and could rafa nadal be the latest comeback kid — as he fights for a place in the men's grand slam finalstralia? and coming up in sport on bbc news, anthonyjoshua's fight against wladimir klitschko at wembley in april will be watched by the biggest post—war british boxing crowd of 90,000. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one.

who will face roger federer in the australian open final, rafa nadal or grigor dimitrov? we hear from the two players ahead of their semi—final. and tiger woods makes his long—awaited return to the pga tour, with a round of two halves. hello, and thanks forjoining us here on sport today. we are going to kick off the show in the english league cup, where manchester united are through to the final after beating hull city over two legs in the semis. united led 2—0 from the first leg at old trafford, but tom huddlestone reduced the deficit with the opening goal of the second leg, a penalty ten minutes before half—time. midway through the second half, paul pogba equalised for united, and restored their two—goal cushion overall. five minutes from time, oumar niasse gave the home side hope, to make it 2—1 to hull on the night. but it wasn't enough. united held on to win 3—2 on aggregate, and they are now through to a ninth league cup final. they will face southampton at wembley on 26 february. he was doing fantastic work, and there were a very good team in both matches. we had m

he was up against his old adversarial rafa nadal and with that victory he won his 18th major trophy.thinks made this match so special. and asked her what she thinks made this match so speciallj and asked her what she thinks made this match so special. i have to say it was an extremely special day to day watching him do that, because it was a special rivalry and there were so much significance in terms of the history because he was going after history because he was going after his 18th grand slam, rafa nadal was going to try to overtake pete sampras and take it to 15, had he done that, it would have closed the gap and pressured roger federer in terms of where he wants to be when he leaves the sport. it's cemented his place in the history books and the fact he had been off the tour for six months, coming back at 35, hasn't won a grand slam since 2012, an extraordinary occasion and what a show they put on. lots of people will be thinking if only andy murray could have made it to the final, he could have made it to the final, he could have made it to the final, he could have beaten eith

roger federer and rafa nadal, a match—up made in tennis heaven and a final no one could have predictedlived up to expectations. back and forth, like two prized fighters. federer struck the first blow, but nadal, like his opponent, is a man winding back the clock. he didn't disappear. relentless and ruthless in equal measure, and this match was level. but not for long. the 17—time grand slam champion produced some scintillating stuff in the third set, taking on nadal and beating him easily, 6—1. and while the contest was as engaging as ever, so were they. a peculiar point to pop the question. yet it didn't distract the spaniard. in the bullring and taking the set by the horns. you can only applaud play like that. it meant we inevitably went to a fifth and final decider. there were so many break points, three of them executed, two in favour of federer. an 18th grand slam title for a 35—year—old many think is the greatest. after this, it would be hard to disagree. tim hague, bbc news. i don't think either one of us believed we would be in the finals of australia when we saw each other at

they took nearly an hour for cena rafa nadal to all the way.rs of top quality tennis, finally a chance to rest. nadal, unbelievable, and real. we have the chance to be again in the final, the first of the year. i think we both worked hard to be where we are. it is great that, again, we are in a moment like this and have the chance to enjoy the game. leicester city will hope to halt their slide in domestic form when they travel to derby county in the first of this weekend's fa cup 4th round games tonight. it's live on bbc1 and bbc radio 5 live. the premier league champions leicester are only 5 points off the relegation zone, with derby pushing for promotion just outside the championship play—off places. i put out the best team, because we need to go through the cup. we need to get confidence, because we lost so to get confidence, because we lost so many matches in the last days. manchester city have accepted a football association anti—doping charge in relation to their third violation of the club whereabouts rules in the space of 12 months. tea

he was up against his old adversary — rafa nadal.didn't come without a battle. roger federer and rafa nadal, a matchup made in heaven and a final no one predicted yet everyone wanted to see. with 31 majors between them it lived up to expectations back and forth like to prized fighters, federer striking the first blow, but nadal, like his opponent, like a man winding back the clock he did not disappear. a relentless and ruthless in equal measure and this match was level but not for long, with the 17 time grand slam champion reducing scintillating stuff in the third set, taking on the door and beating him easily, 6—1. he didn't distract the spaniard, in the bullring, and taking the set by the horns. you can only applaud play like that. it meant inevitably going to fifth deciders, so many break points, three of them executed, two in favour of federer. an 18th grand slam title for a 35—year—old many think is the greatest. after this, it would be hard to disagree. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the nex

significance in terms of the history of tennis because he was going after his 18th round slam, rafa nadal have closed the gap and pressured roger federer when he leaves the sport eventually. it has cemented his place in the history books and the fact he had been of the tour for six months, coming back at 35, hasn't won a grand slam since 2012 so hasn't won a grand slam since 2012 so it seemed like an extraordinary occasion and what a show they put on. lots of people will be thinking if only andy murray could have made it to the final, he could have perhaps beaten either of those. it to the final, he could have perhaps beaten either of thosem was one of those things were all the pundits predicted we would see the world number one andy murray up against novak djokovic and this was against novak djokovic and this was a title andy murray was desperately seeking, he has never won. it wasn't to be. some early shock exits, very unexpected losses but it created some interests around the tournament and suddenly, the oldies were rolling back the years with the women's event and serena claiming her.

roger federer is through to the men's, and he could be facing his old rival, rafa nadal.rafa nadal‘s pump like roger federer‘s seemed to have passed. the spaniard has only recently returned from a wrist injury. you would scarcely have guessed it. nadal cruised to the first set but his opponent once nicknamed baby fed, what started playing like the grown—up version. soon it was 1— all. how is this for the luck of the bounce? nadal held his nerve, edging a third set tie—break. another tie—break and his opponent took it, dragging a marathon match into a decider. earlier in melbourne there had been some british success in the wheelchair doubles. he has won all four grand slams titles. after four hours of enthralling drama, a place in the final is still there is for the taking. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather. it's been freezing for the last few days. we've had fog, cloud, temperatures around freezing even at midday. but things are about to change. it is not cold and grey everywhere. we have some sunshine around but that is going to be replaced by thick clouds com

in his australian open semifinal against rafa nadal at 1—1. in the last few minutes., to speak with nigel clough about their vacant manager‘s job. his father brian clough was forest‘s most famous manager, and anthonyjoshua‘s world heavyweight title bout against wladimir klitshcko will be fought in front of a post—war record crowd. over 80,000 tickets have already been sold for the wembley bout on april the 29th — and the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has granted permission for another 10,000 to go on sale, after talking to rail companies to make sure fans could get home afterwards. gender stereotypes start kicking in when children are as young as six. it appears from that age girls start to see themselves as less innately talented than boys. before then both sexes think their own gender is brilliant according to us researchers. where are they picking up these influences from at such a young age? i don‘t get any make—up in my hair. this was about a week ago. what do you think about me? that is the coolest thing. while the rest of the girls powder their noses, alice has

one is going for theirfirst slam or there is the epic battle between myself and rafa nadal.are about is winning on sunday, it does not matter who is across the net. the williams sisters will meet each otherfor the ninth time in a grand slam final on saturday. no surprise perhaps that world number one serena saw off unseeded croatian mirjana lucic—baroni in straight sets, but there was real emotion for sister venus as she beat fellow american coco vanderway. alex gulrajani reports. not even venus could believe it, 14 yea rs have not even venus could believe it, 14 years have passed since he last made it to years have passed since he last made ittoa years have passed since he last made it to a final in melbourne. her opponent was only 12 when that happened. and while the six time grand slam champion was pushed all the way, her experience helped to keep her cool. until it was all done, of course, then out came the emotions. now a final with her from older sister and a familiar face. emotions. now a final with her from older sister and a familiar facelj know it will not be easy,

con una apurada victoria, roger federer se adjudicÓ la final del abierto australiano venciendo a rafa nadaledad, sumando 46 u en 16 partidos. barcelona tropezÓ donde terminaron empatando a un gol dejando escapar puntos. en repÚblica dominicana los tigres se coronaron campeones sumando 22 tÍtulos en su historia. los tigres se representaran a la dominicana en la serie del caribe, que estarÁ arrancando en mÉxico. hablando de méxico las Águilas de mexicali, lograron el tÍtulo de campeones en la liga del pacÍfico. en la nfl han mostrado ser supersticiosos y anunciaron que jugaran con el uniforme blanco. cameron el protocolo viajando el lunes, los halcones por su parte lo hicieron el dÍa de ayer por la noche, houston dejando el camino libre para el mÁximo evento de fÚtbol americano. el mariscal de campo, anunciÓ. recordar que ayer se anunciÓ que el juego de estados unidos, ante honduras camino rusia serÁn el estado de la ciudad de san josÉ, y en efecto si charito hernÁndez anotÓ el dÍa de ayer, rompiendo una racha, de no poder anotar. te quiero preguntar, tÚ sabÍas que el amÉrica quiere remodelar

who will face roger federer in the australian open final, rafa nadal or grigor dimitrov?heir semi—final. and tiger woods makes his long—awaited return to the pga tour, with a round of two halves. hello, and thanks forjoining us here on sport today. we are going to kick off the show in the english league cup, where manchester united are through to the final after beating hull city over two legs in the semis. united led 2—0 from the first leg at old trafford, but tom huddlestone reduced the deficit with the opening goal

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roger federer and rafa nadal, a match—up made in tennis heaven and a final no one could have predictedto expectations. back and forth, like two prized fighters. federer struck the first blow, but nadal, like his opponent, is a man winding back the clock. he didn't disappear. relentless and ruthless in equal measure, and this match was level. but not for long. the 17—time grand slam champion produced some scintillating stuff in the third set, taking on nadal and beating him easily, 6—1. and while the contest was as engaging as ever, so were they. a peculiar point to pop the question. yet it didn't distract the spaniard. in the bullring and taking the set by the horns. you can only applaud play like that. it meant we inevitably went to a fifth and final decider. there were so many break points, three of them executed, two in favour of federer. an 18th grand slam title for a 35—year—old many think is the greatest. after this, it would be hard to disagree. tim hague, bbc news. i don't think either one of us believed we would be in the finals of australia when we saw each other at the acade

six months on the sidelines with injury but he ove rca m e sidelines with injury but he overcame rafa nadal think either one of us final. i don't think either one of us believed we would be in the final was when we saw each other at the academy five, four months ago and here we stand in the finals. tennis isa here we stand in the finals. tennis is a tough sport, there are no draws but if there was one, i would be happy to accept one tonight and accept it with rafa. it could not happen here, but it can happen on clay if i am able to play like this, hold matches like this and recover well... opponents will not get that many free points and i am playing solely from the baseline, if i make that happen, i think i can have success on that happen, i think i can have success on hard courts. three more shocks in the english fa cup on sunday. but manchester united are through to the last 16 after they beat wigan a—0. marouane fellaini got the first forjose mourinho's side — the manager made nine changes for this match. chris smalling made it 2—0 following a cross from anthony martial, who set up henr

raonic in straight sets to claim third place at the world tennis championship in abu dhabi, with rafa nadal david goffin in the final. murray is preparing for the first grand slam of the year, the australian open, so how does it feel gavin lowe be here at 9am with a recap on the main stories. we say goodbye from breakfast. let's go to click. happy new year, thanks for watching. i'm so excited about this. our very first click live! we have eight amazing tech demos that had never been demonstrated like this before, it will be terrifying, what could possibly go wrong? everything! why is there a laptop on your knee? because we haven't finished writing the show yet! is that a bad thing to be doing this close?! hello? we have a saying in television, never work with children, animals or computers, because they are the most unpredictable things you can get in a tv recording environment. is there anybody there? well, that was interesting. hello? can you see me? i'm not sure the system is quite stable yet. laughter. anyway, are you ready? yes! i said, are you ready? let's go! applause. thank you so m

roger federer has won his eating to grand slam title following a five set victory over rafa nadal inhe australian open final. at ten o'clock michelle hussain is here with a full use of all that full round—up of all the news. in the final week of the obama presidency, a louisiana high school marching band rehearses for the big day. we do not see colour, race, gender or ethnicity. we see potential. they are one of ten school bands chosen to play at the inauguration. there has been a lot of talk of how we need healing and sometimes... you just have to do it. but as it marks the transition from obama to trump, america is having two very different conversations about race. this is the life that black people live. we live so it is not a conversation about race, it is just a conversation. and with tensions over the issues of police killings white supremacists feel emboldened. hailtrump! hail our people! hail victory! and for some, talk of a return to the good old days signifies nothing good at all. i look at is as master has reclaimed his house. and even though master allowed the slaves to

lukas rosol but like victory over rafa nadal invergordon in 2012 was the biggest upset in men's tennisest upset in men's tennis in recent years but this was an even more spectacular achievement by denis istomin. 117 in the world, he had to qualify by winning the asia—pacific wild card play—off in china at the end of november last year. he played a magnificent match but inevitably, when you're dealing with a 6— time champion, someone who has been so dominant on these hard courts at melbourne, you wonder why he's not playing the way he has done in the past. there's definitely an edge missing from novak djokovic at the moment. he has not been the same since he completed the career grand slam at roland garros lastjune. he might be able to rediscover that edge, but right now it is questionable as to whether he can ever ca ptu re questionable as to whether he can ever capture the exceptional form and consistency he delivered for so many years. it is just one of these days when, those days when you don't feel that great on the court and you don't have much rhythm, and a player you are playing

he was up against his old adversary — rafa nadal.ut as katherine downes reports, it didn't come without a battle. delight and disbelief. of all his titles and trophies, this, surely, is his greatest achievement yet. roger federer. roger federer had been out of tennis for six months, but he battled his way to the final of the australian open once again, and once again the man at the other side of the net was rafael nadal. an old rivalry reignited, and federer rolled back the years, blazing his way to a first set. nadal himself was an unlikely finalist, also on the comeback from injury. also, they thought, past his prime. with sweat and grit, nadal was level, the second set secured. for a while it looked like he'd given all he had, while federer rediscovered his signature wizardry. butjust when you think rafael nadal is beaten, he is capable of this... nadal‘s sheer determination dragged him and his old nemesis into a decider. and what a decider. an early break for rafa, but roger fought back with two of his own, and in the end, just t

federer odds on to win another grand slam tournament after his amazing australian open victory over rafa nadalhis five year wait for an 18th major in that five set win. when i heard that in switzerland people were following me and i saw people being generally really happy for me that i won a slam again, particularly maybe this one, it's a bit of a fairy tale to come back this way. the goal is absolutely to be playing for a couple of years, hopefully. six nations chief executive john feehan says relegation from the tournament will not be introduced in the short to medium term. georgia and romania have both been pushing to be included in the annual tournament. italy were added to the old five nations tournament in 2000 and have propped up the table 11 times in the 17 tournaments since, including last season where they lost all five matches. but feehan has there are no plans to relegate the italians who open their campaign against wales next sunday in rome. it is not that long ago since they beat south africa in the autumn series. i would say in the short or medium term there is not any genuine l

now he is blossoming again with meryl streep, kind of like rafa nadal and roger federer, she has brought to sing that badly. brilliant film. you think the bafta members will go for it. it is heartbreaking as well. that is its skill, tightrope between the two. emily blunt? surprise nomination. the room, there was a gasp. she plays an alcoholic for stop based on the bestseller set in london. when they made the movie, they transposed it to america. it annoyed fans of the novel. we are claiming emily blunt now for the british or —— audience will start she is always good. i can she would be slightly surprised to have been nominated. naomie harris, best known the james bond viewers, playing a different role here. miss moneypenny, but completely different role in a film that i think is the one that could trip up la la land, moonlight. a young black man growing up moonlight. a young black man growing up in miami. she abandons him a drug dealer. it is a true and this performance from her, something we have never seen, adds to the movie and she becomes a great supporting role. she is the favourite

rafa nadal had to reach deep to get through these gruelling set against the teenager on the sixth day later as she eased into the last 16 beating fellow american michael gibbs in straight sets. 0ne beating fellow american michael gibbs in straight sets. one of the performances of the day came from britain's juana contact —— performances of the day came from britain'sjuana contact —— nicola gibbs. -- britain'sjuana contact —— nicola gibbs. —— to anaconda. she will now play katarina makarova in the fourth round. tyrrell hatton takes a lead into the final round of the abu dhabi championship. he is on 13 under par but faced with an intimidating chasing pack including the us open champion dustinjohnson. busy day, but that is all your sport for now. lovely. thanks very much, james. it's been no ordinary match for the brazilian football club chapecoense. you remember the team lost almost all of its players in a plane crash in colombia in november. well, today they played their first friendly match, against the national champions, palmeiras. thousands watched as the three surviving members of

i found the dow finished an injury plagued 2016 on a high, beating rafa nadal be david goffin and inionship in abu dhabi. the third time he has won the trophy. he will head to the brisbane international ahead of the australian open. andy murray came third. 70,000 people watched the big bash match between the renegade stars and the melbourne stars. kevin pietersen playing. the stars were set 134 to win. it was a bizarre final over as three batsmen run out as the stars fell short. that is all the sport. the london ambulance service says technical problems in the early hours of this morning meant staff in the control room were forced to log emergency calls by hand, delaying response times and treatment. the computer difficulties on what is usually the busiest night of the year began at half past midnight and lasted until 5.15am. it's understood ambulances had to be tracked manually using maps, while drivers had to drive without their satnavs. an investigation will take place into the cause of the problem. with me is our correspondent jon ironmonger. do we know what happened? the compute

roger federer and rafa nadal, a matchup made in tennis heaven and the final no one could have predicted31 majors between them lived up to expectations, back and forth, like two prized fighters. you like that is ridiculous, what a point! sped struck the first blow but nadal disappear, randomness and ruthless, in equal measure. the 17 timea grand ruthless, in equal measure. the 17 time a grand slam champion took on the dow and beating him easily in five sets, and while the contest was engaging as ever, and it was a peculiar points to pop the question but didn't distract the spaniard in the bullring to take the set by the horns. he could only applaud. point of the day! it went to a fifth and final decider with so many break points. three of them executed, two went to federal. an 18th grand slam title for a 35—year—old many think is the greatest. after this, who would disagree? football, round of the fa cup throws up shocks and upsets, non—league sutton the lowest ranked team in the competition have beat fa cup winners leeds united sutton coolly putting a penalty through. leeds, fourth in t

he got victory against rafa nadal. we turn out to the bbc sports centre and he is back!this coming, not least roger federate himself. he said at the start of the tournament at the start of the final, in fact he was talking in all the pre—match conferences having got through to the final after beating his previous opponent in five sets, the fact that he even got there he did not even dream that this would be his return to tennis. it isn't just an amazing show of stamina, anyone have to show that to get to the final but you have to remember that roger federer at this time last year injured his knee running a bar for his children. he then took six months out of tennis, so from the stamina he played at wimbledon afterwards he decided he would have afterwards he decided he would have a knee operation. he hasn't played for six months and then here he is in the final of the australian open, his first competitive tournament since returning from having that knee operation. he has got through against two dot—mac there is that wonderful moment where he won! two top players in the q

raonic in straight sets to claim third place at the world tennis championship in abu dhabi, with rafa nadalting david goffin in the final. murray is preparing for the first grand slam of the year, the australian open. how does it feel to be called sir andy? it sounds strange, obviously. it is a brake —— great honour and recognition for my results over the last few years. it is a very nice way to finished 16, or starched 17, but i am more than happy to be known as a. “— but i am more than happy to be known as a. —— finish 2016, or start 2017. andy murray, very understated as usual. it is tough for him to hold on to the top spot. he beat david gough and in previous meetings, but he got the better of him a few days ago in abu dhabi. —— goffin. with the australian open around the corner that's been the big challenge for him. he has reached the final but never gotten over the line. maybe being world number one and having to 2016 he has had has given him the confidence this year. that hope so. thanks very much. we'll have the headlines at 8am, but now on breakfast, the bbc weather team bring us t

rafa nadal is looking to reach his first grand slam final since the french open in 2014. took the first set after getting the early break. dimitrov has never reached a grand slam final, but he reacted well — he's broken nadal twice in the second set, though nadal has broken him twice, too, so it's back on serve, 5—4 to dimitrov. it is currently 4—3 and nadal‘s favour. the winner takes on roger federer on sunday. and congratulations to britain's gordon reid, who's completed a career grand slam. he and partnerjoachim gerard have won the wheelchair doubles title in melbourne this morning. he now has the full set. jose mourinho celebrated his 54th birthday by taking manchester united into the efl cup final. they lost 2—1 at hull in the second leg of their semi—final but went through 3—2 on aggregate, although mourinho insisted they hadn't lost. here's the goal that mourinho is refusing to recognise. four players tangled in the penalty area, and harry maguire went to ground, possibly after marcos rojo had pulled his shirt. tom huddlestone scored from the spot. paul pogba then

it also clears the way for roger federer and rafa nadal. who is coming back from an injury. djokovic ousted earlier. >> i'm sorry. i'm distracted. i realized we left a piece of bacon on the set. >> here, ron, you can have that. >> used bacon? >> i have something that will perk your ears. we'll talk about the patriots. the big showdown on the idiron. espn's tony reali joins us with his take on the games. >> the bacon is for tony. >>> but first, the woman charged with plotting to kill her husband in an alleged love triangle. >> prosecutors say she wanted him dead to carry on an affair with a former firefighter who is now ready to testify against her. phillip mena joins us with more. >> reporter: dan, paula, good morning. newly released court documents revealing allegations, the victim's wife claiming divorcing her husband was not an option. the first idea to get him out of the picture? killing him by poisoning his favorite dessert. the morning, stunning new details in an alleged love triangle turn deadly. newly released court documents detailing how prosecutors say former fire

roger federer is going to take on rafa nadal.rer back, after a six-month absence for rehab of a knee injury. this is the ninth federer/nadal matchup. nadal actually leads in the rivalry twins 23 of their 34 matches. like i said, it's kind of like, if you're a tennis fan, you're thinking, man, is this the 2000s right now. the last time we saw a federer/nadal final and a williams sister final was 2008, wimbledon. think about that, almost a whole decade seeing these great players match up. >> mid-30s, ahh, you're done for -- really? listen to me, age is just a number. >> wear down those knees for 15 years and then say age is just a number. >> i'm just telling you, people, age is just a number. the williams sisters. >> and roger federer, right? >> yes. >> thank you, andy. >>> some really chilling video showing a pickup truck crashing into a bus. we've got the story behind this, ahead. and now, i help people find discounts, like paperless, multi-car, and safe driver, that help them save on their car insurance. any questions? -yeah. -h

federer odds on to win another grand slam tournament after his amazing australian open victory over rafa nadalle were following me and i saw people were following me and i saw people being generally really happy for me that i won a slam again, particularly this one may be, it is a bit ofa particularly this one may be, it is a bit of a fairy tale to come back this way. the goal is absolutely to be playing for a couple of years, hopefully. that's all sport for now. despite a weekend of protests, petitions and court orders against it, the white house is standing firm over president trump's ban on immigration from seven countries. the president signed his executive order on friday, bringing to an end a hectic first week in the oval office. it halted the entire us refugee programme for four months, as well as instituting a three month travel ban for nationals from iran, iraq, libya, somalia, sudan, syria and yemen. but on saturday, as thousands gathered at airports across the country to protest, the order was challenged in the courts, with officials from 16 states describing it as "unconstitutional

roger federer and rafa nadal going head-to-head point by point taking that hard fought game into a fifth in the end roger federer winning his 18th grand slam title in what some are calling one of the most historic tennis matches of all time. rob has been paying attention to it all morning long. >> tell us about some mind games, right. >> it's been hard to concentrate. the fifth set was like a boxing match. got to give it to the old man winning his 18th. amazing. >> and there were some mind games being played, right. >> he took a medical break and, you know, a little gamesmanship to stop the momentum of nadal and maybe it worked. >> we'll have more on that later. >> thank you very much, rob. >>> more on the hundreds of travelers affected in the first day since president trump signed that executive order banning entry to foreign nationals from seven countries. people were detained at six major american airports. even more were not allowed to even board planes coming to the u.s. >> and earlier this morning we spoke via skype from dubai with ali abdi from yale university who left to do field

it will be a vintage affair in melbourne — rafa nadal will face federer in the australian open final.

rafa nadal is through to the quarter—finals for the ninth time, after beating sixth seed gael monfilshest seed left in the men's draw. that's all the sport for now. president trumps does he have a busy week ahead with a focus on manufacturing, jobs and security. this is what he tweeted earlier today at the start of his first full working week at the white house. let's look at what else might be at the top of his in—tray. the president is currently hosting a brea kfast president is currently hosting a breakfast session with business leaders. next on the agenda, he has a session signing executive orders. that will be followed by the daily briefing. at midday us time, president, has a working lunch with the vice president. and mid—afternoon, he will hold a listening session with union leaders. that will be followed by a leadership reception which president trump host. the new president's cabinet is beginning to take shape — retired generaljames mattis has been sworn in as defence secretary. and john kelly, a retired marine corps general, has also been sworn in as the head of homeland sec

australian open champion climb to tenth in the world rankings after his incredible victory over rafa nadal it really was. thank you. prime minister theresa may has made it clear the devolved administrations will not be given a decisive role in the uk's divorce from the european union ahead of talks later this morning with leaders from across the uk. our correspondent thomas morgan is in cardiff. hello, tomos, what is happening today? i will be discussing brexit and what the devolved ministers would like to see. carwynjones of the labour government here in cardiff has always said he would like to stay in the single market and have a norway style soft brexit where we stay in the single market and people can come to the uk as long as they have a job. that is in fa ct long as they have a job. that is in fact the white paper he put to westminster this time last week, with leanne wood of plaid cymru. that is in sharp contrast to what theresa may said just two weeks ago, when she said staying in the market was not going to be in option. nicola sturgeon said she and carwyn jones share similar view

rafa nadal has reached his first grand slam final in nearly three years — he'll face roger federer for five—set semi—final in melbourne, as drew savage reports. 1a grand slam titles to his name, but nothing since the french open back in 2014. nadal and many fans also hoping he could turn back the clock. no problems in the first set. 6—3, but the bulgarian was aiming to reach his first ever grand slam final at the age of 25, and he was only getting going. winning a marathon second set. this was turning into a classic. you could hardly separate the two players. nadal showed why he has only lost three semifinals, edging the first set on a tie—break. the scene was set for the spaniard to triumph, the spaniard to triumph, but one problem — dimitrov was not giving up. squaring the match at 2—2, this one was going all the way. it took almost an hour for nadal to make the breakthrough in the decider, and after five hours of top quality tennis, finally a chance to rest. with an opportunity to make history in the final against roger federer, he will need it. england have named an unchanged squad

federer took the deciding set and will face grigor dimitrov or rafa nadal in the final.n the final and i know that and i know i will have a chance to win on sunday. that is a great position to be in regardless who it will be against. one is sued over his first grand slam or the battle with nadal. whether i can win on sunday is all i think about. —— all i care about. what a day for the williams family asbos venus and serena made a women is singles final. serena dominated in her match. they will meet in a grand slam final for the first time since 2009. britain's form and his american partner wagner won the paralympic finals. arsenal manager arsene wenger will attend a personal hearing for his misconduct charge tomorrow. wenger accepted a charge tomorrow. wenger accepted a charge for pushing an official in his side's match against burnley. but he wants clarity for when a manager is sent to the stands. the only thing i can say, when i was sent off, i was surprised and i was in the tunnel because i thought i had the right to be in the tunnel. last time, i was sent off formerl

federer odds on to win another grand slam tournament after his amazing australian open victory over rafa nadal. when i heard in switzerland people we re when i heard in switzerland people were following me and i saw people we re were following me and i saw people were really happy for me that i won a slam again and particularly this one, maybe it is a bit of a fairy tale to come back this way. the goal is absolutely to be playing. that's why i took the six months off to hopefully to play for a couple of yea rs. dmitiri payet has been paradedd by marseille today after completing a £25 million transfer to the french club, which has left a bitter taste in the mouth of west ham's owners. payet did not show commitment or respect to west ham, according to david sullivan. in a statement, sullivan went on to say they would have preferred for payet to have stayed in order to make an example of him as no player is bigger than the club. patrick van aanholt has completed his transfer from sunderland to crystal palace for an undisclosed fee. the dutch left—back has signed a four and a half year contract. h

i think that epic five-set match was so big for him because it was against his arch-nemesis and rafa nadaling personally, as a fan of sport, i love greatness. i love watching roger federer, serena williams, venus williams, i wish they could play forever but, unfortunately, that's not how it works in sports. the body breaks down. >> do you go out on top? or do you keep trying as long as you're playing well? >> that's the overall question. it's very hard to tell these athletes that are so competitive and dedicated their entire lives to championships and winning for a sport they're so passionate about to ever stop. i hope roger federer keeps going. >> they are representing the 30-year-olds. i'm really impressed. thank you. >> thank you, guys. >>> coming up, ginger has the story behind this avalanche in colorado. actually officials wanted it to happen. she'll tell you why and behind the scenes at the s.a.g. awards. we'll have what emma stone's mom told her after her big win and whose chances are now looking good for oscar gold. >>> plus healthy new tricks to satisfy your sweet tooth and curb y

rafa nadal was playing with one arm, and that are playing with one leg.at is changing fast tennis is giving us a little bit of what we used to know. 5000:1 were the odds for the williams sisters to make it to the final and for nadal and federer to make it as well. sister act part 28, their first make it as well. sister act part 28, theirfirst since 2009. make it as well. sister act part 28, their first since 2009.|j make it as well. sister act part 28, their first since 2009. i have another animal story which has suddenly appeared. we were obviously obsessed with it. this one is a bit... you know if you are at work and wondering how your dog might be at home, your dog or cat, and you are thinking i hope they are enjoying themselves? now there is a ball you can get where you can be at work and on your phone and you can make the ball moves and do tricks, and it can even have your face on it. you can actually entertain your pet while you are sat in a boring meeting. can the ball looked at the pet? you can, because even see what they are up to, although it is

roger federer and rafael nadal faced off -- federer to rafa and hadn't beat him since wimbledon in 2007the major championship the most between these two men in history. took the first and third sets. down the line. nadal was -- look at this. fed was down 3-1. battles back to this match point. catching the line, but cannot celebrate. it's in. fed won five straight games. and in five sets, olders player in 43 years. >> tennis is a tough sport. there's no draws, but if there would be one, i would be happy to accept a draw tonight and share it with rafa, really. >> sportsmanship. >>> torrey pines, final rounds of the farmer. shoot an even par 72. brandt snedeker trying to -- shot hat one over, 73 despite this birdie from the beach on the 11th. john rahm had two -- 18th hole, already a one-stroke lead, and it is tracking. he's going to finish 13 under, his first win on the pga tour, and at 22 the youngest to win this tournament. former asu sun devil with a back 12 victory. >>> the falcons arrived in houston today for super bowl li, first appearance since 1999. super bowl xxxiii losing to joh

this is what nadal means to federer. rafa definitely has been very particular in my career.o do that to me. the way he is again stacks up with me, it is a tricky one, you know. isaid stacks up with me, it is a tricky one, you know. i said that openly and it remains for me the ultimate challenge to play against him. so it's definitely very special. i said that also before the final, if i we re that also before the final, if i were to win against rafa in the final it would be super special and very sweet because i haven't beaten him ina very sweet because i haven't beaten him in a grand slam finalfor a long, long time now, the last time in 2007 at wimbledon in a five setter. i think it would take time to sink in. i will go back to sit there and be like, wow, it is gonna feel different. i can't compare this with any other one, except maybe the french open in ‘09, because i waited for the french open, i tried, i fought, tried again and failed, as eventually i made it, so this feels similar. black actors have dominated the screen actors guild awards in hollywood, which are tradit