and a first ever masters snooker title forjudd trump — who hammers the seven time champion ronnie o'sullivann the final. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. roger federer roger all of that to come but first to the australian open where play is underway, a day after some of the biggest names — including the defending champion roger federer — went out of the tournament. he's not going to be in the quarter finals this year — but serena williams and novak djokovic will be among the players looking to seal their place in the last eight later. russell fuller is in melbourne for us. a lot to look forward to later russell but what's happening at the moment? we are watching naomi masako, the us champion from japan, who has dropped the first set. she is full-1 down. the taiwanese hsueh has an unorthodox game, including drop shots and the first set however has gone to sevastova. svitolina has taken the first set against keys of the united states but everyone is looking forward to serena williams has beaten simona halep in a previous meetings. followed by novak djokovic, the world number one

judd leeds judd - leeds ronnie o'sullivan by games to judd - leeds ronnie o'sullivan by - games to oneeat resume at semen. a'rlerk a. 9'9315— — ~ ~ —~ — ~ of winning his first masters and it will be live on bbc title and it will be live on bbc two. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. in the united states, democrats have rejected president trump's compromise plan on immigration — an attempt to end the partial us government shutdown. it is now the longest in american history, affecting some 800,000 federal workers. david willis reports from washington. from the diplomatic reception room of the white house came a distinctly undiplomatic message — america's immigration system is badly broken. i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown and solve the crisis on the southern border. amongst a package of measures that he knew would prove irresistible to many democrats was an offer of temporary relief in return for all of this, the president is demanding close — a project t

judd trump is very much in charge of the masters final against ronnie o'sullivan at alexandra palace.' greats, will be hazel irvine. might escape that many of us had thought. this is ronnie o'sullivan possibly 13th masters final and so far not unlucky for him, but not going his way today. the neck not at all. stephen and i discussed at the site how he is probably the only player at that moment that really believes he can take it to vinyl o'sullivan and finals as well as the other 29th and he proved that today. he was not intimidated at all. he did not put like a ball flight 37 minutes, it is a huge leap in the race for ten. he minutes, it is a huge leap in the race forten. he had minutes, it is a huge leap in the race for ten. he had seen massive comebacks in this evenings like this before, but at the can't bask in the printed form to produce one of those? during the 20 that he has been dominant enough that he has when we compared it —— comparative ease. you can always play in one session and got in the comparative —— comparative ease. you can probably explain that in one session and

can ronnie o'sullivan come back from six frames down at the masters final?ominant — looking for his first masters title. hello and welcome to sportsday. manchester city have closed the gap on premier league leaders liverpool to four points with a 3—nil win at huddersfield. the win means pep guardiola's side have scored 22 goals in their last four matches, while managerless huddersfield remain ten points from safety. joe lynskey reports. this is no ordinary sendoff for a departed manager. david took huddersfield from second—tier obscurity to the premier league. his was an era few wanted to end. it is now temporarily up to mark hudson to help them stay in the division, but there are few more difficult than manchester city. with raheem sterling's break the champions perhaps should have had a penalty inside 12 minutes. still,, even then an opener felt inevitable. city had scored more in their previous three games than huddersfield all season. this one from daneilo though, had good fortune about it. his shot looked comfortable at the near post until that deflecti

now, to snooker, where seven—time champion ronnie o'sullivan eased past stuart bingham six frames toat alexandra palace in london. o'sullivan made 66 and pinched the eighth frame to win on a nervy re—spotted black, and he'll face ryan day next. ding junhui also booked his place in the quarter—finals with a comfortable 6—1win over debutant jack lisowski. it was never really in doubt for the chinese player and he'll face world number 1a luca brecel next. just to remind you, it is day two of the australian open. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. the match taking place at the moment, johanna konta on court, serena williams due and in the evening, novak djokovic, the world number one, and the six time when, and naomi osaka, us open champion, she takes to the court as well on day two. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. by the end of this forecast we will be talking about something much colder, but in the short—term it's relatively mild. west or south—westerly winds across the uk. the cold air is behind this cold front and

you know how impressed i am when you beat ronnie o'sullivan in a side that match in westminster ——is a wish you didn't bring that up! you do not! it seems - who you do not! it seems someone who routinely gets drunk - hayes routinely gets drunk and mr hayes has got drunkg —— i hayes. routinely gets drunk and mr hayes has got drunk§ -- i hayes. -- drink very much. -- mr hayes. -- misbehaves. he still has a following in the uk. misbehaves. he still has a following in the ui in all seriousness, he has rooney. in all seriousness, he has been able to turn around his career and achieve an extension to his career and achieve an extension to his career in the states, he has gone over and the huge success so i suppose it's a blow that this has happened. the lawyer is blaming his drink fuelled thai rate as one paper calls it, him being abusive, blamed it on the pills that he took. —— tirade. 0h, it on the pills that he took. —— tirade. oh, yes, the pills. i am sure if it hadn't been for the pills, he wouldn't have been like that. he has survived previously apparently sleeping with prostitutes w

ronnie o'sullivan will play judd trump in the final of the masters snooker at alexandra palace today.ng jun—hui, before ding won the next three frames. but the seven—time masters champion recovered to win the match. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, it's time for the papers. hello, and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. let's take a look at the front pages. the sunday times says theresa may's government is facing meltdown, as emails seen by the newspaper suggest a senior house of commons aide helped a plot to derail brexit. the sunday telegraph carries a warning from the international trade secretary liam fox. he says that mps trying to stop brexit could cause a political tsunami. john bercow is considering staying on as speaker of the commons beyond this summer, so says the observer. it follows ministers‘ threats to deny him a peerage, due to his alleged "bias" over brexit. a senior minister is warning that a group of remain supporters in the cabinet will "do everything they can to stop brexit". that's according to the express. and the mail on sunday claims the

is four frames to one up in the final of the masters snooker against the seven time winner — ronnie o'sullivanre we g % more sport for we % —*e£ more sport for you we g % more sport for you in an hour. a spokesman for the zimbabwean president, emmerson mnangagwa, has described the security forces‘ response to last week's protests as a foretaste of things to come. george charamba told the state— controlled sunday mail that the opposition mdc was using the recent rise in fuel prices as an excuse to bring violence onto the streets. he said the aim was to overturn mr mnangagwa's election victory last year. joining us now from kent is political analyst, alex magaisa who advised morgan tsvangirai, prime minister of zimbabwe from 2009—13. we are very grateful for your time. i wonder if you can enlighten us and tell us what you are hearing about what is happening in zimbabwe. the attacks speak for themselves. the situation is very tense and i would say it is an undeclared state of emergency. we have people who are dying and who are injured and a lot of people have been displaced and the security agent

in london tonight, where the first time finallistjudd trump thrashed the seven—time champion ronnie o‘sullivanol and went on to win it ten frames to four. england‘s netballers have pulled—off another victory over australia but it wasn‘t quite enough to win the quad series. they needed to beat the world‘s top team by five clear points to stop them taking the title — but their winning score at london‘s copperbox was an agonisingly close — 52 points to 49. that‘s it from me but there‘s much more on the bbc sport website including the line—ups for the quarterfinals of european rugby. but for now, back to you mishal. before we go, if you find can‘t sleep later tonight or you‘re getting up early, you could catch a glimpse of a rare lunar eclipse. it occurs when the earth comes between the sun and the moon. this one will startjust after 2:30am with totality at around 5am, where the entire moon will appear to be a reddish—orange colour. the eclipse will end just before eight tomorrow morning. this is all assuming the skies are clear, which will give any of you who are up the best possible view of the

ronnie o'sullivan and judd trump are just under way in the final of the masters snooker at alexandrathat's all the sport for now. we shall have more for you throughout the day. richard, many thanks. the un says it believes that 170 migrants trying to reach europe may have drowned in two incidents in the mediterranean sea in recent days. a rubber dinghy with 120 people on board sank in the sea off the libyan coast on friday. more than 50 people are also said to have died in the waters between spain and morocco. elizabeth throssell is a spokeswoman for the united nations refugee agency. she joins me via webcam from geneva. thank you for being here, what more do we know about these two latest disasters in the mediterranean? as you said, the shocking reports that 170 people have drowned or are missing in the mediterranean in recent days. the incident off the coast of libya happened either late on friday or early saturday. the italian navy picked up three survivors, two sudanese and one gambian national and took them to lap this up off the coasts of north africa and the other incident tha

trump put in a brilliant performance - seven brilliant performance to crash seven time champion ronnie o'sullivanr‘s biggest draws, but the match turned into a comprehensive rout of trumps. ten frames to four was the score, with trump becoming the 23rd different name on the paul hunter trophy, and collecting $260,000 in prize money. can juventus keep collecting $260,000 in prize money. canjuventus keep their unbeaten start to the season going in seria a? the italian champions have not lost in 19 games now and few would it against them not eating the bottom side here though later. they are nine points from safety. with a new manager they have been improving lately and juventus are not taking anything for granted. translation: it isa anything for granted. translation: it is a team that is very much alive, 18 that has found renewed enthusiasm to save themselves from relegation, albeit a difficult task, they will have to believe in it until the end, so we will have to play the match with great respect. in the end what matters is to run, to play well, and to win matches. the rest is just small pork. —

quarter—final of this year's masters snooker is underway at alexandra palace with england's ronnie o'sullivann bbc two. currently one frame all between the players. you can see all sullivan at the table there. in the evening session luca brecel, who knocked out defending champion mark allen in the opening round, plays china's ding junhui. you can watch that live on bbc two from 7 o'clock and on the bbc sport website. britain'sjo pavey has said she's targetting a record—equalling sixth olympics — at the age of 46. she was the oldest woman to win a european championship gold medal when she won the 10,000 metres in 2014 — she was a0 and had given birth less than a year earlier. meg; she ”hf ghe'g 939951553 . ~ ~ — . . ~ . ~ ,, , ts‘fif .i1§ szaiiifs’ 15” t ' ' §g£j=531§12§5752£631 =: .; 2:3:11' : f’,’, .... .. . that's all the sparkfmenew you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i will be back from two o'clock. thank you very much. theresa may has been holding more cross party talks as she tries to find a way forward for brexit. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has refus

can ronnie o‘sullivan come back from six frames down at the masters final?s pep guardiola‘s side have scored 22 goals in their last four matches, while managerless huddersfield remain ten points from safety. joe lynskey reports. this is an ordinary sendoff for a departed manager. david took huddersfield from second—tier obscurity to the premier league. he has left an area he wanted to end. it is now temporarily after mark had sent to help them stay in the division, but there are a few my difficult first at than manchester city. with rahim starling‘s break the champions perhaps should have had a penalty inside 12 minutes. still, even then in open or felt inevitable. city scored more in their previous three games then huddersfield all season. that‘s one from canelo had good fortune about it. his shot left comfortable at the near pressed in your post until that deflection. still, they all count but huddersfield would hold out at 1-0 but huddersfield would hold out at 1—0 for longer than expected. except more debatable referee because to bring city their second.

judd trumps ronnie o'sullivan at the masters.e dominated the final to win his first major title for eight years. good morning. there is a cold and frosty start to the day. a weather front bringing wet and snow to the hills in the north—west. i will have more in 15 minutes. it is monday 21 january. our top story: theresa may will today outline her next steps as she tries to find a way to break the brexit deadlock. she will make a statement to mps following talks yesterday with her cabinet. it is thought the prime minister will try to find a solution to the controversial irish backstop, a safety net designed to avoid the return of checkpoints on the border in ireland. let's speak to our political correspondent chris mason, who is in westminster for us this morning. so has she given up on wooing labour and the other opposition parties? lots of stories about how she may be changing who she is wooing. good morning to you. the wooing does continue, but there seems to be an emphasis now within government on trying to convince conservati

judd trump thrashes ronnie o'sullivan to win the masters snooker — his first major title for eight yearse, with manchester city back to four points behind liverpool, after a 3—0 win at bottom side huddersfield. i'll be back with more on those stories in half an hour. police are continuing to question four men in connection with a car bomb attack in londonderry on saturday night. no—one was hurt in the explosion. officers say they believe a dissident republican group, the new ira, was responsible for the blast. a man who was carrying a machete on board a train in essex has been arrested. police found the 15—inch blade after a stop and search on a greater anglia service between colchester and witham on sunday night. a man from london has been arrested on suspicion of two offences and remains in police custody. a former soldier is suing the ministry of defence after contracting q fever in afghanistan. he claims the mod failed to give him the neccessary antibiotics that would have protected him from the disease. it has since developed into chronic fatigue syndrome leaving him unable to work.

ronnie o'sullivan will play judd trump in the final of the masters snooker at alexandra palace today.orse called altior in the race. he is one of racing's most exciting horses and yesterday won for the 17th time in a row. hisjockey, nico de boinville, only had to beat two others in the clarence house chase at ascot after altior had scared off most of his rivals with his incredible unbeaten record over jumps. the other horses just thought, the trainers thought, why bother? 17 in a row. just one short of the all—time record. phenomenal. a row. just one short of the all-time record. phenomenal. thank you. the unix to ally. ——cu next hour. it's estimated that around 300,000 adults and children in the uk live with tourette syndrome — a condition that causes a person to make involuntary sounds and movements, known as tics. but for some people, their symptoms are so intense, they require hospital treatment. this is alice franklin's story. today i have not been able to stop slapping myself across the face. today i have been clenching my teeth which is really hurting myjaw. i have been getting

ronnie o'sullivan is through to his 14th masters semi—final.lgium's luca brecel. basketball fans in london were treated to a stunning finish in the nba's annual visit to the uk, with the washington wizards scoring in the last second of the match to beat the new york knicks. and finally, yesterday we showed you marcelo bielsa's incredible press conference defending himself against so called spygate, but have a look at this from leicester's training session. it's spiderman. well, not quite. who else but jamie vardy dressed as the superhero to strike fear into his manager and team mates. it seems it was all a joke around the spying theme. vardy then joined his team mates in full costume to carry on with training. can we see it again? we will see it later on. the players didn't seem to react at all. as if it didn't happen. he comes out... laughter. i love his enthusiasm. maybe the players were on the joke. i can send you the theme song. i know the theme song from childhood. thank you. see you later. looking forward to it. from today, ticket reselli

seven—time champion ronnie o'sullivan is about to go 3—1 up against stuart bingham at the masters.44. we had a couple of upsets on the first day yesterday. defending champion mark allen and two—time winner john higgins are both out. it doesn't look as though the rocket will be. sam sunderland's hopes of winning the motorcycle category at the dakar rally have suffered a blow. the briton, who won in 2017, had mechanical problems on the sixth stage in peru. he's now more than 21 minutes behind race leader pablo quintalla of chile. that's all the sport for now. there will be more for you in the next hour. a shortage of workers has forced a devon seafood company to send some of its crab to vietnam to be processed. 60% of the blue sea food com pa ny‘s 150 staff are from the european union, and the firm says it doesn't believe it can find enough workers to cope with expansion. the government is consulting businesses about immigration rules after brexit, and says its proposals will boost the uk economy while ensuring companies can get the workers they need. jemma woodman reports. it's not