rotherham though managed an equaliser, the american matthew 0lasunde with the turn and finish to levelt the decisive goal, so 2—i it finished after extra time. lots of games today, all the results are over on the bbc sport website, including a first win in six months for sheffield united. bbc.co.uk/sport — where you'll also find in—play highlights, of those three games that are still ongoing. brentford leading i—0 to middlesbroughhuddersfield to middlesbrough, huddersfield ahead against plymouth. and still to come, manchester united taking on watford, kick off at old trafford for that one is 8 o clock. brilliant stuff, thanks very much, adam. lots in store. let's turn our attentions to scotland now — and the weather has caused havoc to games there. twelve scottish cup ties were postponed — and dundee united's match against stjohnstone in the premiership was called off due to a frozen pitch. two games did go ahead today in the top flight though — kilmarnock beat hamilton 2—0. hamilton just a point off the bottom. and st mirren drew 1—1 with motherwell. top of the table rangers are away

they were up against rotherham, who have their own battles in the league, of course, they're down toad very early on, tosun giving them the lead with a very neat finish. that was in the first ten minutes. rotherham though managed an equaliser, the american matthew olasunde with the turn and finish to level things up. it went to extra time, but abdoulaye doucoure got the decisive goal so 2—1 it finished after extra time. that was just a couple of minutes into extra time. lots of games today — all the results are over on the bbc sport website, including a first win in six months for sheffield united. bbc.co.uk/sport is where you'll also find in—play highlights of those games that are still ongoing. we've heard about arsenal and newcastle. brentford are leading against middlesbrough and plymouth are ahead against huddersfield. and still to come, manchester united taking on watford, kick off at old trafford for that one in just a few minutes‘ time. lovely a few minutes‘ time. stuff, adam, thank you very much lovely stuff, adam, thank you very much indeed for that. let's turn our attentio

since then, things have got better. 0lympia's moved in with her mum in rotherham to save money, and waitntil they‘ re allowed to perform again. financially it's been a big strain. it's been massive. like i say, we normally work from february to november, so about 85—90% of our shows were just cancelled. 0r postponed until next year. five months on morecambe prom, relying on the foodbank to feed you guys — what was that experience like? it was really hard. coming to terms with the fact that i had to rely on other people to eat and to live. in west yorkshire, rebecca was finding competition forjobs fierce. how many roles have you applied for? i don't think i could possibly tell you. she'd worked in communications at a high street bank for a decade when she was made redundant in the summer. with every application that goes out the door, it does kind of chip away at your confidence and how you feel. it's already dog eat dog. it's only going to get worse. three months on, she's now working for a shed company. and it's been really busy, hasn't it? it's completely booming at the minute, is the

olympia's moved in with her mum in rotherham to save money, and wait until they're allowed to performially it's been a big strain. it's been massive. five months relying on the food bank to feed you guys, what was that experience like? it was really hard. coming to terms with the fact that i had to rely on other people to eat and to live. in west yorkshire, rebecca was finding competition for jobs fierce. she'd worked in communications at a high street bank for a decade when she was made redundant in the summer. with every application that goes out the door, it does kind of chip away at your confidence and how you feel. it's already dog eat dog. it's only going to get worse. three months on, she's now working for a shed company. and it's been really busy, hasn't it? it's completely booming at the minute, is the shed industry, yeah, believe it or not. it's a completely new world for me. it's a million miles away from banking. what's it like after, you know, so many months not working, finally having a regular wage again? it was a massive confidence boost. there's no shame in saying tha

they needed extra time to get past championship side rotherham, 2—1.on as premier league fulham survived a scare — two late goals securing victory against queens park rangers. no problems for manchester united against their championship opposition, they beat watford i—o. now, around four awaits. holders arsenal will also be in the hat for monday's draw, two goals in extra time saw them beat newcastle and moved a step closer to defending their trophy. michael redford, bbc news. you can see highlights from all of yesterday's matches on the bbc sport website. among today's ties, marine are taking on the eight—time winners tottenham. they are separated by seven divisions and there's a gulf in the standard of the facilities too. it isa it is a tight little ground, they will come in off the road and get changed in the bar area, because of covid restrictions. it is three—sided, very tight ground, houses on two sides, big stand behind one of the goals. it is a proper non—league ground, which most non—league grounds at our level are like. and that match is live

a nearly an upset at goodison park — as everton needed extra time to get past championship team rotherhamy pushed us very strong team physically. they played direct and completed well. it was a tough match for us but we are obviously glad to go through. elsewhere, nottingham forest are through to the fourth round after beating cardiff 1—0. lyle taylor with a great strike to win it for them. victories too for luton and norwich. everything else from the day's ongoing games, is on the website. birmingham city have pulled out of tomorrow's wsl match at tottenham — because of a shortage of players. the club say they had just 10 players fit, due to injuries and one positive covid—19 result. the football association denied their request to postpone the game. three other wsl games have been postponed this weekend due to coronavirus cases. some cricket from sydney to show you, before we talk about england's preparations in sri lanka. and this really is some amazing fielding. there were three run—outs in the indian innings. this the most spectacular as australia'sjosh hazlewood dismissed hanuma vih

since then, things have got better. 0lympia's moved in with her mum in rotherham to save money, and waita big strain. it's been massive. like i say, we normally work from february to november, so about 85—90% of our shows were just cancelled or stopped or postponed until next year. five months on morecambe prom, relying on the food bank to feed you guys — what was that experience like? it was really hard. coming to terms with the fact that i had to rely on other people to eat and to live. in west yorkshire, rebecca was finding competition forjobs fierce. how many roles have you applied for? i don't think i could possibly tell you. she'd worked in communications at a high street bank for a decade when she was made redundant in the summer. with every application that goes out the door, it does kind of chip away at your confidence and how you feel. it's already dog eat dog. it's only going to get worse. three months on, she's now working for a shed company. and it's been really busy, hasn't it? it's completely booming at the minute, the shed industry, believe it or not. it's a new world for

since then, things have got better. 0lympia's moved in with her mum in rotherham to save money, and wait they‘ re allowed to perform again. financially it's been a big strain. it's been massive. like i say, we normally work from february to november, so about 85—90% of our shows were just cancelled or stopped or postponed until next year. five months on morecambe prom, relying on the food bank to feed you guys — what was that experience like? it was really hard. coming to terms with the fact that i had to rely on other people to eat and to live. in west yorkshire, rebecca was finding competition forjobs fierce. how many roles have you applied for? i don't think i could possibly tell you. she'd worked in communications at a high street bank for a decade when she was made redundant in the summer. with every application that goes out the door, it does kind of chip away at your confidence and how you feel. it's already dog eat dog. it's only going to get worse. three months on, she's now working for a shed company. and it's been really busy, hasn't it? it's completely booming at the minute,

they're also 1—0 up against rotherham of the championship. cenk tosun with the goal.est are in front against cardiff city thanks to this from lyle taylor. a great strike. luton and norwich also lead in their games. you can follow it all on our website. birmingham city have pulled out of tomorrow's wsl match at tottenham, because of a shortage of players. the club say they had just ten players fit, due to injuries and one positive covid—i9 result. the football association denied their request to postpone the game. three other wsl games have been postponed this weekend due to coronavirus cases. there have been fresh doubts over the already delayed olympic games this week. as it stands, it'll go ahead injuly, despite a third wave of cases in tokyo. but how are athletes coping with the uncertainty? they are still allowed to train in this lockdown, but doing that is one of many challenges, asjoe lynskey reports. you won it, kelly! you've won it! it looks like it could be — adlington's going to be the gold medallist. mo farah, gold for great britain again! tokyo still waits

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one reviewer in rotherham says, "my wife is in end—of—life care in a hospice, can i continue to visitortable with my daughter and son—in—law, can but continue?" supports bubble and childcare are two reasons you can mix with another household but the only question, as grandparents, with baby expected to shield in anyway, but that is personalfor shield in anyway, but that is personal for them. "can i go for a work —— go for a walk with friends?" in england you can meet one friend for exercise, in scotland you can meet one point to socialise, and well he cannot meet any friends and the northern ireland you can still meet up to 15 people outside. —— in wales you cannot meet any change. a meeting might change things about northern ireland. " will motor vehicle mot centres remain open?"m looks like they will remain open across the uk, yes. thank you, sophie. and the prime minister will hold a press conference in downing street this afternoon — there‘ll be live coverage on bbc one from 4.30pm. and the leader of the opposition, sir keir starmer, will respond to news of the new lockdown in eng

problems as well on the roads in cleveland and rotherham, the train station closed because of flooding being told, 2000 homes, to get out. people are being told, 2000 homes, to net out. , people are being told, 2000 homes, to net out. . people are being told, 2000 homes, to net out. , . ., to get out. judith, thanks for “oininu to get out. judith, thanks for joining us- — your bbc local radio station will keep you up to date on storm christoph where you live. you can listen via bbc sounds. updates on bbc news online. let's return to our main story, the inauguration in washington dc, which involved not only the president, but also the new vice—president. 56—year—old kamala harris is the first woman, the first black american, and first person of south asian descent to hold that position. our correspondent lebo diseko joins us from the white house. ladies and gentlemen, the vice president—elect of the united states, kamala devi harris... it took nearly 250 years for america to reach this moment, for a woman to hold the second highest office in the country. i, kamala devi harris, do solemn

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they needed extra time to get past championship side rotherham, 2—1.igg rose of the lowland league — who actually went ahead twice, with two penalties from lee currie. however, dundee equalised and osman sow made it 3—2 in the 112th minute. six spectators were removed from the sydney cricket ground on day four of the third test, after india's mohammed siraj complained to the umpires about comments from the crowd. play was held up for about 10 minutes. cricket australia were already investigating claims of racist abuse on the previous day. australia are closing in on victory. they declared on 312—6 after all—rounder cameron green hit an entertaining 84. and india lost two wickets before stumps, so they'll go into the final day needing another 309 runs to win. the four—match series is level at 1—all. more details on the bbc web—site. seeing the sunshine in the cricket makes you yearn for warmer times. seeing the sunshine in the cricket makes you yearn for warmer timesm you're out and about today, of course no one is out and about. you may go for exercise

wayne rooney�*s first match, in his new full time manager career, is a home game against rotherham todayhe younger generation to have des and for me to try and guide the young players to be better players. —— to have affairs. —— to have theirs. anyone who�*s scored a goal at whatever level will know what an amazing feeling it is and sometimes its a blur as your emotions take over. but the instinct for the profesional players to celebrate together must be restrained. there�*s been concern that players haven�*t been following the league�*s strengthened covid protocols during this week�*s matches, and they�*ve been reminded that "handshakes, high fives and hugs must be avoided." this isn�*t forever. this is hopefully until the end of this season. and i think under the circumstances we can make those small adjustments, get to the end of the season and hopefully things will return to normal. the rules are there to give everybody safe, and i think if we�*re in the public eye, we should be demonstrating adherence to those rules as best we can under the circumstances, so i think it�*s a justifia