tonight, they can stretch their lead to 13 points with a win at home to sheffield united. we'll hear from anfield in just a moment, but first patrick gearey takes a look at what a year it could be for the red half of liverpool. once upona once upon a time, this was normal. predictable, even. between 1975 and 1990, liverpool's trophies and parades came around in a carousel of celebration. ten league title is up to 15 available, then the party stopped. it has been 30 years since. liverpool's lead at the top now seems beyond any footballing gravity. nobody can catch these now. we may as well give them the trophy. we can't lose. it's going to be a royal red procession. the man in charge is concerned only with points. we have really to fight with all we have to win football games. we are not the team with every kind of playing the other team pretty much from their own stadium so we have to work and we are ok with that. the caution comes from psychology but also, perhaps, from history. three times in 11 seasons, liverpool have led at christmas but melted by spring. six months ag

sheffield united were hoping that this wasn't a day for upsets.ntil fears turned to cheers, with united getting a goal. they nearly had a second moment later, but leon clarke was denied. john williams give the away side late hope, but united hung on. we have had our moments, we tried our luck at times. but i think we have gone toe to do with them and we are applied of the players. chelsea enjoyed a more calm afternoon, beating nottingham forest 2—0. the winner had a say in the second as well. his shot was saved and barkley was on hand to double their advantage. so i might goals, he is very comfortable. for what to say he was negative, did we push on and off in the second asked! no we didn't. was negative, did we push on and off in the second asked! no we didn'tlj would have liked to have seen a bit more. their rivals will also be in place for round four. but we had a skier, middlesbrough now going ahead, but the only lead for its 11 minutes. consonant will now play in replay in the north—east. there was one shot exit as crystal palace were knocked

sheffield united were hoping that this wasn't a day for upsets.rs turned to cheers, with united getting a goal. they nearly had a second moments later, but leon clarke was denied. it would work initially saved files, but we couldn't do anything about leon clarke. it would be a nervy finish asjohn leon clarke. it would be a nervy finish as john williams leon clarke. it would be a nervy finish asjohn williams giving away side late hope. united hung on and i threw to round four. we have had our moments, we tried our luck at times. but i think we have gone toe to toe with them and we are proud of the players. chelsea enjoyed a more calm afternoon, beating nottingham forest 2—0. the winger had a say in chelsea's second as well. the eight times champions are through. if i had one thing to say negatively, did we put oi'i thing to say negatively, did we put on there and set about? no we didn't. and i would have liked to have seen a bit more. tottenham had to survive a scare across middlesbrough. the lead forjust 11 minutes, the six goals a season in the t

it isa it is a big boost for sheffield united today.d with a new contract and a big one as well. for any happier takes him to the end of the season in 202a. i am looking forward to watching this game to date with former england goalkeeper rob green. that is a good reward for sheffield united's coach because he has earned it. he is a blade, isn't he. he has been here for a blade, isn't he. he has been here fora numberof years, blade, isn't he. he has been here for a number of years, he blade, isn't he. he has been here fora number of years, he is a sheffield united fan, he has always been consistent. it has been consistently players as well. they have been reaping the rewards from it and everyone knows where they stand. they had a good understanding of how everything works. and as a chef are delighted that, what more do you wantthe season have had so far they would not have been able to play. -- far they would not have been able to play. —— is a sheffield united fan. they have lost their last two league games ina they have lost their las

you partnership sheffield a bit of luck. certainly, idid. that's all from sportsday.urn now to our main news about the worst serial rapist in british criminal history. raynhard sinaga has beenjailed for life with a minimum term of 30 years after being convicted of 159 sexual offences against young men. sinaga drugged his victims till they were unconscious before filming his attacks. we can now speak to duncan craig from with the victims. we are very grateful for you joining us. thank you very much. for some of these men who did not know they were raped until, effectively, they got a knock on the door from the police, can you give us a knock on the door from the police, can you give us a sense knock on the door from the police, can you give us a sense of what has been the impact on them?|j can you give us a sense of what has been the impact on them? i mean, what we have got to recognise is the way that trauma will manifest itself in many different ways for many different people. initially, it is bound to be a shock and it has been a shock for so many of these men. but

sheffield united beat west ham to move up to fifth in the premier league.m hisjob. i cannot apologise enough for it. this is not me being blase about it, andi this is not me being blase about it, and i let myself down and let a lot of people down. stress that i should not have done. and a day shy of her 19th birthday, boxer caroline dubois tells us how she feels about stepping up to the senior ranks. welcome to sportsday, thanks forjoining us. sheffield united remain this season's surprise package and are up to fifth in the premier league after beating west ham 1—0, it was thanks in part to a controversial var decision which ruled out an equaliser late on. before tonight's game the club announced manager chris wilder had extended his stay at bramall lane until 202a. adam wild reports. sheffield united's rather an expected success this season is due to chris wilder and knees of his extension was welcomed. though perhaps to celebrate properly against west ham and it would have gotten started nice and early if he kept his header down. the worries that they had

this is the m1 near sheffield. it's a smart motorway.d to a fourth lane. in june, jason mercer was driving on this stretch of road when he had a minor collision. there is a sign a bit further up saying the next era, emergency refuge area, is a mile away. but where they were, there was nowhere safe. there was a barrier stopping them getting the vehicles further over, and then a sheer drop. with no hard shoulderjason and the other driver got out of their cars on the inside lane. a lorry hit them, killing them both. he was with me at eight o'clock and he was dead by 8:15. crucially, the lane that jason had stopped and had not been closed to traffic. according to the aa, it takes an average of 17 minutes for the control room, run by highways england, to pick up on a broken down vehicle. and that means it's not safe for them to recover stranded motorists. we contact the customer to say, we can't stop, where you are, because it's in a live lane, so we will contact the highways agency and then we will go to a safe area and wait for the vehicle

as promised, let's go to sheffield station. danni hewson is at sheffield station this morning.he story is very similar here in sheffield. i was talking to commuters yesterday and they were saying it was the unreliability that was the biggest issue for them. that and the fact some of these stations, they are served by trains which are only two averages long. if you are trying to get on commuting to leeds or manchester, you need to be at work on time and that to carries —— and you know you are not going to be able to get on the train. that's the difference between getting to work and not getting to work they say they talk to their friends in the south of england who say we have problems with the trains, too, but they say yes, when the train doesn't come there is probably another one coming then—50 minutes later. for some of the villages on the way to settle, the service i was on yesterday, it could be at least an hour before another train comes along —— on the way to sheffield. 0nly along —— on the way to sheffield. only 20% of the —— 50% of the trains that too ran last year came

tonight, they can stretch their lead to 13 points with a win at home to sheffield united.oment, but first patrick gearey takes a look at what a year it could be for the red half of liverpool. 0nce once upon 0nce upona once upon a time, this was normal. predictable, even. between 1975 and 1990, liverpool's trophies and parades came around in a carousel of celebration. ten league title is up to 15 available, then the party stopped. it has been 30 years since.

well, the answer was soon clear enough, as sheffield united stumbled, and mo salah struck.ol. barely three minutes gone, and already business as usual. and it would have been more if not for dean henderson's rocket reflexes. salah brilliantly denied to keep the visitors within touching distance at the break. after it, though, liverpool continue to dominate. salah once again agonisingly close. how on earth did that stay out? but eventually, almost inevitably, they found a way. a perfect illustration of their pace and poise, rounded off, at the second time of asking, by sadio mane. liverpool now with a 13 point lead at the top, and three decades after their last league title, you suspect this just might be their year. andy swiss, bbc news. that's all from me, now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with me, rachel schofield. tv star ricki lake has shared a picture of herself with a buzz cut as she revealed she has been struggling with hair loss for almost 30 years. she says that at times it made herfeel suicidal. some types of hai

and sergio aguero does it again as he comes on as a sub to score the winner at sheffield united this. hello and welcome to the programme where we're heading straight today three of the australian open, will currently well under way in melbourne. naomi osaka, has she gone through to the third round 7 naomi osaka, has she gone through to the third round? she breezed through and it is easy here as well on day three. and that causes a few issues for some players on court at the moment. no issues for a naomi osaka because she is comfortable this year. remember she won the title last year and found it because to replicate that performance she is so much more relaxed and comfortable this year and it was so easy for her as she came through in straight set. we have two reigning grand slam champions out on court at the moment, patrick vetiver is an action as well, —— petra kvitova. and then we will be seeing the world number one and big hope for australia at this home grand slam, ash barty. she will be second at rod lever. talk about not feeling the pressure but she is very aware of the pressur

started a younger side as he rotated his players making nine changes from their last game against sheffield united. with all the details including a wonder goal from curtis jones, here's alex gulrajani. they are one of the most decorated clu bs they are one of the most decorated clubs in world foot tall, when liverpool have their eyes on a price slightly bigger than the fa cup this season. slightly bigger than the fa cup this season. city rivals everton, this condition may just season. city rivals everton, this condition mayjust matter that little bit more. and they made their ‘s intentions clear from the off. adrian in the liverpool goal open up to the early efforts. with some of the more established players taking a break, juergen klopp turned to his squad, a champions league when i showing no matter who was on the pitch liverpool would still be a threat. and that continued into the second half when a moment of brilliance won the game. curtis jones, a teenagerfrom liverpool, with a goal he won't forget in a hurry. some way to open your account, too. it was enough for victory. and hopefull

to control sheffield united like we did tonight is exceptional.d a lot of games of them because we wanted to prepare the boys as good as possible, and i didn't see a game like this. that's what we tried to make sure, it must be difficult for them to play against us, and the boys did really well. in possession, we were incredible. we were calm but lively as well, all the things you need. the goals we scored were exceptional. so, yeah, cannot say anything better at all. wayne rooney has made a winning start to his career with second—tier english side derby county. the former england international started and captained the team in the 2—1 win over barnsley. obviously i've been training now for quite a while, so my fitness has been good. obviously the match is different, match fitness is a bit different, so i'm obviously not 100% but i had no problems getting through the 90 minutes. let's have a look at a couple of the other football headlines for you. zlatan ibrahimovic is back in italy to start his second spell at ac milan 10 years after his first.

now let's return to the fa cup, and sheffield united's win over fylde yesterday.l was put out over the tannoy asking if anyone in the stands could help. step up 19—year—old united fan and qualified referee, tyler machin, who carried out fourth official duties in the second half. quite a day for him. did a game in the morning. didn't have time to change, because it was at 2pm kick—off and set up at 3pm kick—off. i literally got on the train going to show field, kick off at 2pm. i had my kit on still, but i went around with a reverie pause ‘s kit and tracksuit on. i sat down and watch the first half, then at half—time, the ten oi announcement that the assistant referee had fallen ill, and could they have a replacement from the crowd, is anyone qualified 7 replacement from the crowd, is anyone qualified? so i thought he was my chance. i bolted straight down, andi was my chance. i bolted straight down, and i eventually got a lead into the tunnel and invited to be the standing forth official. to sheffield united fan officiating in that game? something doesn't smell rig

there was a routine 2—0 win against sheffield united at anfield this evening. leicester with a game in hand. here's our sports correspondent, andy swiss. liverpool in search of a landmark. some 364 days after their last league defeat, could they make it a year unbeaten in the top flight? well, the answer was soon clear enough, as sheffield united stumbled, and mo salah struck. commentator: and there is the perfect start for liverpool. barely three minutes gone, and already business as usual. and it would have been more if not for the dean henderson's rocket reflexes. salah brilliantly denied to keep the visitors within touching distance at the break. after it, though, liverpool continued to dominate. salah once again agonisingly close. how on earth did that stay out? but eventually, almost inevitably, they found a way. a perfect illustration of their pace and poise rounded off at the second time of asking by sadio mane. liverpool now with a 13—point lead at the top, and three decades after their last league title, you suspect this just might be their year. andy

i'm sure we will take good numbers over to sheffield on sunday. we are looking forward to it and it is a great day out for them as well. because you are not doing amazingly in the league. is this cup run a bit ofa in the league. is this cup run a bit of a boost? yes, it is. probably, to a good time, given us a breakfrom the league after a poor few games. something to look forward to and hopefully we can put a good account of ourselves on sunday and we can ta ke of ourselves on sunday and we can take that performance into the league as well. you will be the first non—league side to play with va are, are you nervous or excited? we would have had a penalty given last week if there had been var, the lads have been chatting about it today as soon as it was announced, see who is going to be putting the old sign up. really looking forward to it. james, best of luck and thank you for your time. that game kicks off at 2:01pm. you can follow it on five live and the bbc sport website. of course, you can follow the 3rd round of the fa cup across the bbc. live

there was a routine 2—0 win against sheffield united at anfield this evening.back to 13 points ahead of leicester with a game in hand. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. liverpool in search of a landmark, some 364 days after their last league defeat, could they make it a year unbeaten in the top—flight? the a nswer year unbeaten in the top—flight? the answer was $0011 clear year unbeaten in the top—flight? the answer was soon clear enough as to fill united stumbled and mohammed salah struck. barely three minutes and already business as usual. it would have been more if not for dean henderson's rocket with mozart denied the visitors in touching distance at the break. afterward, liverpool dominated with salah again close with how did that stay out? but they found a way. a perfect illustration of their pace and poise rented off at the second time of asking by saudi money. —— saudi audio money. at the top and three decades after their last title you suspect this might just decades after their last title you suspect this mightjust mightjust be there year. w

if you look at leeds, sheffield and liverpool.. many of his own mps think the money would be better spent on quicker and smaller projects. the money would be better spent on quicker and smaller projectsm drags more economic activity down to london. it feeds london. in the places that have been left behind will be even further left behind. but the argument to push on with the project isn't really about the speed of connections to london. it is about taking pressure off the existing system, the commuter trains. and allowing the government to get on with the next phase of development which is high speed trains across the north of england. each review has raised the price tag, and it is now sitting at three times the original estimates. the government will make its final decision between within weeks. joining me now to discuss the project is a railway planning is consultant. 0n project is a railway planning is consultant. on that basis, does that figure of £106 billion ring true. good afternoon it is good to talk to you. i have no ins

ruth's niece, barbara sheffield, recalls visiting goldfield as a kid. >> i remember waking up at nightd a cow was walking down the street. and it was just a fun time. >> martin becomes a nevada state senator, but his passion is always the florence. by 1962, he and ruth buy a 50% share in it. and martin keeps on mining, certain he'll strike it rich again. [ explosion ] >> goldfield was a magic name at the turn of the century. now, only one mine is operating. >> the duffys run an old-school operation, as you can see from this national geographic documentary from 1971. ruth lowers the winch while martin rides this tiny platform deep into the mine. >> with all the glamour and the fabulous ore that was found here, it's only natural that i'd want to find some myself. before the end, i hope to get to that pot of gold. >> not long after this film is made, duffy locates what he believes is that pot of gold, in a part of the mine 450 feet down. but then, on august 27, 1971, he falls in the shaft. ruth calls for help and rushes martin to a hospital, but he dies the next morning of internal injuri

university which will pay students to snitch on people making what it calls racists micro regressions sheffield university in northern england will hire 20 students as race equality champions and pay them all the $9.00 pounds an hour to investigate offenders other examples of unacceptable questions are why are you searching for things to be offended about and why are you really from wealthy people for their reaction to the move. sometimes like you do you don't realize that you like maybe being mean with some women and you don't even realize and i think it's important to talk about it people often ask us. what their form so far say for example based. on. a lot of people stopping you know your talent your know your terrorists by a lot i do get i was like oh where you're from because i know that i have a little accent and there was a oh i'm so sorry and i why are you apologizing because i don't take a as like a bad thing i think is an air of ignorance really. i just not really being aware that someone might be offended by subway however there's been a significant online backlash to the university'

with an army of made student my group russian detective thought police jobs at the university of sheffield how is this not illegal what the hell have i just read he also prevent terrorism in benign curiosity as my trade question and therefore as racist this is a recipe to create a climate of distrust and breakdown of social relations these people do not speak for me. well the university claims its main objectives are to facilitate healthy open discussions and give students the tools to think critically about race issues and says microaggression have a real impact on minority groups talk radio host and columnist john gone feels the program could end up doing more harm than good. we need to obviously condemn the racism but recruiting students to do it like as if they're undercover are think it's horrible i think it's the sin and of a very very big wedge and also will be very concerned about who does so each what is not allowed to be said is another attack on freedom of speech and universities should be cathedrals or free speech these kids eventually going to go out into the real world even i

university which will pay students to snitch on people making what it calls racist micro aggressions sheffield university in northern england will hire 20 students as race equality champions and pay them more than $9.00 pounds an hour to report a funders other examples of on acceptable questions are why are you searching for things to be offended about and where are you really from we ask people for their reaction sometimes like you do you don't realize that you. may be being mean with someone and you don't even realize and i think it's important to tell them about it people often ask. where they're from so if i say for example based. on. a lot of people as well for you know you're tired of your terrorist blah blah blah i do get away you from because i know that i have a little accent and they always say oh i'm so sorry and i why are you apologizing because i didn't take a i was like a bad thing i think it is a matter of a ignorance really. i just know really being aware that someone might be offended by something meanwhile there's been a significant online backlash to the initiative. the regi

these are the nights ramon lane have been waiting for, sheffield united riding high on the table lookingthe first half felt like it local derby, big challenges and temperatures made appearances and temperatures made appearances and city pushed hard but dean henderson, the manchester united and loney made light work of saving close range efforts. after he was tripped, henderson added to their frustrations by sending his penalty away which followed. henderson was clearly off his line in the manchester city bench were incensed as it was not in order to be taken but was worth a little book after the keeper pots like excellent performance that far. guardiola process i should've been in the lead. but then united missed a close chance. they only need a margin to win games at this and when sergio aguero came off the bench, he just need to millimetres. they needed to work for at, that would do for it. rhia chohan, bbc news. so, perhaps they are just playing for a champions league spot but city

today including a liverpool derby, and a chance for afc fylde of the national league to giantkill sheffieldthe non—league side have never made it this far in competition before and are the lowest ranked team left. they earned their place in round three with victory over kingstonian, and they freely admit this is the biggest match in their history. i think in this case it's going to be something special for our team—mates, afc fylde. we've not been to the third round before. when you get a chance to play a premier league game it's notjust a normal match on a normal weekend. we are really looking forward to it and hopefully there will be a good atmosphere as well. the merseyside derby takes place at anfield, kick off just after four o'clock. at goodison park they've seen a renewed sense of confidence since the arrival of new manager carlo ancelotti, and one man in particular seems to have benifitted more than others. striker dominic calvert—lewin has scored three times, since the italian's arrival. for me, as a young player, you can't really ask for anyone better to be in charge. you know, he

so arsenal sit tenth — still four points behind sheffield united in seventh.r last 11, bournemouth needed a win over norwich, but it didn't come — they lost 1—0 away at carrow road. and from the start, it never really went to plan. now, bournemouth made a brilliant save to stop a goal in the first half. unfortunately, though, it was from their centre—back steve cook. a full out—stretched save to tip the ball over the bar. you have to see it on match of the day tonight — but, rightly, he was shown a red card. and teemu pukki scored the resulting penalty. and that's all norwich needed to close the gap on bournemouth. we can look at the rest of that day positive results here, just three others to tell you about. we've already heard about the late game, newcastle with that late winter. a draw between brighton and aston villa and another one between west ham and everton. at the top now, liverpool 13 points ahead with two games in hand — and then at the bottom, norge's big when confirmed. —— norwich's big when confirmed. a really big win for them, only their fourth

ties, including a liverpool derby and a chance for afc fylde of the national league to giantkill sheffieldqualiser for league one rochdale taking newcastle united to a replay. and as alex gulrajani reports, that wasn't the only comeback of the day. at a0 years old, aaron wilbraham might have thought the days of scoring against a premier league side were behind him but he did just that. steve bruce, a cup winner in his playing days, brought newcastle to rochdale, two divisions beneath them. only victory on their minds, especially when miguel, a £21 million striker, give them the lead. but the boys from the big league couldn't finish their lowly opponents. aaron wilbraham snatched a draw which earned his side a money spinning replay at newcastle's st james's park. looking forward to it. went there with bristol city and scored a few years ago so i've been looking to do the same again!m scored a few years ago so i've been looking to do the same again! it was a similar story with vicarage road where watford threw away a three—goal lead at home to tranmere. a6 lead places between two divisions a

sheffield united, riding high in the table and they were looking for a big result against manchester attempt has made appearances. dean henderson made light work of saving close range efforts. henderson added to their frustrations, range efforts. henderson added to theirfrustrations, saving range efforts. henderson added to their frustrations, saving the gabrieljesus penalty that follow. henderson was off his line and the manchester city bench were incensed that it wasn't ordered to be reta ken. that it wasn't ordered to be retaken. but a little good luck after the keeper's excellent performance so far. city should have beenin performance so far. city should have been in the lead going into the second united's 0liver mcburnie gave them a scare. but players are manchester city's quality only needs a margin to win games like this and when sergio aguero came off the bench, he just needed when sergio aguero came off the bench, hejust needed millimetres. they needed to work for it, but that will do for three points. elsewhere, there was a london derby with arsenal going to stamford bridge

non—league afc fylde were beaten 2—1 at premier league side sheffield united.are in a match—winning position, after day three of the second test in cape town. after dismissing south africa for 223, england were looking composed, before losing both zak crawley and joe denley here for 31. but dom sibley steadied the ship. a maiden test 50 for the opener. he's closing in on a century, unbeaten on 85. and captain joe root was going nicely on 61, until becoming undone late in the day by dwaine pretorius. dom bess was out for a duck, as play came to a close. england will resume day four on 218 for 4, that's a lead of 264 runs. and the man known as the greatest quarterback of all time, tom brady, has played down speculation he's going to retire, after his new england patriots were knocked out of the nfl playoffs by the tennessee titans. with 15 seconds left, and the patriots trailing, brady's last pass was intercepted for a touchdown. the 42 year old, who's won a record six super bowls, is now set to become a free agent for the first time in his career, but says it's

sheffield united were hoping that this wasn't a day for upsets.they nearly had a second moment later, leon clarke was denied. they never reach the third round this before but it didn't seem overwhelming. the second goal was to, sheffield united thought they had it. it was ruled out for offside. nothing wrong with the next opportunity. nothing about the rebound. that they could do. john williams give the away side late hope. united held on other through to round four. chelsea enjoyed a more cultural afternoon, beating nottingham forest 2—0. the winger had a say in chelsea's second. his shot was saved, partly doubled their advantage. the eight time champions, sepa three. toss and will be able to offer informal, other places not yet secure. they have to survive a scare against championship opposition. the lead forjust 11 minutes. lucas mars's six goal of the season as totte n ha m mars's six goal of the season as tottenham have a replay in the north—east. there was one shop exit. palace ended the game with ten men as the moment of history. this playe

yesterday, aaron wilbra ham and kill sheffield united.for rochdale. take a newcastle united to a replay. that wasn't the only comeback of the day. first time. at 40 years old, aaron wilbraham at first time. at 40 years old, aaron wilbra ham at mitre first time. at 40 years old, aaron wilbraham at mitre for the days of scoring against the premier league we re scoring against the premier league were behind him. but he did just that. steve bruce, cup win in his playing days abroad newcastle to rochdale, two division is beneath him, only victory on their minds, especially when they're £21 million striker gave them the lead. but the boys from the big league couldn't finish the opponent. abraham earned aside a money spinning replay at st james's park. looking forward to it. with bristol city, scored a few yea rs with bristol city, scored a few years ago, so looking to do the same again. a similar story at vicarage road where watford threw away a three—goal lead at home to tranmere rovers. 46 league places between two divisions separate these tw

the sheffield united striker oli mcburnie has been reminded the corruption trial of the former presidenttics lamine diack started in paris today but it has now been adjourned untiljune after new evidence came to light. the 86—year—old is accused of receiving payments to help cover up positive russian dope tests. from paris here's our sports editor dan roan. it is seen as a hugely important landmark case, not just it is seen as a hugely important landmark case, notjust for athletics, whose credibility really took a huge blow in the wake of the scandal which enveloped diack but he was a hugely influential man at the international olympic committee where he was very influential, french investigators have been looking into the possibility that he was involved with bribery involving votes for various major sports events. olympics, world championships and perhaps a 2022 qatar world cup as well. this case, this trial focuses on whether or not diack extorted money from russian cheap this, whether he covered up their positive tests for money end result of a sprawling conspiracy which was first un

six hours of sunshine in sheffield on thursday. the uk couldn't even manage six seconds of blue sky, with scenes like this. there are weather changes on the way over the weekend, and that will shake things up a bit, but until then, plenty of cloud. the big picture shows high pressure giving way to this weather front, which will spread rain southwards across the uk during sunday, wind picking up as well. behind that, skies will eventually turn brighter, but it'll feel colder into the start of next week. but not looking at any frost, certainly not widespread, to start friday. plenty of cloud, damp, drizzly, misty and foggy in places too. particularly across parts of england and wales, poor visibility. now, some rain near the north coast of northern ireland, south—west scotland, pushing up across the western side of scotland during the day. increasing cloud in the afternoon in north—east scotland. until then, some sunny spells. still some brighter breaks in north—east england, it brightens up a bit in northern ireland, and perhaps som

jurgen klopp's side stretched their lead at the top back to 13 points with a 2—0 win over sheffield unitedjust four minutes, while his strike partner sadio mane doubled the advantage in the second half.

and sergio aguero does it again as he comes on as a sub to score the winner at sheffield united this. to the programme where we're heading straight today three of the australian open, will currently well under way in melbourne.

amber was rushed to sheffield children's hospital.ade auto injector is reported to have failed to activate in the uk sincejuly. have failed to activate in the uk since july. you feel terrible. you think that this should not happen when you have regulation in the uk in terms of different devices, when you have companies that actually produce these devices and they are meant to do them in a way that is safe for a patient. these sort of things should not happen. emerade auto injectors have now been recalled on a hospital in pharmacy level not for patients like amber who has already been prescribed them. and for amber, who now relies on an auto injector she is not sure will work, she is concerned about the future. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines. the number of people killed by coronavirus in china has risen to over 100. lawyers representing accusers of jeffrey epstein say they are our range to claims prince andrew has not cooperated with american prosecutors they are outraged. time now to have a look at the storie