liverpool having more chances, but sheffield united forcing a save from adrian.wins for tottenham at home to burnley, and arsenal away at leicester city. arsenal had to come from behind after youri tielemans gave the home side the lead afterjust six minutes. arsenal then found an equaliser through a headerfrom david luiz. a handball gave them a penalty just before half time, from which alexandre lacazette scored. and nicolas pepe then rounded off the victory early in the second half, putting the finishing touch to a fine move. gareth bale scored twice for tottenham as they beat burnley 4—0. the welshman got the first, then harry kane broke through the burnley defence to score the second for spurs. lucas moura had the third and bale rounded off the convincing win with the fourth. josh maja had the best chance of the game at selhurst park, where crystal palace and fulham played out a goalless draw. the point means fulham are still three from safety, while palace stay in 13th place. some sad news to bring you — the former west ham and newcastle manager glenn roeder

one game left today — not long away from kick off — fulham host sheffield united at 8 o'clock.miership the top two sides — rangers and celtic — play tomorrow. in today's matches there were wins for aberdeen, hibernian and stjohnstone. while st mirren came from behind to consolidate their top—six position after a i—all draw against livingston. livingston went ahead when conor mccarthy diverted into his own net. st mirren equalised courtesy of a superb curling cammy macpherson effort. brentford's miserable run in the championship continued today. they've now lost three games in a row — all in the space of six days. this time, they lost 2—0 at coventry, who had gone five games without a win themselves. tyler walker scored both goals, the first with a penalty and then the second ten minutes after half time. brentford are still second but are now seven points behind leaders norwich, who beat rotherham i—o. there was drama in rugby union's premiership this afternoon where exeter missed the chance to go top of the table. their match against northampton had an extraordinary finish. wit

sheffield united hoping to move a point behind.e scored the opener for arsenal, 1—0 as we approach half—time at molineux. two more games later. man united home to southampton, with newcastle hosting crystal palace. and the transfer window closed at midnight. and it was a deadline day like no other. we knew that the spending was going to be low but, in the end, it was very low. only three permanent deals were done in the premier league. they were ben davies' move to liverpool from preston, joshua king's move from bournemouth to everton, and brighton's deal to bring in ecuador midfielder moises caicedo. those three deals costjust over £10 million in total. what there have been, though, is plenty of loan deals. that seems to be the safest option for clubs at the moment, given the financial and logistical diffculties caused by the coronavirus pandemic and the impact of the uk leaving the eu. plenty done on deadline day, including ainsely maitland niles going to west brom from arsenal, takuma minaminojoining southampton from liverpool,

sheffield united came from behind to win 2—1 at home to west brom, they're now only one point behindier league table, and took the lead through matt phillips. but sheffield united fought back in the second half, chris basham eventually set up youngsterjayden bogle to get them back on level terms. and the comeback was completed by veteran striker billy sharp — united have now won three games out of their last five, after failing to win in their first 17 premier league games. better managers than me has set up bout my team that we are alive and kicking and fighting and we are having a go and we have had a go tonight and we will have to have more of a go in the next 16 games. i will not stand here and say all of a sudden we are in a huge charge, how can we be in this division? but we are having a go, and if we make it difficult for the teams above, then let's do that and see where it takes us. most of these players haven't played at this _ most of these players haven't played at this level before. so, what they are finding — at this level before. so, what they are finding out is that th

a huge win for sheffield united in the battle of the bottom two.est from the premier league. commentator: absolutely priceless for sheffield united! _ good evening. her majesty the queen and the prime minister borisjohnson have led the many tributes to captain sir tom moore who's died at the age of 100. he was admitted to hospital for pneumonia injanuary, and then again a few days ago, as his family confirmed he'd tested positive for coronavirus. sir tom was a veteran of the second world war who raised almost £39 million for nhs charities during the first lockdown last year. that remarkable achievement led to nationwide fame and earned him the respect and admiration of millions. sir tom said the pinnacle of the past year for him was being knighted by the queen at windsor last summer, as our correspondent david sillto reports. he's a 99—year—old war vet. he's a one—man fundraising machine. captain sir tom moore. the word "inspirational" is rather an understatement. that's the way i think i've always looked at it, tomorrow will be a good day. what be

sheffield united came from behind to win 2—1 at home to west brom. after failing to win in their first 17 premier league games. better managers than me have said about my team, we're alive and kicking, we're fighting and having a go. and we've had a go tonight, and we'll have to have more of a go in the next 16 games. i'm not stood here saying that all of a sudden, we're on a huge charge — how could we be in this division? but we're having a go and, if it'll make it difficult for the teams above us, then let's do that and see where it takes us. most of these players haven't played at this level before. so what they're finding out is there's no time you can relax and no time at all you can not do yourjob correctly, particularly when you're defending, because opposition will take advantage of that. and i think that doesn't happen as much in the championship, and that's what we're feeling at the moment. elsewhere, newcastle got off to a great start against crystal palace. jonjo shelvey put them 1—0 up afterjust a minute of the game. but the visitors cam

bottom side sheffield united are currently underway against chelsea.s gone, still goalless. the scottish premiership�*s bottom club hamilton academical snatched a late draw at home to title—chasing rangers. steven gerrard's side weren't at their best and needed an own goalfrom hamilton to take the lead, borna barisic�*s cross turned in by brian easton. but hamilton got their equaliser in the fourth minute of injury time, ryan callachan drew them level. they're now three points behind ross county, rangers are 21 points clear of celtic at the top. there's been a couple of big shocks in the women's super league this afternoon. brighton came from behind to end chelseas 33 match unbeaten run, stretching back two years. aileen whelan equalised before megan connolly's corner went straight in. look at those celebrations. manchester united's women weren't able to take advantage and their title hopes also suffered a big blow as they lost 2—0 at home to reading danielle carter scored the royals' second goal. they'd wonjust one of their previous 10 league games. e

fulham host sheffield united at eight o'clock. and celtic — play tomorrow. rangers and celtic — in today's matches, there were wins for aberdeen, hibernian and stjohnstone, while the match between st mirren and livingston ended i—i. brentford's miserable run in the championship continued today. they've now lost three games in a row — all in the space of six days. this time, they lost 2—0 at coventry, who had gone five games without a win themselves. tyler walker scored both goals, the first with a penalty and then the second ten minutes after half time. brentford are still second, but are now seven points behind leaders norwich, who beat rotherham i—o. there was drama in rugby union's premiership this afternoon where exeter missed the chance to go top of the table. their match against northampton had an extraordinary finish. with news of that and the rest of today's action here's this report from jim lumsden northampton can regard sandy park in a new light. seven years since they last won there, victory at last with an astonishing

sheffield united kick off against liverpool later.e manager, glenn roeder has died at the age of 65 after a long battle with a brain tumour. at the age of 65 after a long battle the league managers association said it was deeply saddened by the news. roeder had a successful playing career and went on to manage gillingham, watford, west ham, norwich and newcastle. he was also a coach in the england set—up when glenn hoddle was manager. former newcastle captain alan shearer tweeted: "so sad. a fantastic man. rest in peace glenn." that is glenn roeder who has died at the age of 65. elsewhere in football... norwich city are seven points clear at the top of the championship after beating wycombe 2—0. top scorer teemu pukki and adam idah with the goals at adams park. in the women's super league, manchester city are now two points behind chelsea at the top of the league after a 4—0 win over birmingham. sam mewis getting two of the goals. and jill scott, who is on loan from city at everton, got the winner for her new club in their 3—2 victory

west ham against sheffield united is under way. the hammers could go above liverpool with a win.stle go to chelsea who can go fourth top later... the weekend saw more racist abuse of players online. anthony martial was one target after manchester united's 1—1 draw at west bromwich albion yesterday. the frenchman was also targeted last month along with teamates marcus rashford and axel tuanzebe. police have been alerted to the recent posts and united say their position is unchanged, urging social media platforms and regulatory authorities to do more. swansea midfielder yan dhanda also suffered on—line abuse last month and he has criticised the social media companies for failing to clamp down. you see these social media companies actually advertising no to racism, kick it out. but actually, when push comes to shove, and it's actually the reality and people are sending racist messages, they're actually doing next to nothing. and i believe that the fans... ..the guy that racially abused me for a couple of days of sending messages, but they've not actually took his account off him or

west ham are up to fifth after a 3—0 win over bottom side sheffield united. was headed in by issa diop. ryan fredericks added a third late on. west ham are now level on points with chelsea. their best top flight finish came back in 1986 when they finished third. it feels good. i am smiling about it but being at the top brings another pressure, you want to stay there as well. i think we can play much better, i think they have at least another gear to go. i will be pushing them, i will not be accepting bits of tinnitus performance because i wa nted wanted to get much better. a massive ste back wanted to get much better. a massive step back for — wanted to get much better. a massive step back for us- _ wanted to get much better. a massive step back for us. i _ wanted to get much better. a massive step back for us. i have _ wanted to get much better. a massive step back for us. i have been - step back for us. i have been positive _ step back for us. i have been positive in— step back for us. i have been positive in terms of the play recently. _ positive in terms

football as well, that�*s the first of four fa cup ties tonight, you can watch the game between sheffield unitedff the north sea, those will continue to fade away overnight. some continuing in the southeast corner of england, some come into the southwest that are on but for many clear skies and light winds, plummeting temperatures. these numbers in towns and cities of know how cold it has been in the highlands of scotland but it could get down to —9 or —10 across some eastern parts of england by the morning. if rusty and potentially icy start for many places dry and sunny. wintry showers coming into the northeast of scotland and showers of our fading away but for northern ireland, wales and the southwest about cloud over. when you�*re through the day as well and when they will find some light rain, sleet or snow coming to the far southwest of england. drawing in colder air still from continental europe and after that widespread hard frost in the morning with temperatures in the afternoon struggling up to around two to four celsius. hello, i�*m ros atkins, this is outside source. democracts have

and chelsea against sheffield united is the final tie.y in nine months. imran sidat was watching. they have been the dominant force in world football over the past 12 months my brett carr bayern munich claimed the one trophy missing from their collection? you are facing a tigre side full of confidence but it didn't take the european champions long to get going as a joshua kimmich look to have opened the scoring. but as he willed away in celebration, a var check said he was obstructing. byron have a wealth of attacking talent who can hurt you. one of those danger meant is leroy sane, and he was inches away from breaking the deadlock. the germans kept pining on the pressure, or surge going close early in the second half. they were soon ahead, but not without more var controversy. benjamin fox michael was initially ruled out by replay showed 11 dusky was in fact on—site and the build—up. this time they were thankfulfor the and the build—up. this time they were thankful for the intervention of technology. the mexicans provided little thur in

the rest can push for champions league football next season continues after beating struggling sheffield unitedany changes to the lockdown measures in england should be made in a "cautious but irreversible" way, according to borisjohnson. the prime minister is hoping next monday to set out his plans for easing restrictions, including target dates for reopening certain sectors. but he warned there was no "cast—iron guarantee" that the plans wouldn't have to change. while 15 million people have now received their first covid vaccine, experts say infection rates are still far too high. we'll have more on the vaccine programme shortly, but first the latest on the restrictions from our political correspondent alex forsyth. it seems a while since school playgrounds were noisy. since these empty pubs were bustling. next week, we'll find out when and how some of this might start to return. for so many families, it's been a long wait. missing work, missing just hugging people, really. driving instructor harvey's business has been parked. his daughter grace can't go to school, and they haven't seen paren

then at 8 o clock fulham host sheffield united.gers and celtic — play tomorrow. there are for games this afternoon. —— there are four games this afternoon. aberdeen are ahead against kilmarnock. hamilton academical are down a man — and down a goal to hibs. a 3 goal lead for st. johnstone at motherwell. st mirren and livingston are drawing at the moment. covid—19 is continuing to spread within the french squad ahead of their six nations game against scotland next sunday. winger gabin villiere and prop mohamad haouas are the latest players to test positive. it follows the news yesterday that scrum half antoine dupont had returned a positive test. earlier in the week, head coach fabien galthie and assistant william servat began isolating following the news they both had coronavirus. harlequins have leapfrogged sale into third place in rugby union's premiership after beating them 24—12. quins ran in 3 tries with joe marchant stunning sale when he crossed the line twice in three first half minutes. two games kicked off at 3 o clock. sec

later, at 7:15pm, bottom side sheffield united play chelsea.n academical, snatched a late draw at home to title—chasing rangers. steven gerrard's side weren't at their best and needed an own goal from hamilton to take the lead. borna barisic�*s cross turned in by brian easton. but hamilton got their equaliser in the fourth minute of injury time. ryan callachan drew them level. they're now three points behind ross county. rangers are 21 points clear of celtic at the top. england have been piling the pressure on india in the first test — four wickets for dom bess meant india finished day three 321 runs behind. adam wild rounds up the action: before the play, the plotting. this was england planning an all—round team performance. first with the bat and adding as many possible to their already impressive total. this helped them towards 578 before the clatter wickets signal the start of phase two of the day's plan. england's bowlers taking early wickets. he wasjofra archer, right on schedule. at lunch, england on top and still revising that strategy.

and bottom side sheffield united havejust been beaten 2—1 by chelsea who move up to 5th.of their first test against india in chennai resumes on monday. having been bowled out for 578 in their first innings, england's jofra archer struck twice early on, and when dom bess removed india's captain virat kohli, the home side were struggling on 71 for 4. but 91 offjust 88 balls from rishabh pant helped the home side recover. they closed on 257 for 6, and still trail by 321 runs. meanwhile debutant kyle mayers scored a stunning 210 not out as west indies achieved the fifth highest successful run chase in test history. they chased down 395 to beat bangladesh by three wickets, with 15 balls remaining in the first test in chittagong. finally we are just a couple of hours away from the superbowl. its the kansas city chiefs taking on tampa bay buccaneers, who will be playing in their own stadium. the bucs are led by the veteran tom brady, who'll be aiming to win his seventh title at the age of a3. former bucs star ryan russel says the event, even in the pandemic, will still be someth

there were draws at southampton and burnley, and fulham beat sheffield united.ohnstone in the scottish premiership. st mirren drew with livingstone. rangers and celtic both play tomorrow. there was a bizarre end to exeter chiefs match against northampton saints in the rugby union premiership. sam simmonds had this conversion to win it for the champions, but he took too long to kick the ball after starting his run—up and saints players managed to get there first. they won 13—12. also in the premiership, there were wins for harlequins and leicester, and in the pro14 victories for scarlets, ospreys, connacht and munster. the two time rugby world cup winner and one of the game's greatest players, dan carter, has retired at the age of 38. the new zealand fly—half was capped 112 times and helped the all blacks become world champions in 2011 and 2015. he scored a record 1,598 test points during his international career. great britain's men have qualified for next year's european basketball championship. they beat germany in the final seconds in podgorica. the score was

wolves and leicester drew nil nil and chelsea beat sheffield united two one to go up to fifth in the and india resumes in chennai on monday, with the tourists in a solid position. spinner dom bess took 4 for 55 as india closed 257 for 6, still 321 runs behind england. rish—abh pant, who launched a counter attack, and chetesh—war pujara, kept india in contention. this year's super bowl promises to be a classic with the tampa bay buccaneers taking on the kansas city chiefs shortly. these are live pictures from tampa now where fans have been arriving at the stadium. fewer than 25,000 people will be attending the game and there will be less razzamataz on display. traditionally advertising space for the super bowl sells out quickly and costs a premium. however, this year, advertising has been much harder to shift. professor derek rucker is from the kellogg school of management at northwestern university. he explained why selling advertising has been harder this year. we heard that the advertising was virtually sold out. which is unheard of. we look at spacing in terms of the pandemic, soc

, but if they slip up then west ham would move into the champions league places if they beat sheffield unitedwe are in the period of the tough run of games again which we had at the start of the season, which we actually turned out was fruitful for us and we got some really good results and points. so if we can come out of this period with a similar point total is what we had i think we will be in a really good position. and i don't see any reason why we shouldn't but we are going to have to work hard. the games are difficult and i think people maybe getting a wee bit more aware of west ham than they were right at the start of the season. we're into the second week at the australian open, quarter—final places at stake today. rafael nadal is through. the spaniard, who is chasing a 21st grand slam singles title, is yet to drop a set at this year's tournament — his latest victory coming against fabio fognini — nadal responding brilliantly to the hard—hitting of the italian. and that took him through to a quarter—final against stefanos tsitsipas. and the world number one and home favourite ash ba

in the other games, chelsea won at bottom side sheffield united, tottenham beat west brom and wolves—leicestere runaway leaders of the scottish premiership with a 21—point advantage over celtic — who have two games in hand. both top teams in the women's super league lost as manchester united were beaten by reading and leaders chelsea lost to brighton, ending their 33—game unbeaten run. england's cricketers are firmly in control of the first test against india, who'll start day 4 in chennai 321 runs behind england on 257—6. adam wild reports. before the play, the plotting. this was england planning an all—round team performance. first with the bat, and adding as many as possible to their already impressive total. this helped them towards 578 before the clatter of wickets signalled the start of phase two of the day's plan. england's bowlers taking early wickets. here wasjofra archer... right on schedule. at lunch, england on top and still revising that strategy. dom bess, here, showing exactly how he intended to trap virat kohli. after the break... gone, got him! isn't it great when a plan comes

victory for west ham over sheffield united see them climb above liverpool in the premier league and into top four. and coming up, a tale of slow mail. how a postcard sent by a royal navy recruit during the second world war has only just reached its destination. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister says �*science is in the ascendancy�* over covid, but he wants any changes to the lockdown in england to be �*cautious and irreversible.�* borisjohnson is due to set out his promised "roadmap" for relaxing the restrictions next monday and hopes to give some provisional dates. but while 15 million people have now received their first dose of the covid vaccine, the prime minister says that infection rates also need to be "really, really low" before restrictions can be eased completely. our political correspondent, alex forsyth, reports. it seems a while since school playgrounds were noisy... ..since these empty pubs were bustling. next week, we�*ll find out when and how some of this might start to return. for so many families, it�*s been a long wait. missing work, missing just

then at 8 o clock fulham host sheffield united.and celtic both play tomorrow. there are for games this afternoon. you can see the latest there on your screen... not much to tell you about. hibernian havejust taken the lead against hamilton. livingston are ahead at st mirren. harlequins have leapfrogged sale into third place in rugby union's premiership after beating them 24—12. quins ran in 3 tries withjoe marchant stunning sale when he crossed the line twice in three first half minutes. two games kicked off at 3 pm. second placed exeter host northampton saints. saints leading 7—nil. leicester 5—nil up against wasps. naomi osaka said she was gratefulfor the energy of the crowd, after winning the australian open. that is her fourth grand slam title, and it maintains her 100% record in majorfinals. she beatjennifer brady in straight sets, as adam wild reports. ata time at a time where literally tennis has felt certain, the threat of naomi osaka is perhaps one of the few constants. for attornment that has taken place against the odds,

chelsea face bottom side sheffield united in the late game, while champions liverpool face leaders manchesterof the day. city are seven points clear of liverpool with a game in hand, not that pep guardiola is happy to keep the gap as it is. never, never ever in my career as a manager do i prepare a game to drop, i try to do the game, to create the problems to our opponents. saying that, sometimes it is not possible, sometimes the opponent is better, sometimes the opponent is better, sometimes in the last 15 minutes it is not possible to score, but in the beginning, no way. fix, is not possible to score, but in the beginning, no way.— is not possible to score, but in the beginning, no way. a goal from harry kane makes — beginning, no way. a goal from harry kane makes it — beginning, no way. a goal from harry kane makes it 1-0. _ rangers can take another step towards the scottish premiership title today with a win at bottom side hamilton. it's currently goalless. steven gerrard's side are 20 points clear of celtic and need just six more victories to secure their first premiership title in a deca

a late kick—off has just finished for champions liverpool beat sheffield united 2—0, that ends a runthe game. gareth bales scored twice as tottenham got back to winning ways in the lead with a 4—0 thumping of burnley. the victor takes joe's a thumping of burnley. the victor takesjoe's a moreno's site up to eighth in the table. the former west chama newcastle manager has died at the age of 65 after a long battle with the brain tumour. the league managers association said it was deeply saddened by the news. he had a successful playing career and went on to manage jailing a successful playing career and went on to managejailing him, watford, westend, norwich and newcastle, and he was also a coach in the england's set up when flynn was manager. the former newcastle captain, alan shearer tweeted. .. former newcastle captain, alan shearer tweeted... "so sad, fantastic men, rest in peace glenn." saintjohnston have won the scottish league cup for the first time in their history after beating livingston 1—0 in the final. sean rooney's powerful first—half header was the difference between the

west brom yesterday, has pulled out of his fourth official duties at tonight's game between sheffield united ruled it out after consulting the pitchside monitor. it's understood the official is suffering from a muscle strain. in scotland, the second half of the scottish league cup is underway at hampden where the first silverware of the season is up for grabs. stjohnstone are leading livingstone 1—0 after sean rooney headed in a corner on the half—hour mark. no matter who wins, one manager will take home a trophy in their debut season. livingston are looking to win the tournament for the first time since 2004 while stjohnstone have been finalists twice but never won. norwich city have moved seven points clear at the top of the championship after beating wycombe 2—0. top scorer teemu pukki got the first for norwich early in the second half. adam idah added a second in the last few minutes, to give them their fifth straight win. there are three matches in the women's super league this afternoon, including manchester city against birmingham, which is underway. city are currently leading 3—0. th

at the bottom of the table, there was a good win for fulham who beat sheffield united 1—0.newcastle who are fourth from bottom. elsewhere chelsea drew with southampton and burnley played out a goalless draw with west brom. in scotland, rangers and celtic are both in action later. hibernian are in third, behind the old firm in the premiership table after they beat io—man hamilton 2—0. martin boyle and josh doig with the goals, giving hibs their fourth league win in a row. wins elsewhere for aberdeen and stjohnstone, whilst st mirren drew with livingston. sir ben ainslie's dream of leading a british team in the america's cup goes on for at least another four years after they were comprehensively beaten in the qualifiers. italian team luna rossa took both races earlier today in auckland to win the series 7—1. they'll now face new zealand in the final next month. ainslie though, remains as determined as ever. everyone knows britain's never won the america's cup, it started off around the isle of wight and it is one event we have never won in sport. so that's a huge motivator fo

between bournemouth and southampton, leicester take on manchester united and chelsea against sheffield unitedebration, a var check said he was obstructing. bayern have a wealth of attacking talent who can hurt you. one of those danger meant is leroy sane, and he was inches away from breaking the deadlock. the germans kept pining on the pressure, going close early in the second half. they were soon ahead, but not without more var controversy. benjamin's goal was initially ruled out this time they were thankful for the intervention of technology. the mexicans provided little through in the end with bayern missing several chances to extend the lead. a letter signed by the chief executives of the fa, the premier league and kick it out has been sent to the social media organisations twitter and facebook, asking them to make changes to their platforms, which they describe as "havens of abuse". it follows a number of players being subjected to discrimination online. the most recent example is the racist abuse experienced by swansea's yan dhanda following last night's fa cup tie that has been condemn

west ham are up to fifth after a 3—0 win over bottom side sheffield united.ssure, you want to stay there as well. i think we can play much better, i think they have at least another gear to go. i will be pushing them, i will not be accepting bits of tinnitus performance because i a massive step back for us. i have been positive in terms of the play recently, the results we have had. i think it is a big step back for us tonight. you can't gift teams in form or any team in the opportunity that we gifted to west ham united tonight and obviously it was a comfortable win. champions league football returns tomorrow night and we�*re into the last 16 knockout stages of the tournament. liverpool are the first british side in action. their first leg is away to leipzig tomorrow, which will actually be played in budapest, because of the coronavirus travel restrictions in germany. that�*s also why the liverpool manager, jurgen klopp wasn�*t able to attend his mother�*s funeral last week. but he insists that despite everything going on in his personal life and the champion

thrown for a defender was not acceptable and he will not feature in the squad tomorrow against sheffield united effort and defined it with the fans there. bacchus is the club will investigate the matter. —— after their win at everton. parker says the club will investigate the matter. the chair of football's anti—discrimination group — kick it out — says he supports the decision of crystal palace striker wilfred zaha. .. to stop taking a knee before matches. sanjay bhandari says he understands his frustration — and agrees that while such gestures are valuable to attract attention, they have a shelf life. zaha believes taking a knee has lost its meaning. when i was going on my parents told me, it taught me to be proud to be black. i want to stand tall. i'm going to stop doing these things that are not even working anyway. i feel like wearing black lives matter as a target on my back. arsenal winger willian is the latest player to suffer racist abuse on social media. the brazilian — who came on as a sub in last night's europa league draw with benfica... posted on his instagram story two messages t

evening if results don't go their way west ham will overtake them and forth with a win against sheffield united in that lead in that 11 never half time and they search chelsea have the opportunity to go ahead of liverpool as well they're playing newcastle are looking to continue their unbeaten start and the head coach thomas to call all eyes will be on leno messi on tuesday night to barcelona play paris as a map the last 16 of the champions league the french side have made no secrets of the fact they want to sign bosses star man when his contract expires in the summer this hasn't gone down to out with a run or to cave in he remains optimistic that messi will still be playing for the spanish club next season more says she and she goes i don't know if it was their intention to talk a lot about liam ac it's not of my concern my concern is to prepare my players would be important match that we play tomorrow messi is a boss alone a player and i have high hopes that he will continue being a barcelona player. just like messi has another player with plenty of tricks on the pitch iranian football not ab

palace and for them livable one for the 1st time in 5 league games facing bottom of the table sheffield united 2 nil and a couple of goals for gareth bale and tottenham's for no when i've a burnley. there was a none fortunate moment in japan's top division the jane league defend that you talk about your cheated displaying the kind of touch and troika would be proud of sadly they are in the wrong that fortunately behead didn't cause too much damage to his team nowhere grampus going on to win the match won. a world cup skiing event in italy was overshadowed by 2 serious crashes the women's super g. experience too lengthy delays off the incidents that kind of caught an edge on high speed before losing control when racing resumed the road of austria who took control gate near the top of the very competitors had to be airlifted to hospital and are being treated for neck injuries we of course wish them well after those horrible incidents that there's not as always for for me barber yeah i mean it looks terrible to think you. well that is it for this news hour stay with us though we're going to be ba

and he won't feature in the squad for tomorrow's game against sheffield united.tter on the back of my... because it feels like it's a target. we're isolating ourselves, we're trying to say we're equal, but we're isolating ourselves with these things that are not even working anyway. daniil medvedev has beaten stefanos tsitsipas in straight sets, to reach the final of the australian open. the tight contest we were expecting didn't materialis after sailing through the first two sets, medvedev was given more of a work—out in the third but he never looked in trouble and he produced what's been described as the shot of the tournament on his way to closing out the match. he'll face novak djokovic for the title on sunday. the russian is on a great run of form — this is his 20th victory in a row — but he's yet to win a grand slam — and he said this victory wasn't as straight—forward as it looked. i got a little bit scared, i should say, and tired because it is a semi final of a slam, and for us it is not... not for novak, but i'm happy i managed to turn my game on, even

move up to 4th and west ham of also going to have liverpool that one 5th after 3 no when the sheffield united all eyes will be on leno messi on tuesday night from barcelona play a parasite a man in the last 16 of the champions league the french side have made no secret of the fact they want to sign boss a star man when his contract expires in the summer this hasn't gone down too well with ronald came in he remains optimistic that messi will still be playing for the spanish club next season. says she and she just i don't know if it was their intention to talk a lot about leo may see a lot of more consume my concern is to prepare my players will be important that we play tomorrow we may see as a boss learn to play and i have high hopes that he will continue being a boss alone a player just like messi is another player with plenty of tricks on the pitch iranian football or not in the hamady is known for his long throw ins and he's going viral again on social media for this acrobatic efforts he did a somersault of them pulled off a 55 meter throw and unfortunately though it was the only highlight

leicester and sheffield united are also through to the last eight. ryan christie coming off the bench to get the pick of them. elsewhere motherwell beat kilmarnock. after losing in the league for the first time in two years at the weekend, chelsea women responded by beating arsenal 3—0, extending their lead at the top of the wsl. danish forward pernille harder got two of the goals at kings meadow to take chelsea three points clear at the top of the table. at the australian open tennis, britain's cameron norrie, has battled back to boost his chances of reaching the third round. he hasjust won he has just won the third set to lead roman safiullin 2—1. but, british interest in the women's draw is over after heather watson lost this morning in three sets to the estonian, anett kontaveit. that's despite watson taking the first set on a tie break before she fell away in the decider. defending women's champion sofia kenin also lost to an estonian, kaya kanepi. kenin lost in straight sets in just 64 minutes and admitted the expectations of being the title ho

west ham are level on points with chelsea after a comfortable 3—0 win over bottom side sheffield united, especially as pressure has mounted with three consecutive losses in the premier league. klopp has said he�*s fine and doesn�*t need a break from football. of course, we are influenced by things that happen around, but nobody has to worry about me or whatever. i honestly, i might not look like this, because the weather is not cool, and i�*m white, and the grey gets... ..the beard gets more and more grey, all these kind of things, yes, i don�*t sleep a lot, that�*s all true, and my eyes look like — that�*s all fine, but i�*m full of energy. gordon reid and alfie hewett have retained their wheelchair doubles title at the australian open — that�*s the pair�*s 10th grand slam, and equals a british record that�*s stood for over a century. 0n court right now, is serena williams, looking for her 24th grand slam crown, against world number two simona halep. williams took the first set 6—3 . and she�*s broken serve in the second to lead 5—3. williams has won this title seven times. halep has y

at the bottom of the table, there was a good win for fulham who beat sheffield united 1—0.ean basketball championship, by beating germany in the final seconds. the score was tied at 81—all when luke nelson got the ball and won it with the final play. unbelievable! what a way to win for great britain! fantastic commentary! nelson, clearly the hero for great britain. that result, coupled with france's victory over montenegro in the same group means gb qualify. this is where we get ready to say goodbye to ben. mi this is where we get ready to say goodbye to then-— this is where we get ready to say goodbye to ben. all morning i have been saying — goodbye to ben. all morning i have been saying things _ goodbye to ben. all morning i have been saying things are _ goodbye to ben. all morning i have been saying things are getting i been saying things are getting slightly warmer. sometimes you agree with me and sometimes you're not so sure. whatever i say i will not satisfy everybody. there are two versions of truth here. yes it is turning warmer over the next few days particularly a

they play sheffield united in the quarters. southampton are also through to the last eight.h many female board directors would "take a lot of time". the 83—year—old had apologised for the remarks, but has now stepped down. now, in the early hours of this morning, british sailor pip hare became only the eighth woman in history to finish the vendee globe solo around—the—world race. more men have been on the moon. hence the emotional scenes, as pip became the first brit to finish, after 95 days at sea, non—stop for 28,000 miles. she's also done it in a boat that is 21 years old — the oldest vessel to cross the finish line, in this year's race. one of the things that i'm really kind ofjust only coming to terms with is how well i've done and against all the other campaigns, as you said, i started in 2019 with nothing. i took out a personal loan to cover the first couple months charter. i guess the whole thing has been incredible but that back story helped me get through the race, for sure. . , .,. helped me get through the race, for sure. . , .. ., , sure. incredible achievement

they'rejust one place behind in 5th after they beat sheffield united 2—1 at bramall lane.ispute with the committee over what material can be published. a spokeswoman said he had raised a number of issues for clarification and tuesday's session will not now go ahead so he won't be appearing at the inquiry tomorrow into the scottish government's handling of harassment complaints. back to our main story now, and the vaccines minister, nadhim zahawi, says the public can have confidence in the uk's covid vaccines, after an early trial suggested that against the south african variant, the oxford jab offers only 'minimal protection' from mild—to—moderate disease. as a result, south africa has put its plans to use the oxford astrazeneca jab on hold. joining me now is professor salim abdool karim, a clinical infectious diseases epidemiologist, who chairs the south african ministerial advisory committee on covid—19. welcome again, professor. why have you halted the roll—out of the oxford—astrazeneca jab? you halted the roll-out of the oxford-astrazeneca jab? oxford-astrazeneca 'ab?

west ham are level on points with chelsea after a comfortable 3—0 win over bottom side sheffield unitedrjurgen klopp, with his mother sadly passing away last week. fans have been concerned about him, especially as pressure has mounted with three consecutive losses in the premier league. klopp has said he's fine and doesn't need a break from football. of course, we are influenced by things that happen around, but nobody has to worry about me or whatever. i honestly, i might not look like this because the weather is not good and i'm white and grey, the beard gets more and more grey, all these kind of things. yes, i don't sleep a lot, that's all true. my eyes look like that, that's all fine. but i'm full of energy. gordon reid and alfie hewett have retained their wheelchair doubles title at the australian open — that's the pair's tenth grand slam, and equals a british record that's stood for over a century. in the women's singles, naomi 0saka tookjust over an hour to cruise into the semi—finals, dropping just four games in beating taiwan's hsieh su—wei. serena williams and novak djokovic p

leicester and sheffield united also won.health service. the changes include encouraging hospitals, gp surgeries and social care providers to work more closely together — and limiting the role of private companies in the nhs. the health secretary, matt hancock, joins us now. good morning to you. good morning. i wonder if you — good morning to you. good morning. i wonder if you could _ good morning to you. good morning. i wonder if you could help _ good morning to you. good morning. i wonder if you could help people - good morning to you. good morning. i wonder if you could help people join i wonder if you could help peoplejoin the dots, because people think, we are in the middle of a pandemic and there is a health crisis going on and maybe when they hear the words nhs reform, their eyes slightly glazed over. it's been widely welcomed, i know that. but some people might ask some straight questions, like does it mean i see my gp quicker? does it mean i will get my operation quicker, notwithstanding the covid situation? what are

they play sheffield united next., yeah, it was an amazing, amazing moment. so much to take in with — an amazing, amazing moment. so much to take in with those _ an amazing, amazing moment. so much to take in with those people _ an amazing, amazing moment. so much to take in with those people around - to take in with those people around you but i remember when i spent time with you when your boat in october of that coast near poole and i saw he would be sleeping for 30 minutes at a time on a beanbag, sojust having a bed again must be incredible! i’ll having a bed again must be incredible!— having a bed again must be incredible! i'll let you into a secret, incredible! i'll let you into a secret. l— incredible! i'll let you into a secret, i haven't _ incredible! i'll let you into a secret, i haven't actually i incredible! i'll let you into a i secret, i haven't actually been incredible! i'll let you into a - secret, i haven't actually been in my bed! laughter i crossed the finish line at 1am, didn't get into the dock un

after two games without a win, including a shock defeat to sheffield united at old trafford, manchestererformances and continue where we've been. the president of the tokyo olympics says the games will go ahead in the summer, regardless of the covid—19 situation in the country. yoshiro mori has admitted, though, that they are looking at new ways of hosting the event. it's likely that the japanese government will extend the state of emergency covering tokyo by a month, which would take it to 7th march, just 4.5 months before the games are due to begin. the country's prime minister will make a final decision after hearing from an expert panel today. britain's katie boulter has got one of the biggest wins of her career in the run—up to the australian open. she came from a set down to beat coco gauff in melbourne — her second win in a row against a player ranked far higher. gauff is number 48 to boulter�*s 371. next for boulter it's the 2019 australian open champion naomi osaka, who brushed aside france's alize cornet, dropping just four games. it was osaka's first competitive match since s

let's speak now today partly who's a vice president for innovation at the university of sheffield in the united kingdom joins us now. climate change the overall impact of climate change is going to have and ongoing effect in places like the himalayas meaning that collapses and so forth and landslides you going to become more and more oppressive why is that what actually happens physically to make these sort of events occur. you know there are there are 2 to keep processes we need to think about here only one is is the warming is intensified significantly at high elevations farm so the tragic events that we saw sort of 10 days ago are the consequence of summer warming in high elevations where the masses are essentially held together with ice that ice is degrading and it's releasing landslides that then turn into these kustra goby flows as has happened in term only under 2nd effect is is that the warming of the climbers is leading to more intense rainfall not necessarily more rainfall but rainfall that is heavier and under landscape is very very sensitive to the most intense rainfall events and t

after two games without a win — including a shock defeat to sheffield united at old trafford — manchester improved a lot. so for us, it's to get the momentum back on, get performances and continue where we've been. defender marcos rojo has completed his transfer from manchester united to boca juniors. the argentina defenderjoined united in the summer of 2014, and played 122 games for them, but hasn't featured in a match since november 2019. tennis: britain's katie boulter has enjoyed one of the biggest wins of her career, in the run—up to the australian open. she came from a set down to beat coco gauff in melbourne — her second win in a row against a player ranked far higher. gauff is number 48, to boulter�*s 371. next for boulter, it's the 2019 australian open champion naomi osaka, who brushed aside france's alize cornet, dropping just four games. it was osaka's first competitive match since she won the us open in september. world number one ash barty is also back after an 11—month lay—off. she chose to stay at home in queensland during the pandemic. but she showed no signs of rustiness,

they will play sheffield united next.is year's race. one of the things i'm onlyjust starting to come to terms with is how well i've done against all the other campaigns as you said, i've been... i started other campaigns as you said, i've been... istarted in other campaigns as you said, i've been... i started in 2019 with nothing. i took out a personal loan to cover the first couple of months charter and from then, i kind of said, ok, ican charter and from then, i kind of said, ok, i can put my head down, race and money, learn how to sell this better and qualify for the race. the all thing. i guess it's been incredible but i think that back story helped me get through the rest for sure. back story helped me get through the rest for sure-— rest for sure. brilliant achievement for pip hare- _ that's all the sport for now. she is remarkable, isn't she? but rather her than me! all that time on your own. thank you very much, see your own. thank you very much, see you a little bit later. let's talk a little bit more about the e

sheffield united came from behind to win 2—1 at home to west bromwich albion, billy sharp scored therom behind to win 2—1 at newcastle, gary cahill heading in the winner for roy hodgson�*s side. it was his first goal for the club. celtic beat kilmarnock 4—0. two goals from 0dsonne edouard were the key to victory. celtic are still a huge 20 points behind rangers, although they do have a game in hand. there were also win for wins for livingston and hibs. isaid it i said it was a very busy night of sport, it really was.— sport, it really was. absolutely. thank you- _ time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning, i'm sonja jessup. more than one million people in london have had at least one dose of a vaccine to protect against covid—19. there was a ramp—up of the roll—out over the weekend, with more than 108,000 jabs were given across the capital. it means the nhs is ahead of its target to have offered a first dose to the four highest priority groups by mid february. meanwhile new research suggests that — as of december last year — 12.4% of londoners had been

on liverpool's heels in the table now — they'rejust one place behind in 5th after they beat sheffield unitedllachan, in the 94th minute of the match, drew hamilton level. rangers are still 21 points clear of celtic at the top. a couple of shock results have opened up the title race in the women's super league with leaders chelsea and second placed manchester united both losing chelsea's 33 game unbeaten run — stretching back two years — was ended by brighton. megan connolly's corner going straight in to win the game 2—1. manchester city are just two points behind —now after beating arsenal. i will hand back to ghana to ask, is there anything tom brady cannot do? incredible performance. £13! there anything tom brady cannot do? incredible performance.— incredible performance. 43! yeah he has won seven _ incredible performance. 43! yeah he has won seven of _ incredible performance. 43! yeah he has won seven of them, _ incredible performance. 43! yeah he has won seven of them, more - incredible performance. 43! yeah he has won seven of them, more than i has won seven of them, more than basically