adam lalla na, another southampton alumnus, also missed his target.mory but a result that will have an impact at both ends of the premier league table. keith yorked, bbc news. keith york, bbc news. i think he is really greedy on goals, roberto, not bothered too much. and the difference is that mo had an assist and a goal tonight so it is nice both of them had that, because they both worked very hard. and they make a difference, the players. klopp's old friend, the huddersfield boss david wagner fi5i§€§f§fl§l€ agree bé§1§¥§§§3§£ a huge win for his over bournemouth. fantaftffmtba"and ”ks" f , , ~ , ~ of the season so far, offensively and defensively, and if you know the players played 120 minutes on tuesday, and that bournemouth is on a fantastic run as well, it makes this result and performance even greater. on teams wanting to come up to the premier league... 0nto teams wanting to come up to the premier league... aston villa are up to second place in the championship having beaten birmingham city 2—0 in the second city derby. both sides had hit the woo

sleepy southampton slow to stir. but then mo sala knocking home.erratic but they took the conservative approach after the interval, salah's effort every one ina interval, salah's effort every one in a low—key second half. sadio mane score the winner the last time these sides play, and now playing for the other side he couldn't add his name to the scoresheet. adam lallana, and other southampton alumnus, also missed this target. not a game to live long in the memory but the result that will have an impact at both ends of the premier league table. huddersfield boss david wagner hailed a huge win for his team as they ended a run of five straight league defeats with a 4—1 victory over bournemouth. forward stevie mounie was instrumental in the win, which lifts huddersfield out of the premier league relegation zone, but after the game wagner praised a great team performance. i think there were a few minutes today at the beginning of the game where bournemouth were very strong, very on it, but after this we played fantastic football and i think it was one

liverpool are back into third position thanks to a 2—0 win at southampton.ational mo salah scored the second, his 29th goal of the season for the club from 36 appearances in all competitions, after setting up roberto firmino for liverpool's first. jurgen klopp‘s team missed a number of chances in the second half to extend their lead, while southampton rarely threatened and drop into the premier league relegation zone. they are really good football playing side, they are strong. the first half, yes, they had put across us. first half, yes, they had put across us. ryu really organised and active in pressing, it was good, u nfortu nately we were in pressing, it was good, unfortunately we were a little bit passive and they could play these types of balls. we struggled a bit, but we had hugo lloris, i thought played a fantastic game tonight and yeah, scored a whole lot of goals. we could have scored a lot more in the second half, i think. we could have scored a lot more in the second half, ithink. not brilliant, but it did the job, the second half, ithink. not br

they missed the header, and wesley hoedt but southampton ahead.eeling it is not going to be your day. krychowiak, what a save! alex mccarthy had to readjust himself. krychowiak, what a save! alex mccarthy had to readjust himselfm a couple of minutes, it went wrong again, missed tackle for krychowiak, and dusan tadic vanished. the west brom defence by nietzsche other as the saints celebrated. but the game can change in a few minutes. rondon! tremendous goal by salomon rondon to get west brom back into this cup tie! pardew's side looked to have teams broke the plenty, and again it was only the reflex is alex mccarthy that kept them out. the saints goals into lead a charmed life. no acrobatics to get it over the line. a clearance from ryan bertrand ensuring the final score stayed 2—1. are generally satisfied with the way his team finish the game, but another defeat and it is southampton whose cup run continues. of course, it's been difficult. in terms of the expedience on the pitch and the attitudes and the reaction to that, i was pleased with, becau

southampton and brighton are also through, as drew savage reports.or isn't it? video assistant refereeing was supposed to bring clarity in such situations, but had it provided answers or more questions? commentator: young. mata! he is on side, and he has made it 2—0! or had he? the assistant referee flag has down but did the video assistant referee think? after a lengthy wait, kevin friend ruled that mata had been off side, his goal disallowed. and then the debate over the television pictures began. was the yellow line straight, or even at right angles across the pitch? whatever your point of view, it didn't affect the outcome of the match. sanchez. oh, a fabulous ball. lukaku right the way through here. can he get the shot in? oh, he can! lukaku has his and manchester united's second. but the answers most wanted to hear after the final whistle were not about the football. this video assistant referee, from my point of view — maybe i'm too traditional — but this killed the emotion of the game in these situations and this is why i don't like it. what

a good point for southampton away at burnley. southampton away at burnley.ut stoke city. to talk about stoke city. there beneath swansea in 19th place. beneath swansea in 19th place. did get the point, they opened the scoring. scoring. disappointed to have conceded like this. this. goalkeeper missing the ball and fumbling into his own net. fumbling into his own net. really disappointing first dog. disappointing first dog. for them to go out of the bottom three with the win, but still there. three with the win, but still there. disappointing for their own paul lambert. lambert. the best goalkeeper in great britain. mixed emotions. i thought we deserved to win the game. we had great chances to win it. we had to weather the storm at the beginning. leicester were champions cup of yours ago, a really top side. and to come here about your excellent. bit more. today, they beat west ham with familiar names on the scoresheet. familiar names on the scoresheet. you probably know who the scorers are without telling you. are without telling you. roberto firmino and sadio

then three goals for southampton put them in control.second half but it wasn't going to be enough. west brom have got a lot to do to turn their season around. a really good result for southampton, having gone into that one 13 games without a win, they have got that, so without a win, they have got that, $03 without a win, they have got that, so a good afternoon for them. leicester city without mahrez, he went leicester city without mahrez, he we nt awo l leicester city without mahrez, he went awol during the transfer window, did they miss him today? that saga continue, he has been missing from training for three or four days after that move to manchester city fell through. i suspect the players would have been desperate to prove they can do it without him. vardy put them ahead, but swansea, they have some fight, thatis but swansea, they have some fight, that is now seven games in all competitions without defeat. they pulled one back through their captain fernandez, so a good afternoon for them, 1—1 the final score. let us look at the res

leicester city play chelsea and wigan or manchester city who play on monday, will play southampton. ten years since it declared independence from serbia. the anniversary comes as kosovo is struggling with massive unemployment and international travel restrictions. the european union has listed the western balkans nation as a potential candidate for membership, but several eu states strongly oppose this. the syrian government is being warned to be held to account for its use of syrian chemical weapons. public accounts and photos clearly show that assad‘s chemical weapon use is continuing, he said, something the syrian regime deny. don‘t forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i‘m duncangolestani. thank you for watching. a lovely day for many of us that could turn frosty overnight. things look different tomorrow because of all this cloud spilling its way across the uk, already we see some of that cloud arriving into the far south—west. 0therwise clearer skies ahead of that cloud for a while, temperatures are dropping away already. may well have full packa

jurgen klopp's team missed a number of chances in the second half to extend their lead, while southamptongation zone. huddersield town hadn't won in 2018, going into the game against 10th placed bournemouth, but two goals in each half helped them to a 4—1 home win. david wagner's team had lost their previous five matches, and are now out of the bottom three. to rugby union's six nations, where scotland put defeat by wales last week behind them to overcome france 32—26 at murrayfield and revive their campaign. france were 10—0 and then 20—14 up before scotland took the lead late into the second half. greig laidlaw kicked six penalties, and scotland will face reigning champions england at murrayfield on saturday 24th february. and that's all the sport for now. here's a science experiment you might want to sign up for: a group of volunteers have been spending three days in bed. it's hoped their experience will will shed light on how weightlessness affects the human body. this is the nearest i'll ever be to being in space. it's life, but not as we know it. these are two of ten volunteers spen

leicester play chelsea and wigan or man city who play on monday, will play southampton.weight title. he beat chris you backjunior on points. that's all the sport for now. a new scanning system has revealed a painting underneath picasso's picture — "a crouching woman". the picture underneath is of the catalan landscape probably painted by one of his assistants. it seems that picasso turned it 90 degrees and used the shape of the landscape to create the woman's crouching pose. the discovery has been unveiled today at an international science conference in austin texas from where our science correspondent pallab ghosh reports. picasso's crouching woman — worth millions. a painting from his blue period. but there's more to it than meets the eye. the conservators at the gallery analysed it with a new type of scanner, and this is what they discovered. underneath it is a painting of the barcelona landscape by a fellow artist. but turn it 90 degrees and bring back the crouching woman, and you can see that picasso has used the landscape as the basis of his painting. it helps date

elsewhere, huddersfield beat bournemouth, and southampton lost to liverpool.itish cross—country skier with a seventh—place finish in the men's 30km skiathlon. his journey to the games began sweating it out on the roller—ski tracks of the scottish highlands, but he nearly claimed a medal in pyeongchang. andy swiss reports. winter olympics at their most wintry. —16 and bone chilling winds at andrew musgrave was about to warm the spirit. cross—country skiing is not one of britain's ‘s traditional olympic strengths. previous best, a great‘s 29 in sochi he said he skied like a tranquillised badger. not here! is barely one lap to go, there here! is barely one lap to go, there he was, remarkably in silver medal position. could he hang on? not quite, as the norwegian raced to gold, musgrave faded to seventh. it is best events still to come, some feat! or the result that was for andrew musgrave. he couldn't quite get the first medal for britain but even so, the performance of his life. we had 1.5 laps to go and i started feeling good, feeling confident and i thought i

leicester play chelsea and wigan or man city who play on monday, will play southampton.ooting at a florida school have been taking part in a rally demanding tighter gun controls. protesters in fort lauderdale chanted ‘no more guns' and angrily attacked politicians at an emotionally—charged event. earlier, president trump met survivors of wednesday's attack, in which 17 people died. yesterday the fbi admitted it failed to act on a tip—off about the gunman. aleem maqbool reports. some survivors of the school attack are still being treated in hospital. as he promised, the president visited here, albeit very briefly. reporter: did you see some victims, mr president? yes, i did, i did indeed and it was very sad, something like that could happen, but the jobs the doctors do, the nurses, the hospital, first responders, law enforcement, really incredible. donald trump also met officials from the emergency services. what he didn't do though was answer any questions about the need to tighten gun laws. more funerals are being held for the 17 people who died. most of them teenagers

two teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a six—week—old baby died in southamptonwhere he was pronounced dead a short time later. an 18—year—old woman and a 16—year—old boy were arrested and are being held in custody. british package holiday companies have started taking tourists back to tunisia — almost three years since a gunman opened fire at a beach resort killing 38 people. 30 british holidaymakers were killed at the resort in sousse injune 2015. until last summer, the foreign office advised against travel to tunisia due to the high risk of terrorism. that‘s a summary of the latest bbc news. here‘s some sport now with holly. england have unbeaten in their match against new zealand. they need to win their next game to stand any chance of making the final. a 500 meter dash for durie, team gb‘s elise christie will compete this morning, she is tipped to win the first edition medal in the winter olympics in pyeongchang. snowboarding sensation chloe kim produced a stunning performance to win gold, atjust 17 with a score of 90 point to five footer final one, she is a

peter, you are from southampton city council.irectly with what is a very busy shipping area. so working with the police and the coastguard is to really get the fast response emergency opportunities. but also working with our highways teams, looking at traffic monitoring, looking at road condition, and also our group structures. thank you very much indeed. from engineering to research to search and rescue. once we get some daylight we will show you some of the drones and other technology the university is working with. drones will play an increasing part in daily drones will play an increasing part in - daily lives, doing all sorts in our daily lives, doing all sorts of things they are unable to do at the moment. they have been looking at situations where it is not safe for humans to go, like after a nuclear power station accident, so drones can go in to feedback to scientists. it is a fascinating aspect of life and of science. and it has changed in so many ways television, as well, because all those pitiful shots we are now getti

behind to beat stoke 2—1, leicester drew 1—1 with swansea and there were wins for brighton and southampton at half—time the result is 00. i guess we had around 80% of possession in the first half, but it was not enough to score a goal. in the second half we kept doing basically the same, the goal arrived and even at 1—0 ifelt the game was totally controlled, our defensive line was very far from dangerous areas. then the second goal definitely kill the game. archaeologists have discovered the tomb of an egyptian priestess who lived more than 4,000 years ago. inside they found some rare and well—preserved wall paintings. let's take a look. today it's the announcement of the first discovery of 2018. meanwhile, the spice girls appear to have confirmed a reunion of some sort after they met at geri horner‘s house to discuss getting the band back together. they posted this picture, with emma bunton, better known as baby spice, commenting that the future is looking spicy. not quite egyptian wall art, though, is it? don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team tell us what team on

bournemouth and southampton rangers are into the quarterfinals of the scottish cup, recovering from ahrash josh windass scoring twice. in the snow to thrash aberdeen are also through. in the snow to thrash there still no medals yet for team gb at the winter olympics but andrew musgrave came very close in the skiathlon. the scotsman, who learnt his sport on roller—skis, finished 7th after helping set the pace for most of the 30 kilometre race. our correspondent andy swiss was watching in pyonchang. bone was watching in pyonchang. chilling wind but andrs musgrave bone chilling wind but andrew musgrave was about to warm the spirits. cross—country skiing isn't one of britain's traditional olympic strengths, their previous best was musgrave's 20 night in sochi where he said he skied like a tranquillised badger. not here, with one lap to go he was in silver medal position. could he hang on? not quite as the norwegian raced to god, musgrave slowed but with his best events to come, this is some feat. —— raced to gold. musgrave couldn't get a medalfor —— raced to gold. musgrave couldn't get a

and southampton have just ta ken it was goalless at hillsborough.aken the lead against west brom. an update in the next hour. a court in pakistan has sentenced a man to death for the murder and rape of a six—year—old girl. zainub ansari's body was found on a rubbish dump in the city of kasur injanuary. 24—year—old imran ali confessed to the killing and to attacks on other young girls. her murder triggered riots across the country over alleged police incompetence in the investigation into zainub‘s murder. our correspondent secunder kermani is following the story for us from islamabad. this case caused outrage across the world, and particularly in the city where the awful murder happened. it was the latest in a spate of killings by one man, it seems. that man was imran ali, a 24—year—old who lived in the city. the trial lasted only four days and took place in a special anti—terrorist court, set up inside of a jail in the city of lahore. during proceedings, imran ali confessed to having killed zainab. he was arrested about two weeks after her body was

southampton needed a win. before that it was 12 games without a win.them but west brom a re really good result for them but west brom are really looking in trouble now.l match we mentioned earlier on, still no mahrez, two matches he has been away for now, are leicester missing him in in the first half they didn't look like it. mahrez not playing, leicester i suspect the team desperate to show they can play well without him. jarredy —— vardy put them ahead in the first half. that i we re them ahead in the first half. that i were in control, but swansea, they have got some fighting spirit. that is seven games without defeat in all competitions now, they pulled one backin competitions now, they pulled one back in the second half, so their fortu nes back in the second half, so their fortunes looking like they are turning round. let us look at the results so far from today. we have been through most of them. we have been through most of them. we haven't mentioned bournemouth beating stoke. that is an important result isn't it. stoke result isn't it. sto ke

residents have asked the town of southampton to enforce the town's safety codes and force the motel owners to comply with local law enforcement and in hampton bays as a result years later of one year after another of southampton town not doing the right thing with code enforcement, ms-13 is committing heinous crimes in hayton bay, in the town of southampton. we hear in the news the horrific murder that took place of four enterands, two from my district, two from pete's district with machetes. the crimes we don't hear the human trafficking and sex trafficking and drug trafficking, it's all so important you're focused. great appointment of rich donahue. former 82nd airborne division paratrooper. he cares deeply about combatting ms-13. chain migration, visa lottery, temporary protected status, all these issues that we're talking about, having a border wall making sure it's funded. temporary protected status. temporary. why is it that 16 years later someone would be in our country under something called temporary protected status? it proves that something is wrong with our immigration system.

for places like hull, norwich and london and southampton will have plenty of sunshine and actually aloud and rain in the western isles, slightly stronger wind and thicker cloud also for northern ireland. it won't be cold, around about 10 degrees in the south and in the north, newcastle eight degress, aberdeen around seven. that's friday daytime. let's look at friday night. into the early hours of saturday and the weather front is approaching, thick cloud on the tip of cornwall through wales into western scotland there will be some rain around too. snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlands as well. then saturday itself we have weather fronts grazing northern parts of the uk, so this is where we are most likely to have the thickest of the cloud, there will be some, again, wintry showers around across scotland but for most of us the weather on saturday actually doesn't look too bad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven or eight in the north. a lot more

for places like hull, norwich and london and southampton will have plenty of sunshine and actually a stronger wind and thicker cloud also for northern ireland. it won't be cold, around about 10 degrees in the south and in the north, newcastle eight degress, aberdeen around seven. that's friday daytime. let's look at friday night. into the early hours of saturday and the weather front is approaching, thick cloud on the tip of cornwall through wales into western scotland there will be some rain around too. snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlands as well. then saturday itself we have weather fronts grazing northern parts of the uk, so this is where we are most likely to have the thickest of the cloud, there will be some, again, wintry showers around across scotland but for most of us the weather on saturday actually doesn't look too bad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven or eight in the north. a lot more cloud in the atlantic. that will be coming

move through to a quarterfinal clash, where they'll be at home to another premier league team in southamptonyeah, brilliant. it was a nice, easy game for a start there. we put a performance. and to score the goal is well in the way that you did, it was a nice little finish and you looked off—balance at the end? was a nice little finish and you looked off-balance at the end? yeah, it was nice to have a race with kyle walker, which was not exactly what i wanted, but i got there first. i saidi wanted, but i got there first. i said i am a goalscorer, if i get a chance, i will score at. congratulations to the win. they we re congratulations to the win. they were on target, and even with ten men, we made too many mistakes. and 0k, we accept the defeat, congratulations to them. lazio have moved fourth in italy's serie a after ciro immobile scored both goals in a 2—0 win over hellas verona. the result at the stadio olimpico takes them to within a point of third placed roma, while hellas remain second from bottom and five points from safety. in spain's primera division, getafe have moved up two place

tournament will include eight venues including the sse sway—leck in cardiff and the aegeas bowl in southampton, british number onejohanna konta has made it through to the last 16 at the qatar open. konta is looking to kick—start her season after a disappointing australian open, and had a good win, coming past world number 29 carla suarez navarro 6—2, 6—2. she faces angelique kerber for a place in the quarterfinals. before we go, just time to recap our top story — a 5—0 win for liverpool in the last 16 first leg meeting with porto. sadio mane with a hat—trick. and remember more curling on the way at the winter olympics you can watch the action on bbc one, the red button and online from ten past midnight. that‘s all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator and former tory adviserjo—anne nadler, and the journalist james rampton. thank you for being with us. several front pages are already in. and there‘s little consensus on the lead. the times has a picture on

we wanted to go through to play against southampton at home, but wigan also won, so congratulate themed response from pep guardiola. but you sense the real disappointment, every team starts the season with a chance of a quadruple, if they are in europe, but the city it has lasted longer than most but it is now over. it certainly is, yes. pep guardiola very measured. the football association will want to look at a couple of things that were not so measured and calm. that flash point before half—time, that fabian delph challenge when although city players surrounded the referee was at half—time there was a very heated pep guardiola who approached the referee taylor to try to get some verification in some way as to why he initially showed a yellow and then a read. i think the fa will wait for anthony taylor's report. the pitch invasion wasjoyous, but the stewards made no attempt whatsoever to stop the fans getting on the pitch. they would have struggled anyway. there was a flash point ago because of those city players were caught up still on the pitch, and a couple of those wigan fa ns p

the flames broke out before 8:00 on sunset boulevard in southampton township. the victims were treated on scene. firefighters are trying to figure out what sparked the blaze. >>> happening today, allentown mayor ed pawlowski will return to the witness standpoint to clear his name in the pay to play corruption trial that favored federal businesses that gave him donations. >>> a 16-year-old managed to play in her hijab. she was told she couldn't play on friday because paperwork was not filled out for her to wear the hijab. mastery charter school is calling on the state's at&t threat he can association to reverse the policy which calls for approval of the religious head dress. >>> alex trebek is getting a new job in pennsylvania. >>> in britain they're betting who will design meghan markle's wedding dress. >>> there's a new way to get around town that will save you money, but there's a catch. almond fans, your favorite cereal is now more almond-y. mmmm mmmmm it's good. the honey, sweet, clustery, crunchy taste of honey bunches of oats with almonds now has... ...mo

southampton pulled themselves out of the drop zone thanks to a 9—th minute equaliser from manolo gabbiadinis they drew 1—1 with biurnley. bottom of the table, west brom are seven points from safety after a 2—1 defeat to huddersfield. in the early kick off struggling stoke earned a valuable point at leicester. stoke took the lead just before half time, xherdan shaqiri continuing his great recent form. but leicester were gifted a way back into it with a horrendous goalkeeping error from jack butland, fumbling the ball into his own net. 1—1 the final score. rangers beat hearts 2—0. there was drama in the early kick off between kilmarnock and hibs at rugby park. hibs were two up inside nine minutes. teenage defender ryan porteous got their second. killie pulled one back after the break and then won a penalty when porteus was adjudged to have handballed. hibs manager neil lennon was sent to the stand for his reaction kris boyd's penalty was saved, but he scored from the rebound to earn kilmarnock the point. chelsea lead the women's super league by a single point from manchester city after a dram

. >>> flames broke out on sunset boulevard in southampton township.ers are trying to figure out what sparked the blaze. >> happening today, allentown mayor he had plows -- ed pawlowski will return to the stand for his pay to play allegations. he is on tape saying he is not a pay to play guy. >>> 16-year-old played yesterday in a hijab after the state's religious association approved the garment. she was told she could not play on friday, because paperwork could not be filled out. mass tri -- mastery charter school is calling on the state association which requires preapproval for the head dress. >>> a victim of the florida school shooting with local ties is laid to rest. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. 6:00 a.m., thursday, february 22. here's what we're following on "action news." >>> right now police are investigat

. >> it's hang in the southampton with matt reader from the mad golfer you got one day in the middlef winter to get your summer in. wawa are you doing? surprising a nouns in many from wendy williams. she's taking a few weeks off saying she has graves disease. what is that? fox 29's joyce evans breaks down the auto immune disease want it means for wendy. what the hell is going on with wendy? >> reporter: it's how the talk show queen began her big announcement. >> my hyperthyroid is attached to graves disease. >> auto immune disease affecting one in two undread people. women more than men. asians and african-americans more than caucasians. >> so that's the reason for -- >> all of your metabolic processes start getting revved up. >> i feel like there are birds swimming around my head. you know like a cartoon. [ laughter ] >> constantly high. but not high. >> your heart rate, your metabolism you start to lose weight. you're jittery, you're anxious all of those things are as a result of too much of that thyroid hormone. >> reporter: what causes the thyroid to start over producing hormone?

hundred twenty million euros that's just one player followed by virgil van dyke the center back from southampton to live a pool that was seventy eight million euros and at number three that this is like a last minute deal last yesterday i'm rick laporte a disc defender from athletic to manchester city for sixty five million years i haven't added up all those numbers. you look at them you know the english premier league broke its january spending record this year what's behind all this money moving around look at the english premier league they just have a greater bought buying power and that is mainly down to the record t.v. deals the broadcasting deals that they have it's in the billions so you know english clubs really that they date this remain in money you know i mean just look at manchester city you know they can anybody even keep up with them you know god guardiola since arriving he said that hey i have an aging squad so i need new players and luckily he has a lot of money at his service then of course you see that the teams below them like manchester united who are like well if i want to

billy morgan grew up in southampton, didn't switch to snowboarding until the age of 14. part in gymnastics, acrobatics and skateboarding, but now here in pyeongchang, he is an olympic bronze medallist. he failed to land any of his practice - hevel four times, his practice runs, hevel four times, then again at the start of the competition, but when it mattered —— he failed to land four most, —— he failed to land four times, but when it really mattered, he took his jumps. the penultimate day of action in pyeongchang and a chance an imposing 49 metre ramp for british hope billy morgan in the big airfinals. complex tricks and a clean landing required to impress the judges. morgan onlyjust qualified for the final. but on his second of three attempts he looked every bit the part. and he holds it up, yes! it was huge! and he put the nose grab on it. the hardest grab. yes, billy! that left one last chance to secure a spot in the medal positions. billy morgan, yes! yes! billy morgan with the double grab triple 14. that is massive! that is absolutely huge. canada's max parrot was

tournament will include eight venues including the sse swalec in cardiff and the aegeas bowl in southamptonhe biggest name to be left out. it will only host one one—day international in 2020. british cyclist chris froome has defended his decision to return to racing for the first time since his adverse drugs test. the four—time tour de france champion began his 2018 season at the ruta del sol in spain today, despite an ongoing doping tribunal prompted by the test at last year's vuelta a espana. froome insists he has a right to continue competing. i know i have done nothing wrong, thatis i know i have done nothing wrong, that is my starting point, i know i have done nothing wrong. there is a pi’ocess have done nothing wrong. there is a process in place for me to demonstrate that an obviously that is what i intend to do. this is a process that a lot of athletes have gone through, a lot of other riders have gone through as well and i don't see why i should have different treatment to them. they were all racing in the meantime until they got to the end of their processes. there is a process the

and more dodgy defending from albion allowed southampton to make it 2—0, a lovely touch from dusan tadic for a goal from solomon rondon? they really pressed for an equaliser and must be wondering how they didn't get it — ahmed hegazi hit the bar and then rondon‘s effort was headed off the line — but saints go through 2—1. afterwards the west brom manger was asked about the spanish training break in the week, in which four of his players apologised for breaking a curfew and allegedly stealing a taxi in the early hours of thursday morning. of course, it's been difficult. in terms of the expedience on the page and the attitudes and the reaction to that, i was pleased with, because it was a difficult day for the players as well, of course. they get a good account of themselves, as only unfortunate to be out of the cup. there was a 15—minute delay to the match between premier league brighton and coventry because of travel disruption. the league 2 side were the lowest ranked team left in the competiiton they were chasing the game after 15 minutes, jurgen locadia with the seagulls opener — a go

west brom were beaten by southampton who move out of the relegation zone. ninth. brighton had theirfirst league bournemouth who move up to ninth. brighton had their first league one of 2018 as they beat west ham 3—1. leicester city drew with swansea, without mahrez. and the late kick off without mahrez. and the late kick off is under way at the emirates. arsenal are playing everton. america tarn involved in that. arsenal 1, everton 0 after about ten minutes. xxxxxxxx m khita rya n. steve clark said clydesdale bank premier league needed to play a perfect game to pete celtic. given they had only lost once this season he would need a bit of luck. that arrived with boyata limping off with arrived with boyata limping off with a groin strain and ager off. that left deficiencies in defence exposing celtic to danger when kilmarnock went forward. they could hold o no longer. mulumbu ending his four year goal drought in style. they could have scored more. jordan jones spurning a golden opportunity. and mulumbu doing everything right. killie would have paid dearly but

southampton and brighton are also through, as drew savage reports.uch situations but it hasn't provided a nswe i’s situations but it hasn't provided answers 01’ more questions. answers or more questions. commentator: young. matai. he is off side and has made it 2—0. commentator: young. matai. he is off side and has made it 2-0. or had he, the assistant referee flagged down but did the video is this the river rethink? for a lengthy wait kevin friend ruled that he had been off side, his goal disallowed. then the debate over the television pictures began. was the yellow line straight or even at right angles across the pitch? whatever your point of view it didn't affect the outcome of the match. sanchez, a fabulous all, lukaku right through here, can he get the shot in, he can. lukaku has his. manchester united second. the a nswer his. manchester united second. the answer is most wanted to hear after the final whistle were not about the football. this video assistant referee from my point of view maybe iamto referee from my point of view maybe i am to tr

a few spots where we ends up with even more than 3 inches, here is that list, in fact, where in southampton township you were pretty darn close to 4 inches out of this, blackbird, seoul, 3.75 inches. this number may even change still we still have light rainout there. even here in philadelphia just over 2 inches ended up falling so the grounds is incredibly saturated at this point. that means, that you know, with the rain having no where else to go it will just pool in your backyard here. storm scan, not totally out of the woods just yet, this is the back edge of all of this, but taking it sweet old time to get out of here, thankfully the cloud deck beginning to thin out. we will see the very same thing happen here locally, in fact, already seeing that. in the western most suburbs. but, there is high pressure to thank for the quiet wet their we'll enjoy into tomorrow. then new batch of fronts comes our way toward the tail end of the week. with it comes rebounds on the thermometer. now, we had real taste every spring over the weekends, georgetown, delaware, far south granted but hitting 71 d

manchester, wales, the south—west, in fact, if you're lucky we could be waking up to blue skies in southampton more cloud there and that will be the trend for the rest of the day. that wind you will notice is strengthening across the south—east here, coming all the way from scandinavia. it's a cold wind. it will drag in cloud off the north sea and also some showers, so it could be raining on and off at least from time to time in norwich and london. this is what it will feel like with that wind, around zero degrees. how about the rest of europe? i mentioned that wind coming from scandinavia, it's not stopping across the uk, it goes all the way down to the bay of biscay and it turns around and moves all the way to morocco so they're feeling some cold there as well, not looking great across that part of europe. back to the wind, look what happens when it drags in those showers during the course of sunday night into monday, snow showers get into kent, sussex, essex, norfolk, suffolk, possibly the london area which means first thing monday morning there could be a little bit of snow lying around ac

burnley finished 1—1 with southampton.just underan hour between watford and everton, just under an hour left to play. the big mover for... manchester united under an hour left to play. the big moverfor... manchester united host chelsea tomorrow. spurs in action as well tomorrow. thanks austin, let's turn our attention to the championship. leaders wolves are currently in action at fulham. wills with a big lead at the top of the championship. we will see of film and hold on. aston villa kept pressure on the top two with a 11—2 win away at sheffield wednesday. derby county and reading played out a 3—3 draw — sunderland left it late to claim the point. callum mcmanaman's 96th—minute strike ended a three—match losing streak for the battling black cats. there were wins for millwall, leeds, ipswich, nottingham forest. norwich against bolton ended goaless. chelsea still lead the women's super league by a single point from manchester city after a dramatic 2—2 draw between the sides all in today's lunchtime kick—off. chelsea were tw

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manchester, wales, the south—west, in fact, if you're lucky we could be waking up to blue skies in southamptonhe rest of the day. that wind you'll notice is strengthening across the south—east here, coming all the way from scandinavia. it's a cold wind. it'll drag in cloud off the north sea and also some showers, so it could be raining on and off at least from time to time in norwich and london. this is what it'll feel like with that wind, around zero degrees. how about the rest of europe? you know, i mentioned that wind coming out of scandinavia, it's not stopping across the uk, look at that — it goes all the way down to the bay of biscay and then turns around and moves all the way to morocco, so they're feeling some cold there as well, it's not looking great across that part of europe. anyway, back to the wind — look what happens when it drags in those showers during the course of sunday night into monday — some snow showers get into kent, sussex, essex, norfolk, suffolk, possibly the london area, which means first thing monday morning, there could be a little bit of snow lying around across

a crucial 3—2 win for southampton leaves albion cut adrift at the bottom.in a lot of ways, but obviously not a special result. as much as we sort of have to and puffed in the second half we couldn't find a way to get back into it. pardew‘s side may look in hope to bournemouth to see how quickly things can change. they came from behind to beat stoke and go seven clear of trouble. two wins in four days may have transformed the cherries' season. while at the top, manchester city showed few signs of fading but they are at least showing they‘ re human. commentator: raheem sterling with surely the miss of the season. it's usually city's opponents wanting the ground to swallow them up, but this time burnley looked to make city pay. this goal sealed a 1—1 draw and a rare taste of regret for the runaway leaders. they will surely still be future champions, but this was the weekend football paid its respects to its past. joe lynskey, bbc news. there was a rare defeat for celtic in the scottish premiership. they went down 1—0 at kilmarnock, only the second time that th

rainfalls, especially through south jersey, parts of delaware, so far we've seen pretty impressive, southampton township almost 4 inches every rain over the span of the entire system. so, couple every days worth. but that is a lot of rain in blackbird, exactly 3.75 of an inch, same deal in seoul, new jersey, atlantic city over two and a half, yes, makes sense, there has been some flooding. it is still damp even here at the broadcast center, maybe do you still have sprinkle here and there. but for the most part making it exit out of southeastern pennsylvania so we've had just over 2 inches, that's pretty much where we will level off at least in philly. but you still have that residual rain falling right now through cumberland, part of atlantic as well as cape may county right now down through central, southern delaware too. then this is the very sluggish system, took it sweet old time to get out of here it, will continue to drop off south and east, temperature does the very same as a result as colder air starts to work it way in. even though still may be shower around specially true south and ea

for places like hull city, norwich and london and southampton will have plenty of sunshine and actuallyein in the western isles, stronger wind and thicker cloud for northern ireland. it won't be cold, around about 10 degrees in the south and around the north, a decrease in newcastle, aberdeen seven. friday daytime. let's look at friday night. into the early hours of saturday and the weather front is approaching, thick cloud on the tip of cornwall through wales into western scotland there will be some rain around too. snow there will be some rain around too. s now m ostly there will be some rain around too. snow mostly across the hills, first thing on saturday morning in the north of the pennines, the highlands as well. saturday itself we have weather fronts grazing northern parts of the uk, so this is where we are most likely to have the thickest of the cloud, again, wintry showers around across scotland but for most of us the weather on saturday actually doesn't look too bad at all. some hazy sunshine around and those temperatures will be just about double figures in the south, seven o

manchester, wales, the south—west, in fact, if you're lucky we could be waking up to blue skies in southampton be the trend for the rest of the day. that wind you'll notice is strengthening across the south—east here, coming all the way from scandinavia. it's a cold wind. it'll drag in cloud off the north sea and also some showers, so it could be raining on and off at least from time to time in norwich and london. this is what it'll feel like with that wind, around zero degrees. how about the rest of europe? you know, i mentioned that wind coming out of scandinavia, it's not stopping across the uk, look at that — it goes all the way down to the bay of biscay and then turns around and moves all the way to morocco, so they're feeling some cold there as well, it's not looking great across that part of europe. anyway, back to the wind — look what happens when it drags in those showers during the course of sunday night into monday — some snow showers get into kent, sussex, essex, norfolk, suffolk, possibly the london area, which means first thing monday morning, there could be a little bit of snow

manchester, wales, the south—west, in fact, if you're lucky we could be waking up to blue skies in southampton there and that really will be the trend for the rest of the day. that wind you'll notice is strengthening across the south—east here, coming all the way from scandinavia. it's a cold wind. it'll drag in cloud off the north sea and also some showers, so it could be raining on and off at least from time to time in norwich and london. this is what it'll feel like with that wind, around zero degrees. how about the rest of europe? you know, i mentioned that wind coming out of scandinavia, it's not stopping across the uk, look at that — it goes all the way down to the bay of biscay and then turns around and moves all the way to morocco, so they're feeling some cold there as well, it's not looking great across that part of europe. anyway, back to the wind — look what happens when it drags in those showers during the course of sunday night into monday — some snow showers get into kent, sussex, essex, norfolk, suffolk, possibly the london area, which means first thing monday morning, there cou