if you can't raise the interest and the money in southampton, where can you? happen, which is a shame. >> so what about donating the collection to an existing museum here in town? the family tries that, too, but none is interested in displaying 10,000 antique toys. have you gotten a no at every turn? >> pretty much. >> is that upsetting? >> it was and is very upsetting. >> so, it seems like southampton has spoken. >> it does seem that way, doesn't it? >> are you at a crossroads right now that maybe nobody is as interested in the collection as your family is? will orson's heirs complete their mission? that's next. what's your strange inheritance story? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail, or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!. [ theme music plays ] >> now back to "stra

pocket, queue virgil van dijkfrom southampton, the 75 million, thejoint seven van dijkfrom southamptonen figure styling in football history. it should be noted that arsenal and manchester city broke their transfer record this time last year, to buy aymeric laporte and 0bama he knows that there will be stuck down extra ct a ny that there will be stuck down extract any final minutes. guillem — just last year £140 million for coutinho, £75 million for virgil van dijk but this time very few permanent deals, even fewer major ones. you have just mentioned about talent being stuck where it is. is there any value to being able to extract that talent in the market? know, because you are having to pay a premium. people have been getting clever and clever. the transfer window started, 2003, 2004. you learn that there is not that much consequence of bringing that prayer straightaway. it is good to have him,...so straightaway. it is good to have him,... so that is six months in barcelona, but generally, players don't want to just come in for clubs that are working well. right now, you have got most

palace on the back of that fa cup fourth round win over tottenham, and southampton finding some rhythmne in 16th, saints in 17th — they're both just hovering above the relegation zone. he has neither been dismissed, nor resigned — but neil lennon's departure from hibernian has been confirmed this afternoon. the club say its by mutual consent, after he was suspended on friday following what was described as an exchange with several club employees. kheredine idessane reports. his last game as a manager of hibs, a 1—0 defeat at motherwell and weak ago, the follow from which resulted in suspension, before the statement was released by the club late this afternoon. it's cloudy. i mean, what does the statement tell us? if i was a hibernian supporter i would be quite frustrated with the statement from the board. neil lennon has neither been sacked nor resigned, so why has he left the club? it leaves more questions than answers, that statement. the base he took over at hibs in the summer of 2016 when the clu b hibs in the summer of 2016 when the club within the championship, making an immediate

arose on wednesday evening, when bbc one was showing football, a replayed fa cup match between southampton game went to extra time, delaying the start of the news at ten, which was particularly unfortunate, because a couple of minutes after 10pm, the prime minister gave her response to winning the no confidence vote three hours before that. the statement was shown live in a short unplanned bulletin on bbc two, and after derby county had triumphed on penalties, the news at ten ran half an hour late on bbc one, but some viewers were still unhappy. jane birchfield was astonished that... well, the bbc put out this statement in response. to deal with the fast—moving torrent of news from westminster this week, bbc two's politics live programme has been running special editions at 7pm, in addition to their normal lunchtime slots. tuesday evenings showing came shortly after the vote on theresa may's brexit deal, and saw andrew neil interviewing the health secretary, matt hancock. here's his third go at one particular question. give me one major change the european union could now make, that would

just a point for chelsea — 70% possession — but they couldn't break down the southampton team.big win for burnley. they came from a goal down to beat bottom side huddersfield, who went down to ten men before the break. marko arnautovic scored twice to rescue a draw for west ham at home to brighton. and wolves, after toppling tottenham on saturday, lost 2—0 at home to crystal palace. let's take a look at where that leaves the table. manchester united stay sixth, but they are up to 38 points. just six points off chelsea in that champions league spot. maurizzo sarri's side with just a single point. wovles and watford have swapped places. at the bottom of the table... that win for burnley. .. that win for burnley... big move for them. they started the night in the relegation spots and have moved out with that win. and highlights of all the games are on match of the day at 10:45pm this evening. after this bulletin, you canjoin them. well, tomorrow night, it's the big one. the league leaders against the defending champions as liverpool travel to the etihad to face manchester city. se

frank lampard's derby will be hopeful of an upset with his championship side at home to southampton whoemier league survival on their hands, and can ole gunnar solskjaer make it five wins from five at the beginning of his manchester united reign? hopefully when a piece of somewhere in his time. and ironically liverpool is the only team having premier league opposition. and staying with football, while the fa cup third round gets going, many people are still talking about last night's premier league showdown at the etihad where manchester city beat leaders liverpool, and city boss pep guardiola has been warned by the football association about his behaviour during the game. guardiola threw his scarf to the ground and shouted at the fourth official after a decision had gone against his team. it's his first warning, if he gets to four, he would have to serve a touchline ban. saracens moved top of the premiership table, despite losing 211—18 at sale in the night's only rugby union fixture. sarries were leading early—on after a try from england's billy vunipola who's back in the side after h

such an occasion arose on wednesday when bbc was showing football, a replayed fa cup match between southamptonnty, the game went to extra time, delaying the start of the news at ten, which was unfortunate because a couple of minutes after ten, the prime minister gave her response to winning the no confidence vote three hours before that, the statement was shown live ina that, the statement was shown live in a short unplanned bulletin on bbc two, and after derby county triumphed on penaltieses the news at ten ran half an hour late on been bun but some were unhappy. jane was astonished that on a night of national crisis last night, a football game took precedence over the news as to whether or prime minister had survived a vote of no confidence. how could you relegate the ten o'clock news to bbc two at that time? it leaves me with no confidence in the judgment of the bbc. well, the bbc put out this statement in response. to deal with the fast—moving torrent of news from westminster this week, bbc two's politic live programme has been running special editions at 7pm. tuesday evening's show came s

southampton and crystal palace shared a 1—1 draw at st mary's.evel on points with fourth—from—bottom burnley. and tottenham kept alive their slim title hopes with victory over watford at wembley. son heung—min, back from asian cup duty with south korea, and fernando llorente scored for spurs as they came from behind to win 2—1. in spain, the holders barcelona are through to the semi—finals of the copa del rey after overturning a 2—0 deficit from the first leg of their tie against sevilla. philippe coutinho scored twice, as barca won the second leg 6—1 against last season's beaten finalists. lionel messi also scored, as barcelona went through 6—3 on aggregate. and real betis are also through. they beat espa nyol 3—1 after extra—time, to go through 4—2 overall. in italy, holdersjuventus are out of the coppa italia after a shock defeat against atalanta. duvan zapata scored twice asjuve were beaten 3—0, ending their hopes of winning the cup for the 5th year in a row. in another shock result, federico chiesa scored a hat—trick as fiorentina thrashed r

and in england, southampton are out of the fa cup.eir third—round replay. the nba returns to london on thursday for its ninth annual regular season game. the new york knicks take on washington at the 02 arena in what is techically a home game for the wizards. the knicks have played in london twice before, but this is washington's first trip across the atlantic. tulsen tollett reports from london. well, perhaps not the most sexy of encounters, the washington wizards, 11th in the eastern conference, against the new york knicks, 13th in the eastern conference, and the new york knicks at a coaching climate mac clinic ahead of that match with local schoolchildren ahead of the game at the 02 arena. local schoolchildren ahead of the game at the o2 arena. the big story coming out of new york is that the turkish international has not travelled for this game. he was worried for his life if he came to london, being an outspoken critic of president erdogan, but it hasn't made a difference to the players and their approach. i don't think it has af

produced arguably the miss of the season got the winner 3 minutes from time 1 all it finished between southampton of the table. wilfred zaha scored his first goal since september just before the break to give palace the lead before james ward—prowse levelled it 13 minutes from time. zaha was sent off late on for a 2nd yellow card. there was one game in the scottish premiership tonight, the leaders celtic opened up a 6 point lead on rangers and kilmarnock. 2—0 they beat stjohnstone, callum mcgregor and ryan christie with the goals. rangers were in scottish cup 4th round action, steven gerrard's side won 3—1 at cowdenbeath. andy halliday, lassana coulibaly put rangers 2 up and then this one from kyle lafferty sealed it for the visitors. staying in scotland. neil lennon has left his position as head coach of hibernian by mutual consent. the club say he hasn't been sacked nor has he resigned after he was suspended on friday following what was what was described as "an exchange" with several club employees. in a statment hibs said the investigation was to allow for "an internal review" but there'll be

taking place at this saturday thirty jailing them have knocked out premier league a side cardiff southampton have been taken on a replay by second tier be county. on friday a premier league title hopefuls talking on the beach for. seven in the third round game south korea's song young man was among the scores spared a striker for mandarin to hit a hat trick and england forward hurricane came on a late sub shoot to score his nineteenth goal of the season. why there's been more controversy at the asian cup which has just started in denies it arab emirates qatar has accused the host nation security services of denying credited journalist from ka-zar entry into the country or tournament organizers say they did offer to return the group to the u.a.e. but that proposal was declined this week qatar say of sci fi's president soden one hundred eighty had his and three into the united arab emirates delayed by twenty four hours qatar is still under a blockade imposed by the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt but for the event itself has now kicked off in abu dhabi the host played behind in the openi

to close the gap on the third place manchester city the blues were held to a goal list draw by southampton at their home ground stamford bridge fans at bournemouth match against watford were treated to a thrilling three three draw burnley and crystal palace were also able to win their game away from home and meanwhile liverpool will be in action and a high profile top of the table clash with manchester city on thursday you're going club side leave the standings currently and could go ten points clear of city if they can win. it's that of january so really it's on it's a very very very important game for both teams obviously and i would use it as motivation for the other team if you are that these are these kind of six point games it's like it is to play against each other you can go it pretty much in all directions that's how it is and it's a motivation for them one hundred percent so they will be ready and we have to make sure that we already that's all i can figure out to imagine so what happened in the pies is going to happen in the future so let me tell him when we won a lot of games a

chance to close the gap on third place manchester city the blues were held to a goal a straw by southampton at their home ground stamford bridge and fans at burton mis match against watford were treated to a thrilling three three draw burnley and crystal palace for also able to win their games away from home and meanwhile liverpool will be in action and a high profile top of the table clash with manchester city on thursday you're going club side at lead the standings currently and could go ten points clear of city if they can win. it's to generate. its own it's a very very very important game for both teams obviously and i would use it as motivation for the other team if you are. these are these kind of six point games it's like it is to play against each other you can go and pretty much in all directions that's how it is and it's a motivation for them one hundred percent so they will be ready and we have to make sure that we already that's all. i couldn't figure out how to merge and so would help in the eyes he's going to help in the future so we tell him when we want to go to games and th

newcastle are in the relegation zone after defeat to chelsea while southampton moved out of it with victoryere wins for burnley and watford. england's charley hull has won the opening tournament of the ladies european tour golf season. the 22—year—old claimed the ladies open in abu dhabi, winning by one shot after leading throughout. it's hull's second european tour title. there's more on the bbc sport website, including unseeded japanese darts player, mikuru suzuki, becoming the surprise new bdo world champion at the lakeside. kate. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. hello. this is bbc news. let's get more now on the bad weather that's caused problems across europe. in austria, it's led to the deaths of seven people. bethany bell reports from the austrian alps. the little town of annaberg is blanketed in white. like many mountain regions in germany and austria, it is experiencing unusually heavy falls of snow. these sensors are there to protect houses from avalanches. the authorities are struggling to remove the snow. these vo

watford came from a goal down to beat crystal palace, and southampton also won 2—1 at leicester, despitehe entire second half with 10 men. there are two matches in the premier league today. everton face bournemouth, before tottenham play manchester united at wembley. it promises to be the biggest test so far for ole gunnar solskjaer, united's caretaker manager, against notjust an in—form spurs side, but also the manager who is one of those in the frame to take over at old trafford in the summer. not that mauricio pochettino is getting distracted by all the speculation. we know that we need the three points to be in that race for the premier league and the race for the top four, to finish at the end of the season. all of that happening around all the rumours, all the things that, you know, that is going to happen because that is football. you do yourjob, i need to do myjob, and we accept the business, of course. but my focus is to try to find a way to win the game. you get tested every single game in the premier league. no doubt about it. but of course this is against a top, top side. and

elsewhere, there was a hat—trick for diegojota as wolves beat leicester 4—3 everton lost at southamptonalless. it's the scottish cup fourth round weekend and there was an extraordinary upset in the early kick off — where the semi—pro team auchinleck talbot knocked out championship club ayr united. the only goal of the game scored by law student craig mccracken helped the semi—pro club humiliate their local rivals to earn some of the pundits before the gamer wrote us off before the game. we managed to upset. being in air for yourself, used to play for them, is it more sweet? it is. i left on good terms. it does make it a bit sweeter. the holders celtic are safely through to the fifth round after a 3—0 victory over airdrieonia. two goals from scott sinclair, either side of the break put brendan rodgers side in control before timothy weah added a third in the final ten minutes. all the day's results are on the bbc sport website. in netball‘s quad series in london, england suffered a surprise defeat to south africa, 48—45 the final score at the copperbox arena. after a strong start tracey n

another six matches in the premier league on wednesday night with fourth place chelsea at home at southampton huddersfield host a bottom of the table battle with burnley while the team of the moment red hot manchester united under caretaker manager ole gunnar sol shire they travel to newcastle. three of the english premier league stars have been shortlisted for the african player of the year award winner pool super striker mohamed salah who holds the honor has been nominated again alongside teammate side the main the pair of help liverpool take the top spot in the premier league table arsenal's peer emerick obama being completes the list obama has been in red hot goal scoring form for his club this season the winner will be announced on the eighth of january in dakar. quite literate had a career high forty five points as he led the toronto raptors to a one twenty two one sixteen when over the utah jazz on tuesday for the n.b.a. the portland trailblazers rallied from nine points down with three minutes left of the fourth quarter to pull off an overtime win over the sacramento kings damian lill

another six matches in the premier league on wednesday night with fourth place chelsea at home to southampton how does field host a bottom of the table battle with burnley while the team at the moment red hot manchester united under kate's a can manage are only going to salsa travel to new castle three of the english premier league inform stars have been shortlisted for the african player of the year award liverpool superstar i come home and salo holds the honor has been nominated again alongside teammate sonny and money the pair have helped to take top spot in the premier league table also appear and are at a balmy and completes the list the winner will be announced on the eighth of january in dhaka. co i learned how to create high forty five points as he led the toronto raptors to one hundred twenty two two hundred sixteen win over you taunt jazz on tuesday the portland trail blazers ready for nine points down with three minutes left of the fourth quarter to pull off an overtime win over the sacramento kings damian lillard might twenty five point six rebounds and six assists. joel embiid wa

they couldn't break down southampton.dersfield, moving that outside the relegation zone. wolf lost 2—0 at home to crystal palace. manchester city boss pep guardiola says no—one trust his team as they set up to face liverpool tomorrow. they have lost two of three and are seven points behind jurgen klopp's team, and pep guardiola things that undermine their confidence and they believe they are coming up against the best team around right now. for me the best team in europe, the way they play, the consistency, the control, the details in their game, it isa control, the details in their game, it is a good challenge for us, so we are going to produce this, focus on what we have to do to win the game. everybody is asking what happens if we lose. what happens if we win? we are going to try, it is a football game, what we have to do. andy murray suffers another site —— setback. he is playing in his first tournament since september and he lost against medvedev. he said yesterday he doesn't know how much longer he can continue to p

matches in the english premier league on a wednesday night with fourth place chelsea at home to southampton huddersfield but host a bottom of the table battle with burnley while the team of the moment manchester united under caretaker manager ole gunnar sol shire travel to newcastle and meanwhile liverpool will be in action and high profile top of the table clash with manchester city on thursday jurgen klopp side leads the standings currently and could go ten points clear of city if they win. it's the third of january so really it's an it's a very very very important game for both teams obviously and i would use it as motivation for the other team if you are that these are these kind of six point games it's like it is to play against each other you can go it pretty much in all directions that's how it is and it's a motivation for them one hundred percent so they will be ready and we have to make sure that we already that's all i can figure out imagine so what happened in the pies is going to happen in the future so live in time when we want a lot of games and that doesn't of the means that

southampton 12—1 against leicester despite playing the second half only ten men.ley, the biggest test so united at wembley, the biggest test so farfor the united at wembley, the biggest test so far for the new manchester united ca reta ker so far for the new manchester united caretaker manager against an inform spurs side and a manager he is facing in someone who is leading the race for managers manchester united are looking to replace him any summer. are looking to replace him any summer. we know we are in the race in the top four, the need to be there, the end of the season. all that happens, all the rumours, all the things that happened, it is going to happen because that is football and you do your shop, i need to do my shop and we accept business is how it is. of course. my focus is to try to find their way to wind the game. the former leeds united and south africa forward phil masinga has died. hejoined leeds in 1994, was capped 58 times by south africa, the 98 world cup in france and died in johannesburg africa, the 98 world cup in france and died injohanne

there were wins for swansea, bolton, brentford, derby side forced to replay with the premier league southamptonero, not many goals in the late kick—off, there will waive —— the wins for bristol city and crystal palace. 22 matches, lots of action, all on the bbc sport website. and 110w all on the bbc sport website. and now back to you. you're like our very own video assistant referee. lots of reaction on bbc sport website, nine more times to come. to the premiership next. after gloucester‘s surprise defeat last weekend, there was a chance a brief at struggling leicester. the tigers have lost four of their last five at welford road, but still packed full of internationals. jonny may is one of them. george ford is another, his precision and kept the gloucester challenge at bay. and leicester were growing in confidence, so they stopped looking his genius allowing him to score a second. and another soon to follow, gloucester once more unable to handle the pace of may, with try number nine for the season. this sparked gloucester into life and they look like a team further in the table. giving them a

chance to close the gap on third place manchester city the blues were held to a goal a straw by southampton at their home ground stamford bridge and fans at burton mis match against watford were treated to a thrilling three three draw burnley and crystal palace are also able to win their games away from home and meanwhile liverpool will be in action and a high profile top of the table clash with manchester city on thursday you're going club side lead the standings currently and could go ten points clear of city if they can win. it's the third of january so really it's on it's a very very very important game for both teams obviously and i would use it as motivation for the other team if you are these are these kind of six point games it's like it is to play against each other you can go and pretty much in all directions that's how it is and it's a motivation for them one hundred percent so they will be ready and we have to make sure that we already that's all. i couldn't figure out too much so what happened in the past is going to happen in the future so we tell him when we want to go to the

frank lampard's derby will be hopeful of an upset with his championship side at home to southampton.e at home to reading tomorrow. and assuming they can avoid an upset, former england striker ian wright says all the premier league clubs should be out to win the fa cup. and staying with football, while the fa cup third round gets going, many people are still talking about last night's premier league showdown at the etihad where manchester city beat leaders liverpool — and city boss pep guardiola has been warned by the football association about his behaviour during the game. guardiola threw his scarf to the ground and shouted at the fourth official after a decision had gone against his team. it's his first warning — if he gets to four he would have to serve a touchline ban. now, they may still be licking their wounds after defeat by manchester city last night, but liverpool have been busy in the transfer market today — selling striker dominic solanke to bournemouth for £19 million and also loaning out defender nathaniel clyne to bournemouth until the end of the season. the england rig

only last night a nasty collision during the fa cup game between southampton and derby county.ecade of research, a new test has been devised to detect concussion through saliva and urine, and it's being trialled in the premier league this season. having a black and white test that gives you a clear answer, that's understandable to everyone — to medical staff, to players, to coaches — is absolutely the holy grail. an objective test like this would be a game changer and would really help at all levels of sport. the idea is that once collected the samples will come here to birmingham for analysis and a clear diagnosis that can help determine the correct treatment and care. in time it's hoped this part will be eliminated, with the procedure instead taking place at pitch side. that would be done using a hand—held device, which is being developed. there will be a drop of saliva going on a chip, then the chip will be inserted into a device, and then the results would be wi—fi to your mobile phone or a tablet, and then the doctor would be able to see and interpret the results and say p

derby county are through to the fourth round of the fa cup after beating southampton 5—3 on penaltiesling wilderness, rolfo sport optimism back to st mary is. the premier league might be the priority, but the fa cup isn't time to take your foot off the gas. because under frank lampard derby county are a different team. his side played brave attacking football. the finishing, though, not what he is used. but when another chance came, this one they wouldn't miss. craig bryson the man to finish another sweeping attack, until the ar had a say. martin wagg chord adjudged offside, millimetres at most —— martyn waghorn. as derby missed out ona martyn waghorn. as derby missed out on a deserved lead comedy thank them backin on a deserved lead comedy thank them back in the second row. shane long with a golden chance. stuart armstrong on hand to make sure. this only deadlock is broken. now the now the premier were showing premier league side were showing their class. nathan eeeie eleeeeeeeee eeeeeeeseee e make eeeie eleeeeeeeee eeeeeeeseee e make two. the into the next round. but here derby and

southampton moved out of the releation places thanks to a brilliant 2—1 win at leicester, i say brilliantf of that game. and tom cleverly scored his first goal since december 2017 as watford beat crystal palace. more football to come, but for now back to karthi. also a big day in the champions cup, and what a day it was for irish rugby. huge wins for ulster and leinster over two sides who were unbeaten going into the weekend. i spoke to chrisjones who has been keeping an eye on the action for us. i asked him iasked him how i asked him how important that when was? 0n the surface you would expect leinster to win that match, they are the defending champions. they are the top team in europe. but when you consider tolouse have been doing. they have been a great form. add to that the fact that leinster were missing a couple of players key names. the world player of the year. notjust to win the game but to win with a bonus point and take control pull one just speaks volumes for the incredible strength and depth of leinster rugby. it will take a brave person to bet against them to top the pool an

southampton moved out of the releation places thanks to a brilliant 2—1 win at leicester, i say brilliantf of that game. and tom cleverly scored his first goal since december 2017 as watford beat crystal palace. more football to come, but for now back to karthi. interesting day in the premier we. also a big day in the champions cup, and what a day it was for irish rugby. huge wins for ulster and leinster over two sides who were unbeaten going into the weekend. let's speak to our rugby union correspondent chris jones who has been keeping an eye on the action for us. how big a victory is leinster beating toulouse? on the surface you would expect lei nster to on the surface you would expect leinster to win that match, they are the defending champions. they are the defending champions. they are the top team in europe. but when you consider how well to lose have been doing. they have been a great form to his. add to that the fact that lei nster to his. add to that the fact that leinster were missing a couple of players was up a host of key names. the world player of the year. not just to win t

and how much to bat coxed, the taxi from southampton? —— how much did the taxi cost.ion. he spoke of his hopes for world peace and happiness. in april, he will become the first japanese meeror to relinquish the throne in nearly 200 years. 0ur correspondent mariko 0i has been following events from singapore. pacifism has been the mark of his tenure as emperor, tell us more about what he has been saying in his new year message. well, his new year message was rather short because 150,000 people gathered. it was a record number of gathering for the new year's celebrations, queueing up outside the imperial palace four hours to attend that event. but he spoke last week, celebrating his 85th birthday, and that speech was a lot longer and a lot more emotional. he looked back at his reign, which lasted for 30 years, and he talked about how he is very relieved that his era is coming to an end free of war injapan. he is a known pacifist. he visited many countries in the region, which were affected by wartime aggression ofjapan. so he was very emotional in that birthday speech. a

julie, raze dent of upper southampton, was selected to receive a marshall scholarship, one of only 40 recipients out of over 1,000 applicant. julie is a senior at duke university where she is a neuro science and french double major. she's the president of the neuroscience majors union at duke and has conducted clinical and basic pediatric research at the children's hospital in philadelphia and duke's children hospital. she's the author of two published articles and has volunteered in paris and in honduras to offer medical assistance to those in need. mr. speaker, julie's resume is too vow luminous to summarize. we're so proud to have her part of our community and we wish her all the best as she per sues her studies at -- pursues her studies at cambridge in london. i look forward to seeing her accomplishments in the years to come. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today. >> you heard the house is in recess until noon when members will begin legislative work on seven suspension bills d

and southampton drew 1—1 with crystal palace.t lead on rangers and kilmarnock. 2—0 they beat stjohnstone. callum mcgregor and ryan christie with the goals. rangers were in scottish cup fourth round action. steven gerrard's side won 3—1 at cowdenbeath. andy halliday and lassana coulibaly put rangers two up before this one from kyle lafferty sealed it for the visitors. cricket, and england have dropped opening batsman keaton jennings for their second test against the west indies in antigua. jennings has struggled for form recently, and only managed scores of 17 and 14 in the first test in barbados. uncapped kent batsmanjoe denly comes into the squad in his place. the other change sees spinner jack leach replace adil rashid, with stuart broad also included in the 12—man squad. the second test starts tomorrow. coming into this game after last week's performance, very easy to panic, to think, we need to have an upheaval of the team, and that's not the case. i think guys have worked extremely hard, we are in a position where we are 1—0

frank lampard's championship derby side forced a replay with the premier league's southampton, wimbledonkick off‘s we've discussed arsenal already. no goals at all in the late kick—off, it's quite a way to go. not too long to go into us. we are hoping for some goals later on. we are hoping for some goals later on. right that pretty much wraps up the day's fa cup action. over to ben now for the rest of the day's sport. about half an hour to go, they still need 2—0. about half an hour to go, they still need 2—0. yep, any further goals in those ties, we'll let you know. to rugby union's premiership now though. and, exeter chiefs are back on top after a 14—0 win over bristol. there were also wins today for harlequins and worcester. while, leicester earned a second home win in a row. they beat gloucester 34—16, as craig templeton reports. after gloucester‘s surprise defeat last weekend, there was a chance a brief at struggling leicester. the tigers have lost four of their last five at welford road, but still packed full of internationals. jonny may is one of them. george ford is another, his

rolling into the university of southampton today.al experiences like you said. you can only see these scribbles that are all over the bus which is a kind of thing they do to help people communicate. a reminder for individual stories of tougher times and people who are paying homage to people who have passed away and taking their own life so really difficult situations and the statistics behind this are really sobering as well. the ten years after 2016, the number of uk students took their own life increased by 56% and that is quite a staggering amount i thought and actually in the last academic year alone, over 100 students committed suicide. characters on the outside of society, characters that have had a very troubling mental health issues and have not received any ca re have issues and have not received any care have been given drugs rather than community. and we love the fact that socialist prescribing is coming in more and more but these ideas that it will be coming in 2020 or later is too late. it is not happening quickly now.

gabrielle from southampton, england: "if the queen got political and she got more into it? mean, i don't really see that as her role." michelle from lake district, england "it is probably about time that the queen did say something, obviously her opinion probably matters for the whole of the uk."alex from essex, england "whatever i see in the papers doesn't look good, so maybe it's time for someone else to take the reins on it." >(justine) britain's parliament is set to debate brexit "plan b" next week. (justine) now there is some concern in england about the meat people are eating because of brexit. more than 90-percent of the veterinarians certifying livestock for human consumption in the u-k come from the e-u. (jrs) a majority of livestock vaccines designed to keep the animals healthy and safe for consumption also come from the e-u. c-n-n's nina dos santos reports on the latest about brexit and its potential impact on food safety in the u- k. simon maiklin welcoming this veterinarian to his dairy farm for a house call to certify the health and condition of the 300 cattle

frank lampard's derby will be hopeful of an upset with his championship side at home to southampton whoat the begining of his manchester united reign? his side are at home to reading tomorrow. before all that, kicking off the third round ties tonight — tranmere rovers. they could set the giant killing thing tonight. spares are away at league 2 side later. spurs have lifted the trophy eight times in their history, the last coming back in 1991 but tranmere are going well in the league having been promoted from the national league in the summer. 74 places between the two sides but maurico pochettino is feeling cautious. we need to be sure that we show our best face. the right attitude, that is going to be key to winning this type of competition. the fa cup is a massive competition. the different level that we are in different leagues, but the competition, always, if you're not right and taking the right way the competition, you can struggle. now how much of an impact last night's result at the ethihad will have on the premier league title race remains to be seen. manchester city's 2—1 win

frank lampard's derby will be hopeful of an upset with his championship side at home to southampton.ns from five? his side are at home to reading tomorrow. and assuming they can avoid an upset, former england striker ian wright says all the premier league clubs should be out to win the fa cup. you have to say to yourself that the fa cup is the next best thing to winning. i don't think any of those teams should be looking to rest players. i think they will probably be ok, those teams in regards to their fa cup survival. the cup is not only for brilliant players, but for the fans it is magnificent to be able to lift the fa cup. so i think those clubs i've got a great opportunity of maybe doing that, depending on the team they put out. we will see what their admissions are in the competition. now they may still be licking their wounds after defeat by manchester city last night, but liverpool have been busy in the transfer market today, selling striker dominic solanke to bournemouth for 19 million pounds, and also loaning out defender nathaniel clyne to bournemouth until the end of the s

and chelsea face southampton tonight at stamford bridge, so fulham road will be closed between harwoodnton. hello, good morning. we have had a run of pretty mild weather. that comes to something of an end today, though. we have called air with us now and i think you will really notice the difference now for today and the coming days as well. we are, though, generally dry, shall at least london. no more than that. a lot of clout through the day. some great here and there. the odd bright speu great here and there. the odd bright spell here as well. it is the temperatures you will notice. five to seven degrees, a good few degrees down on where we've been recently. through the evening and overnight, we have the cold air with us, but there is quite a bit of cloud around, so temperatures in many spots will hold up above freezing. but where we have had the odd clear break, yeah, you could have some pockets of frost to start tomorrow morning. and it is cloudy at first tomorrow, still dry, then the cloud will thin and break. we will do better. john tomorrow. it should turn out to be a nice day,

southampton's 2—1win over leicester city takes them out of the relegation zone. and watford beat crystalnd honesty" of the club after he admitted sending a staff member to spy on a derby county training session. bielsa said he was responsible after a man was seen outside derby's training ground the previous day. leeds subsequently won last night's game by two goals to nil and have "formally apologised" for bielsa's pre—match conduct. the football association has said it is investigating the incident. second—tier manchester united will face women's super league leaders arsenal at home in the continental league cup semi—finals. arsenal are the current holders, while women's championship leaders united are making their debut in the competition. chelsea host manchester city in the other tie. the games will be played on the 5th and 6th of february, with the final at sheffield united's bramall lane later that month. the pick of today's ties in rugby union's champions cup saw defending champions leinster welcome toulouse to dublin. both clubs are battling to finish top of pool one and guarantee

derby county came from two goals down to win a dramatic penalty shoot out against premier league southamptonad, along with the surprise inclusion much faster than expected. after beating arch rival kyren wilson at alexandra palace. more on spying, more james bond. we have our own bond girl coming up now. carol. she is around there. i don't know what she is spying on at the moment. the weather macro. that old stuff. good morning. the good morning, everyone, and good morning to you. if you haven't stepped outside, for most of us it is cold. a widespread frost, at risk of ice on untreated surfaces and for some of us there is snow, especially across the far north of scotland. we still have snow showers in the forecast, across the north york moors, for example, and some slipping southwards. there are three areas you can see nicely in the satellite, this one, this one and this one, all have the potential to produce some rain, sleet and snow and as we go through the day, this particular front, and as we go through the day, this particularfront, which is a cold northerly, will continue the journey s

watford came from a goal down to beat crystal palace, and southampton also won 2—1 at leicester, despiteer united at wembley. it promises to be the biggest test so far for 0le gunnar solskjaer, united's caretaker manager, against notjust a form spurs side, but also the manager who is one of those in the frame to take over at old trafford in the summer. not that mauricio pochettino is getting distracted by all the speculation. we know that we need the three points to be in that race for the premier league and the race for the top four, to finish at the end of the season. all of that happening around all the rumours, all the things that, you know, that is going to happen because that is football. you need, you do yourjob, i need to do myjob, and we accept the business, of course. but my focus is to try to find a way to win the game. we are into the penultimate round of group matches in rugby union's european champions cup, and edinburgh are so close to a quarterfinal place after a historic victory away at toulon — the first scottish side to win at the stade mayol in the competition. they b

. >> just hang on until southampton. >> seth: always such a pleasure to see you.grats on the show. alan cumming, everybody. "daddy" begins previews february 12th. we'll be right back with jemele hill, everybody![ eers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ snoring ] the volkswagen atlas. seats seven, sleeps six. life's as big as you make it. [ snoring ] most can tell the continent or country that your ancestors are from, but ancestrydna showed me the specific places they called home. 20 million members have connected to a deeper family story. order your kit at ancestry.com. (atlas)eewith verizon?ory. do humans like overpaying don't they know they can get the 3rd, 4th and 5th lines free with sprint? (paul) yeah that means sprint's unlimited plan gives you 5 lines for just $20 per month, per line. (mom) really? (atlas) yes and you can save more than $1,000 over verizon and at&t with sprint. (mom) no way! (dad) robots don't lie. (atlas) the man in the mom jeans is correct. (avo) switch today and get 5 lines for just $20 per month per line. see how you can save more than for people wit

on saturday morning, kevin and his wife received the keys to their new home in upper southampton in bucks county, pennsylvania. on june 8 of 2008, corporal must claus can can i i was severely injured in afghanistan after his vehicle struck an i.e.d. he suffered critical injuries to both his legs and vision in his right eye and he suffered severe burns and traumatic brain injury. while kevin has made significant progress in his recovery, everyday activities can can still be challenging. their new home is retrofitted to make these tasks easier and more accessible for kevin and bridget. mr. speaker, kevin is a true patriot and an american hero. we thank him for his service and we wish him and bridget all the best in their new home. we're so proud to have them join our bucks county family. i'd also like to thank homes for our troops and their entire board for honoring those who serve and sacrifice for our freedom. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize a small business in bucks county, pennsylvania, that has gone out of their way to help federal employees who are not being paid due to this pr

by close of markets yesterday, you would have enough for a train from southampton airport where flybes in it for these investors ? there. what is in it for these investors? virgin atlantic wants to feed its hubs at heathrow and manchester and i think we're going to see a lot of focus and may be closing down some of the old routes. cardiff to milan, doncaster to alicante, in favour of increasing feed to those hubs where slots are a problem always and store white group will be thinking that they have all these different hubs for flybe and they can move the aircraft to southend and, of course, virgin atla ntic southend and, of course, virgin atlantic also gets to see its fleet of more than double because the 78 flybe aircraft will be rebranded as virgin atlantic. what about staff and passengers? what changes for them? for passengers, bear in mind that nothing has changed at all. turn upforyour that nothing has changed at all. turn up for your flight as normal. we will see changes from the beginning of the summer schedules at the end of march. for staff, it is a really worrying time. noth

they are at home to southampton. they are just outside the relegation zone.the next hour. health officials say children are eating an entire childhood's worth of sugar by the time they are ten years old — often in drinks, cakes, biscuits and breakfast cereals. public health england released the data gathered from households throughout the uk and is launching a campaign to encourage families to make simple changes to cut down on sugar. here's our health and science correspondent, james gallagher. we love sugary things. children are eating a humungous amount of sugar, often in sweet drinks, cakes, biscuits, and breakfast cereals. but too much rots teeth. it's estimated a child has a tooth removed we love sugary things. in hospital every ten minutes. and an overly sweet diet also increases the risk of long—term problems, including type 2 diabetes, obesity, heart disease, and some cancers. on average, children are eating the equivalent of 13 cubes of sugar a day. but public health england says that is eight cubes a day too many. on average, 18 years' worth of sug

the third round fa cup replay between southampton and derby county is live on bbc one.mier league scalp this season with victory over manchester united in the league cup. he'll be looking to add another tonight. it's a good game for us, it comes at a time where we have not had many performances this year over 90 minutes. they have been elements of games and we have played most of the top team is now home and away. it is a good reaction game for us to show that what you saw on friday night is not what we have been saying all season. that is up to the players to show that. uncapped connacht trio caolin blade, jack carty and tom farrell have been named in ireland's 38—man squad for this year's six nations. ulster lock iain henderson is also included having made a quick recovery from a thumb injury that was expected to rule him out for most of the tournament. leinster flanker dan leavy though misses out through injury, hang saris-z; gtiquai $71'l'ai' for the six nations. dave cherry and’grantstewarfi flaw lather uncapped players are alsgi the lead after the first round of th

stale, we need someone, it has gone a bit stale, we need someone, like the man who has gone into southamptonwe knew they had them in them, but he needed somebody to bring them out. we need somebody to bring them out. we need somebody to get a tune out of these players which has not been right the last few weeks. manchester city can narrow the gap between themselves and league leaders liverpool if they beat wolverhampton wanderers, 15, 20 minutes into the game, they are leading, 1—0 at the etihad stadium, gabrieljesus with the goal in the tenth minute, and wolves have gone down to ten men, straight red for boly for a tough challenge. tottenham are investigating an allegation of racism against winger son hueng—min by one of their own supporters during yesterday's game against manchester united at wembley. the claim was made during the game by a spurs fan on social media. it's understood tottenham have spoken to the fan who made the allegation. they will now work with the fan and stadium safety officials to try and identify the individual alleged to have abused son. doctor richard freeman will

winger wilfried zaha has been charged with improper conduct by the fa after his sending off against southamptonlauding referee andre marriner after tangling with james ward prowse late on. zaha made his feelings known once more and now faces an extended ban. england's world number one justin rose is seven shots off the lead after day one of the european tour's first saudi international event. the belgian thomas pieters leads by two shots ahead of a group of six which includes two englishmen alfie plant and ross fisher who are five under par after their first round. the tournament has attracted a top—class field despite scrutiny over the country's human rights record. eddiejones has named his side to play ireland in their opening six nations match this weekend in dublin. and there's a first start in the competition in six years for manu tuilagi. he'll play at centre in the absence of ben te'o who's injured. elliot daly will start at fullback, with mike brown left out of the matchday squad entirely. he virus will be here with more in sports day at half past six. the government is under pressure o