refreshment in southampton.eeling it at the minute. i think we need to just focus on getting through 2025 and seeing where we are at the end of that. so serving up the faster growth the chancellor wants to see might be challenging as businesses battle higher costs. dharshini david, bbc news. breaking news coming to us from ukraine. we are told there is currently an air raid alert across the entirety of ukraine, and reports of cruise missiles being fired by russia. there was a warning from the ukrainian air force warning of russian bomber planes in the sky at around 4am local time. this was followed by the launch of multiple guided aerial bombs. that prompted the activation of sirens across the country. those warnings of cruise missiles waking people up. this coming a day of what ukraine called its most massive attack on russian targets since the start of the full—scale invasion. and in the detailjust full—scale invasion. and in the detail just arriving to full—scale invasion. and in the detailjust arriving to us

and are southampton too far adrift even now?tadium, an encounter that ended up confirming pre—match form and feelings. spurs' poor run has continued at the hands of newcastle, whose 2—1win was a fifth in a row. patrick gearey has more. thomas tuchel shows this is the first match he would watch as england manager, safe in the knowledge that there would be goals, ideally dominic solanki obliged inside four minutes for tottenham, a side struck in by injury and soon cursing the hand of fortune again. newcastle got the ball to anthony gordon to become another english this was not handball not everything else newcastle did had purpose. tottenham were only saved by brandon austen. their third choice goalkeeper soon became irresistible. a team in form 1a for alexander spurs' slump has been alarming. to their credit, they never accepted their fate. brendan]ohnson so close to an equaliser. but theirfor brendan]ohnson so close to an equaliser. but their for those from newcastle, the cold it's a result that was delivered by alexandar isak,

and are southampton too far adrift at the bottom even now?eanwhile, at the tottenham hotspur stadium, an encounter that ended up confirming pre match form and feelings. and for one manager, significantly worsening them. spurs�* poor run has continued at the hands of newcastle, whose 2—1 win was a fifth in a row. patrick gearey has more. thomas tuchel chose this is the first match he would watch as england manager, safe in the knowledge that there would be goals, ideally from englishmen. dominic solanki obliged inside four minutes for tottenham, a side stricken by injury and illness, and soon cursing the hand of fortune again. newcastle storm their man got the ball to anthony gordon to become another english scorer. but spurs asked why this wasn't handball in the build—up. not deliberate, the verdict. everything else newcastle did had purpose. tottenham were saved by brandon allston, their third choice goalkeeper making his debut. two soon became irresistible. a strike on fire. 14 irresistible. a strike on fire. 1a for alexander isa this seaso

southampton. the uk city of culture is southampton? don't make me laugh.ever been. but it is not bradford.— but it is not bradford. yes, bradford. _ but it is not bradford. yes, bradford, and _ but it is not bradford. yes, bradford, and this - but it is not bradford. yes, bradford, and this is - but it is not bradford. yes, bradford, and this is the i bradford, and this is the recording of a bbc sound radio play exploding its virtues. a topic on which this cast has opinions. by the same to somebody that the day is mad when walk to the city of bradford and you get so used to everything, and if you look up, the buildings are stunning. everywhere you look in the city, — everywhere you look in the city, if _ everywhere you look in the city, if you look up. and you io city, if you look up. and you go to— city, if you look up. and you go to little germany, which is amazing _ go to little germany, which is amazing. it has been used by oprah— amazing. it has been used by 0prah winfrey's latest film and peaky— 0prah winfrey's latest film and peaky blinders because

- southampton? uk city of culture is southampton? | don't make me laugh!u somethingl for nowt, it's not bradford. yes, bradford. and this, the recording of a bbc sounds radio play, extolling its virtues — a topic on which this cast has opinions. i was saying to somebody the other day, it's mad when you walk through the city of bradford and you get so used to seeing everything. and if you look up, the buildings are stunning. everywhere you look in the city, if you look up and you go into little germany... yeah. ..which is amazing. little germany is being used by oprah winfrey's latest film. it's been used for peaky blinders because itjust looks so stunning and beautiful. the people that designed and built these buildings looked to places like, you know, florence. i don't think people realise that you can compare bradford with florence, but that vista. oh, it's fantastic, yeah. and to show me around, i met tim smith, a local photographer. and this is little germany — victorian splendour, built by german wool barons who settled here. many are now converted in

- southampton? uk city of culture is southampton? | don't make me laugh!ever been. but i'll tell you somethingl for nowt, it's not bradford. yes, bradford. and this, the recording of a bbc sounds radio play, extolling its virtues — a topic on which this cast has opinions. i was saying to somebody the other day, it's mad when you walk through the city of bradford and you get so used to seeing everything. and if you look up, the buildings are stunning. everywhere you look in the city, if you look up and you go into little germany... yeah. ..which is amazing. little germany is being used by 0prah winfrey's latest film. it's been used for peaky blinders because itjust looks so stunning and beautiful. the people that designed and built these buildings looked to places like, you know, florence. i don't think people realise that you can compare bradford with florence, but that vista. oh, it's fantastic, yeah. and to show me around, i met tim smith, a local photographer. and this is little germany — victorian splendour, built by german wool barons who settled here

no further shocks, though, as premier league sides ipswich town and southampton all saw off lower tiere to thank as they beat stockport county i—o. and the draw had been made for the fourth round. manchester united will welcome club legend ruud van nistelrooy newcastle had to come from behind to beat fourth—tier bromley. bromley, who were playing premier league opposition for the first time in their history, they went ahead afterjust eight minutes, but goals from lewis miley, anthony gordon and william osula make it eight consecutive victories in all competition for newcastle. here are all of sunday's results then. championship side hull are out of the competition, beaten by league two doncaster rovers on penalties after a 1—1 draw. no further shocks, though, as premier league sides ipswich town and southampton all saw off lower tier opposition, as did crystal palace who had eberechi eze to thank as they beat stockport county i—o. and the draw had been made for the fourth round. manchester united will welcome club legend ruud van nistelrooy back to old trafford with his leicester side.

premier league sides ipswich, southampton all saw off lower opposition, as did crystal palace who had they beat stockport county i—o. and the draw�*s been made for the fourth round. manchester united will welcome club legend ruud van nistelrooy back to old trafford with his new leicester city side. championship strugglers plymouth, they produced one of the weekend's shocks, they knocked out brentford. their reward — home tie against liverpool, an all—premier league tie coming up between aston villa and tottenham. leyton orient or derby county, they've got manchester city. these ties are all going to be played over the second weekend in february. the full draw is on the bbc sport website. a couple of matches in the scottish premiership on sunday. rangers, remember, trying to reel in celtic. they beat stjohnstone 3—1, so the champions' lead at the top is down to a mere 15 points now. aberdeen and hearts, they played out a goalless draw. ten—man barcelona have won the spanish super cup for a 15th time. they came from behind to beat real madrid 5—2. the match was being played injeddah. fr

we still got festive engineering works around southampton.arnings put out by the trans— pennine express, who work in the north of england at other scotland, saying that they're going to try and run our trained and also midlands railway saying be prepared for last—minute cancellations —— mark e smith if you are making a journey or leave for the regular string tonight, it could be over optimistic —— east midlands railway. we will undoubtedly see as relations in northern trains tomorrow because it is sunday and we always do because the train guards in the west and of the pennines working for the northern do not have to work on sunday so why should they? work on sunday so why should the ? . ~ work on sunday so why should the ? ., ,, , ., work on sunday so why should the ? ., ,, . ,, ., they? thank you so much. simon, our they? thank you so much. simon, your encyclopedic— they? thank you so much. simon, your encyclopedic knowledge - they? thank you so much. simon, your encyclopedic knowledge is i your encyclopedic knowledge is always amazing. it i

no further shocks though, as premier league sides ipswich town and southampton both saw off lower tiercounty 1—0. so, we've had the draw for the 4th round and here's some of the fixtures to look forward to. united's reward is hosting leicester city managed by united legend ruud van nisterlooy. see the full draw on the bbc sport website. in the women's fa cup, vivianne miedema scored on her return from injury as her manchester city side beat ipswich town 3—0 in the fourth round of the competition. in the day's early game, london city lionesses hammered fulham 5—0 at craven cottage to put themselves in the hat for the next round. chantelle boye—hlorkah with a nine—minute hat—trick for the championship side, which was completed just over half an hour into the game. several matches postponed due to adverse weather today, but of those that went ahead, there were plenty of goals. chelsea into the next round after beating charlton 4—0. also wins for aston villa, manchester city and sudnerland. rugby borough also into the fifth round, after beating london bees 6—0. in the scottish premiership,

no further shocks though, as premier league sides newcastle, ipswich town and southampton all saw offnil. and the draw had been made for the fourth round manchester united will welcome club legend ruud van nisterloy back to old trafford with his leicester side championship strugglers plymouth produced one of the weekend's shocks knocking out brtentford, their reward is liverpool at home. there's an all premier league tie bewteen aston villa v tottenham, leyton orient or derby county will play manchester city, see the full draw on the bbc sport website. those ties are over the second weekend in february. the australian open is underway — but the first day was badly affected by downpours and bad weather. for the outside courts. no issues though aryna sabalenka on the rod laver arena — the two—time defending champion beat sloane stephens 6—3, 6—2 to make the second round... the 26—year—old is aiming to become just the seventh player to claim a third straight australian open women's singles title, and the first since martina hingis in1999. great britain and ireland's golfers wrapped up vi

newcastle, crystal palace, southampton and ipswich — all facing opponents lower down the football pyramidnd arsenal against manchester united, and the holders fresh from a morale—boosting 2—2 draw at liverpool last week. it's been a tough start to life though at united for ruben amorim — and not the easiest first taste of the world's oldest cup competition. i will choose the best team to win because we want also to win the cup. and like you said, in the cup, you never know. so let's win. sometimes it's better to win this kind of game and then you have less time to rest. but your mind is so different that you can cope with the physical aspect of the game. two matches in the scottish premiership on sunday, rangers trying to somehow reel in celtic who lead by 18 points at the top of the league. rangers are at home to stjohnstone, while aberdeen host hearts. some big european fixtures taking place on sunday including the final of the spanish super cup between real madrid and barcelona in saudi arabia. back in la liga, atletico madrid can move top if they beat 0sasuna. a couple of notable game

newcastle, crystal palace, southampton and ipswich — all facing opponents lower down the football pyramidinst manchester united, and the holders fresh from a morale—boosting 2—2 draw at liverpool last week. it's been a tough start to life though at united for ruben amorim. however arteta is a big fan of the new united head coach. i will choose the best team to win because we want also to win the cup. and like you said, in the cup, you never know. so let's win. sometimes it's better to win this kind of game and then you have less time to rest. but your mind is so different that you can cope with the physical aspect of the game. when you look especiallyl about the big teams, how they perform and the results i that they got, very impressive. i know him well. i followed him a lot - while he was in portugal, and there is a big reason why he is where he is at - the moment and he fully deserves to be there. i 2 matches in the scottish premiership on sunday rangers trying to somehow reel in celtic who lead by 18 points at the top of the league rangers are at home to stjohnstone, while aberdeen ho

works that are happening in various places around cambridge and on the main line from london to southamptonrun the intercity network in the north of england and southern scotland and they say they will try and run trains and the east midlands railway say to be prepared for last—minute cancellations. if you are going to be making a journey, leaving it for the very last train tonight or hoping you will be travelling on the first train tomorrow could be over optimistic. and on top of that we will see, undoubtedly, cancellations in north—west england on northern trains because it is sunday and we always do because the train guards on the west of the pennine are working for northern don't have to work on sundays. so why should they? that was our travel expert. the six—day state funeral of america's 39th president, jimmy carter has began in his native georgia. he died last week at the age of 100. former and current secret service agents assigned to the carter protective division transported the former president's remains to the hearse. crowds lined the streets to pay their repects as the motorcad

i was born in fareham in england, which is next to southampton. and then we moved to canada when was six. and i grew up in a place called waterloo, which is a college town outside of toronto. okay, we got some people here. yes. were your parents college people connected to the college father? was a mathematician. the waterloo. and my mother was a family therapist. oh, okay. writers. okay. that's a good, good combination. you got the relentless logic, then. figuring out the way your mind is bent by the relentless. yeah. although you would think that, in fact. that's actually not. no was it the reverse or was she the more logical one, perhaps? i don't. my father was someone i think he was only really interested in logic when it pertained to math. oh, i see. okay. i think he. he had a kind of bounded rationality. okay. and i think once we were once he wasn't doing equations. i think he backslid and i think, i think we were all quite happy about that. okay. we want to do you really want you don't want your if your father's a mathematician, you don't w

you know, we've got other businesses in southampton, we've got a casual diner in southampton, we've gotthampton. um, and all of our venues are challenged. i'm not feeling it at the minute. i think we need to just focus on getting through 2025 and seeing where we are at the end of that. so serving up the faster growth the chancellor also wants to see might be challenging. relief seems to be the buzzword over the course of the day, relief for businesses, consumers and financial markets that prices are not rising more quickly. on the other hand any cost any increase of living is challenging for households and also for businesses. it may not end here. as i was mentioning there are risks on the horizon, some home grown. for example those budget measures adding to costs for businesses. also some looming on the international horizon, higher energy prices and plans by president trump. those are the kind of things financial markets are concerned about is a look at the outlook for inflation. the job of the bank of england is to keep inflation down, notjust now but in the future. that is why there

we have other businesses in southampton. all of our venues are challenged.te. i think we need to just focus on getting through 2025 and seeing where we are at the end of that. , where we are at the end of that, , , where we are at the end of that. , , ., , that. so serving up the faster urowth that. so serving up the faster growth the — that. so serving up the faster growth the chancellor - that. so serving up the faster growth the chancellor also i growth the chancellor also wants to see might be challenging. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. welcome back. after 15 months of war, negotiators are trying to hammer out the final details of a ceasefire in gaza, with all sides suggesting an agreement is close. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has met with senior security officials to discuss the proposals, which have been presented to both sides. here's what we know about what is likely to be included in the agreement. it will start with the initial release of 33 israeli hostages — expected to be women, children, the wounded an

graham potter has turned down ajax, southampton reportedly were in talks with him as well. know what is going on at goodison park. this has to work for graham potter, day and only seven points above the rain gauge on its own. graham potter taking thisjob graham potter taking this job is graham potter taking thisjob is very interesting for some of his reputation took a hit rightly or wrongly, everyone has their view on what it them away from relegation, they shouldn't be in a relegation battle with the players they have. west ham's statement today said they weigh well below expectations. it is a club that wants to push for europe. club that wants to push for euro e. . ~ club that wants to push for euroe. ., ~ ,, club that wants to push for euroe. . ~' , club that wants to push for euroe. . ~ , . europe. thank you very much indeed. lopetegui— europe. thank you very much indeed. lopetegui has - europe. thank you very much indeed. lopetegui has been l indeed. lopetegui has been sacked by west ham this afternoon. new zealand have beaten sri lanka by 113 runs, to wrap up their th

engineering works that are happening in places around cambridge and on the main line from london to southamptonut what we have seen in the past few hours is warnings put out by trans pennine express, they run the intercity network in the north of england and southern scotland and they say we will try and run trains and the east midlands railway say to be prepared for last—minute cancellations. if you are going to be making a journey, leaving it for the very last train tonight or hoping you will be travelling on the first train tomorrow could be over optimistic and on top of that we will see, undoubtedly, cancellations in north—west england on northern trains because it is sunday and we always do because the train guards on the west of the pennine are working for northern don't have to work on sundays. northern don't have to work on sunda s. ,, ., ., ,, , ., northern don't have to work on sunda s. ,, ., . ~ sundays. simon, thank you so much. sundays. simon, thank you so much- your— sundays. simon, thank you so much. your insight _ sundays. simon, thank you so much. your insight you - sundays. si

have to win tonight, because if the look at their upcoming pictures, they get a bit trickier, yes southamptoncity ground, but the likes of liverpool and manchester city and arsenal and newcastle and away trips to fulham and bournemouth are still to fulham and bournemouth are still to come, in february and march for nothing and for us, so mark this as three points, and momentum is key in football, if they keep this running off i can daydream?— football, if they keep this running off i can daydream? supporters will be dreaming _ off i can daydream? supporters will be dreaming of— off i can daydream? supporters will be dreaming of european _ off i can daydream? supporters will be dreaming of european football, | be dreaming of european football, and it would not be lost on them that today marks 50 years since their greatest manager of all time, brian clough, stepped through the door at the city ground. absolutely, and one them _ door at the city ground. absolutely, and one them to _ door at the city ground. absolutely, and one them to european - door at the city ground. absolutely, and one them