two goals in the opening — tammy abraham second goal.econd goal. two goals in the opening 16 xmas _ tammy abraham second goal. two goals in the opening 16 xmas lieutenant - in the opening 16 xmas lieutenant managed to find a way back tojordan clark, although not for the first time. ., . ., �* ., time. -- luton. he could've done better. time. -- luton. he could've done better- he _ time. -- luton. he could've done better. he would've _ time. -- luton. he could've done better. he would've thought - time. -- luton. he could've done| better. he would've thought luton would've been itching to restart after that goal, there were nearly five minutes late for the second half. with rumours of a broken clock in the dressing room. when plated did finally continue, it was capa who got his timing is right. a massive opportunity missed. it would be proved to be costly chelsea put together the match resulting in abraham's hat—trick. em together the match resulting in abraham's hat-trick. an absolutely sensational— abraham's hat-trick. an absolutely sen

also today, a - hat-trick from tammy abraham sent hat—trick from tammy abraham sent chelsea through tompard. abraham with two goals in the first half. before chelsea keeper —— the chelsea keeper had a moment to forget, letting in jordan,�*s same effort. abraham making the game safe in the second half with his hat—trick and they take on barnsley next. england had their captainjoe rick to thank for another sensational innings in sri lanka, his 186 on day three of the 2nd test keeps them in contention. he was dismissed on the final ball of the day, his heroics helping his side to 339—9, leaving them 42 runs behind. just butler reached his half—century in england's innings and said the captain led by example.- england's innings and said the captain led by example. quite an amazin: captain led by example. quite an amazing innings, _ captain led by example. quite an amazing innings, to _ captain led by example. quite an amazing innings, to back- captain led by example. quite an amazing innings, to back up - captain led by example. quite an amazing innings, to back up his l amazing innings, t

in the day's early match — tammy abraham's hat—trick gave chelsea a 3—1win over luton.... at a snowyord bridge. the victory eases some of the pressure on frank lampard and his side — who've lost 5 of their last 8 premier league games.... including defeat to leicester on tuesday. craig templeton reports. the fa cup is a competition that provide many things. frank lampard might have been wishing it would provide distraction. but in truth, prior to the game, the main distraction was the difficult conditions. but the sky cleared up and with the pitch cleaned up, it wasn't long before chelsea were clean through. werner unselfishly to abraham, simple, right? well, not exactly, as replay showed there were 2 balls on the pitch the build—up. luton far from happy. and their mood was not improved when it james scoop to the ice for abraham's second goal. two goals in the opening 16. luton managed to find a way back tojordan clark, although not for the first time. he could've done better. you would've thought luton would've been itching to restart after that goal, but they were nearly five minute

tammy abraham with two goals in the first 20 minutes, to put chelsea two up. half time — goalkeeper kepa arrizabalaga might have done better here letting jordan clark's effort through. into the second half there. live on bbc one. the score is 2—1. later on, it's premier league leaders manchester united against liverpool. that's also live on bbc one, kick—off at five o'clock. these two clubs have lifted the fa cup 19 times between them, but liverpool have failed to score in their last four premier league games, including a goalless draw with in form united earlier this month. it's a different competition, so again, yes, we want to go through and for that we have play really well because united is obviously in a good moment. they get all the results they wanted so far and that's why we have to be ready, 100%. in a cup run, it can be... it can easily get, well, sometimes, you get to a final without really playing - any of the top ones, _ so this time around we've picked one of the favourites and of course we know this is a big one - if you want to go all the way.

tammy abraham scored two in the first half, before completing his hat trick with 15 minutes remainingthe other games, championship side brentford trail leicester, fulham are losing at home to burnley. and you can see manchester united take on liverpool in the fa cup here on bbc one from 4.30. leah galton scored a crucial goal for manchester united in a 2—0 win over birmingham which returns them to the summit of the women's super league. tyrrell hatton overturned rory mcilroy�*s overnight lead to win the abu dhabi championship for the first time. hatton was trailing mcilroy, a four—time runner—up in the tournament, by one shot heading into the final day. but the englishman's bogey—free round saw him win by four shots. mcilroy was third. there's more on the bbc sport website. but that's it for now. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. good afternoon. bbc london and bbc south east today are joining forces to keep you up to date with the latest on coronavirus in our area. our top story: medical staff running vaccination centr

a hat—trick from tammy abraham sent chelsea through to the fifth round.t off the blues, after their premier league struggles. abraham with two of his goals in the first half before chelsea keeper kepa had a moment to forget. letting injordan clark's tame effort. abraham made the game safe in the second half. they take on another championship side, barnsley, next month. brentford surprised leicester by taking an early lead when mads sorensen put them ahead after six minutes. but the premier league side overwhelmed their championship opponents with three second half goals james maddison goals, james maddison completing a 3—1win. they'll face brighton next. burnley were in a happy place after a 3—0 win over top—flight opponents fulham. jay rodriguez headed homejack cork�*s cross. he got his second from the penalty spot before kevin long got the third in the final ten minutes. they'll face either bournemouth or crawley town. england had their captainjoe root to thank, for another sensational innings in sri lanka. his 186 on day three of the second test keeps

frank lampard's side put their premier league struggles to one side, coming away with a 3—1win, tammy abrahamts in the next round. and it's half—time in the game between brentford and leicester, the championship side 1—0 up, mads bech sorensen with the goal. the winners here play brighton in the fifth round. also it's half—time, all premier league tie — fulham v burnley with burnley one up. later on, the tie of the round is live on bbc one — it's premier league leaders manchester united against liverpool. coverage starts at 4:30pm, with kick—off at 5pm. arsenal midfielder mesut ozil has completed his move to turkish side fenerbahce. the 32—year—old former germany international spent eight years at the emirates and won three fa cups but hasn't played for the first team in nearly a year. ozil has signed a three and a half year contract. england's tyrrell hatton produced a stunning final round to win the abu dhabi championship. it was extremely tight at the top of the leadboard at the start of the day, but hatton surged ahead with a six—under—par 66. 0vernight leader rory mcilroy finished five s

abraham lincoln association and the board of scholarly advisers to president lincoln's cottage. he and his wife reside in phoenix. i present to you, chris derose. [applause] chris: thank you, tammy, for that introduction. thanks to the gettysburg center for having us, all of you for being here. pennsylvania cable tv and c-span book tv. this will be my fifth appearance on c-span book tv. thank you for all you do to promote books and to promote authors. so, who here has heard the one about the congressman who killed his wife's lover from across the white house? when i came across this story, i knew it was too extraordinary not to share. i was working on my book "the president's war" about the president that lived to see the american civil war and i'm reading through the letters and binaries and they are focused on the challenges facing the country in 1859 as the country teeters towards the edge of civil war. that all of a sudden, all they want to talk about is the sickles affair. what is the sickles affair? i had to stop what i was doing and this happens to me once in a while. i said, ok, that is a pretty good story. sickles indeed did kill his wife's lover. the victim was no ordi