. with me, tim hague.ment, it's the papers. thanks for watching. ”ene eee 535285; ee euf‘eeeeeeeei bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster damejoan ba kewell and lucy fisher, senior political correspondent at the times. tomorrow's front pages, starting with: joan, you were in the house of lords the debate on the brexit at the i think. have t: on; "front ’ ’ have t: on; "front page ’ they have got it on their front page? they have got it on their front pose theresa they have sot it on their front pose theresa may. minister. go ”gui-45155 e rlgi fee-5151; 551 ”gui-451 e51 5 rlgi fee-51515 551 the lords and listen to a into the lords and listen to a debate. - exceptional for the debate. very exceptional for the people from the commons to come in at all. she cannot go into the body of the chamber, if you notice she is sitting with her back to the throne. not on the throne? not quite. i was about ten yards from her. there was about ten yards from her. there was a flurry, whispering, it is theresa may. why

tim hague reports. time to up —— eye up the opposition for antonio conte.me. the problem for them is chelsea are quite the travellers. six minutes in and their remarkable run at the top looked to be continuing. pedro ready, willing and able. but burnley have seven wins ina and able. but burnley have seven wins in a row at turf moor. they also have a new record signing, robbie brady. money well spent, it looks like. they could have gone ahead, too, but for thibaut courtois. the goalkeeper glowing in the lancashire chill. john terry continues to watch from the sidelines like the rest of us. it was frustrating viewing in the second half. azpilicueta went close for chelsea. burnley get them very little to work with, orjust simply work them over instead. i—i little to work with, orjust simply work them over instead. 1—1 is finished. while the chelsea charge rolls on, no wonder he eyed up the opposition. this was a tough test. tim hague, bbc news. it is one point. for sure, we might bea it is one point. for sure, we might be a bit disappointed because we tried to

hello and welcome to sportsday, i‘m tim hague.. sutton united knocked out of the fa cup by arsenal. they regain top spot in the championship with victory over aston villa. and the five sports that lost their olympic and paralympic funding have their appeals rejected by uk sport. so only one place to start — sutton united at home to arsenal in the fa cup fifth round. this the kind of tie the competiton is famous for, but it didn‘t end as the romantics would have hoped. the premier league side beating their national league opponents 2—0 this evening. and our reporterjohn watson, who was at the game, can give us all the details. as you say, sutton united‘s fa cup dream is over. they did dream, but that dream is over. it was a spirited display from the home team and it could have been a different story had some of their efforts gone in, in the second half. it was lucas perez, in a rare start for arsenal, who got them under way. it was a on second got their the second half they got their second and it came courtesy of theo gassed see!

tim hague has more. get your gear on, guys. wigan‘s fourth club challenge title was up for grabs.se from the off. joe burgess previously played down under and quickly re—introduced himself. after an acrobatic first, no need to check the grounding on the second. they were well under way, but not before they tried to pull them back in range. a bit of hair, and some fisticuffs. no wonder they were agitated, they had two tries disallowed. the headaches only continued when wigan began the second half like the third. the sharks ended their wait for the title last season and they fought on, attempting a come back. the gap was too wide, even more so when burgess got a hat—trick. what an afternoon for him. four time world clu b afternoon for him. four time world club champions. in rugby union, the premiership leaders wasps lost for only the third time this season. and on a day of hatricks, denny solomona crossed over three times in the first half for sale they remain 10th in the table despite the 34—28 win. wasps are 6 points clear at the top. in today's other match newcastle beat northamp

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tim hague reports. time to tie up the opposition for antonio conte.oughest test try. burnley brilliant at home and even more at home in weather like this. the for them is chelsea is quite the travellers. six minutes in and their remarkable run at the top to be considering. pedro ready and able. but said the only have seven wins in a row at turf moor and new record signing... robbie brady. money well spent, it looks like. they could have gone ahead but for thibaut courtois, a goalkeeper blowing in the lancashire chill. whilst this felt like a match fit for the captain, john terry continues to watch from the sidelines like the rest of us, but frustrating viewing in the second half. azpilicueta going closest the chelsea, yet in truth, burnley gave them very little to work with orjust simply truth, burnley gave them very little to work with or just simply worked them over instead. i—i it finished, and whilst the chelsea charge rolls on, no wonder he eyed up the opposition. this was a tough test all—rounder. it's one point and for surely must bea it's one

tim hague reports. time to the opposition front o'neill can't too.ll, one of chelsea's toughest test left. bernard brogan that home and even more at home in weather like this. the problem for them is that chelsea are quite the travellers. six minutes in and a remarkable run live be continuing. pedro ready and able. but burnley have seven wins in a row at turf morandi also have new record signing robbie brady. money well send. they could have gone ahead but for thibaut courtois. the goalkeeper was glowing in the lancashire chill, and well this felt like a match fit from the captain, john terry continues to watch from the sidelines the rest of us. it was frustrating viewing in the second half, as bill are quite going closes for chelsea. burnley gave them very little to work with, or simply worked them over instead. it finished 1—1, and well the chelsea charge rolls on, no wonder he was eyeing up the opposition. this was a tough test all—rounder. eyeing up the opposition. this was a tough test all-rounder. it is one point. we must be a bit disappointed.

but as the game enters its final stages, it's tight at the principality stadium, as tim hague reportswales at home to england, the kind of game to light up and fire up the cold est of game to light up and fire up the coldest winter days, and while this is the one every welsh women, man and child wants to win, england are ona and child wants to win, england are on a mission. 15 wins in a row, and they did not hang around. the welsh defence still holding out until now! ben youngs with that one, but wales we re ben youngs with that one, but wales were not going anywhere, they only trailed by five, and leigh halfpenny reduced that to two, and apart from some desperate defence the hosts could have gone into the lead there. another opening would arrive, and liam williams would take it. wales ta ke liam williams would take it. wales take the lead! and the welsh would remain happy despite an 0wen farrell penalty here. they would get one of their own as well, and just when a frustrated england looks likely to score a crucial try, there was a lwa ys score a crucial try, there was always another

hello, and welcome to sportsday with me, olly foster, and tim hague. good evening to you. headlines this evening: the six nations starts with a magical murrayfield afternoon for scotland beating one of the tournament favourites, ireland. england have started the defence of their title — they are playing france at twickenham. chelsea are 12 points clear at the top after beating arsenal at stamford bridge. also coming up in the programme... great britain's davis cup tie against canada has resumed with the doubles. it's i rubber all in ottawa. and bees stop play in the third one—dayer between south africa and sri lanka. good evening. so many goals to tell you about in the premier legaue today, but we're going to start with the tries and kicks in the the six nations. the championship is underway, and the first match was a classic at murrayfield, with scotland and ireland sharing six tries. but it was the boot of the scots captain greig laidlaw that made the difference. his two late penalties gave the home side a 27—22 win. it's the first time since 2006 that scotland have won

as tim hague reports.by thrashing italy 63—10 in rome. the kind of game to light up and fire up the coldest of winter days. while this is the one every welsh woman, man and child wants to win, england are on a mission. 15 wins in a row and they did not hang around in pursuit of it sweet 16th. the welsh defence still holding out. ben youngs with that one but wales were not going anywhere. they trailed by five and leigh halfpenny reduced it to two, a desperate defence. the hosts could have gone into the lead, no matter, another opening would arrive and liam williams would take it. and the locals would remain happy. despite an 0wen farrell penalty, wales would get one of their own. the lead remained five and when england looked likely to score a crucial try, there was another welshman willing and ready to stop them. but that would not last forever. into the last five minutes, a magnificent encounter in cardiff and everything changed. and he scores! england take the lead with 4.5 he scores! england take the le

tim hague reports on a thriller in cardiff. wales at home to england. game to light up and fire up the coldest of winter days. while this is the one every welsh woman, man and child wants to win, england are any mission. 15 wins in a row and they didn't hang around in pursuit ofa they didn't hang around in pursuit of a 16th either. holding out until now! ben youngs without one but wales weren't going anywhere. they only trailed by five after all and —— leigh halfpenny reduce that. the hosts could have gone into the lead, no matter, another opening would arrive and liam williams would take it. they take the lead! and the locals would remain happy. for a while, despite and when farrell penalty, wales would also get there on. the lead remained five and just when a frustrated england looked likely to score a crucial try there was always another welshman willing and ready to stop them. but that would not last forever. in the last five minutes of a magnificent encounter in cardiff and everything changed. he scores and england take the lead with 11.5 minutes t

chasing 203 they lost by 75 runs. .tim hague reports test series lost, one—day series loss, surely nothey kohli went walkies and paid the price, but while that silence them, it was only for a moment. they brought back of the noise. we would not be seen that ball again. he reached a half century along with ms dhoni. it meant england had to find 203 for victory and that would help reverse sweep for six, the modern game gone mad and while there were more maximums, when they both out, england unravels and the bowler that got them both, got six in total. the tourists losing eight wickets for eight runs. no wonder when is a match with statistics like that, test series, one—day series, t20 series gone. time to come home. manchester united tonight face hull for the third time in a little over three weeks .. hull are propping up the premier league table, while united are pushing for a champions league place.. they‘re five points behind fourth place liverpool with a game in hand. one man mourinho is unlikely to pick tonight is antony martial after comparing him infavourably to henrik mkhitaryan.

tim hague watched the action.coln city matching and beating a burnley side who drew with premier league leaders chelsea last weekend. raggett thought it was in! it is in! and lincoln city take the lead, with a minute to go. i am lost for words right now. that wasjust mad. i can't believe it. this is a special group of boys, and unreal, unreal. i didn't really know what to do with the celebration. but a non—league side into the quarterfinals, it is crazy. crazy maybe, but true, nonetheless. 81 league places separated these guys, but lincoln followed up wins over ipswich and brighton in the previous rounds with a strong start at turf moor, and while the premier league team had their own openings, it would become an increasingly frustrating and edgy afternoon's work for them. just askjoey barton. harassed all match, he was lucky not to be sent off. but it didn't matter for lincoln. they pushed the end, and with headlines waiting to be written, sean raggett and company duly obliged. not even five minutes of injury tim

tim hague has that.urnemouth. he'll have a scan on his foot after going off injured, and reports suggest he might be out of action for three months. that would be a huge blow for a city side who are eight points behind league leaders chelsea, and still involved in the champions league as well as the fa cup. jesus cost city £27 million from palmeiras — and he's been in fantastic form since making his debut injanuary. the brazil international has settled in really quickly, scoring three goals in just five appearances so far. manager pep guardiola says sergio aguero is a more than useful replacement though. we know how important he is. i did it yesterday the day before and the last week and the last month. he is an important player. in the last game he didn't play because the three guys in front were amazing. now the cup is next week and the champions league is there and the premier league is still there to fight to qualify for the champions league next season will be a tough battle for everybody. so that's

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm tim hague, and coming up for you this evening...ill manchester city's gabriel jesus play again this season? it's been confirmed that he's broken a bone in his foot.

hello, and welcome to sportsday with me, olly foster, and tim hague. a very good evening to you.es this evening: it's a six nations scare for the champions, but england steal a win against the french at twickenham. six tries are shared at murrayfield, but there are rare opening day celebrations for scotland as they beat ireland. there's still clear blue sky at the top of the premier league — chelsea remain nine points clear after beating arsenal. also coming up in the programme: great britain's davis cup tie against canada has resumed with the doubles — it's one rubber all in ottawa, but great britain are a set up in this one. and bees stop play in the third one—day match between south africa and sri lanka. good evening. details of 28 premier league goals coming up, but the six nations chamionship is underway, and the champions made a very shaky start to the defence of their title at twickenham. a bit of a hairy one. england completed the grand slam in paris last year, but the french have made life very difficult for eddie jones' men. the visitors led late on but england's replac