to assist tyrrel to you one wonders what took so long and how it is that police officers there in the capital let this get away from that you know it's interesting i think the police officers in the capitol let it get away from them just because of the sheer numbers that you had as reported earlier today for us we're talking about the numbers that were out at the capitol and out by the white house and then coming over to the capitol has a lot of numbers for capitol police to handle but it does bring up a very interesting point whether black lives matter or protesting this summer you saw a much greater police presence and a much greater militarized police presence around those protests street by street block by block but here at the nation's capital there isn't one that also brings up the other question how many billions do we have we spent on security and other such things that they've said we absolutely needed and yet here you know couple 100 maybe a 1000 people just walk right into the capitol i've seen video of police at the capitol actually kind of parting like the red sea just le

england's tyrrell hatton produced a stunning final round, to win the abu dhabi championship.under—par 66. 0vernight leader rory mcilroy finished five shots back. hatton said it was a big boost to win so early in the season, especially with ryder cup points at stake. surreal to be honest. i think even there knocking it on the 18th even seem like i won the tournament. but obviously it is amazing. i've always loved starting my season here in abu dhabi. now add my name on that trophy come with so many great champions before me, it is a huge honour. former two—weight world champion conor mcgregor was left stunned on his return to the ufc as dustin poirier claimed victory in their rematch. mcgregor came out of retirement for a third time to face poirier. and looked good in the first round, but the american came on strong in the second, sealing a technical knockout win after a flurry of punches. the irishman said afterwards that it was a "tough one to swallow" — but conceded his opponent put on a "phenomenal performance". and... elvyn evans failed to end britain's 53 year wait for a

as usual tyrrell ventura thank you so much man you're a good guy appreciate i know it's getting cold out there and it's been a long day for all of us so we're staying on top of this story for our viewers. one person who knows exactly how police deal with this type of situation is one of our frequent guests matthew fogg is a former u.s. marshal who joins us. so many questions for you marshall i guess the 1st one is how does it seem to you like the police today and the law enforcement officials allowed this to get away from them somehow did they or is that just our perspective . i don't know i that's 1st thing in my mind is rick is that fact that they knew this thing was coming i mean the president had tweeted everybody knew this was going to be a big didn't matter back in. a lot of discussion about how these rad his need these people were going to actually try to take over the capital so they sort of had those women force mints in place a long time ago somebody dropped the ball on this big time and that's a 1st think in my mind and then the 2nd thing is i don't i don't think anybody i

and tyrrell hatton�*s stunning final round helps him clinch the abu dhabi championship — and with itorjoining this evening. what an fa cup tie we were treated to at old trafford — manchester united got the edge over their bitter rivals liverpool, to progress to the fifth round of the competition. it was down to their talisman — bruno fernandes — to settle the game, after liverpool had levelled at 2—all. patrick gearey was watching. the noise you hear might be recorded, the fan to see might seem a little flat, but this is a fixer that can ever feel empty. there is something on every game, every pass something on every game, every pass come every something on every game, every pass come every goal. something like that one from liverpool's mo sala come his sides first since he last round commanding a dryjanuary. man united are league leaders and have marcus rashford come a man of vision who spotted a mason greenwood who slotted the equaliser. greenwood is just 19, the same age as rhys williams, still learning, sometimes the hard way. after william smith some he would've known rashford w

tyrrell hatton is a shot further back, with fellow englishman tommy fleetwood on 11 under.rnament of champions in florida. kang is 19 under par after 13 holes. fellow american nelly korda is on 17 under, one shot ahead of her sisterjessica. elfyn evans suffered a frustrating day at the monte carlo rally, losing his lead to sebastien ogier. the sport's most prestigious event hasn't been won by a briton since 1968, but history can still be rewritten, as nick parrott reports. the french alps are beautiful, but driving through them on the way to monte carlo is anything but serene. elfyn evans knows what it is like to lead this event only to then lose it. he did that last year, so this might have felt like deja vu. the welshman started the day with a seven second lead. that soon disappeared as the conditions got the better of him. not super happy, to be honest, with how things have gone. i think there was more to get out of it today. ijust did not be brave enough, really. i think there is potential to do a little more, but it is a balance in these conditions. you have to deal wi

but still the cdc the virus will kill another 80,000 americans in the next three weeks cnbc's meg tyrrell, meg cases are down but there is concern about the new strains sparking another surge. >> absolutely, shep, the cdc says all of the new strains from the one associated with the uk, known as b 117, to brazil called p 1 to south africa called b 1351, are that you had to spret spread more easily and quickly than other variants. so far there have been 315 cases of b 117 across more than 25 states according to the cdcp only a handful of cases of other variants detected here but experts say there are certainly more and we just haven't found them yet so public health experts say we need to double down on wearing masks staying apart and avoiding crowds to try to prevent a new surge, especially because even though case numbers are declining we're still adding more than 150,000 a day. and more than 100,000 people are currently in the hospital. a surge on top of that could be devastating. so a key question is, how well our vaccines protect against the new strains? and we got the first real world

tyrrell hatton is a shot further back, with fellow englishman tommy fleetwood on 11—under., losing his lead to sebastien 0gier. the welshman saw his seven—second overnight advantage evaporate and he admitted he was far too careful during the first stage and struggled on the second. he won the last one of the day, but not by enough to retake the lead from his toyota team—mate and world champion 0gier. the frenchman is now 13 seconds ahead, withjust four stages to go tomorrow. and ben ainslie's hopes of becoming the first british skipper to win the america's cup have been given a major boost. his team ineos beat the italians to win their qualifying competition, so they now go on to take on either italy again or the usa next month for the right to face new zealand for the one of sport's oldest trophies in march. it's a great moment for the team because we had a tough start, a tough build up to this competition, so i am incredibly proud of everyone. that said, we still have a long way to go at this rate, so while we got ourselves into the cup final, it isjust while we got ourse

england's tyrrell hatton produced a stunning final round, to win the abu dhabi championship. at the start of the day but hatton surged ahead with a six—under—par 66. 0vernight leader rory mcilroy finished five shots back. hatton said it was a big boost to win so early in the season, especially with ryder cup points at stake. three of today's women's super league games have fallen foul of the weather. but manchester united against birmingham is under way — united leading 1—0 — you can follow it on the bbc sport website. i'll be back with more later. thank you very much, gavin. the snp will present its national assembly with what it's calling a roadmap to a new referendum on scottish independence. the plan sets up the possibility of a showdown in the courts with the westminster government over the legality of a fresh poll. borisjohnson opposes another referendum — even if the snp wins a majority in this year's scottish parliament elections. speaking on the andrew marr show, their leader said they would push ahead with the plans, even if the prime minister is against them. he is

tyrrell hatton overturned rory mcilroy�*s overnight lead to win the abu dhabi championship for the firstn 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 centres say they could double welcome back to bbc news. in the past few minutes, the uk government has reported a further 30,004 daily covid infection rates, that is down on yesterday. that figure was on the macro more than the micro that is an increase in the past 24 hours of nearly 492. -- 400 92,000. we will in the past 24 hours of nearly 492. —— 400 92,000. we will try to bring though those in half and our�*s time. matt hancock says the 77 cases of the extra variant south african variant have been f

he's now 13—under—par, just one ahead of tyrrell hatton, with clubhouse leader tommy fleetwood a further the monte carlo rally, losing his lead to sebastien ogier. the welshman saw his seven second overnight advantage evaporate — and he admitted he was far too careful during the first stage and struggled on the second. but not by enough to retake the lead from his toyota team—mate and world champion ogier. the frenchman is now 13 seconds ahead, with just four stages to go tomorrow. not super happy, to be honest, with how things have gone. i think there was more to get out of it today. i just was not brave enough really. there was a potential to do a little bit more but it's a balance in these conditions. you have to do what you're feeling tells you. it's about finding a balance and so far i haven't quite struck it. and ben ainslie's hopes of becoming the first british skipper to win the america's cup, have been given a major boost. his team ineos beat the italians, to win their qualifying competition so they now go on to take on either italy again, or the usa, next month, for the right t

yeah i think that's absolutely true and i heard the conversation you had earlier with tyrrell specifically about the issue up of when the actual breach of the capitol did happen and the way police responded what's important i think for people to remember about that situation is in that case you had a crushing swell of people who went up that those capitol steps who climbed up the barricades use them like ladders approached the doors of the building and began to break through the windows and forced their way in and i think you made a good point of that point time rick and i think i just want to kind of back that up that it is important to remember that when those capitol police were inside these people were trying to get into the building but there was no indication they were coming in to harm anyone they were planning to to commit violence and so making the decision about what to do about how much force to use is a very very tricky decision yes and certainly what we did see was for the majority of the people who got into the building you know what they did they ransacked nancy pelosi offic

tyrrell hatton is a shot further back, with fellow englishman tommy fleetwood on 11—under.tien 0gier. the welshman saw his 7—second overnight advantage evaporate and he admitted he was far too careful during the first stage and struggled on the second. he won the last one of the day but not by enough to retake the lead from his toyota team—mate and world champion 0gier. the frenchman is now 13 seconds ahead with just four stages to go tomorrow. not super—happy with how things have gone, to be honest. ijust wasn't brave enough, really. there was the potential to do a little more, but it's balance in these conditions. you have to do what your feelings tell you, if you start to go over, you get caught out. it is a balance and i haven't quite struck it. and ben ainslie's hopes of becoming the first british skipper to win the america's cup, have been given a major boost. his team ineos beat the italians to win their qualifying competition so they now go on to take on either italy again or the usa next month for the right to face new zealand for the one of sport's oldest trophies

watching the hawks he's good enough to share with us his his comments on what's going on right now tyrrell if you're there your take on the situation your take on the president's comments well it's a it's a little late to me it's a little late for donald to suddenly get on t.v. and say all we need to drive back and we need to respect law and order one just this morning in his speech this morning he was all but saying we cannot accept this decision we cannot accept congress you know removed you know essentially saying that this vote is valid and while yes you're right he didn't tell his people to storm the capitol but he in his language and the word verbiage that he used he told them to do everything but it's also interesting to note that there is a big disassociation from between what happened at the capitol today and down here on the street you know closer to the white house people who are supporters of the president walking by saying oh it was b.l.m. who stormed the capitol oh it was some other storm the capitol or it's all fake news so you still see this disassociation between the reali

england's tyrrell hatton produced a stunning final round, a stunning final round to win the abu dhabihatton surged ahead with a six—under—par 66. 0vernight leader rory mcilroy finished five shots back. hatton said it was a big boost to win so early in the season, especially with ryder cup points at stake. former two—weight world champion conor mcgregor was left stunned on his return to the ufc as dustin poirier claimed victory in their rematch. mcgregor came out of retirement for a third time to face poirier, and looked good in the first round but the american came on strong in the second, sealing a technical knockout win after a flurry of punches. that's all the sport for now. liverpool have taken the lead against manchester united in the fa cup match there in the fourth round. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. gavin, we will see you later on. the us has recorded over 25 million cases of coronavirus since the pandemic bagan. that's according to thejohn hopkins university that's officially been tracking the viurs. it's only five days after the us, the wo

england's tyrrell hatton produced a stunning final round to win the abu dhabi championship.e season, especially with ryder cup points at stake. elfyn evans was unable to end britain's 53—year wait for a monte carlo rally winner. he'd already surrendered the lead yesterday to his toyota team—mate and world champion sebastien 0gier, and the frenchman ran away with it today, winning three of the four stages to claim a record eighth victory in the event. evans finished runner—up, 32 seconds behind. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories, including the latest from the women's super league, on the bbc sport website. earlier, manchester united went top. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. see you a on. —— see you later on. four vaccination centres in wales have been closed after heavy snow as wintry conditions sweep across much of the uk this was the scene in sutton coldfield this morning — south west england and the midlands saw some early snowfall before it moved east to london and surrounding areas. the snow has been welcomed with delight by many on social medi

ventura host of watching the hocks tyrrel i said they're coming for you that you haven't got to get they're still waiting on the motorcade nothing close quick in washington d.c. including at the traffic or even the new president at this stage how's it feeling and more importantly i know since you have been sitting out the you've been going over social media wow was the public's reaction right now to the 1st few hours and more importantly the speech in the ceremony and volved in the swearing in of the new president and vice president well you can definitely feel a kind of a giant exhale at least here in the city of washington d.c. because you know the streets have been called and there hasn't been any kind of altercation or anything major i mean there was a bubble even a bomb threat called in the supreme court earlier today but that proved to be not actually a threat and proved to be completely illegitimate and so there was no real cause for concern there at the end of the day and so really there's it's going to can kind of like a sub just a nice exhale the streets are very empty you

blocking access to his home is because he wants to announce i'm tyrrel results once when i met he has won the election security agencies in uganda need to understand haven't been undermined they are buddies and gone try to the constitutional there is probably more than that but they have been doing point explain how forms numbers have been thought through this process therefore there is did the means have the context and the context is that they want need to. call against the constitutional process all right thank you very much that was bobby wines our representatives here as it's highly center who will say that now that you. and you know. the president he thought he where you must of any who is going to be addressing the nation ok catherine i will speak to you as and when that happens thank you very much for the time being catherine updating us from kampala uganda let's bring in ag miskito who is the managing partner of africa advisory firm g.b.'s africa she is joining us from london thanks very much for your time so the representative of bobby wine was just telling our correspondent

he's 13—under—par, just one shot clear of tyrrell hatton, with another englishman tommy fleetwood a furtherstory. jessica korda hit an eagle and nine birdies, and didn't drop a shot on her way to an 11—under par round at the tournament of champions in florida. she's two shots off the lead going into the final round. korda said "days like today don't come often, so you really cherish them when they do." and in the last half an hour or so, there's been a huge shock for conor mcgregor, who's been beaten by dustin poirier in their ufc contest in abu dhabi. he was stopped in the second round by a technical knock out. mcgregor had beaten poirier inside two minutes when they met in september 2014 and he was the overwhelming favourite to do similar this time. but it wasn't to be so a big shock there. i but it wasn't to be so a big shock there. ., , , ., there. i left the house this morning and my 13-year-old _ there. i left the house this morning and my 13-year-old boy _ there. i left the house this morning and my 13-year-old boy was - there. i left the house this morning i and my 13-year-old boy w