they're beaten by last season's premiership finalists wasps. hello and welcome to sportsday.ring you this saturday evening. we start with the old firm derby in scotland — and could the balance of power be shifting in the scottish premiership? rangers made it three wins in a row this afternoon against rivals celtic. and with that victory, moved 19 points clear at the top of the table. it was an emotional day in glasgow, with tributes paid to fans who lost their lives in the ibrox disaster 50 years ago. our sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin reports. in a city often divided by football, unity in remembrance. in 1971, a crush on a stairway left barriers crumpled, 66 men, women and children dead, and countless families in mourning. today's silence and a since—modernised ibrox could only be observed by players and staff. a new year of hope, yes, but coronavirus still dictates. when play started, it was celtic who set the early pace. there was no way past allan mcgregor, though. but the game changed after this, bitton brought down morelos, and his side's chances, as he was

bath led 29—24 at half time, but wasps powered through in the end to get a fifth straight win.s tries. and tries from faf de clerc here and jono ross helped sale sharks to victory over worcester warriors. it finished 20—13 at the aj bell. and that's all the sport for now. hello. a spell of cold wintry january weather will be gradually easing through the weekend and into next week as things turn a little bit milder. but certainly on friday, we had a lot more snow for some parts of northern england. this was of the picture in cumbria. north wales, as well, had a lot of lying snow. into saturday, still the odd flurry of snow around but most places largely dry, very cold and frosty with some freezing fog as well. look at these temperatures, first thing saturday morning at dawn around —11 degrees or so, could be —15 across some of the sheltered glens of scotland. so, widely subzero, we've got the freezing fog to contend with, particularly across parts of the midlands, central southern england and east wales as well. that should slowly tend to break up into low cloud with some sunshi

[daughter] daddy, a wasp! i think it's getting a little too cold for wasps, honey.s when stinging insects are most aggressive. and insect stings send more than half-a-million people to emergency rooms every year. hey honey, let's ... let's eat inside tonight okay? [daughter] ok daddy. i don't have cockroaches, i saw one. okay, three. it's not a huge emergency. [narrator] cockroaches spread bacteria, like e. coli and salmonella, parasitic worms, pathogens and allergens that can trigger asthma. [daughter coughs] really? [narrator] household pests are a health threat. learn how to protect your family at pest world dot org. ♪. gerry: among the anniversaries we'll commemorate next year 2021 will mark 30 years since the collapse of the soviet union. just a generation ago. it seems like ancient history. back in the west we were convinced we won the last great idealogical struggle. the future would no longer feature great clashes between ideologies it would be about improving our eyes under every expanding liberal democracy. 30 years later that is like a dream. a potentiall

keep looking and wasps found one. but even in plain sight, the reigning champions still couldn't stop him. a job well done with three more tries following to inflict exeter‘s first defeat of the season on them, but not enough to knock them from top spot. at the other end, gloucester‘s hopes of climbing off the bottom looked promising for 77 minutes. in the 78th, sale'sjosh beaumont, back after 1a months out, put paid to that. from ten points down, it was quite the comeback and a frustrating finish for gloucester. billy twelvetrees took it out on the water carrier, achieving very little bar a yellow card and some running repairs to the advertising hoardings, merely leaving gloucester starting the new year rock bottom. ben croucher, bbc news. and in the pro 1a, ulster extended their unbeaten run with victory over provincial rivals munster. meanwhile, edinburgh capitalised on some poor handling from glasgow to secure their third league win this season, 10 points to 7 it finished at murrayfield. there's more on the bbc sp

bath led 29—24 at half time, but wasps powered through in the end to get a fifth straight win.erc here and jono ross helped sale sharks to victory over worcester warriors. it finished 20—13 at the aj bell. and that's all the sport for now. hello. a spell of cold wintry january weather will be gradually easing through the weekend and into next week as things turn a little bit milder. but certainly on friday, we had a lot more snow for some parts of northern england. this was of the picture in cumbria. north wales, as well, had a lot of lying snow. into saturday, still the odd flurry of snow around but most places largely dry, very cold and frosty with some freezing fog as well. look at these temperatures, first thing saturday morning at dawn around —11 degrees or so, could be —15 across some of the sheltered glens of scotland. so, widely subzero, we've got the freezing fog to contend with, particularly across parts of the midlands, central southern england and east wales as well. that should slowly tend to break up into low cloud with some sunshine coming through, but in places,

there was a surpising bonus point win for harlequins at wasps, who had won their last five. breakaway from james lang and a penalty try as they won 49—17 at the ricoh arena. let's stay with rugby union because australia could step in to host the british and irish lions series against the springboks. this summer's tour is in serious doubt because of the covid situation in south africa. i asked our rugby union correspondent, chrisjones, about how serious the offer is from rugby australia. up up until this weekend, we all thought the two realistic contingency plans were to play in south africa behind closed doors or with very limited crowds. or to have it appear in the uk and ireland, either to have it behind closed doors or with limited crowds. as we know, australia have been hosting a big sporting events over the course of the covid crisis, and are preparing to welcome 30,000 spectators for the australian open, so they are looking to use this. they have offered to step in and toast the lion series against south africa. it is a fascinating one. there are major obstacles, both

on the way down, what does the wasp say? i am what i am. you know who they are. why give them a ride? >> well, you're reducing the entire republican party to its worst elements and i think that there are people with who are wise to want to resist that. we are in a hell of a situation because we're damned if we do, damned if we don't. if we don't reach out and try to work with the republicans, these guys are out to get us, won't work with us at all. we have to stick together. if we do reach out, to your point, some will use that against us. i am a follower of joe biden at this point. i'm a joe biden democrat. the only way to solve the actual problems is to get enough republicans onboard that we can get stuff done. and until all outlets have been exhausted, i think it makes sense for democrats to reach out. i don't think that our viewers understand how much fear there is now on both sides. people hate when you say "both sides," but when you talk with some of these republicans now, they have been told that this country is being taken over by communists who want to s

the s&p 500 and nasdaq wasp 2% today and analysts say that investors became skittish about the shortsellingop stocks are concerned that the volatility will ripple through mobile markets. moscow has ordered the arrest of a number of -- of alexei navalny other prominent supporters and face charges of organizing a test during an epidemic. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight program, as the u.k. prepares to offer millions and hong kong a path to citizenship, china retaliates refusing to recognize special passports on the territory. former central african replic commissioner commander is expected of were crimes against the country capital. state authorities turned him over. the commander was flown. correspondent: the appearance of the rebel suspect you face charges a significant further three key reasons, first of all, it sends a strong signal about impunity, and it is a step toward justice for the thousands of civilians caught up in the country's civil conflict and it shows that justice is not one-sided. his forces have en implicated in atrocities, and human righ

there was a surpising bonus point win for harlequins at wasps who had won their last five. from james lang and a penalty try as they won 49—17 at the ricoh arena. let's stay with rugby union, because australia could step in to host the british and irish lions series against the springboks. this summer's tour is in serious doubt because of the covid situation in south africa. let's speak to our rugby union correspondent chris jones, evening. i had heard about this a contingency to switch the tour to take place in the uk and ireland. but this is quite a novel one? yes. but this is quite a novel one? yes, an extraordinary _ but this is quite a novel one? yes, an extraordinary development. as you say, up _ an extraordinary development. as you say. up until— an extraordinary development. as you say, up until this weekend, we all thought— say, up until this weekend, we all thought the two realistic contingency plans were to play it in south _ contingency plans were to play it in south africa behind closed doors and with very _ south africa behind closed doors and with very limite

wasps back paolo odogwu and bristol scrum—half harry randall have been called up by eddiejones alongsame covid testing routine as the main squad. and that's all the sport for now. good evening. after the flooding rain we had earlier this week, the coming weekend brings something rather different. it will be cold. there will be lots of dry weather, some spells of sunshine, but there will also be some snow in places. and through this evening and tonight, we will see further snow showers pushing in from the west, falling as sleet and snow, even to quite low levels, actually, and some widespread ice with temperatures widely dropping down to freezing or below, maybe all the way down to —8 or —9 celsius in some parts of eastern scotland. tomorrow is a sunshine and showers day. the showers will be wintry falling as sleet and snow, even to quite low levels, lining up for the afternoon across southwest scotland, northwest england, merseyside, the midlands and east anglia. even if you avoid the showers and stick with a sunshine, it's going to be cold, 2—7 celsius, and then for sunday, it looks

i do understand the fact that i needed to could be compassionate, and so i wasp her for the last eight months, definitely lack of income does does jeopardize. my business is our says when he got fans letter he was concerned she would not pay the back rent owed. you know you can't just drop the letter said someone hated by by with no apple obligation to what you are tier one tenants who have 10 employees or fewer as of november, 1st 2020. have up to two years to repay the deferred rents. toby is don lure is an attorney with lawyers committee for civil rights. he says that ordinance does allow those tear one businesses to exit leases without penalty. they also have a right to terminate their leases by giving their landlord. 30 days notice, but he says fam and his arse dispute exposes one murky detail in the ordinance. the ordinance does not specify whether tenants must pay all of the back rent at the time of termination, or they can terminate the lease and still have the grace period to pay back the rent. i feel like there should be more education on what the right thing to do is for the

wasps losing at home to harlequins — that one is on bbc radio 5 live sports extra right now.will be with you a little later with another update. thousands of people have been asked to self—isolate in guernsey, after a steep rise in coronavirus infections. there have been 44 cases in the past 24 hours — some of them linked to a dance festival last week. anyone who attended the event has been told to self—isolate. the island has recorded 186 infections in the past week, up from just eight. dr nicola brink is the director of public health for guernsey and alderney. shejoins me now. why on earth with a dance festival be held at a time when we note there are variants that are particularly infectious and parts of the uk are infectious and parts of the uk are in lockdown? i infectious and parts of the uk are in lockdown?— infectious and parts of the uk are in lockdown? i think it is important to contextualise _ in lockdown? i think it is important to contextualise where _ in lockdown? i think it is important to contextualise where we - in lockdown? i think it is important to context

funded project called the wasp project when desisted ship propulsion that will be delivering a further 5 installations over the next 12 to 18 months so we're starting to see i would say we're on the launch pad the countdown is there and we're starting to see uptake and the involvement of some very large players for example as i mentioned maersk viking line scanned lines we have lost lines which the largest can shipping company in japan k. lines and even non shipping actors are getting involved for example rono the renaud group the ariane group. valet. and and and so on fascinating a glimpse into the future given all right thanks very much indeed thank you and that is our show for this week if you'd like to comment on anything you've seen you can tweet me at nick clark our jazzy dress and d'souza how to take a seat and see all drops an e-mail account of the cost down to 0 dot net is our address and of course there's more for your online at al-jazeera dot com slash c.t.c. and that will take you straight to our page which has individual report links and entire episodes for you to catch up

and it was a heavy defeat too — wasps winning by 3a points to five, as exeter paid the price for resting lima sopoaga there with the pick of the tries — he also kicked nine points. sale ended their run of three straight defeats by beating bottom of the table gloucester 22 points to 19. they trailed for much of the match at kingsholm until the 78th minute whenjosh beaumont scored their only try of the match. edinburgh narrowly got the better of glasgow warriors in their pro 14 game at murrayfield, to take the 1872 cup. it was a really tight match and it was scoreless for over an hour, before jaco van der walt got edinburgh's first points on the board. a few minutes later they extended their lead, when magnus bradbury crossed the line. glasgow got a late try but edinburgh held on. there's more on all yesterday's games on the bbc sport website. british boxer luke campbell said he was "heartbroken" after his hopes of another world title shot suffered a severe blow. in the early hours of this morning, campbell was beaten on a technical knockout by the rising american star ryan garcia in a gri

wasps against harlequins later — that one is on bbc radio 5 live sports extra.te and app. thank you very much. some environmental groups are calling on the government to review the hs2 rail project in the light of the pandemic. the high speed line was signed off by borisjohnson almost a year ago, before travel ground to a halt as covid hit the uk. construction is under way and the first phase between london and birmingham is due to open between 2029 and 2033. let's talk to baronessjennyjones, the only green party member of the house of lords. she is at euston station in central london where activists have been camped out in protest of hs2 for many months. thank you forjoining us, baroness. thank you forjoining us, baroness. thank you, by the way there are two members of the house and we are making a bit of difference.- making a bit of difference. thanks for that, is — making a bit of difference. thanks for that, is the _ making a bit of difference. thanks for that, is the economic - making a bit of difference. thanks for that, is the economic case - making a bit

it's a wasp and not the spider. it's a big deal in the insect world. greg: the whole thing is about consciousness. an animal has consciousness and you are depriving it and that's a problem. i understand that. >> we are missing one huge point here. last time i checked animals don't speak english or any of our dialect so i can call it, i don't know [bleep]. >> you are sounding like a baby. >> i thought it i was a child for a minute. that's patent for olive my kids. it's usually their first word but it's ridiculous. you know that hey come here boy. don't call me boy. i'm a k-9, have some respect. greg: all right, all right. peta makes it easier to come up with the show line. peta press relief goes in the d blog. up next my favorite story of the week. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. now th

wasps back paolo odogwu and bristol scrum—half harry randall have been called up by eddiejones along means we'll continue to see very cold nights, widespread frost, some ice. but by day, there should be quite a bit of sunshine around. however, there is some snow in the forecast on sunday across southern britain and this could lead to some disruption. stay tuned to the forecast. more on that in just a moment. for saturday we have low pressure to the north, that brings a run of north—westerly winds and feeding in lots of wintry showers. quite breezy across the north—west and less further south. we start off with some showers from the word "go" across the north—west, a risk of ice, some early mist and fog clearing from the south and then we'll continue with the showers in western scotland, north west england, running through the cheshire gap into the midlands, perhaps running into parts of east anglia and the south east where it will also be cloudier. it will stay brighter with sunshine for the north east and south west but it will be a cold day wherever you are. temperatures 2—5 celsiu

it's a wasp and not the spider. it's a big deal in the insect world.ciousness. an animal has consciousness and you are depriving it and that's a problem. i understand that. >> we are missing one huge point here. last time i checked animals don't speak english or any of our dialect so i can call it, i don't know [bleep]. >> you are sounding like a baby. >> i thought it i was a child for a minute. that's patent for olive my kids. it's usually their first word but it's ridiculous. you know that hey come here boy. don't call me boy. i'm a k-9, have some respect. greg: all right, all right. peta makes it easier to come up with the show line. peta press relief goes in the d blog. up next my favorite story of the week. your grooming business is booming. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/groomer welcome, today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want he

it's a wasp and not the spider. it's a big deal in the insect world.s. an animal has consciousness and you are depriving it and that's a problem. i understand that. >> we are missing one huge point here. last time i checked animals don't speak english or any of our dialect so i can call it, i don't know [bleep]. >> you are sounding like a baby. >> i thought it i was a child for a minute. that's patent for olive my kids. it's usually their first word but it's ridiculous. you know that hey come here boy. don't call me boy. i'm a k-9, have some respect. greg: all right, all right. peta makes it easier to come up with the show line. peta press relief goes in the d blog. up next my favorite story of the week. hi, i'm a new customer and i want your best new smartphone deal. well i'm an existing customer and i'd like your best new smartphone deal. oh do ya? actually it's for both new and existing customers. i feel silly. but i do want the fastest 5g network. oh i want the fastest 5g network. are we actually doing this again? it's not complicated. only at&t gi

as the cover design of this book attempts to image, they exist across appalachia like a seam of wasps we've all seen as we've driven through a constant mountain pass. these women are in part representative but they are not technically stereotypes. not of hillbillies, not of coal miners daughters. unemployed workers on welfare . they are not simply stereotypes of any group of southern appalachians or stereotypes of any sector of appalachia. i would be quick to add that any attempt to definitively label types or to define the essence of any or sector of appalachia as varied and complex as they both are is a fool's game this book, anyone attempting to define the essence of these women would be subject to a reproof by each woman in the sentiment of hamlet. how unworthy a thing you make of me. you would plot out the heart of my mystery. even though these women are not simply stereotypes of appalachians, they are part of the diversey of appalachia . and to understand appalachia, one needs to listen to the diverse individuals of appalachia. there is much music, much excellent voice in the pe

and so i wasps her for the last eight months, definitely lack of income does does jeopardize my business. easier says when he got fans letter he was concerned she would not pay the back rent owed willing to work with her, but for her to telling me hey, i'm working out and i don't owe you anything. you know you can't just drop, the letter said someone hated. bye bye. and what with no up obligation to what you are tier one tenants who have 10 employees or fewer as of november, 1st 2020 have up to two years to repay the deferred rents. toby is don lure is an attorney with lawyers committee for civil rights. he says the ordinance does allow those tear one businesses to exit leases without penalty. they also have a right to terminate their leases by giving their landlord. 30 days notice, but he says fam and azores dispute exposes one murky detail in the ordinance. the ordinance does not specify whether tenants must pay all of the back rent at the time of termination, or they can terminate the lease and still have the grace period to pay back the rent. i feel like there should be more educatio

keep looking and wasps found one.flict the first defeat of the season but not enough to knock them from top spot. at the other and, from ten points down, a great comeback and a frustrating finish for gloucester. one taking an out on the water carrier. many in gloucester starting the new year rock bottom. just some handbags there. edinburgh narrowly got the better of glasgow warriors in their pro 1a game at murrayfield, to take the 1872 cup. it was a really tight match and it was scoreless for over an hour, before jaco van der walt got edinburgh's first points on the board. a few minutes later they extended their lead, when magnus bradbury crossed the line. glasgow got a late try but edinburgh held on. there's more on all yesterday's games on the bbc sport website. two—time world champion gary ‘the flying scotsman' anderson will play gerwyn ‘the iceman' price in this evening's world darts championship final at alexandra palace. scotsman anderson beat dave chisnall by six sets to three to secure his fifth world champion

are they just wasp -- watching the fiscal development at this point? they are certainly emphasizing the fiscal development. they are acknowledging the fact that monetary policy is running out of ammo. what stood out to me the most is the fact that the ecb is in the midst of a strategic review. there's a good reason for it. if you think about the core goals of the ecb, it has actually been failing. core inflation has been nowhere near the 2% target while deposit rates were at an all-time low. those deposit rates were at -0.5% pre-pandemic. the pandemic approach of asset purchases has still not been able to move the needle from an inflation perspective. we are still in negative territory. it's been 10 years of stagnation. what adds to the problem, what lagarde has spoken about, is the appreciation of the euro. the reason this is such a concern is that it starts to make one think that this japan of acacia problem -- j apanification problem. the bank of japan came in very large with a norma's asset purchases, making it the largest owner of domestic stocks.

bath did get 44, but they lost 52—44, wasp scoring seven tries to continue their winning run.maro itoje will be talking to us later on about access to education, youngsters who haven't got la pto ps education, youngsters who haven't got laptops or internet connections are all that kind of stuff. it is time for a look at the weather today. a lot of people will be wanting to leave their homes if only for a short walk, so how is it looking for everyone today? same old story, it is cold. this is the fog in buckinghamshire at the moment. some of this fog in southern areas of england and wales could linger all day, but if it is not freezing fog, it is ice, and freezing fog, it is ice, and freezing fog, it is ice, and freezing fog gives the risk of ice too. rain falling onto frozen services further north, ice elsewhere after we have had all that snow yesterday. gradually sliding up the skies for northern ireland, with some rain in some hill snow coming in here, but still some brighter weather east of the grampians, much brighter and drier for northern england, northern and eastern wa

funded project called the wasp project when desisted ship propulsion that will be delivering a further 5 installations over the next 12 to 18 months so we're starting to see i would say we're on the launch pad the countdown is. and we're starting to see uptake and the involvement of some very large players for example as i mentioned maersk viking line scanned lines we have mitts chaos lines which the largest can shipping company in japan k. lines and even non shipping actors are getting involved for example rhino the rendon group the our young group. valet. and and so on fascinating a glimpse into the future of gavin all right thanks very much indeed thank you. and that is our show for this week if you'd like to comment on anything you see you can tweet me at nick clark al jazeera dress and just use a hash tag a.j. seem to see drops an e-mail account of the cost that al-jazeera dot net is not address and of course there's more few online at al-jazeera dot com slash c.t.c. and that will take you straight to our page which has individual report links and entire episodes for you to catch