wayne bennett signed a new two—year contract to sign as head coach of the england rugby league team butguaranteed to still be in the job for the next world cup. hello, 2013, it was the final. in 2014, the last eight. now in 2018, the fifth round. wigan have proved once again they are manchester city's fa cup nemesis, and in beating the premier league leaders 1-0 beating the premier league leaders 1—0 tonight, the league1 1—0 tonight, the league 1 club have ended city's chances of a quadruple. now we can go and talk to olly foster who has been there to watch the match. ollie, if ever a bogey tea m the match. ollie, if ever a bogey team existed... absolutely, yes. you know, 2013 is written very large in the history of wigan. yes, it was the history of wigan. yes, it was the year that they got relegated, of course, but also the year of the greatest day when they defied all the odds to beat manchester city with that late, late goal. it was a late goal here as well. the pitch has held up pretty well because about 2000, 3000 maybe, wigan fans invaded the pitch afterwards. it was very special,

and wayne bennett has been reappointed as england's rugby league head coach on a two—year deal.e will stay on to lead the side in the 2021 world cup. good evening, an fa cup quarterfinal is at stake tonight and there is no way that manchester city will be taking wigan lightly. they may be romping to the title, in next weekend's league cup final and also looking strong in europe but this fixture is one that has defined wigan. 2013... yes the year they were relegated from the premier legaue, but also the year they won the fa cup by beating manchester city. maybe they will be inspired by those memories once again. it was a strange week, quite relaxed in terms of build ups. manchester is a massive club and everyone expected them to beat us in the final. i carries him out like a mascot. he camped me down. we got into our huddle. we focused and enjoy the moment and try to make history. the first ten minutes, we had a great save. as the game went on, we got more control of the game. we got a boost going into half—time. they gave us confidence going into the second half knowing that we

and in rugby league — england have reappointed australian wayne bennett as head coach on a two—year dealuided the side to last year's world cup final, where they lost 6—nil to hosts australia. depsite signing the new contract there's no guarantee the 68 year old will lead england into the 2021 tournament. basketball is one of britain's most popular team sports at grassroots level. but its governing body sats the elite game is facing an imminent funding crisis. british basketball may have to withdraw from international competitions. because they could run out of money by the end of march. holly hamilton has been finding out more. played by over 300,000 people every week, it's the second most popular team sport among ii—is—year—olds in the uk. and with more than half from black, asian and minority ethnic backgrounds, basketball is also one of the most diverse and most inclusive. you just need a ball and a hoop really to play it. a fun, accessible sport, it's something you can teach yourself. it's something you don't normally think in social life you communicate with or have any association

wayne bennett signs a new two—year contract to stay as head coach of the england rugby league team.ld cup. when your name is kentucky fried chicken, the one thing you really can't afford to run out of is...chicken. but that's exactly what happened to the fast—food chain kfc at the weekend. at one point, the company had to close around 750 outlets — almost three quarters of its stores — after they ran out of their main ingredient, asjon kay reports. no! when you've been promised kfc as a half term treat but there is no chicken. nine—year—old maxine is not happy. angry. sad. and disappointed. and hungry? very hungry! are you more hungry or angry? hungry! it's notjust maxine's local outlet. hundreds across the uk are shut because kf has no c. they've run out of chicken. pretty shocking, really, to be fair. pretty shocking. especially when you're hungry, like, you know what i mean? kfc have blamed teething problems with the new delivery contract. they switched to dhl last week, who say operational issues have disrupted the supply. it's a chicken place, so they should have enough chicken

and in rugby league — england have reappointed australian wayne bennett as head coach on a two—year dealntee he will lead england into the 2021 tournament. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. this includes an medal table for the winter olympics. and we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. thank you very much. let us pick up on our main story today. a university lecturer — described by the department of us homeland security as ‘the worst child exploitation offender‘ it had ever found on the internet — has been jailed for 32 years. matthew falder, who's 29 and worked at birmingham university, had admitted 137 offences including sharing extreme child pornography, encouraging the rape of a child, and blackmailing people into filming themselves carrying out degrading acts. some of his victims attempted suicide. jamie bartlett is a journalist and author of the dark net: inside the digital underworld. good to have you with us. we talked a lot about the dark net, there will be lots of people watching who know what it is bu

australian wayne bennett has been reappointed as england rugby league coach.now. thank you, sarah. it's been a tricky political issue for successive ministers — how to pay for university education for students from england. labour first controversially introduced tuition fees in the late 905. the lib dems promised to scrap fees altogether but once in power voted to triple them to £9000 a year. and, at lastjune's general election, when theresa may lost her majority, many put jeremy corbyn's surprise success down to his support among young people and his own pledge to scrap the fees. well, later today the prime minister will step into the debate. she's expected to say she "shares the concerns" of young people, parents and grandparents about the fees system, as she launches review of how our universities are funded. let's look ahead to mrs may's speech and ask what it might mean for students — and their bank balances. with me here are students abdi duale, a labour activist, and ellie king, a conservative activist. we've also got the conservative chairman of the e

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wayne, white house editor for bloomberg news. alex, let me start with you. pick up on what i was talking to jeff bennett about a moment ago. i want to play a minute from one of the white house deputy press secretaries. the takeaway from this indictment handed up yesterday. let's listen to what he had to say. >> the president said it multiple times, this makes it clear and concise for the american people and proves the president correct. no collusion between donald trump, his campaign and russia. and also i think this is important, too. it did not affect the outcome of the election whatsoever. what the russians are trying to do is outline by deputy attorney general rosenstein is create chaos in the american election system. >> let's fact check or pick apart there a little bit about what hogan giddly had to say about this did not affect the election. that's still yet to be determined, isn't it? >> rod rosenstein yesterday did say that the meddling by these russians did not impact the outcome of the election but i don't really know how he knows that. that's not really described in this indictment. they don't talk about that m