wolverhampton have come too far to let this slip now.beveren brand of football. once they had made the breakthrough at middlesbrough, things started to flow. four minutes later wolverhampton had a second. ivan calero a rare opportunist. it all seemed so straightforward. but at 2-0 seemed so straightforward. but at 2—0 beveren intensity almost created their downfall. when coster was stripped, they were incensed that it was given no foul. ruben nevers was sent off. then matt dougherty went the same way. it meant 20 minutes with nine men. but middlesbrough took too long to break them down. patrick bamford‘s took too long to break them down. patrick ba mford‘s late took too long to break them down. patrick bamford‘s late strike wasn‘t enough to stop all the hampton marching on. three more victories will make it worth the effort. —— is top wolverhampton marching on. sunderland lifted itself off the bottom of the championship with a win over derby. their first win in 11 games. when you are rooted to the bottom you need a bit of luck. that is e

birmingham, eight, wolverhampton, two. looks to be redundant, so there is a considerable amount of change and recycling of the space which needs to occur. the struggle of shops in these places is just an example of a far broader phenomenon. the smaller cities, particularly those with an industrial past, have struggled to find a post—industrial role. we all know the mega—city of london has polarised the economic geography of the uk but the same effect appears to be occurring on a smaller north and south. joining me, andrew carter. and diana, fell short or store is this gap between the big cities and the small cities? there clearly is a gap, but there's always been a gap. big cities have always been the nucleus of this economic activities they've benefited from a range of different drivers that really pull people into the economy, whereas the smaller towns have been more solar space, and when that fails, they are in trouble, so that difference has a lwa ys in trouble, so that difference has always existed. now they have high

and there were also harsh conditions for fans arriving at molineux stadium in wolverhampton for the championshipardens let's get the latest weather forecast now — here's ben rich. winter returned with a vengeance, cold easterly winds bringing snow in places and there is more to come. we have amber be prepared weather warnings and force across parts of the south east, the london area, and also in yorkshire and lincolnshire into the north midlands and on sunday the south—west of england and south wales. these are the areas most at risk of seeing some disruptive snowfall. particularly where we have this more persistent snow drifting westwards through the rest of the night. still feeding showers into eastern areas, and some clear spells, as well, with temperatures below freezing, so widespread frost and some ice tomorrow. tomorrow, this area of snowfall could bring up to 20 centimetres of a higher ground in the south—west. it will snow here for a good part of the day. elsewhere, shell is blowing in on the easterly wind but maybe not as many as today. drive towards the south east, but it will still f

there were harsh conditions forfans in wolverhampton or the chairmanship match between wolves and burtonnsington gardens during the day. just before we get the latest weather forecast, i must tell you the met office have just put this out. great dun fell in cumbria, the daytime high today reached —7.1 celsius with wind dusts in excess of 85 mph, this gives a feel like literature of —22. ben has a weather forecast. that is extremely cold, what are the prospects for it getting warmer? good evening to you. the prospects are actually that as we go through into the coming week things will turn warmer. but we have another day or two to wait. and some more snow to come in places. i have a couple of silly pictures for you as well, this one from kent earlier on from one of our weather watchers. snow scene clone to sheffield as well and more snow to come. this is the radar picture from earlier on. can see just how many snow showers there are adhered, plenty. it thick and fast and then down here to the south, some more persistent snow that is drifting its way westwards. a couple of met office be pr

city at the bet 365 stadium in stoke and there were also harsh conditions for fans arriving in wolverhamptonowy day for supermarket shoppers in salisbury in wiltshire and bitterly cold at kensington gardens in london. lovely pictures to end on. thank you very much for sending them in. we have some breaking news coming from dorset where it has been reported that nine teenage girls and two adults have been rescued after they got into trouble with rowing boats and support craft which capsized while they were out on the river stour in christchurch in dorset. we understand that emergency services launched a joint operation to help the rowers who were either on the water or reportedly clinging to trees or the upturned boats as well. they were in quite a bit of distress. the coastguard received a fair number of emergency calls from the public. a very strong current was reported in the water was obviously very cold and it was snowing as well. a spokesman did say that those who were rescued were very lucky that the incident had not been more serious. ten of the group have been taken to hospitaljust a

in dudley, not farfrom wolverhampton, the local canal was closed to traffic in 96 to two, a group ofs, they got things up and running. and the various authorities relented and together set up a dudley canal trust and some of those youngsters now still involved today. the caverns in the tunnel were basically a play area as a young lad, in the days before health and safety and people would walk down and play around. they would come down with candles and a rock and a playground basically. and now it's a hugely popular tourist attraction? yes, so much so that 3 million has been recently invested in the network. there is a new visitors' centre, it is one of the biggest tourist attractions in the area alongside dudley castle, which includes a zoo, and the black country living museum. we had been filming with radio broadcaster alex lester, 30 yea rs filming with radio broadcaster alex lester, 30 years a presenter with bbc radio 2 and he did chose to the night, he rarely saw him in daylight hours and when you did, he was blinking wildly! he now does a brea kfast blinking wildly! he now does