a gray putting them ahead of worcester and they were under there.a move started by him finished by ian whitten and when devoto broke through to score a third try commencing the champions were on third form, but the attacker was brought back to earth. short—handed, logic suggested plate say. when all woodburn tried to call his weight of trouble, junk weir was waiting. the deficit was just four. —— duncan weir. clinging onto the win and climbing to second. gloucester can only dream of these heights now, picking up where they left off, much to northampton�*s benefit. but a returning heinz means... gloucester are kept ahead. 12 minutes in three tries later, the game was up. there is a and sean eldon dorothy crossed twice in a 31 — 26 when without a premiership win since november, they everything again, but for some, the waiting goes on. we also have some pro 1a games. we will bring you the details and are 7:45pm sports day. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines. an eagle on the final hole has given paul casey a one shot lead going into

champions exeter overcame a gutsy worcester side 21—17 to move—up to second in the table.e details. exeter started the season with four straight victories, two defeats in a row was described as a rebel, steady hands were needed to prevent another loss, step forward jonny gray, barely visible beneath a pile of bodies, and two self seems to have both teams. worcester got stronger as the half went on, morris slicing through the defence, and they traded one more try each, exeter held on for the win, but still five points behind leaders bristol. at the other end of the table bottom side gloucester hosted northampton, the saints had been out of action for an extra fortnight, because of a covid outbreak at the club, and a gritty first half with both teams forced into early substitutions, after this nasty looking clash of heads. gloucester went into the break with the lead and then extended it, willi heinz touching down between the posts. but three tries in ten minutes or northampton take charge, roy hutchinson and then two from sean adam dorff, and they remain in mid—table, glouc

the chiefs are also back in the winning groove, but worcester pushed them close. and the euros gamble — we catch up with the fans who have had to decide what to do with their tickets for the summer tournament. good evening. we'll show you how manchester city stretched their lead at the top of the table in just a moment, but we'll start at goodison park where steve bruce's newcastle got a much—needed win, their first in seven weeks. callum wilson scored both goals in a 2—0 win. nick parrott reports. steve bruce had never won a premier league game in 11 visits to goodison park as manager so he will not forget this feeling. newcastle had lost the last five games and something had to change. graham jones joined the coaching staff from bournemouth this week and there systems were tweaked. it succeeded in frustrating everton. it was midway through the first half before they could muster a shot on target. but newcastle looked more like scoring, testing jordan pickford. both teams�* top scorers were on a barren run coming into this match. everton�*s chances spurned. newca

with harlequins against worcester called off — bristol against newcastle was the only game played todaytarted off with a win for the home side, to move them second on the table. patrick gearey watched it. in english rugby right now it really is the taking part that counts. coverts claim to fixtures this weekend the starting is succeeding. newcastle last match was called off. a chance to rest or rest. just have a minute in bears came from fiji via the british army. breck delete that expert behind enemy lines. newcastle responded on his league debut evaded every blocker to score. second against third only for pointing at the break this would surely be tight. and yet subtly nathan hughes found himself alone. and clear. newcastle a re found himself alone. and clear. newcastle are the surprise of the season so newcastle are the surprise of the season so far. then about he set up a rentalfor the points. in this season a rentalfor the points. in this season of cancellation and confusion now we had a contest without one —— one by sheerforce. the discussion score by bristol detroit was a collect

the chiefs are also back in the winning groove, but worcester pushed them close. do with their tickets for the summer tournament. good evening. we'll show you how manchester city stretched their lead at the top

and tries from faf de clerc here and jono ross helped sale sharks to victory over worcester warriors.d 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, it could linger all day. now, a lot of dry weather through the day on sunday, some sunshine for north wales, nort

demÓcratas dicen que tienen mÁs evidencia para el caso contra trump, luego que el diario worcester journalusticia para cambiar el resultado de las elecciones. republicano dice que el juicio polÍtico no es necesario porque trump ya se fue de la casa blanca. es estÚpido, le dijo el senador marco rubio a fox news. otros dicen que trump no tiene responsabilidad por el asado en el congreso que dejÓ a cinco personas muertas, incluyendo un policÍa. demÓcratas y republicanos acordaron retrasar el juicio polÍtico semanas, esto le da mÁs tiempo al equipo del expresidente para planear su defensa y a los demÓcratas para confirmar a los miembros del gabinete de biden. los demÓcratas necesitan 17 senadores republicanos para declarar culpable a trump. patricia: mientras se espera el juicio, donald trump inaugurÓ la oficina del expresidente en palm beach, florida. donde reside desde que dejÓ la casa blanca. en un comunicado, el exmandatario informÓ que el objetivo de esta oficina es continuar con su activismo pÚblico y avanzar en su agenda polÍtica, luego de finalizar su gobierno. mÁs temprano, el senado

while in worcester, people already reeling from a recent torrential rainfall found they had the snowy now largely have blown through but there are further warnings in place for icy conditions tomorrow as temperatures plummet overnight. simon jones, bbc news. the online retailer boohoo is set to buy the debenhams brand and website. the bbc understands they won't be taking on any of the remaining 118 stores or some of its 12,00 staff. the 240 year—old chain is already in the process of closing down after administrators failed to secure a rescue deal for the business. with all the sport now, here's john watson at the bbc sport centre. mishal, thanks. manchester united and liverpool locked horns again, this time in the fa cup. if you're waiting to watch the highlights which follow the news, you might want to look away as united came out on top in a five—goal thriller at old trafford to reach the fifth round. patrick gearey reports. cheering the noise you hear might be recorded, the fans you see might seem a little flat, but this is a fixture that could never feel empty. there's something

people to stay inside shelter-in-place closure windows and away right now closed at east julian and worcester commercial area again tire shop muffler shop but you know yet out into the surrounding area there are home so the advise the fire department working on that as soon as we know more there we'll keep you posted. >>he said national park is closed until at least next week park officials say high winds knocked down some giant sequoias a cause millions of dollars in damage to some of the park facilities. photos as you can see there a poster on to their social media site that shows the the uprooted trees that fell on top of boardwalks restrooms and buildings wow the park is expected though to reopen on tuesday. just like that and those were the. >>winds that pummeled us friday or no sweat is a sunday into monday right as we get a check on our 4 zone forecast here in the bay area and we don't the winds like that but fortunately we saw some rain yeah with so i guess of know we have the rain out there today, scattered showers not seen the win. but i think when the could be a factor again as we

while in worcester, people already reeling from a recent torrential rainfall found they had the snow place for icy conditions tomorrow as temperatures plummet overnight. simon jones, bbc news. the us company spacex has set a new world record for the number of satellites on a single rocket. 143 were on board the falcon rocket which launched from florida. it beats the previous record of 104 satellites set by an indian mission four years ago. that four years ago. is it for me. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello. monday will start with widespread frost and ice after a wintry weekend which, of course, brought some significant snow in places. it won't be the last covid—secure snowman we see sent in to us this winter and, hopefully, sunday's weather did bring a bit of fun at least. but of course, more people have to be out in the morning, and so that does mean some difficult conditions on untreated roads because it will be icy in places with that widespread frost. after further wintry showers overnight and into the morning across parts of scotland, rain and sleet on the

while in worcester, people already reeling from a recent torrential rainfall found they had the snowut there are further warnings in place for icy conditions tomorrow as temperatures plummet overnight. simon jones, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @freya?cole. stay with us. the news headlines are coming up. hello. monday will start with widespread frost and ice after a wintry weekend which, of course, brought some significant snow in places. it won't be the last covid—secure snowman we see sent in to us this winter and, hopefully, sunday's weather did bring a bit of fun at least. but of course, more people have to be out in the morning, and so that does mean some difficult conditions on untreated roads because it will be icy in places with that widespread frost. after further wintry showers overnight and into the morning across parts of scotland, rain and sleet on the coasts, some snow inland and into the hills. maybe the odd shower into northern ireland and northern england but, actually, monday is one of the better weather days of the week. most places will be dry, variab

and tries from faf de clerc here and jono ross helped sale sharks to victory over worcester warriors.ello. 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, it could linger all day. now, a lot of dry weather through the day on sunday, some sunshine for north wales, northern england, eastern scotland, f

steve bruce after such a long wait for a win the chiefs are also back in the winning groove, but worcester

he's from worcester, massachusetts.he was a member of the 4th engineer battalion and was struck by enemy fire on first day of the battle. thankfully, if you look at it, you would have concerns but thankfully he survived. his casualty card notes lacerations, severe lacerations to his head. but he was evacuated from the island shortly after his injuries and he donated the helmet to us. his family donated the helmet to us. thankfully, he lived to the ripe old age until 1969 when he eventually had passed away of natural causes. but within our collection there's numerous helmets and artifacts like that that are sort of sheer testimony to just how awful the invasion was and those are the kinds of things, some mementos that you have fairly recently we took in a collection from a young marine at the battle who actually -- who was wounded in the battle and still had his pocket contents in the uniform of his dungarees, his utility uniform. you can still find his cigarettes and his chocolate wrappers and things from the day he was

rightsmovement and when he died , ted kennedy and used this term, it was in a speech he gave in worcester massachusetts when he returned to political life after bobby's death, i'm going to pick up the fallen standard of my brothers and he became adamantly dedicated to civil rights but the thing i want to emphasize here is that for all three brothers, ultimately the attraction to civil rights was a moral one not a political one. not a political thing which is strange. it's hard for us to conceive of that in today's political world the family dynamics are amazing and i want to go back to teddy's childhood in a second i want to make sure i didn't forget one thing which was people know about his father joe kennedy and we won't go into his whole history and the difficulties and stuff like that but he had obviously a political past and he had an interest in the presidency himself but in 1957 you cited in the saturday evening post was an article in which joe kennedy said you wanted john in the white house, body as attorney general and teddy as a senator andthat was 1957 . by 1962 the time you're

such as worcester where they are having to cancel elective work, certainly in london elective work isw variant of the virus as has happened in london and the south—east and the new variant is all over the country. so having to press down on it before it gets too bad to allow that to be some hope of stopping the nhs being overwhelmed nationally. when we had the first lockdown it was spring and throughout the summer months how much difference is that making that this is the winter? it is hugely different for a number of reasons. firstly the infection has been in our country for a long period of time it so the baseline number of infections, it has exponentially increase the numbers so there are more people infected and therefore more people infected and therefore more people infected and therefore more people being infected by those people. so the baseline numbers of infections are higher. we are going into the winter rather than coming out of the winter so we have the additional winter pressures and we have been working really hard trying to do touch—up work that had to be postponed in

they ended a run of two straight defeats by beating worcester. scarlets in the pro—14, hammered 52—25 by reigning champions leinster. both teams were missing large chunks of their squad due to the six nations, which starts next weekend. it's ryder cup year, so every tournament this year carries extra significance for european golfers. paul casey leads going into this morning's final round at the dubai desert classic. a magnificent setting in the uae, too, and an equally impressive finish from casey, eagling the final hole to take a one shot lead into round four, ahead of scotland's robert macintyre. so here's hoping to make his ryder cup debut, as well. all eyes, for us, anyway, on the european players and how they are doing on the tour. looking ahead to the announcement of the riders that ryder cup teams later this year.— we are going to talk about the holocaust. we will talk about that some more in a minute, because we are going to speak to them a little later in the programme. and it is a story, of course, how one chance meeting helped herjewi

bryony baynes as the headteacher of kempsey primary school in worcester. shejoins me now.. i want them back, i want the school to get back to normal and i feel deeply saddened that it will not be happening now but it has to happen in a way that is safe and possible, so it was kind of expected but nonetheless, disappointing if that makes sense.— nonetheless, disappointing if that makes sense. ,, ., , ., ., makes sense. sure, it does. how have the been makes sense. sure, it does. how have they been dealing _ makes sense. sure, it does. how have they been dealing with _ makes sense. sure, it does. how have they been dealing with all— makes sense. sure, it does. how have they been dealing with all this? i i they been dealing with all this? i think like parents across the country, they have been fairly amazing and i hope they are listening. they have really... this time round particularly, we've noticed parents really have rallied round and they have been so supportive of what we, as a school, trying to do. i think they are also, though, much more anxious and they want to get i

nick in worcester sent us this image of a very snowy lane.thern ireland and parts of. across northern ireland and parts of wales, midland and central and southern england and it seems like this will be fairly commonplace. this is from the start of the day with the snow coming down really heavily but it is not the only place we have seen the snow. also, just to the east at this in south gloucestershire, we have seen heavy falls of snow and we have seen some of those motorways affected by snow and i have seen complete cover in parts of the m4, parts of the m5, so it is likely to cause disruption. this is the band of snow causing disruptions. it isn't that there is no great on the motorways and a rose. it is the fact there is not much traffic. you need traffic to mix the grit into the snow as it falls, and if you don't have that traffic, and we are only meant to be doing essentialjourneys, that allows the snow to settle, which is happening in places. expect some transport disruption. this is probably the zone where we will see the heaviest falls