i�*m from harrogate, so it's a you can get yourself a superb suite in yorkshire dales.u're in the uk, jessica and sebastian will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered by newspapers and websites here. goodbye for now. good evening. i'm gavin ramjaun, with the latest from the bbc sport centre. let's start with the fifth round of the fa cup — two ties tonight, and manchester united have booked their place in the quarterfinals. they were made to work for the win over west ham at old trafford. 0—0 after 90 minutes, but scott mctominay popped up with a really well—taken winner to settle the tie seven minutes into extra time. united through to the quarters for a record seventh season in a row. meanwhile, premier league burnley have been knocked out by championship side bournemouth. sam surridge and junior stanislas got the goals for the side who sacked their manager last week. the former england defender jonathan woodgate, in temporary charge as manager, taking bournemouth into the quarterfinals for the first time in 64 years. the engla

grandad who grew up and loved the yorkshire _ dedicate this to my grandad who grew up and loved the yorkshire dales the wild wind whistles free! there oft in careless youth i roved, when summer days were fine; - and the meanest flower of the heathery waste . delights this heart of mine! oh, the lonely moors, the breezy moors, - and the stormy hills i so free; oh, the wild, wild moors; the wild, wild moors, - the sweet wild moors for me. i fain would stroll on lofty knowl, and rooley moor again; - 0r wildly stray one long bright day in turvin's bonny glen! _ the thought of wardle's breezy height— fills all my heart with glee, and the distant view- of the hills so blue - bring tears into my e'e! oh, the lonely moors, the breezy moors, - the stormy hills so free; oh, the wild, wild moors; the wild, wild moors, - the sweet wild moors for me. 0h, blessed sleep, . that brings in dreams my native hills to me; the heathery wilds, the rushing streams, - where once i wandered free! 'tis a glimpse of life's sweet morning light, i a bright angelic ray, _ that steals into the dusky night, and fades with waking

the vast - expanse of the yorkshire dales turned completely white.allman, bbc news. now, at first glance that looks like a pretty innocuous picture of a cow behind me, but according to facebook that was considered to be a "sexually overt" image. the mistake was one of many which kept happening to an english photographer when he tried uploading his harmless images to facebook, only for the social media site to ban them and warn him about the content. paul hawkins reports. meet photographer mike from winchester. he was trying to sell his photos on facebook. his photos on facebook, but the social media platform had other ideas when he tried to upload his pictures. suddenly i found, after a while, that it was sending just crazy inappropriate sort of bans for some of the adverts or some of the images i was trying to sell. and what was their problem with the picture of the bullock? facebook didn't like it because they believed it was an overtly sexual photograph and facebook bans any image that has an overtly sexual position portrayed in the image, but act

the vast expanse of the yorkshire dales turned completely white.ngs beauty too. tim allman, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. a court in hong kong has denied bail to the media tycoonjimmy lai in a landmark case. the territory's call to a final appeal ruled that he should remain in custody. he is the highest profile figure arrested under the law since it came into force last june. everyone arriving from the to the uk from abroad will have to take at least one coronavirus test to prove... the details of the plan are to be released. it is in addition to travellers from covid hotspot to quarantine in hotels. a team of scientists from the world health organization is concluding an on the ground investigation into the origins of the coronavirus in the chinese city of wuhan. the foreign ministry has also said the government will work with medical experts around the world as a base research the pandemic. refugee support groups are concerned about the conditions in an old army barracks where the uk is hosting hundreds of asylum seekers. the

the vast expanse of the yorkshire dales turned completely white.quare's fountains, covered in icicles. the water that usually flows out of them froze overnight, to create these beautiful displays. spare a thought for canadians who have seen temperatures of —35 and -50 have seen temperatures of —35 and —50 degrees celsius overnight. this is boiling water turning to ice crystals when thrown into the air. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. we have just had the coldest night of this winter so far. in altnaharra in sutherland, temperatures fell to —15.1. staying in scotland, the met office still has this amber weather warning in force for heavy snow. across parts of central scotland, disruption is likely, widely we could see five to ten centimetres of snow by the time this warning ends at nine o'clock. 0n higher ground, even twice that amount. but elsewhere, we've got a lot of snow showers coming in on the gusty winds from the north sea. they are showers, but not all of us will see them. in between, there will be some sunsh

he built up a friendship with a ranger in the yorkshire dales, and this was the project of this particulart of course the joy of the screening area and youtube and amazon is that you don'tjust release the film and it comes and goes, and if it works, it works — it can have a slow burn, and it's now picking up hundreds of thousands of views. while it hasn't made much money, it's clearly really a project of the heart. it's word—of—mouth at the moment, how things are spreading. a very quick one today in the sunday times. chris, i have fallen victim twice over this lockdown to victims that have gone horribly wrong, things missing all the wrong items, so a new service for £15 only means the courier waits outside, you try them on and you have 40 minutes, you hand them back, and you say what you want. personally i would find that pressure really intense, because it takes me a couple of days to ruminate over whether i like clothes or not. 40 minutes? iwas or not. 40 minutes? i was feeling for the poor delivery person. nina's been gone 35 minutes — it's only a pair of gloves... also, it's quite a lo