arsenal. the quality they against arsenal. the quality they put out, very proud band that is the overriding emotion. rory. the bar overriding emotion. rory hit the bar and we had chances. r a l frifiua 1" f a we couldn't get a goal for the support that was here, but we couldn't get a goal for the su side that was here, but - saw we couldn't get a goal for the su side bar t was here, but- saw we couldn't get a goal for the su side bar t was everything - saw we couldn't get a goal for the su side bar given everything - saw we couldn't get a goal for the su side bar given avei the 19 - saw we couldn't get a goal for the su side bar given avei the overriding' could have given and the overriding emotion is i am so proud. could have given and the overriding emma is i am so proud. sutton emotion is i am so proud. sutton united beat three league sides on their way to reach the fifth round. for arsenal, a much—needed win and it will alleviate some of the pressure on arsene wenger. before today they had only managed one win in their

arsenal to get beaten. maybe i'm the only ones in the stadium who doesn't. it's a massive night for arsenal, the week they've had, but the lincoln result will give sutton a bit of belief tonight perhaps. they have also beaten leeds here on a windswept evening, there was lots of rain. it is an artificial surface of rain. it is an artificial surface of course. it seems bizarre but they wa nt of course. it seems bizarre but they want that wet top, they can play their football. arsenal players, want that wet top, they can play theirfootball. arsenal players, if they try to play too much on this they try to play too much on this they could get caught out. i remember playing on these sort of pitches against luton in qpr back in the day. you need to have strong minds and be physically strong. this will be a physical test for arsenal. we are waiting for arsenal to arrive. what do you think sutton will want tonight? will they want their players to face a week and starting xi their players to face a week and starting

the scoreline embarrassing for arsenal, and sadly, arsene wenger has seen it all before. real madrid came from behind to take a lead into the second leg of their last 16 tie with napoli. the italian side took the lead at the bernabeu through lorenzo insigne, who caught keeper keylor navas out of position. but, unlike their rivals barcelona, who lost heavily last night, real rallied. karim benzema scored his first goal in more than a month to level. before toni kroos and then casemeiro, with this stunning volley, wrapped up an impressive win for the defending champions. and, in direct contrast to arsenal, real are heading for their seventh straight quarter final appearance. meanwhile in the scottish premiership, aberdeen thrashed motherwell 7—2, to cut celtic‘s lead in the table to just the 2a points. the home side were 4—0 up at half time. adam rooney scoring a hat—trick to strengthen aberdeen‘s grip on second place. english women's football has made its most significant signing to date. the fifa world player of the year, carli lloyd, is joining manchester city.

from arsenal fans that perhaps arsene wenger‘s time as manager was up. but they beat hull city 2—0 at the emirates, a victory which did not come without controversy. at arsenal, they are united in gratitude but divided by faith. arsene wenger is the dominant figure in their modern history, but what about the future? consider the words of a former arsenal striker who met wenger this week. he actually mentioned last night that he is coming to the end. i have never heard him say that. arsene wenger‘s attacking philosophy is still clear in arsenal's play. look at the number of players swarming. alexis sanchez was the key player, but to score this he needed a hand. after the break hull city channelled their protest into increased pressure. in their relegation fight, every chance matters for hull city. they felt kieran gibbs denied them a goal—scoring opportunity, the card was yellow and not red. fired by frustration, the tigers threatened until they conceded a penalty. lucas sent off for his handball. sanchez finally settled this question, how arsenal f

arsenal will want a say in that. i think most people will be pretty happy with those, especially lincoln. they could get a trip to the emirates stadium which would be wonderfulfor them as the emirates stadium which would be wonderful for them as well. so, time for a look at the games from today the action began holders manchester united had zlatan ibrahimovic as a substitute in their visit to blackburn rovers. in the end his introduction was the difference as they came from behind to beat the championship side by 2—1. patrick gearey watched the action. once upona once upon a time, not one ago, blackburn rovers were the best team in the country, better even than manchester united. when you are lower down the beanstalk, it must seem like a fairy story. how is this for a modern leg modern twist, danny graham? great chance, cracking goal. you know it is good when even mourinho thinks so. it is easier to be generous when you have riches to fall back on. marcus rashford, balancing the accounts. no wonder he wa nted balan

arsene wenger‘s attacking philosophy is still clear in arsenal's play. look at the number of players swarming. alexis sanchez was the key player, but to score this, he needed a hand. in their relegation fight, every chance matters for hull city. they felt kieran gibbs denied them a goal—scoring opportunity, the card was yellow and not red. fired by frustration, the tigers threatened until they conceded a penalty. sanchez finally settled this question, how arsenal fans sanchez finally settled this question, how arsenalfans needed a good day. my good day. myjob is to make these people happy, and when i don't do it i feel of course guilty, that is why it was important for us to win. how the final three months of arsenal‘ season and out may confirm whether these are supporting words or not. he has had a troubled few weeks, but arsenal have been waiting for this for a while. yes, arsene wenger looking to avoid three straight defeats. a slight bit of controversy over alexis sanchez‘s headlines, and then what ian wright said yesterday. this will be a mass

rory deacon, former arsenal player, hit the bar. but still 2—0 to arsenal. five minutes to go and they are on their way to our last eight match at home to lincoln city, who pulled off the stunning upset away at burnley on saturday. no massive shock at sutton, around ten minutes to go, five minutes ago, arsenal on their way to the quarterfinals, it seems. we never say never, but it is probably a done deal. if you want to follow the game, the live page is on the bbc sport website. this is ben stokes, he's become the most expensive foreign player in the history of the indian premier league. what's also interesting is that the next most expensive english player this year, is far from a household name. sanjoy majumder has more. indians are mad about cricket. it is the reason why they i willing a lot 55 money , —— —— what the this. is. 2941235525: fizfigf'fig??? 1:1? the - glamorous, tournament. just i few ago, england cricket .. .. .. ,, .. ago, england cricket team ,, ,, n. ,, .. ago, had gland cricket team ,, ,, n. ,, .. ago, had a and cricket team ,

arsene wenger but what about sutton united ? the arsene wenger but what about sutton united? the big question for them, what would be best for them? would they like to see arsenal play a full strength team with all of their big stars, a great moment for the players to come up against the likes of mesut 0zil? the fans would like that, but if they didn't that would give them the one more two percent chance of winning tonight. the chairman has invested £1 million of his own money on this daring to believe the impossible might be possible. i think there is a sporting chance and that's the great thing about sport. you have got to look at these things and say how do the minnows do it? i have had conversations with one more two people who play in the northern ireland team because they are the underdogs every day, wanted to know what their mentality was. of course we have got a sporting chance, yes. with lincoln city of course, and on the non—league side already into the sixth round, sutton hoping to emulate that. all of the criticisms the fa cup has faced this season with the tea

if you're an arsenal supporter, look away, if you are a bayern munich supporter, you beat arsenal 5—1 in the opening leg of the last 16 of the opening leg of the last 16 of the champions league! and also real madrid came back to win 3—1 against napoli. you'll find that all that all on the website. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. wednesday was a real mixed bag of a day right across the british isles. for some, after a dull start, it turned out to be a really glorious day, dare i say, almost springlike. for others, my word, you had to wait. eventually in the east some saw some brightness after a thoroughly miserable day. it depended on where you were in relation to the weather front which started life in the south—west and moved ever further to the north—east. into the channel islands, eventually brighter skies into the south—east. it won't be a cold start to the day. given all the cloud around, the front has not quite disappeared. we still have a vigourous area of low pressure close by to the north of scotland to start that day. notice the isob

what about arsenal? arsene wenger is a man under pressure after his side was thrashed 5—1 by bayern munich midweek. but arsenal are 105 places above sutton united in the sokolik. defeat tonight would be unthinkable, but as lincoln city proved in the week by beating burnley, not impossible. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. i'm sure there's many a spring blossom bursting into life this afternoon, as temperatures peaked at 18 degrees in and around the london area. it felt more like mid may. however, february once its month back. it will get its weather back later this week. some areas will struggle to get above mid—single figures. colder air isn't far away. tonight, milder conditions across the southern half of the uk. patchy rain and drizzle at the moment, but turning wetter overnight across wales, the west midlands and east anglia. a chilly night than last night in parts of scotland, and northern ireland. here's the best of your tuesday sunshine. it will turn cloudy and wetter from

the arsenal manager, arsene wenger, who's serving a touchline ban, said the blues opener was "100% a foul" on hector bellerin, who had to be substituted with concussion. chelsea still eased to victory and are now 12 points clear. patrick gearey reports. it must cost enough to furnish chelsea's changing room, let alone fill it. they shop at the high—end of football's market. but gold's one thing. to be champions you need granite, too. the substance that makes you win that header and, crucially, win the next one. goal to alberto moreno. arsenal couldn't stop him, but should the referee have? it was a header which symbolised a half. for 45 minutes arsenal were bullied. then after the break eden hazard taunted them further. the defending careless, the dribbling peerless, the finnish priceless. -- finish. and roman abramovich knows all about cost. also in the stands, arsene wenger, banished by the fa, and forced to radio in orders. the team operating on different wavelengths. petr cech, once of chelsea, two cesc fabregas, once of arsenal. 3-0. embarrassing, it seemed, for everyone. by t

will arsenal follow? commentator: 1-0! we know it will be an uphill battle but no one thought that we could beat wimbledon and obviously no one thought we could win against leeds. so, you never know. i think if we can nick a draw or get a win, it would be one of the biggest upsets in cup history. arsenal should be wary of the unexpected. sutton's victory over coventry city, then of the old first division, back in 1989, remains one of the great cup upsets. it might serve as motivation but matching arsenal and all their millions is a task not lost on sutton's manager. if we did beat them, i don't know what i'd do. i think i'd be up there for a long, long time. i don't know how i'd get back down. it's something i'd not even thought about, if i'm being honest. i dreamt about it, but if it happened, it would be one of those moments for everyone, i think. it would be where were you when sutton beat arsenal? sutton's total weekly wage bill is £10,000. arsenal's world cup winner mesut 0zil earns 14 times that. but what they lack

incredible to think arsenal warmed up incredible to think arsenal warmed upfor incredible to think arsenal warmed up for tonight's match by playing bayern munich, the five—time european champions. as for sutton, they were playing guiseley in the national league, but whatever happens tonight, if lincoln have taught‘s something, and leicester last season, as we know, the impossible is sometimes possible. from gander green lane tonight, good night. let's bring you some of the top stories and mps have been debating whether president trump's proposed state visit should be stripped of the trappings of the state occasion in order to avoid causing embarrassment to the queen. the debate comes after a petition calling for the visit to be downgraded gained more than 1.8 million signatures. they are also considering an alternative petition, backed by almost 312,000 signatures demanding the state visit does go ahead. although many mps spoke against the american president's potential visit, the conservative mp nigel evans said he has seen no evidence of president trump being racist and that the mill

consider the words of a former arsenal striker who met arsene wenger this week. when we were talking, he mentioned that it was coming towards the end. talking, he mentioned that it was coming towards the endli talking, he mentioned that it was coming towards the end. i have never heard him say that. his attacking philosophy is clear to see in arsenal's play. look at the numbers are swarming over hull city. alexis sanchez was the important one but to score this, he needed a hand. after the break, all channelled their protest in to pressure. in the relegation fight, every chance matters. hull felt that kieran gibbs denied them a goal—scoring opportunity here. the card was yellow, not a red card. the tigers threatened until they conceded a late penalty. sam clucas was sent off for this handball. sanchez finally settled this question. my job is to make people happy and when ido job is to make people happy and when i do not do it, ifeel guilty. job is to make people happy and when i do not do it, i feel guilty. how the final three months of the season and out for ar

arsenal's european campaign, once again, in tatters and arsene wenger staring at a potentially defining defeat. david ornstein, bbc news. newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments. here's james o'brien. tonight, president trump attacks his own security apparatus and the us media on twitter. where will the russia row go next? join me now on bbc two. that's newsnight with james o'brien. here, on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a good night.

the pros for arsenal is that it isa happen? the pros for arsenal is that it is a fantastic choice, for a day out, a celebratory day out. and for sutton, than for the whole football world. it is a fantastic chance, to get through the semifinal of the cup. brilliant. how many more fans have you acquired. i have acquired a few more friends. but the football clu b asta na few more friends. but the football club astana of, the fantastic fan base. reigniting the whole city of lincoln. the average gates are right. could have sold twice as many tickets for burnley yesterday. heat is as if somebody has just flicked a switch. and the football club. is as if somebody has just flicked a switch. and the football clubm is as if somebody has just flicked a switch. and the football club. it is amazing how that happens to a place. in terms of finances, would you be better off if you had played arsenal. yes and no, it is purely down to if you look the other way, you have got a great chance of reaching the fa cup semifinal. it is wings and rounda

walcott in arsenal red and white. arsenal‘s longest serving current player with a century for the club. that would be that, surely, wouldn‘t it? sutton had other plans. it was sufficiently worrying enough for arsen wenger to centre the crowd pleasing cavalry. here comes alexis

what we also see of the united states and russia still have enormous nuclear arsenals on hand. ,he united states and russia after the new start agreement which is currently in place, they will both be allowed to 1550 strategic deployed nuclear weapons. that is more than united states and russia need to do terror a nuclear attack against one another. the important point is that in 2013, the pentagon and president looked at the nuclear deterrent requirements and they determined united states could /3 but our arsenal by 1 did not do so because president vladimir putin did not want to negotiate further reductions with the united states. president trump is an opportunity and he will conduct his own nuclear reviews on nuclear weapon policies through the course of this year and next. he has the opportunity to engage with russia and find ways to further reduce these excess nuclear arsenals. that would reduce tensions with russia. with thed even do this new start treaty in place and in a reciprocal fashion, they could both decide to further reduce the arsenals on both sides. there are a

they're tried to reduce the arsenals. jackie, the president complained about russia and its cruise missiles. i haven't seen him do that in public. >> it's a step in the right direction in terms of the traditional adversarial relationship that the united states has had with russia. but the nuclear arms race i think was more concerning. restarting that kind of paled. that seemed like a larger issue and then he also said something peculiar, saying if i talk to putin. he has a number, he can probably give him a call if he wants. >> go ahead, abbey. >> it confirms some reporting earlier that he had criticized that the deals of the u.s. had with russia and that had to be tapped down by his aides. i suspect it will be cleanup on aisle four, with folks coming in after the fact, trying to get the temperature down, and get back in line with longstanding u.s. policy. but it's not unusual and for trump to go on the road. especially with the new star treaty and fixated on the need for the united states to win and when traditionally wi

all the old arsenal legends, i don't mean old, former arsenal legends... chatting about in the press today about whether his time is up and whether it's the end of an era and whether the game last night marks an all—time low for him. you look at the club and you look at what happened to alex ferguson. but the picture i have taken is this one, football is in trouble for unethical haircuts. some players playing in the middle east, in the uae, and there the football association has very strict rules over haircuts. 0ne thing you're not allowed to do is have a mohican, like asamoah gyan, who you may remember played for sunderland some time ago, he has a little style in the side of his head, not allowed because they're worried the kids might copy. if you look in any primary school up and down the land, the footballer haircut of the moment is widely copied, that's what they don't want to happen so he's not allowed to do that. what about you? something entirely different, our british love of queueing, have you spotted this? a psychologist has been through and he

so much riding on the game, particularly for arsenal, you feel. a 6—point swing if they were to win 01’ a 6—point swing if they were to win or lose for could be crucial to their aspirations in winning the premier league. again, they seem to be falling sure at the wrong time. losing in the week to watford. chelsea are still looking pretty strong. it is theirs to lose. surely, if arsenal lose, they are out of it? that is the danger. we saw it last in the title race between leicester and tottenham will do everyone saying the pressure was on leicester. the pressure is on the chasing pack. once will it —— one slip and they are out of the equation. you mentioned leicester, premier league champions last season, surely premier league champions last season, surely one premier league champions last season, surely one of the greatest footballing moments ever, for me, in the premier league and football ever. this has not been a great second season for them, has it? if they lose, they are at home to united, they could be in the bottom three, couldn't

coming up on this programme: arsenal are through to the fa cup quarter—finals after beating national league sutton united 2—0. england all—rounder, ben stokes, becomes the most expensive overseas player to ever be auctioned in the ipl. and 10th seed, caroline wozniacki, moves through to the second round in dubai. hello there. welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that arsenal have beaten national league side, sutton united, 2—0 to progress to the quarter—finals of the english fa cup. john watson reports. a special night in the history of sutton ended if? ended by if? ended by the if? in the . theo “fléd n‘he ' fies for ' ' gilléfif 5&153 75 13351415le it could - been 104 arsenal. 104 -, e ii” nonleague side left in only nonleague side left in the competition, lincoln city. we wait to see whether we could see an fa cup giant killer when they make a trip to the emirates later this month. they did the job. it was difficult. it was not an easy game. we have to them credit. every mistake we made technically they took advantage of it. and on

the big shot of the night, arsenal going down to watford 2—1. that‘s it. i‘m nick marshall—mccormack. see you soon. goodbye. it's it‘s really soggy outside right now, particularly eastern areas of the uk. many of us had the worst of the rain hours and hours ago but through the early hours of wednesday it‘s going to stay damp wherever you are across the uk. talking a little bit about the future, we‘ll see more storms forming across the atlantic, coming out of the us actually and moving across the atlantic and heading in our direction. lots of cloud and lots happening and towards the end of the week that‘s when we‘re concerned there is severe weather heading our way. in the short term we have the rain in eastern areas, six, seven, 8am. notice how some of the northern and western areas brighten up a little bit later in the afternoon and then it will probably go downhill again second time across the south—west and but southampton, 0xfordshire, around here, birmingham, manchester, the north—west, getting a bit of sunshine. the far east cloudy

it began in the dugout during the cup tie with arsenal when he was caught on camera eating pie. he had become something ofa eating pie. he had become something of a cult hero because of unusual size for football but it turned out that the son of a bookmaker had offered odds of eight to one that he would be caught on camera eating pie. but it prompted speculation as to whether betting laws had been broken. the gambling commission launched an enquiry and the fa also did, and there was an investigation. they said that integrity in sport is not a joke and an investigation had been opened into what had happened. sure responded. it was a pasty, there were not any pies around. maybe it was just something for the publicity. but you knew about the bet? someone said there was a dog running on the pitch or the lights going off. it wasjust all humour. because some people have suggested the fa should investigate this. definitely not. were told were not allowed to gamble. so i would not put anyone in jeopardy. allowed to gamble. so i would not put anyone injeopardy. this is definitely not the

manager arsene wenger. bbc sport understands the club will wait until the end of the season before making a "mutual" decision on his future. i've been receiving messages from lots of arsenal supporters trust members. the vast majority are arsenalfans members. the vast majority are arsenal fans now think it's time to move on. he's given arsenal wonderful service, he needs a fresh start. u nfortu nately we wonderful service, he needs a fresh start. unfortunately we have a board that doesn't seem to lead the club and the decision will be dumped him. in an uncomfortable limbo over the next few weeks and i'd like to see a statement from arsenal sooner rather than than later, clarifying the position. the unhappiness is no good for anybody at arsenal. fifa president gianni infantino wants to encourage co—hosting for the 2026 world cup. the proposal could mean that three or four countries join forces to stage the tournament. 0ur sports news correspondent richard conway has more details. the 2026 world cup will be

i know you have got to get past arsenal. were you happy with the draw which means if you're there, there will be a non—league side in the semis, or would you have preferred a side like manchester united or chelsea ? preferred a side like manchester united or chelsea? if i'm being honest, it don't like the draw being before you know whether you got through. i prefer to know whether you're going to be playing in the next round, but yeah, i mean, look, i think linkoning, they are probably hoping that arsenal win so they can go to the emirates. my preference would have been chelsea or manchester united away, but i think we've got a lot to worry about tonight before we dreaming anymore. paul, you have been a fan for a long time. those who know their history will remember sutton's name being involved in this competition for many years, the win over coventry city in the 80s, but if it goes your way, that would eclipse even that moment, wouldn't it? oh, it certainly would. i wasn't at the ground, iwas certainly would. i wasn't at

i am sure liverpool and arsenal fans will have something to say about that. leon osman, joined me earlier in the studio. in scotland it's the fifth round of the cup. first up are celtic against inverness in saturday's lunchtime kick off. but, the big tie of the round is on sunday with the edinburgh derby between hearts and hibs. rangers against greenock morton complete the round. the russian athlete mariya savinova, who won olympic gold in the 800 metres at london 2012 has been stripped of her medal and retrospectively banned from competing. savinova, who beat caster semenya to gold in london has been found guilty of doping offences by the court of arbitartion for sport. all of her results from july 2010 through to august 2013 have been wiped from her record. mixed feelings then for the british runnerjenny meadows who was beaten by savinova at the 2010 european championships where she won bronze. it isa it is a mixture of elation that i will hopefully be upgraded for the silver medal and sadness and disappointment as a fan of this sport. i was a fan of mariya

after yesterday's giant—killing heroics, lincoln city will face arsenal at the emirates will face arsenal at the emirates will go to sutton united. manchester united face an away trip to premier league leaders chelsea. ibrahimovic‘s goal took them past blackburn. three tries from joe burgess helped wigan warriors win rugby league's world club challenge for the first time in 23 years. hello, good evening, it's been another fantastic weekend of sport and the fifth round of the fa cup certainly hasn't disappointed. there's still one game to come as well. but the draw has been made for the quarter—finals and lincoln city — after that giant—killing against premier league side burnley yesterday — they could face arsenal at the emirates stadium if they can beat another non—league side, sutton united tomorrow. so, time for a look at the games from today. holders manchester united had zlatan ibrahimovic as a substitute in their visit to blackburn rovers. in the end his introduction was the difference as they came from behind to beat the championship side by 2—1. patrick gearey watche

either arsenal or sutton united will ta ke either arsenal or sutton united will take on the nonleague team in the quarter—final. and we speak exclusively to the actress angelina jolie about the film she's made about the horrors of the khmer rouge in cambodia. this war that happened a0 years ago and what happened to these people was not properly understood, and not just for the world, but for the people of the country. iraqi security forces have been pushing forward in a major offensive aimed at taking full control of their second largest city, mosul, from so—called islamic state. the city was seized more than two years ago as is moved into northern and western iraq. the offensive to remove the group began last october, with iraqi troops securing the eastern part of mosul last month. but the western half of the city is home to around three quarters of a million civilians and stiff resistance from is fighters is expected. 0ur middle east correspondent quentin sommerville and cameraman nick millard are the only television journalists on the frontline with iraqi forces. they sent this

a decision on the future of arsenal manager arsene wenger won't be made until the end of the season, the bbc understands. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. president trump's most senior diplomat, the secretary of state, rex tillerson, is making his debut on the international stage. he's attending a meeting of foreign ministers from the 620 countries in germany. he will have talks with the foreign secretary, boris johnson, among others. state department officials say mr tillerson wants to listen, and to offer reassurances about president trump's approach to international affairs. david willis reports. america's secretary of state has a lot on his plate. rex tillerson‘s top priority will be reassuring nervous allies that the government he is part of is not in fact descending into chaos. given the evidence that exists to the contrary, however, it might prove a difficult message to sell. not yet four weeks into his term in office, mr trump has had his travel ban blocked, his national security adviser fired, and seen questions mount about his ties to russia. the president of t

leading arm hit hector bellerin, forcing the arsenal defender off with concussion. eden hazard and arsenal old boy cesc fabregas got chelsea's other two. fought 1—0 win over middlesbrough in the late kick off after a goalless first half, spurs were handed their opportunity when son hueng min was fouled inside the penalty area. england striker harry kane stepped up and to score the decisive spot kick — his fourteenth league goal of the season. boro almost snatched a point at the death — they lost 2—0 at hull city. liverpool have only won one of their last 10 games in all competitions. hull are nowjust one point off safety now. there was a massive win for sunderland at crystal palace — 4-0. !—3—‘>fi3:33 gage-e eereee'eeeeelmrm in the day's other games everton beat bournemouth 6—3 — romelu lukaku got 4 of them. west ham came from behind to win at southampton, 3—1. watford beat burnley 2—1. and west brom had a 1—0 win over stoke at the hawthorns. in scotland, hearts beat ten—man motherwell 3—0. they stay fourth in the table while motherwel

groundhog day for the arsenal fan, we will wait and see whether arsene wenger is given a new contract and more time at the club. we will see. we will. thank you. thank you. the menopause is something that happens to all women — so why don't we talk about it more? and what's the best way to deal with the side effects that so many women experience? a new documentary by newsnight presenter kirsty wark which airs tonight takes an unflinching look at everything to do with the menopause — and asks whether women have been needlessly denied hormone replacement therapy for years. there is something about the word that has negative connotations of ages which in our youth obsessed culture can be debilitating. we are living longer, working longer and menopause is a feature of midlife, it is the start of a new chapter so why the taboo. it really is time for a change. so sadly, our ovaries are only designed to last a certain number of year, we produce egg cells up to the late 40, early 50s and by the age of 51 on average women are stopping having periods and the reason they stop is because we r

the force of marcos alonso angered arsenal's manager. their defending thereafter won't have pleased him either. 3—1 it finished, another home win, a familiar feeling for chelsea fans. arsenal's season, from one fan's reaction, feels familiar too. chelsea went 12 points clear. that is until tottenham hosted middlesborough. a harry kane penalty was enough to close the gap to nine. handsha kes all round. heads scratch for liverpool. still winless in the league this year after a 2—0 defeat at struggling hull city. it can be a fun game when you win, but lonely when you lose. commentator: well, that tells the story. as the gaps grow in the top four, just two points separate the bottom six. sam allardyce was all smiles leading crystal palace against old side sunderland. 90 minutes later, the mood at selhurst park was decidedly different. mainly because sunderland, bottom—of—the—table sunderland, ran riot in the first half. commentator: 4—0 sunderland, incredible! incredible for one set of fans. the other were less than impressed. th

it's a significant development because presumably that nuclear arsenal is aimed at another nuclear arsenal, namely the russian. >> right, it is. i mean, look, we are not used to our presidents in current history talking about building up nuclear arsenals. president obama just called for a world without nuclear weapons. he visited hiroshima which was a very big moment. and then you have both president bushes negotiating nuclear arms treaties. the most recent one, the new start, actually calls for u.s. and russia by february 2018 to limit their nuclear arsenals to the same size for the next ten years. so, i think the question that now is going to be asked is, what does this mean, president trump's declaration? does it mean that he wants to have a different kind of a treaty? does he want to abrogate new start? you know, these are questions that are going to be asked down the line, particularly by our allies and certainly, i would assume, by russia. >> in the interview, dana, he also complained about the deployment of a russian cruise missile. is it significant we're hearing at least some crit

somebody said if they reduce their nuclear arsenal, then we'll lift the sanctions. sanctions have nothing to do with a nuclear arsenal, they have to do with their military aggression, and that's where the relationship is. i'm concerned about it, but as i have said before, i'm more concerned about what the russians have on donald trump that he is flirting with the idea he might lift the sanctions. is there any discussion about legislation to codify the sanctions? i know there has been discussion on the senate side. rep. pelosi: the sanctions exist. i don't think there should be any doubt as to whether they will be enforced. the president has to make that clear. he has to make that clear. otherwise, putin will be laughing all the way to the bank and also to the military front. reporter: i wanted to ask you about nondisclosure agreements and whether you believe it's appropriate for congressional staffers who are paid by the american taxpayers to find them to work with the administration. rep. pelosi: no, i don't think it's appropriate at all. and what bothers me in add

a decision of the future of arsenal manager arsene wenger will not be made until the end of the season and it will be mutual. speculation intensified at arsenal's heavy champions league defeat to bayern munich. and back to studying forjackson page who has been knocked out of the welsh open snooker at the being beaten 4—0 byjudd trump in round three. more on those stories at 4:30 p.m.. the death toll of a car bomb in baghdad has risen to 48. the attack occurred in the south of baghdad, amid a new wave of violence in the iraqi capital. the vehicle was parked in a street full of workshops and used car dealer. the malaysian authorities have confirmed that the man who died after being poisoned at kuala lumpur airport is the half—brother of the north korean leader, kim jong—un. three people, two women and a man, are now in custody in connection with his death on monday. from kuala lumpur, karishma vaswani reports. it has been three days since the mysterious death of a man at kuala lumpur airport on monday and still no answers. malaysia confirmed for the first time today that the dead m

manager arsene wenger. bbc sport understands the club will wait until the end of the season before making what we think will be a ‘mutual‘ decision on his future. i have been receiving messages from arsenal supporters and the vast majority now think it is time to move on. it is given arsenal wonderful service, he needs a fresh start but unfortunately we have a board that will not leave the club and says the decision is down to him. it is an uncomfortable limbo andi him. it is an uncomfortable limbo and i would like to see a statement from arsenal sooner rather than later clarifying the position because the unhappiness is no good for anyone. because the unhappiness is no good for anyone. manchester city have been fined 35 thousand pounds by the fa for an anti—doping rule violation. the club admitted a charge of failing to inform authorities of their ‘club whereabouts' information. which is used to help facilitate drug—testing. a second ballot is being held on whether to admit female members to muir

. >>> while the president vows to increase the country's nuclear arsenal in a show of strength, putting the u.s., quote, at the top of the pack. >>> details on the pope calling out what he calls hypocritical catholics. >>> why indiana may be the luckiest state of all. >>> inside the once scandalous mansion. >>> and ellen degeneres gives an entire high school senior class the gift of a lifetime. >>> "early today" starts right now. good morning, i'm gigi stone woods. >>> a new controversy is embroiling the trump administration this morning. it alleged campaign associates for the trump team had contact with russian operatives during the campaign. the exchange happened between a white house official and fbi deputy director andrew mccabe in a west wing hallway and mccabe declined to discuss the situation outright. the associated press reports the person in question is reince priebus, not confirmed by nbc news. >>> the president doubles down on his desire to beef up the nation's nuclear arsenal. he wants to expand the country's nukes and make clear the u.s. is quote the top of the pack. u.s.

. >>> while the president vows to increase the country's nuclear arsenal in a show of strength, putting the u.s., quote, at the top of the pack. >>> details on the pope calling out what he calls hypocritical catholics. >>> why indiana may be the luckiest state of all. >>> inside the once scandalous mansion. >>> and ellen degeneres gives an entire high school senior class the gift of a lifetime. >>> "early today" starts right now. od woods. >>> a new controversy is embroiling the trump administration this morning. it alleged campaign associates for the trump team had contact with russian operatives during the campaign. the exchange happened between a white house official and fbi deputy director andrew mccabe in a west wing hallway and mccabe declined to discuss the situation outright. the associated press reports the person in question is reince priebus, not confirmed by nbc news. >>> the president doubles down on his desire to beef up the nation's nuclear arsenal. he wants to expand the country's nukes and make clear the u.s. is quote the top of the pack. u.s. officials were dispatched

over manager arsene wenger‘s future. former arsenal and england striker ian wright thinks this will be wenger‘s last season in charge i was with the boss last night. if i am going to be honest, i get the impression that i think, that's it. i genuinely believe you know, i was with him for a few hours last night and we were talking, he didn't say i'm leaving at the end of the season, but i get the impression, looking at him, that's it. i think that that's it. he mentioned when we we re that that's it. he mentioned when we were talking last night that he is coming to the end. i have never heard him say that. i have never heard him say that. the big game of the day is the late kick off at anfield where out—of—form liverpool take on second—place spurs. and after a string of poor results, the reds boss knows his side will have to improve to stay in the race for a champions league qualifying place. that's the best thing, the best news in football, you have the opportunity really to win the next game, and the next game i

to football, and chelsea are a big step closer to winning the premier league, after beating arsenal 3—1 at stamford bridge. they were helped to victory with a stunning solo goalfrom eden hazard. patrick gearey watched the action. it must cost enough to furnish chelsea's changing room, let alone fill it. they shop at the high—end of the football market. but gold's one thing. to be champions you need granit, too. the substance that makes you win that header and, crucially, when the next one. goal to alberto moreno. edwin hazard pondered them further. the defending careless, the dribbling flawless and the finish, priceless. arsene wenger banished to the stands by the fa, and forced to radio in order to team operating on different wavelengths. 3—0, embarrassing, it seemed, for everyone. by the time 0livier giroud scored for the goners, they knew it was too late. they did not catch chelsea, but then, can anyone? —— the gunners. the six nations rugby is under way — with defending champions england playing france at twickenham. earlier scotland pulled off a surprise win against i

. >>> while the president vows to increase the country's nuclear arsenal in a show of strength, putting the u.s., quote, at the top of the pack. >>> details on the pope calling out what he calls hypocritical catholics. >>> plus, inside the once scandalous mansion with ties to the kennedys. >>> and ellen degeneres gives an entire high school senior class the gift of a lifetime. >>> "early today" starts right now. good morning, i'm gigi stone woods. >>> a new controversy is engulfing the trump administration this morning. we are learning of report as white house official asked the fbi to knock down details of a new york times article. it alleged campaign associates for the trump team had contact with russian operatives during the presidential campaign. a government source tells nbc news the exchange happened between a white house official and fbi deputy director andrew mccabe in a west wing hallway and mccabe declined to discuss the matter outright. the associated press reports the person in question is chief of staff reince priebus, not confirmed by nbc news. the white house has yet to c

yes arsenal in champions league action and arsene wenger not happy to be reminded really that they've got a poor record in the knock—out stages. the last six seasons they have failed to get past the last 16. they will be sick of the sight of bayern munich. bayern munich are seven points clear at the top of the bundesliga. despite their poor record arsene wenger saying there is no reason they can't put it right. wenger saying there is no reason they can't put it rightlj wenger saying there is no reason they can't put it right. i feel we have the experience. we play against a bayern side every year the every year the same target is to win the champions league and when you look at their record they are always basically in the last four. so it's a massive challenge, but i think we are capable of dealing with it. all the build—up and commentary for you on 5 live sport. a former sunderland striker in the premier league. he has been told he has unethical hair. i don't know what you make of that. i think it is a three. i'm not quite sure. he's one of a0 players to have been found guilty o

especially to arsenal fans. they make their views known after every match and arsene wenger said they need to be more united like the supporters of spurs. some arsenal fa ns supporters of spurs. some arsenal fans have been saying it is time to 90, fans have been saying it is time to go, with arsene wenger in the last year of his contract. once again, thank you for taking care about my future. but that's not the most important you know. my future is in front of me every time i make a half turn. so what is important for me is that arsenal football club goes well andl that arsenal football club goes well and i dedicate energy for the club to do well. his comments after back—to—back premier league deneats and a 3—1 defeat to chelsea leaves them 12 points behind in the title race. the wenger out brigade were out after that match and so is the long goodbye nearing its end? you have some hair—raising pictures from chile. i haven't seen them yet, but it sounds horrendous. yes, an austrian man breaking his own do

either arsenal or sutton united will ta ke either arsenal or sutton united will take on the nonleague team in the quarter—final. and we speak exclusively to the actress angelina jolie about the film she's made about the horrors of the khmer rouge

. >> el arsenal consiguiÓ la victoria, cediÓ el primer cara a cara para el combate entre saÚl el canelo Álvarez y chávez jr. eso y mÁs despuÉs de la pausa. no le cambiÉ. regresamos mÁs rápido que inmediatamente. maria:durante el fin de semana el presidente, dijo que esta semana, harÁ algo sobre inmigraciÓn que dejarÁ impresionado, el pueblo estadounidense, rafael sÁnchez cruz, nos amplÍa la informaciÓn. rafael: entre crÍticas, el presidente prometiÓ impresionar al pueblo, estadounidense esta semana, con un prÓximo cambio en el tema de inmigraciÓn. creo que estarÁn impresionados, vamos a ver que pasa, tendremos que mantener nuestro paÍs seguro. grupos dicen estar a la defensiva. >> en la fuerte voz que se levanten contra, que veamos en cada estado, que veamos los fiscales, obstruir la implementaciÓn de esas órdenes ejecutivas. grupos que abogan por los derechos de la comunidad emigrante, dicen que ahora mÁs que nunca es crucial que las personas se mantengan informados, y que conozcan sus derechos. el derecho de permanecer casado, pero abriÓ la puerta y el no tener

bayern munich five, arsenal won. it looks like arsenal will be going out at this stage, as they have done for several years. this stage, as they have done for severalyears. remember, this stage, as they have done for several years. remember, it this stage, as they have done for severalyears. remember, it is this stage, as they have done for several years. remember, it is two legs, but arsenal have a lot of work to do. still to come: in malaysia, a woman's been arrested in connection with the killing of the north korean's half brother. we've a report from the scene of the murder. they've sacrificed part of their pensions to save theirjobs. thousands of tata steelworkers in the uk have agreed to move from a final salary pension to a less generous scheme in return for a one billion pound investment in the company and a commitment onjobs. unions called it a tough decision but the "only viable way" to secure the future. from port talbot, here's our wales correspondent sian lloyd. you've got to play it safe now and again.

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arsene wenger makes three changes. theo walcott comes into the starting line—up in place of 0livier giroud. alex 0xlade—chamberlain replaces the injured aaron ramsey in the heart of midfield. and is building ahead of the start of this year's six nations championship. the question is, can anyone stop the winning streak of eddiejones' england? winning streak of eddiejones' england ? they winning streak of eddiejones' england? they host france at twickenham later, where we find our sports correspond. andy, so much to look forward to, but i think there might bea look forward to, but i think there might be a shot at murrayfield later on, when scotland host ireland. what do you think? it will be very interesting. just a few hours to go until the six nations gets underway at murrayfield. as you say, scotland against ireland. ireland are widely seen, along with england, as the favourites for this year's six nations championship, but they do have some problems. they are without their fly half have some problems. they are wi

he cut our arsenals and the russian arsenals by 50% and set us on the path we're on today. if donald trump really wants to govern in the reagan tradition, that's the way he should be tilting. >> is your biggest fear, joe, that north korea and its efforts to acquire nuclear weapons? >> north korea is certainly a flash point and its assassination of kim jong-un's half brother using vx, a chemical agent to do it, is another sign of how unstable this country is and how on the brink they are. so, yes, north korea doesn't have many nuclear weapons. maybe 10, maybe 15. we have 5,000 nuclear weapons in our stockpile. but they might be on the verge of using some of those nuclear weapons. we're coming up to a tense period where we're going to have south korean and u.s. military exercises in the region. look for a north korean provocation. this will be a test of donald trump's ability to govern with a steady hand. >> also from your article you say there's 15,000 nuclear weapons. the u.s. and russia have almost 95% of them. joe, great to have you on. appreciate your time, joe. thank yo