—— liverpool has been. but i decided to use my own muscles. come on, liverpool! jun left to south korea on june ten. on, liverpool! jun left to south korea onjune ten. hisjourney on, liverpool! jun left to south korea onjune ten. his journey took him through parts of asia and europe and he‘s got the photos to prove it. eventually he and his bike made it. he hasn‘t decided how he‘ll get home and when he‘ll get there. hopefully liverpool give him lots of tickets. a reminder of our top story. chelsea have extended their lead to nine points at the top of the english premier league. antonio conte‘s team had to settle for a point at anfield against a much—improved liverpool. david luiz opened the scoring for chelsea before georginio wijnaldum levelled the scores at 1—1. 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 ea

we will start at anfield, and liverpool have their first will start at anfield, and liverpool have theirfirst premier will start at anfield, and liverpool have their first premier league win of 2017, eating spurs 2— nil this evening, giving them their first defeat in two months. for all liverpool managers, reminders of past glories are never too far away. the hopes of the current manager rest with keeping in touch with those above them. the way spurs have been playing of late, thatis spurs have been playing of late, that is perhaps as much as anyone could hope for. still, the pressures ofa could hope for. still, the pressures of a title challenge can do funny things. here, it was liverpool and that anfield crowd rising to it. the message, they still have plenty left to offer. if that was not clear enough, it only took two more minutes for that message to get even louder. if the manager was feeling any pressure, this was the release. the second was almost followed by a third, spurs' defending barely befitting a team challenging for the top, unbeaten in 11 games, but that run 110w top, unbeat

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

and of course we know he started well in this win over liverpool. it was back to basics, the tactics of last season. pressing the tactics of last season. pressing the opposition, the players really seemed to buy into it. jamie vardy said after the game that shakespeare had consulted the players on how to play. very much like the nigel pearson your add lustre, a regime very popular with the players. and i think craig shakespeare has a lot going for him. a huge game on saturday against hull city. he is taking the pre—match press conference on friday which suggests he will be taking charge of that game as well and if he does well he would be a massive favourite. after that it would be a massive favourite. after thatitis would be a massive favourite. after that it is a ten day break before their next match in the champions league and i guess that is when the owners could make a decision. but the owners will surely want to have a look around. are there any other names mentioned in connection with thejob? 0ther names mentioned in connection with the job

could it now inspire them against liverpool? well, it was some answer. leicester took a 3—0 lead before, as one, the fans rose in appreciation of ranieri. it was a spine tingling moment. leicester duly held on for a sorely needed win. after a tumultuous week, at last, once again, they have something to cheer. yes, leicester ended up winning 3—1, including two goals forjamie vardy. it is leicester's first league win of 2017 and lift them out of the relegation zone. as for the fans, their affection for claudio ranieri is still very clear indeed, but the owners, they will be breathing something of a sigh of relief. if leicester ca n something of a sigh of relief. if leicester can now stay in the premier league, dell argue all the turmoil of the last few days has been worth it. —— they will argue. thank you. andy swiss. newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments. here's emily maitlis... on newsnight tonight — the political backlash to that extraordinaryjohn major speech. iain duncan smith tells me the former prime minister sounds

it's at alder hey hospital in liverpool, where andy gill went to meet one of its first patients. felicity has a congenital condition that can cause tumours on her nerves. she had to have one in her neck removed as a baby. but that left her spine weak. she wears a brace all the time. if she didn't have the brace, what could happen? she would be at risk for becoming paralysed, so it's really important that that kind of keeps the spine stable right now, and she wears it all the time, every day. and the new operating theatre will help because felicity‘s so young. whereas this surgy wouldn't be as complex in an adult, whereas this surgery wouldn't be as complex in an adult, felicity's bones are so small and just millimetres thick. today, felicity's having a halo frame fitted to keep her neck stable. she's the first neurosurgery patient in alder hey's new hybrid operating theatre, where modern medical imaging and surgery can be carried out together. surgeons perforing complex operations like this need as much information as possible. where exactly is a tumour? where exactly should sc

liverpool to, tottenham mill. built to be the tightest game in the premier league, has turned out not to be that way. we will be back with sportsday at 7:30pm. —— 2—0 to liverpool against totte n ha m. good evening, for many of us, it has been a cold and raw day, still some snow in some faces as we head into the night. across some eastern counties of england, further snow over the peak district in the pennines. rain and sleet in other areas, wherever you are, temperatures close to freezing. 0ne or two icy stretches around as well as we head into sunday morning. the best of the sunshine probably reserved for the far north—west of scotland. for the rest of us, a lot of cloud, rain, sleet and snow, the focus for disruptive snow will be up over the higher part of the peak district are pennines. a bit drier across the south—east, the best of the sunshine across the far north—west. it will not be worn anywhere, temperatures struggling up to two, three degrees. the signs of spring, it will be a bit of a strug

this is about liverpool. this is the city that i've present or did represent for ukip. your- are ukip. your feelings are understandable as a merseyside ‘as ‘ as well but ‘as well but in terms of councillor as well but in terms of the party now, do you want to see ukip succeed or have you completely cut your ties with it? i have cut my ties with them. basically, i am no longer in ukip and that is all i have to say. so, if they don't win any seats, who will you be voting for on thursday, do you know? well, iam not for on thursday, do you know? well, i am not in stoke or copland. of course you are not. have you spoken to paul nuttall about this?” haven't. my resignation, publicly made aware today, it is done and over. made aware today, it is done and over. do you feel that you could still have a future as an electoral force question might of course, you know, ukip word definitive in a; us a; us the referendum and getting us the referendum and they hold seats up and down the country and that is all i am going to say. they have been a true force in british politics b

shaun walmsley is serving a life sentence for a fatal stabbing in liverpool in 2014. diana's life in fashion, and exhibition tracing the changing styles of the princess of wales, opens at kensington palace, featuring iconic outfits throughout her life. it will be time for sportsday in a moment, let's have a look at what is coming up. could ronald fiddler have been better monitored after his release from guantanamo bay in 2004? i will be speaking with the former security minister pauline neville jones. cressida dick becomes britain's top police officer, and in an hour, i will bejoined by police officer, and in an hour, i will be joined by a senior met officer to discuss some of the key challenges for the new head of the met. later this evening, we will be bringing you the current situation in south sudan and talking to aid agencies working there. that is all ahead on bbc news but for now, it is sportsday with john watson. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up tonight — the win that could kick—start their season — but what chance of leicester securing that in

was that hard for you to sell the idea of liverpool? >> well, this was much talked about. >> seth: okay. >> in our house. i was going to say something. i'm glad i didn't say it. it was much talked about, because we live so close to arsenal -- >> seth: a london team. >> that actually -- a big london team with a big tradition, and a lot of romance -- not that kind of romance -- [ light laughter ] sporting romance and history. and actually, when they score on a saturday, we're so close, we can hear them. and so, i thought i would give him an opportunity to support a team that i could walk hand in hand with my son, you know, a lump in my throat, a tear in my eye, proudly walking my boy through the streets of london. and i took him to a game when he was 5 years old, and i tried my hardest to cheer for arsenal. >> seth: yeah. >> a team i had never supported. and i just couldn't do it. >> seth: yeah. it's just not the same thing. i went to away here -- here, to america. i went to america. i came here to film a season of "homeland." i returned

earlier this week, and liverpool is very esteemed adult social care, liverpool adult social care director resigned saying frankly i can't be social services after two years. that's the absolute maximum. people are suffering and we are really only seen the tip of the iceberg. mr. speaker, what advice does the government have two the people of liverpool in this situation? >> it is bad enough for members who are within the chamber shout. those who are not absolutely should not do so. if a discourtesy to the house of commons. nothing more, nothing less. >> prime minister. >> well, he refers -- he refers to the question that i'm happy to say compared to 2010, 430 more nurses in the blackburn beast hospitals nhs. he then went on to talk about waiting time. waiting time cannot be initiated. where is it that you wait a week longer for an ammonia treatment but a week longer for heart disease treatment. tree into so you wait seven weeks longer for cataract treatment, 11 weeks longer for hernia treatment and 21 weeks longer for a hip operation. it's not in england. it is in wales. >> mr. speaker, my

liverpool's week, very esteemed adult social care -- liverpool's adult social care saying, resigned, frankly, i can't be social i can't see social services surviving after two years. that is the absolute maximum. people are suffering and we are only seeing the tip of the iceberg. mr. speaker, what advice does the government have to the people of liverpool in this situation? >> it is bad enough when members who are within the chamber shout. those who are not absolutely should not do so. if a discourtesy to the house of commons. nothing more, nothing less. please don't do it. prime minister. refers he refers -- he -- he refers in the early stage to blackburn. i'm happy to say that compared to 2010, there are one hundred 29 more hospital doctors and 413 more doctors in the blackburn lancashire hospital nhs trust. he then went on to talk about waiting times. waiting time can be an issue. where is it that you wait a week longer for a pneumonia treatment but wait a week longer for heart disease treatment? wait seven weeks longer for cataract treatment, 11 weeks longer for hernia treatment,

i understand they area of liverpool. i understand they are being held at separate police stations on merseyside and being questioned about the escape on suspicion of assisting an offender, it is not thought they are part of the group that at the hospital on the group that at the hospital on the day. police say they are still looking this shaun walmsley and the two men who were part of that escape effort and choose day. they are telling members of the public they should not approach walmsley if they see him, he is a dangerous criminal who was sentenced to life in prison with the minimum term of 30 years backin with the minimum term of 30 years back in 2015. merseyside police say they are combing cctv footage, they have released imagery of what happened here that afternoon in the hope that witnesses may come forward , hope that witnesses may come forward, because it was in broad daylight. i know plenty of people may have seen what happened. i should add that merseyside police say they are working not just with police force

leicester don't play until monday, at home to liverpool. in tomorrow's games, chelsea could go 11 points clear at the top of the table with a home win over swansea. sunday's manchester derby has been postponed because united are in the league cup final. just they could go 11 points clear at the top of the table quiz. they are doing a greatjob. a very compact defensively. very dangerous. we must play great attention tomorrow. the draw has been made for the last 16 of the europa league. manchester united — the only british side left in the competition — will play the russian side fc rostov. the first leg will be in russia on the 9th of march — four days before united play in the fa cup — and then they'll play at old trafford on the 16th. it's a 5000 mile trip. inverness will be hoping to climb off the foot of the scottish premiership when they play rangers this evening. they are currently two points behind 11th placed hamilton. rangers will remain third whatever the results. everyone else plays tomorrow. celtic — who play hamilton �

liverpool is pa rt actually happening now. liverpool is part of the same pilot scheme, we are actually allowed to retain some of our rates, our business rates. it is that about 50% and it will incrementally go up. what seems to be the case is the government, for some reason, has just be the case is the government, for some reason, hasjust allowed be the case is the government, for some reason, has just allowed that surrey can be part of this scheme and are allowed to raise or keep 50% of their business rates, which is around £200 million more than liverpool's business rates would be. so again, itjust smacks not only of insult to cities like liverpool and other northern cities, but i want to know, more importantly, when was this deal done and why was it done, frankly? what is your suspicion? it would be a huge embarrassment if a tory council, a flagship tory council were having to raise the council were having to raise the council tax by 15%. so government we re council tax by 15%. so government were intent on stopping that ha

liverpool's terrible start to 2017 has continued — they were beaten 2—0 at hull city. that's their fourth defeat in five league and cup games. it's a massive result for hull, though, who are down near the bottom trying to get out of the relegation zone. and they followed up their draw at manchester united in midweek with victory today — alfred n'diaye, signed on loan from villarreal, scoring on his city debut, before another loanee, oumar niasse, got the second late on. we gave them an opportunity, we made presents around the goals. we didn't score, but ourselves again under massive pressure being 1—o score, but ourselves again under massive pressure being 1—0 down. that is not now usually the biggest problem in the world because it happens in football but obviously with... yes, happens in football but obviously with. .. yes, with happens in football but obviously with... yes, with the last few weeks, when we couldn't get the results, it is not that easy. that is why you should try to do everything to avoid situations like this and to be as strong as you can from

and it's been confirmed in the last hour that liverpool midfielder adam lallana has agreed a new deal with the club which will run until 2020. he's scored ten goals for club and country so far this season. blackburn rovers have appointed tony mowbray as their new head coach. mowbray‘s been out of the game since the summer, when he left coventry. he moves to the championship side succeeding owen coyle, who left the club yesterday. blackburn are currently second bottom of the championship, three points from safety. rugby union's six nations championship returns this weekend. one player who won't be seeing any action is the england centre jonathan joseph, who's been left out of the squad preparing to face italy on sunday. he's played in all 15 matches under eddiejones but has returned to his club after being cut from the 2a man squad as the head coach rings the changes. elliot daly is favourite to start at outside centre, with ben te‘o also pushing for a starting berth. england will confirm their starting 15 on friday morning. one man who is in and making a return is the wales wing g

it includes support for an hs three rail project, connecting liverpool, manchester, leeds, sheffield and hull. it is part of public spending plans to reverse a system which labour says has disproportionally benefited london and the south—east. if we are to face the world after brexit, it means every part of the country needs to be prepared, and we need to put an end to the whitehall view that what is good for the city of london is good for the country as a whole. we will and should use legislation to make sure future governments will be charged with auditing their regional capital spend against economic need, and then reporting to parliament on the investment in balances, when they are excessive. it will be a barnett is like formula for the north. labour is absolutely committed to delivering hs3, a crossrailfor the north, and we will start right here in liverpool and connect the great cities of the north of england. we have some breaking news to bring you from the united states. president trump has begun treating. he often starts his day with taking to twitter, and he is talking ab

manchester united have whatjose mourinho liverpool. manchester united have what jose mourinho have liverpool. manchester united have whatjose mourinho have —— called a bad draw. they will play the russian side ben te'o will make side rostov. and ben te'o will make a start against italy. president trump has promised to carry out what he called one of the greatest military build—up in american history. in a speech to conservative activists, he said nobody would dare to question american military might ever again. let's listen to what he had to say. we are also putting in a massive budget request for our beloved military. and we will be substantially upgrading all of our military, all of our military. offensive, defensive, everything. bigger and better and stronger than ever before. and, hopefully, we will never have to use it. but nobody is going to mess with us, folks. nobody. it will be one of the greatest military build—ups in american history. nobody will dare question, as they have been, because we are very depleted, very, v

it's liverpool's first victory in the league in 2017. spurs remain nine points behind leaders, chelsea. this, all this being nervous, and all that stuff around. it could have happened is that we don't score in the first situation. but they were really positive. the crowd was fantastic. it was a realjoy to play here tonight. it was a wonderful, wonderful sign for the whole liverpool family. arsenal, meanwhile, are now level on points with spurs in second after a controversial win over hull city. they took the lead through alexis sanchez before half time but replays show the ball going in off his hand. the goal stood and he then added a late penalty to make it 2—0 to the gunners. we played resilient and focused and organised, but a little bit behind because we were under big pressure to win the game. they played well. we need to be focused until the end to get away with a positive result. you could see why we have made results against big teams recently. —— they. elsewhere, manchester united beat watford 2—0. middlesbrough drew 0�

" over the hillsborough tragedy. in liverpool quit, citing "crass insensitivity" over the hillsborough tragedy. reassuring words for the eu from the us vice president, mike pence, who describes america's commitment as steadfast and enduring. and what a night ahead for sutton united, as they host a mighty fa cup match tonight against arsenal at their south london stadium. and in sport later in the hour on bbc news, wheelchair rugby has had its appeal against a total funding cut rejected by uk sport. they received £3 million for the last paralympic cycle. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. nearly every local authority in england is planning to raise council taxes in the coming year, most of them by 5%, to help meet the rising cost of social care. but the local government association, which represents councils, has warned that deep cuts to other services will still have to be made because of the huge cost of looking after growing numbers of elderly and disabled people. here's our social affairs correspondent alison holt. yes, and you'll be fine. this is social care in act

they have been taking on liverpool at home. the last time i checked it was going well. it has been remarkable. they lead at home by 3—1. this was a team who had not scored a single league goal in the season so far in 2017. they have now scored three tonight. jamie vardy got two. drinkwater has also scored. liverpool have pulled one back, but as you can imagine, hard to explain how this has happened. leicester looked doomed. they were in the relegation zone following crystal palace's win over the weekend. they chose to get rid of claudio ranieri, but they are producing a wonderful performance tonight and they look like the leicester city of old. one question you have to ask is who will replace him? a lot of names have been linked with thejob. him? a lot of names have been linked with the job. roberta him? a lot of names have been linked with thejob. roberta mancini is one of those. —— roberto mancini. he has distanced himself from the job though. guus hiddink is also in the frame to come in as the new manager. craig shakespeare is in the hot seat at the moment foll

speaker, my question was about the comment from the man in liverpool and why the people of liverpool are having to suffer these great cut. liverpool is asked to meet the government on four occasions. the crisis is so bad that until yesterday, david hodge, the conservative leader of surrey county council, planned to hold a referendum for a 15% increase in council tax. and at the last minute, it was called off. can the prime minister tell the house whether or not a special deal was done for surrey? pm may: the decision as to whether or not to hold a referendum in syria is a matter for the local authority in surrey, a referendum in surrey is a matter for the local authority. the right honorable gentleman has raised the issue of social care, which we have exchanged before. as i have said before, we do need to find a long-term, sustainable solution for social care in this country. i recognize the short-term pressures. that is why we have enabled local authorities to put more money into social care. we have provided more money. over the next two years, 900 million more pounds will be avail

carole walker, bbc news, liverpool. our top story this evening: the rising cost of social care — local councils warn of cuts to public services and increases in council tax. coming up: iamat i am at sutton united were a squad of just i am at sutton united were a squad ofjust a small budget will take on the mightand ofjust a small budget will take on the might and the millions of arsenal in the fa cup. and sevens sports including wheelchair sport and badminton had theirfunding rejected by uk sport. a state of famine has been declared in parts of south sudan, the first to be announced in any part of the world since 2011. the government and the united nations report that around 100,000 people are currently affected, with another one million threatened in the coming months. south sudan is the world's newest country, having gained independence from sudan in 2011. but hopes of prosperity have been shattered by three years of civil war and economic collapse. alistair leithead has sent this report from the capital city, juba.

liverpool football clu b permanent staff. liverpool football club has banned journalists from the sun newspaper from covering club has banned journalists from the sun newspaperfrom covering all matches and press conferences at anfield. the decision was taken after discussions with the club and after discussions with the club and a campaign group opposed to the paper because of its coverage of the hillsborough disaster in 1989. more than 400 whales have beached on the coast of new zealand, one of the worst whale strandings ever seen in the country. volunteers in the community of farewell spit are racing to save and refloat them, but around 300 have already died, and time is running out for the rest. stranded, distressed and barely alive. volunteers have come from far and wide to save the whales beached in new zealand overnight. most of them were already dead. this is the third—largest mass stranding that we've recorded in our history and so it's a very large one, logistically it's a massive undertaking. the whales started st

we can speak to our correspondent in liverpool now. charlotte, is he giving any more detail as to how labour would fund this? well, we are waiting to hear that. it isa waiting to hear that. it is a gorgeous day here in liverpool, and hundreds of people had been queueing to see mr mcdonnell starred his speech. any moment now, he should get up in the conference centre. he has given us a sneak peak this morning, if you lined out of his speech, which shows us he is angry at the way he feels the way people in the south—east london benefit. he has not exactly set how they will fund that yet. there might be more legislation to get more infrastructure up here in the north, but he has given us an example of what he is angry about. he says crossrail‘s £14 billion price tag in the south is six times that of the north—east, and four times what your cherries getting, for example. he's a that is not good enough. he says what is good for people in london may not necessarily good for the north. he is on this regional road show, and the first st

gun crime in liverpool is on the rise. since last april there has been a 28% increase in shootings compared to the previous year. four men have been shot dead since last april. and there have been 79 incidents involving firearms leaving 27 people injured. police operations in the city are continuing in the light of the rise in gun crime. but the police say they cannot do it alone. they need the community to help them bring those responsible to justice. helena lee, bbc news. the defence secretary is warning that russia is using sustained cyber attacks to target democracy and infrastructure systems in the west. sir michael fallon says moscow is "weaponising misinformation" in an attempt to destabilise nato. 0ur correspondent daniel boettcher reports. attacks in cyberspace a risk to personal data, infrastructure and there are increasing concerns about there are increasing concerns about the dangers of what is being termed cyber warfare is a risk to national security. in a speech sir michael fallon has accused russia of carryi

he was serving a sentence in liverpool when this afternoon, as you say, he was on a scheduled hospital appointment at the entry university hospital, and the appointment was over and he and two prison officers were getting into a car to return to the prison when two men confronted them. it is said that they were armed with a gun and a knife and a threatened the prison officers and demanded that walmsley be released. all three then disappeared in a gold coloured volvo. we are told that neither prison officer was hurt in this incident, but the three men are now missing. it seems that this was probably a carefully planned operation by the other two accomplices? that is certainly the indication from what we are being called by merseyside police. now they have to find these three men. walmsley himself is described as six feet tall and dangerous. the police say he should not be approached under any circumstances. he was wearing dark clothing at the time. the man with the gun is described as having his face covered. he was wearing white shoes, grey tracksuit bottoms and a grey hoody with a dar

radio station in liverpool. his website was shown to him. ithink liverpool. his website was shown to him. i think we can show you a press release from his website. there were at least two along these lines, on which when he was commenting at various points over the last couple of years about the hillsborough disaster and the enquiry, you talked about the appalling tragedy when 96 liverpool fans were killed, including close, personalfriends of mine who lost their lives. he was asked about this by the dj, the presenter on radio city talk, who himself was at hillsborough on the day. it affects me every day and i didn't lose anybody that day. you said you lost a close personal friend, it is on your website.|j have not lost a close personal friend, i have lost someone i know. it is on your website. it is on your owfi it is on your website. it is on your own website, paul. that is absolutely... i am sorry, own website, paul. that is absolutely... lam sorry, i have not lost anyone who was a close personal friend, it wa

certainly, they beat liverpool at home, push chelsea at sta mford liverpool at home, push chelsea at stamford bridge not long ago. there is definitely an upturn under mark da silva, they just is definitely an upturn under mark da silva, theyjust have to find their form. let's hear from the burnley manager first after a struggle away from home for them so far this season. if you don't win on the road everyone presupposes they will beat you. i could feel it there tonight. it was nervy for them but we just lacked a cutting tonight. it was nervy for them but wejust lacked a cutting edge moments we have delivered many times. we didn't produce many in the final third. i was assured with my side and thought they looked assured. we will take on the next challenge as it comes. we need to continue to do our work, to keep focused on our organisation as well, obviously we have a lot of players out who are important players out who are important players for us. it is the same thing. today one point more, three points is better of course but our fight continues. in the late kick off watford hosted

the murderer, sean walmsley, was on a hospital visit in liverpool. officers say he's dangerous and the public should not approach him. we are going to be talking to carol very soon we are going to be talking to carol very soon with the weather, but first we have the papers. she's at kensington palace this morning at the exhibition of lady spencer princess diana's dresses, we will be there later and carol will be telling us all about storm doris. scary. we've had an early warning, we we re scary. we've had an early warning, we were told last week this could happen and the daily express front page this morning: we often say that about the front pages, either chaos or a weather bomb or something like that but it really will get bad over the next few days. i'm not sure about the name doris for a storm. it's not dangerous enough, it is too kind. certainly windy on the way to work this morning! front page of the times, lots of the papers have picked up on this picture. boris not doris. yes! jogging yesterday, it is his fitness regime we've been talking abo

we re terrible day when 96 liverpool fans were crushed to death in the hillsborough disaster. in 2015, hillsborough disaster and in 2015, before he left greater manchester police he was off duty walking through the park and found a man hanging virtually at the spot where he himself was to take his life the following the he himself was to take his life the following - the coroner said following year. the coroner said that she was satisfied that he had been visited by another bout of the depression which he had been suffering ever since the events of 2012 and she concluded they took his own life. dave guest, thank you. police are investigating the death of a ten—year—old boy at a branch of topshop in reading. he suffered serious head injuries in an incident involving shop furniture and died later in hospital. the death is being treated as unexplained but not suspicious. from reading, our correspondent duncan kennedy reports. this was the scene at top shop this morning. these pictures though it shuttered with security guards outside. inside, the lights were on, but it wasn't clear if

liverpool slipped to a 2—0 defeat at hull city, west ham won 3—1 at southampton. a harry kane penalty saw spurs beat middlesbrough to move three points clear of arsenal. there were also wins for watford and west bromwich albion. in the scottish premiership, rangers slipped to third after being held to a 1—1 draw against ross county. aberdeen are now second after beating partick. the day's only other victory was at fir park as hearts overcame ten—man motherwell 3—0. esmael goncalves scored twice, his first goals for the club. celtic could move 27 points clear at the top with a win — they face saintjohnstone tomorrow. jamie murray and dom inglot put great britain 2—1 up against canada with victory in saturday's davis cup doubles contest in ottawa. and that's all the sport for now. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. the weather on sunday across most of the uk is not looking too bad. there will be a lot of cloud around and one or two will be a lot of cloud around and one oi’ two showers will b

liverpool have their first premier league win of 2017... and in beating spurs 2—nil this evening they've handed the team second in the table their first defeat in two months. adam wild reports. for all liverpool managers, reminds of past glories are never far away. for now, the hopes ofjuergen klopp rest with keeping in touch with those above them. the way spurs have been playing of late, that is as much as anyone could hope for. still, the pressures of a title challenge can do funny things. here it was liverpool and the anfield crowd rising to it. a message that they still have plenty left to offer. if that wasn't clear enough, it took just two more offer. if that wasn't clear enough, it tookjust two more minutes offer. if that wasn't clear enough, it took just two more minutes for the message to get even louder. if juergen klopp was filling pressure, this was the release. the second was almost followed by a third. spurs defending, barely befitting a team challenging at the top. unbeaten in 11 games, but that run is coming to an end. the

they are not in a good run but liverpool have a very good run but liverpool have a very good players and for me, one of the best squads, not only in england, if not in europe. i'm they will be motivated and this is always a big match. six nations continues this weekend. the action beginning with ireland in rome to face italy before wales welcome england to cardiff. scotla nd scotland having beaten the french in paris in 1999. tiger woods has withdrawn from the next two events on the pga tour because of ongoing back spasms. he pulled out of the dubai desert classic this month and only returned to action in december following two back operations. that is all over now. he has also been ordered to pay the presidentjust under 2000 euros. his lawyer says the comedian will appeal. translation: the court has made a very dire technical error. it sees the entire thing as art but thenit sees the entire thing as art but then it starts to prohibit certain sentences from it and that is against article five of our constitution, the freedom of art. one cannot cut out certain parts of the painting be

for all the liverpool family. arsenal, meanwhile, are now level on points with spurs in second after a controversial win over hull city. they took the lead through alexis sanchez before half time but replays show the ball going in off his hand. the goal stood and he then added a late penalty to make it 2—0 to the gunners. elsewhere, manchester united beat watford. chelsea can go twelve points clear at the top of the table with victory at burnley. there's a big game at the bottom where swansea host leicester. both sides are just one point above the relegation zone. england's danny willett blew a three shot overnight lead and eventually had to settle for share of fifth place in the maybank championship in malaysia. last years us masters champion had five bogies and finished with a one over par final round 73. the tournament was won by paraguay‘s fabrizio zanotti who carded a stunning final round 63 to win by a shot from america's david lipsky. rugby league champions wigan made a winning start to their super leag

and another in liverpool, in scotla nd and another in liverpool, in scotland they've got schemes, companies like platforms in the south—east, all building these clusters of apartments. we will see a rental revolution where people have a choice. not saying that people have to rent or have to buy but it's a choice. telling consumers, if you want a professionally managed apartment that has other amenities, you can have that, if you want to rent a flat in a victorian house conversion in headingley, the familiar things that students rent, they might be cheaper, or if you can afford to own, what the government says is that they will create an array of ownership offers. it's about getting rid of that stigma and allowing more stuff to be built without the red tape and the current bureaucracy we see in the system. independent property analyst andrew teacher. more now on the report by mps which says that train passengers in britain are being let down by the way the government oversees the railways. the commons transport committee says customers are less and less satisfied with the service they get

he was serving his sentence in liverpool. he was serving a sentence in liverpool when this afternoon, as you say, he was on a scheduled hospital appointment at the entry university hospital, and the appointment was over and he and two prison officers were getting into a car to return to the prison when two men confronted them. it is said that they were armed with a gun and a knife and a threatened the prison officers and demanded that walmsley be released. all three then disappeared in a gold coloured volvo. we are told that neither prison officer was hurt in this incident, but the three men are now missing. this is outside source, live from the bbc newsroom. our top story: the white house says it is empowering agents so they can remove any document of immigrants convicted of even a minor offence. let's document of immigrants convicted of ever at minor offence. let's take document of immigrants convicted of ever at what‘ offence. let's take document of immigrants convicted of ever at what our ence. let's take covering today

have you -- at least, has your life now provided access to liverpool for your dad? have you, like, brought him to games and stuff? >> yeah, well, i -- no, i don't live in that country anymore. >> seth: yeah. >> that's -- i've moved -- >> seth: you've never visit? >> not really. i work all the time. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, that's right. you don't take vacations. >> yes, exa -- yeah. so, no, i've not taken him to see liverpool. >> seth: yeah. >> but i worry that even if i did, it would be just too visceral of an experience, of, "yeah, this is what i wanted my son to do." [ light laughter ] "and now i'm here, i feel it even keener than before." yeah. >> seth: i want to go back to trump for a second because one of the things is i feel like there's -- everything you could be afraid of in a trump presidency, a lot of those things have already happened. >> sure. >> seth: like attacking judges and -- >> yeah. >> seth: and things like that. >> yeah. >> seth: having phone calls with foreign leaders that go awry. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: is there something you're waiting fo

this evening is the game against liverpool, it will be the first game when ranieri isn't in charge. there is just the one thing that you will want to say. over to you, what do you want to say to ranieri? all: thank you! cheering time for a look at the weather. everything apart from the kitchen sink today, some rain, hail, snow, some sunshine has well and weather watchers have been doing us proud. this nice shot taken from the highlands. we will keep the variety going. hardly surprising with this satellite picture. areas of cloud producing heavy showers but some gaps in between, nailing down when the gaps are going to arrive is difficult. further wintry showers are likely overnight, moving east of england and wales. ice is a more widespread hazard over the uk when the wind is light. it will be cold, temperatures close to or below freezing, especially out of town. in the morning, some rain and feels no across the rest of scotland —— west of scotland. it will head south—east. ahead of that, a lot of sunshine, a bright and sunny start. the odd shower from the word go, even the odd

he oversaw a 3—1win over liverpool last night. it was their first over liverpool last night. it was theirfirst game over liverpool last night. it was their first game since the sacking of claudio ranieri last week and their first league of claudio ranieri last week and theirfirst league win of of claudio ranieri last week and their first league win of 2017. fans honoured them former manager with a peaceful march from the city centre to the stadium to show their gratitude. they rediscovered the form from last season, drink water with this great goal and two from jamie gardai who previously scored only five this season. leicester pull themselves out of the relegation zone. i think there's beena relegation zone. i think there's been a lot of unfair stuff written lately. you've seen a reaction from everyone. it's got fired up a good way to put a reaction on the pitch, which we've done. i think they were saying tonight in their performance that it wasn't about the manager, it was about us. we all thought from the outside it was a collective thing. maybe it was. their necks we re t

we it will be a very very difficult game, they are not in a good run, but liverpool have a very good player, for me one of the best squads, not only in england, if not in europe, and sure that they will be motivate, and because always liverpool. tottenham, it is always a big match. tottenham, it is always a big match. sheffield wednesday are still on course to reach, the play offs, at least, in the championship, after beating birmingham city. their spending in the transfer window is already paying off — that's new boyjordan rhodes, afterjust nine minutes, of his home debut. a special moment as he went off to celebrate with his dad who is the goalkeeping coach. further goals from another signing sam winnall, and adam reach sealed the win. in tennis great britain's women continue their fed cup campaign this morning. it's all rather complicated, but if they beat croatia in today's promotion play—off they'll progress to another play off. if they win that they'll get into the second of the world elite groups — that's the dream at the moment. so far it's going well — heather watson

moving on for the moment means preparing for monday's game against liverpool. leicester are still in the champions league, of course, but also now in a perilous scrap to stay in the premier. replacing the man who achieved the impossible may just be replacing the man who achieved the impossible mayjust be an impossible task. adam wild, bbc news. history has been made in rugby league's challenge cup. the toronto wolfpack have become the first canadian side to make it through to the fourth round. the full—time pros of the wolfpack, recruited from three continents, were playing their first competitive match against the west yorkshire amateur club siddal. and the sport's first transatlantic professional team did a professional job against spirited opposition, adam sidlow, who was playing for bradford bulls last season, going into the record books with the final try as toronto won 14—6. elsewhere, there were wins for whitehaven, haydock and keighly cougars. workington town are leading 16—6 away to newcastle thunder — that kicked offjust over half an hour ago.

it's liverpool's first victory in the league in 2017. spurs remain nine points behind leaders chelsea. this, all this being nervous, and all that stuff around. it could have happened is that we don't score in the first situation. but they were really positive. the crowd was fantastic. it was a realjoy to play here tonight. it was a wonderful, wonderful sign for the whole liverpool family. arsenal meanwhile, are now level on points with spurs in second after a controversial win over hull city. they took the lead through alexis sanchez before half time but replays show the ball going in off his hand. the goal stood and he then added a late penalty to make it 2—0 to the gunners. elsewhere manchester united beat watford 2—0. middlesbrough drew 0—0 with everton. stoke beat crystal palace one zero sunderland remain bottom after losing 4—0 to southampton and west brom scored a late equaliser to share the points with west ham, 2—2 it finished at the london stadium. there are two matches later today. chelsea can go 12 points clear at th