it's a south coast affair, with brighton hosting bournemouth. brighton's australian goalkeeper, matthew ryan, is one reason the hosts are as high as 12th in their first season in the league. they're problem is scoring goals, just two in the whole of december, while bournemouth arrive just 2 points above the relegation zone despite their morale boosting win over everton, on saturday. manchester united managerjose mourinho, says he has problems ahead of today's premier league game at everton. united have slipped to third after a run of three draws. mourinho has to contend with injuries to romelu lukaku, and zlatan ibrahimovic, as well as, ashley young beginning a three match ban. we have problems. difficulty to rotate players. the fact that we do not claim the capital cup semifinal is a good thing for us because we have no players to play these extra possible matches injanuary. now we have to cope with everton and derby county. in the efa cup derby next weekend.

they beat bournemouth 3—0 in september with sanchez only involved as a late substitute. they could not claim going behi% but after the interval they came to put things right. after six minutes they got in front. that might have made arsenal feel more comfortable, given they have never lost to bournemouth. if they were complacent it proved costly as callum wilson continued his run of scoring every time he has faced arsenal. less than five minutes later, they were blown away. ayew with the first goal for bournemouth to lead them away from the relegation zone and pile yet more pressure on their manager. we make mistakes, that we cannot afford at that level. overall, from upstairs, we did not create enough chances. no alexis sanchez. i presume he was available? in the transfer period anything can happen at any minute. that is why i decided i wanted to focus on just the game. does it mean you think his situation will be resolved quickly? yes. do you know where he will end up? no. i don't know. the top two women's teams in the country manchester city and chelsea played out a t

bournemouth got out ofjail in injury timejust to bournemouth got out ofjail in injury time just to get a replay. wigan were unlucky. they only made one change. bournemouth made nearly eight changes. they got it back to 2-2. eight changes. they got it back to 2—2. paul cook, the wigan boss, was furious because they had a very good penalty shout turned down just before bournemouth‘s equaliser. that isa before bournemouth‘s equaliser. that is a big talking point after this game. bournemouth will have a replay, one they could do without.|j thought we had some good moments in that second half. we penned them in. you think we have got the quality to break them down, but they are tough nut to crack. we are pleased with our response and i thought we deserved the two goals that we got. we we re deserved the two goals that we got. we were slightly unfortunate not to nick them. the first type of the day was a bit of a stinker. leicester, did they make lots of changes? they made eight and it almost cost them. fleetwood town deserved to win this game. credit to them for the fact it was a poor

bournemouth were hoping to salvage something. it was a shame the final note was an ugly one of such an entertaining game. ping—pong football in the box and the points were shared. what became at times a fairly open game against a very good bournemouth side that have got a lot of power and pace, i thought some of our attacking play was really good. certainly on chances and what you regard as clear—cut chances we had by far the better of the clear—cut chances. to come here at 2—2 after leading twice and having the best chances, hugely disappointing, and it feels like two points lost. when there is one goal in it, any team in the premier league can look uncomfortable with what's at stake and the home crowd can get nervous. i felt we were better coming from behind, chasing the game, we looked stronger. we were trying to win it at the end and that is a good sign, the players were going all out for three points. there are three games going on at the moment. half an hour left. no goals for liverpool in their visit to burnley. le

very close to upsetting bournemouth today, 2—2. close to upsetting bournemouth today, 2-2. they were so unlucky. credit to bournemouth for fighting back. they made eight changes. cardiff only made one pot wigan only made one change. it is a replay that bournemouth could do without. 5: “35? 55 ‘fiuéfi this 5535959 gall fi are fhis 5fi fiuéh this eifihéifl ssill fi are pleased with our this 5fi tiuéh this eitihéifl ssill fi are pleased with our response and we are pleased with our response and i thought we deserved the two goals that we got. i think we were unfortunate to not naked. no goals at carrow road. —— we were u nfortu nate not to at carrow road. —— we were unfortunate not to nick it. a couple of long range shots were going in at carrow road. it was quite a poor game. norwich went forward jacob murphy putting a shot wide. chelsea picked the back roads very wide for a throw in! the post match press conference will be a lot more exciting than the game after whatjose mourinho had to say last night about antonio conte. a poor game, 0—0, disappoin

west ham against bournemouth. west ham against bournemouth. it was an even game but the funny thing is, it was two goals in two minutes, bournemouth took the lead with fraser and thenjavier hernandez equalised for west ham, again, pretty fair reflection, even david moyes admitted it. let's see how the results have affected the top of the table. united close the gap and then they didn't because city were the winners but i suppose today's big winners are leicester. yes, left up to seventh. liverpool play on monday and spurs tomorrow so the pressure is on them, the race for the top four will be really close but it is the race to stay up at the bottom which will keep us interested towards the end of the season. stoke out of the relegation zone which is crucial for them. southampton going in, they play spurs and they lost 5—2 against them on boxing day. they have been struggling a lot recently. swansea play liverpool on monday. thanks, john. cardiff dropped points in their push for automatic promotion as they were held 0-0 for automatic promotion

on the website you can check out the latest on the brighton/ bournemouth match. also news of adrien silva's transfer from sporting lisbon to leicester — one of many to come in the january transfer window. we will have more for you throughout the afternoon. thank you, mike. the uk recycling industry says it doesn't know how to cope with a chinese ban on imports of plastic waste. britain has been sending up to 500,000 tonnes of plastic for recycling in china every year. but the trade has now been stopped. our environment analyst roger harrabin reports. when the dustmen wheel away the waist, it's a journey that often ends in china. about a quarter of oui’ ends in china. about a quarter of our waste plastic heads on boats to the east. now china has decided it doesn't want it any more and it's caused a huge new year headache for the uk's hard pressed recycling firms. it's a massive blow, i think it's a game changer for our industry. for decades we have been relying on the chinese market to recycle the surplus of materials we collect in the uk that we don't have th

what became at times a opening game against a very good bournemouth side that have got a lot of power and pace, i thought some of oui’ of power and pace, i thought some of our attacking play was really good. certainly on chances and what you regard as clear—cut chances we had by far the better of the clear—cut chances. to come here at 2—2 after leading twice and having the best chances, hugely disappointing and it feels like two points lost. when there is one goal in it, any team in there is one goal in it, any team in the premier league can look uncomfortable with what's at stake and the home crowd can get nervous, and the home crowd can get nervous, andl and the home crowd can get nervous, and i felt we were better coming from behind, chasing the game, we looked stronger. we were trying to win it at the end and that is a good sign, the players were going all out for three points. there are three games going on at the moment, 15 minutes gone in those. manchester united manager jose mourinho, says he has problems ahead of today's premier league game at everton. united have sli

but bournemouth are out. they lost at wigan athletic, of the third tier. callum elder sealed a 3—0 win. wigan won the trophy five years ago, when they were relegated from the premier league. it was a good performance from us tonight, playing against such strong opposition. bournemouth are an excellent team. it was always going to bea excellent team. it was always going to be a difficult game. we scored goals at the right time. it allows us goals at the right time. it allows us to score deep. it was a fantastic way, i think, us to score deep. it was a fantastic way, ithink, good us to score deep. it was a fantastic way, i think, good goals was to score and great to be through. way, i think, good goals was to score and great to be throughm was a tough evening. i don't think we played very well today, that is an understatement, when you get beaten 3—0. we are very disappointed. we felt in the second half we improved, and we had enough chances to get something from the game. at they scored two goals in quick succession and it got away from us. going back t

bournemouth hope to salvage something but it was such an entertaining game and a shame that the final note was ugly. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website and we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. more protesters have been killed in anti—government demonstrations in iran. state—run media says ten people have died in protests in the last week. president rouhani says people have the right to protest, but violence is unacceptable. rana rahimpourfrom the bbc‘s persian service has been telling us that the circumstances surrounding the deaths remain unclear. reports are almost impossible to verify because the internet is shut down. people say it takes half an hour to write a tweet so we haven't really received any footage and anything confirms almost impossible. state television said about ten people have been killed overnight, they say they were rioters and some of them were armed but it's impossible to find out. but protesters say they have been killed by government forces. i suppose the evidence that these are

they beat owners 3—0 in september with sanchez only involved as a late substitute. —— bournemouth. they could not claim a first half on his absence, shot on target easily saved. there was little he could do to encourage his side, but after the interval they came to put things right. six minutes they got in front. that might have made arsenal feel more co mforta ble, might have made arsenal feel more comfortable, given they have never lost to bournemouth. if they were complacently proved costly as callum wilson continued his run of scoring every time he has faced arsenal. less tha n every time he has faced arsenal. less than five minutes later, they we re less than five minutes later, they were blown away. ayew with the first goalfor were blown away. ayew with the first goal for bournemouth to lead them away from the relegation zone and pile yet more pressure on their manager. we make mistakes, that we cannot afford at that level. 0verall, from upstairs, we did not create enough chances. note alexis sanchez. i presume he was available? in the transfer period anything can happen at a

there was merely an upset at bournemouth. wiggin led 2—0 before things slip away. bournemouth fought back to force a replay. extra games at this time of yearcan force a replay. extra games at this time of year can feel like a headache. the linesman did recover. peterborough fought back to win 3—1. this was a january day for the blues and the cup. proof that magic still matters. three premier league teams are hoping to avoid an upset today... west ham are away at shrewbury town, where david moyes lost with everton in 2003... that game is live on bbc one... tottenham host afc wimbledon and holders arsenal are away to nottingham forest... while the early kick off between newport and leeds is on bbc one in wales at noon... that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. more coming up in the next hour. plans to create a new northern forest stretching from liverpool to hull have been announced by the government. it's providing £5.7 million to increase tree cover along a belt spanning manchester, leeds and bradford. the w

the opening game of the day was an entertaining derby and ended 2—2 between brighton and bournemouth. waving in the new year on the south coast. for many 2018 offers a clean slate. but for these sides their resolutions are as they wear, premier league survival. but after a festive workload the players are beginning to feel the strain. and the knock—on had to receive treatment in the warm up but proved later that his finishing was sharp. bright and proved later that his finishing was sharp. brightand had proved later that his finishing was sharp. bright and had a great start, bournemouth equalised half an hour in against the run of play from steve cook. but still the home side continued to dominate starting the second half as they did the first. this time glenn murray on the end of the powers from izquierdo. brighton ahead again. the winner should have been secured by izquierdo, but he did not finish. bournemouth hope to salvage something but for such an entertaining game it was a shame that the final mode was ugly. ping—pong football in the box. elsewhere leicester city beat hudde

it's a south coast affair, with brighton hosting bournemouth. brighton's australian goalkeeper, matthew ryan, is one reason the hosts are as high as 12th in their first season in the league. they're problem is scoring goals, just two in the whole of december, while bournemouth arrive just 2 points above the relegation zone despite their morale boosting win over everton, on saturday. manchester united managerjose mourinho, says he has problems ahead of today's premier league game at everton. united have slipped to third after a run of three draws. mourinho has to contend with injuries to romelu lukaku, and zlatan ibrahimovic, as well as, ashley young beginning a three match ban. we have problems. difficulty to rotate players. the fact that we do not claim the capital cup semifinal is a good thing for us because we have no players to play these extra possible matches injanuary. now we have to cope with everton and derby county. in the efa cup derby next weekend. —— that is in the fa cup next weekend. liverpool can stretch their unbeaten run to

there was clearly an upset at bournemouth. wigan won the cup five years ago and are now in the third tier. they led 2-0 are now in the third tier. they led 2—0 before things slipped away. bournemouth battled back to force a replay. extra games at this time of year can feel like a headache. the linesman at aston villa did a cover and so did the underdog. from one goal down, peterborough battled back to win 3—1. this was a january day for the blues in the cup and proof that the magic still matters. shrewsbury town against west ham united is live on bbc one. the early kick—off, the first match of the day, just 40 minutes away, newport cou nty day, just 40 minutes away, newport county against leeds united. it is on bbc one in wales. plans to create a new northern forest stretching from liverpool to hull have been announced by the government. it's providing £5.7 million to increase tree cover along a belt spanning manchester, leeds and bradford. the woodland trust is running the project, which will cost £500 million over 25

sunday's other game sees arsenal at bournemouth. in football, anything can happen. of course we could lose the title, because you never know what will happen. of course we could maintain our level. the consistency and the way we played. we have the chance. but we never know. we could go down for lack of confidence or we don't play very well. we will see. what they do, they do on an incredibly high level. david silva and kevin de bruyne. .. high level. david silva and kevin de bruyne... that's quality. obviously they enjoy what they're doing. they have the confidence that you have when you were 16 points or so. quite a nice football team. sunday's other game sees arsenal at bournemouth. the south coast club are just a point and place above the releagtion zone while arsenal need the points to help them narrow the gap between them and fifth placed totte n ha m. roger federer says his age helps take the pressure off as he heads into the australian open tipped to win. the swiss five—time champion won his first major title for five year

arsenal were defeated 2—1 by bournemouth and were without their star forward, alexis sanchez, whose future will be decided "in the next 48 hours" after he was left out of the team for sunday's 2—1 defeat at bournemouth, as natalie pirks reports. with just one win at anfield since 1981, liverpool represented a giant hurdle in manchester city's quest for stability, but they soon found out why. alex oxlade—chamberlain with a superb strike to do some early damage. city hit back, leroy sane getting the better of glorious carriers, at his near post, of all things. but it was city who were soon to have defensive nightmares. firmino got the better ofjohn stone to make it 2—1. minutes later, otamendi was pickpocketed by sadio mane to make it three. and when ederson cleared wildly, it was mohamed salah who would return to the fold with a bang. but in a remarkable match, city were not going to lie down, two quick goal sending jurgen klopp's heart rate through the roof. so far, so liverpool. butjurgen through the roof. so far, so liverpool. but jurgen klopp's through the roof. so far, so liverpo

he is on the side amongst four changes for them for the game here against bournemouth later. thank you for the moment from stamford bridge, mark scott. still to come on the programme — the scottish transfer window closes at midnight. will have the latest from our glasgow newsroom. and remember this man's transfer deadline day adventure five years ago? a wasted visit to london in front of the nation's press. we get peter 0demwingie's advice for players on transfer deadline day. before we get into the rest of the day's transfer news, let's have a look at the other stories around today. formula one has decided to stop using "grid girls" from the start of the next world championship season when it begins in march. the models used to conduct certain promotional tasks, usually wearing clothing heavily branded with sponsor logos. sean bratches, f1 managing director of commercial operations, said the custom is "clearly at odds with modern day societal norms". scotland have named their side to face wales in the opening match of the six nations on saturday. newcastle falcons' chris h

everton versus west brom and west ham versus bournemouth both finished i—i. southampton host spurs at 4pm this afternoon. celtic cruised into the scottish cup fifth round with a 5—0 thrashing of brechin city. the scottish premiership champions have had a three—week winter break, and looked refreshed at celtic park. brendan rodgers fielded a strong team, despite his opponents currently sitting bottom of scottish football's second tier, without a league win all season. saracens are still in with a chance of retaining their champions cup trophy, after beating northampton saints 62—14. the defending champions had to win against saint to have a chance of making the quarter—finals. but, they still need other results to go their way today if they are to make the last eight. scarlets have no such worries. they beat toulon to become the first welsh side to qualify for the quarter finals since 2012. bath and ospreys are out, though. there will be a new name on the masters trophy this evening with mark allen taking on kyren wilson. neither player has reached thi

as for the premier league football matches, it should be dry in bournemouth and liverpool. some brightness around. feeling cool but you can probably leave the umbrella at home. this evening, things turn interesting with 70 mile para gusts of wind across the north —— western isles, shetland. the system moves its way across england and wales, and clearing later on across scotla nd and clearing later on across scotland and northern ireland with some wintry showers heading in. to start monday morning, it won't be particularly cold first thing because of the rain and strong winds. but then the colder air sta rts winds. but then the colder air starts to dive its way in from the north—west. this setup takes us through at least to wednesday. we have the cold north westerly flow of air, a different feel. 0n the morning, lying surface water with some strong winds. 0nly slowly easing away from easter wind through the day. and a return to sunshine and wintry showers. you can see the snow showers across scotland, even to lower levels. sleek and snow across northern ireland. perhap

in the 93rd minute, bournemouth's blushes were saved. by steve cook, his second goal ina saved. by steve cook, his second goal in a week, his side's second 2-2 goal in a week, his side's second 2—2 draw in a week. and there was another draw, wolves against bottom of the league swansea, yet there we re of the league swansea, yet there were more sendings off than goals. the first was ugly, the second cynical. but whether ten against ten 01’ cynical. but whether ten against ten or 11 against 11, the wolves should have won this one. it ended 0—0, the result neither the promotion hopefuls nor the relegation scrap is wanted. northampton have ended their run of seven consecutive premiership defeats. the 22—19 win over gloucester at franklin's gardens. the visitors led for much of the match. gloucester earned a losing bonus point with tries the james hanson in addition to their own penalty try. just four points in it at welford road as leicester ended their losing run, they beat bottom of the table london irish. manu tuilagi with one of three leicester tries. elsewhere, there wa

there was nearly an upset at bournemouth. five years ago wigan won the cup, now they're in the third tier. they led 2—0 against their premier league opponents before things slipped away. bournemouth fought back to force a replay. but extra games at this time of year can feel like a headache. the linesman at villa did recover, and so did this underdog. from one goal down, peterborough fought back to win 3—1. this was a january day for the blues in the cup, and proved the magic still matters. for a full list of yesterday's results, head to the bbc sport website. three premier league teams are hoping to avoid an upset today. west ham are away at shrewsbury town, where david moyes lost with everton in 2003. tottenham host afc wimbledon, and holders arsenal are away to nottingham forest. philippe coutinho will become one of the most expensive footballers in history after barcelona agreed to pay up to £142 million for the liverpool forward. the brazilian has spent four and a half years at anfield, and liverpool have eventually

a bit of sunshine to be enjoyed in bournemouth. cloudy in liverpool. this is when we see the strong winds heating up, 70 mph, strong winds and heavy rain transfer eastwards across the country and into the early hours of the morning, they will be rattling the windows. cold air with wintry showers filtering in from the north—west. monday morning, most of us north—west. monday morning, most of us start date frost free but we will have strong winds. we have it set up as we start the working week. monday, strong winds and heavy rain, court slowly clearing to the east. —— slowly clearing. wintry showers, falling to slow even to lower levels in scotland and northern ireland. further west, sleet and snow over the higher ground but could have some thunder and lightning mixed in for lower ground. the tuesday, sunshine, heavy, wintry showers, and temperatures down, around 3—8. middle of the week, potential for disruptive weather. into thursday, this low pressure system is moving eastwards a ci’oss this low pressure system is moving eastwards across th

one point west ham moves them above bournemouth and they are level with newcastle and crystal palace might deem with a late penalty decision when tottenham we re late penalty decision when tottenham were certain they had won but a defeat would have been cool on west ham. a great second half. tottenham one, west ham one. in spain, the holders barcelona drew 1—all at celta vigo in the opening leg of their last 16 copa del rey tie. real madrid eased to a 3—0 win at second tier numancia where gareth bale was among the goals. elsewhere, leganes and levante also picked up wins ahead of the return legs. the liverpool and egypt win mohammed salah has been named footballer of the year in the capital of ghana, accra. mohammed salah scored 24 goals sincejoining accra. mohammed salah scored 24 goals since joining liverpool at the start of the season. he adds this award to the bbc african football of the year trophy he picked up last month. iam very i am very happy and very proud to win the award. it is the first time for me to win it. i'm very happy and very proud to share this moment with m

there was an entertaining 2—2 draw between brighton and bournemouth with the hosts twice leading through goals from anthony knockaert and glenn murray. but the cherries struck back both times, with callum wilson earning a point that lifts them three clear of the relegation zone. at the hopman cup, in australia, japan and usa get the second round of group matches under way shortly. on monday, in group a, germany's angelique kerber overcame belgium's elise mertens, 7—6, 7—6 in a thrilling match at the annual team event in perth. the german, on her hopman cup debut, won the first set on a tie—break before racing to a 4—1 lead in the second. but mertens, who has always been a tough opponent, staged a thrilling comeback, including this defence of a kerber match—point, to eventually take her to another tie—break. but by then, kerber proved too strong, winning the tie—break 7—1 to claim the match in straight sets. following kerber‘s win, belgium needed a victory to tie the match. and david goffin provided just that, cruising past alexander zverev in straight sets, 6—3, 6—3

arsenal were beaten 2—1 at bournemouth in sunday's early kick off. despite falling behind, eddie howe‘s team recovered to score two goals in the space of four minutes through callum wilson and jordon ibe to lift themselves up four places to 13th, while arsene wenger who's side are winless over five games in all competitions, has said he would review the defeat in a harsh way. it was not good enough for us. we had to win the game and on the other hand, we changed and they did not concede. i believe that we made many m ista kes concede. i believe that we made many mistakes and that is what we paid. —— paid for. in spain's primera division barcelona came from 2—0 down at real sociedad to win 11—2 and reassert their 9 point lead at the top. the hosts were on course for a shock victory after finiding the net twice in the first half. but first, paulinho gave them hope when luis suarez set him up before the uruguayan himself got a double to put them in front. and then a lionel messi free—kick five minutes from the end completed the comeback. els

they'll play bournemouth or wigan in the fourth round. in france, radamel falcao scored an injury—time equaliser to claim a 2—2 draw for monaco against nice. but marseille leapfrogged them into second place, on the table by beating strasbourg 2 nil. india lost the key wicket of skipper virat kohli as south africa looked to seal a series victory in centurion. at the end of day four the tourists were on 35/3, still needing another 252 runs to seal an unlikely victory. an innings of 80 from ab devilliers and a half century from dean elgar helped the proteas to set a target of 287 for india to level the series. the british heavyweight boxer, anthonyjoshua, said it was an honour to be sat next to his fellow world championjoseph parker. but that was about the only compliment he paid the new zealander, as the pair announced their unification bout. the fight, in cardiff on march the 31st, will uninyoshua's wba and ibf belts with the parker's wbo title. mike costello reports. anthonyjoshua still anthony joshua still in anthonyjoshua still in f

in his spare time he freely gave himself to a local education trust in the bournemouth area. he helped with their marketing and finances because he had this love of educating children. his husband has expressed his devastation at the loss of guy hedger, but also so too today that educational trust have said they have great regrets about this case because guy hedger to them was a kind, gentle caring man, who lived for these children. do we know why the two targeted guy hedger? we don't. kevin downton and jason baccus were career burglars but we have no idea, because they denied all charges, as to why they targeted the house on that night. earlier in the evening they had driving around in the area, but for some reason they left that area, went toburgle a commercial property, that same evening, got away with a few things there, and came back to guy hedger‘s house, but to do so they had to pass through many other very expensive looking houses in this suburb of the bournemouth area. we don't know why, the police don't know why that particular house was targeted. nor do we know w

hernndez entr de cambio y le di el empate al west ham united que estaba cayendo en casa frente al bournemouth... por cierto se dice que bien pudo ser su ltimo juego con los hammers, ya que se rumora que se ir al besiktas del ftbol en turqua... solo cinco goles en la temporada... ahora pasamos al emparrillado... partido de campeonato de la conferencia nacional... los vikings visitaron a los eagles... unos vikingos buscando ser el primer equipo en la historia en jugar el super tazon en su propio estadio... case keenum... pase de 25 yds para rudolph... prxima serie ofensiva... robinson con el 'pick six' 50 yds... partido empatado... 2do. nick foles... jeffery 53 yds... touchdown... 3er. pase para smith 41 yds... 31 a 7... 4to. pase para jeffery 4 yds... foles 352 yds 3 tds pizarra final 38 a 7... filadelfia regresa al super bowl por tercera vez y primera desde 2005... ahora pasamos al emparrillado... vaya partido de campeonato de conferencia americana en nueva inglaterra... una excelente segunda mitad de los patriots... para sobreponerse a unos jaguars que jugaron como digno candidato en estos p

and in recent games we felt hard done by, against newcastle, certainly against bournemouth in the last game, and today we were rewarded for keeping at it and, sort of, just being diligent and not giving up. crystal palace also came from a goal down to win 2—1 at southampton. luka mili—voyavitch scored the winner for roy hodgson‘s side with ten minutes remaining, taking them up three places to 14th, while the saints drop two spots to 17th. it seems the new year is not bringing good news for men's tennis. the latest casualty is former world number one andy murray. he posted this picture of himself as a young schoolboy, along with the news that he is pulling out of this week's brisbane international tournament. he says he may have to consider surgery because of the persistent hip injury that's kept him out of action for the last six months. murray said that he'd played a number of practice sets and didn't feel like he was back to his best and able to compete. he says he's now faced with two options, to either continue his rehab or undergo surgery. but he says the chances of the surg

first leg of arsenal ‘s semifinal in the league cup against chelsea, and a premier league match away at bournemouth. in a separate case he has been asked to his observations about things he said about the festive period relating to penalty decisions. at the moment he seems to be suggesting the recent kind of conspiracy against arsenal, he really doesn't seem to be a happy bunny. he has form for the last season, he served a a—game touchline ban season, he served a a—game touchline ba n after season, he served a a—game touchline ban after swearing at anthony taylor during a home game against burnley and calling him dishonest, though not a happy bunny at the moment! the first of the paralympic gb athletes have been select today to the winter games atjohn chang which the beginning of march. kelly gallagher has been left out of the team but could yet go as their chasers will be reallocated at the end of the month. six representatives were planned scheme, including two guys have been named, three snowboarders. kate grey has been at the snow centre to meet the team. with just 62 days until the start

first leg of their semifinal in the league cup against chelsea, and a premier league match away at bournemouth. in a separate casey has been asked for his observations about things he said around the festive period relating to penalty decisions —— separate case he has been asked for top arsene wenger seems to be suggesting there is a conspiracy against arsenal and he's not a happy bunny for top last year he served a four—game touchline ban after swearing at anthony taylor and calling him dishonest. the third day of the final ashes test of the series gets underway shortly. 0ur reporter patrick gearey is in sydney covering this one for us. patrick, it's fair to say australia have seized the advantage in this test helped along by usman khawaja and steve smith? yes, they have two set batsmen, usman khawaja is closing in on his century, after a quite serious. steve smith has now passed 6000 test i’u ns steve smith has now passed 6000 test runs “— steve smith has now passed 6000 test runs —— after a quiet series. england had made early breakthroughs, getting rid of cameron bancroft,

goalless draw at molineux, while wigan, top of league one, look to cause an upset against premier league bournemouth. let's get the latest from the first tennis grand slam of the year. day three at the australian open britain's kyle edmund is still going strong. he's into the third round in melbourne for the first time. alex gulrajani reports. shade is seldom found on the outside courts in melbourne but maybe this is kyle edmund's moment to embrace the limelight, with andy murray out injured, he gave an early indication he belongs in grand slams. he raced to ta ke he belongs in grand slams. he raced to take the first set inside half an hour. the place seemingly too much for his opponent, a medical time out needed but it didn't help. nothing could stop the british number two on his quest towards the third round. the second set wrapped up in quick fashion before the victory was sealed. a quick work—out in the australian sun and great preparation for his next game on friday when the temperature and pressure will step up. nick kyrgios beat victor troicki in the second round but british umpire james ke

if you are off to watch the premier league, it should be dry in bournemouth and liverpool with a few glimpses of blue sky to be enjoyed. as we move through this evening, the main thing you will notice is that wins picking up. wind. the band of rain track eastwards a cross wind. the band of rain track eastwards across all of the country. there will be a lot of low—lying surface water on monday morning but we will see colder conditions moving in from the north—western that sets us in from the north—western that sets us upfora in from the north—western that sets us up for a chilly few days, especially in the first part of the week. a westerly flow bringing sleet and snow showers across parts of scotland, even to lower levels. further south, it will be mostly over high ground that we see it. heavy showers, hail and thunder after the main band of heavy showers and rain. temperatures will be falling through the course of monday but it won't be until tuesday that we see the colder air moving in. sleet and snow over parts of scotland, north—west england. further south, maybe over t

reports that bangladesh and myanmar have agreed on a two-year timeline to repatriate rohingya's back to bournemouth -- back to myanmar. for the editors at the guardian newspaper is a bad deal worsened by haste. the paper says refugees must not be forced to go back to a country that has been well known to have persecuted them for several months. the guardian says those responsible for that persecution must first be brought to justice and they call on international donors to try and convince both sides to scrap this deal or at least delay it. genie: many people have been jumping to the defense of a hollywood comedian named aziz ansari. >> it seems to be marking a turning point in the movement. it dates back to the weekend when an ominous woman penned a viral piece. in it she recounts how the netflix star and self-professed woke feminist essentially cuesed clear nonverbal during a date sexually pressuring her and then breaking it off when she did say no. for misogynists this is a case porn.venge corn -- genie: people are saying this expose has derailed the me too movement. >> that's according to misog

arsenal reacted to last week's defeat to bournemouth by destroying crystal palace a—1. all their goals came in the first 22 minutes, although they are still some way off the champions league places. and stoke city responded to new manager paul lambert with their first win for nearly a month. 2—0 against huddersfield, which means they're out of the relegation zone. elsewhere, leicester are up to seventh after beating watford, everton versus west brom and west ham versus bournemouth both finished 1—1. southampton hosts spurs later today. celtic cruised into the scottish cup fifth round with a 5—0 thrashing of brechin city. the scottish premiership champions have had a three—week winter break, and looked refreshed at celtic park. brendan rodgers fielded a strong team, despite his opponents currently sitting bottom of scottish football's second tier, without a league win all season. saracens are still in with a chance of retaining their champions cup trophy, after beating northampton saints 62—1a. the defending champions had to win against saint to have a chance o

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everton versus west brom and west ham versus bournemouth both finished 1—all. southampton hosts spurs later today. celtic cruised into the scottish cup fifth round with a 5—nil thrashing of brechin city. the scottish premiership champions have had a 3—week winter break, and looked refreshed at celtic park. brendan rodgers fielded a strong team, despite his opponents currently sitting bottom of scottish football's second tier, without a league win all season. saracens are still in with a chance of retaining their champions cup trophy, after beating northampton saints 62—1a. the defending champions had to win against saint to have a chance of making the quarterfinals. but they still need other results to go their way today if they are to make the last eight. scarlets have no such worries. they beat toulon to become the first welsh side to qualify for the quarter finals since 2012. bath and 0spreys are out though. england's ross fisher is tied for the lead heading into the final day of the abu dhabi international, with rory mcilroy also in contention. mcilro

they beat premier league side bournemouth — sam morsey gave them the lead inside 10 minutes and they never looked back. their reward for the 3 nil win is a fourth round home tie against west ham. it was a good performance for us tonight, playing in such a good opposition. bournemouth, playing a good game, scoring goals of the right time, it allowed us to defend deep, pushing back, the lads, it was a fantastic game, goals frost to score, great to be in it. swansea, who are bottom of the premier league, beat wolves who are top of the championship — 2—1 thanks in part to a fanstastic goal from jordan ayew. swansea face league 2 notts county side away next. theo walcott is the second signing of the january transfer window. he is believed to have cost £20 million. ben stokes says he's "extremely delighted" to be available for selection again for england. the ecb say he is available for their tour of new zealand. their decision comes just 2 days after he was charged with affray following an incident outside a nightclub in bristol last september. he was left out of the ashes tour becau

everton versus west brom and west ham versus bournemouth both finished 1—all. southampton hosts spurs later today. celtic cruised into the scottish cup fifth round with a 5—nil thrashing of brechin city. the scottish premiership champions have had a 3—week winter break, and looked refreshed at celtic park. brendan rodgers fielded a strong team, despite his opponents currently sitting bottom of scottish football‘s second tier, without a league win all season. saracens are still in with a chance of retaining their champions cup trophy, after beating northampton saints 62—14. the defending champions had to win against saint to have a chance of making the quarterfinals. but they still need other results to go their way today if they are to make the last eight. scarlets have no such worries. they beat toulon to become the first welsh side to qualify for the quarter finals since 2012. bath and 05preys are out though. england‘s ross fisher is tied for the lead heading into the final day of the abu dhabi international, with rory mcilroy also in contention. mc

well things were a lot clearer as league one leaders wigan shocked bournemouth of the premier league with a comfortable 3—0 win — they'll take on another top flight side, west ham in the fourth round. in the night's other game swansea beat wolves 2—1. and you can watch the highlights of both games on the bbc briefly, ben stokes is back for england, the england cricket team and some people really unhappy about that? the ecb has made a choice that has drawn plenty of criticism... ben stokes as we know was not considered for england's ashes tour defeat because he was under police investigation following an incident outside of a bristol nightclub back in september of last year. but a few days ago, stokes was charged with affray but the ecb have decided to bring him back. it's likely he'll play in their series in new zealand next month. former england captain nasser hussain saying in his newspaper column today that stokes should not have been brought back until his case had ended and all the details were known. england's head coach trevor bayliss, has given his view on the situation

there was merely an upset at bournemouth. five years ago wigan won the cup, now they're in the third tier. they led 2—0 against their premier league opponents before things looked away. bournemouth fought back to force a replay. but extra games at this time of year can feel like a headache. the linesman at villa did recover, and so did this underdog. from one goal down, peterborough fought back to win 3—1. this was a january day for the blues in the cup, and proved the magic still matters. 25 thais in all yesterday. you can see all the results on the bbc sport website. it all continues today with eight teams in action. championship side leeds travel to lead to newport county. they last met in 19119. elsewhere, three premier league teams in action. west ham at shrewsbury. david moyes at everton, he lost there in 2003. arsenal begin theircampaign in he lost there in 2003. arsenal begin their campaign in defence of the trophy away to nottingham forest. philippe coutinho will become one of the most expensive footballers in hi

we can up against bournemouth. phil neville appears to be moving closer to coaching the england women. the former manchester united and everton and england defender emerged as a surprise candidate to replace sacked mark sampson over the weekend. he's been speaking to radio five live this evening. i've got the opportunity if the talks come off that i can go to a world cup and be successful and have a chance of winning a world cup with a set of girls who are extremely driven, extremely professional. and i think in terms of my development as a coach, i think this is the bestjob that i could wish to ask for. what international football will allow me in between get—togethers and games, it will allow me to absolutely get my teeth stuck into learning the culture of the women's game. something i'm really excited about and looking forward to. theo walcott has completed his move to everton from arsenal 13 and half year deal. forward has had 12 years at the gunners. hejoined forward has had 12 years at the gunners. he joine

after bournemouth in round three, now they've seen off west ham. a 2—0 win on a day the hammers didn't show up. you couldn't have called us a premier league team today, a lot of young players got a chance but not many impressed me and i was disappointed with the senior players, they didn't help the young players on more as well. an extraordinary evening at anfield saw history made in moving pictures. first var ruled out west brom's goal and then it gave liverpool a penalty, which they missed. it's a new system on trial and still dividing opinion. the penalty was the bad decision, it went on and on and on and it wasn't difficult. it seemed to go upstairs and then they called him to have a look. if you've got someone up there with the evidence, make a decision. either stick with the referee and tell him he's wrong and let's crack on. i'm glad they got the decision is right but it needs tweaking. but it barely took the shine off a brilliant night for the baggies, a 3—2 win would have made him proud. they take pride in their history too at notts co

bournemouth and arsenal, that was a massive scoring game last time around, 3—3. and then the game of the day on sunday, liverpool against manchester city. mohamed salah back for liverpool. manchester city still unbeaten domestic league. will they lose a domestic game this time? two really exciting going forward. we look at the premier league table as well, let's see what those results have to things. chelsea are level on points with manchester united but with a game in hand. they will rue the draw with leicester. missed the chance to go above manchester united. tottenham hotspur, you can see how important that win is, it would take them level on points with liverpool. where it is really closes at the bottom. a win for west brom, though they are still in the relegation zone. swansea, 17 points, all the way up to newcastle in 14th, just six points separating them. you can see how important the late equaliser was for southampton. it is so close. all of these teams are still in trouble. just keeping a close eye on totte n ha m trouble. just keeping a close eye on tot

things were looking for miserable for bournemouth as well at home. 2—0 down to leaders wigan inside half an hour. but could 2013 winners hang on? nearly. in the 93rd minute, bournemouth‘s blushes were saved... by steve cook, his second goal in a week, his side's second 2—2 draw in a week. and there was another draw in the black country, wolves against bottom of the league swansea, yet there were more sendings off than goals. the first was ugly, the second cynical. but whether ten against ten or 11 against 11, wolves should have won this one. it ended 0—0, the result neither the promotion hopefuls nor the relegation scrap is wanted. hopefuls nor the relegation scrappers wanted. let's go back to stoke. robbie savage played under hughes at blackburn rovers and wales and he said that ultimately, queues would have saved stoke from relegation. premier league status for a club like stoke city is so important. they don't sack managers very often. they don't sack managers very often. they have had two or three managers in 20 years or something. so for them to sack him, obviously they though

meanwhile, arsenal were beaten 2—1 at bournemouth in sunday's early kick off. despite falling behind eddie howe's team recovered to score two goals in the space of four minutes through callum wilson and jordon ibe to lift themselves up four places to 13th, while arsene wenger who's side are winless over five games in all competitions has said he would review the defeat in a "harsh way" barcelona have bought back from 2—0 down away at sore dad. suarez scored twice to drive them into the lead against the basque side —— sociadad. sevilla were dealt a blow when relegation threatened alaves defeated them 1—0. india still trail south africa by 152 runs after day 2 of the second test in centurion despite an unbeaten 85 from captain virat kohli. india bowled the hosts out for 335 before lunch — ravi ashwin claiming four wickets. the visitors reached 183 for 5 at stumps as they look to level the three test series. the australian open starts in just under three hours' time with defending men's champion, roger federer, again one of the favourites. the 36—year�

because the temperatures are close to freezing, and it was two there, bournemouth, ten, but it is difficult to pinpoint exactly which pieces of snow will they were so it is virtually impossible. suffice to say it is across england today we will see that spell of rain and snow mixing at almost any time during the day. this evening, a snapshot from seven o'clock, temperatures starting to rise, so eventually what will have been snow will be rain and through the course of the night the temperatures will probably stabilise a little and it will stay above freezing, three, 4 degrees across the heart of the uk, close to double figures across the south. a bit of rain to wake us up in the morning for the southern counties, then that will be swiftly out of the way and a relatively bright day, a few showers here and there, breezy around the coast but on balance a much better day in terms of the weather overall for much of the country. on tuesday, big area of low pressure stretching a newfoundland, big area of low pressure stretching all j newfoundland, big area of low pressure stretching all 1’s“?

jac holmes, a former it workerfrom bournemouth, was just 21 when he first travelled to syria and his parents discovered his plans. as we went to move a bit of furniture, opened a drawer to make sure it was empty and found his flight confirmation. i had to leave the house pretty quickly because i was so angry with him. i had all these messages and missed calls and stuff. when i picked up the messages, it was jac and he said, "mum, i'm up a mountain. "i've crossed the border and i'm in syria." he spent two years fighting with the kurdish armed group the ypg, which has allowed many western volunteers to join its ranks. but fighting abroad with any militia, say british authorities, is against the law. morally, what was your stance on whatjac was doing? i thinkjac had always has had a sense of helping the underdog, helping people. morally, i don't have an issue if he has killed any daesh fighters, not at all. i think, if you speak to most people on the street, they would say the same. just days after the battle for the de facto is capital raqqa was over, jac was killed by a suicide belt l