brighton went ahead early but they were 3—1 down at the break. romain saiss heading in the first of wolves three goals. but the home side were much better in the second half... an equaliser from the brighton captain lewis dunk enough to share the points. finally, arsenal are playing west brom with mikel arteta looking for his third win in a row after a poor run of form. they're leading 2—0, kieran tierney and bukayo saka with the goals for the gunners. --3-0. tottenham's former manager mauricio pochettino has been confirmed as the new boss of french champions paris saint germain. pochettino left spurs just over a year ago — and there's been plenty of speculation on where the argentinian would move, with a umber of top clubs having coveted his services. he made 70 appearances for psg as a player, and has signed a contract with the club untiljune 2022. as leads go, rangers are well placed to pip rivals celtic to the premiership title in scotland — 19 points their advantage now following victory over their glasgow rivals in the old firm derby

brighton went ahead early but they were 3—1 down at the break. romain saiss heading in the first of wolves three goals. but the home side were much better in the second half. this equaliser from brighton captain lewis dunk enough to share the points. one more match in the premier league to come arsenal take on west brom with mikel arteta looking for his third win in a row after a poor run of form. and another thing to mention — the former spurs manager, mauricio pochettino — has been confirmed as manager of french champions paris saint germain. pochettino left tottenham just over a year ago with plenty of speculation on where the argentinian would move to since leaving spurs. pochettino was a psg player between 2001 and 2003 and has signed a contract to take charge untiljune 2022. wasps have handed reigning champions exeter their first premiership defeat of the season, beating them by 3a points to five. exeter paid the price for resting six of their international players. james gaskell and simon mcintyre both scored two tries, while lima sopo

in brighton and hove, the council has ta ken tomorrow? in brighton and hove, the council has taken the very sensible decision to advise schools that they should not or they should only open for key worker and vulnerable children and we fully support that decision. throughout the rest of the country, the national education union is advising its members that they should exercise their individual right under the health and safety legislation not to attend work because it is not safe if schools are operating at full levels. we have argued for a long time that there should be proper rotor systems in schools and there should be a blended learning. some people attending school and some people attending school and some people doing it through remote learning. but the government is again refusing to accept that. paul shellard, thank you very much indeed, secretary of the brighton and hove branch of the national education union, many thanks. india's opposition congress party has warned that the government's decision to approve the emergency use of

still 1— nil to brighton, approaching half—time. our top story, more to be done about the online racial abuse against footballers, prince william adding his voice as president of the football association. that's all from sportsday. hello. we've seen a bit more snow around today across parts of wales from the sleet and snow showers in scotland for the far north and northern isles. overnight, we'll keep plenty of cloud across wales, the midlands, east anglia, southern england and northern ireland. a bit of patchy rain and sleet, a little bit of hill snow, not amounting to very much, very misty and murky. wintry showers continue into the far north of scotland and down some eastern parts as well, making it icy for some, but it's northern england and scotland seeing the lion's share of the clear spells. this is where temperatures will be at their lowest overnight, though not as cold as it was last night. plenty of cloud hanging on across the southern half of england, for wales and northern ireland tomorrow. a bit of patchy rain and drizz

brighton ip —— playing at manchester city. at the start of the season i watch them a bit more recently and scott parker has gotten them organised and got them playing to a plan and i think they will give tottenham a decent game. we will have to see what the manager as a after the game. in terms of preparation and how they were affected. let's see how his team placed first. now, we've seen some significant changes and cancellations in rugby union over the last few days. and today, it was announced that the women's six nations has been postponed until later this year, because of the coronavirus pandemic. at the moment, the men's event is due to start as scheduled, but we know that the french authorities are seeking reassurances over the safety of it. our sports reporterjo currie explains why there has been this call on the women's event. this is very much an announcement you were expecting today. at the six nations would be pushback. many in women's rugby did not have a bit to work towards and the organisers said it should be pu

paul shellard is secretary of the brighton and hove branch of the national education union. we think the government should be following the advice of its own scientific advisers at sage and arguing schools should only be open for the children of key workers and for vulnerable children, for at least a two week period, to allow the virus to be suppressed and to protect the school communities. i don't know if you could hear that clip of a mother we were just running before we spoke to you saying, actually, it is damaging her children to be off school and children are being thought of last in all of this. well, we certainly sympathise with that and our position is that we think the government should be doing far more to ensure that education is safe. if it was prepared to invest properly in the cleaning and hygiene arrangements, in providing the ict equipment that's necessary for continuing education, for making spaces available, for reducing class sizes, for making sure that there is proper testing for staff. for making sure teachers and other education staff are in line for th

they'll face brighton next. burnley were in a happy place after a 3—0 win over top—flight opponents fulham. jay rodriguez headed homejack cork�*s cross. he got his second from the penalty spot — before kevin long got the third, in the final ten minutes. they'll face either bournemouth or crawley town in the next round. manchester united have gone to the top of the women's superleague thanks to a 2—0 win over birmingham city. leah galton put united ahead in the opening minute of the second half. ella toone sealed the win with ten minutes left. united are now three points clear of second—placed chelsea, whose match was postponed because of the weather. in the day's other game manchester city thrashed brighton 7—1. it's the second league game in a row they've scored that many. caroline weir and steph haughton both struck twice. city are up to third because arsenal's game was also called off because of the weather. livingston have secured a place in the scottish league cup final after beating st mirren

apparently the brighton and hove local authority who advise all schools in brighton and hove have advised them not to reopen for tomorrow, so... so this is the local authority, as opposed to the government, saying this? yes. and i suppose from your point of view it doesn't matter, you just need a clear direction. yes. do you wish to do is this decision had come sooner. yes, that would have been helpful, but i do understand why it hasn't. now it isjust but i do understand why it hasn't. now it is just knowing how long it is going to be closed for, is it going to be close for two weeks and then reopen or close again? it's just the not knowing. your son is old enough to have experienced last yearin old enough to have experienced last year in the classroom. what impact do you on him? i think it was really hard. you know, on one hand great, he is not going to school, he is staying at home, but then also all the friendships that he was starting to form in the first few months of reception year sort of got lost and it has taken time to rebuild back again and now we are closed again. is he disapp

and how about this, steph houghton scoring in manchester city's 7—1win over brighton. it's the second week in a row they've scored that many. city are up to third. england's cricketers have made a fantastic start to the fourth day of their second and final test against sri lanka. england were quickly bowled out in theirfirst innings, but they've made quick inroads into sri lanka's second innings. a few moments ago the hosts were struggling on 67—6 at lunch. that's a lead of only 104. england you'll remember won the first test. and american football star tom brady has reached another super bowl and with it created another slice of nfl history. that was especially for you, louise! she doesn't care, i have already tried! i've already tried, herface just went like that. the quarterback threw three touchdown passes to help the tampa bay buccaneers beat the green bay packers 31—26. at 43 brady will be the oldest quarterback to play in the superbowl. the buccaneers will face reigning champions the kansas city chiefs chiefs on 7th february. i was watching the slopestyle on

bristol city are still bottom of the table but they have their first win. 3—0 against brighton. they took the lead with a long—range effort from yana daniels. ebony salmon also scored before the break and added a second from the spot. brighton had kayleigh green sent off on the hour mark, but bristol fully deserved the win and are nowjust two points from safety. in rugby union, european club competition has been frozen for the past two weekends, but the premiership is back in the swing. champions exeter got themselves a much needed win, 21—17 at worcester and gloucester pushed northampton close but could only come away with a losing bonus point. that finished 31—26 to saints, ben croucher reports. the waiting was finally over after a rare pause, things were tightly packed and again. having lost the latter, the brake seem to do extra good. a gray putting them ahead of worcester and they were under there. stuart hogg was best on the back wing, a move started by him finished by ian whitten and when devoto broke through to score a third try commencing the champions were on thi

crystal palace also won, as brighton and wolves played out a 3—3 draw. fulham's match with burnley tomorrow is off due to the ongoing outbreak in the squad. champions exeter slipped to their first league defeat of the season losing 3a points to five, while gloucester are bottom of rugby union's premiership, a match marred by a brawl in the final minute. ben croucher reports. with the dawn to 2021, a refreshing twist to a familiar tale where last year exeter barged past all before them, including wasps. you typically had to look really hard for weaknesses in their game. keep looking and wasps found one. james gaskell was hidden at the bottom of that bundle but even in plain sight, the reigning champions still couldn't stop him. a job well done with three more tries following to inflict exeter‘s first defeat of the season on them, but not enough to knock them from top spot. at the other end, gloucester‘s hopes of climbing off the bottom looked promising for 77 minutes. in the 78th, sale'sjosh beaumont, back after 1a months out, put paid to that. from t

leeds—brighton is into the second half — brighton 1—0 up there. west ham leading 1—0 against burnley. celtic are struggling to cut rangers' huge lead at the top of the scottish premiership. they're playing livingston — the game is into the second half now and it's still goalless. rangers are 21 points ahead of their old firm rivals, but celtic have three games in hand. rangers are at motherwell tomorrow. arsenal midfielder mesut 0zil is close to completing a move to turkish club fenerbahce. 0zil still has half a season left on his arsenal contract, but both parties are in advanced talks to terminate it. 0zil has not played for arsenal since a 1—0 win over west ham in march, and has been frozen out by boss mikel arteta. sri lanka have staged a fightback on the third day of the first test against england. they finished the day on 156—2 in their second innings, but england still have a lead of 130, after a stunning double century from captainjoe root. joe wilson reports. watch carefully as joe root finally makes a mistake. straight to deep mi

they'll face brighton next. burnley were in a happy place after a 3—0 win over top—flight opponents fulham. jay rodriguez headed homejack cork�*s cross. he got his second from the penalty spot before kevin long got the third in the final ten minutes. they'll face either bournemouth or crawley town. england had their captainjoe root to thank, for another sensational innings in sri lanka. his 186 on day three of the second test keeps them in contention. root was dismissed on the final ball of the day in galle. his heroics, helping his side to 339—9. just 42 runs behind the hosts. jos buttler reached his half century in england's innings, and said the captain led by example. quite amazing innings. to back up his double hundred in the first test very physically and mental to show the application and do it again to a master class in betting against men. it's been a great education for all of us. we've thoroughly enjoyed watching him. manchester united have gone to the top of the women's superleague thanks to

tonight brighton and hove council has written to its primary schools saying they should shift to remote learning so will the government pursue a legal course with them like they did with greenwich in south—east london? what happens if other local authorities follow suit. teachers say this new variant is a game changer. they are pursuing this legal action, a couple of them, that obliges the department for education by 4pm on monday to respond with a case that makes schools safe as they see it. meanwhile, the national education union says its members should not go to work, that it is not safe for them to go to work. so what happens if lots and lots of teachers don't turn up? will that force the government's hand? for now the government's hand? for now the government says its default position is that schools should remain open but clearly things are very, very fluid and the data is shifting all the time. just as in 2020, covid robbed us of certainty, for pupils and parents it will do the same againi and parents it will do the same again i think for the next couple of months. political co

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league this afternoon, crystal palace 1—0 up against struggling sheffield united, wolves travel to brighton later. then it's arsenal against west brom with mikel arteta looking for his third win in a row after a poor run of form. we after a poor run of form. needed those results, the sure, we needed those results, that's for sure, but we need a much longer run than that. there are things that we have done much better to get the result in the last two games, but there are things that still we have to do better and improve. confidence wise, obviously, it is a completely different scenario when you win lots of matches, everybody is playing with more freedom, more belief, the pressure. . . with more freedom, more belief, the pressure... gets released a little bit and then that is always a positive thing to performances. fulham's premier league match against burnley at turf moor tomorrow has been postponed after further positive coronavirus cases at the west london club. their trip to tottenham hotspur was called off hours before kick—off on wednesday, with the club reporting several positive

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under the south coast, brighton fans are looking for new found inspiration and they got it. what a way to start 2021. the captain risking a point in a drawer with wolves. sheffield united the tea m with wolves. sheffield united the team is craving the new year. it is a wise start to a season in premier league history so this was the last thing they needed. crystal palace i had after four minutes and after that it only got worse. eberechi eze finishing one of the goals of the season. it finished all of sheffield united ‘s new year cheer. austin halewood, bbc news. tottenham manager jose mourinho may have been happy with their win over leeds but he was definitely not happy with three of his players — erik lamela, sergio reguilon and giovani lo celso, who were pictured at a party, in breach of coronavirus rules. the club are investigating. they said they were "extremely disappointed". i believe that we do everything to keep our players safe. i believe that every club also tries to do the same but we are not in control 2a hours a day and i think i told you enough and i told

in the day's other ties, yves bissouma scored one of the goals of the fourth round as brighton saw off league one blackpool 2—1 at the amex. they'll play either leicester or bretford next. west ham had an easy 4—0 win over doncaster rovers, they were ahead by the second minute thanks to pablo fornals. andriy yarmolenko's calm finish after he raced on to benrahma's through ball later in the first half ended any hopes of an upset. man united or liverpool await them next. bottom of the league sheffield united beat plymouth 2—1. billy sharp made one and scored one, first setting up a chris basham header, then going around michael cooper to score. they play at home to championship side bristol city — their result coming up. swansea city made light work of nottingham forest, in one of the all—championship affairs. they won 5—1 at the liberty stadium with liam cullen and matt grimes scoring two goals apiece. barnsley are through to the fifth round after callum styles scored the only goal of their tie with norwich. it's chelsea or luton next for them. bristol city are through after

newport county take on brighton this evening. all the results are over on the bbc sport website bbc.co.uk/sport — where you'll also find in—play highlights, the final game where you'll also find in—play highlights. thank you very much and we look forward to the draw for the fourth and fifth rounds tomorrow as well. rangers are now 22 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after beating io—man aberdeen 2—1 at pittodrie. aberdeen had ryan hedges sent off midway through the first half, but james tavernier missed the resultant penalty — his first miss from the spot this season. two goals from alfredo morelos though were enough for rangers to make it 15 wins in a row, despite a consolation goal for matthew kennedy. only one match took place in the women's super league today — after covid cases forced the postponement of three matches. chelsea put on a five—star showing to make up for fans missing their wsl fix though — thrashing reading at the madejski stadium. fran kirby stealing the limelight against h

he graduated from the brighton high school in 2008 and also served for the regional director of the haydn harris campaign. >>> taking a live look at the fisherman's wharf, crab boats making their way back to land hopefully with lots of tension is graham. we are taking a look at more rough waters like these waves caught in pacifica today. it causes flooding, especially on the sidewalks near beach boulevard and the pier. we just keep seeing this over and over again. >> it is not any storm system that will directly impact our weather but those waves travel for hundreds, if not thousands of miles and we will see those repeating themselves for the next couple of days. the high wave advisory continues, the waves will be lower as we head through tomorrow and friday, but the surf will still be kicking up. looks like another swell will make its way toward the coast by the first half of the weekend on saturday because of this big storm system out in the pacific. then everything ripples out from that. locally our weather will be controlled by a big area of high pressure that will be pushing the stor

brighton are now two places above the relegation zone after winning i nil at leeds....their goal came after a quarter of an hour — the result of some neat passing, with neal maupee finishing off the move. leeds made a better fist of it in the second half but failed to find a way through... west ham moved into the top eight of the table after a 1—0 win over burnley. michailantonio, returning to the premier league after injury put the hosts ahead early on. and despite an attempt at a distanced goal celebration, some hugs and high fives snuck in there... confirmation of those results. leicester take on southampton in the late kick—off, that gets under way shortly. celtic dropped more points today and are still 20 points behind their old firm rivals rangers at the top of the scottish premiership. neil lennon's side drew nil nil at home to livingston. rangers are at motherwell tomorrow. hamilton drew with dundee united, elsewhere there were wins for hibernian and stjohnstone ross county beat an out of sorts aberdeen 4—1. the victory takes county off the bottom of the premiership ta

speed to a great story, philadelphia teenager starting a nonprofit called brighton a day. sending cards and messages to seniors and people in need. during the time of the covid lockdowns, brighton a day has been chewing up so many thanks for being here, it's a pleasure to share your story. what are you doing to spread good cheer? >> thank you for having me. i've been working with volunteers from around the country and even outside the u.s. to spread a little cheer to senior citizens who have been very isolated during the pandemic because of how vulnerable they are to the coronavirus. >> sandra: i will share something with you. i too volunteered in a nursing home in my hometown growing up. it was so important to me. i grew to love it so much. i loved hearing their stories. i love sharing stories with them. it was a mutual friendship with so many of them. it really grew over time. when we saw that these nursing homes had to shut their doors it was devastating to think that they didn't have that contact with volunteers like you that they depended on to cheer them up during th

not brighton, _ working from brighton. working from bed. not brighton, birmingham - working from brighton. working from bed. not brighton, birmingham or. bed. not brighton, birmingham or bath. a lot of us are working from bed. there is a piece, do you want to hear this, or not? i heard your igloo story. g0 to hear this, or not? i heard your igloo story-— igloo story. go on, how does it work? 9000 — igloo story. go on, how does it work? 9000 people _ igloo story. go on, how does it work? 9000 people have - igloo story. go on, how does it work? 9000 people have usedj igloo story. go on, how does it - work? 9000 people have used the hashta: work? 9000 people have used the hashtag working _ work? 9000 people have used the hashtag working from _ work? 9000 people have used the hashtag working from bed - work? 9000 people have used the hashtag working from bed on - hashtag working from bed on instagram, retailers say they have seen sales of laptop stands and wedge pillows rising. it is a bit of concern, because over lockdown, the number of br

city went up to third in the premier league with a i—0 win over brighton. phil foden with the goal, but again, there was little evidence of social distancing in the celebrations, despite a renewed emphasis on the protocols. the moment you score a goal, one guy runs and the other doesn't go to celebrate with him, it's weird, it is uncomfortable, i don't know what is going to happen. we play football games because we are tested in the last, i don't know, ten days, tested five six times. tested five or six times. every two days we have tests, so everyone is negative. so, it's outdoor, so it's not... so, like, the virus is less aggressive. i don't know, we are going to follow what the premier league says but i don't know if we will be able to do it. harry kane has said players must abide by the rules, and when he put tottenham ahead at home to fulham, he led by example. the celebrations were restricted to fist bumps and high fives. but when fulham's hard work paid off, and ivan cavaleiro scored a late equaliser, there was less restraint. last night's scottish p

after brighton breezy wednesday we're looking at the dry weather across eastern parts of the u.s. they say not fairing too badly we have got rather more active weather into central parts of canada but this little clipper rolling out of alberta moving across catch one manitoba went down toward the southwest of the u.s. quite an active area of low pressure here very strong winds recently across southern parts of california and that's increased the fire risk a few showers from a welcome showers into the far south of california they're going to continue pushing a further east was through arizona and into new mexico the deep south also seeing some rather wet weather as we go through thursday lake effect snow for the midwest and i little clipper that will make its way through ontario into quick back with some snow pushing of which was eastern side of canada as we. go on into friday by friday just notice how we do have some wet weather just lingering southeast and colder just around the panhandle it's always up with a wet weather that we have moving across cuba some showers longer spells

brighton breezy there very brisk wind coming through as showers down towards the southwest and still a few showers for spain and portugal. but . when apparently loses nature child to a terminal illness. they often feel that they've taken on the weight of the world. but mr wang is determined to find out what caused his daughter's death and brought him such heartache. the story of a committed parent turned activist upon this protest part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. the world. i am. about you're watching officer of me so ho rob a reminder of our top stories hours after being sworn in as the 46th president of the united states joe biden sign 17 executive orders and actions to spend like some of donald trump's contentious policies think to the rollback of the immigration ban targeting muslims and having the u.s. rejoin the paris climate accord carmel howard says also made history in her swearing in breaking both gender and racial barriers the former california attorney general is the 1st woman vice president and also the 1st black person to be elected in the role joe bide

this is brighton, where primary schools were due to reopen this week after the christmas holidays. but now the local authority is advising that they shouldn't, and has asked the education secretary to intervene to. we've asked that written to gavin williamson to ask him to close our primary schools in line with the decision that he has made in london and other areas, but what we have also done is written to schools directly ourselves, and ask them to, or advised them, but we think the right decision is for them to move to remote learning on monday, and only be open for children of key workers and our most vulnerable children as well. and this is birmingham, whether city council has it will support any primary school had teachers who decide to shift to learning from home, and this morning, local leaders in liverpool are calling for another national lockdown. they argue the current tiered system in england isn't working. we feel that to curb this virus, particularly with the new strain, it is really important that we tackle it head on, proactive rather than reactive, when things get

towards the deep south but that's that they say is going to be a cool one crisp sunshine coming through brighton breezy sunny intervals temperatures no hiding around 3 degrees celsius the say they will be last he tried astronomy to warmer still as we go on into thursday some wet weather moving across the southern plains because some wintry weather there into that eastern side of kind of that with some snow and some snow just around the pacific northwest but notice some wetter weather there down towards new mexico southern parts of arizona pushing into mexico itself and we got a lot of cloud and rain moving across the caribbean just easing its way across cuba jamaica could see some shabby rain for a time the wetter weather will be across the a western side of the caribbean so into central america just about anywhere here well the caribbean coast in particular could see some sharp showers some wetter weather that just coming into panama and also into costa rica further east it's looking good for the east and warm sunshine coming through push down with a top temperature of 26. the 2nd episode of th

brighton play at league two newport later. after a raft of covid positives and injuries across the women's super league, five matches were called off this weekend. the only game to go ahead was at reading, where champions chelsea ran out easy winners. england striker fran kirby scored four of their goals in the 5—0 win that sees them move up to second in the table behind manchester united. the third test in sydney was stopped for ten minutes on day four, after india alleged that a section of australian supporters had racially abused one of their players. six fans were ejected by police. india had also lodged a formal complaint yesterday after another incident. australia are on top in the match, as they look to go 2—1 up in the series. there was a great result for british skier dave ryding at the latest world cup event in switzerland. he took bronze in the slalom. aafter his first run in adelboden, he was down in eighth, but the 34—year—old made it onto the podium for only the third time in his career at a world cup. he

manchester city won 7—1 at brighton. captainjoe root produced another batting masterclass, as england finished day three of the second test 42 runs behind sri lanka. after his matchwinning score in the series opener, his innings of 186 today leaves the second test finely balanced, asjoe wilson reports. joe root, england's inspiration, from sunrise to sunset — almost. without his batting, the cause would already be lost. once more, the captain displayed his mastery of the situation and the conditions. you have to adapt in sri lanka. there are things here you would never see at lord's. look, not wearing a tie. jos buttler was root�*s chief supporter. he made 55 before he was out like this. the replays proved the ball went from bat to boot to fielder, did not hit the ground, so it was out, caught. the rest basically fell like this. sam curran, one of seven wickets for lasith embuldeniya, sri lanka's new bowling star. england's progress was cautious, careful, but the captain knew the way. this took him to another landmar

in brighton, cumbria, portsmouth, north—east essex, we are seeing councils telling their primary schools to close and go against the guidance. unions seem to be in agreement with some councils. 0ther unions are pressing for data. they want to know the data behind the government decisions. how many teachers have contracted coronavirus since we have gone back? we had data injuly, so we need to see this data and understand how big the problem is in schools to understand the decisions that are being made about it. putting aside government advice and union advice, do you think schools will take this matter into their own hands and make a call as to whether they open this week?” think we are seeing it already. lots of schools have decided that the r rate in their area is too high. they are seeing neighbouring areas have decided to close. they might have teachers and staff moving across those areas to attend their school, taking matters into their own hands and deciding to move to on line learning and only keeping school open for key worker and vulnerable children. when there was no communica

spent discovering that he also left behind you know these these hard drives contain massive evidence of brighton's espionage money laundering. i mean i can count the countries that joe biden was taking bribes from just from the just from the hard drive his son admits it describes that. there's a complete censorship been done on that by big tech by the big networks by. by one of the big companies that do business with china is a real fear of offending china ok ben for the 1st time in american history we have some kind of mess censorship done on behalf of the democratic party it's almost as if the media here has become to the democratic party what profit was to the russian socialist party and innocent over the democratic party it turns nothing good about . it produced nothing bad about the democrats even if it involves a child in danger in child pornography that's really an homage bribery ok well just on the. other on ones i have to say on the allegations of is it joe biden is that my son like a lot of people at home have a drug problem he's over taking it is because he's worked on it i'm proud of h

brighton and west ham also had 1—0 wins today, while sam allardyce had his first win with west brom beating wolves 3—2. in the scottish premiership, second placed celtic drew 0—0 with livingstone. it was the same score for hamilton and dundee united. while there were wins for hibernian, ross county and stjohnstone. to rugby union and with all european pool matches postponed, the only game to be played in the uk today was, thankfully, a pro 1a thriller with glasgow warriors beating edinburgh 23—22, as adam wild reports. they called this the oldest intercity rugby match in the world. since 1872, glasgow have been taking on edinburgh, but whilst age and tradition still count for plenty, youth also has its place, this was a young ross thompson putting glasgow in front, the penalties were all either side had to show until shortly before the break, jamie farndale giving edinburgh the lead. it took until the second half for glasgow to wrestle back control, george turner powering over. even without the fans it is clear this is a match that matters and back came edinburgh, storming through for

there was a big win for brighton on sunday, they beat spurs 1—0 at the amex stadium — their first premier league win at home this season. leandro trossard with the only goal of the game. spurs have now lost their last two in the league. elsewhere in the premier league today, thomas tuchel got his first win as the new chelsea boss. cesar azpilicueta and marcus alonso scored in each half as they beat burnley 2—0. that lifts them up to seventh in the table and it's four points from two games for tuchel. i am impressed that we never lost the control, we never lost the courage and the confidence to impose our style and to impose our match here. i am very happy with the energy, even now in the dressing room the guys who were on the stands were happy with everybody. this is good because it gives us a good boost for self—confidence. leeds united fought back to end leicester city's seven—game unbeaten run with a 3—1win at king power stadium. marcelo bielsa's side stay mid table after the victory, while leicester slip to fourth. england's paul casey has won the dubai desert classic. he fini

tremendously important video that alexei navalny produced showing putin's grotesque palace which makes the brighton pavilion seemed quite restrained in comparison. that's why it's got people annoyed because they feel that my money being stolen and we struggle, ordinary russians feel, to get through the month and pay for our groceries and feed our families and he is the people at the top living it up in this extraordinary luxury. you talk about ordinary russians and it's hard to get a sense of what russian opinion is in terms of reliable opinion polls, but what you think is the level of support for putin at the moment? it's been relatively high during many years of his regime but what is it like now? well, you know russia really well and you know how difficult it is to make these simple judgments that people have a complicated view of him. 0n the one hand, the last 20 years have been a kind of golden age, the longest period of political stability, quite wide personal freedoms, living standards that go up more often than go down. and by the miserable standards of russia, that's pretty good and people

in the january snow, their season back on track. 0n the south coast, brighton fans were looking for some new found—inspiration too and they got it. commentator: what a way to start 2021! captain lewis dunk rescuing a point in a 3—3 draw with wolves. but the team most craving the new year was sheffield united. with only two points so far, it is the worse start to a season in premier league history so this was the last thing they needed. palace ahead after just four minutes. and after that it only got worse. eberechi ezejinking his way through the defence and finishing one of the goals of the season. a strike that quickly finished all of sheffield united's new year cheer. austin halewood, bbc news. tottenham managerjose mourinho may have been happy with their win over leeds but he was definitely not happy with three of his players — erik lamela, sergio reguilon and giovani lo celso, who were pictured at a party, in breach of coronavirus rules. the club are investigating — they said they were "extremely disappointed". i believe that we do everything to keep our players safe. i belie

the late games sees newport against brighton. rangers can go 22 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership. their 15 minutes in and it is currently nil nil. despite being so far ahead of their nearest rivals they will have played four more games by the time the final whistle comes around. livingston are one up against ross county. australian cricket's governing body has apologised to india and investigated claims that visiting players were subject to racist abuse. six spectators were rejected after a player complained to umpires. the international cricket council are investigating allegations of racist abuse. the indian allrounder said the team have suffered abuse before and more needs to be done to stamp it out. we have had a few experiences in the past. and i think one or two times even the players have reacted. it is because the way the crowd has been especially the people on the lower layer of stands. they have been quite nasty and hurling abuse but there is a time when they have gone one step further and used racial

and if i can bring in professor neal with a question from joe davenport in brighton who says, does the government's roll—out plan include ensuring we are only invited to have a second dose of the same brand, which is, again, the same theme, really? i think generally the answer is yes for the same reasons that naomi alluded to. that we have to deal with the vaccine on the evidence we have got. at the moment, the evidence is that we will use the same vaccine in the trials. the question comes really if there is a problem with vaccine supply and one brand isn't available. in which case, we are left with the situation, do you give nothing or do you give a second dose of a different vaccine? one of the things that has plagued vaccines for years and decades is the supply issue. personally, i would have no qualms about having a second dose of a different brand if that was the only alternative. 0k. that's very clear. naomi, a question here from jean who says do people who recover from covid also need the vaccine? that's a good question. so we do know that immunity wanes a bit after coronaviru

economic growth for almost everyone else is just a spectator sport and where american prospect dim, not brighton. these investments will determine whether we reassert american leadership and outcompete our competitors in the global economy. we are better equipped to do this than any nation in the world. the bbc�*s david willis joins us from la. what do you think the important takeaway is from that speech? joe biden in a remarkable speech spoke about the suffering of millions of americans. he said his stimulus plan could lead to 18 million well paying jobs and he said the health of the nation was at stake. and this is a country where more cases, more deaths from the coronavirus than any other in the world and there is no question it is hurting very badly the unemployment figures and figures recently bear that out. this $1.9 trillion stimulus plan would a sickly resuscitate the ailing american economy and ramp up coronavirus testing and vaccination. the measures include increasing stimulus payments to $2000 from the current $600, extending unemployment benefits and increasing support for small b