it’s for us not to be talking about a liverpool side.— for us not to be talking about a liverpool side. it's most unusual for all three _ liverpool side. it's most unusual for all three of _ liverpool side. it's most unusual for all three of the _ liverpool side. it's most unusual for all three of the front - liverpool side. it's most unusual for all three of the front to - liverpool side. it's most unusual for all three of the front to hit i liverpool side. it's most unusual for all three of the front to hit a | for all three of the front to hit a dry spell at the same time and i think what counts against them at the moment is during the course of last summer they made a brilliant start and that has got injured so he is missing at the moment and we're a year than the cop may have had that option to bring him in and have a bit of rotation and not prepared to do that i think that's at the heart of the problem. i do that i think that's at the heart of the problem.— do that i think that's at the heart of the problem. i have got to ask ou as of the problem. i have got to ask you as well

there's no better time to play liverpool than now. liverpool— time to play liverpool than now. liverpool are a fantastic side regardless of their form therein, we saw that— regardless of their form therein, we saw that in— regardless of their form therein, we saw that in going up to anfield being — saw that in going up to anfield being top of the table, form goes out the _ being top of the table, form goes out the window. but you would hope that with _ out the window. but you would hope that with the attacking players we've — that with the attacking players we've got, he will let them do what they're _ we've got, he will let them do what they're good at, which is our attacking _ they're good at, which is our attacking artillery. we saw in the 90 minutes at wickham, but i would love to _ 90 minutes at wickham, but i would love to see _ 90 minutes at wickham, but i would love to see him playing and really io love to see him playing and really go for— love to see him playing and really go for liverpool. because they are effectively there for the taking. there's— effect

a really strong liverpool line—up. keller will be the goalkeeper but for bingo and miller and the defence, henderson, jones and midfield, min amino and most solid upfront. most talented have much of the fa cup pedigree in his career, he had been played much of the competition. —— mo sala. he normally rest for this game but he is playing tonight against aston villa who has some very young kids. look out for bogart, a nephew of winston bogart, the former chelsea player in the past. also hated lindsay who was let go by man city. he is only a young teenager. he gets to play against the premier league champions. on paper liverpool should win this one easily. but this is the magic of the fa coat corporate net —— fa cup. you never know who is going to win on any given night. thank you. the decision to keep the football season going despite increasing coronavirus outbreaks at clubs. it's forcing some in the game to speak out. today the newcastle manager steve bruce — who's had to deal with a covid outbreak at his clu

just as big liverpool against manchester united isjust as big of liverpool against manchester united is just as big of an occasion, liverpool against manchester united isjust as big of an occasion, and this season, it means that little bit more. almost a year ago to the day, liverpool were 30 points ahead of their red rivals, but right now, united are the team to catch. bruno fernandes has been one of their standout players all season, and he was inches away from giving his side the lead at anfield. that free kick slid just outside of the post. but against this liverpool team, you can't sit back and relax. the break from mo until late in the second half, fernandes had the best chance so far. united just kept out. a few minutes later, they were in again. the moment they had waited for. the rejuvenated paul pogba over it. alison keeping the scores level. perhaps an opportunity missed for both sides. the

manchester united liverpool against manchester united is just as big liverpool against manchester united isjust as big of liverpool against manchester united is just as big of an occasion, liverpool against manchester united isjust as big of an occasion, and this season, it means that little bit more. almost a year ago to the day, liverpool were 30 points ahead of their red rivals, but right now, united are the team to catch. bruno fernandes has been one of their standout players all season, and he was inches away from giving his side the lead at anfield. that free kick slid just outside of the post. but against this liverpool team, you can't sit back and relax. the break from mo until late in the second half, fernandes had the best chance so far. united just kept out. a few minutes later, they were in again. the moment they had waited for. the rejuvenated paul pogba over it. alison keeping the scores level. perhaps an opportunity missed for both sides. the biggest game of the season so far, never really out of first gear. it is only a good result if we win the next game, because you fee

between liverpool and united is what they l liverpool and united is what they deserve and has been molded there for a long time. the two clubs have been hugely successful and want to continue being successful. they are standing in your road and that is important and you do your best that you can to get one over on them. and jurgen klopp is been fantastic with thejob he is done there. jurgen klopp is been fantastic with the job he is done there. the 'ob he is done there. obviously the job he is done there. obviously the premier— the job he is done there. obviously the premier league _ the job he is done there. obviously the premier league desperately i the premier league desperately wanting to keep football going. where you stand on the celebrations and the hugging? the where you stand on the celebrations and the hugging?— and the hugging? the football clubs are t in: and the hugging? the football clubs are trying their _ and the hugging? the football clubs are trying their best _ and the hugging? the football clubs are trying their best to _ and the hugging? the football clubs are try

liverpool has shown that can be effective. polite indeed, professor ian buchan, thank you very much indeed. my pleasure. the indonesian authorities say they've located the black box flight recorders of the plane that crashed into the sea on saturday, minutes after take—off from jakarta. it could hold the clues as to why the boeing 737 aircraft went down. the navy has already recovered pieces of fuselage and some body parts from the sea off the coast near the indonesian capital. 62 people were on board the sriwijaya air jet which was flying to borneo. mark lobel reports. could these be vital clues as to what happened to sriwijaya air flight sj182? divers from ten navy ships, assisted by military helicopters, are slowly piecing together the wreckage from their ongoing search of the waters where they believe the plane fell. translation: we will do our best to find the victims. together let's pray they can be found. in the name of the government and indonesian people, we would like to express our condolences. as the flight—tra

liverpool women's manager vickyjepson has left the club afterjust over two years in charge. liverpool were relegated from the women's super league last season and are eight points adrift of the leaders in the championship this season. jepson has been at the club in various roles for 12 years. organisers of the tokyo olympics say they will make a decision on whether to admit fans to events in february or march. the games have been delayed for a year because of the pandemic and are scheduled to take place at the end ofjuly. a state of emergncy has been called in tokyo amid recent rising infection rates. organisers of golf‘s masters plan to welcome back a limited number of spectators at augusta in april. not since these scenes in 2019, when tiger woods memorably won the greenjacket, have galleries been present. the event was postponed until november last year and played without spectators for the first time. on day three of the masters snooker, taking place behind closed doors, the 20—year—old came back from 5—3 down to beat the former world champion neil robertson, 6�

liverpool has shown that can be effective. professor ian buchan. and professor chris whitty, england‘s chief medical officer, will be taking your coronavirus questions in a special edition of your questions answered on the bbc news channel and bbc radio 5 live tomorrow morning at nine. you can get in touch with your questions. injapan, the annual new year ice bath in the japanese capital took on a more serious meaning this year. only a dozen people took part, compared to 100 last year, in the shinto ritual to purify the soul and pray for the end of the pandemic. jatinder dhillon reports. warming upfor warming up for what is about to be a very cold ritual. with the temperature at five celsius, these men and women in protective facemask brave the cold, clap and chant for a good reason. they are preparing to ta ke good reason. they are preparing to take part in the annual ice bath. but they say, they are also praying foran but they say, they are also praying for an end to the coronavirus global pandemic. 0nce ready, the nine men and three women plun

the top half of the table within seven points i liverpool lead, liverpool have been frustrated in the last couple of games. they wallop crystal palace and everybody said that as a statement of intent from the champions. they have frustrated at home against west brom in the draw i guess newcastle, man city put in a wonderful performance against chelsea yesterday. and it looks like the title could be anyone. southampton are in that top half of the table. they have fallen away a little bit in recent weeks, only picking up three points in the last four games. but expecting a really good battle this evening and take and get back to the two managers, ralph dubbed as the austrian clock against the realjurgen klopp on the sidelines tonight. we will see how it goes at eight o'clock tonight. —— australian jurgen klopp. a quick round—up of some of the day's other sports stories including some big hitting from two englishman in the big bash league man city have confirmed for other women's first—team squad have tested positive for the virus. players involved will observe a self isolation p

most sparked, liverpool lived in old flame. it would be extinguished by magic. a year ago this week united sign bruno fernandes cicely to do things like this without a robbery but on close geography sustained by competitive history is settled by individual quality. after the game manchester united manager 0le gunnar solskjaer was full of praise for the scorer of the winning goal, bruno fernandes great call. good free kick. the thing is when you leave

a strike of genius from mo salah. the champions liverpool are too good for west ham. and breaking his title drought in the desert. paul casey is now targetting a ryder cup spot. hello, there. we'll start with those renewed calls across football to combat online racial abuse. prince william, who is president of the football association, says social media platforms have a responsibility to create safe environments and to hold people accountable. a number of players have been targeted this week with just one arrest being made so far. manchester united's marcus rashford described the messages he has received as "humanity and social media at its worst". nesta mcgregor reports. taking the knee, a unified protest for racial equality. it's a gesture we've become accustomed to and, last night, the latest example of why players continue to do so. manchester united striker marcus rashford, having to respond to racial abuse he had received hours after a goalless draw away to arsenal. he posted, "i am a black man and proud that i am. "no comment is going to make me feel any differ

highlights of liverpool against manchester united coming up. rangers' winning streak comes to an end — they're held by motherwell. 36 runs to go. england close in on a win over sri lanka in the first test — but not without a chaotic end to day 4. and 72 players now in quarantine — how do they prepare for the australian open? hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening — if you've just turned over premier league game of the weekend — what did you think? champions liverpool against the league leaders manchester united didn't live up to the hype, did it? the goalless draw means united stay top, and leaves the door open for manchester city to leapfrog liverpool into third place later. austin halewood reports. the fans may not be there, the atmosphere is not the same, but this event is just as big atmosphere is not the same, but this event isjust as big of atmosphere is not the same, but this event is just as big of an occasion. this year, it means a little bit more. liverpool were almost 30 points ahead last year, but now, united in the

as john lennon said we grew up in hamburg not liverpool up in her book not liverpool well. it was under start of the beatles performed their own songs for the 1st time funny place one of our favorite. santoli has turned on its lights people are queuing in front of the clubs into the pub every hero one of the biggest music events in europe takes place here. if you are interested and you come and trendsetter you definitely have to visit in september for the band festival during 4 days there are plenty of concerts with musicians and bands from all over the world. this. concert hopping in hamburg 600 concert. $100.00 stages in just 4 days much more than the most avid music lover can manage. the 1st rate fast of all took place back in 2006 the annual event has grown to become one of europe's biggest pop festivals. here it's less about big name acts than discovering new ones from around the world. concerts lively we go to the different clubs and see who turns out. we did just in case someone was playing piano it was really client phones were switched off here you can have everyth

manchester united and liverpool in action — the two great rivals of english football. liverpool opened the scoring after roberto firmino�*s brilliant pass found mo salah who made the finish look easy. not to be outdone, marcus rashford hit a fantastic ball into mason greenwood who ended a run of ten games without a goal. united scored again after the restart after a mistake from young defender rhys williams allowed rashford to make it 2—1. but liverpool levelled through mo salah's second of the game which went through the legs of united's dean henderson. and that match — into the second half there — these the live pictures, from the game, which is over on bbc one, if you fancy catching the rest of the 90 mins after sportsday of course! a tammy abraham hat—trick gave chelsea a 3—1win over luton at a snowy stamford bridge. the victory eases some of the pressure on frank lampard and his side who've lost five of their last eight premier league games including defeat to leicester on tuesday. craig templeton reports. the fa cup is a competition that provide many

that was the acting mayor of liverpool. well, as the pressure grows on the government over schools, the children's commissioner for england, anne longfield, says any closures must be for the absolute minimum of time. well, i've argued for months and months now that schools need to be a priority for children, not only with education but also their well—being. and that schools should be the last to close and the first to open. so it's a serious moment for children, and if there have to be closures — we've already seen closures in secondary schools for two weeks — but if there have to be closures at all, it must be the absolute minimum amount of time, and that time must be used very, very well. i would say testing, of course — we know that there is plans in place for that — but also i would like teachers to be offered vaccination as a priority. that's something we haven't heard yet from government, but something i think is very necessary. get teachers vaccinated as a priority. but the trouble is there's a lot of othe

the champions liverpool are too good for west ham. and breaking his title drought in the desert — paul casey is now targetting a ryder cup spot. hello, there. the latest from the premier league coming up, but we'll start with the renewed calls across football to combat online racial abuse. a number of players have been targeted this week with just one arrest being made so far. manchester united's marcus rashford, the latest to reveal that he had received messages which he described as "humanity and social media at its worst". nesta mcgregor reports. it isa it is a gesture that we have become accustomed to, and last night the latest example of why players continue to do so. marcus rashford having to respond to racist abuse he had received. he posted... it comes in a week where several other players have also been victims of online discrimination.— of online discrimination. there is no fear at _ of online discrimination. there is no fear at the _ of online discrimination. there is no fear at the moment, - of online discrimination. t

liverpool are back in action on monday night. the english premier league leaders are away to southampton, and will no doubt be looking for a win after manchester united moved level on points with them at the top of the table. but liverpool have won only four of their past 14 away games in the league, drawing six and losing four. we wish it would not be that close but i am not surprised so we have our situation and all the other clubs have their situation and now southampton have asked for other things and we have to be ready again and then aston villa and then man united. so yes, this season is a tough one for the supporters. if you are neutral, then you will love it. i'm pretty sure course because it will go to the wire, probably. elsewhere, south africa are well on top heading into day two of the 2nd test against sri lanka in johannesburg. the tourists were skittled out for just 157 — with anrich nortje taking 6 for 56. south africa will resume on 148 for1 in reply, with dean elgar 92 not out. they lead the two—match series

as john lennon said we grew up in hamburg not liverpool up in her book liverpool or well to. me it was understocked luck that the beatles performed their own songs for the 1st time funny place one of our favorite. santoli has turned on its lights people are queuing in front of the clubs and. every year one of the biggest music events in europe takes place here. if you are interested and you come and trendsetter you definitely have to visit in september for the band festival during 4 days there are plenty of concerts with musicians and bands from all over the world. this. concert hopping in hamburg 600. concert on 100 stages in just 4 days much more than the most avid music lover can manage. the 1st read up on fast of all took place back in 2006 the annual event has grown to become one of europe's biggest pop festivals. here it's less about big name acts than discovering new ones from around the world . cup. concerts likely to go to the different clubs and see who turns out. we did just in case someone was playing piano it was really client does this with style and you can hav

and coming up in sport on bbc news, liverpool's goal drought is over. they've scored their first of 2021 against tottenham in the premier league, but can they hold on for the win? good evening. there's more good news tonight for the uk's vaccination programme. a fourth vaccine could be approved shortly, after major trials in the uk showed it was particularly effective against the uk variant. novavax is an american jab, but it's being produced here in the uk in a factory on teesside. tonight, the prime minister thanked all the volunteers involved in the trials and said if approved by the uk's medicine regulator, the uk has 60 million doses on order. the news came amid a deepening row between astrazeneca and the european union over vaccine shortages. our medical editor fergus walsh reports. once again, science has triumphed in the fight against coronavirus. the us firm novavax has released results of its british trial showing the first proven efficacy against the new, more contagious uk variant. there were more than 15,000 volunteers on the trail througho

especially that one, from liverpool's mo salah. it was his side's first since the last round, ending a dry january. manchester united, though, are league leaders, and they have marcus rashford — a man of vision, who spotted mason greenwood, who slotted the equaliser. greenwood's just 19, the same age as liverpool's rhys williams. still learning — sometimes, the hard way. after williams missed this, he'd have known rashford wasn't going to. 2-1. jurgen klopp had hoped this game would reignite his team. sometimes, the switch only flicks when you force it. salah sparked. liverpool lit an old flame. it would be extinguished by magic. a year ago this week, united signed bruno fernandes, precisely to do things like this. so a rivalry built on close geography, sustained by competitive history, is settled by individual quality. patrick gearey, bbc news. also into the fifth round are leicester, chelsea and everton and burnley came out on top in another all premier league tie. livingston will play stjohnstone in the scottish league cup f

we'll start with the fa cup — what have aston villa said today ahead of their game against liverpool? they have said that after routine testing that took place on monday, they did a number of tests in each test results does not come back immediately, the player string together. the test results came back on tuesday there a significant numbers of players that tested positive and they went to isolation and a new round of tests was ordered on those tests came back, it revealed that more players and staff tested positive in the training grounds shut down. now there are discussions with the fa about whether or not they can field a team for the game against liverpool. the under 23 is perhaps, according to try and get this fixture and had and if they can't, the fixture will have to be postponed and that is a situation the derby is having to do and wayne rooney in their first team will not be present for that against them because of the covid—i9 are breaking their training grounds, so it will be the other routines that fulfil that fixture but i supposedly set fixture is still currently goin

you are referring to the acting mayor of liverpool. going back to increasing capacity the nhs, the nightingale house, we saw some of those closing down, what motive the nhs needs? -- the nightingale hospitals. we have hospitals in london and the south—east and east of england literally turning wards that are currently for other types of patient into wards for covid patients, where effectively they can be provided with oxygen through the machine is needed so that we can support them and you are also seen hospitals doing extraordinary things to double if not in some cases triple that critical care capacity. in the nhs we talk a lot about numbers of beds but clearly the issue involved is also numbers of staff and one of the particular issues people face, who has high levels of covid, is a double money in that in the areas they are seeing increased patient numbers but because the staff live in the area they reflect the higher rates of covid transmission so usually much higher levels of staff absence, so not only are you dealing with high

former liverpool player danny ings put the saints ahead from just two minutes in with a lovely lob... and the hosts held on strong all the way from there — sadio mane went so close in stoppage time with liverpool camped out in their area. but it was southampton's first win in five games. boss ralph hasenhuttel clearly moved by it. a second loss of the season for the champions though and both manchester united and manchester city could leapfrog them if they win theirgames in hand. well, premier league football and other elite sports with testing regimes and bubbles in place will continue behind closed doors in england despite the latest coronavirus restrictions announced by the prime minister borisjohnson. exercising outside is allowed once a day, but venues such as golf courses, gyms and tennis courts will be closed, while the fa say all non—elite football is now suspended. in scotland, professional sport will continue. derby county say several first—team players and staff members have tested positive for coronavirus, with the club closing their training ground. derby say they a

it’s liverpool game on thursday. it's become a _ liverpool game on thursday. it�*s become a very busy schedule for tottenham because they're already in the league cup final. the europa league resumes and just over two weeks' time as well. the premier league, tottenham were for. they want to get in the top four. they were challenging at the top of the table and they have this fa cup as well. it is a big squad he has. i can't tell you, it doesn't start for tottenham so it's a strong team from spurs. it's a competition that he knows it can buy him a lot of good faith with the supporters. you will not put out a weaker team. he will want to win the competition. kick—off 7:45 p:m.. connor will be on commentary duty. cheers, connor. all electric off—road ca i’s cars will take part in races around the world to also raise the awareness of climate change and other environmental issues. the 2009 world champion is also going to be behind the wheel and he joins world champion is also going to be behind the wheel and hejoins me now. evening to you. this really excit

we start with football — and news of shock defeat for the english premier league champions liverpool. they were beaten at southampton on monday — and missed the chance to go three points clear at the top of the table. the liverpool managerjurgen klopp was stunned by the result, while southampton's ralph hasenhuttl was clearly overcome by emotion at the full time whistle. the only goal of the game was scored after only two minutes by southampton's former liverpool striker danny ings. liverpool remain top of the table — still ahead of manchester united on goal difference, but united now have a game in hand. southampton are back up to 6th. first of all congratulations to southampton, they deserved it. the good thing about southampton as you know exactly what you're going to go. you actually cannot be surprised. but... we look surprised still. in the end, if you don't create with the situations you have, if you don't create better chances, than it is difficult to score. fc tokyo have won the 2020 j—league cup injapan. in a match that was postponed from november, they beat kashiwa re

he was as much a part of liverpool's story as the mersey ferry and the anfield kop. # alone...#. girls scream. born in toxteth, his career began at the legendary cavern club in the early ‘60s. gerry and his band, the pacemakers, were spotted by beatles manager, brian epstein. he gave them a song that had been turned down by the fab four and adam faith. # how do you do what you to me...#. how do you do it was a huge hit on both sides of the atlantic. we'd never heard ourselves on tape before and it got to number one and we were very pleased. the beatles were upset and so was adam, i think. he chuckles. newsreel archive: the girls are at the top of their screaming form, if the reception they give to gerry and the pacemakers is anything to go by. # i like it, i like it...#. more followed, as the mersey beat swept the world. # the funny feeling being here with you. # and i like it more with every day. # and i like it always hearing you say you're liking it too...#. # so, ferry, cross the mersey...#. but it was as a singer of gentle ballads for which he'll be remembered. ferry acros

we start with a significant win for premier league champions liverpool, as they beat tottenham 3—1 for their first league victory of 2021 in an incident—packed game. after tottenham had an early goal ruled out by var for offside, liverpool then went ahead on the stroke of half—time with roberto firmino tapping in from close range. that's their first goal in the league this year. moments into the second half, trent alexander—arnold made it 2—0 after hugo lloris could only parry sadio mane's shot. that sprung the home side back into life, as pierre emile—hojberg scored the goal of the game with this strike from outside the area. mo saleh then had a goal ruled out for a handball in the build—up before mane restored liverpool's two—goal advantage. victory movesjurgen klopp's side back above spurs, four points behind league leaders manchester city, having played a game more. manchester united have condemned the racist abuse directed at their players on social media following last night's defeat to sheffield united at old trafford. the winning goal was deflected off axel tuanze

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joining me now is the acting mayor of liverpool, councillor wendy simon. thank you very much forjoining us. so you don‘t think the tier system is working? you want a national lockdown? i think the difficulty with the new strain of the virus is the speed at which it is actually infecting people and what we have seen of the last few weeks is the tier system has not worked with this particular strain of the virus and people are moving between tiers as they have been doing, we have been in tier two and gone into tier at three and still you get the movement of people between those tiers and infecting people in the lower tier areas. we feel before we get to crisis point in the city, we have had the mass testing pilot where we saw our members coming down significantly, so we need to see three areas that we have to work on, so three areas that we have to work on, so the lockdown to bring down the numbers, the mass testing to continue and for a community led vaccination programme that is play slide within the city to get the vaccine out as slide within the city t

that is the acting mayor of liverpool. in scotland... nicola sturgeon has asked the scottish parliament to be recalled tomorrow amid a rapid rise in covid infections. a spokesperson for the scottish government says the increase in covid cases in scotland is of very serious concern and warns of increasing pressure on the nhs. the first minister has requested the recall to make an urgent statement on further measures to supress transmission. let's return now to the issue of school closures. this morning, the uk prime minister insisted that it is safe for english primary schools to remain open in most areas, despite rising infection rates. let's remind ourselves what's happening with schools in the rest of the uk. in northern ireland, face—to—face teaching is being postponed by at least a week. pupils will be taught remotely until schools start to fully re—open from january the 11th. many schools in wales are also opting for online learning until january 11th — although some are aiming to fully re—open from tuesday. and in scotlan

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that was the acting mayor of liverpool, wendy simon. it is now 3:15pm. the headlines on bbc news: parents in england should send their children to primary school tomorrow, the prime minister says — but warns tougher measures may be needed in the weeks ahead and refuses to rule out further school closures. tougher restrictions could be on the way in scotland, as nicola sturgeon recalls parliament amid a rapid rise in covid infections. india's medicines regulator gives the go—ahead for two coronavirus vaccines, as it starts one of the world's biggest vaccination programmes. the oxford jab will be used alongside a locally developed vaccine. sport now, and a chance for me to blow my nose, let's go to gavin at the sports centre. yes! there are just two games today, after fulham's match at burnley was postponed due to a fresh covid—i9 outbreak at the london club. leicester will go third if they beat newcastle. it's currently , and it's a big one later for chelsea and manchester city, who're both in a congested top 10. city will be investigating a breach

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ashley barnes brought down by liverpool goalkeeper alisson for a penalty. and then barnes made no mistake from the spot. that's burnley�*s first win at anfield for 46 years — but a disappointing night for the champions — that's four league games without a goal. a massive punch in the face, or whatever~ — a massive punch in the face, or whatever. of course it's... it's my responsibility. the izzy sex ctinician— responsibility. the izzy sex clinician as we had the ball a lot, we created — clinician as we had the ball a lot, we created some and did not finish the situations off. they keep the game _ the situations off. they keep the game open. and then they get the penalty. _ game open. and then they get the penalty, which did not see that. but i did penalty, which did not see that. but i did not— penalty, which did not see that. but i did not see it back so i have no idea _ that's the work. the work is the season— that's the work. the work is the season work _ that's the work. the work is the season work. that's _ that's the work. the work is

we know from liverpool that the most - from liverpool that the most deprived areas people were not coming forward to be tested in anything like the numbers should have been but also the work you referred to from ucl and elsewhere has highlighted best real problem are not many people simply cannot afford to isolate, and that i think it is also absolutely critical that it is also absolutely critical that it is also absolutely critical that it is universal because i know that has been quite controversial, because we need the speed, the certainty, and we need to remember that wealthier people will say they do not need the money, that is true, but for the very wealthy, 40% to 50% will go back in tax anyway, so it will go back in tax anyway, so it will be much less, and we have to be cautious with the figures because if we can get the isolation and support system working the number of cases will fall. this is a disease that either goes up rapidly or down rapidly and if we get the numbers right down that will be a success, it will be a win in terms of health and the financial implications. find

tomorrow liverpool take on southampton . bournemouth‘s chief executive neill blake has condemned the racial abuse suffered by junior stanislas, after yesterday's win at stoke in the championship. stanislas scored the only goal of the game, and was later targeted on twitter by an individual who sent racist slurs and insults about the player's family. blake said it was "disgusting and completely intolerable", and the club has vowed to do all they can to identify the perpetrator and take the strongest possible action against them. kieran trippier has had a 10 week ban for breaching betting rules suspended, pending an appeal by fifa. the england and atletico madrid right back was found to have committed four violations — which occured injuly 2019, which is when trippierjoined atletico madrid from spurs. he was given an immediate worldwide football ban and fined £70,000, but it's now been put on hold. to rugby union now and there wasjust one match in the premiership today, after london irish against northampton saints was po

he was as much a part of liverpool's story as the mersey ferry and the anfield kop. # alone...# girls scream. born in toxteth, his career began at the legendary cavern club in the early ‘60s. gerry and his band, the pacemakers, were spotted by beatles manager, brian epstein. he gave them a song that had been turned down by the fab four and adam faith. # how do you do what you to me...#. how do you do it was a huge hit on both sides of the atlantic. we'd never heard ourselves on tape before and it got to number one and we were very pleased. the beatles were upset and so was adam, i think. he chuckles. newsreel archive: the girls are at the top of their screaming form, if the reception they give to gerry and the pacemakers is anything to go by. # i like it, i like it...#. more followed, as the mersey beat swept the world. # the funny feeling being here with you. # and i like it more with every day. # and i like it always hearing you say you're liking it too...#. # so, ferry, cross the mersey...#. but it was as a singer of gentle ballads for which he'll be remembered. ferry across the

salah sparked, liverpool lit an old flame. it would be extinguished by magic. a year ago this week, united signed bruno fernandes, precisely to do things like this. so a rivalry built on close geography, sustained by competitive history, is settled by individual quality. patrick geary, bbc news. well better news for the blue side of merseyside. everton beat sheffield wednesday 3 nil at goodison. yerry mina scored their third goal. they'll play either tottenham or wycombe next. also through yesterday were chelsea, leicester and burnley livingston are in the scottish league cup final after a one nil win over st mirren. an early header from scott robinson made it 11 games unbeaten. it's just their second major final, and they'll play stjohnstone. former formula 1 world championjenson button will compete next years new extreme e racing series. he'll not only own thejbxe team but also be one of the team's two drivers. buttonjoins other high—profile names such as seven—time f1 world champion lewis hamilton. a male and a female driver will compete for each of the

ferry across the mersey was a nostalgic expression of his love for liverpool. # walk on, walk on...# and then, with a song from a rodgers and hammerstein musical, gerry marsden struck a chord with fans at his beloved anfield. the band may have split up in 1966, but as he proved, nearly half a century later, at the 25th anniversary of the hillsborough disaster, musically and emotionally, he'll always be a part of the heart and soul of the club. gerry marsden, who's died at the age, of 78. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. several european countries have announced further coronavirus restrictions, including slovakia, which has begun a new lockdown, and closed ski facilities. but in switzerland some skiiers are taking to the slopes, albeit under new guidelines. sylvia lennan—spence reports. hitting the slopes, european style. from this ski resort in southern romania to a packed car park in austria where thousands rushed to take advantage of the perfect skiing weather. from resorts in andorra, o

he was as much a part of the liverpool story as the mersey ferry. born in toxteth, his career began at the legendary cavern club in the early 60s. jerry and his band, the pacemakers, were spotted by beatles manager brian epstein, who gave them a song that had been turned down by the fab four and adam faith. how do you do it was a huge hit on both sides of the atlantic. and it got to number one, and we were very pleased. the beatles were upset and so was adam, i think. the girls are at the top of their screaming form if the reception they give to gerry and the pacemakers is anything to go by. moore followed as the mersey beat swept the world. # and beat swept the world. #and| beat swept the world. # and i like it more with every day # and i like it more with every day # and i like it more with every day #and| # and i like it more with every day # and i like it more with every day # and i like it more with every day # and i like it always hearing you say you're liking it too #so say you're liking it too # so ferry, cross the mersey... but it is for th

well manchester united have knocked liverpool out of the english f.a. cup the team shared 5 goals that was united's bruno fernandez who scored the winner and secured his team a place in the threats around to hell malik reports. for a 2nd sunday in a row 2 of football's biggest rivals manchester united and liverpool faced off. and with a place in the f.a. cup 5th round on the line it was yogen crops men who'd been struggling for goals of late that took the lead through mohamed salah. the red devils who are the current premier league leaders responded quickly mason greenwood getting them level just 8 minutes after falling behind. united then went ahead after the break. marcus rush would capitalizing on some sloppy work by liverpool's injury hit defense. liverpool wasted little time in responding with solid finding the net again for the equaliser . it looked like extra time might be needed to separate the sides but then this happened. like so many times this season bruno fernandez proved to be the difference maker the 2nd half substitute getting the winner

man united or liverpool await them next. bottom of the league sheffield united beat plymouth 2—0. 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 beating millwall 3—0 at the den, antoine semenyo rounding off the scoring. city through to the fa cup fifth round for only the second time in 20 years. live on bbc one right now, it's chelthenham of league two against manchester city. 0—0 at half time. firewords from outside the ground delayed part of the first half. the winner faces swansea. relegation—threatened aston villa picked up a precious point in a 2—2 draw at home

liverpool lit an old flame, extinguished by magic. bruno fernandes was signed year ago this week precisely to do things like this, so a rivalry built on close geography sustained by a competitive history is sustained by individual quality. the manchester united manager was full of praise for the scorer of the winning goal, bruno fernandes. goad winning goal, bruno fernandes. good coal, ureat winning goal, bruno fernandes. good goal. great free _ winning goal, bruno fernandes. good goal, great free kick, _ winning goal, bruno fernandes. (13mm goal, great free kick, when you leave him out like i had to do this time, i think he stayed about 45 minutes after the training yesterday shooting free kick so i was quite confident he would hit the target. so he is never happy with me when i tell him to go inside when he is playing the day after so he got some time to practise. salsa playing the day after so he got some time to practise.— time to practise. also today, a hat-trick from _ time to practise. also today, a hat-trick from tammy - tim