designer dogs and organised crime a new investigation finds bulldogs being bred with extreme features, and sold for huge sums of money. rolling back the years in the premier league how arsenal and manchester united delivered a thriller as arsenal snatch a late win to pass another test of their title winning credentials. good morning. the north west to south east split in the weather today. in the southeast it is cold, frosty. we have fog, some slow to clear. where it does we will see sunshine. in the north west it is mild, cloudy and we have patchy rain. all the details later. it s monday the 23rd of january. our main story. pressure is growing on the former chancellor nadhim zahawi to release more details about his tax affairs it s as the bbc was told he did pay a penalty to hm revenue and customs. mr zahawi is said to be determined to stay on as conservative party chairman and the prime minister has expressed confidence in him but labour says his position is untenab
of the saudi pro league. we ve reached the last 16 stage of the australian open. novak djokovic takes on australia s alex de minaur from around 8am this morning. there was a real story overnight with the women s fourth seed caroline garcia beaten by poland s magda linette, a player ranked 45th in the world. it means linette reaches a grand slam quarterfinal for the first time in her career. it was a momentous day for british winter sports with a first gold medal at a european championships in the four man bobsleigh. and at both ends of the age spectrum, the 16 year old snowboarder mia brookes claimed a world cup silver in the slopestyle in her debut season. and veteran skier dave rydings also took silver in the world cup slalom in kitzbuhel. at 36. so that was the youngest and the oldest team at 36. so that was the youngest and the oldest team member? - at 36. so that was the youngest and the oldest team member? not - at 36. so that was the youngest and the oldest team member? not ba
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“I told you it was coming, didn’t I? It’s about time,” a beaming Jordan Henderson told ITV Sport’s Gabriel Clarke inside Rome’s Olympic Stadium.
The wild celebrations sparked by the Liverpool captain’s first goal for England in the Euro 2020 quarter-final demolition of Ukraine showcased both what playing for his country means to him and also the high esteem in which he’s held by team-mates and staff alike.
Over a decade after making his senior international debut against France under Fabio Capello, Henderson ended his barren run on the biggest of stages, marking his 62nd cap by emphatically powering home a header from Mason Mount’s corner for England’s fourth and final goal of the night. No player who has scored for England has ever had to wait longer to get off the mark.