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of the technology available to him. dale stevens‘s opening goal was checked by andre marriner with his colleague monitoring the game some 75 miles away. a nod of the head signalling that brighton had taken the lead. it finished 2 1 to brighton but did glenn murray handle the ball when scoring? the referee and his video assistant decided it came off his knee, a decision hotly contested by crystal palace. technology may have arrived in football but the controversy is far from over. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, it s time for the news where you are. hello, you re watching bbc news, the time is 10:30pm. the time is 10:32pm. i m olly foster at the bbc sport centre these are our headlines this evening: there s a late winner in the fa cup brighton take their place in the fourth round at palace‘s expense. we ll have details of that draw coming up, with lowly yeovil getting a plum home tie against manchester united. and another five months out for m ....
said she was devastated at her passing . and coming up in half an hour, we celebrate the lives of those who left us this year, including david bowie, in review 2016: we remember part two. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. some voters in england are to be asked to provide photographic proof of identity before being allowed to vote. the measure is to be piloted as part of efforts to curb electoral fraud. a government commissioned report, published in august, concluded that the authorities sometimes turned a blind eye to fraud in areas with large pakistani or bangladeshi communities, because of over sensitivities about ethnicity and religion . here s our political correspondent, tom bateman. an election victory, but one steeped in claims of corruption. lutfur rahman became mayor of tower hamlets two years ago. the people of this borough willjudge me on my record. he wasjudged instead by an election court, which threw him out of office. it heard claims of voter fraud a ....
the bafta winner played nana in the royle family. one of her co stars, the actress suejohnston, said she was devastated at her passing . and we look at how the people of cumbria and lancashire coped with flooding last winter. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. some voters in england are to be asked to provide photographic proof of identity before being allowed to vote. the measure is to be piloted as part of efforts to curb electoral fraud. a government commissioned report, published in august, concluded that the authorities sometimes turned a blind eye to fraud in areas with large pakistani or bangladeshi communities, because of over sensitivities about ethnicity and religion . here s our political correspondent, tom bateman. an election victory, but one steeped in claims of corruption. lutfur rahman became mayor of tower hamlets two years ago. the people of this borough willjudge me on my record. he wasjudged instead by an election court, which threw him out of of ....
cassettes as well? no nana, it sjust cds. why, do you have cassettes? no. the bafta winner played nana in the royle family. one of her co stars, the actress suejohnston, said she was devastated at her passing . in halfan in half an hour, reporters takes a look at the bbc‘s bestjournalism from the last year, including an exclusive report on chinese militarisation of international waters. some breaking newsjust in. the author of watership down, richard adams has died, aged 96. his tale about a family of rabbits was a bestseller and also became a celebrated film. a statement from his family said he died on christmas eve. they posted a quote from the book on the watership down website which read: it seemed to hazel he would not be needing his body any more. nick higham looks back at his life. they seem sad, like trees in november. it became a worldwide bestseller and animated film and made its creator a millionaire. not bad for a story about intrepid rabbits originally ....
woman whose long ago promise to recognize their sacrifice is just now coming to life. and getting a charge out of the tesla. the acceleration is insane. the electric car is already hugely popular. and good evenings thank you for joining us. right now, health workers and all of russ focused on dallas. they worry about the spread of ebola, after a liberian visitor there became the first person to be diagnosed on u.s. soil. the grim reality is dallas won t be the last city to come face to face, and the urgent search now underway for those who have been exposed to the virus, but this first case will have to be repeated. what they found so far, not just the immediate family, but others in the community, everybody school children may be at risk, and the waiting game to see if more cases develop will take days to complete. in dallas, here is america tonight. ground zero for the ebola outbreak, it is here that he had spent time after arrivalling from liberia, for the people ....