hamstring, it seems. it saw a debut for 16 year old ki jana hoever at centre half, alongside a guy who normally places in midfield. he s dutch, by the way, gareth. still, even the experienced ones are capable of errors. james milner‘s loose touch, fabinho‘s missed tackle, rauljimenez‘s run and finish. commentator: rauljimenez, 1-0! that was as good as the first half got. it didn t take long for the second half to improve on it. divock origi s powerful strike the best goal of the game for all of four minutes. commentator: nevez, might have a go did have a go! scores. rueben nevez for wolverhampton! it moved and it dipped and it beat mignolet! shaqiri s free kick had the dip, had the swerve, but didn t beat john ruddy, or the wolverhampton woodword that close to an equaliser. the situation left liverpool needing to send for a couple of theirfamiliarfaces. they even sent their goalkeeper forward in the dying minutes, too. the ball never made it that far. the compet
the australian pilot tom aisla tomyanovic. kei nishikori has his work cut out, i sat down to a polish qualifier, after being one breakdown, now they are in a second set. nishikori is in danger of going down two sets to love, something he has only come back from twice in his career. what can we look forward to in the evening? the day s at liners including the headline evening session, novak djokovic, looking for a seventh record australian open title, first since 2016, and serena williams, another former champion, for that it is overall grand slam singles titles, she is one way, 23, from equalling margaret court s all time record which she really wa nts to all time record which she really wants to match and she really wants to break, facing tatiana maria for the first time, and they are just going through their warm. naomi us sucker who beat serena williams in a controversial us open final at the end of last year is also in action coming into the grand slam for the first time
briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. we have a packed programme for you today. also, faced with no seat on a plane, would you accept sitting on the floor during the flight just to be able to get home? that is what this family did. we will tell the story a little later. what you think about idea? what do you think of that idea? just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. it s set to be an extraordinary week in british politics. today, the prime minister, theresa may, will make a last ditch attempt to persuade mps to back her brexit deal on the eve of the crucial vote in the house of commons on tuesday. she ll use a speech to warn that parliament is more likely to block brexit than let the uk leave the eu without a deal. she ll also say that if the referendum result isn t honoured then trust in politics will suffer. our chief political correspondent vicki young reports. our cheap legal correspondence our chief political correspondent vicki
a warm welcome to the programme briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. we re asking you for thoughts on our top story: how would you rate andy murray s achievements, his greatest attributes and did he inspire you to try harder in your sport? tell us what you think just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. the former world number one tennis player andy murray says he wants to end his career at wimbledon this year and he may even quit before that. he d had surgery last january in the hope that it would prolong his career, and help him add to his total of three grand slams and two olympic gold medals. at an emotional press conference ahead of next week s australian open murray admitted the hip problems which have plagued him for 20 months have taken their toll. at one point he had to leave the press conference to get his emotions under control when he returned he was asked if next week s open could be
in football, a thriller between chelsea and liverpool in the premier league but no winner as the game ends 2 2 at stamford bridge. hello and welcome, if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the south african authorities say that a massive fire inside the parliament building in cape town has completely destroyed the national assembly. police have arrested a 49 year old suspect, and charged him with theft and arson. the building was empty for the new year holidays, and there ve been no casualties. president cyril ramaphosa, who earlier visited the scene, described the fire as devastating. 0ur correspondent nomsa maseko has more from capetown. an historic building on fire. plumes of smoke engulfing south africa s parliament. sirens. more than 60 firefighters battling to extinguish the blaze. the fire started on the third floor offices and quickly spread to the national assembly chamber. the damage is extensive, and there are fears some parts of the structure, built i