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officially the hottest new year s day on record with temperatures reaching 16.2 degrees in saintjames park in central london. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m gavin ramjaun. they left it late, but manchester city come away with the points at arsenal, after stoppage time drama. mervyn king is sent packing from the palace byjames wade at the pdc world championship. and tom daley is among the sporting stars shining in this year s new year s honours. hello there, and welcome to sportsday. they came so close but ultimately mistakes cost arsenal at the emirates today against the premier league leaders manchester city. the gunners gave away a penalty, and had a man sent off in the early match as city scored a stoppage time winner, to pull further clear at the top. patrick gearey reports. early kick off, new year s day tired arsenal and manchester city fans must hope their luck improves in 2022. referees, of course, can t afford to be bleary eyed, for soon, stuart attw ....
into a chaotic fast forward. a mistake, somehow city s nathan ake saved a goal, somehow arsenal s gabriel martinelli missed one. and just seconds later, the gunners other gabriel, already booked, got himself sent off. arsenal s party was now a lock out. could they stop city? stoppage time, the league leaders advanced and rodri won it. for those who came from manchester, worth waking up for. patrick gearey, bbc news. to come here and win is a massive, massive achievement for us so i have a lot of respect. when i was in barcelona and bayern munich i played a thousand million times against arsenal and always here, with the best barcelona ever, we struggled and it was always difficult and now they have the momentum but there will not be a momentum, they are back to what arsenal was and today we were tired. everybody talks about is being a young team which we are, and it shows, we don t fear anybody. we might get it wrong sometimes against the bigger teams, but today, ultim ....
[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [cheers and applause] kayleigh: welcome to fox & friends on this beautiful saturday morning. what an appropriate way to start out the new year with the national anthem. it is january 1st, 2022. i am wishing all of you a happy new year. if you are up, i fully expect most of our viewers are sleeping in because they stayed up past midnight but not us here on fox & friends. joey. joey: no, i have to admit i enjoyed a good football game last night. might have been up a little bit later than i needed to. i might have heard the gunfire in georgia as the new year came in and some fireworks went off. hey, listen, we are here right now. i have got all the energy i can need after that win yesterday. i m ready for a great four hours of fox & friends. hey, listen, if you have a new year s resolution, email them to us at foxnews.com. [email protected] you are . mine is to ....
and unwrapping the secrets of an ancient egyptian pharoah. we ll hear from the researcher who peeled off the bandages using modern technology. hello, and welcome. us health authorities have halved the recommended isolation period for people who test positive for covid, but don t exhibit symptoms. they ve previously warned of a half a million cases a day in the coming weeks as the omicron variant takes hold. that isolation time goes from ten to five days. officials insist this is being guided by the science. so, why is this step being taken now? we put that question to david edwards, an aerosol scientist and a harvard university professor and bioengineer. i think understand the logic. it s important for people to understand that the omicron variant, like previous variants, infects us initially in the upper airways. there s nothing about vaccination that prevents that happening. what s cleary true, as time goes on and more of the population has been infected or has been v ....
welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we start here in the uk, which has recorded 100,000 daily new cases of the coronavirus for the first time since the pandemic began. the sudden rise in infections has been caused by the 0micron variant, which is known to be highly tra nsmissable. but there s also some optimism, as preliminary studies published in the uk and south africa suggest 0micron could present with milder symptoms than other variants. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh has this report. another record day for covid cases and for boosterjabs, but as the 0micron wave surges, at last some positive early evidence from three separate studies, all indicating it poses less of a threat than the delta variant. research by imperial college london found around a 40% reduction in the risk of being admitted to hospitalfor a night or more compared to delta. a scottish study suggested there was a 65% lower risk of being hospitalised with 0micron, but it w ....