lots to look forward to in the fourth round of the fa cup. non league chorley get a home tie against premier league wolves, and liverpool will play manchester united. keeping busy during lockdown we explore some of the ways people are filling their time in the face of the call to stay at home. good morning. a mixed picture out there today, things turning colder from the north with sunshine in store. further south, many from the north with sunshine in store. furthersouth, many will stay quite cloudy with outbreaks of rain. full forecast through the programme. it s tuesday the 12th of january. our top story. there s a warning that tighter lockdown rules and tougher enforcement could be imposed in england as hospital admissions for covid continue to rise. ministers have warned we are currently at the worst point of the pandemic. meanwhile, one of england s top police chiefs says people who break the rules are increasingly likely to be fined. our political correspondent jessica
the rules themselves? if you d like to get in touch on this or any of our stories, you can contact me on twitter @geetagurumurthy, or #bbcyourquestions. ministers say they re looking into claims that some food parcels sent to children who would normally get free school meals are inadequate. security is stepped up as the fbi warns of armed protests across the united states in the run up tojoe biden‘s inauguration. and coming up this hour. finding your thing during lockdown. we look at how people are keeping themselves motivated while staying at home. the uk s most senior police officer has said that people who break lockdown rules are being fined much more quickly, but says that more clarity on the meaning of local on exercise guidelines is needed from the government. it comes as the health secretary says that tighter measures for england cannot be ruled out. metropolitan police commissioner dame cressida dick wrote in the times that it s preposterous that anyone could n