Day: January 13, 2021

With Manchester City just four points off the top, England midfielder Phil Foden has played a big part in getting City back in the Premier League title race.

Violence breaks out as hundreds gather at a police station over the death of a 23 year old in custody.

Johnson, Nixon and Clinton: Mr Trump follows three US presidents who have already faced impeachment.

As the UK records its highest death toll, Fergal Keane has been to see the strain the NHS is under for the second time.

Donald Trump becomes first president in US history to be impeached twice.

Carol and David Richards had been fined £60 for driving 20 minutes to see her mother.

The NFL Show’s Jason Bell and Osi Umenyiora guide you through the four divisional play-off matches to be played this weekend.

Manchester City extend their unbeaten run to 14 matches in all competitions with a win over struggling Brighton.

Livingston’s match with Aberdeen is postponed 10 minutes after the game was scheduled to kick off at the Tony Macaroni Arena.

Watch highlights as Palmeiras reach the Copa Libertadores final – with River Plate denied a goal and two penalties in the second leg of the semi-final.

The last of 14 works identified as looted from Jewish collectors is returned to the owner’s heirs.

After coronavirus restrictions turned Megan’s wedding upside down, she adapted her plans.

The famous Lauberhorn ski event is cancelled after a spike in Covid-19 cases linked to one tourist.

England’s deputy chief medical officer took questions from Radio 1 Newsbeat listeners.

Nearly a month into the latest lockdown, here is the Covid-19 picture in Wales.

Nigel Ng, who is known for his food videos, said he had not known his colleague’s political views.

Thousands of National Guard troops have been deployed to Washington DC ahead of the inauguration.

Captain Joe Root says he will look to lead his much-changed England team “from the front” in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle.

The Colombian star sells Hips Don’t Lie and Whenever, Wherever in a multi-million dollar deal.

The Women’s and Under-20s Six Nations will go ahead in the spring or summer, organisers say.

The Women’s and Under-20s Six Nations will go ahead in the spring or summer, organisers say.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday evening.

Pawel Relowicz committed “sexually motivated” burglaries before Libby Squire’s death, jurors hear.

Celtic’s controversial trip to Dubai was “clearly it was a mistake” and one for which they “profoundly apologise”, says chief executive Peter Lawwell.

Celtic’s controversial trip to Dubai was “clearly it was a mistake” and one for which they “profoundly apologise”, says chief executive Peter Lawwell.

Seven-time champion Ronnie O’Sullivan launches a stunning comeback from 5-3 down to beat Ding Junhui 6-5 in the first round at the Masters.

Another 1,564 people have died in the UK within 28 days of a positive Covid test.

The prime minister wants round-the-clock vaccination but adds supply is currently the limiting factor.

The playful pair have learnt a new trick in lockdown, which is melting hearts.

According to legend, at least six ravens must be kept at the Tower or it will fall.

BBC Sport explores the debate around footballers’ celebrations amid tighter coronavirus restrictions in the sport.

Lisa Montgomery’s lawyers argued she was a mentally ill victim of abuse who deserved mercy, but her victim’s community said otherwise.

How children of South Asian families are helping to overcome misinformation about the Covid-19 vaccine.

Hashem Abedi and Ahmed Hassan are accused of assaulting an officer in HMP Belmarsh.

Pollyanna Hope, who lost her leg in an accident, appeals for a new prosthetic limb on social media.

Watch LA Lakers star LeBron James make an incredible ‘no-look’ three-pointer during his side’s 117-100 win over the Houston Rockets.

The man told police he had travelled 14 miles from his home to search for the fictional characters.

Rival supermarkets defend their pay, with Asda saying looking at hourly rates does not tell the whole story.

Amid reports of mass furlough fraud the BBC hears from one worker who quit work but still gets furlough pay.

Teams around the world are looking into medicines for Covid-19 and scientists are starting to discover what works.

But Boris Johnson refuses to rule out tougher restrictions in England.

Australia head coach Justin Langer defends Steve Smith after suggestions the batsman deliberately scuffed up the crease during the final day of the drawn third Test against India.

Restrictions around takeaway food and click-and-collect services in Scotland are to be toughened.

A GP in Stroud has been able to vaccinate her father, and see him for the first time since March.

Aston Villa’s Premier League game at home to Everton on Sunday is in doubt as their training ground remains closed after a coronavirus outbreak.

England prop Kyle Sinckler will miss the start of the Six Nations after being banned for two weeks for swearing at a referee.

A GP in Stroud has been able to vaccinate her father, and see him for the first time since March.

A GP in Stroud has been able to vaccinate her father, and see him for the first time since March.

Lidl, Just Eat and Asos say demand for fizz, takeaways and clothes all rose during December.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said this would help teachers to decide “deserved grades”.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said this would help teachers to decide “deserved grades”.