Day: 19 January 2021

Watch Southampton’s James Ward-Prowse score a 25-yard free-kick to seal a 2-0 win over Shrewsbury in the third round of the FA Cup.

“We did what we came to do – and so much more,” Mr Trump says, a day before he leaves office.

Jeff and Lauren Lowe must hand over all tiger cubs and their mothers to the US government.

Tiger Woods puts his season on hold after having back surgery for the fifth time in his career.

Minister Kwasi Kwarteng confirms he will review rules after denying plans to dilute workers’ rights.

The Protection of Workers Bill will make it a new specific offence to assault, abuse or threaten Scottish retail staff.

Southampton earn a straightforward win over Shrewsbury in their rearranged FA Cup third-round tie at St Mary’s.

Leicester go top of the Premier League as goals from Wilfred Ndidi and James Maddison secure victory against Chelsea.

Robert Snodgrass’ omission from the West Brom squad beaten at West Ham on Tuesday is being investigated by the Premier League.

The declaration comes a day before the Trump administration hands over to President-elect Joe Biden.

Clive Myrie spends a day with medical teams in the Royal London Hospital

Ulrika Jonsson defends Stacey Solomon against critics and recalls her hurt at being nicknamed “4×4”.

Michail Antonio scores for the second successive game as West Ham edge struggling West Brom to move up to seventh in the Premier League.

Staff say there was a Covid outbreak after the “party” in a shut patisserie at Marylebone station.

The UK’s push to secure a deal over fossil fuels is being undercut by a decision to allow a new coal mine, MPs warn.

The artwork has been returned to an Italian museum – whose staff were unaware it was missing.

The cricket world, including former stars Michael Vaughan and Virender Sehwag, react to India’s outstanding win over Australia.

England coach Chris Silverwood says it is “always nice to see the opposition under pressure” following Australia’s stunning defeat by India.

Orthodox Christians, Putin among them, take an icy dip to commemorate a special day.

The installation allowed children to play together from both sides of the US-Mexico border.

US tariffs on Scotch whisky and cashmere remain in place as UK fails to reach deal with Washington.

But the rebellion on the Trade Bill is not over, with a further vote expected soon.

Kathleen Wiltshire defied all expectations when she beat the virus in November last year.

A Dublin branch of the chain is to pay €12,000 to Suchavadee Foley after an employee drew on her cup.

Marion Dawson from Renfrewshire is the third oldest person in Scotland to be given the vaccine.

Out of 23,000 professors in UK universities only 155 are black, official figures reveal.

Lawyers for the Mail on Sunday claim in court she knew a letter to her father could be made public.

Tokyo Olympics organisers tell BBC Scotland they are not willing to see the event held behind closed doors – and that the Games “will take place this summer”.

A group of members drank alcohol on Welsh Parliament premises, days into a ban on its sale in pubs.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says the club need striker Sergio Aguero back rather than possible replacement signings.

The New York Mets sack general manager Jared Porter for sending unsolicited explicit text messages to a female reporter in 2016.

The New York Mets sack general manager Jared Porter for sending unsolicited explicit text messages to a female reporter in 2016.

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

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

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

The game announces a collaboration with some of the world’s biggest football clubs.

Former England and Harlequins wing Ugo Monye says removing relegation from the Premiership would diminish the competition.

Crystal Palace are close to signing striker Jean-Philippe Mateta on an 18-month loan from Mainz.

The total number of deaths, within 28 days of a positive test, during the pandemic is now over 90,000.

The artwork has been returned to an Italian museum – whose staff were unaware it was missing.

India’s series-clinching victory over Australia at the Gabba is one of their “greatest wins ever” according to former batsman Mohammad Kaif.

The last four years have been a whirlwind – we asked the experts to break down Trump’s key moments.

Mainland Scotland and some islands will remain under the toughest lockdown rules until at least mid-February.

One person is killed and at least 10 are injured after cars collide on the Tohoku Expressway.

One person is killed and at least 10 are injured after cars collide on the Tohoku Expressway.

Norway great Hege Riise is set to lead England on a temporary basis after Phil Neville’s departure as Lionesses manager.

University of Edinburgh scientists are a step closer to being able to reverse the damage caused by MND.

The unnamed 38-year-old lived in Verbier – where the incident happened, police said.

With Joe Biden set to be inaugurated, what have Americans in the UK made of the past four years?

The bank has named the branches that will close between April and September, but aims to avoid redundancies.

Top medical adviser suggests schools in England may re-open region by region after lockdown.

Former England wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor on “maybe” making a comeback, playing in The Hundred and her brush with men’s cricket.

A survey by consumer group Which? raises concerns over coronavirus leading to more cashless stores.

ONA in the south-west is the first eatery serving plant-based food to win a prestigious Michelin star.

Some 10% of the UK population is showing signs of recent infection, a doubling since October, says ONS.