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eighth world title and nobody has ever done that in formula history, seven world title, so it's a no—brainer to me. obviously, there are some sticking points. whatever these curveballs are, something isn't slowing the process down. in this current climate, it's not like the two of them can sit in a room together. they're trying to negotiate a massive deal over zoom or whatever the media they use. it's a very tough time. the manager of livingston football club has been passed as fit and proper by the scottish fa following a hearing to discuss his suitability. david martindale, who has been in charge of the west lothian side since december, spent time in prison for organised crime offences more than a decade ago. here's our sports news correspondent, chris mclaughlin. 11 games without defeat, he's been the proper fit for livingston. now after discussing his check of pass, he's fit and proper for the sfe. i didn't think it was in my favour, but i think the decision i honestly think it's a great decision. in 2006, he was guilty of drugs and organised crime offences and spent almost four years injail. he's almost four years in jail. he's adamant almost four years injail. he's adamant he's a changed man, so much so that the head of today's hearing, the mp for livingston wrote this letter to the sfe, asking them to consider very carefully the public message it could send if he was not allowed the chance to continue on the path to success and positive change. it seems they did. january 2021, it's been — change. it seems they did. january 2021, it's been a _ change. it seems they did. january 2021, it's been a long _ change. it seems they did. january 2021, it's been a long process. - change. it seems they did. january 2021, it's been a long process. but ifeel as 2021, it's been a long process. but i feel as though i've climbed my last wall, so to speak. people take me a face value for who i am, not who i was. me a face value for who i am, not who i were— me a face value for who i am, not who i was. what are the rules and where they _ who i was. what are the rules and where they needed? _ who i was. what are the rules and where they needed? there - who i was. what are the rules and where they needed? there were l where they needed? there were chances where they needed? there were changes made — where they needed? there were changes made on _ where they needed? there were changes made on both - where they needed? there were changes made on both side - where they needed? there were changes made on both side of l where they needed? there were i changes made on both side of the board _ changes made on both side of the board in_ changes made on both side of the board in 2012 in terms of regulations, and i think it was an attempt — regulations, and i think it was an attempt to— regulations, and i think it was an attempt to clean up the game and ensure _ attempt to clean up the game and ensure that dubious owners especially could be policed in some way or— especially could be policed in some way or kept out of the game. so the liuht has way or kept out of the game. so the light has switched _ way or kept out of the game. so the light has switched off, _ way or kept out of the game. so the light has switched off, livingston . light has switched off, livingston and manager get back to football. chris mclauglin, bbc news. there've been strong words in the house of commons today from the under—secretary for sport, helen grant. she said the governance of english football was broken and that the game was in crisis. she's part of a group calling for an independent regulator for football, funded from within the game, with powers including the distribution of funds across the game and reform of the fa. also in the group is former england and manchester united defender gary neville. the premier league is absolutely magnificent and revered around the world, but we want to do is accept there is a better way of doing things, to protect the best interest of the game. if you look at the national league at this moment, which is the top non—lead, it's stuck. the funding is not distributed in a fair manner, and that's something that and on independent regulator could sort out straightaway. the premier league has got enough money to distribute throughout the game, including to the fa and still maintain its stakes as one of the best sporting leagues in the world. england midfielderjill scott has been talking about her decision to return to everton for the rest of the women's super league season. she'd been struggling to get into the manchester city team, so she's back at the club where she spent seven years, although she told jo currie she could hardly recognise the place. it's changed massively. put it this way, _ it's changed massively. put it this way, i— it's changed massively. put it this way, i keep— it's changed massively. put it this way, i keep getting... the building definitely— way, i keep getting... the building definitely got builder and a lot of the girls. — definitely got builder and a lot of the girls, i recognise them from playing — the girls, i recognise them from playing against them in the league. i do feel— playing against them in the league. i do feel a _ playing against them in the league. i do feel a bit like a new girl. i did my— i do feel a bit like a new girl. i did my initiation. i kept the top on more _ did my initiation. i kept the top on more i— did my initiation. i kept the top on more i was— did my initiation. i kept the top on more. i was collecting the footfalls and stuff _ more. i was collecting the footfalls and stuff like that, so i think you do try— and stuff like that, so i think you do try to — and stuff like that, so i think you do try to make a good impression. i'm really— do try to make a good impression. i'm really enjoying it and i think there _ i'm really enjoying it and i think there were some footfalls and i think— there were some footfalls and i think everyone had a big, cheesy grin _ think everyone had a big, cheesy grin that— think everyone had a big, cheesy grin. that shows how much i'm enjoying — grin. that shows how much i'm enjoying it _ grin. that shows how much i'm enjoying it— grin. that shows how much i'm enjoying it. it's obviously a huge two and a half _ enjoying it. it's obviously a huge two and a half years _ enjoying it. it's obviously a huge two and a half years of- two and a half years of international football coming up. how much was the fact that you wanted regular first—team football to put your best foot forward for england and great britain about when it comes to this move? i just england and great britain about when it comes to this move?— it comes to this move? i 'ust felt like i needed * it comes to this move? i 'ust felt like i needed a h it comes to this move? i 'ust felt like i needed a new_ it comes to this move? i just felt like i needed a new opportunity, | it comes to this move? i just felt | like i needed a new opportunity, i still feel— like i needed a new opportunity, i still feel like i've got a lot to give — still feel like i've got a lot to give i— still feel like i've got a lot to give. i know next week, i'm turning 34, give. i know next week, i'm turning 34. but _ give. i know next week, i'm turning 34. but i _ give. i know next week, i'm turning 34. but i fit — give. i know next week, i'm turning 34, but i fit bill like i'm 20,21 34, but i fit bill like i'm 20, 21 -- .— 34, but i fit bill like i'm 20,21 " ifeel_ 34, but i fit bill like i'm 20,21 " ifeellike_ 34, but i fit bill like i'm 20,21 —— ifeel like i'm 34, but i fit bill like i'm 20,21 —— i feel like i'm 21. 34, but i fit bill like i'm 20,21 —— ifeel like i'm 21. i 34, but i fit bill like i'm 20,21 —— i feel like i'm 21. i feel like the— —— i feel like i'm 21. i feel like the first— —— i feel like i'm 21. i feel like the first challenge was what i needed _ the first challenge was what i needed. playing for england is always— needed. playing for england is always something i wanted to do and i know— always something i wanted to do and i know i— always something i wanted to do and i know i -- _ always something i wanted to do and i know i —— being at everton will give _ i know i —— being at everton will give us — i know i —— being at everton will give us the _ i know i —— being at everton will give us the best possible opportunity. give us the best possible opportunity-— give us the best possible o-ortuni , ., ., �*. ., ., ., give us the best possible 0'0i�*tul1i , ., ., �*. ., ., ., opportunity. connor mcnamara has romised opportunity. connor mcnamara has promised us _ opportunity. connor mcnamara has promised us that _ opportunity. connor mcnamara has promised us that he's _ opportunity. connor mcnamara has promised us that he's tapped - opportunity. connor mcnamara has promised us that he's tapped into i promised us that he's tapped into every phone in the west bromwich area. welcome back. you froze for a bit. we're talking about manchester city after being under the radarfor so long. good start for pep guardiola and they haven't made any —— there hasn't been any game in that period they haven't won. he got a draw at they haven't won. he got a draw at the at the hat against manchester city, but he's got his defence strike. this partnership that he's developed with diaz, and nathan isn't far away. in a part of the pitch that's been traditional very difficult for him since the company left the club. the goals need to be spread around a bit more. sergio hasn't played much this season. phil hasn't played much this season. phil has emerged as the new top score in the squad with gabriellejesus flipping around trying to find his group. there's a reason manchester city has become a lot of people because my favourites, and thus a consistency that they've been able to show over the past few months. —— people's favourites. former wales captain ashley williams has retired from professional football. williams scored a memorable goal against belgium as he lead wales to the semi—finals of euro 2016. he's 36, and he's been without a club since being released by bristol city last season. —— as he led wales. arsenal are hoping to complete the loan signing of midfielder martin odegaard from real madrid. the 22—year—old norwegian has struggled to make an impact in spain this season. england will be missing another key forward in the upcoming six nations. sam underhill is out with a hip injury, jack willis comes in. mako vunipola and joe launchbury have already been ruled out. the solo round—the—world yacht race, the vendee globe, should finish in france in the next 24 hours — for the leaders, that is. over the past few weeks, we've been charting the progress of cambridgeshire sailor pip hare. we've seen her celebrate christmas alone and fix a broken rudder between gales. so, how's she getting on now? james burridge caught up with her. day 77 of the bond a globe, and pip hare continues to in inspire —— vendee globe. fixing a broken gauge in the middle of the atlantic. i5 in the middle of the atlantic. i3 just really frightening you use a lot of strength when the waves, and just try and hold yourself steady. so you're using a lot of paddles all the time and it took me about 40 minutes to climb to the top this time. �* ,., ., ., , ., minutes to climb to the top this time. �* ., ., , ., �*, time. after so long at sea, pip's bod is time. after so long at sea, pip's body is understandably - time. after so long at sea, pip's body is understandably feeling l time. after so long at sea, pip's l body is understandably feeling the strain. she's hoisted a sale sometimes ten times a day. she's been dried, yanks, hold, staggered, shivered, crawled. she's been stung iiy shivered, crawled. she's been stung by a jellyfish to top it all. it's meant a nasty allergic reaction. the last few days _ meant a nasty allergic reaction. ii2 last few days have meant a nasty allergic reaction. "ii2 last few days have been meant a nasty allergic reaction. i"i2 last few days have been very hard because i've had this allergic reaction, which we think is a combination of the jellyfish and a reaction to the amounts of uv i've been exposed to. quite painful rashes. it stop me from sleeping and made it difficult... we know what's in there. it's made it difficult... we know what's in there. �*, ., , ., in there. it's about ensuring that she's getting _ in there. it's about ensuring that she's getting the _ in there. it's about ensuring that she's getting the rest _ in there. it's about ensuring that she's getting the rest she - in there. it's about ensuring that i she's getting the rest she requires, getting _ she's getting the rest she requires, getting the right energy and calories and with this latest sting, giving _ calories and with this latest sting, giving her— calories and with this latest sting, giving her advice about the rash that has— giving her advice about the rash that has been spreading and been iinking _ that has been spreading and been linking and with our race doctor. this is— linking and with our race doctor. this is an — linking and with our race doctor. this is an adoring spurting event —— endurance sporting events. one thing that leads you to success is making sure you can manage your energy levels, so you've got to keep eating, you've got to keep on it. keep listening to your body and dig really, really deep. so, istill felt like i have the energy to carry on. legs felt like i have the energy to carry on. �* , , felt like i have the energy to carry on, “ , , ., , felt like i have the energy to carry on. a , ., , ., ., , felt like i have the energy to carry on. as she nears the equator, pip is about to reach _ on. as she nears the equator, pip is about to reach another _ on. as she nears the equator, pip is about to reach another major - about to reach another major milestone. she may be battered and bruised, but she's chasing the rainbow that will finally take her home. james burridge, bbc news. around of the world sailors are built a very different stuff. or i am under of our stop story thomas tuchel says he cannot wait to meet his new steam and compete in the most exciting league —— new team. —— a reminder of our top story. more on that story on this bbc sport website. from me and the rest of team, good night for now —— goodbye for now. hello there. the weather has been gradually turning a little bit less cold as we've gone on through the day today as this area of cloud, this weather system has been pushing its way eastwards across the uk. we get into the cold airfor a time. there were a few flakes of snow on the forward edge of the system. the snow turned back to rain over the pennines and we've seen a bit of a wintriness there in the scottish borders as well. it's really north of the central belt where we're likely to see heavier snow over the higher ground. overnight, it stays very cloudy. we'll see another pulse of rain working across wales, southern counties of england, and for most of us, there will be a lot of low cloud around. some mist and hill fog pretty extensive, but a lot milder than it has been for a number of nights, temperatures two, maybe as much as 8 or 9 degrees celsius towards the south—west. wednesday, damp start to the day across southern england, and for most parts of the country, i suspect it's just going to be quite grey and cloudy, mist and hill fog patches around. best of the sunshine in northern scotland, and here, there's likely to be a few wintry showers coming and going from time to time. later in the afternoon, we'll see more rain pushing back into the south of wales and also across parts of south—west england, but very mild, temperatures ten or 11 degrees across the south. wednesday night and into thursday, we've got this battle zone set up across the uk. mild to the south of this weatherfront, cold air across the north east. and we're going to see some heavy rain, could bring some localised flooding across the northwest, but at higher elevations, these routes could be affected by heavy snow. the a57, past the m62 going across the pennines, the m6 and the a74 are all high enough to see a significant spell of snow wednesday night and into thursday. so, very mild, no chance of any snow at all in cardiff and london with temperatures 12 to 14 respectively. but across the north of scotland, it's still cold, temperatures about 4. so, there is a risk of seeing some disruption on thursday, but it's likely to be the high ground in scotland and northern england. 15—30 cm possible. 30 is a foot of snow — imagine what that would do to the roads. now, heading into friday, our frontal zone actually turns around and starts to move its way southwards again, colder air filtering a little bit further southwards across scotland and into the northern edge of this weather system. we'll probably see the rain turn to snow, particularly over the high ground, but it wouldn't be too surprising to see a few flakes at lower levels just as the system is starting to pull away. mild again in the south, colderfurther north and into the weekend, a threat of a bit more hill snow. hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. more than 100,000 people have now died from covid—i9 in the uk. the highest number in europe. as prime minister, i take full responsibility of everything that the government has done. what i can tell you is that we truly did everything we could, and continue to do everything that we can. todayis today is a moment to think about all those who are lost and their families. we hear from some of those battling to come to terms with the loss of loved ones. also in the programme — a row over critical vaccine supplies takes center stage at the world economic forum. europe invested billions to help develop the world's
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