08/01/2017 Spotlight

Plymouth Argyle fans are in jubilant mood tonight after their team held

Premier League giants Liverpool to a Nil-Nil draw at Anfield.

Almost nine thousand fans travelled to the FA Cup third round tie.

The replay will be in ten days' time.

As the Argyle fans have spent the evening heading home,

they'll have been thinking exactly what was achieved this afternoon.

Well, this match was reckoned to be worth roundabout ?500,000.

Well, that will be hundreds of thousands in addition.

So one big Day out for the fans has turned into two.

Some had made a weekend of it, but most left

All arriving here in the hope of causing an upset.

Can't wait for the green Army to start singing,

it's just going to be a brilliant day.

I said, "Have you got any tickets, any tickets?"

And they're looking at me, "No, you've got no hope".

Right under the noses of the 8600 travelling fans,

Sheyi Ojo should have put Liverpool in front.

The skipper Luke McCormick denied Ben Woodburn.

And another heartbeat or two was missed when Liverpool had

the ball in the net, but it was disallowed for a foul.

This wasn't going to Jurgen Klopp's plan.

He had to bring on three big-name substitutes,

including Daniel Sturridge, who almost broke through.

But as time ran out, it was almost Argyle who got the winner.

Jake Jervis just missing out on being the hero.

But in reality, there were 11 heroes come the final whistle.

It was unbelievable, but I think we stuck to the game

Whatever team we played was going to be difficult,

And the fans will be celebrating long into the night, to.

We've been screaming our hearts out, it's been epic.

These fans aren't just delighted with what they've

It's the anticipation of the replay at Home Park the week after next.

A driver's died after being thrown from a car that flipped over

while taking part in a hill climb event on the edge of

A passenger in the open topped vehicle was also taken to hospital.

The driver of this car died, and the passenger needed hospital

treatment after what police described as a collision

Basically spun round broadside, then tumbled about four times,

down to the bottom here, and both occupants were thrown out.

The accident happened during the 88th Exeter Trial.

It's not speed event, but 250 vehicles take part.

It is organised by the Motor Cycling Club.

There will be many people in the club who will be extremely

sad to learn the news of what has happened.

My thoughts also go to all those involved.

In a statement, the Motorsport Association, the governing body

for motorsport in the UK, said it is now working

with the event organising club and the police to try to establish

An outbreak of bird flu has tonight been confirmed

Nine dead swans have tested positive for the H5N8 strain of the disease -

a virus considered very low risk to public health.

The Swannery has said the welfare of its birds

The site is currently closed for the winter.

On to the weather - here's Holly with the forecast.

It's been a fairly grey weekend, but now things are turning more

unsettled as we head into the new working week.

Through tonight, a fair amount of cloud, a bit of hill fog,

And as the breeze starts to pick up as we head

It's mild, lows of eight or nine, but quite a grey started

A few spots of rain and drizzle initially.

It's around mid-morning we start to find this rain working

And the winds pick up as it comes through as well.

Perhaps touching gale force at times around the coast.

Something a bit brighter comes through later,

These are our top temperatures, ten or 11 Celsius.

But it will feel chilly as that rain pushes through.

Windy at times through this week, especially from Wednesday onwards.

Turning colder from Thursday as well, and we start to see

the risk of something a little bit wintry across the moors.

Good evening. Rain around for all of us over the next 24-hour.