david weir speaking to us earlier. let's turn our attention to football. out the outcome of their appeal against the ten—point deduction they received last november, for breaching the premier league's financial regulations, around the end of the month. their appeal was heard at the end of january, and although the verdict is expected soon, no exact date has been set for when it will be delivered. it is in the appeals and all that, of course, but it is everyone's interest, i think everyone is wondering. when is going to come to a close? during that period, used look at elite —— you look at the league table... it would be helpful if it is sooner rather than later, but as i said, i don't know how the legal process and why it takes a long, so we'lljust wait and see. celtic goalkeeperjoe hart says he'll retire at the end of this season. the former england and manchester city keeper, who's 36, says he still feels "physically great" but wants to "smash through the finish line". hart's made 690 club appearances and has also played for shrewsbury, tranmere, blackpo

eight—time winner david weir, who will be taking part in his 25th london marathon in a row in april, about the significance of having equal pay. the london marathon is where my heart is, it is where i started, and it was the first race i saw on tv in the 1980s, it was the first race i saw on tv in the 19805, it it was the first race i saw on tv in the 1980s, it inspired me to get into this fantastic sport. but, you know, at an early age you knew that it wasn't a level playing field between able—bodied and disabled athletics, and now this is a step forward in the right direction, i'm just so proud that it is london marathon that has taken this step. england have named 0llie robinson and shoaib bashir in their side for the fourth test against india in ranchi. the tourists have once again picked two seamers, with robinson coming in for mark wood, while off—spinner bashir is recalled for leg—spinner rehan ahmed. india lead 2—i, meaning england must avoid defeat to keep the series alive. do you like to look at the pitch two days out and one day out, you want to give yourself some identifi

david weir has won the event eight times and in april he'll be taking part for the 25th time in a row my heart is. it was where i started as an eight—year—old, the mini marathon, the first race i saw on television in the 19805 and inspired me to get into this fantastic sport. at an early age we knew it was not a level playing field with able—bodied athletics and disabled athletics and now this is just a step forward in the right direction and i am so proud. i love the marathon. the six nations resumes this weekend — and ciaran frawley will start at full—back in place of injured hugo keenan for grand slam champions ireland against wales. there are seven changes from the line—up that thumped italy last time out, but frawley�*s inclusion is the only difference to the side that began with a big win over france — it's his first six nations start, and a challenge his coach believes he is ready for: we started the campaign with him over there in portugal, training as a 15 so it is natural for him to fill that position and he deserves his chance in that position. his first six nations start w

david weir has won the event eight times, and in april he'll be taking part for the 25th time in a rowre my heart is, it's where i started as an eight—year—old, and it was the first race i saw on tv in the 1980s, it inspired me to get into this fantastic sport. but, you know, at an early age you knew that it wasn't a level playing field between able—bodied and disabled athletics, and now this is just a step forward in the right direction, i'm just so proud that it's london marathon that has taken this step. the six nations resumes this weekend — and ciaran frawley will start at full—back in place of injured hugo keenan for grand slam champions ireland against wales. there are seven changes from the line—up that thumped italy last time out, but frawley�*s inclusion is the only difference to the side that began with a big win over france — it's his first six nations start, and a challenge his coach believes he is ready for. we started the campaign with him over there in portugal, training as a 15, so it's very natural for him to fill that position and he deserves a chance in that positio

david weir has won the event eight times and in april he'll be taking part for the 25th time in a row. it was where i started as an eight—year—old, the mini marathon, the first race i saw on television in the 19805 and inspired me to get into this fantastic sport. at an early age we knew it was not an early age we knew it was not a level playing field with able—bodied athletics and disabled athletics and now this is just a step forward in the right direction and i am so proud. i love the marathon. the six nations resumes this weekend — and ciaran frawley will start at full—back in place of injured hugo keenan for grand slam champions ireland against wales. there are seven changes from the line—up that thumped italy last time out, but frawley�*s inclusion is the only difference to the side that began with a big win over france — it's his first six nations start, and a challenge his coach believes he is ready for: we started the campaign with him over there in portugal, training is a 15 so it is naturalfor him to training is a 15 so it is natural for him to fill that position and he des

weir will have his eyes on that in april and joins us now.oesn't it? yeah it is amazing. i have been working hard to get to this point. the london marathon is where my heart is, it is where i started as an eight—year—old in the mini marathon. it was the first race i saw on tv in the 1980s and it inspired me to get into this fantastic sport. at an early age he knew that it was not a level playing field with disabled and enabled athletics and this is just a step forward in the right direction. i am just so proud voted at its london marathon that has taken this step and this will be my 25th anniversary i have done 25 in a row so it is a great achievement for the guys at london marathon and all the guys that have pushed this to make it happen. that have pushed this to make it ha en. ,, , ., that have pushed this to make it hauen. ,, , ., ., happen. sends out the message not 'ust to the happen. sends out the message not just to the other _ happen. sends out the message not just to the other major— happen. sends out the message not just to the othe

eight—time winner david weir, who will be taking part in his 25th london marathon in a row in april,he significance of having equal pay. the london marathon is where my heart is, it is where i started, and it was the first race i saw on tv in the 1980s, it inspired me to get into this fantastic sport. but, you know, at an early age you knew that it wasn't a level playing field between able—bodied and disabled athletics, and now this is a step forward in the right direction, i'm just so proud that it is london marathon that has taken this step. fast bowler 0llie robinson is back in the england side for the first time since the third ashes test last summer. he's one of two changes made for the fourth test that starts on friday in ranchi against india, one they have to win as they trail 2—1 in the series. robinson comes in for mark wood while off—spinner shoaib bashir is recalled for leg—spinner rehan ahmed. the wicket could cause some problems for batters, with large cracks already appearing. six nations news — england have made five changes to the side that beat wales for their calcut

eight—time winner david weir will be taking part in his 25th london marathon in a row in april.arathon is where my heart is, it's where i started as an eight—year—old, and it was the first race i saw on tv in the 1980s, it inspired me to get into this fantastic sport. but, you know, at an early age you knew that it wasn't a level playing field between able—bodied and disabled athletics, and now this is just a step forward in the right direction, i'm just so proud that it's london marathon that has taken this step. the six nations resumes this weekend, and england have made five changes to the side that beat wales ahead of their calcutta cup clash with scotland in edinburgh on saturday. northampton fullback george furbank has won a surprise recall to the side in place of freddie steward, who drops out of the matchday squad entirely. ollie lawrence returns from injury in place of fraser dingwall, while there are recalls for danny care, dan cole and ellis genge. blair kinghorn will start at fullback for scotland in that match, one of the three changes to gregor townsend's side, alo

eight—time winner david weir will be taking part in his 25th london marathon in a row in april.hon is where my heart is. it is where i started as an eight—year old, and it was the first race i saw on tv in the 1980s, it inspired me to get into this fantastic sport. but, you know, at an early age, you knew that it wasn't a level playing field between able—bodied and disabled athletics, and now this is a step forward in the right direction. i'm just so proud that it is london marathon that has taken this step. six nations news. england have made five changes to the side that beat wales for their calcutta cup clash with scotland in edinburgh on saturday. northampton fullback george furbank has won a surprise recall to the side in place of freddie steward, who drops out of the match day squad entirely. ollie lawrence returns from injury in place of fraser dingwall, while there are recalls for danny care, dan cole and ellis genge. blair kinghorn will start at full—back for scotland against england, one of the three changes to gregor townsend's side along with jamie richie and kyle st

eight—time winner david weir will be taking part in his 25th london marathon in a row in april.uring the day today, we've seen much colder weather move in from the west. we've swapped the mild south—westerly winds that we've seen over recent weeks, really, and swapped them with much colder north—westerly winds. hence the drop in temperatures. it's even been cold enough to see some snow return to the scottish mountains. that's not something we've seen very much of over recent weeks. the drop in temperatures, then, has been widespread and really sharp. yesterday, you might remember, rhyl was the warmest place in the country at 15 degrees. this afternoon's temperature has been hovering more around 7 celsius, really. the radar picture still picks up a band of rain clearing its way eastwards and we've got plenty of showers working into western areas of the uk, with those north—westerly winds feeding the showers in. so, during this evening and overnight, showers will continue to come and go across western areas. cold enough for some snow up over the scottish mountains — above 400 metr