will compensate, more than that we had today. then the next weather front coming in, it comes in across the north of scotland. that is the most significant rain. as it pushes down the east coast, it will fizzle out. on friday, we could have a first in the south first thing but then cloudy skies and this northerly wind, particularly for the east coast of england and scotland, will make it feel quite raw for the time of the ever so not as much sunshine on offer even though temperatures could get a degree also higher. high pressure then moves back in as a go towards the weekend. not promising a huge amount of sunshine but the settled weather is back.- huge amount of sunshine but the settled weather is back. thank you, helen. settled weather is back. thank you, helen- that — settled weather is back. thank you, helen. that is _ settled weather is back. thank you, helen. that is it _ settled weather is back. thank you, helen. that is it from _ settled weather is back. thank you, helen. that is it from us _ settled weather is back. thank you, helen. that is it from us on - settled weather is back. thank you, helen. that is it from us on the - settled weather is back. thank you, | helen. that is it from us on the bbc news at six. the news continues on bbc one. time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. i die. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster resolution has been reached in welsh rugby, their players will turn out to face england on saturday.

who can stop the lionesses, they are back in action in the next hour, we'll head live to bristol and we'll also get the latest from germany, it's another champions league night with manchester city playing leipzig crisis meetings have been taking place all day between the professional rugby board, the welsh rugby union and the international squad and players from the four regions, cardiff, dragons, ospreys and scarlets. and resolution has been reached. the six nations match against england this weekend , that was in doubt, with the players close to taking strike action, will take place. in the last hour, the wales captain, ken owens, and the wru's

acting chief executive, nigel walker, addressed the media together. iam i am pleased to announce that after extensive conversations and discussions over the last week, the wales versus england game will go ahead as scheduled. it's important that going forward we continue the dialogue which we have had over the last week or so, but not under the circumstances we have had over the last week or so. ken and i and some of the senior players will be meeting more regular than we have in the past. there's been a huge frustration over the last number of months. it was disappointing it got to the stage. we months. it was disappointing it got to the stage-— to the stage. we have to make a stand. i think— to the stage. we have to make a stand. i think the _ to the stage. we have to make a stand. i think the collaboration l stand. i think the collaboration and conversations that have taken place over the _ conversations that have taken place over the last week or ten days have shown_ over the last week or ten days have shown that — over the last week or ten days have shown that some positive resolutions can he _ shown that some positive resolutions can be found and i'm glad that we

can continue to do that in the future — can continue to do that in the future with the seat at prb and r&b and nigel— future with the seat at prb and r&b and nigel offering to meet with us on a more — and nigel offering to meet with us on a more regular basis. that we don't _ on a more regular basis. that we don't end — on a more regular basis. that we don't end up— on a more regular basis. that we don't end up in that situation like this in the — don't end up in that situation like this in the future. welsh rugby can't _ this in the future. welsh rugby can't keep— this in the future. welsh rugby can't keep going on this major merry—go—round of crisis after crisis — merry—go—round of crisis after crisis its— merry—go—round of crisis after crisis. it's affecting everybody in the game — crisis. it's affecting everybody in the game. players, supporters, administrators, grassroots clubs and everybody _ administrators, grassroots clubs and everybody. in the last six to eight weeks _ everybody. in the last six to eight weeks i _ everybody. in the last six to eight weeks i think everybody supposed together— weeks i think everybody supposed together now and find a way forward and need _ together now and find a way forward and need to do it collaboratively together— and need to do it collaboratively together to put welsh rugby at the top end _ together to put welsh rugby at the top end of where the rugby and not the laughing stock we are at the moment — the laughing stock we are at the moment i— the laughing stock we are at the moment. i think we can do that with the collaboration that has been agreed~ — wales correspodnent tomos morgan sent us this a short time ago

a significant day for the sport. i laughing stock as you heard from the wales captain. he looked frazzled, didn't he? can you give us background to what the players were after? this background to what the players were after? �* , , ., background to what the players were after? ~ , , ., ., background to what the players were after? ~ , i. ., .., , after? as you mentioned, can owens was looking — after? as you mentioned, can owens was looking as _ after? as you mentioned, can owens was looking as if _ after? as you mentioned, can owens was looking as if the _ after? as you mentioned, can owens was looking as if the weight - after? as you mentioned, can owens was looking as if the weight of- after? as you mentioned, can owens was looking as if the weight of the i was looking as if the weight of the world was on his shores. he was strained by the week's events. the players wanted three things. they wanted to get rid of the 60 cap rule which meant that players could only continue to play for wills if they had 60 caps for wills they could then move clubs outside of wills. they got rid of that and it is not up to 25. they wanted a seat on the board with negotiations for salaries in the future. they also wanted to change the future salary structure which the proposal had been for a set amount to be variable and

performance based. they now agreed there was a hybrid model which will be discussed between agents and players moving forward. you mentioned, and you heard, can owens said it was rugby has been a laughing stock. this has been a disastrous year for welsh rugby sub started with allegations of six of sexism, homophobia and racism which led to an executive standing now. the team has been in a losing streak and so can't win a game now there has been the strep threat of strike action which has been resolved which to sit in the light of friends and to sit in the light of friends and to the light of the game. they need the revenue from this game and businesses across wills will be thankful this is going ahead. that would have _ thankful this is going ahead. that would have been _ thankful this is going ahead. that would have been the nuclear option for the players for the mesh to go on strike and not take place. the whole economy would've taken a huge

hit. notjust the union. that gave the players a lot of leverage, didn't, ? the players a lot of leverage, didn't,? ., �* ., didn't,? you're right. some of the bars and clubs _ didn't,? you're right. some of the bars and clubs in _ didn't,? you're right. some of the bars and clubs in the _ didn't,? you're right. some of the bars and clubs in the centre - bars and clubs in the centre say that the rugby weekend has sustained them for the whole of the year. such is the amount of revenue they can make. you said we have heard from businesses today that it would be a complete catastrophe if the game didn't take place. looking back on where this puts the welsh rugby union and was rugby. i think the repetition has been damaged, the chief executive saying he would like more conversations going forward, going furtherforward. robust compositions have been hired and they will continue to be robust conversations. i put it to them where they repetition has been? he said it's not been great but they hope they can learn from these

mistakes and move forward for the best of rugby in wales.— best of rugby in wales. quickly, if ou can best of rugby in wales. quickly, if you can tell— best of rugby in wales. quickly, if you can tell us. — best of rugby in wales. quickly, if you can tell us, of— best of rugby in wales. quickly, if you can tell us, of course - best of rugby in wales. quickly, if you can tell us, of course we - best of rugby in wales. quickly, if you can tell us, of course we are l you can tell us, of course we are looking forward to this match on saturday. it's notjust about wills. it's about the region as well. need and strong regions as well going forward. that's been a criticism from the regions. that the game has been too skewed towards a national interest rather than their interests as well. , ._ , interest rather than their interests as well. , , , ~ as well. the players strike in it, as well. the players strike in it, as ou as well. the players strike in it, as you mentioned, _ as well. the players strike in it, as you mentioned, were - as well. the players strike in it, as you mentioned, were going i as well. the players strike in it, | as you mentioned, were going to as well. the players strike in it, - as you mentioned, were going to be the international players, the players with the highest salaries. they were doing it on behalf of the regional players not on the high salaries. their pay would have been affected far more than that guys on affected far more than that guys on a couple of hundred thousand pounds. those guys in the middle it would have been affected. the international players were ready to make a stand for those other colleagues of theirs. the six year agreements, the six year financial

framework, will still need to be finalised but it looks like we are far closer than we have been and it looks like all the players are, seemingly, happy with what they heard today. seemingly, happy with what they heard today-— heard today. thank you. some ositive heard today. thank you. some positive news, _ heard today. thank you. some positive news, resolution - heard today. thank you. some - positive news, resolution seemingly reached between the players and the welsh rugby union. england lionesses kick off in the next hour or so in the last game of the arnold clarke cup, they've beaten south korea and italy and now face belgium, who also beat the italians and koreans, so tonight's match at ashton gate in bristol is as good as a final. the head coach sarina wiegman has given most her squad a run out so far and that has really benefited i think where a competitive group and we all know that in order to be successful we have to challenge one another. that's every single day in training and that is what makes us able to get performances and grow at

the squad. i like to see our players improve and we want everyone to perform and be at their best, and, ultimately we need everyone at their best to go on and do great things. our correspondent natalie pirks is there, natalie brilliant that there's a bit riding on the game, but you can't see the belgians stopping england can you? yeah, i mean it, on paper, no. belgium are ranked 16 players below england was up they didn't qualify for the world cup. the fines are excited here because, as you say, england is on our great runs was there are 29 matches if they were to draw or beat vegan tonight. even though belgium reached the quarterfinals of the euros at a second time of asking that summer,

it should be england winning their third trophy under the near kush tonight. you can't see it going any other way given england i've been playing. other way given england i've been -la inc. ., other way given england i've been .la in.. ., ., ., other way given england i've been -la inc. ., ., ., , playing. nothing more from nestle but en'o ed playing. nothing more from nestle but enjoyed the — playing. nothing more from nestle but enjoyed the match. _ playing. nothing more from nestle but enjoyed the match. thank- playing. nothing more from nestle but enjoyed the match. thank you. j but enjoyed the match. thank you. that game between the lionesses and belgium done in bristol. the other match was 1—0 between south korea and italy. the last time i had a look. let's stay with the lionesses for a moment because they have found out who they wll be facing in their first match at the world cup. the final qualifiers for the tournament have been taking place in new zealand and haiti beat chile 2—1 to make it into england's group. and it was their teenage star melchie dumornay who england will have to keep an eye on. the midfielder giving her side the lead just before the break with a powerful strike. haiti then missed a penalty late

before dumornay doubled their lead deep into added time. chile still had time to pull one back but it's haiti who have reached their first world cup and will be in group d with the lionesses, denmark and china portugal are also through to their first world cup. cameroon thought that they had forced extra time after ajara nchout equalised in the 89th minute to make it 1—1 in hamilton. but the referee pointed to the spot in the fourth minute of injury time after a cameroon handball, and carole costa sent the portuguese through. they'lljoin the usa, netherlands and vietnam in group e. panama take on paraguay for the final spot at the world cup in the early hours tomorrow. there are more champions league games tonight, manchester city are in germany facing rb leipzig in the first leg of their last 16 tie. will this finally be city's year, they were runners up to chesea two years ago, lost in the semi—finals last year. the city manager is being very philosophical about their prospects.

at the end, the destiny is already written. we do our best what we have done, we have been close, sometimes not, sometimes closer. it is not an exception now. this is my feeling, i live that position. i have the feeling what we have done all of us for many years, whatever happened to us, it's going to fail. whatever i do personally with the future, i'm going to fail. nothing will be enough. you can listen to commentary of that city match on five live, ian dennis is at the red bull arena will it be a case of fourth time lucky for the premier league clubs in the champions league? so far, three played and three defeats. for pep guardiola and his site in rb it would be a tough test. matthew upson is me and he had praise for leipzig

yesterday. this will not be easy for manchester city? ihla yesterday. this will not be easy for manchester city?— manchester city? no it won't. his press conference _ manchester city? no it won't. his press conference indicated - press conference indicated that. he's up— press conference indicated that. he's up against one of the best contact — he's up against one of the best contact are attacking teams in europe — contact are attacking teams in europe. they have goals and pace. it may weii— europe. they have goals and pace. it may well suit them to sit back and allow— may well suit them to sit back and allow manchester city to have the ball and hit them on the break. there _ ball and hit them on the break. there is— ball and hit them on the break. there is no— ball and hit them on the break. there is no kevin de bruyne and no aymeric _ there is no kevin de bruyne and no aymeric laporte. they are out with injury— aymeric laporte. they are out with injury obviously a blow. but if mattresses city are, or many peoples favourites. _ mattresses city are, or many peoples favourites, they have to overcome these _ favourites, they have to overcome these tests. favourites, they have to overcome these tests-— favourites, they have to overcome these tests. , ., ,. ., ., these tests. they have discovered to be u- to these tests. they have discovered to be no to do — these tests. they have discovered to be up to do that. _ these tests. they have discovered to be up to do that. how— these tests. they have discovered to be up to do that. how do _ these tests. they have discovered to be up to do that. how do you - be up to do that. how do you replace kevin de bruyne a, you can change a team slightly. phil foden into areas, who is still a fantastic pair. it would be interested to see what formation he placed a knife and how he goes about this technically. i think things have changed a lot this season for pep he might do

something different tonight. he said in his ress something different tonight. he said in his press conference _ something different tonight. he said in his press conference that - something different tonight. he said in his press conference that they - in his press conference that they are in supple in transition. you have alluded to the fact there are threat on the counterattack. so how mattresses to the approach it will be interesting. it mattresses to the approach it will be interesting.— mattresses to the approach it will be interesting. it will be. whether or not be interesting. it will be. whether or rrot they _ be interesting. it will be. whether or not they will _ be interesting. it will be. whether or not they will do _ be interesting. it will be. whether or not they will do something - or not they will do something similar to arsenal, in terms of not having control of the ball all the time. rb leipzig would be happy without position. with manchester city go longer into erling haaland, it will may sue them tonight. that's why think tactically is a big issue on pep toyota tonight for some erling haaland has a good record i guess his team.— erling haaland has a good record i guess his team. mattresses they will be hoping that _ guess his team. mattresses they will be hoping that continues tonight. - be hoping that continues tonight. commentary on bbc five live. manchester united face barcelona at old trafford tomorrow night in the europa league play—offs. it's 2—2 after the first leg in spain last week. the winner will qualify for the last 16. hugh ferris at carrington,

united's training complex today. it's been a good while and a couple of managers since these players had a week like this. firmly into the premier league titled race with a big win on sunday. tomorrow night, i chance to beat the best in spain and reach the next round in europe. sunday, the efl cup final and the opportunity for manchester united first trophy in six years. all of that just first trophy in six years. all of thatjust eight months into the tenure of their new coach. taste thatjust eight months into the tenure of their new coach. we have to no net tenure of their new coach. we have to go get to — tenure of their new coach. we have to go get to game _ tenure of their new coach. we have to go get to game with _ tenure of their new coach. we have to go get to game with the - tenure of their new coach. we have to go get to game with the focus. l tenure of their new coach. we have l to go get to game with the focus. we have to _ to go get to game with the focus. we have to keep the same mindset and that every— have to keep the same mindset and that every day we want to give better— that every day we want to give better version of ourselves. so, when _ better version of ourselves. so, when you — better version of ourselves. so, when you face some big teams like barcelona. — when you face some big teams like barcelona, you have to play your best _ barcelona, you have to play your best we — barcelona, you have to play your best. we want to get through to the next round — best. we want to get through to the next round. so, really, tomorrow we have _ next round. so, really, tomorrow we have to _ next round. so, really, tomorrow we have to give — next round. so, really, tomorrow we have to give our best performance of

the season — have to give our best performance of the season. gne have to give our best performance of the season-— have to give our best performance of the season. one man who does know about the expectation _ the season. one man who does know about the expectation of _ the season. one man who does know about the expectation of this - the season. one man who does know about the expectation of this club - about the expectation of this club is thoroughly ferguson who the new coach was having dinner with this evening. the new busing the oilman went to share some knowledge and he had a good time and do it again. perhaps a good few days and out few more invitees and a bit of champagne may be present on the occasion. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines james anderson has returned to the top of the test bowling rankings after taking seven wickets in the first—test against new zealand. at a0 years 207 days, anderson is the oldest bowler to hold top spot since australian clarrie grimmett in 1936. australia's assistant coach dan mckellar will be leicester tigers head coach from next season, he'll be the permanent replacement for steve borthwick who took the england job in december. defending european indoor champion keely hodgkinson is in the great britain's squad

for this year's championships in istanbul next week. four—time gold medallist laura muir and british 60 metre champion daryll neita are also included olympic gold medallists rebecca adlington and daley thompson are two of the names who have signed a letter to the government to try and help protect the future of swimming pools and gyms. they've joined almost 200 sports governing bodies in warning that the high cost of energy bills could be the final straw for some leisure facilities, with people losing access as some venues forced to shut permanently. it will happen, isn't it? across not only swimming but other sports as well to be shutdown for two years with coronavirus, and now on the back of this, facilities are closing up and down the country. it has that knock—on effect for grassroots sports and then affecting the elite programme.

there are fantastic sports that happen at the olympics, but it is one of those that we will start to see less and less, especially over the upcoming olympics, just because, how can people go to olympics for swimming if there are no swimming pools? earlier in sportsday we told you about the women's world cup play—offs taking place in new zealand, that all ties in with fifa's ambitions to expand their global competitions. but as our sports news correspondent alex capstick reports, some players have raised their environmental concerns the usa when the world cup. women's football is on — the usa when the world cup. women's football is on the _ the usa when the world cup. women's football is on the up. _ the usa when the world cup. women's football is on the up. fever _ football is on the up. fever has made good on his promise to grow the game. this year as woke up with the be the biggest ever and have created a brand—new event. last week, ten teams were given a traditional new zealand welcome and they arrived for 13 games to decide the final three

qualifiers. its addition to the calendar it raises questions over a few friends commitment to lower its carbon emissions. this lady place for ireland for whom it world cup w in new zealand and australia awaits. she's also a member of a member of international footballers played wii play green. it international footballers played wii -la ureen. �* , play green. it could've been avoided- — play green. it could've been avoided- i— play green. it could've been avoided. i think _ play green. it could've been avoided. i think the new. play green. it could've been - avoided. i think the new system needs to be looked at. in clears about the climate crisis, its climate footprint, and actually demonstrate supporting emissions. you imagine the impact that would have on buildings across the world. the first record revenues mean further growth as well as an uplift in the women's event. the number of men's players, men's teams will be risen from 32 to 48. in the workup. earlier this month, remeasured one

to the club world cup a low—key tournament which are seven teams. in 2025, fifa said it was it involved 32 with plans for an equivalent women's competition. david wheeler speaks out for england's football players union. i speaks out for england's football players union-— speaks out for england's football players union. i think it's crazy to be expending _ players union. i think it's crazy to be expending the _ players union. i think it's crazy to be expending the world - players union. i think it's crazy to be expending the world cup. - players union. i think it's crazy to be expending the world cup. i i players union. i think it's crazy to i be expending the world cup. i think it's unnecessary. i think, we as a society and as footballers need to get away from the idea that more is better. it's kind of sick and potentially terminally ill, we know how to reverse course. instead of reversing course, we are doing the very thing that is making us sick. which i think is what fifa is worse doing. which i think is what fifa is worse doinu. . which i think is what fifa is worse doinu. , , ., , which i think is what fifa is worse doinu. . , doing. fevers people responded with a statement — doing. fevers people responded with a statement said _ doing. fevers people responded with a statement said system _ doing. fevers people responded with a statement said system of- doing. fevers people responded with a statement said system of the - a statement said system of the initial effort has been made to reduce emissions. it said the new playoff tournament was our

collective decision with the leader of all federations. the collective decision with the leader of all federations.— of all federations. the big thing from fifa over— of all federations. the big thing from fifa over the _ of all federations. the big thing from fifa over the last - of all federations. the big thing from fifa over the last three - of all federations. the big thing i from fifa over the last three years is carbon. — from fifa over the last three years is carbon, limbs and i don't think they're _ is carbon, limbs and i don't think they're credible. i have concerns regarding — they're credible. i have concerns regarding this upcoming world cup and the _ regarding this upcoming world cup and the 2026 workup. the regarding this upcoming world cup and the 2026 workup.— regarding this upcoming world cup and the 2026 workup. the global game brinus bi and the 2026 workup. the global game brings big profits _ and the 2026 workup. the global game brings big profits but _ and the 2026 workup. the global game brings big profits but does _ and the 2026 workup. the global game brings big profits but does it _ and the 2026 workup. the global game brings big profits but does it have - brings big profits but does it have to come with it because of the planet. or can they been in you plan to help in the future? alex capstick, bbc news good news for conor benn this afternoon, as the world boxing council say they will reinstate him into their rankings after they say a "highly—elevated consumption of eggs" was a "reasonable explanation" for his drug test failures benn was banned from the sport after failing two voluntary anti doping tests before a fight with chris eubankjr last october. benn still remains under investigation by the british boxing board of control though — so could still be banned from fighting in the uk.

they are notjust they are not just an over they are notjust an over club. for a different shaped ball in sport is not being welcomed into the family. as of this winter the whole club now has a netball site which is a world removed from their past. it's symbolic of a club making its biggest effort to widen its appeal. we are at a time where the sport is on the up and the club is looking to the future. we are always forward thinking and want to get more people involved in the club. my dads a huge front of it. he involved in the club. my dads a huge front of it. . involved in the club. my dads a huge front of it. , ., , ., front of it. he used to play at the club so he's _ front of it. he used to play at the club so he's glad _ front of it. he used to play at the club so he's glad that _ front of it. he used to play at the club so he's glad that he - front of it. he used to play at the club so he's glad that he had - front of it. he used to play at the club so he's glad that he had a i front of it. he used to play at the l club so he's glad that he had a girl that can _ club so he's glad that he had a girl that can be — club so he's glad that he had a girl that can be involved in the now and be in the _ that can be involved in the now and be in the sport novella. the

that can be involved in the now and be in the sport novella.— be in the sport novella. the men's ru:b be in the sport novella. the men's rugby league _ be in the sport novella. the men's rugby league team _ be in the sport novella. the men's rugby league team made - be in the sport novella. the men's rugby league team made a - be in the sport novella. the men's| rugby league team made a positive start to their season at the weekend. one the clubs women's team will look to match next month. the excitement extends beyond that with an ambitious new board of directors or buying into the need for change. rugby league, once it has a good publishing of female signs, it is heavily male dominated. netball is female dominated and is an opportunity to diversify. the hull kr netball team _ opportunity to diversify. the hull kr netball team is _ opportunity to diversify. the hull kr netball team is just _ opportunity to diversify. the hull kr netball team isjust part - opportunity to diversify. the hull kr netball team isjust part of. opportunity to diversify. the hull| kr netball team isjust part of the kr netball team is just part of the story here, for a club that is seen a significant change in its history. one which includes joining a significant change in its history. one which includesjoining other clubs in the region adding another team to its ranks.— clubs in the region adding another team to its ranks. we've also set up with our team to its ranks. we've also set up with your team- _ team to its ranks. we've also set up with your team. everyone _ team to its ranks. we've also set up with your team. everyone who - team to its ranks. we've also set up| with your team. everyone who poses this report knows how it is in the

workup. this report knows how it is in the worku -. ., ., this report knows how it is in the worku, ., ., ,., this report knows how it is in the worku, ., ., y., “ this report knows how it is in the worku. ., ., i. ,, �*, workup. how do you think it's chanauin workup. how do you think it's changing perceptions - workup. how do you think it's changing perceptions of - workup. how do you think it's changing perceptions of this | workup. how do you think it's - changing perceptions of this club? it's a great opportunity for the club _ it's a great opportunity for the club to— it's a great opportunity for the club to keep evolving and growing. there _ club to keep evolving and growing. there is _ club to keep evolving and growing. there is much you can do to get better— there is much you can do to get better and — there is much you can do to get better and more inclusive, and i think they— better and more inclusive, and i think they are on the right track. getting — think they are on the right track. getting hulking servers more to shout about. over the last few years there's been an increase in people regularly heading out for the fresh air — and frustrations — that come with the game of golf. but as the cost of living crisis deepens, maybe a golf membership is the first to go. and it's often seen as a sport to take up in retirement — if you've got the funds. so there's a drive to get younger people, from diverse backgrounds, into the sport. wendy hurrell has been to hanwell in west london to meet: the parakeets ona day like on a day like this. what could be nicer than a lovely game of golf? this group of young people are called the parakeets. they might not have got into golf by the time you

find some money for equipment, figured out the rules, got somewhere to practice, and not make a full partner in unfamiliar and surround his, it's not the most accessible game. his, it's not the most accessible came. �* . his, it's not the most accessible came. 3 . his, it's not the most accessible came. , . , ., his, it's not the most accessible tame. i, ., , . , ., ., his, it's not the most accessible game. there's a perception that golf is a elitist and _ game. there's a perception that golf is a elitist and provision _ game. there's a perception that golf is a elitist and provision sport - game. there's a perception that golf is a elitist and provision sport for. is a elitist and provision sport for those who can afford it. it doesn't have to be that way. golf is a sport for everybody and we at england golf once everyone who wants to play golf has the opportunity. he wants to be successful. ~ . ., , ., successful. which i to get girls to be a diverse game, _ successful. which i to get girls to be a diverse game, it _ successful. which i to get girls to be a diverse game, it should - successful. which i to get girls to be a diverse game, it should be i successful. which i to get girls to l be a diverse game, it should be for a certain— be a diverse game, it should be for a certain demographic. everyone should _ a certain demographic. everyone should be — a certain demographic. everyone should be absent plate. his giving them _ should be absent plate. his giving them a _ should be absent plate. his giving them a nice, individual sport they can do— them a nice, individual sport they can do on— them a nice, individual sport they can do on their own merit. sometimes taking _ can do on their own merit. sometimes taking loss _ can do on their own merit. sometimes taking loss in — can do on their own merit. sometimes taking loss in team sports. this toes taking loss in team sports. this aoes club taking loss in team sports. this goes club invite _ taking loss in team sports. try 3 goes club invite young people ages 14 to 16 to try out the sport. they given a set of clubs and a place to

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wendy hurrell, bbc news our top story that dispute between west rugby union and players has been resolved. the mesh between england and wales in the six nations will go ahead today. you can add to bb soup sports website for or the reaction to that. for now i, good night. hello. temperatures have been a lot lower today. well, i say lower, they've actually been closer to average for the time of year after a very mild day yesterday. for some of us, we've seen temperatures drop by about six degrees for example, in aberdeen where temperatures went from 13 yesterday to about seven this afternoon. there's also been a lot of cloud around today, bringing some patches of rain across eastern areas, heavy showers for west scotland, northern ireland and across wales as well. now, overnight tonight, any rain will tend eventually to become confined to southern parts

of england and wales, whereas northern ireland, northern england and scotland will have clearing skies and with light winds here there'll be a widespread frost with temperatures getting down to about —3 degrees tomorrow. so a cold start tomorrow morning, but plenty of sunshine to start the day as well. for these areas, any rain leftover in the south clears away, the afternoon, looks brighter, but across northern scotland will see rain developing through tomorrow afternoon along with strengthening gusts of wind. so it will become quite windy. temperatures similar to those of today.

hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is outside source. a day of diplomacy, as international divisions deepen. the russian and american leaders hold separate talks with allies over ukraine. president putin addresses cheering crowds in moscow at a rally to mark the first anniversary of the invasion. china's envoy gets a warm welcome at the kremlin, so could beijing help broker a deal to end the conflict? also in the programme — israeli troops have killed at least ten palestinians, including both civilians and militants, during a raid in the occupied west bank. a woman who travelled to syria at 15 to join the islamic state group has lost her latest bid to get her british citizenship back.