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went to the welsh last year. dan biggar has called it their "biggest game for 15 to 20 years". so it's definitely not the biggest game in wales for the last 20 years. um, it's an important game for us. we're well aware that, you know, we've got we're desperate to want to get a win. ireland have recalled peter 0'mahony for the match the munster flanker, who wasn't included it's super bowl lix on sunday in new orleans.

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from their miners�* earnings a bbc investigation found 27 miners�* social welfare in england were sold for £12.2 million the money it makes is used to support former mining communities across the uk. stephanie miskin reports. the men that raised the money for this worked underground to buy this land. paid for by miners themselves. but a bbc investigation has discovered that many have the money has been spent on.

this is the old site of maltby miners welfare, and, this was closed sort of six years ago now areas because it was a community asset which people have loved for decades. closed down in 2018. terry led a facebook campaign with plans to lease it if you ask anybody in this community or any other communities, they'll say they don't see any of the investment. in 2020, the land was sold to the highest bidder for £246,000. by a local developer. ciswo denies that money sits on its balance sheet, fallen into disrepair. were put forward. this is one of 27 sites across england sold

in the past 1a years, with most of the money for mining communities. across the country, it's the same thing whether you're there were community assets that the community got to use by virtue of the coal industry. it's important because of the legacy — because that was a former mining community. ciswo said it cannot limit investments in specific areas than seems to be believed, as it has to pay costs the charity said many of the sites sold had been closed for years beforehand, and had spent £58.8 million over the past 1a years supporting former mining communities across the uk.

which supports around 250 kids each week, believes this is where the money from its community's mining towards it, that'd be awesome. because then they are giving something back, and people probably would think a lot highly of them if they did that. include future investment. to be the next archbishop of canterbury following people can submit their suggestions for the new archbishop until 28th march.

buckingham palace has confirmed that the king and queen will visit italy and the vatican city celebrate the catholic church's jubilee year, which occurs every quarter of a century. since becoming monarch. what would you do if you won the lottery? a serious conundrum for one lucky winner after a now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor.

hello. through the week ahead, but if you're expecting something akin to beast from the east, well, from southern parts of europe. so whilst it's cold today, temperatures actually lift another surge of colder air through part of next week, and any snow we do see will be fairly insignificant and mainly on the hills. and that will be the case later this afternoon they'll develop a bit more widely and could turn a little bit wintry over the higher ground. here, a keen breeze, though, gusting 30—a0 miles out of the sunshine.

across parts of wales, central and southern england. flurries as well. further north and west, clearest of the skies, lowest of the temperatures tonight and a widespread frost here into tomorrow morning. but here best favoured again for the sunshine through tomorrow. lots of cloud for england and wales. cold rain, a little bit of sleet, a little bit of hill snow. should brighten up to the south—east corner later, up to around eight degrees, but a chilly day by and large for those heading off to italy for the wales—italy match some rain at times. it is going to be one of those days where the rain will come and go in the form of showers. it's all linked into

a developing area of low and northern ireland. temperatures should lift a little bit as well.

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