understandably the father of rhys jones is furious. says he was the worst of the lot because he gave them the garden. i think we'll get a lot of the stories because people are always going to come up for pa role are always going to come up for parole and it's always going to be controversial given what's happened withjohn controversial given what's happened with john warboys. moving on, and looking at the express in a moment. one story that doesn't seem to have made the front pages is the fact you've actually been taken over. how's that gone down? is quite an exciting time, i'd recommend being pa rt exciting time, i'd recommend being part of a takeover at least once in your life. by the mirror, a group not known to share the political outlook of the express. as long as you keep your politics apart it's quite easy to do. it's exciting times in newspapers, we'll see what happens. two great names getting together, i'm sure it will be fine. brilliant. on that note, rachel, the express front page is saying brexit britain will be robust whic

scoring with rhys jones, as eve muirhead failed to find the target.cure their place in the final. leaving their place in the final. leaving the british team to battle it out for a bronze tomorrow. we gave it our all tonight and the swedish girls were on fire. myself, i missed a couple of key draws and you cannot afford to do that. of course, absolutely gutted. i guess we have trained hard for the last three or four years to be in that position and unfortunately, today we were just outplayed. but we still have a medal to play for so we will be giving it our all tomorrow.l brilliant performance today from the 15—year—old russian figure skater who won the first gold medal for the olympic athletes from russia after a world record in the short programme, it was an impeccable routine in the free dance, beating her training partner and the reigning world champion. she was a favourite going into at but is alley oop over earns her slice of olympic history atjust 15 years old. elsewhere, the german men shocked the reigning champions canada to reach the ice hock

on release garratt, what have you made of those comments gary, from emily —— eddie jones, ramping up the pressure on rhysrks, it can go either way, england need to put pressure on him, there will be pressure but if either youngster and has been playing well so far, if he gets it right tomorrow, eddie might have two mince his words. emma, if an opposing coach were saying you might not have the bottle for a big occasion, how would you feel and respond on the field? it would act asa respond on the field? it would act as a motivation, you want to prove people wrong, you want to show what you are about and as gary said he has shown that, and in that first game, he will be put under pressure out there... does it plant to seed of doubt, that is what eddiejones is hoping. would have that effect? mentally you have to remain so strong. it depends on the confidence of the person, you can not enter that unless you are the person who has been going as this season, you would assume he is flying high but he only has six caps, to an international stage it may do. and gary as a world cup winner, what would it mean to the

jones has twickenham between england and wales. eddiejones has been up to his usual mind games, this time questioning the courage of rhys patchell, askingas the bottle for the match. we will see whether or not the wales number ten rhys patchell will have the bottle as he contends with what will be a fierce cauldron in twickenham tomorrow. 82,000 fans will be here. england against wales. it could go some way to determining who will win this trophy this year. with england back in 2014 and part of that success for winning side. what have you made of those comments from eddiejones, what have you made of those comments from eddie jones, ramping what have you made of those comments from eddiejones, ramping up the pressure on rhys patchell? hopefully it works and doesn't go the other way. england need to put pressure on him. there will be pressure but if he isa him. there will be pressure but if he is a youngster and he's been playing ever so well, if he gets it right tomorrow eddie might have to mince his words. you play the game, ifan mince his words. you play the game, if an opposing coach was suggesting you might not have the bottle, how w

rhys patchell, third choice timbre ten for wales, eddiejones third choice timbre ten for wales, eddie joness not have the bottle to play at twickenham. what do you make of that as a player, if an opposing coach were saying that about you 7 an opposing coach were saying that about you? it depends on the player you are. it would definitely galvanise me and make me want to prove him wrong. he had a great game la st prove him wrong. he had a great game last week. he will be full of confidence and i think comments like that spur you on. i can imagine the likes of maro itoje are going to try and get into him early doors. likes of maro itoje are going to try and get into him early doorsm will be a scintillating atmosphere he will have to contend with. from the england side of things, george ford and owen farrell combining well against italy. it gives you options either side of the breakdown. they can split and play together. they are starting to develop their game. they will be a real threat. we will be hearing from the england camp in a moment but we know thatjonathan joseph has come in to the si

but how england go about things at murrayfield, a fortnight ago jones and the players piled the pressure on the young wales fly—half rhysin their sights as the scotland playmaker finn russell, who has had a shaky start of the campaign. he is a world—class player, you know? he went on a lions tour. he did some fantastic things in the france game and we have to defend him very closely. it is a small country, batting above its weight. i am sure we will feel that on saturday and we got to be up for it. this morning i spoke to them about the honour of being able to play in the calcutta cup. it is one of the most historic games in the rugby calendar. they feel honoured to play in this game and i want them to be excited about playing in this game. at the same time, they have to know they have a job to do. this fixture is the oldest in rugby, laced with history. the england camp has been focused, almost clinical this week. for them, murrayfield holds no fear. england have not lost their in a decade. described as a diva, mercedes unveiled the car they hope for the them to a fifth record world championship double this season. but

england under eddie jones, out of 2a, incredible run for england under eddiejones, master tactician on the field and off it, as he was ramping up the pressure on the welsh fly half, rhys, take on the pressure on his own shoulders, he wants to pumpa on his own shoulders, he wants to pump a little bit of pressure on rhys patchell, but it is also a challenge. rhys patchell is a good enough player to come out here and play like he did last week, he wants to make sure that he goes out to perform, that is what good coaches do, find places where they can apply a little bit of pressure, and challenge those players. it is down now to rhys patchell to come out and show he is a player that can do that, he is of easily doing that because he says he is the third choice ten... i think eddie jones is a little bit worried about him in some ways! also him doing hisjob to make sure he puts pressure on him. asa make sure he puts pressure on him. as a player, if an opposing coach said something about you in the lead up said something about you in the lead up to said something about you in the lead uptoa said something about you in the lead up to a match, what frame of mind with that leav

jones has twickenham between england and wales. eddiejones has been up to his usual mind games, this time questioning the courage of rhys patchell, askingon in twickenham tomorrow. 82,000 fans will be here. england against wales. it could go some way to determining who will win this trophy this year. with england back in 2014 and

jones is twickenham with england and wales tomorrow. eddiejones is back to his old tricks, quietly trying to get in the heads of the welsh setup. questioning whether rhysto say. people forget rhys patchell has been around the squad for a few years. he would probably like a few more caps as a people who have been in and amongst it but he has experience among the camp. it is a step up, playing away at twickenham against england, but he is ready for that and is focused on thejob in hand. michael 0'neill‘s bouye extension as the northern ireland manager has been successfully extended. he has taken the longest and most lucrative contract in the irish fa's history. i know thejob in hand is one i will devote my life and salted, the job i know thejob in hand is one i will devote my life and salted, thejob i took on six years ago is still as appealing and exciting as it was then. the nature of football, it is a lucrative business, but for me, it is the personal nature of this job that has been a big factor in the decision to stay on. walter smith will not be taking the scotland job. he had become the favourite after o'neill he had become the favourite after 0'n

jones ramping up their meeting with wales. head coach eddiejones ramping up the mind games. he has questioned whether wales's fill in fly half rhysers behind him and he will have chris robshaw at him, farrell, care, all people who played a lot of rugby. the pressure on him will be enormous. has he got the bottle to handle it? the westwood of england has said he needed his wits about him after a day at the european tour in perth. —— lee westwood. after his second and he is level with defending champion brad rumford halfway through. they wore one stroke clear of the field before the sunday matchplay finale. that all the sport for now, simon, catch up with all the winter olympics action on the bbc sport website and on the red button. don't go too far away because if we have another problem with the weather, i'll be coming back to your! i don't know much about the weather! you are not alone. thanks for that. you are watching afternoon live on bbc news. police in canada have found the remains of at least six people, in the grounds of a house linked to an alleged serial killer. bruce mcarthur was arrested last month and charged with mu