away of laver couzens reserve keeper nicholas long was keen to make his 1st bundesliga start but nerves got the better of him early on. slow down let's not punish him for his calamity. story lomas. replay is a must. because i'm top for hopes are being undermined by inconsistency but i did finish the roller coaster that is labor couzin season took another turn at on time so bought one last 2nd to last or. one points not much help from either side but you know it's better than nothing. now off to glove box. coach marco rosa has had a turbulent week after announcing his decision to move to dortmund in the summer he stood up quite a storm of angry reactions from plot by fans. of the both of us with yes of course the wake had its effect on me. it was about making a decision and then communicating that decision. it's come to my attention that a lot of people are disappointed if you don't share and toy soon but how would his team respond on the pitch with their coaches big decision put a damper on the rest of the fall season. the 1st chance to tell would be up against rose's own former club in

he now has to make sure laver couzin don't become all surrounds. you have to score when you want to win and. we fail to score at the moment that's not in. so we have to really quick. it was quite the tussle in leipzig just edged the win to keep the gap between themselves and bryant that sherman points anyone else willing to give brian a run for their money lets see how other teams fared in the compact. after running one point in their previous 3 games and dropping to sevens don't mind were hoping to return to top form at home against alcs book. things got off to a downer in the 10 minutes however with andre hahn was left in the don't win votes with all the time and space in the world to slam the out never lost standing in his . condo men's woes continued in the 21st minute was on and practicality off the crossbar that store hands church best spot pick of the troubles. things did then start looking up sometimes and in swinging a kick from royce and an unstoppable header from thomas delaney. midway through his 2nd half jaden sanchez looked back to hi

going to keep up with by and that was the tenor of this match is 2nd place leipzig took on 3rd place laver who isn't. and those hoping for a touch of master class football will be bitterly disappointed. this game resembled a playground bust up. with 2 the big strongest defensive teams facing off it was no surprise that they snuffed each other out. although the home side leipzig did have the upper hand on occasion in the 1st half . and none of this 7 attempts on goal troubled liver couzens looking for a desk. think it's not going to get to a good team cinnabon as leader and its most important game for both teams and it's not all that. on the pitch. overall leipsic had 16 shots on target to live a couzens 8 continuous effort was rewarded in the 50th minutes. by christopher and cuckoo broke the deadlock he was like 6 most vibrant player with 4 shots during the game. but wrong footing for opponents with the silky smooth move to school was undoubtedly the best moment of the match. that. this encounter was dominated by pressing from both sides and an exciting one to watch for the tacticians amon

and there are still 3 games to play on sunday when your own berlin play hoffenheim minds host and laver cozen face freiburg. where watching the news live from berlin next is a sports life which looks at the meeting after meeting you are. a brazilian footballer until school yeah i'm public phoniness thanks for watching and see you soon. we're all set. to go beyond. take on the world. over this is where all of the stories that matter to you. find relief for me pain. or we are yours actually on fire. since my jake from not so. much a is coming here he's come a long way from his brazilian base to make waves in german football. oh boy. but ok those feet the ground feet will meet you on the seagal in the. not. so what if. michael when we speak with those who have been by his side from the very beginning to find out just how became a boon this legal star and the same token we don't want you to come here. by the superdome morning and find out how far you could go. can you grew up in. a beautiful city in northeast brazil he was fortunate enough to have a comfortable childhood here. for me you ca

to keep up with buying it that was the tenor of this match is 2nd place leipsic took on 3rd place laver who isn't and that was hoping for a touch of master class football would be bitterly disappointed. this game resembled a playground bust up. with 2 of the big strongest defensive teams facing off it was no surprise that they snuffed each other out. although homesite leipzig did have the upper hand on occasion in the 1st half. and none of the 7 attempts on goal troubled leverkusen look at freddie. think it's all going to get to a good team soon the bonus league and it's most important game for both teams and it's not only. on the pitch. overall leipsic had 16 shots on target to live a couzens 8 day continuous effort was rewarded in the 50th minutes. by christopher and cuckoo broke the deadlock he was like 6 most vibrant player with 4 shots during the game. but from putting 4 opponents with this silky smooth move to school was undoubtedly the best moment of the match . this encounter was dominated by pressing from both sides and an exciting one to watch for the tacticians among us and a

comfortably beat her to berlin to move within 2 points of league leaders byard and alex for drew with laver coups in saturday's big game dortmund took the honors in that riviere darby thrashing rival shock of 4 nil elsewhere frankfurt caused a shock as they beat meyer byron pardon me and mine speak live back in your own barely a down freiburg cologne loss to stuttgart on friday will spur ease past bielefeld. you're watching the news and here's a reminder the top story we're following for you. 1700 years of jew german jewish history germany celebrates the place of jewish life in its history and culture that goes all the way back to the western roman empire focusing on the past present and future of jewish culture in germany. you're watching news doc film is up next with china's new silk road stay tuned for that next pies or thanks for watching. german jewish on jewish media so was. does that mean in daily life and at school 11 teenagers 11 stories because i'm jewish and so. german and jewish starts feb 22nd on d w.

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he beat daniil medvedev in straight—sets to continue his rule on the rod laver arena in melbourne, asf tennis that have dominated one tournament quite like novak djokovic in melbourne. eight times a winner before today. there is a slight sense, though, that times in tennis may be changing. daniil medvedev at the forefront of the sport's next generation, but djokovic is not the type to let up nor let go. the mark of a great champion, always the hunger for more. set one hard —fought. for djokovic, hard—won. medvedev giving everything, getting nothing, the feeling of so many players before him when faced with djokovic. things now beginning to fall apart for medvedev, his racket here included. in truth djokovic remains too good, at times unplayable, the complete player, drawing himself onward to yet another title, winning in emphatic style. i would like to thank rod labour arena. i love you each year more and more. a love affair that keeps going, thank you so much stop. the greatest the australian open has ever known. the next generation willjust have to wait. well, our tennis corresponde

away at outsports laver couzens reserve keeper last long was keen to make his 1st bundesliga start but nerves got the better of him early on. that let's not punish him for his calamity. sori lomas. replay is a must. because i'm stopped for hopes are being undermined by inconsistency but i did finish the rollercoaster that is labor couzin season took another turn at one time so bad with a last 2nd equaliser. at. one point it's not much help from either side but it's enough it's better than nothing. now off to gladbach. brasil munching glad about coach marco rosa has had a turbulent wake after announcing his decision to move to dortmund in the summer he stirred up quite a storm of angry reactions from gladbach fans. yes of course the wake had its effect on me. it was about making a decision and then communicating that decision. it's come to my attention that a lot of people are disappointed if you do it. but how would his team respond on the pitch with their coaches big decision put a damper on the rest of the fall season. the 1st chance to tell would be up against rosa's own former club

shook the top and frankfurt and followed all won comfortably leipsic picked up a big victory over laver kusa now let's revisit some of those glory is gold. first up here on ballot tank hasn't been on a buy and score sheet for quite some time. in by commission but ahead of doubts. about james fastow. and a stern player takes all 2nd spots he made it look holmes who was. pretty . slim was such. a ration from the freshman he went up placement. claimed him 1st place christopher cooper. the frenchman giving youngsters a perfect lesson in how to strike if the. next time. something like. that stick. and here the standings of the match day 9 seem fine top of course still 7 points ahead of life 650 spurs move up to 3rd frankfurt join them a little full but leverkusen. are all right behind them on equal footing. plenty of movement lower down to braman on them selves if it's a freezing space close when push them out of the drop so and had a parrot asleep close to it meanwhile months of the shock of an uphill struggle to have any chance of survival. there's not much sign of a respite for the bundes

and out in january but they've shown fight in recent weeks and turned up for another battle against laver cusa. frank. that ascendancy into the top 4 has also been a surprise that task which shines through again even though cologne proved to be pretty stubborn opponents but 1st let's start match day $21.00 with a trip to die and don't let. her see a dortmund have long been the bundesliga 2nd side and they boast one of europe's most exciting young squads but now they're facing the unthinkable becoming just an average team head in tent cities 1st 9 bundesliga games as coach had been mediocre for wins 4 losses one draw they were hoping to get back to winning ways against hoffenheim because it's not just about getting results it's about keeping that score together. holding onto young stars like yelling poland who had a rare miss in the 10 minutes was always going to be tough if they don't qualify for the champions league it will be possible. for all their flashy young forwards don't and leave a lot to be desired at the back the last baby pics manuela kanji's pockets and nearly put the visitor

game of the match day got up and frank for all won comfortably live 6 picked up a big victory over laverkusa now let's revisit some of those glory is gold. first up let's hang hasn't been on a buy in school sheep for quite some time. and by commission headed out to. rome boateng sasco. and his son play out takes all 2nd spots he made it look holmes 2 weeks. cut cut cut cut cut. cut to flourish and from the freshman he went to placement. 11th in 1st place christopher kuku. the freshman giving youngsters a perfect lesson in how to strike a football cohen let's talk. about something like. the. toss up state. and here are the standings after much a 9 team line top the colts still 7 points ahead of life 60 spoke with up to 30 francs for join them in the top 4 but leverkusen. right behind them. plenty of movement lower down to braman on them selves if it's a freezing space colognes wind pushed them out of the drop so and had a perilously close to it being a month to the shock of an uphill struggle to have any chance of survival. there's not much sign of a rest fight for the bundesliga booked h

german cup on tuesday with a major upset occurring in one of the last 16 matches last year's finalist laver cruisin were knocked out of the competition by the lowest ranked remaining team s. and are in the 4th division and managed a 21 win in extra time elsewhere dortmund beat out of one in kiel missed out kicked out dom stop rather having brushed past couple of years by on in the previous round raymond beat fruit and there are 4 more fixtures to be played later today. the ice hockey world championships will take place solely in the latvian capital re get this year decision comes 2 weeks after bella ruse was removed as co-host due to the political situation in that country denmark and slovenia had bid to replace bill arose but ice hockey peak body decided on keeping the event in one city as it was deemed safer in terms of covert on t.v. . and the president of the tokyo olympics has said the event will go ahead this year regardless of the state of the coronavirus pandemic yoshiro mori told reporters on tuesday that the games would not be postponed again following similar comments made by the

serb comfortably beat russia's daniil medvedev in straight sets. 7500 fans were allowed into the rod laverralian open win than nadal and federer. let me show you this video released by police in spain. officers in madrid were called to an illegal party in a small apartment. when they arrived, it seemed that the place was empty, but like a bad game of hide—and—seek, they found party goers hiding under the mattress and under cushions next to the bed. and, of course, in the cupboard, too. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @celiahatton. that is all for now, bye—bye. hello there. it's felt very mild over the weekend, almost springlike. and in fact, the temperatures are going to rise even more as we move through this new week, particularly tuesday and wednesday. this is the temperature anomaly map. you can see the temperatures well above the seasonal average, especially for parts of england and wales. but with this very mild air will come a lot of moisture, and it's going to pour down, in fact, across many western areas for tuesday and wednesday. some parts of western scotland, perhaps north west

i would like to thank the rod laver arena. i love you. each year, more and more.u so much. the greatest the australian open has ever known. the next generation willjust have to wait. the premier league and scottish premiership leaders have both been playing today. highlights follow the news, but stay right there if you want the results. manchester city are still 10 points clear after their 1—0 win away at arsenal. raheem sterling scored the winner inside the first two minutes. that extended their winning run to 18 in all competitions. city's nearest rivals — manchester united and leicester — are level on points, in second and third, after both also won today. west ham have broken into the top four after a 2—1win over tottenham. it's 35 years since the hammers have been in that position at this stage of the season. rangers are moving ever closer to the title in scotland. they won 4—1 against dundee united and are 18 points clear of celtic, who lost 1—0 at ross county. leaders bristol bears threw away a 25 point lead to draw against london irish in the rugby union p

spaniard eased past the american michael mmoh in straight sets, nadal winning 6—1, 6—4, 6—2 on the rod lavermen's singles draw is over after heather watson lost tin three sets to the estonian, annett kontaveit. that's despite watson taking the first set. defending women's champion sofia kenin also lost to an estonian, kaya kanepi. kenin was beaten in straight sets in just 64 minutes. england head coach eddiejones has recalled a host of big names for saturday's six nations match against italy, following the calcutta cup defeat at home to scotland last weekend. george ford returns at fly—half, having started on the bench last weekend, while mako vunipola and courtney lawes come in to the pack. kyle sinckler also returns following suspension. scotland have made three enforced changes to the side which won at twickenham for their match against wales. flankerjamie ritchie, centre cameron redpath and winger sean maitland all drop out through injury. blade thomson, james lang and edinburgh winger darcy graham come in to the side. as for wales, nick tompkins comes in to the centre, with george north

second—seed nadal was able to see off norrie in straight sets 7—5 6—2 7—5 on an empty rod laver arenaay italy's fabio fognini next. and sir ben ainslie's british sailing team has been in action in the prada cup overnight. this is the competition to decide who goes up against new zealand in the americas cup later this year. ainslie's ineos team uk are up against the italian luna rossa team, and they've now lost the first two races. still time though, there are 11 races to go. that's all the sport for now. seven leading british scientists are warning that the pandemic will be prolonged — and might take years to bring under control — if the vaccines aren't made available to poorer countries. writing in the lancet, they say that billions of people might not get inoculated this year — which could allow the virus to mutate further and become resistant to vaccines. the experts say production needs to be ramped up worldwide and vaccines have to be priced affordably. earlier, the lead author from the london school of economics and political science, dr 0livier wouters, explained their concerns

around 7000 fans were alowed into the rod laver arena after a five day lockdown in melbourne was easedent, japan's naomi 0saka win 6—3, 6—4. fitting that the fans were allowed back in for this one, as they gave seven—time champion here williams a standing ovation. and with a hand—on—heart gesture, her quest to equal the record grand slam total of 2a goes on... and the american faced more questions — on whether this could be her final goodbye to melbourne. i don't know. if i ever say farewell, i wouldn't tell anyone, so... laughter you were saying about the unforced errors in the match. considering how well you've played to get to this stage, what do you feel caused that? or was itjust one of those bad days at the office? i don't know. i'm done. annabel croft is commentating on the tennis for the bbc and told me — it was understable that williams was so upset to go to go out at this stage. it was heartbreaking to watch her so devastated. we all understand by, she is going after this great record. she wants to extend it. that has been 11 grand slam is now where she is cut short a little

. —— rod laver arena. the greatest the australian open has ever known.troduced a new heart transplant technique for children, that restarts a donor heart outside the body. it can even repair any damage caused to the organ during death. this method significantly increased the number of such life—saving operations carried out in the uk last year — and it gives hope to young heart—transplant patients globally. our health correspondent anna collinson has this report. carefree and healthy, butjust a year ago, one of these sisters had a failing heart and was put on an urgent transplant list. freya heddington was warned she may have to wait up to two years. but luckily two hospitals in england had just started a new programme to increase hearts that available for children. nice wave! she had her operation just eight weeks later. after ten days, freya was allowed to go home. and within months, the 14—year—old could start doing the things she loved most. i'm ecstatic that i gotjust such an amazing gift of a heart. it is also upsetting to know that someone also di

and out in january that they've shown fight in recent weeks and turned up for another battle against lavercusa. frankfurt's ascendancy into the top 4 has also been a surprise that class would shine through again even though cologne proved to be pretty stubborn opponents but 1st let's start match day $21.00 with a trip to die i don't mind. that 1st year dortmund have long been the bundesliga 2nd side and they boast one of europe's most exciting young squads but now they're facing the unthinkable becoming just an average team heading to have to choose 1st 9 bundesliga games as coach had been mediocre 4 wins 4 losses one draw they were hoping to get back to winning ways against hoffenheim because it's not just about getting results it's about keeping their squad together. holding on to young stars like holland who had a rare miss in the 10 minutes was always going to be tough if they don't qualify for the champions league it will be possible. for all their flashy young forwards don't leave a lot to be desired at the back the last bible picks manuela kanji's pockets and nearly put the visitors

to keep up with buying it that was the tenor of this match is 2nd place leipsic took on 3rd place laver who isn't and those hoping for a touch of master class football will be bitterly disappointed. this game resembled a playground bust up. with 2 of the big strongest defensive teams facing off it was no surprise that they snuffed each other out. although homesite leipzig did have the upper hand on occasion in the 1st half. and none of the 7 attempts on goal troubled living couzens look out for their ski. think it's normal when they're too good to a good team cinnabon as they go on it's most important game for both teams and it's not all that scientology and on the pitch that overall leipsic had 16 shots on target to live a couzens 8 continuous effort was rewarded in the 50th minutes. by christopher and cuckoo broke the deadlock he was like 6 most vibrant player with 4 shots during the game. but wrong footing for opponents with this silky smooth move to school was undoubtedly the best moment of the match. this encounter was dominated by pressing from both sides and an exciting one to wa

german cup on tuesday with a major upset occurring in one of the last 16 matches last year's finalist laver couzin were knocked out of the competition by the lowest ranked remaining team as sin are in the 4th division and managed a $21.00 win in extra time elsewhere dortmund the powder born and teal kicked out dom shot having brushed past cup holders byron in the previous round bremen beat 1st and there are 4 more fixtures to be played later today. well the ice hockey world championships will take place soley in the latvian capital riga this year that decision comes to weeks after bellerose was removed as co-host due to the political situation in the country denmark and slovenia have bid to replace bellerose but ice hockey is peak body decided on keeping the event in one city as it was deemed safer in terms of covert 19 restrictions. and speaking of covert 19 british captains sir tom moore gained fame after he began raising money for u.k. health care workers during the pandemic but now unfortunately the world war 2 veteran has died at the age of 100 after contracting the corona virus himsel

although he always feels confident on his favourite court, the rod laver arena.ot on a certain court you feel more confident each year to this court. it feels right. it feels like my living room to be honest. i feel very comfortable playing here. yeah, it's only that i'm not sitting on a couch in my living room running a lot of the place. the head of tennis australia says the organisers of this summer's olympic games could learn a lot from the way the australian open has been managed, in the midst of the covid—19 pandemic. craig tiley says there was a far more rigorous quarantine programme in melbourne than the one being proposed for tokyo, and drastic measures could be necessary. i would be looking at dividing up the quarantine period is for all the athletes. i would be doing quarantine period is in site—specific areas where you have your competition spaces. there is no such thing as no risk but i cannot see it being done any other way unless you are willing to accept a much higher level of risk of spreading the virus. meanwhile, the governor of tokyo, yuriko ko

away at outsports laver cousins reserve keeper nicholas long was keen to make his 1st bundesliga start but nerves got the better of him early on. let's not punish him for his calamity. sorry loam sorry but the replay is a must. because i'm stopped for help so being undermined by inconsistency but i did finish the rollercoaster that is labor goes in season took another turn and on top so bought one last 2nd equaliser. one point it's not my child for either side but you know it's better than nothing. now off to glovebox. brasil munching blood by coach mark arose and has had a turbulent week after announcing his decision to move to dortmund in the summer he stirred up quite a storm of angry reactions from glass by fans. yes of course the wake had its effect on me. it was about making a decision and then communicating that decision. it's come to my attention that a lot of people are disappointed. but how would his team respond on the pitch with their coaches big decision put a damper on the rest of the fall season. the 1st chance to tell would be up against rose's own former club and his p

serbia's title defence in the atp cup — and he kicked off with victory over denis shapovalov in the rod lavercher and rory burns were already there when the rest of the squad joined them. and they could be playing in front of fans in the second test in chennai, with reports suggesting a 50% crowd will be allowed in. that's all the sport for now. the russian dissident alexei navalny is being held in a glass cage at a court in moscow, where it's being decided whether his suspended sentence should be converted into an actual prison term. mr navalny was detained two weeks ago when he returned to russia from germany, where he'd spent months recovering from nerve poisoning. dozens of protesters outside the court were arrested this morning. it comes after thousands of pro—navalny activists were arrested at the weekend in the biggest protests in russia since 1991. our moscow correspondent sarah rainsford is at the court in moscow. what is going on inside right now? well, yes, the court room here in moscow is really the scene of a massive police operation this morning, which is quite extraordinary. i

to stop cameron norrie's big match against rafa nadal in the third round, saturday night in the rod laver to thursday. let's hope so. fans lucky enough to be _ thursday. let's hope so. fans lucky enough to be there _ thursday. let's hope so. fans lucky enough to be there are _ thursday. let's hope so. fans lucky enough to be there are making - enough to be there are making themselves heard as australian favourite nick kyrgios is on court. he is playing a spectacular match against the third seed, the last year runner—up in the us open, dominic thiem. he hasjust broken dominic thiem. he hasjust broken dominic thiem. he hasjust broken dominic thiem to lead the second set 5-4. he dominic thiem to lead the second set 5—4. he looks like he is playing to lift the morale of a state that knows it will be restricted by lockdown for the next five days. he is as animated as i have ever seen him before. dominic thiem, so far, has very little answer. kyrgios is trying to win and do it before lockdown because the last thing he wants is the stadium empathy with people heading home. what wants is the stad

djokovic though, has described the rod laver arena like his "living room," as he goes for a record extendingtter i feel, coming back each year. the most. the more i win, the better ifeel, coming back each year. i think it is also logical to expect that. the love affair keeps going. there was an extraordinary climax to northampton's win at exeter in rugby union's premiership. ben simmonds had the chance to snatch a late victory for exeter with the last kick of the game. but he began his move, was too slow, and the delighted saints players whacked the ball into the stands to seal the win by a single point. drama too in leicester's win over wasps with three red cards. tigers try—scorerjasper wiese was dismissed for this tackle on ben morris. wasps then lost kieran brookes for a rash challenge, before leicester's hanro liebenberg recieved his marching orders when he led with his shoulder onjosh bassett. elsewhere harlequins beat sale. in the pro—14, rhys webb sent out a message to wales coach wayne pivac after being left out of the six nations squad. he captained 0spreys and scored the only try

serbia's title defence in the atp cup, and he kicked off with victory over denis shapovalov in the rod laverchennai, with reports suggesting a 50% crowd will be allowed in. and wouldn't that make a tremendous difference, fans to be able to watch live sport? difference, fans to be able to watch live sort? . ~ difference, fans to be able to watch live sort? ., ,, i. difference, fans to be able to watch live sport?_ let's - difference, fans to be able to watch live sport?_ let's hope i live sport? thank you. let's hope so. during the late 19505 and early 1960s, the ladybird picture books were a huge success, and inspired a whole generation of young nature lovers. more than 60 years later, the popular four seasons books have been updated, so that they're more relevant to today's children and the natural world around them. wendy hurrell reports. are you listening? "in the woodland, the first green buds are starting to push their way up through the frosty ground. early crocuses burst into purple petals and lesser celandines become delicate yellow stars." these are ladybird books for the 21st centu

they're due on the rod laver arena in the next couple of hours.ak of coronavirus came into force in the state of victoria. and things have got much closer at the top of the women's super league, after city beat united in the manchester derby by 3—0. lucy bronze and lauren hemp put city two up, before caroline weir scored the pick of the goals with this brillaint chip. so city move into second, a point above united, and nowjust two points behind the leaders chelsea. so much to look forward to today, and i should say that scotland and wales is on bbc one this afternoon, at four o'clock.— wales is on bbc one this afternoon, at four o'clock._ yes. i at four o'clock. four o'clock. yes. since the — at four o'clock. four o'clock. yes. since the day _ at four o'clock. four o'clock. yes. since the day up _ at four o'clock. four o'clock. yes. since the day up perfectly, - at four o'clock. four o'clock. yes. | since the day up perfectly, doesn't it? , , ., ., ., it? yes, feet up in the afternoon. and it is cold _ it? yes, feet up in the afternoon. and it is

they are in to a fourth on the rod laver arena. he has reached five finals in melbourne.tests as part of their rotation policy but because he had played so little cricket, missing the sri lanaka series with coronavirus, he was given the option to stay on. he says he fully supports moeen�*s decision to spend time with his family. former south africa captain faf du plessis has retired from test cricket with immediate effect. the 36—year—old will concentrate on the twenty20 format. du plessis took over as captain in 2016 before standing down last year. only last december, he scored a test best — 199 against sri lanka. with t20 world cups in india this year and australia in 2022, du plessis says he wants to play as much of the shortest form of the game as possible. the former olympic 400—metres champion christin ohuruogu has been appointed to the board of gb boxing, as a nonexecutive director. over a four—year term, she�*ll help with future strategy, with a focus on performance sport. she said she was looking forward to bringing her years of experience as an athlete to a new

nadal winning 6—1, 6—4, 6—2 on the rod laver arena.was beaten in straight sets in just 64 minutes. england head coach, eddiejones, has re—called a host of big names for saturday�*s six nations match against italy, following the calcutta cup defeat at home to scotland last weekend. george ford returns at fly—half, having started on the bench last weekend, while mako vunipola and courtney lawes come in to the pack. kyle sinckler also returns following suspension. scotland have made three enforced changes to the side which won at twickenham for their match against wales. winger sean maitland, flankerjamie ritchie and centre cameron redpath all drop out through injury. blade thomson, james lang and edinburgh winger darcy graham come in to the side. as for wales, nick tompkins comes in to the centres with george north ruled out because of an eye injury picked up in the win over ireland. liam williams returns on the wing following a ban. football�*s governing bodies across the men�*s and women�*s game have written to twitter and facebook, sa

around 7,000 fans were alowed into the rod laver arena after a five day lockdown in melbourne was easedrts in april. a number of england players are in the auction batsman dawid malan sold to punjab kings for nearly £150,000. the tokyo olympic organising committee, has a new president. seiko hashimoto, who competed in four winter and three summer games. the former speed skater takes over after yoshiro mori, a formerjapanese prime minister, was forced to resign last week after making sexist comments about women. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. back now to the labour leader, sir keir starmer, who's been setting out his vision for how the uk economy can bounce back from the pandemic. he's proposed intoducing a "recovery bond" so people who've saved money in the past year, can invest in rebuilding the country. with me is alexander stafford, conservative member of parliament for rother valley and member of the business, energy and industrial strategy committee. is that something you would support? that is the weird thing about this whole announcement. t