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finn russell has been passed fit for scotland's calcutta cup game at twickenham's allianz stadium.yer he clashed with in the last match times in a row. we are not happy about our recent history against you know, create a new story, create a new narrative you know, hopefully we'll win. results on big results. once in a while wins. wales interim head coach matt sherrod has named his time in charge, including a debut for they play ireland in cardiff on saturday, with dan sheehan captain for the first time. regular skipper caitlin doris is out with a knee injury. and joseph parker is off after the british boxer was taken ill. saturday's event in saudi arabia and has been withdrawn, with parker now facing the congolese fighter martin ba kole instead. a man who exhibited fixated behaviour towards emma raducanu a letter and took a photograph on monday, before then seeing him during her second round match at the dubai tennis championships. she was seen hiding behind the umpire�*s police said the man was detained before raducanu decided then to not press charges. on court in dubai, who was

i found if you show up in calcutta and you want to work for mother teresa, you can. that was the focal point of my trip. >> what did you do for mother teresa and what was the overall experience like? >> i worked with tasks anywhere from cooking breakfast to cleaning up, basing patients, cleaning patient, comforting patients, doing laundry, all kinds of tasks. where people are willing to work they will give you something to do. you go there to give, but you get much more. it is up -- one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life. >> i am a fifth generation native of texas, fourth generation made fort worth that it has been fascinating to trace my family roots. my great great-great-grandfather moved there in the late 1800s to help build the original railroad from fort worth to el paso. we know this because there was an article written about him in 1910. he was a character. really establishing roots, and helping build not only fort worth, but texas. my family has been part of that for a number of generations. so with that kind of base, my family being there, not onl

after i left there i went to india and lived in calcutta and worked for mother teresa. >> what brought you across the world to do that, the motivation? rep. gillen: i had gone to visit a friend in hong kong the year before, a friend in high school who was a chinese language major and was living in hong kong for a while. i visited her, did a little traveling with her and her sister and got the travel bug and decided i was going to explore more of the world while i was single in my 20's and had the opportunity. but i did want to have a focal point for my travel, so i found a book called volunteer vacations and looked for different volunteer opportunities and found you could show up in calcutta. you want to work for mother teresa, you can. so that was the focal point of my trip. >> what did you do for mother teresa and what was the experience like? rep. gillen: i worked in her home for the dying. your tasks could be anything from cooking breakfast to cleaning up, bathing patients, feeding patients, providing comfort to the patients, doing laundry, all kinds of tasks. when there are people

after india i worked from calcutta for mother teresa. >> what was the motivation? >> i had gone to visit a friend in hong kong who was in the district who was a chinese language major. i went and visited her. did a little bit of traveling with her and my sister and got the travel bug and decided i was going to explore more of the world while i was single and in my 20's and had the opportunity to do that. but i did want to have a focal point for my travel. i found a book called volunteer vacations and look for different volunteer opportunities and found that you could show up in calcutta. and you want to work for mother teresa? you can. >> what did you do for mother teresa and what was the overall experience like? >> i worked in her home for the dining. your tasks could be anything from cooking breakfast, cleaning up, bathing and feeding patients , providing comfort, doing the laundry, all kinds of tasks. where there are people willing to work, they will give you something to do. >> for for public office, i practiced law. i did a lot of government policy work. did a

gavin ramjaun. over a resurgent wales. who hold on to beat scotland, and end a long wait to lift the calcutta cup. there is loads for us to get �* at both we delighted better at bothwearedelighted win. and so close for england's cricketers, but a classy display from australia pips also coming up on sportsday. to defeat against west ham. and celtic could have pulled further clear, in the scottish premiership — late drama denies them a share of the spoils at hibs. hello and welcome along to sportsday on saturday — the premier league, and the cricket to bring you, after it's week long break. and all eyes were on wales in cardiff this afternoon, who just didn't quite have enough in the tank to overturn despite a 15th test loss in a row. andy swiss reports. come on, boyos! the belief was still there. for something to celebrate. could they rediscover that winning feeling? powered the champions into an early lead. jack morgan prompting utter delirium as they to the break and then wales were looking world beaters, just watch this. wales were not done though. well, what a match that was, wales so clos

bbc tt on that on bbc sptort latest on that on bbc sport website —— grand slam. they play for the calcutta create a new story, create a new narrative. and, you know, what we're going to do to stop it is, they have always, been top opposition and it has been very close _ opposition and it has been very close games and i think am fio no illusion of what eh??? eém5’3�* éfieireittifierit’fit�* - no illusion of what will from is we t fromttthat tty 2 top come from is that they are top quality— come from is that they are top quality side. it will a quality side. it will take a very— quality side. it will take a very good form from us to beat back from two goals down, to earn a point against everton at goodison park. was overturned by var. from beto and abdoulaye doucoure before half—time. are a place behind in 15th. we know that this team is really good on second balls. suffered two goals like second balls and fighting fighting for the ball. we were soft during the first half but we managed to recover. o'clock kick offs. losing against west ham at the emirates. arsenal could losing against west ham

but for saturday and sunday, maybe monday, the shelves are quite big around calcutta, this is a region that is rapidly develop thing, but it's one also that is afflicted by conflicts political upheaval. some of those who talk to elsewhere is saying that they sled after hearing that other villages had been a talk. what we do, and all just there is try to balance the stories, the good, the bad, the id, tell it as it was. and he's the people who allow us into their lives, dignity into mine is he asked me to tell the stories. us president donald trump causes ukrainian counterpart, a motor slate successful comedian and a dictator. modem is the landscape, jesus trump, of living in the russian, made this information space. so tell me that relationship be safe order. so lensky need a new strategy. this is inside storage. the .

pakistan, northwest and india has the shelves developing in this part of in year as well as the tools calcutta and also some parts of bangladesh a little bit off this time of year. but is that all the same will that has the, the chance of increasing or improving a quality in new delhi and level. and that's indeed what to do along with that because the shaft could well end up being pretty big. this is a potential all flash flooding that will go 3 by friday, even the snow in the mountains. by that time you can drive up and enjoy the glory of the waters on the drive because the weather itself will have settled back. may i call to you, of course, the good, the lebanon, with political power and domestic families, often intertwined for the search he is rushing around me, was a major figure, and 8 times prime minister, until his assassination in 1987 houses 0 well tells the story of the koran, the families influence on modern lebanese history for the civil war, sectarian division, and foreign interference level homes, political families, the crown the dentist on out to 0. so cold water was around the

volunteer vacations, and looked for different volunteer opportunities and found if you show up in calcutta and you want to work mother teresa, you can forget that was the focal point of my trip. >> what did you do for mother teresa, and what was the overall experience like for you? >> i worked in her home for the dying, so your tasks there could be anything from cooking breakfast to cleaning up, bathing patients, just providing comfort to the patients, doing the laundry, all kinds of tasks. where there are people willing to work, they will give you something to do. you go there to give but you get so much more. it was one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life. >> born and raised in fort worth, fifth-generation native of texas. it has been fascinating to trace my family roots. my great great grandfather moved there in the late 1800s to help build the original railroad from fort worth to el paso. we know this because it was an article written about him in night 10 -- in 1910. his name was ike. he was a character. just really establishing roots and helping build not only fort worth bu

guillen: after i lived there i went to india and went to calcutta and worked for mother teresa. >> whatas the motivation? >> i ms. gillen: i went to visit a friend who was a chinese major and went to visit her and did some traveling with her and was her sister and got the travel bug and decided i was going to go explore more of the world while i was single and in my 20's and had the opportunity to do that. but i did want to have a focal point for my travel, so i found a book called "volunteer vacations" and looked for different volunteer opportunities and found you could show up in calcutta and you want to work for mother teresa, you can. that was the focal point of my trip. reporter: what did you do for mother teresa and what was the overall experience like for you? ms. gillen: i worked in her home for the dying and your task there could be anything from cooking breakfast, cleaning up, bathing patients, feeding patients, providing comfort to the patients, doing the laundrie, all kinds of tasks. where there are people willing to work they'll give you something to do. you go there to giv

after that, i worked in india and lived in calcutta. >> what brought you across the world to do that? >> i had gone to visit a friend in hong kong who was a chinese language major and lived in hong kong for a while. i visited her, did a little bit of traveling with her and with my sister and got to travelogue and decided i was going to go explore more of the world because i was single and in my 20's and had the opportunity to do that. but i did want to have a focal point for my travel, so i read a book called "volunteer vacations" and look into volunteer opportunities. that was the focal point in my trip. >> what did you do for mother teresa and what was the experience like? >> i worked in her home for the day. we were tasked there it could be anything from cooking breakfast to cleaning up, just providing comfort to the patients, doing laundry, all kinds of tasks. where there are people willing to work, they will give you something to do. you go to give and you get so much more. it was one of the most enduring experiences i have had. >> i practiced law. i did a lot of government and p

and wales are to play calcutta cup and wales are to play ireland in cardiff. scotland's fly half finn russell, has been passed fit to start today's game against england after recovering from a nasty head knock in scotland's round two loss to ireland. meanwhile, ireland's hooker dan sheehan says ireland will need to knuckle down to basics as they continue their guinness six nafions they continue their guinness six nations title quest. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more in an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> malcolm grimston. >> malcolm grimston. >> very good morning. now to events in gaza. hamas is expected to release four more hostages in return for more than 600 palestinian prisoners. two have already been released. you're looking at live pictures now, including one israeli who was taken on october the 7th and another who crossed into gaza over a decade ago. israeli hostages tell shammam and avera mengistu were handed over to the red cro

in rugby, the six nations is back this weekend with the calcutta cup between england and scotland. and darts. gerwyn price wins his first premier league night for two years. >> hello there. turning milder but also wet and windy, though a chance we could see some sunshine heading into the weekend. stay tuned and i'll be here with all the details. >> it's just gone. 6:00 i'm stephen dixon. >> i'm ellie costello, and this is gb news breakfast. >> can i just say, there's one thing i don't know whether to be excited or not about bergerac making a comeback. there's a great piece. and it's this in the telegraph features, and it's john nettles meeting the new bergerac and good old good on john nettles. >> for how does john feel about it? it.7 >> see, it? >> see, that's i'm like you. >> see, that's i'm like you. >> how's john feeling? >> how's john feeling? >> john would feel a bit pushed by the wayside. >> all right. >> all right. >> all right. look, >> all right. look, that's a picture of bergerac back in here. look how young john. >> nettles in his heyday, isn't he? >> well, i used to lo

fans there as it's a saturday showdown in the six nations today as england take on scotland in the calcuttaup and wales play ireland in cardiff. scotland's fly half finn russell has been passed fit to start today's game against england after recovering from a nasty head knock in scotland's round two lost to ireland. meanwhile, ireland's hooker dan sheehan says ireland will knuckle down to basics as they continue their guinness six nations title quest. those are the latest tv news headlines for now. more in half an hour but now it's back to dawn. >> thank you very much, sophia, and hello to sophia's granddad, if you're watching. just. just thought i'd say that because. yeah, we know you're a big fan of obviously, your granddaughter, but the whole show, we'd like to think if you are like sophia's granddad, you want to get in touch and get a message, a little shout out, maybe on the show. gbnews.com/yoursay especially if it's your birthday or wedding anniversary or anything you're celebrating. so come on, it's a saturday. let's have some fun. right. okay, well, let's discuss the serious news s

after a week's training camp in spain is a “p week's training camp in spain is a up to this huge calcuttaplay at twickenham after suffering against suffering a concussion against ireland in round 2. it's a huge pitch to gregor townsend to be able to call upon a man who's been in the recent success instrumental in the recent success against england —— a huge boost. going to the wire. although sums —— sums excessive, i we've sums —— sums excessive, i think he loves the competitive side think he loves the competitive'side' it. it was always competitive. collision of it. it was always competitive. that horrible collision against ireland, he out. beta-1d. he dreeeeet. kyle ke'ae him on the wing. there's changes 77 changes the 77 changes the forward pack. townsend once again going 77 and 77 if 77 andtwo 77 77 77 to with six’forwards and twonbaek. the run of presumably to counteract the run of england, will be desperate to end run at 77 run at the hands 7 tue at theihaindsiof”? " 7 w 7 tue 7at the page 7s7c7otl7ar71d .7 that's put them in contention for the six nations title, to beat the auld en