captain his country for the first time when they travel to rome to face italy, while regular skipper alun wynjoneshe bench. a number of their big names are being rested — george north among them and wing jonah holmes, flankers thomas young and aaron wainwright and scrum—half aled davies will all make their first six nations starts. now, the bbc has been given exclusive access to wetherby young offenders institute where they're using football to help improve behaviour. with more than 230 boys — it's the biggest young offenders facility in the country. violence has been a problem but staff say sport is making a big difference. emma glasbey reports. boysis boys is young as 15 are locked up here. wetherby young offenders institute is where the most vulnerable and challenging young people are held. there is still a problem with violence but they are finding new ways to try and make it safer. this is the biggest young offenders institute in the country, more than 230 boys here. the last inspection fan behaviour is improving and it seems sport is playing a big part in that. a cold early morning training

centrejonathan davies will captain the side for the first time, with alun wynjones on the bench, anday after three vaccinated horses tested positive for the disease. humans can't be infected but how dangerous is it for animals? let's speak to jess wray, who's an equine vet. good morning. so much in the news about this. how serious and affection is this? it is an infection endemic to the uk. it is a lwa ys infection endemic to the uk. it is always there. particularly serious in unvaccinated horses, they can chose severe signs of disease. the nature of influenza as a virus is it is always changing, same with what we have as flu anyway. so the vaccination does lessen the signs that we see, if they spread the virus, it is not for as long. it is the unvaccinated ones that need to... the unvaccinated ones that need to. . . these the unvaccinated ones that need to... these sources were all vaccinated. in terms of recovery as athletes, that can take a long time. it can do, definitely, yes. they can show signs for a couple of days or so, but in terms of what happens after that they can be sev

centre jonathan davies will captain the team for the first time as normal skipper alun wynjones is ond will replace david gill. that —— beat the irish boss. mark allen could land a big fine after conceding his second—round match mid frame at the world grand prix. the northern irishman was trailing ali carter by three frames to one in cheltenham and after he missed this yellow early on in the fifth frame, frustration got the better of him and he conceded the frame and match in the best—of—7 contest. it is against the rules to forfeit a frame while it is still mathematically possible to win. and that is all your support for now. now on afternoon live, let's go nationwide and see what is happening around the country in our daily visits to bbc newsrooms around the country. horse racing across the uk has been affected today by an eight peak of equine flu, including a fixture which was due to take place at doncaster. harry gration in leeds will tell us all about it. justin leigh is in plymouth to tell us about the cornish pub recognised with an award after helping stranded motorists in last