from your point of view, how big is the calcutta cup asa of view, how big is the calcutta cup as a fixturetional? i didn't realise how big it was, i have been living here for 32 years and it is huge. you can win one game in the six national and thatis one game in the six national and that is enough as long as it is against england like andy nichols did. winning against england is the big one. it will be a cracking contest tomorrow with two teams both losing in the first round. eddie jones doing scotland a favour by the way he‘s been talking. jones doing scotland a favour by the way he's been talking. doing ourjob for us. that is it, chris, there‘s been so much talk in the build—up. some people are wondering about some of the term is used, war, battle, hate. some of the language you could argue planning difficult but it is pa rt of argue planning difficult but it is part of it. my dad strongly dislikes the england rugby team but he is welsh and married to an english woman with four children born and raised in england. he lives in england and loves england but doesn't like the english rugby

he is going to miss the calcutta cup.un wane tells us how much he's missed rugby league and how he's going to turn england into world beaters. making the most of the premier league's first winter break, but not every club can put their feet up. we had the climax to the american football season overnight, super bowl 5a. the kansas city chiefs against the san francisco 49'ers, the half—time performance is always a talking point, that's wherej—lo and shakira took centre stage. but it was the chiefs patrick mahomes who stole the show. the 24—year—old quarterback turned the game in the final quarter. they'll parade the super bowl trophy in kansas city on wednesday but mahomes is set to be the poster boy for the sport for years to come. here's patrick gearey. on eight—day of the chiefs, there was one undoubted king. when patrick mahomes received this bill kansas city were going nowhere. 43 yard later they were already in a different place. that pass offered a path to an incredible comeback. pass after pass coming out after ert

our reporter sarah mulkerrins is in edinburgh ahead of the battle for the calcutta cup and has been lookingour rugby union correspondent chris jones. who says despite the strong words and feirce rivalries — it's all in good taste: look, people, welshmen, scotsmen, they do not like losing a rugby, but i think that is a distinction when they talk about hate, they're talking about it in a rugby context, that 80 minutes of calcutta cup action, that does not mean that after the game they're not going to have a beer and hug and be friends. ultimately, it is all kept in perspective, it is all done in the context perspective, it is all done in the co ntext a nd perspective, it is all done in the context and that is what makes the six nations so special. the cross—border rivalries, the fact that scotland, smaller countries and fewer resources can take england down a peg or two that is what makes it so special, nor the sport as this annual competition between nominations, something we should enjoyed rather than be overly offended by the low language in there. people say things about how england is go

scotland defend the calcutta cup, but can england snatch it from them? good evening.china, there's been a huge outpouring of grief and anger at the treatment of a doctor who tried to warn the world of the dangers of the coronavirus. hundreds of millions of people have viewed social media posts on dr li wenliang, who's died after contracting the illness while treating infected patients. he was censored by the authorities in the city of wuhan, after raising the alarm back in december about the potential dangers of the new virus. the government has now sent officials to investigate how he was treated. as the coronavirus continues to spread, controls and restrictions are increasing right across china, where more than 600 people have died and another 31,000 have been infected. from beijing, here's our china correspondent, john sudworth. shouting. in some cities those suspected of being sick are being rounded up, with multiple unverified videos showing the quarantine squads at work. it's all adding to a growing sense of disbelief and dread. "i don't want to be taken away li

it's left clubs like bedford and calcutta shell—shocked.ike bedford and calcutta shell-shocked. it is that it's taking this route step. it is wiped out a lot of our bed in it overnight. zero consultation zero communication. basically if there is an entire club up in the air. we have four months away from a four—year deal and we are suddenly told that the funding that we have received it will behind. this decision between big gap of not gotten decision between big gap of not gotte n eve n decision between big gap of not gotten even bigger. rugby has been awash with clap —— cast a sign that huge new deal with an investment firm meeting every club has an excess firm meeting every club has an excess of £10 million. and the arab clu bs excess of £10 million. and the arab clubs like bedford. already existing on smaller budgets you are now going to have to take a hit at over £250,000. there is no guarantee, that that small amount defending a hit at over £250,000. there is no guarantee, that that small amount of funding will continue either. the av

and their relationship has soured even more after scotland lost the calcutta cup to england over theeekend. andy burke reports. in the midst of storm ciara, any hint ofa in the midst of storm ciara, any hint of a six nations challenge this season was hint of a six nations challenge this season was blown away. england head of the conditions just that little bit better, and on this foulest of days one try was always likely to be enough to win the calcutta cup. two defeats to start the tournament and a bad defeat for gregor was made worse on sunday when you read the scathing comments about him giving to the study times by his exiled star fly half. then russell to the study times by his exiled starfly half. then russell said eight years of adam as a coach i obviously any player that does not wa nt to obviously any player that does not want to be involved in playing for scotland, that is their choice stop a player that leaves out of the group and states publicly they don't wa nt to group and states publicly they don't want to be involved in the current environment, that is absolutely thei

sarah — the calcutta cup.he final in japan. scotland lost in ireland last week, but as we heard, they came out of it with a lot of credit, because one thing about gregor townsend as he loves attacking rugby, he loves the flairand he loves attacking rugby, he loves the flair and running in tries, he loves attacking rugby, he loves the flairand running in tries, but there has been question marks over whether they can really stay in the fight later on, whether they can be more pragmatic, and that is certainly something they have been talking about, that they have learned from that world cup disappointment. he is trying to get them better on defence, more aggression, and to stay in things right again, not be so naive. very ha rd right again, not be so naive. very hard to call, no one wants to call it, this week, really. none of the pundits can predict it. it brings the drama and the hype. we know we have storm ciara on the way, we will have storm ciara on the way, we will have a bit of bluster on the pitch. lookin

and in the six nations, england regain the calcutta cup, after edging past scotland in terrible conditionsuding a nine year old child — have been diagnosed with coronavirus in the french alps. they were all staying in the same chalet at a ski resort in the savoie region. meanwhile, a final evacuation flight of british people has left china and will land in the uk early tomorrow morning. since the beginning of the outbreak, more than 700 people have died, all but one in mainland china. here's our medical correspondent fergus walsh. it is a long way from wuhan yet this ski resort in france now has a cluster of coronavirus cases. it appears the source was a british man who had been in singapore and while in contamines—montjoie, visited the chalets of 11 other britons. five were infected including a nine—year—old child. all are in hospital, none seriously ill. translation: we are trying to trace where the 11 people from the chalet have been throughout their stay and above all find the people they've been in close contact with. tracing close contacts of those infected with coronavirus is vital

ben youngs has been dropped to the bench for england's calcutta cup match with scotland in the six nationsheinz will start, in one of five changes made by eddie jones. good evening, and we start tonight with a special investigation into the case of the six—year—old boy who was thrown from a balcony at london's tate modern art gallery in august last year. bbc news has uncovered new information about the teenager who tried to kill him. jonty bravery, who was 17 at the time, pleaded guilty to attempted murder and will be sentenced in a fortnight. but a recording made by one of his carers shows that he'd given a warning a year before the attack at the tate that he wanted to kill someone by throwing them from a tall building. the carer has told the bbc that opportunities were missed to stop jonty bravery from carrying out his threat. this report from our special correspondent lucy manning contains some disturbing detail. it was a day out that changed a little boy for ever. thrown from the top of the tate. a 17—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. jonty bravery admitt

after two years in scotland the calcutta cup comes back south of the border as england's championship— ta ke championship hopes to keep list. —— take a boost. earlier, ireland sent out a strong message — beating the reigning champions, wales by 2a points to m. its a first defeat in nine six nations game for wales — ending their hopes of back to back grand slams. with all the details here's austin halewood. what a statement of intent was for ireland and the new head coach, a resounding win over the defending champions wales here at the aviva stadium in dublin. last weekend against scotland it was all about that first victory for farrell but today was a much more clinical performance, they were much better with ball in hand going forward, much stronger defensively. last season for irish rugby it was a disappointing one, they left the world cup earlier than they would have liked. what farrell has brought into the camp, it shows it is working. as for the welsh head coach wayne pivac, it is back to the drawing board. they will not be happy with conceding four tries. michael radford watched

that's an old —fashioned calcutta cup game isn't it?u've got to be at your best to win. without much manners, where you getting a bit of stick out there, did you sense it? i thought you were supposed to show kickers respect. you mean the booing that was coming when the kickers were taking? i thought you were supposed to show kickers respect? the match between scotland and england and the women plus mac six nations has been postponed due to the bad weather. you can follow the other action on the bbc sport website. there was more success for great britain in hockey‘s pro league with the men claiming theirfirst win of the campaign — beating new zealand 3—0. the women meanwhile drew 2—2 in their second tie in auckland, before winning the shootout 5—4 to claim the bonus point and move to fifth in the standings. that's all the sport for now. the labour party has formally reported members of sir keir starmer‘s leadership campaign team to the information commissioner, accusing them of hacking into the party's membership database. sir keir and h

scotland versus england in the calcutta cup at murrayfield.econd week running, he's been left out of the scotland squad. it comes after he was disciplined for a late night drinking session before the tournament. dropped for saturday's defeat to ireland, and again, the talismanic figure is omitted. no matter what sport environment, no matter what business environment, no matter what business environment, no matter what business environment, no matter what family environment you're in, if you set out rules and an understanding around how you behave, and those are breached, whether that is having a few beers or having a being unavailable, the but there are consequences in every walk of life. i'm sure that discussion is being had and ultimately, that's been and gone. we can continue to talk about it. there's a lot of good rugby over the weekend and naturally, finn's noninvolvement in scotland is something that will obviously continue to bubble away and none of us continue to bubble away and none of us have any idea what will happen moving forward,

that's an old —fashioned calcutta cup game isn't it?owd without much manners. yeah, you've got to be at your best to win. without much manners, where you getting a bit of stick out there, did you sense it? i thought you were supposed to show kickers respect. you mean the booing that was coming when the kickers were taking? i thought you were supposed to show kickers respect? and all four home sides play in the women's six nations today — it's scotland v england at 10:12 and ireland—wales at one o'clock — you can follow the action on the bbc sport website. what a turnaround it's been at everton. two months ago they were in the relegation zone, and now they're just a point off fifth place in the premier league. they beat crystal palace 3—1 to extend their unbeaten run to five games. brazillian richarlison ran nearly the length of the pitch to put them 2—1. and then england hopeful dominic calvert—lewin got his 11th league goal of the season to seal victory. watford missed the chance to move out of the relegation zone — after conceding a l

. 0ne calcutta cup match with scotland.on. and the premier league has voted to go back to closing the transfer window at the end of august. for two yea rs window at the end of august. for two years it shutjust before the start of the season but complaints from managers have led them to reverse that decision. young children are among a number of people who have been rescued from near—freezing conditions in the english channel. they were on eight small boats carrying migrants trying to make the crossing from france to the uk. at least two vessels are understood to have been brought to shore, with twenty—six migrants — including women and 0ur correspondent simonjones is in dover. what are we hearing?” what are we hearing? i am hearing that around seven or eight boats we re that around seven or eight boats were picked up this morning, that could be a record numberfor a single day. the first couple of boats were discovered heading towards dover at around 215 this morning, there were 26 people on board those two boats, all of tho

there's a chance centre manu tuilagi could feature in that calcutta cup match on saturday.e hobbled off early in england's defeat to france yesterday but he's been retained in the squad with his groin problem being assessed. ireland centre garry ringrose will definitely be missing their next two games against wales and england. he's had a procedure on a hand injury picked up in the win over scotland. and soon to not be playing at all? former england skipper chris robshaw is leaving club side harlequins at the end of the year. he's not said if he's going to retire or not — but is believed to be looking at options abroad. shaun wane has spent the last year working for the scottish rugby union as a high performance coach. but he's coming back to his roots in league — replacing wayne bennett as england head coach. kevin sinfield, the head of england's high performance unit, wanted bennett to carry on, and he has stood down from his post today. great britain, the england side in all but name, were whitewashed on tour to new zealand last autumn and that certainly didn't help benn

so we're out and about with the very latest, the calcutta cup has been in scottish hands for the pastrs. we'll be live at murrayfield, ahead of tomorrow's match against england. remember, both sides lost on the opening weekend. we'll also be live in dublin, as ireland prepare to face wales. they both won their opening matches. we've also got boxing news. a big british heavyweight bout has been confirmed, and we'll mark your card for the weekend's football, as well. limited fixture list in the premier league because of the winter break. that is all coming up in sportsday at 6:30pm, but now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. 50, mark, what do we have this week? exciting week. birds of prey, the new harley quinn film. we have dolittle, he can talk to the animals, this time with a welsh accent. and parasite, the international hit from bong joon ho. quite a mixture. it really is. birds of prey and the fantabulous emancipation of harley quinn. it follows up from which w

let's start with the calcutta cup match between england and scotland which is always a real battle onns stage. england have won on just three of their last seven trips to murrayfield, and lost their most recent visit in 2018. to run us who's in and who's out for england is our rugby eddiejones has eddie jones has made eddiejones has made five changes following their opening defeat to france. to run us who's in and who's out for england is our rugby reporter, sara 0rchard. there was always going to be some sort of reaction from eddie jones after that disappointing loss to france last week. perhaps the standout change comes from the gloucestershire scrum. he gets ahead of beenjones. jones gloucestershire scrum. he gets ahead of been jones. jones has gloucestershire scrum. he gets ahead of beenjones. jones has talked about hines, describing him as having control, good kicking, and a calm head. he's also selected the returning macro, also in the forwards, we see george kruis and louis ludlum getting to start, boast in the backs we seejonathanjoseph where 13 continues to recover from his i

manu tuilagi, who will miss england's calcutta cup clash with scotland on saturday.l recover to allow him to play against ireland in the third round of fixtures. wales full back liam williams is out of their next two games. he's not played since the world cup due to ankle surgery but could be in line to face england on 7th march. ireland have recalled peter o'mahoney and robbie henshaw here for the visit of wales on saturday. they replace the injury duo of caelen doris and garry ringrose in the starting 15. in golf, how far is too far? well, those running the sport are concerned that, with golfers hitting the ball further and further, golf could be unsustainable. it's all in a big report released today. so what needs to change? austin halewood's been looking into it for us. austin, the average club golfer might drive the ball 200 maybe 250 yards. these numbers go way beyond that though. distances us club golfers could only dream of to be honest. this really is a big worry for golf‘s lawmakers — they're becoming more and more concerned that longer hitting means longer

scotland host england at murrayfield in the calcutta cup.ce and scotland lost to ireland, that partly because of a dreadful mistake by stuart hogg on his debut as captain. he dropped the ball as he was about to touch down for a try. it meant that ireland won 19—12. had he touched down and they'd converted, they would have drawn level. despite that mistake — he's been speaking positivly about the england match and feels scotland can get it right tomorrow: there's a calcutta cup to play for. that's all we're concentrating on. we've had a good week, it is a huge occasion for us. some boys playing in this game for the first time, but we've shown over the last couple of years that we are more than capable of winning. we are ready. we believe if we nail our detail in attack and defence, we can turn over england and we are looking forward to the opportunity. saracens' champions cup quarterfinal place is in doubt. that's because prop titi lamositele may have been ineligible when he played in last month's champions cup win against racing 92. tourname

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those people are striving to create a sustainable future clever projects from europe and india be calcutta. 90 minutes on t w. beethoven is for me. it's for. beethoven is for him beethoven is for her. and beethoven is for. beethoven is for every one. of the beethoven 2020 minutes of the 50th anniversary here on d w. they were forced into a nameless mass of. their bodies mere tools of. the history of the slave trade is of africa's history. it describes how the greeks for power and profit plummeted an entire continent into chaos and violence the slaves system created the greatest planned accumulation of wealth the world had ever seen up to that moment in time this is the journey back into the history of slavery. i think will truly be making progress when we all accept the history of slavery as all of our history. our documentary series slavery route starts march 9th on d w. but. this is d w news a live from berlin chilling new evidence of china's crackdown on muslim minority winkers this leaks document costs fresh doubt on beijing's claims that we must simply attending vocational training ca

two huge home nations clashes in the six nations coming up, including rugby's oldest trophy, the calcutta

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and their relationship has soured even more after scotland lost the calcutta cup to england over the

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the calcutta cup is back in english hands, after a 13 points to 6 win for eddiejones' side over scotlandons — torrential rain too — in edinburgh which resulted in a low scoring first half, the wind affecting the kickers, 0wen farrel finally got one over the posts, and adam hastings drew the scots level after the interval. but england edged their way into the lead with a try from ellis genge — driving his way over in the pouring rain, and the prop had some interesting comments to make after the game. i was happy to win but there is more to come. i think that is what we are excited about, to be honest, we had a bump in the road last week and eve ryo ne a bump in the road last week and everyone was watching a soft saying we weren't good enough, the coach should be sacked and the boys were a different team from the world cup. did that sting? no, it's classic, you have got a lot of sausages saying things that come to their head, what are they on about? we went out in scotland in the rain and 110w went out in scotland in the rain and now everyone is singing our praises. next up for england wil

barrelled home for the only try with ten minutes remaining making sure that england won back the calcuttareland. the grand slam remains a possibility for them as they beat the reigning champions wales by 2a points to 1a. it's a first defeat in nine six nations matches for wales — ending their hopes of back to back grand slams. with all the details from dublin here's austin halewood: what a statement of intent that was from ireland and a new head coach andy farrell, a resounding win over the defending champions wales here at the aviva stadium in dublin. last weekend against scotland, for ireland it was all about getting the first scotland —— victory but here it was a much more clinical performance, they were much better with ball in hand, taking a lot more chances, they looked stronger defensively as well so the grand slam are still very much alive for irish rugby fans. as for wales, it is their first defeat in the six nations since they lost here on this very page two years ago. today, it was the big first test for their new head coach but they weren't strong enough defensively this after

england beating by the french, they pick themselves up with a gritty win at murrayfield at the calcuttamorrow, then at this championship is wide open for the last two weekends. many thanks indeed, what a day ahead in cardiff. there's a huge amount of hype and anticipation ahead of tyson fury‘s world heavyweight rematch with deontay wilder — the pair go head to head in vegas in the early hours of tomorrow morning. the pair weighed in overnight and were made to stay apart after clashing at the press conference. wilder the heaviest he's been for a fight, which could be a dangerous combination with the huge punching power he posseses. but promoter frank warren's predicting a fury win on an occasion which will take some topping. six games in the premier league today. chelsea against tottenham, one of the more fascinating. frank lampard coming up against his former managerjose mouirnho. they won the premier league twice together when he was a player, now both managers he says their relationship hasn't actually changed that much. kick off is at 12:30, you can follow it live on the bbc sport we

later on, we have the oldest contest in international rugby — the calcutta cup — and today the venue scotland against england is murrayfield in edinburgh. there's been the usual ‘war of words' between the two camps — and england boss eddiejones is well known for getting involved. more than that, as he told sonja mclaughlan, he believes it's his duty. i think as a head coach you have got a responsibility to... like, it is easy not to say anything. sure, i understand. but i think you have got a responsibility to create the theatre of the game, to paint a picture of how you want your players to play. and sometimes to paint a picture to the opposition. sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. scotland have held the trophy for the past two years after beating england at murrayfield in 2018 and coming away from twickenham with a draw last year, but the players just try to keep out of the pre—match mind games. myjob is to concentrate on making sure that i'm getting my performance spot on, but also making sure that the team are switched on and we'

in the heart of the forest of calcutta harvesters have to get a move on. i did that very. well thought of the season is coming to an end i need to gather the remaining ponds the fruit that contains the cocoa beans before they rot on the trees. my wish ain't to do the work as well as these men can but harvesting is an arduous task. they extract from hans with machetes which i nicknamed go to hell. is the pride of this country. this is the i mean. i'm not a collie it's the best quality. many other countries produce cocoa. but it's just not as good as in ghana where you got. it from here in the cocoa to go to our. government and once there i will have to europe but i don't know what its final destination with me now this and i thought you. were right. oh. around 15 families from the cocoa trees in a small forest but in the past few years production levels have dropped. the single crop funding of coca has sucked all the nutrients out of the soil the trees growing old and there's no money to replace them nowadays every penny counts . the family situated close to the border with

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closed in on murrayfield, where england battled to a wet and windy victory over scotland in the calcutta the fireworks. you the storm had arrived early. ireland were the first to raise the roof. wales are the reigning champions and thomas williams ended a move that showed why they have come to be so dominant among the six nations. but ireland have been almost unstoppable at home in recent years. there was absolutely no stopping for long here. it was a lead they would not let go. conway with ireland's final score and wales defeated at last. ireland it now seems to be the team to beat this year. england were greeted in scotland by a barrage of bagpipes and booms. their arrival staring once more this most enduring of rivals. the history with the hostility quite unlike any other. but for both the physicist foe they faced came from above. the wind and rain added to the stormy atmosphere but certainly not to the entertainment. a single penalty, england's, was all the first half could offer. scores levelled through the boot of scotland's hastings lifting the murrayfield gloom for a few moments.

and rugby's oldest trophy, the calcutta cup, is back in english hands thanks to victory over scotland

the calcutta cup is up for grabs, with both scotland and england smarting from opening defeats.d evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a british man who was on his honeymoon is one of 61 passengers on a cruise ship off the coast of japan who've now tested positive for coronavirus. alan steele from wolverhampton has been taken off the diamond princess for hospital treatment. around 3,500 people are still onboard the ship — which has been quarantined for two weeks. more than 31,000 have been infected, and 630 have died, almost all of them in china. here, a third person who has tested positive in the uk is in hospital in london. he'd been to a business conference in singapore. here's our medical correspondent fergus walsh. some passengers have called it a floating prison. three days into the two week quarantine offjapan. passengers are being allowed to exercise on the deck wearing facemasks. but dozens on the diamond princess have been removed to hospitalfor princess have been removed to hospital for treatment. among them, alan steele. on his honeymoon. he's among nearly 80 b

it's an old —fashioned calcutta cup game, isn't it?d, erm, without much manners. so, you know, you've got to be at your best to win. without much — were you getting a bit of stick out there? did you sense it? i thought that you were supposed to show kickers respect. oh, you mean the booing that was coming when the kickers were taking — when farrell was kicking? i thought you were supposed to show kickers respect. today's women's six nations clash between scotland and england has been postponed because of storm ciara. and that's not the only sporting fixture to be affected today. we have heard that manchester city against west ham in the premier league has been postponed. the bbc sport website has a list of them. the merseyside derby at goodison park, one of five matches in the women's super league, postponed. the situation is changing all the time, so do check before you travel. all the time, so do check there was more success for great britain in hockey‘s pro league, with the men claiming theirfirst win of the campaign, beating new ze

no, it certainly isn't. 149 years of this fixture in the calcutta cup.us plenty of surprises and also ample time for that rivalry to grow in intensity. today should be no different. traditionally, england come in as favourites. 0ver no different. traditionally, england come in as favourites. over the last ten years, scotland have won just once and that was here at murrayfield two years ago. remember, that a sensational second—half comeback from scotland at twickenham to rescue a draw last year. and you do think that scotland, despite that loss in dublin last week, as austin was mentioned, they are buoyed by their performance. they showed more determination, more grit and they hungin determination, more grit and they hung in the battle right until the end, that was a criticism over scotla nd end, that was a criticism over scotland of the last couple of years will stop in contrast, england looked limp and lifeless in their loss in france last week. how things change so quickly in sport. remember, just a couple of months ago, eddiejones was guiding his tea

scotland hosting murrayfield in the calcutta cup. both sides lost their matches last weekend.d. that was partly because ofa to ireland. that was partly because of a dreadful mistake by stuart hod on his debut as captain, he dropped the ball as he was about to touch down for a try. it meant ireland one 19-12. had down for a try. it meant ireland one 19—12. had he touched down and they had converted, they would have drawn level. despite that mistakes, though, he has been speaking positively about the england much and feel scotland can get it right tomorrow. —— match. and feel scotland can get it right tomorrow. -- match. there is a cup tomorrow. -- match. there is a cup to play for and that is all we are concentrating on. we have had a good week. i'm excited to get going tomorrow afternoon. it is a huge occasion for us. some boys are playing in this game for the first time. they have shown over the last couple of years but they are more than capable of winning. now we are ready. i truly believe that if we nail our detail and attack and defence we can turn over england and i'm ve

later on, we have the oldest contest in rugby — the calcutta cup — and today the venue is murrayfieldgland boss eddiejones is well known for getting involved more than that, as he told sonja mclaughlan, he believes it's his duty. i think as a head coach you have got a i think as a head coach you've got a responsibility to... like, it's easy not to say anything. sure. i understand. but i think you've got a responsibility to create the theatre of the game, to paint a picture of how you want your players to play, and sometimes paint a picture to the opposition. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. scotland have held the trophy for the past two years after beating england at murrayfield in 2018 and coming away from twickenham with a draw last year, but the players just try to keep out of the pre—match mind games. myjob is to concentrate on making sure that i'm getting my performance spot on, but also making sure that the team are switched on and we're here the right reasons. we're not listening to what everybody else has got to say, we are concentrating on what happens within the fou

wgdp initiative, which is spearheading projects supporting women in the economy from new delhi to calcutta. in our meetings with the prime minister we discussed and agreed to create a counternarcotics working group to confront the growing threat of fentanyl and opioid reduction. we must rid our societies of these lethal, horrible poisons. we will rid our societies of these bad drugs that are pouring in. prime minister modi, we have made tremendous advancements over the past two days and i knee our two nationed will continue to achieve new breakthroughs, unlock new potential and forge even brighter futures in the years ahead. we think yewe're at a point whe our relationship is special with india. i think the leaders of each country, we feel strongly about each other and we have done something that's very unique and made some wonderful deals for each of our countries. once again, we wants to thank you and the entire nation of india for honoring the united states with its outstanding welcome. and i'm pleased to say the u.s./indian partnership is truly stronger than before. this was a great vi

yes, scotland host england at murrayfield in the calcutta cup.ite that mistake, he has spoken very positivly about the england match tomorrow and feels scotland can do it. there is the calcutta cup to play for. that is what we are concentrating on. we have had a good week, it is a huge occasion for us. some boys will be playing in this game for the first time but they have shown over the last couple of yea rs have shown over the last couple of years that they are more than capable of winning. we are ready. we believe with more detail in attack and defence, we can turn over england and we are looking forward to the opportunity. don't forget, the last time the two sides met, it was a 38—all draw. the other matches, wales play ireland in dublin and france host italy in paris on sunday. just for balance, you will cheer for scotla nd just for balance, you will cheer for scotland and i will take care of england? iam england? i am always impartial. of course you are. mental health is such a big topic at the moment, especially in sport and in the women's

after high school, he worked in calcutta, new delhi, and hong kong before settling in the united states and opening new delhi restaurant. it is a hub of the bay area indian community. named one of the finest indian restaurants in the united states by the new york times and featured on the galwill lo gourmet television show, the business continues to thrive. the last is pearl market, established in 1982. it stocks a wide range of products. pearl market has provided continual market services to most of the community's low-income residents, specifically low-income people of color, serving as a community focal point and anchor bringing together all races and income groups. many long-term low-income and senior residents rely on credit from pearl market to subsidize their monthly shortfall and purchase basic food supplies. the current owners emigrated from syria. it recently underwent improvement, including new registration units, with new fresh food items, and gourmet lunch items were introduced. all three businesses received a positive recommendation from the historic preservation commissio

scotland host england at murrayfield in the calcutta cup.cotland lost to ireland, that partly because of a dreadful mistake by stuart hogg on his debut as captain. he dropped the ball as he was about to touch down for a try. it meant that ireland won 19 — 12. had he touched down and they'd converted... they would have drawn level. despite that mistake — he's been speaking positivly about the england match and feels scotland can get it right tomorrow: it isa it is a cup to play for and that is all we are concentrating on. a very good week and excited to get going tomorrow afternoon. a huge occasion for us, some boys playing for the first time. and we have shown in the last two years that we are capable of winning and i really truly believe that if we had detailed attacking and defence, we can turn over england and very much looking forward to the opportunity. there's another huge match with wales travelling to dublin to face ireland. wales began their defence of the six nations title with a comfortable 42 points to nil win over italy in their

they are looking to retain the calcutta cup for the third season in a row. >> we cannot stand back andome cracking individual players. they are not in the final for nothing. they are a world-class team and it will take us to be our best to get the result we want. peter: as for england, they are still smarting from their opening day defeat to france in paris. thinks of thedy reception they will receive from the scottish crowd. >> getting booed off the bus, and seeing how much it means to everyone, it is definitely something to acknowledge. you cannot really ignore it, especially when it is as loud as it is. peter: one of tennis greatest rivalry had a record-breaking occasion. roger federer and rafa nadal took part in a one-off charity event, watch my 50,000 fans. federer won in three sets. in the fed cup, it was an embarrassing defeat for naomi osaka on friday. former world number one lost the world number 78 in japan's qualifying tournament with spain. osaka losing 6-0, 6-3. spains leads 2-0 after the opening-day singles. more sports news later. see you then. nastasya: a reminder that

job it took sort of the job of the calcutta it was because of college a good school because of a political monies. that. rock but it was just one of dozens of muslim men attacked in the last few years for trading in. the. khan was a cattle trader who's lynched as he transported cows through the town of bear or in the state of ra just on in northwestern india. he and a few others were dragged from the vehicles where they were beaten by a mob. all of our dogs live in. it is what people. consider 2nd bite and some say. it is not the method of eating habits it is a method of expecting the fate that expecting the law flick i can not ask for. fix meat in muslim countries. why they can ask for beef in india. protection is right from the beginning a duty of in those of this country and free i have got lords of whites who say. 6 men were put on trial for the murder of pellew han all of them were acquitted due to insufficient evidence. following state elections in 2018 the congress party replaced the b.g.p. and rogers time they passed an anti lynching law and launched an appeal against the judgment.

this time article by calcutta author suketu mehta draws comparisons between narendra modi and donald policies. both would reject the first, and acknowledge the second. donald trump is proud of his immigration policies — and on his stance on trade. he's previously described india as the ‘king' of tariffs — and called the tariffs ‘unacceptable‘. and these two have a huge trade relationship with a value of over $140 billion dollars in 2018. but mr trump wants a reset — will he get one? here's yogita limaye in delhi. tomorrow is actually when they get down to business, today really was about a display of the chemistry between these two leaders. tomorrow is when they will hold their bilateral agreement and we got a teaser of what we might expect tomorrow president trump's speech today, which is a deal possibly being signed between the two countries. for india to purchase $3 billion worth of military helicopters from the us. but the much touted bigger trade deal, that is not expected to happen during this visit. expectations were watered down a week ago. lesotho is a tiny landlocked kingdo

and england will take on scotland later this afternon in the calcutta cup.ed everton beat crystal palace 3—1, sending them up to seventh in the table. meanwhile brighton will take on watford later at home. we're back with the late news at quarter past ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news with shaun ley. hollywood is gearing up for its biggest night of the year tomorrow — the academy awards. but if you need an antidote to all that back—slapping, the nominations for the razzies have just been announced. they're the "anti—oscars" for the worst movies — and the film cats and rambo last blood are the films leading the way for this dubious honour. earlier my colleague geeta gurumurthy spoke to samdro monetti — editor in chief of hollywood international filmmaker magazine. cats was a load of old hairballs. the problem is that it was never going to work from the first second we saw the trailer. now, judi dench has won so many awards in her career, but the razzie is certainly one she doesn't want to win. she is no

he said that they have to be clearly and publicly they have to disavow groups of calcutta and also they have to abandon any drug production and any drug sort of a trafficking they have been doing to really keep up with their own finances so those were the words of sheva gunny but you know he's also talked about the in intra afghan talks which is really the big challenge here probably the biggest challenge for the u.s. this division and fragmentation of the afghan political elite he said that in the coming days they will make their efforts to form that that delegation to supposed to go wherever those talks will happen probably and also but then just half an hour ago we heard from his main rival of do love below is also the chief executive of the government and he said yes i do support what happened in doha i welcome peace but he also clearly said now that that is over i am not going to not going to walk back from my accusations i still think there's still i'm still going to contest the result of the elections and i still think that i am the winner of these elections so certainly you get

he's been left out of the squad for a second week, so he won't be facing england in the calcutta cupto merit being picked again in that number 10 joseph. if finn russell is not starting, yes he can make a big impact on the bench but with the media around and the issues in the two weeks ago, why disrupt a positive field albeit in defeat from dublin for that? there's a chance manu tuilagi could feature in that match on saturday. he hobbled off early in england's defeat to france on sunday but he's still in the squad with his groin problem being assessed. he had only played one match in six. do you remember the thrill of england's super over victory over new zealand in the cricket world cup final this summer? well they're about to play their first one—day international since then. captain eoin morgan has admitted he did contemplate his future afterwards but, as they head into the first of three 50—overs games against south africa, he says he's happy leading the side for the moment. we have two t20 well —— which we are firmly focused on. a lot of the time history suggests that decision i