diversity and inclusion, and we will continue our work in those areas. 0ur rugby league correspondent dave woods at salford's stadium today. dave, what does this all means? well, i think today was a reflection of how disappointed begin as whole is that the catalan dragons have gone ahead and signed israel folau. it is also a reflection that they can do very little about it now. the cata la n can do very little about it now. the catalan dragons outlined today, bernard guasch wasn't there, but then outlined that why they made a signing, what they expected and the clu b signing, what they expected and the club is obviously a game told them they weren't happy that this had happened. they are looking at ways, as we had there, or somehow legally framing a way of stopping the so—called controversial signing happening again. whether they can find that a legal framework remains to be seen. the body that decides whether a player can be registered 01’ whether a player can be registered or not, the super league want more of that power. is it now a case of preventing a second year of catalan dragons deal? i

let's cross live to the halliwell jones stadium, where we can join our correspondent dave woods.off to a flying start last week with the demolition of sa lfo rd , last week with the demolition of salford, so the champions are looking good. torrington are down to 12 men, but they will tell you they thought they should have one. when these two sides meant super league last year, three times on all separate occasions, st. helens were the winners. kevin is alongside us, former england world cup finalist and a former warrington player, as well. have warranted got something to prove tonight? i think so. i think they will be excited to play for third dashed with 13 men. i think they did fantastic last week, but they'll be licking their lips tonight, having an awful good crack at saracens who... they look fantastic last week. they did, and they were fantastic. i got to see they were fantastic. i got to see the clubs, which was a tough night. but for me, they look like they got all the stuff thatjustin put into them. but christian put it all in them. but christian put it all in them. they

with more on this, here's our rugby league correspondent dave woods. today was a reflection of how disappointing the game is as a whole. but the cattle and dragons had signed israel against the wishes of the rfl, this typically gets out. most of the rfl, this typically gets out. m ost clu bs of the rfl, this typically gets out. most clubs as well but a reflection that they can do very little about it now. the dragons, outlined today by representatives outlined why they've made the signing and what they've made the signing and what they expected. the club obviously i can, tell them that they were not happy that this had happened. and looking for ways as they heard, i somehow vaguely framing a way of stopping these controversial signings from happening again. whether they can find that framework remains to be seen. the rfl is the body besides whether a player can be registered, they want more power than that. is not a case of presenting preventing him from signing another year. we had led to believe that 12 stipulated that to get at here is discussed in

and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35am — this morning's reviewers are dave woodingma perera. the british boxer, tyson fury, has won the wbc world heavyweight title in las vegas, producing a devastating display to beat the american, deontay wilder, in their highly anticipated rematch. fury twice knocked his opponent to the floor, before the fight was stopped in the seventh round. after the fight, fury thanked his team — and all of the fans who travelled to america to support him. a big shout to andy lee and my brothers and my family came to support me. and everybody from around the world who came and supported me tonight. what a ring walk, patsy cline, who weather would have thought it equation? crazy. tonight look like a night when you are so tonight look like a night when you are so at home here and you knew this was going to be a special night. this was written in the stars, i million miles away. before i was ever born, it was written that i would do what i did. it was the icing on the cake. i have completed everything in boxing and there is nothing more to comple

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wednesday rushers that value made the dave was eliminated by hospital 100 and 4th ranked canadian storming into a 6463 victory he plays philip coggan of. this week tiger woods returns to the riviera country club in los angeles where his life on the p.g.a. tour began there it is as a 16 year old amateur he's competed a since 1992 but amazingly it's the course he has played most times without ever winning but what a story it would be if he did do it this time as it would see him break the record for $83.00 victories on the tour. are played in number of events over the years and for me not to win. our has meant so much to me and my hometown. i've done well and seeing you go. sure we're haven't done well here and so hopefully that i can but again this week. while great conversations on the climate change is being blamed for a lack of snow or french ski resort in the pyrenees it's the 2nd year that the muti resorts has had to close mid season there is growing concern that the trend of warming temperatures could mean ski resorts lower than 1600 meters on not even able to spray artificial snow as it will just about ok we'll leave it there for now more sports news