if nations or will they stick with eddie jones? if they stick with eddie jones? ns are betweenjones and the rfu. they need a boost with the six nations and world cup around the corner. it is all happening! renowned tennis coach nick bollettieri has died at the age of 91. the american guided some of the biggest names in the sport, including the williams sisters, maria sharapova, andre agassi and boris becker. bollettieri pioneered the concept of a live—in academy in florida. among those paying tribute include tommy haas who says he gave him the "best opportunity to follow his dreams". now to cricket, where england won an amazing test match against pakistan in rawalpindi. a bold declaration looked to have backfired, but the last five wickets fell forjust nine runs to give england victory. with light fading and just minutes left in the match, jack leach took the crucial wicket of naseem shah. the umpire giving him out leg befiore wicket and sparking jubilant celebrations. for those involved, it rated as one of the greatest results they'd been involved with. everyone

i think eddie jones said it, it will be a water— eddie jones said it, it will be a water ship _ eddie a sport of physicians _ water ship nation serious. rugby is a sport of physicians and _ water ship nation serious. rugby is a sport of physicians and now - water ship nation serious. rugby is a sport of physicians and now they| a sport of physicians and now they have removed eddiejones, those running the english game make them quickly. —— decisions. next december england will begin another world cup. forwards coach richard cockerill will take over the running of the team on an interim basis. he'll have work to do after a dismal year of results, with only five wins from 12 tests in 2022. but earlier i spoke to former england player ben cohen, who sastones tenure will be still be rememered postiively. i don't think he's a bad coach, you don't become a bad coach overnight. there is certainly a disconnect between the players and the coach. world cup final, to six nations titles. he has a mixed bag. in qatar, into the final minutes between spain and morocoo, both hoping to become the next

never want to bite his tongue, eddie jones — us...ple thought, but his bosses do. losing support means losing money and ten days on, he is gone. rather than dwell on a poor run of form, the rfu chief exec to bill sweeney said he was grateful for all that eddiejones had done for england across many areas of the game, and the professional way in which he approached reviewing the performance of the team. jones said... seven yea rs seven years in charge, highlight of thejones era include three six nations championships. and reaching the final of the 2019 world cup. but there was controversy as well, and after the worst year of results since 2008, former player said it was time for a change. t since 2008, former player said it was time for a change.— was time for a change. i think it will iive was time for a change. i think it will give the _ was time for a change. i think it will give the opportunity - was time for a change. i think it will give the opportunity to i was time for a change. i think it will give the opportunity to get| will

with the arcview and eddie jones considering - loss of job.die jones considering the two l eddiejones considering the two sides of this coin the success that eddiejones will claim his career provided england was very much the basis of potentially carrying on. —— rfu. a bad year happened before the 29th he broke up with a reach the final. so i guess that there is still in argument to say potentially, this might not have gone that it did today. but potentially, this might not have gone that it did today.— potentially, this might not have gone that it did today. but he was ri . ht we gone that it did today. but he was right we never— gone that it did today. but he was right we never know _ gone that it did today. but he was right we never know it _ gone that it did today. but he was right we never know it does not i right we never know it does not assign you can always feel coming following him in thejob assign you can always feel coming following him in the job and assign you can always feel coming following him in thejob and out it is very frus

england's defeat to south africa, the last match of eddie jones' difficult year.go — an aussie, an outsider who could reinvigorate a rugby nation humiliated after home world cup. this opportunity's a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity, and i had to take it. immediately you could see the energy. in his first six nations england won every match. try for england! grand slam, great start. their winning streak lasted 18 straight games. that momentum couldn't be sustained, but england still had enough to beat the mighty all blacks in the semifinals of the last world cup. eddiejones' finest hour. one of the most famous victories in english rugby history! but they lost that final against south africa and have never found the same direction. jones has tried different coaches, different approaches, but in each of the last two six nations england have only won two matches. the storms were brewing as autumn arrived. i think the moment you start losing the faith in the fans, it becomes very difficult, and i think that is the spot we are in right now, and i think eddie said it, thi

he's with eddie jones before and almost a protege before and he's almost a protege of eddie jones who japan. so i suspect it will be borthwick but will be steve borthwick but i think pretty sure that we'll get that news today that jones that news today that eddie jones is no longer so nice guys always fabs sport so brutal like we always know he's unhappy about. oh yeah you know you get the iron it's like i make might and you think, oh, you're to make a point. now i went to a function earlier in the year where i spoke to him. the crowd and bear in mind, my family's a big rugby family, bounding over him family, so bounding over him i was like, he comes very excited and lively and this one, this one's lively . and then we went through to the we're sitting and the hall, we're sitting down and he sitting to next you could he was sitting to next you could actually in, his actually see the cogs in, his head oh no, she's back. head going, oh no, she's back. it was so bad. don't me that for a second we had to make small talk oh, and was it all talk. oh, okay. and was it all based or. i did my

the rfu chief executive bill sweeney also spoke for the first time since eddie jones' sacking and outlined australian series win, we were expecting them just to go to the next level as part of the overall build through to 2023, and it didn't happen. so you make a decision. is that a blip in the autumns of 22? or is there something more fundamental that we need to address? and that's what we decided we had to do. england are on the brink of an historic victory against pakistan, in the third test in karachi — and what a day to rememberfor their 18—year—old spinner rehan ahmed. his inclusion made headlines. his performance continues to stun, with a five—wicket haul to put england in total control at the end of day three. joe wilson reports. never has so much, been done by a man so young on debuted. spin bowling led the way for england. jack leach got my suit and a tingle. pakistan's board get their lead. just a friendly chat between the captains. how's the match going? fast improving for pakistan playing like that. looking immovable, then he whacked the ball to ollie pope. it was his time. ne

england rugby head coach eddie jones has been sacked seven years in the job. the highest win ratio of any previous england coach under his leadership , england team took leadership, england team took three six nation titles, had an unbeaten run of 18 matches and they got the final of the 2019 world cup in japan . this season, world cup in japan. this season, though, it has been worst performance since 2008. his former number two, the current director of leicester's rugby, steve borthwick, has been tipped to replace him. the national farmers union is urging the government support primary producers to avoid a food supply crisis . the producers to avoid a food supply crisis. the union's warming farmers are under strain from rising fuel further allies and feed costs and says as well as 999 feed costs and says as well as egg shortages, other foods could be impacted too . the department be impacted too. the department for environment, food and rural affairs insists the uk has a high degree of food security . high degree of food security. protests have broken in indo

england rugby union head coach eddie jones is set to find out about his future by the blood next weekn has already willed himself out of replacing the australian, ronan o'gara has said he has contact from the rugby football union about what he was interested in replacing jones but speaking in a column in an irish newspaper, o'gara made it clear he wasn't offered the job officially but insists he is happy in his current role in charge of the french side that he has. and that is all the sport for now. moss bought because this afternoon there is the chance for ghana to avenge one of the most heartbreaking moments in the heartbreaking history when they come against uruguay in a place for the last 16. the last time they met was the quarterfinal of the 2020 tournament and in that match, luis suarez stopped ghana the scoring with his hand and then asamoah gyan missed the subsequent penalty. suarez was given the chance to apologise into diaper match press conference and is what he had to say. it is not my fault because i don't miss the penalty. you see the player missed a penalty, he say he d

he has worked with eddie jones before in the past, part of the england coaching setup.ickly brushed away. separate, thank you. now, on the back of england winning the euros this summer, average attendances in the women's super league have increased by 200% and crowds going to the women's championship have grown by 85%. the final round of wsl fixtures ahead of their winter break take place this weekend, with the standout tie being the manchester derby at the etihad stadium on sunday. 0ur reporterjo currie caught up with manchester city's esme morgan ahead of it. i know you normally play your games at the academy stadium, but the manchester derby is coming up and thatis manchester derby is coming up and that is being played there at the etihad stadium. what does it mean to you, a massive manchester city fan, to play in that stadium? you you, a massive manchester city fan, to play in that stadium?— to play in that stadium? you can robabl to play in that stadium? you can probably tell _ to play in that stadium? you can probably tell with _ to play in that stadium? you can p

england's rugby head head coach eddie jones has been sacked after seven years in the job.three six nations titles and got to the final of the 2019 world cup in japan. this season has been england's performance since 2008. his former number two, leicester's director of rugby bull flick, has been tipped . replace him . has been tipped. replace him. we're on online and on disney plus , this is gb news. radio plus, this is gb news. radio africa's patrick is coming right back. i'll give you four loads to go out today. very shortly will be returning to what has been our top story this hour, apart from the strikes, of course, is whether or not we should be targeting people who arrive here illegally. but before that, very very serious story, there's cases have skyrocketed cases of strep have skyrocketed in sadly, least in the uk. now, sadly, at least nine children dying of the disease, the uk health security has warned that the long term of the covid lockdown policy has contributed to higher rates of infection during the typical scarlet fever season . the scarlet fever season. the

the rfu chief executive bill sweeney also spoke for the first time since eddie jones�* sacking and outlined decided we had to do. england are on the brink of an historic victory against pakistan in the third test in karachi — and what a day to rememberfor their 18—year—old spinner rehan ahmed. his inclusion made headlines. his performance continues to stun, with a five—wicket haul to put england in total control at the end of day three. joe wilson reports. never has so much been done by a man so young on debut. rehan ahmed and his dad will always remember karachi. spin bowling led the way for england. jack leach got shan masood in a tangle. the runs pakistan scored built their lead. four for babar azam here. just a friendly chat between the two captains. "how�*s the match going?" well, fast improving for pakistan with saud shakeel playing like that. babar was looking immovable but then he whacked the ball to 0llie pope. caught, and the bowler — 18—year—old rehan ahmed. it was his time. next he found the edge of mohammad rizwan�*s bat. when saud shakeel skied this, he was gone for 53. the yo

he has been in charge of the club leicester tigers and has been the favourite for the role since eddie jones: for argentina. the player very saying that — for argentina. the player very saying that they _ for argentina. the player very saying that they were - for argentina. the player very saying that they were a - for argentina. the player very saying that they were a bit. for argentina. the player very - saying that they were a bit passive, the french player in the first half, i think that understates it. i feel there will be a lot of analysis and there will be a lot of analysis and the weeks to come. i there will be a lot of analysis and the weeks to come.— there will be a lot of analysis and the weeks to come. i don't think we will want to — the weeks to come. i don't think we will want to forget _ the weeks to come. i don't think we will want to forget that _ the weeks to come. i don't think we will want to forget that final - the weeks to come. i don't think we will want to forget that final and - will want to forget that final and how it played out, for years to come i think it will g

england's head coach eddie jones has been sacked after seven years in the job. under his leadership, the engush job. under his leadership, the english team took three six nafions english team took three six nations titles and to the final of the 2019 world cup in japan . of the 2019 world cup in japan. however, this season has been england's worst performance since 2008. his former number two, leicester's director of rugby steve buick, has been tipped to replace him on tv onune tipped to replace him on tv online and on disney plus radio. this is the people's channel gb news. back now, the chiefs have come . come. hello there. welcome back to dewbs& co with me michelle dewberry keeping you company through till 7:00 tonight alongside me. i've got dominique , the writer and broadcaster and the journalist and political commentator, joe phillips. good evening, ladies. ladies night. i like it. you the drill. so it goes well. it's not just about us here tonight. it's about you at home as well. what's on your mind tonight? i want all of your thoughts to just i want to ta

should eddie jones go because it was a lot of players would say we want eddie it's a bit like gareths staying on he's staying whereas eddie's now gone now steve borthwick is coming in world cup in the future. so that's not very far away. kevin sinfield , very far away. kevin sinfield, who is his number two, is a rugby league legend and the defence leicester defence coach at leicester tigers, where steve to have well has done he's turned things around from a team that were on the verge of relegation to right to the top of the game like a premiership. it's a great decision very passive yet again you can swashbuckling rugby to go with the swashbuckling cricket it's all about errol flynn at. the moment as far as sports concerned is one for the kings. but it's a very exciting time. i am very about it. and very quickly, let's look back then english football back. what can look to right? we can we look forward to right? we can we look forward to right? we can forward to we have the can look forward to we have the carabao cup actually making carabao cup he's actually making a and we've got m

eddie jones, have got to decide.world cup. now, if you remember, we lost in the finals to south . it was the finals to south. it was probably the last amazing performance by england was new zealand in the semi—final , lost zealand in the semi—final, lost the final and then jones has had at a strange time he's just he's at a strange time he's just he's a very calm strange character and but he's a great character , and but he's a great character, rugby and he's great box office, very interesting man to i've heard i spoke to a lot of players that love him and this is players that have played with him before and like james haskell is another one it's one of those things you said, you know, he's a great he's a fantastic coach. best ever worked with. and then other stories that had come through recently saying there were recently saying that there were teams or i should say, his team just under him, that was to walk out. yeah. people at the rfu that don't get on with him but really i mean as if i would ever use a cliche ta

tim�*it forget that steve borthwick worked very closely with eddie jones four years at saracens.one like him is going to go to the cup then you are not going to get someone who is not to do their homework. maybe that is what england need. it is about detail. the outside chance could be a guy called wayne smith who coached me and coached the all blacks. attention to detail, and having that ability to make a good player great and international players world—class. that is what you need from a coach to draw the best out of people. whoever comes in, if they can get those players and hold them accountable for all their actions, on and off the pitch. to turn up at the weekend and hit the ground running. that is the job of the coach. a long—term, i don't think you can think to long term past the world cup. it's about winning the six nations. i don't think there's any tour next year it straight into the world cup warm up games. you want your coach to be setting insight on the grand slam and momentum into the world cup. during the autumn internationals, i thought that england had no chanc

the end of the autumn, the end of the roads, include's defeat to south africa about the entity eddie jonesld cup. this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity i at their home world cup. this is a l once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and at their home world cup. this is a i once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and i once—in—a—lifetime opportunity and i had to take it. to white or could see the energy companies for six nations, england won every match. grand slam, great start. their winning streak lasted 18 games and bank that couldn't be sustained but england still had enough to beat almighty all blacks. eddiejones' finest hour. one of the greatest victories in english rugby history! sequestered doorstepped final against south africa and have never against south africa and have never again find the same direction. chances try different coaches, players and approaches but in each of the last two six nations, england have only won two matches. i think, the moment — have only won two matches. i think, the moment you _ have only won two matches. i think, the moment you start _ have only won two matches. i th