two straightforward for the england boss, eddiejones.for the injured mack could polo with chris ashton ruled out on the wing, joe goggin seeger will get his first taste of six nations action if he comes on as a replacement. despite those two fabulous wins england have had so far, eddiejones fabulous wins england have had so far, eddie jones has fabulous wins england have had so far, eddiejones has been keen to play the underdog. he says all the focus has been on wales this week when it probably hasn‘t and says eve ryo ne when it probably hasn‘t and says everyone expects wales to win, when they probably don‘t. all part of creating this siege mentality. hoping to help put a halt to that run is gareth anscombe who has been named at fly—half for wales ahead of dan biggar. warren gatand has also recalled gareth davvies to partner anscombe while dragons lock cory hill takes over from adam beard. scotland also have a new fly—half in their starting 15. peter home is one of four changes made by gregor townsend as they aim for theirfirst win in fr

eddiejones thinks it will be business as usual but...d—up to ireland match was a menace. we see this week that it is about building on that momentum. eddiejones trying to set the tone. there is no room for complacency. they brought in bristol to do a full on trading special yesterday. it was not a full match. —— a full training session. replicating how france will play and areas of the breakdown where jones play and areas of the breakdown wherejones thinks that england can still improve. the message in the camp this week is this team can get better, it was not the peak in dublin. changes in the france side highlights the uncertainty of how they will play. yes, they do not know what is coming. first—half outstanding, second—half disaster. they have changed again this week. if england are successful on sunday, it will be because they are thinking they know how to eat france. —— beat france. this is the home of english by france. this is the home of english rugby and we will set the tempo, thatis rugby and we will set the tempo, that is the

injuries so eddiejones needed to replace them.he started for england. he was the shoe in to come in on the wing for ashton. the welsh selection is significant. dan biggar is a test match warrior, who has spearheaded wales to famous wins over england, most notably in the 2015 world cup. the manager wants to see whether he can get the backline moving and stretch england back wide. he wants to see whether he will be the world cup number ten. gareth davies an interesting selection by gatland. the most experienced of the options at number nine for wales. it is also roof decision day, significant when you have the managers involved. roof decision day, significant when you have the managers involvedm will be open. it will be open. it is a lwa ys will be open. it will be open. it is always a saga. roof closed, roof open, wales was one to closed. england have said, you may want it closed so we are going to have it open. that is what eddiejones has said. maybe trying to dilate the cardiff atmosphere. warren gatland has got his own back. he

you would imagine that eddiejones is that tonight. that eddie jones is pretty that tonight. you would imagine that eddiejones is pretty chapped. let's hear from the england coach then eddiejones we were playing one of the best teams in the world, particularly art response in that second half of the first was really good. we fell off a little bit that went back. we reasserted our authority after half—time. in the earlier game — scotland got their campaign underway with a bonus point win over italy, holding off a late italian fightback at murrayfield. jim lumsden was watching: scottish rugby has been making a noise but the belief that the national could go fight this year. it only on a 17 game winning streak in the competition was breached. more at the same soon after. this was an injury depleted scotland, but it hammered away, it cracks emerged again. it all started to look familiar. italy was running out of stea m, familiar. italy was running out of steam, then that irreplaceable hat check child. winning bonus points. the italians cam

ashton one of two changes made by coach eddiejones ashton one of two changes made by coach eddie jonesshton one of two changes made by coach eddiejones following the win in dublin last weekend. he replaces jack noel, who drops to the bench. the other changes are locked courtney lawes who comes in for an injury. england's women will be missing their world cup winner for their match against doncaster on sunday. she is recovering from a shoulder injury which was picked up in theirwin shoulder injury which was picked up in their win over ireland. poppy leach has been brought in to replace her. ali goodness auzqui our‘s dream start as caretaker manager of manchester united has done all he has been named as premier league manager of the month forjanuary. —— ole gunnar solskjaer. he said united where the team of the month, including both the staff and the players. liverpool have announced world record annual profits of £106 million. the huge sum is largely down to an increase in media revenue. last season's run to the champions league final, and the sale of philip coutinho to barcelona helped

meanwhile year, this is hugely encouraging per eddiejones's side.nd managed a winning start to their campaign against italy. blair kinghorn scored his first championship hat—trick. result scotla nd first championship hat—trick. result scotland will be gone to build next week when they welcome a bruised ireland. cardiff city's players and fa ns ireland. cardiff city's players and fans paid tribute to emiliano sala yesterday. the game against bournemouth was the first since the argentine signing went missing in a plane crash over at the channel islands. fans created a mosaic in honour of the argentine striker who they'd signed from french side nantes. a teacher was held up an adorned with the image of emiliano sala. he was a super guy, i met him. it got hold of me after the final whistle walking to the fans at the far side, there were amazing. you start thinking about things and you cannot stop, it is an emotional time. it was great for the club to win today, i am pleased for the chairman, they worked so hard. i was proud of the club today. the 20 19t

eddiejones‘ side, who beat ireland last time out, were relentless with a hat—trick of tries from johnny0 of their last 13 six nations matches against france who had another day to forget. joe wilson has more from twickenham. well, the two can pitch has been manicured and put to bed behind me. —— twickenham pitch. it provided a platform for england's rugby, running and kicking and chasing by. running and kicking and chasing rugby. there was a minute on the clock when jonny may crossed the line for his first try, england's first try. by half—time england had 30 points and by half—timejonny may had a hat—trick of tries. by half—time, france had been run ragged. still, relatively early days in this six nations tournament, but it does seem england have found a new level of way, of intensity. and the winning scoreline will send a message right through european rug b. right through the world. there will be england fans right now mumbling expectations of a grand slam, wales in the next round of games will not resell accommodating, i'm sure of that. as for france, one french fan spoke to me befo

coach eddiejones said it was very disappointing but it "provided an opportunity for the team to grow"d replace him. there's a boost for wales though, with full—back leigh halfpenny returning to full training tomorrow ahead of the england clash. he hasn't played since suffering concussion against australia in november. ok, let's have a look at some of the other stories that are making the sports news today. ronnie o'sullivan survived a scare to progress to the second round of the welsh open snooker. the rocket looked very erratic in the early stages of his match against sanderson lam in cardiff. he was trailing by two frames to one before coming back to win 4—2. great britain are out of the mixed team event at the alpine world skiing championships in sweden. they failed to make the quarterfinals after dave ryding was the only member of the team to win a race. and great britain's fed cup team have landed a home tie against kazakhstan in april, in a play—off to reach world group two and a chance to make it into the top tier for the first time since 1993. they'll probably play at london's

they host eddiejones's england. eve ryo ne no doubt that here in dublin everyone was watching the match last night, and what a comeback from wales. here is the bbc‘s rugby correspondent. at 16—0 down, we were wondering what they were going to come do, but it was some second—half. come do, but it was some second-half. yes, 16-0 down away from home, in the rain! to come back from home, in the rain! to come back from that, i huge effort by wales, and the french will wonder what happened. warren gatland said wales have forgotten how to lose, which is priceless. scotland, they are the mid—afternoon game. they are the filling to the sandwich, they host italy. most people will expect scotland to get up and running this afternoon, really impressed away theirdebt afternoon, really impressed away their debt has been building over their debt has been building over the last few months. glasgow and edinburgh are in europe, the manager is trying new combinations and bringing new players into the setup. italy have not won a six na

with more than a hint of mischief eddiejones down.d we will check that our prydie out on saturday.“ that's what he thinks, then yeah. we are ina that's what he thinks, then yeah. we are in a good position at the moment. we have had a good bit of form. we are very comfortable where we are, just making sure we can prepare well. we just get excited for what is going to be a very good england team coming down to cardiff. to fully understand why everyone is looking forward to this, one must also look back. a rivalry built on history. cheering row. wales are storming to the title! clashes with england have helped divide this modern wales side. but it has now been six long years since they beat their closest neighbours in this tournament. cardiff longs for another memorable moment. what lies beyond that for wales is a record. victories over france and italy, with their 10th and 11th in succession, they have never made it to 12. i think we are all pretty aware that yes, we are on a good run, and we have done well over the last 12 months, but

in a world cup year, it is hugely encouraging for eddiejones‘ side.tla nd the fans were in good voice of scotland managed a winning start to theircampaign scotland managed a winning start to their campaign against italy. blair kinghorn scoring the hosts' first championship hat—trick in 30 years. 0ur championship hat—trick in 30 years. our results scotland will look to build on next week when they welcome a bruised ireland. dan roan, bbc news, dublin. in the women's six nations, wales were beaten by france by 52 points to 3. to cricket and there was a dismal 10 wicket defeat for england, beaten by west indies within three days of the second test. it gives west indies their first test series win over england for ten years. adam wild reports. in the caribbean, the west indies could afford to take their time. england's fans still trying their best to enjoy theirs. but now what they needed was to speed things up. james anderson has rarely wanted for pace. all the while, the lead was growing. darren bravo moving leisurely towards his 50. bravo, indeed. but

eddiejones's men adding two more after the break and it means that england have no won ten of their lastham. the twickenham pitch is being manicured and put to bed behind me, it did itsjob manicured and put to bed behind me, it did its job today, it provided a platform for england's running by, platform for england's running rugby, for their kicking and chasing by. rugby, for their kicking and chasing rugby. there was a minute on the clock when jonny may crossed the line for his first try for england's first try. by half—time, england had 30 points, by half—timejonny may had a hat—trick of tries, and by half—time france had been runrig it. still relatively early goals in the six nations tournament but it seems england have found a new level of play, a new level of intensity, and the winning scoreline will send a message right through european by, message right through european rugby, right through the world. there will be england fans right now mumbling expectations of a grand slam. wales in the next round of games will not be so accommodating, i'm sure of that. as for france, one french

despite a number of marquee players being retained by eddiejones for the six nations, this was stillndon. in the opening five minutes, tigers were resolute in defence, and won a penalty, taking the lead — through an impressive matt tooma effort but the lead would last a mere minute. as a swift counter attack from inside their own 22 saw the first try of the game scored by scrum half richard wigglesworth tigers hit back though a decisive try before half time, as eastmond and worth combined brilliantly to set upjonah holmes, whose blistering pace gave tigers the lead but sarries were not to be denied, a try from a line out through tom woolsetencroft put them firmly in control. with ten minutes to play, saracens' hopes a of a bonus point win looked bleak but ben spencer's interception and try got put them within one. and then it happened, david strettele skipped over the line one minute from time, to seal their fourth try and gave them the elusive bonus point. saracens go top, dislodging exter chiefs, with their hopes of an unprecedented treble still very much alive. sid kohli bbc news.

he has been left out of coach eddiejones's 33 man squad. that is all for now.service were called to the blaze on land off brushes road, millbrook, at around 9pm this evening. crews from ashton, stalybridge, hyde, oldham and bolton north are using specialist moorland firefighting gear to control the blaze. millions of workers could see their take—home pay fall from april, when the amount they have to put into their pension pot increases. since 2012, ten million eligible workers have been automatically signed up to workplace pensions, and from april, their contribution will rise from 3% of their salary to 5%. here's our business correspondent rob young. building up a pension pot — sacrificing part of our wages today to pay for a more comfortable retirement. since 2012, 10 million eligible workers have been automatically enrolled in a workplace pension. from april, many of those employees will have to put a bigger proportion of their pay into their auto—enrolment pension pot. according to an analysis of earnings, the annual take—home pay of someone earning £15,000

something they appear keen to play down with more than a hint of mischief, eddiejones insists this issly we are chasing their tail and will chase it hard on saturday. that's what he thinks! we are ina saturday. that's what he thinks! we are in a good position, we had a good bit of form. we are very comfortable where we are. making sure we are preparing well and just get excited for what will be a very good england team coming down to cardiff. to fully understand why eve ryo ne cardiff. to fully understand why everyone is looking forward to this, one must also look back. a rivalry built on history. wales storming to the title! clashes with england have helped define this modern site, but it's now been six years since they beat their closest neighbours in the tournament. cardiff longs for another memorable moment. what lies beyond that for wales is a record. victories over france and italy with their tenth and 11th in succession, they have never made it to 12. its momentum. you look at us in the autumn, it feels like a long time ago now but we have maintained it. however you achieve tha

england head coach eddiejones has named a 25 man training squad that meets today for a three day campg has sprung. the highest temperature we had on wednesday was actually here in the mali —— moray firth, eight average of 40 degrees. at the next two days though savages could get even higher. —— 14 degrees. it is high because the air is coming from a long way south, all the way from the canaries. mild by day, but the potential for some chilly nights, especially when we have clear skies. we have those across a good part of england and wales. a touch of frost in places, particularly around the chilterns. multiple scotland and northern ireland, where there is more cloud around. —— much milder. we are looking at sunny skies. one 01’ we are looking at sunny skies. one or two mist and fog patches in southern england and into east wales. further north, the cloud is around, eating all the while. we should see some sudden coming through. a little bit hazy across northern parts of the uk. the more direct sunshine, the blue skies will be across england and wales. the temperatures 12—14, maybe 15

in a world cup year, this is hugely encouraging for eddiejones's side.cotland managed a winning start to their campaign against italy. blair kinghorn scoring the hosts's first championship hat—trick in 30 years. a result scotland will look to build on next week, when they welcome a bruised ireland. dan roan, bbc news, dublin. in cricket, west indies have thrashed england by ten wickets in the second test in antigua to take an unassailable 2—0 lead in the three match series. west indies were eventually bowled out for 306 in theirfirst innings — a lead of 119. and england's batsmen once again had no answer to the windies's pace bowlers, with kemar roach and jason holder each taking four wickets as the tourists were skittled out forjust 132. the west indies quickly knocked off the 1a runs they needed to win. i'm in shock, to be brutally honest. i left the hotel this morning thinking that england will fight back it, it was going to be hard for them that they fought manfully yesterday with the ball, it was 120 odd plays and misses and things probably did not

eddiejones' side quick off the mark.e. england haven't scored here in eight years. just a minute it took may tonight. however, shortly after tom curry was sent to the sin bin, a late high tackle on keith earls. a period of indiscipline for england. then, just as he was coming back on, cian healy got the hosts off the mark, bundling over, following a line out. then, just before the break, it advantage england. they went back on front. elliot daly, the lovely kick and chase, finding his reward when jacob stockdale fumbled his catch. 17—10 it was at the break. the second half was all about one man, and that was henry slade for england. he scored twice. his first coming from a johnny may kick. the ref was questioning the offside. there was also the hint of a forward pass earlier on in that play, but it was given. thenjohnny sexton summing up a bad day for ireland, usually so accurate with his passing. slade pouncing to score an intercept try for england. there was a consolation try for ireland, in the end. but england, by fa

england head coach eddiejones has already started playing some mind games, saying that they will faceales side ever". england thrashed france 44—8 yesterday. jonny may went over for a hat—trick of tries inside 30 minutes at twickenham. the win earned england another bonus point win and takes them two points clear of the unbeaten welsh, who made ten changes for their victory against italy. for their victory against italy. they played a squad team, i suppose that is the modern term now, in the second game. it is the greatest welsh team ever, most wins in a row, so it is a great challenge for us. more injury news for scotland — ryan wilson will miss the remainder of the six nations. the glasgow forward suffered knee ligament damage in saturday's loss to ireland at murrayfield. we'll find out this evening whether or not horse racing will resume on wednesday. four more cases of equine flu have been identified at a second yard. six horses were found to be infected in cheshire last week. the new outbreak is in newmarket. the national hunt showpiece meeting, the cheltenham festival, is a mont

england head coach eddiejones has named a 25 man training squad that meets today for a three day campix nations match with wales. the biggest first prize in golf will be on offer on the european tour this year, with the winner of the season ending world tour championship earning 2.3 million pounds. organisers hope the increase in money up for grabs will encourage the world's best to play more events on the european tour. justin rose missed last years event, as he stood no chance of overhauling tommy fleetwood and francesco molinario for the race to dubai title. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. including the latest from snooker‘s welsh open — wherejudd trump and ding junhui are currently in action. for now that is all for me, i will be back later on this afternoon. there is no connection between violence in video games and violence in real life — according to a new study which surveyed 1,000 1a and 15—year—olds in the uk who said they played video games such as ‘fortnite' and ‘grand theft auto.‘ the psychologist who conducte

coach eddiejones said it was very disappointing, but it provided an opportunity for the team to grow.that's all your sport for now. goodnight. hello there. it has felt very springlike the last couple of days, and it is set to continue, in fact, much of this week temperatures will be well above the seasonal norm. that's because we've got a big area of high pressure over the new continent drawing up this mild air. from the south the weather fronts will plague the north and west of the country over the next few days, potentially bringing a little bit of light rain. but that is the orange colours sweeping up to our shores from iberia. it really will feel extremely mild over the next few days, and for many of us try as well, feeling warm with the sunshine. so we continue with the cloud across many western areas tonight. could see thick enough to produce outbreaks of light and patchy rain across western scotland, developing across the north of scotla nd developing across the north of scotland towards the end of the night. further south it is a largely dry one, with clear spells. it will tur

england head coach eddiejones has named a 25 man training squad that meets today for a three day camp on the european tour this year, with the winner of the season ending world tour championship earning 2.3 million pounds. organisers hope the increase in money up for grabs will encourage the world's best to play more events on the european tour. justin rose missed last years event, as he stood no chance of overhauling tommy fleetwood and francesco molinario for the race to dubai title. katherine downes will have more for you in sportsday at 6.30. let's get more now on brexit, and with 44 days to go before the uk is set to leave the eu on the 29th march, theresa may has played down reports that she could force mps to choose between backing her deal, or accepting a delay to eu withdrawal. it comes after the uk's chief brexit negotiator olly robbins was overheard in a brussels bar saying the eu was likely to allow an extension to the brexit process. here's what the prime minister told the house of commons this afternoon during prime minister's questions. in the first point let my honoura

eddiejones says england will face the "greatest wales side ever" in a potential six nations title deciderestructive first half withjonny may scoring a hattrick inside 30 minutes at twickenham. the win earned england a bonus point too and takes them two points clear of wales before the two meet in cardiff in a fortnight. they played obviously a scored team, i suppose that's the modern term for the team now, in the second game. but they are the greatest welsh team ever. most wins in a row. it's a great challenge for us. the women are also top of their six nations table after they ran in seven tries against the defending champions france. the game was billed as a title decider, england led 211—0 at half time before running out 41—26 winners. england are in control after day two of the 3rd and final test in the west indies. they bowled the home side out cheaply in st lucia. stuart broad's brilliant catch helped. mark wood took five wickets and england's batsmen survived the final overs to give them a healthy lead going into day three when play resumes later this afternoon. you can follow all

england head coach eddiejones has already started playing some mind—games, saying that they will faceteam, i suppose that‘s the modern term for the team now, in the second game. but they are the greatest welsh team ever. most wins in a row. it‘s a great challenge for us. more injury news for scotland — ryan wilson will miss the remainder of the six nations. the glasgow forward suffered knee ligament damage in saturday‘s loss to ireland at murrayfield. the final test in st lucia resumes in the next couple of hours the series is lost but england are in control against the windies. they bowled the home side out for 15a, mark wood took a maiden five wicket haul — moeen ali got four wickets. england‘s batsmen survived the final few overs in their second innings to give them a 1a2 run lead heading into the third day. we‘ll find out later today whether or not horseracing will resume on wednesday. four more cases of equine flu have been identified at a second yard. the new outbreak in newmarket is at one of the 17a stables that have been in lockdown. six horses were found to be infected in ch

eddiejones‘ team play this afternoon at twickenham, france the visitors. them. they have a massive pack that can suck you in and make your defence tight so they can take advantage and score tries in the corner. we know that they come alive with offloads and turnovers and a scrappy ball and things like that. all the teams seem to come to life and punish you. but the main thing for us is that we are at it for 80 minutes on the weekend, that we‘re focused, that we‘re engaged and really ready for anything. lecce is way down south in the heel of italy, that‘s a long way to go if you are following wales in the women‘s six nations, especially when the match finished 3—3, 2 measly penalties, robyn wilkins gave wales a halftime lead. italy equalised in the second half and had this kick to win it in added time but it drifted wide. a draw does at least lift wales off the bottom of the table. it was an emotional afternoon at southampton where tributes were paid to striker emiliano sala. the argentinian who never got the chance to play for cardiff. it was their first m

at risk and the daily mail headline the "lockdown", and carry a picture of england rugby coach eddiejoness or so, withjones due to name his side at 10 o'clock. after that victory over ireland on the opening weekend, mako vunipola is sure to be influential again. back after a calf injury, he delivered a phenomenal performance against ireland. with maro itojey, out, jones could bring in courtney lawes, who replaced him last weekend, or choose between joe launchbury and george kruis. england's women will be missing, the 201a world cup winner marlie packer, for their match agains france in doncaster on sunday. the saracens flanker, has failed to recover from a shoulder injury, picked up in their win over ireland. bristol bears poppy leitch, has been drafted in. in the last hour, we've heard that the international paralympic committe, has voted to reinstate russia by the 15th of march, after a ban of over two years. the i.p.c says measures to crack down on doping and, limit government interference, are enough to allow russia to compete under its own flag, ahead of the 2020 paralympics in tokyo

eddiejones had invited the players along to a three day camp in oxford as part of his side's preparationsportedly thrown with the teams having to be pulled apart. however, forward george kruis says that's just part of the game. two scrums, good scrum is going at it, things are going to flare up. it was not anything out of the ordinary and we learn from those sorts of things and it puts us under pressure and things you want to try and push. any reason why things flowed up?m isa any reason why things flowed up?m is a contact sport. britain's two—time world champion james degale has retired from boxing in the wake of his defeat by chris eubankjr. he also won olympic gold in 2008 and is 10 years to the day that he made his professional debut — and said boxing had given him the best years of his life. he won 25 and loss three of his 29 professionalfights. england's women claimed a tense two wicket win over india in the last match of their one day series. they won it with seven balls to spare, having batted poorly at times, recovering from 49 for 5, heather knight and danielle wyatt leading the

they are frontrunner to replace england's eddiejones.even more needle because of that. and i know what has caught your eye, the leicester prop, you has a tattoo on his foot for every international game you plays. notan every international game you plays. not an england had to part of the opposition. that will hurt a lot on your foot. you says you has played so many games you will have to go on to the other foot. that is commitment, for every match. this is from the times about virtual reality. greg james has been locked ina room, reality. greg james has been locked in a room, we will be speaking to him later. listeners are trying to get him out. that is my idea of awfulness, i am claustrophobic. virtual reality blooms have been helping autistic children, they were virtual reality goggles, helping them to overcome all kinds of fears, dogs, public transport. these phobias can have a serious impact on family life. this blue room, it has not been tested, it is offered on the nhs, but not yet tested or controlled. but for the children in ther

head coach eddiejones has named a training squad of 25 that will meet for a three—day camp ahead of the the season ending world tour championship earning £2.3 million. 0rganisers hope the increase in money up for grabs will encourage the world's best to play more events on the european tour. justin rose missed the event last year as he stood no chance of overhauling tommy fleetwood and francesco molinari in the race to dubai title. there could bea the race to dubai title. there could be a big shock at the welsh open snooker. masters champion judd be a big shock at the welsh open snooker. masters championjudd trump is 3—0 down to world number 72 duane jones in their second round match in cardiff. trump has been the form player this year but has struggled so far against his welsh opponent. it is the first to four frames. that is all from bbc sport for now, plenty more in the next hour. thank you. it once held vast swathes of territory in syria and iraq, but now the so—called islamic state group's last few hundred fighters are confined to a handful of tiny enclaves. around the town of bagh

england head coach eddiejones has already started playing some mind—games, saying that they will faceer for a hattrick of tries inside 30 minutes at twickenham. the win earned england another bonus point win and takes them two points clear of the unbeaten welsh, who made 10 changes for their victory against italy. they played obviously a squad team, i suppose that is the modern term for the team now, in the second game, but they are the greatest welsh team ever. most wins in a row, so it is a great challenge for us. more injury news for scotland — ryan wilson will miss the remainder of the six nations. the glasgow forward suffered knee ligament damage in saturday's loss to ireland at murrayfield. we'll find out this evening whether or not horse racing will resume on wednesday. four more cases of equine flu have been identified at a second yard. six horses were found to be infected in cheshire last week. the new outbreak is in newmarket. national hunts showpiece meeting the cheltenham festival is a month away. here's leading trainer nicky henderson. the next step is the crucial one. yo

you wouldn't expect the coach eddiejones to make many changes after a performance like that, and he hasn'td we are a very different players and eddie will choose it how he sees fit. i'm very grateful i get a chance to play against france. france, meanwhile, have named heavyweight centre mathieu basteraud in their side for face england. he's one of six changes to the side that lost to wales last weekend as france bid to win at twickenham for the first time since 2005. ireland lock devin toner has been ruled out of the rest of the tournament. he aggravated an ankle injury against england last weekend and has now undergone surgery. england's women will be missing the 2014 world cup winner marlie packer for their match against france in doncaster on sunday. the saracens flanker has failed to recover from a shoulder injury, picked up in their win over ireland. poppy leitch has been brought in to replace her. the premier league and the football league have confirmed that all teams will wear black armbands as a mark of respect to cardiff striker emiliano sala following the recovery of his body fr

eddiejones eddie jones might be eddiejones might be up to his old managing expectations tricks... he‘s picked warren gatland. interesting if not unexpected decision. england‘s choice to travel to cardiff tomorrow has surprised warren gatland. significant mistake by travelling tomorrow and coming through newport at about five o‘clock is not the best thing to be doing, going through the tunnels, i mean... there‘s a good chance it could be tractors and buses holding them up, so... you know, it‘s going to be an experience for them.|j them up, so... you know, it‘s going to be an experience for them. i hope nobody else is travelling at the same time! eddie jones nobody else is travelling at the same time! eddiejones couldn‘t have been nicer about wales and about warren gatland in his news conference this morning. he was talking up wales multipart run of winds and that warren gatland is one of the best coaches in europe. his selection pretty straightforward. jack noel coming in from the injured chris on the wing and ben moon coming in. despite their impressive start to the six nations,

well, eddiejones couldn't have been nicer about wales and about warren gatland in his news conference injuries have made jones's team selection quite straightforward — jack nowell comes in for chris ashton on the wing. ben moon replacing maku vunipola in the front row. scotland have a new fly—half in their starting 15. climbing, skateboarding, and surfing will all make their olympics debuts in tokyo next year but there is a far more surprising proposition for 2024 with breakdancing — yes, breakdancing — being put forward for a spot in the games in paris. it was hugely popular as an invitation event at the youth olympics last year in buenos aries, though team gb didn't have any competitor. the sport has evolved over the past 30 years — with particpants training as full time athletes. it does mean disappointment though for sports like squash and karate which won't continue past tokyo. that does all the support for now. —— make all the sport. that does all the support for now. -- make all the sport. thank you. labour leaderjeremy corbyn has called the decision by the home secretary to re

jack nowell is named on the right wing for the cardiff clash in one of four changes made by eddiejoneseven—time women's world champion reanne evans will make history when she becomes one of two female players to compete on television in the final stages of a world ranking event in the uk. she'll face jimmy white at the snooker shoot out. breakdancing has been proposed for inclusion in the paris 2024 olympic games. surfing, climbing and skateboarding have also been put forward, they'll debut in tokyo next year. brea kdancing was included in the youth olympic games in 2018. i'll be back with more at 11.30. more now on the news that figures published this mornng show the government's accounts were in surplus by nearly £15 billion last month. borrowing in the financial year to date stands that means it took in £15 billion more than it spent. borrowing in the financial year to date stands at £21 billion—pounds, it's lowest level since 2001. let's have a closer look at the figures. the public sector finances registered their biggest surplus on record in january of £14.9 billion. the surplus