on england's sweeping changes for england and eddie jones?for england and eddie jones? if luke cowan—dickie had been available, his partner went into labour yesterday, he is not playing. he could have made more than five changes. manner to allegri out injured. that is eddie jones acknowledging it wasn't good enough in paris. when england lose, jones says it is one game, the world cup final was explained away as one game, world cup finals, things like that happen but now he is saying in the need to back up their ideas from paris. more of a power game. more forwards on the bench and in the event, that is where england will try to hurt scotland. storm ciara is on the way. the storm is coming! we will let you away shortly because you will be involved in the under 20s match, thank you. chris, you will be back with us shortly but let‘s get across to dublin. there is also another big fixture before the scotland — england game on saturday. ireland are hosting wales and our reporter, austen halewood, is there with us. two new coaches and they kicked o

england's flanks.ute force rather than brilliance but if you are england's coach, you don't mind about that. six nations is different rugby. people want to see this high—flying, high floating, passing game but it is just not like that. the conditions don't make it like that and the intensity of the rivalry make it a tight game and i thought we handled that tight game brilliantly. let's finish with a view of the broader picture of the six nations was that there is now just one team with a perfect record. it is france's tournament toulouse. joe wilson, bbc news, twickenham. in the the women's six nations today, england's women beat ireland 27—0 in doncaster. they scored five tries and are still on for the grand slam. earlier in the day france absolutely thumped wales by 50 points to nil in cardiff. scotland's game away against italy was postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak there. premiership leaders exeter chiefs thrashed northampton saints by 57 points to 7, sam simmonds with the final of their

by by the warnings affecting large parts of england. i am page and structure a re parts of england. and structure are being activated after slight differences were preached by rising waters on the river. there is major flooding rising waters on the river. there is majorflooding in shrewsbury rising waters on the river. there is major flooding in shrewsbury and river levels are continuing to rise with more rain forecast. severe weather warnings are in place which means it could be a threat to life. also today homes being activated in schools being closed and a village in east yorkshire, where the environment a density has just over an hourago environment a density has just over an hour ago declared a major flooding incident. let's go now to oui’ flooding incident. let's go now to our environment correspondent who is abe our environment correspondent who is a be there in spirit which is near gould. tell us the situation there. about 100 yards of heads, about 1000 acres of flood plain and it is been trying to get to this village all day. pressurising the drains, coming to culverts, it

call—up. life and heavily tipped for an england call-up.staying fit and wanting to improve himself. i see it in the lows he has been through and others through injury, then working hard to try and get back. it is phenomenal to watch and to be involved in and to see the other side of how hard they work, to get to where they want to get to. alongside the personal training, alex has refound his love for the game, currently helping to keep worthing top of the premier division. he remains passionate about not only helping professional athletes but sharing his expertise with anyone willing to work hard. everyone are not athletes but it ta kes everyone are not athletes but it takes hard work to get there so it is always myjob to try and keep the general population motivated to get to where they want to

snow problem for england in the women's six nations.'s divisions in the scotland men's camp though. can the relationship between finn russell and gregor townsend by repaired? cycling, sailing and running. find out why britain's richest man is now investing in formula one. also coming up in the programme... gb basketball‘s 0lympic dreams are over. but what does the future hold for the players and the sport? politics if you went outside over the weekend, or even looked out of the window, you'd probably have seen the effect of storm ciara. sport wasn't immune. at the etihad stadium, flooding nearby caused manchester city's premier league game with west ham to be called off along with wsl, super league games and racing meets. in the women's six nations — scotland — england in glasgow was also hit with conditions at scotstoun in glasgow unsafe. they did manage to get the game on today, with the wind and rain replaced by freezing conditions and snow — and it was played behind closed doors at murrayfield. in a moment — the views of former wale

england's women beat ireland 27—nil in doncaster. still on for the grand slam. earlier in the day france absolutely thumped wales by 50 points to nil in cardiff. scotland's game away against italy was postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak there. premiership leaders exeter chiefs thrashed northampton saints by 57 points to 7, sam simmonds with the final of their eight tries. exeter are now eight points clear at the top of the league. elsewhere bristol beat worcester. and race walker tom bosworth broke his own british record in the 5000m walk at the national indoor championships in glasgow. he did it injust under 18 minutes and 21 seconds — that's eight seconds faster than his previous best. loads of goals in the premier league today — you can watch them all on match of the day two on bbc one at 10:30 tonight. we're going to take you to the emirates, where pierre emerick aubameyang was the difference in a five goal thriller against everton. arsenal were going in with three consecutive clean sheets but everton were looking for t

probably turning back to rain in northern england.nto double figures with south—westerly winds colder in scotland. that snow just peters out during the evening. and then as the night goes on, we see the next band of rain coming in from the west. this is heavy rain, it will be accompanied by some strong and very gusty winds as well. and that rainfall is just going to add up from today and tonight on top of what we've had already. and the highest rainfall totals are going to be over the hills in the west. in wales, for example, another 70 or more millimeters of rain on the way. just what we don't need. that rain band is going to sweep very quickly away from eastern parts of england, sunshine and showers come rattling in as well. very gusty winds, longer spells of rain for northern ireland, wetter weather for northern england, central southern scotland, some snow on the hills. and temperatures about four or five degrees at best. not a great deal warmer further south. it's getting colder through the day, even though we're seeing some suns

more bad news for england as fast bowler.will be out for three months with an elbow injury. and with five months to go, could the coronavirus cancel or postpone tokyo 0lympics and paralympic games? hello, and welcome along to the programme. the teams news is in for england, scotland, ireland, and wales ahead of the six nations this weekend. let's start with the calcutta cup match between england and scotland which is always a real battle on the six nations 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 beenj

to help guide england to a total of 158-7. to help guide england to a total of 158—7. were not to be outdone. sarah picking up three recaps. pakistan's top scorer also picking up another three recaps to make her the competition now all—time leading wicket taker as england paul pakistan out for 116. we are getting runs on the board and we are putting teams out which is a good sign and we have been here for a long time i think we really are pretty close to our best and that is what you want to be coming into the beta stage of the tournament. england's move on to save me knowing i when i think the west indies and guarantee them a spot in the semifinals. let's get some more reaction to that performance then. england spinner alex hartley is covering the tournament for test match special. she told jo what impressed her at the manuka oval. she has really been the backbone of this england's backing line—up but the bowlers were really good, the only thing that let them down where the extras. let us talk about the batteries. you state she was performing but england's oh —— opene

he memorably led england to the world cup last summer.erward but is staying on to lead the team in the first one dayer since that famous day at lord's. they begin in cape town tomorrow and morgan is unsure if he'll still be at the helm for the next world cup in 2023. we have two t20 world cups that i am focused on. i think once i have made the decision to continue on, certainly history suggests that decision, whether you like it or not, is taken out of your hands, given performance, given individual performance or team performance. my mind is set on the next two t20 world cups. if i make it to the 50 over world cup, i think it will be great. most of the premier league were meant to be having the week off for the start of the first winter break. for newcastle, southampton, spurs and liverpool — they've got fa cup replays in the way. most of liverpool's first team and the boss are taking some time off though which means they'll field largely a youth team for their fourth round tie at anfield. alex gulrajani has been looking at the perks and

england play their first match on sunday against south africa. at the waca in perth today. england were the beaten finalists two years ago, and bowler, anya shrubsole has been talking about difficult this world cup is going to be. i think there are probably five or 6 teams who are in with a shout of winning this tournament. we will have to be at our best. we have plenty of world—class players as well. with 2020 it is about getting a winning run, getting the momentum, that can be a huge thing. if you get on a run, teams can be hard to stop. liverpool captain jordan henderson has been ruled out for up to three weeks with a hamstring injury. he picked up the injury during the second—half of their 1—0 champions league defeat to at—letico madrid on tuesday, and could now miss liverpool's next three premier league matches and the fa cup tie at chelsea. rugby union. england head coach eddiejones has reshuffled his backline for their six nations match against ireland at twickenham on sunday. jonathan joseph will start on the wing, earning his 50th cap. e

parts of northern england and southern scotla nd of northern england and southern scotland actually gethe gales in the south could reach 70 mph. gales blowing across other parts of the country as well. that is sunday. mild, relatively speaking, with these south—westerly winds. around 14 celsius in london. then the storm is likely to have a sting in its tail by the time we get to sunday night and into monday, another belt of strong winds into parts of scotland and yorkshire. that will carry on until monday indicating that there could be disruption on monday as well, so we have got saturday, sunday and monday, such is the scale of the storm, it is just so large. so, the main points, the torrential rain, amberwarning from so, the main points, the torrential rain, amber warning from the met 0ffice, severe gales throughout the country, and disruption and power interruptions are likely once again. another difficult weekend ahead. a reminder of our top story... preparations for rain, wind and flooding is storm dennis heads towards us. that's all from the bbc news at six , so it's goodbye from

patchy for much of england and with some sunshine. see spells of rain across southern england for a time and then later for many of us as we going to friday these frontal systems really starting to ramp up, some spells are ran for many, also further snow of the higher ground of northern england and scotland. so a couple of cold days with wintry showers and by the end of the week further rain with the potential for further flooding, though a number of flood warnings all there. goodbye. welome to newsday on the bbc news. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: hollywood mogul harvey weinstein is facing up to 25 years in jail after his conviction for sexual assault and rape. it's no longer business as usual in the united states. this is the age of empowerment of women and you cannot intimidate them anymore. containing the coronavirus — thousands queue for masks in south korea as the number of countries affected rises to 37. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: from howdy modi to namaste trump — the american presiden

england seemed shell—shocked.ch skipper went over again after the break, england were 21r—0 down and facing humiliation. finally, though, they stirred. well, jonny may certainly did with two stunning individual tries. if the first was special, well, just watch the second. for the second almost the entire almost the entire french team left trailing in his wake. and suddenly it was 24—14. was the comeback on? well, no, as france held on, and after that world cup final, for england yet more heartache. i don't think it is due to mentalfatigue, no. we were unbelievably excited to get back together and look, this result‘s not gone our way. we have a short turnaround now to scotland. we need to get excited about that. well, this was some match, but for england, that will be precious little consolation. their six nations campaign has begun in desperate disappointment. andy swiss, bbc news, paris. we saw all three matches in the opening round of the women's six nations today. emily scarratt sealed the victory for england a

england scored the first try this match. look how it mattered to england.try that took the game away from scotland. to come here was always going to be tough, respected them with weather like this. the most important thing was our attitude.- the end of the day we are here to win test matches and we have not managed to do that yet. we will go back to the drawing board on monday morning and be ready for a couple of weeks' time. after two years in scotla nd weeks' time. after two years in scotland the calcutta cup comes back south of the border as england's championship hopes to keep list. —— 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

but as late wickets fell, england were getting just a little nervous.e tense than it should have been, a special day in johannesburg but ultimately england's day. england's women are out of the t20 tri—series in australia, after losing by 16 runs to the home side. england bowled pretty well, restricting australia to 132 for 7 off their 20 overs. victory or a narrow defeat would have seen england reach wednesday's final, but 116—7 wasn't good enough and it's india who will now face australia. england have three warm—up matches coming up before the t20 world cup starts later this month, that's also in australia. sheffield united impressed once again after coming from behind to beat bournemouth 2—1 at bramall lane. it was the only premier league game of the day, after manchester city and west ham was postponed due to the bad weather. united are back to fifth in the table and two points off the champions league places, as michael redford reports. it will take more than storm ciara to keep home fans away from bramall lane. sheffield united are having a campa

sue's dedicated her life to the game, winning 22 caps for england.r memories are fading. that was you, that is a lovely photograph, getting an mbe. yes, thank you. who gave you the mbe? i don't remember. i think it might have been prince charles. it was before the dementia. two years ago, sue was diagnosed with dementia. she thinks she knows the cause. i think my dementia has been caused by the heading of a football. sue is the first woman to blame her dementia on football but she is not the first player to make the link. in 2002, former england striker jeff astle died at 59. he had dementia. my dad was the life and soul of everything. and to watch that change in him, he was just a shell. jeff's daughter, dawn, set up a foundation in his name to help ex footballers living with brain injuries. i said to my dad, if football has done this to you then i will make sure the whole world knows about it. i'll getjustice for you. cte is a form of dementia that can be found only after death. 12 years after his death, experts confirmed jeff had cte, a brain dise

quite a wet morning, i think, for many parts of england and wales.he skies will brighten up. that rain and cloud will hang back across southern counties of england towards the channel. but elsewhere, some sunshine developing. further showers across scotland also. again, these will be wintry over the high ground. this is going to be another chilly day in the north, mild across southern counties of england. so that brief ridge of high pressure will settle things down for a while later on sunday, early into monday, is short—lived. this next deep area of low pressure will hurtle in on monday and bring a spell of severe gales and snow. some of the snow could be disruptive across far north of england, the central belt of scotland, for monday morning rush. it will transfer northwards, and it'll revert back to rain as temperatures lift a little bit. but widespread gales and severe gales in the north. further south, a band of a rain sweeping east across england and wales, with sunshine following on behind, maybe one or two showers. again, temperatures 10—12 d

england got off to a bit of a shaky start.nder, sciver, made a half—ce ntu ry all—rounder, sciver, made a half—century to help guide england toa half—century to help guide england to a total of 123. the an early wicket in response but then the partnership of the married couple saw them put on a stand of 86 to set up saw them put on a stand of 86 to set upa saw them put on a stand of 86 to set up a dwelling finish. the public needing nine runs from the final over. du preez hitting two boundaries to secure a famous six wicket victory for south africa. the first time they've ever beaten england in a world cup t20. both teams now move on to canberra where they will face thailand in the next round of matches. it's certainly felt crucial for us isa it's certainly felt crucial for us is a benefit from where i only know in the team, we have matchwinners and we know we have one of the best bowling attacks in the world but sometimes of these events we have a really shabow are capable of. to finally do that, it is one of the things that

the main clearing its way from the east of england this afternoon.blizzards questioning and gusty winds in southern and western coasts. where there is snow in scotland temperature struggling to get above freezing. this evening and overnight, there is no gradually sta rts overnight, there is no gradually starts to ease away and ice becomes a problem. further wintry showers piling and bringing further accumulations. a cold night for all of us, a cold night with recently across england and wales. more wintry showers to come tomorrow on the strong north—westerly winds. a cold day and in the wintry showers we are likely to see sleet, hail and further snow. some of the snow showers could get into parts of central southern england even. it will feel bitterly cold, particularly in the south—west of england and the channel islands. add on the wind strength and it will feel even colder. a similar day on wednesday, a day of sunshine and showers. this showers less frequent and more confined to western and northern scotland, northern ireland and the west of engla

england's bowlers got their target. england's bowlers got thejob done.uns and the remaining match with the west indies is all that lies between them and the semi—finals. that lies between them and the semi-finals. i'm not one for personal milestones, it will feel sweeter if we are there on 8th march lifting the trophy. once the tour is over they're the things that i might reflect on. what it was the most important thing was that we got the win and kept the momentum going and set upa win and kept the momentum going and set up a big game with the west indies. south africa beat thailand by 113 runs. lee hit 101 runs from just 60 balls. thailand were bundled out for just 82 in just 60 balls. thailand were bundled out forjust 82 in reply. south africa have won both their matches and they have a superior net run rate to england, who are second. and one other bit of cricket news, mark wood is out of men's tour of sri lanka, because of a side strain. he was injured at the end of their last tour to south africa and scans confirmed a small tear. he will be replace

people say things about how england is going to brutally physically dominate the french and how englandh and experience, how are going to be the greatest team of our time, sometimes those words are backed up and sometimes in the case of last week, they are not and are forced down a little bit, i know he cannot really help us if you'd rather be very loud and completely quiet and most of the media, we cannot have it both ways. they either say give us as headlights we don't go too far. when he is under pressure, is because he england boss was head coach, where the context, it flies. so it is a big one for england and other went to play and deal with the power shortage is fascinating and yeah, and that makes it even more gripping game tomorrow than it ever would have been if they lost last week in paris. and it is a brilliant game because is a beautiful combination of fixtures. if were honest, for the past ten years they have dominated this championship. they have won three titles each in that game against wales, that is huge. that is an enormous game, in terms of that reverie, but still, i

not much rain for eastern parts of england. see the arrival of this deepening area of low pressure that is running between scotland and iceland and that is storm dennis and dennis will be a menace through the weekend into monday. two main elements to the weather. first, the wind strength reaching 60 mph, and there will be some very big waves as well. secondly, the rain. that will be heavy at times, particularly across england and wales, over four inches possible over the hills of wales and the south—west, threatening more flooding. welcome to bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: china says virus cases are stabilising, but the world health organization warns the epidemic is impossible to predict. this outbreak could still go in any direction. italy's parliament votes to allow ex—interior minister matteo salvini to face trial for stopping migrants from landing. the pope says no to married priests, even in the world's most remote regions. and a turtle as big as a car. scientists in south america unearth a fossil of

the target in england is 18 weeks. summer she started self—medicating with oestrogen pills she bought online. she is aware of the dangers both physically and mentally. he went through quite a tough time. physically and mentally. he went through quite a tough timelj physically and mentally. he went through quite a tough time. i was section, yeah. at that time i wasn't self—medicating at that point. section, yeah. at that time i wasn't self—medicating at that pointm section, yeah. at that time i wasn't self-medicating at that point. is it fair that you have to make that decision? it obviously was my choice, but i feel like i have been basically forced into it, because in no way shape or form do basically forced into it, because in no way shape orform do i want basically forced into it, because in no way shape or form do i want to basically forced into it, because in no way shape orform do i want to be taking hormones not under the guide ofa taking hormones not under the guide of a medical professional. data obtained excl

england, £5 billion, they are saying that is equivalent to basically replacing one in ten buses in englandt be going down there? i suppose the issue here where the new hs2, if and when it goes ahead, it would have its new station built, that second phase is still a very long way away. 15 yea rs, still a very long way away. 15 years, 20 years? who knows, it may ta ke years, 20 years? who knows, it may take longer. what happened two years ago? the millennium dome, y2k? call me cynical. people have been talking about northern rail having its franchise ta ken away. about northern rail having its franchise taken away. at the board behind me, drains across the uk. the service to used intakes over two hours, the next train is at 7:15am and get in before nine a.m.. it would cost around £180 to do that. the new hs2, if it comes all the way here, would take just over an the new hs2, if it comes all the way here, would takejust over an hour. who knows what it would cost. but what people here really want to hear is that a service, when it comes to manchester and leeds, is that it is affordable, effici

scotland's women will take on england and glasgow. the hosts lost to ireland in their opening fixture, while england secured their first win of the campaign against france. i'm delighted to say we're joined by the scotland women's captain, rachel malcolm. how where the squad's preparations heading into the six nations match against england? we've been kinda preparing pretty hard today, initially we came into last night. it's obviously a pretty big game going into play one of the best teams in the world, so we're really trying to open it up, we can't wait to get on. this is the second time you've captained scotland against england in a six nations campaign, having done so in 2018, describe what that feeling is like leading your team out for a match of this scale? it's a pretty cool feeling. we've got a pretty incredible place to call home is our home stadium, and a match against one of the best teams in the world is not something many athletes get to say they've done. so to get there for a second time is a massive honour, in terms of h

and it's really over the western hills of england and wales that the rain will add hills of england andengland and wales for much of the day on sunday, but further north, actually, it's more showery and here winds start to pick up a bit more for scotland and northern ireland. and what's left of storm dennis will not be far away from the north—west of scotla nd not be far away from the north—west of scotland on sunday night and into monday. and a squeeze in the wind likely through the central belt scotland, by which time it should be a bit dry across england and wales. but certainly some more severe weather on the way during this weekend, perhaps lingering into monday as well. and there is likely to be some further impacts i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: china says virus cases are stabilising, but the world health organization warns the epidemic is impossible to predict. that gives us an opportunity to prepare and to react, and still gives us the opportunity for containment and potential interruption of transmission of the virus. it's the economy first, but indonesia's pr

just to update you from murrayfield, england have ta ken just to update you from murrayfield, englandour minutes gone. you can see live commentary on the bbc website. jane will guide you through all stories and more in afternoon live from two o'clock. thank you very much indeed. let's bring you some breaking news. this is about the spread of the coronavirus and we hearing that the brighton medical a gp practice in sussex, has been temporarily shut down after a member of staff tested positive for the coronavirus. this is the county 0ak medical centre in brighton. it has been closed by the nhs, with patients who are concerned about why it has been shut down, advised to contact nhs111. this follows the government telling us earlier today that four more people in the uk have tested positive for coronavirus. that brings the total number of people in the uk to eat altogether. what we are hearing now is this gp practice in sussex, cou nty is this gp practice in sussex, county 0q medical centre in brighton, has been temporarily shut down after a member of staff tested positive there for the c

we have heard this morning from the governor of the bank of england warning about the bank of englandon growth around the world. in isolation, we would expect that world growth would be lower than it otherwise would be, and that has a knock—on effect on the uk. we are not picking it up yet at all in the uk economic indicators — the survey indicators of other things — but if the world is slower than it otherwise would be the uk's very open economy has an impact, but the most important thing is to make sure the system is functioning. we are very confident about that and we are on top of that. that is the reassuring news, that policymakers are ready to help out the global economy. like the rest of us the global economy. like the rest of us they do not know how long this impact will go on for or how widely spread. as we were hearing from jenny earlier it is the disruption thatis jenny earlier it is the disruption that is because when factories have to be closed down and work places because that is the main impact. the greater the containment efforts the greater the containment efforts the

she made 108 not out, as england posted 176 for two from their 20 overs.e always behind the run rate. they laboured to 78 for seven when their innings closed — as england won by 98 runs, to claim their first win of the competition. meanwhile, west indies suffered a shock defeat against pakistan. west indies batted first and shemaine campbelle smashed 43 off 36 balls, as they made 124 for seven from their 20 overs. but bismah maroof steered pakistan to victory with an unbeaten 38. she hit the winning the runs and shared a half—century partnership with, nida dar, as pakistan reached their target with ten balls to spare, and eight wickets in hand. staying with cricket — wednesday wasn't a good day all round for the west indies, because their men's team lost the second one—day international in sri lanka, and — with it — the series with a match to spare. sri lanka batted first and turned things round after an awful start — thanks to kusal mendis and avishka fernando. they both made centuries as the home side recovered from being nine for two at one stage — to m

england captain eoin morgan says he feels he's still performing at his best as he leads and england teamy're playing south africa in the first of three one dayers — starting in the morning in cape town. morgan admitted he had considered his future after that world cup win but isn't sure if he'll still be in charge for the next tournament in 2023. we have 2t20 world cup that i am firmly focused on. i think once i've made the decision to continue on, a lot of the time certainly history suggests that the decision whether you like it or not is taken out of your hands given performance, individual performance or team performance so certainly my mind is set on the next two to 20 world cup 's. if i make it to the 50 other world cup, that would be great. there's still no place for finn russell in scotland's six nations squad. he was sent home before the tournament for breaching team protocol during a drinking session. he's been left out of the squad to face england at murrayfield this saturday. adam hastings started in his absence for their defeat against ireland at the weekend. adam hastings wa

england won by 98 runs.one—day. their next match is against pakistan on friday. really pleasing, i guess i'm enjoying being up the order and facing more balls are so obviously very pleased and i'm pleased it's come at a peak time for us but we know we've got a long way to go in this competition. we've got another game ina this competition. we've got another game in a day or so, to win again, so, yes, it's important we take momentum from today and keep moving forward. the coronavirus has already affected many sporting fixtures and it could have a major impact on the six nations. ireland's health minister says their match against italy in dublin on the 7th of march should be postponed. italy's men's and women's teams are due to host england in the final round of games a week later. scotland women's match in italy on sunday was called off because of the virus. the very clear view of the public health emergency team was that this game should not go ahead, that it would constitute a significant risk because a ver

northern ireland and northern england.ay but into friday we are watching developments out into the west with more wet weather on its way. you start the day dry and bright, particularly in the east but in the west the rain will get going and turning to snow in the pennines and the hills of scotland. more heavy rain on saturday, a possible 50 metres on the welsh hills. if you're planning a trip to any of 11 quarantined towns in italy affected by the coronavirus, the foreign office has some simple advice for you: don't go. it follows the deaths of 11 people there, making it europe's worst affected country. the italian outbreak has also had an impact here, with several schools in england and northern ireland advising staff and students to stay at home after returning from ski trips in northern italy. four schools have completely shut their doors for what's been described as a "deep clean" after pupils returned from the affected areas. one of those is trinity catholic college in middlesbrough, where a small number of pupils and

england's farrell was penalised for illegally holding on.t close quarters. luke cowan—dickie emerged triumphant from this melee. job done, and a game england could not afford to lose, but both pharrells know they are chasing the french to be champions, nowhere near the last word yet. joe wilson, bbc news, twickenham. 0nto the premier league, and a hard—fought win for arsenal today in a five—goal thriller aganst everton at the emirates. pierre—emerick aubameyang was the difference, scoring twice — the first to put them ahead at 2—1 in a pretty see—saw game. he did it again after richarlison had levelled on the stroke of half—time — aubameyang's second ensuring mikel arteta's side secured the three points and remain unbeaten in 2020. elsewhere today, bruno fernandes scored his first goal for united as they beat watford 3—0. january signing 0dion ighalo also made his debut for united off the bench. they are up to fifth. elsewhere, wolves beat norwich again 3—0. diogojota scored twice and rauljimenez got the other. tyson fury says his boxing car

england.at brings the uk total, including those first cases in northern ireland and now wales in the last 2a hours, 1019. 19 confirmed cases of coronavirus the uk. -- confirmed cases of coronavirus the uk. —— back in the last 2a hours, to 19. and you can keep up with the latest developments about the coronavirus outbreak, the symptoms to watch out for, how to guard against the virus and what it means for you, on the bbc news app and on our website. is this pretty much what you'd expect from the behaviour of the virus or does moore need to be done on containment? the answer is yes to both. it is what we expect. we know the virus is very infectious. the pattern that it shows, it may well transmit, people might not realise they have symptoms and they might travel to other countries and then infect people around them. the reassuring thing is we can usually trace cases in the uk so far and how they have come to the uk, which is helpful for the containment phase. the containment phase is very import

coming through from nhs england coming through from nhs england coming through in the last few minutes east sussex, you have probably seen his photo by now, we'rejust sussex, you have probably seen his photo by now, we're just hearing that he has now left hospital to return home. he has been in isolation. he was the businessmen who contracted the virus without realising while in singapore. he was ata realising while in singapore. he was at a business conference. he has beenin at a business conference. he has been in isolation as coronavirus patients have to be, but we are being told now that he has made a full recovery. he certainly said that in a statement that he made yesterday. he has left hospital and can now return home to east sussex. that is just coming through nhs england. he has no finished his period of quarantine and is now able to return home. we stay with the story because the world health organization is meeting in geneva to discuss its response. our global health correspondent is at that meeting. it is day two of this international, global research and innovation forum h

hubei province is about the size of england, plus scotland, and the population is about england plusrea and... 65 million people, around about that? 59 million people, but the measures have been affected —— effective, otherwise it would have spread to otherwise it would have spread to other parts of china, and the chinese people are making contributions, not only for the safety of life and health of ourselves, but also to that of the people of the world. looe xiaoming, the chinese ambassador to the uk. let us return to storm ciara. alex burkill is a meteorologist at the met office in exeter. tell us about the character of the storm. it is covering the whole of the uk. we have that yellow water warning which is covering the entire uk and a very large amber warning as well. that is where we most likely will see the significant impacts from the very strong winds. i have never seen an amber from the very strong winds. i have never seen an amber warning this large, whichjust goes never seen an amber warning this large, which just goes to show how widespread the impacts are going to be due

england peeling away down the right hand side.f the coronavirus have been confirmed in the uk, bringing the total to 13. have been confirmed in the uk, those taken ill were among a group of 32 people, who returned to britain yesterday, after being held in quarantine on a cruise ship injapan. there's growing concern the world is facing a pandemic, with italy announcing what it's describing as "urgent" and "extraordinary" measures, to tackle the biggest outbreak in europe. first tonight, jon donnison reports, on the latest cases, here in the uk. just a day after arriving back in the uk, fourof just a day after arriving back in the uk, four of those flown home yesterday have now tested positive for coronavirus. they were among the 30 british and two irish evacuees who had just been transferred to arrowe park hospital on the wirral to begin two weeks of quarantine. all had been passengers aboard the diamond princess cruise ship in japan where health officials say they had picked up the virus. but there will be concerns that having all

another injury blow for tottenham, who are already without injured england striker harry kane.n as they are going to face atletico madrid. jurgen klopp is backside are flying high at home, 25 points clear at the top of the premier league. that doesn't stopjuergen top of the premier league. that doesn't stop juergen klopp top of the premier league. that doesn't stopjuergen klopp getting emotional on the sidelines. he says thatis emotional on the sidelines. he says that is nothing compared to diego simeone a. people say about me i am emotional on the sideline, but if i am level four, diego is on level 12 orso! i am level four, diego is on level 12 orso! lama am level four, diego is on level 12 or so! i am a kindergarten child against him. that is over all these yea rs, against him. that is over all these years, still having this emotional level. wow. it is absolutely impressive. you can here live commentary of that match on five live without the build up from seven o'clock. england women's head coach, phil neville has named everton striker, chloe kelly in his squad for the shebel

it's not the best preparation for the t20 world cup for england.more games before their first match on 23rd march. sheffield united impressed once again after coming from behind to beat bournemouth 2—1 at bramall lane. it was the only premier league game of the day, after manchester city and west ham was postponed due to the bad weather. united are back to fifth in the table and two points off the champions league places as michael redford reports. it will take more than storm ciara to keep home fans away from bramall lane. sheffield united are having a campaign to remember with their sights set on qualifying for european football. bournemouth have had a different season, relegation battle looming. back—to—back wins have given them hope that is only increased when callum wilson gave the away side and early lead. it was an advantage that was almost immediately wiped out by billy sharp, inches away from equalising. sharp would have to wait until first half stoppage time for his next chance, no mistake this time. his first goal since the opening day o

in england. and still some severe flooding in places as well.reign band moving away from the south—east, behind it lots of showers compacting in, they are going to be heavy as well. storm dennis, the centre of stormed the ohus dennis, the centre of stormed the onusis dennis, the centre of stormed the onus is getting closer to northern scotla nd onus is getting closer to northern scotland overnight, so we make it a strengthening of the wind across here as well. lots of showers overnight, some heavy and one day for most of us as well, but cooler thanit for most of us as well, but cooler than it has been up late for england and wales. it is going to be a day of sunshine and blustery showers, some of the showers are heavy and potentially thundery, weather pushing across. frequent showers in scotla nd pushing across. frequent showers in scotland and northern ireland. decent temperatures, perhaps as perhaps as high as nine or 10 degrees. it will be a windy day, not as windy as it has been. a major incident is declared by police in south wales, as floo

in ireland, england and wales turning wet, the heaviest rain across wales, the midlands and half englandnto sunday, a band of rain pushes southwards, as it does so, skies will brighten into the afternoon so an improving picture. there will be following in across the north of scotland, over the high ground. now it stays windy, not quite as windy as it sent days across northern areas. 0n across northern areas. on two monday, the next they're pressure will swing it delay in bringing multiple hazards. that is cold are developing ahead of the arrival of that low—pressure system, so as they wring arise, some will turn to snow for a time across northern ireland and northern england. though the snow here would probably come back into buying as millionaire works his way in, however, in scotland, it is likely to stay as snow. it will also be very windy across northern areas, gusts in excess of 60 mass per hour. there is some disruption, brooklyn scotland, and particularly for monday morning's rush hour. elsewhere, they range from the system could bring some localised flooding problems across north

england have a point to prove in south africa.can they avoid heartbreak again? beaten by a single run. thanks. beaten by a single run. and tomasz has all the weather. beaten by a single run. a beaten by a single run. week ago it was about stor but a week ago it was about storm ciara but now it's storm dennis. that's right, storm dennis is expected to bring three days of severe weather starting tomorrow on saturday lasting through sunday into monday and we will see waves of very heavy rain particularly disruptive and damaging winds. thanks, tomasz. also coming up — how did a mafia boss go from the streets of naples to hiding out in a lancashire caravan park? hello. this is afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. in a landmark case on freedom of expression, a high courtjudge has warned police against acting like the gestapo or the stasi when they investigate allegedly transphobic comments on social media. thejudge ruled that humberside police acted disproportionately when they turned up at harry miller's place of work and told him his

troops are deployed in the north of england,

england hosting ireland tomorrow. wales ta ke england hosting ireland tomorrow. the former wales defence coach, now doing the same job for the french. i have had great support from the welsh public, who accepted me as one of their own. the support i heard from them was fantastic. to be honest, some of the friends and relationships i have in england and wales, they go beyond a game of rugby. people are so kind. it was definitely a home away from home for me. elsewhere, scotland in rome to play italy. the scots losing to england last time. pressure on the head coach and his team, who enter what is must win territory if theircampaign is enter what is must win territory if their campaign is seen as anything close to successful. not long to go till the fight between day on tay wilder and tyson fury. deontay wilder. he is at his heaviest weight for any professional bout in his career. we have the build up in vegas. when they met at the press conference, this happened. that resulted in the nevada state's athletic commission banning a face—off last night. both looked con

here's england captain heather knight. we are obviously not favourites. improving all the time. world—class players who have proven it out here in australian conditions, a lot of players are played out here and her success as well. our first played out here and her success as well. 0urfirstjob is to get played out here and her success as well. our firstjob is to get to the semifinals, then anything can happen. it's only a matter of hours to go now before the huge world heavyweight rematch between tyson fury and deontay wilder almost 15 months on from their controversial draw in la. this time, it's in vegas and that's where our reporter ade adedoyen is for us this evening. this is a huge fight, it is hard to build up enough. two unbeaten men, both with plenty to lose? yeah, all the talking is done, the next time the talking is done, the next time the fighter see each other will be in the ring at the ringer behind me to settle their differences to settle the differences result we have been waiting 15 months for this rematch, or that the ingredients are ther

sunday night could get even windier for a time across scotland and northern england.s strong enough to bring down trees, hence the risk of disruption. you're watching beyond 100 days... the day after the new hampshire primary the democrats have two front runners — bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. but wait. if only it were that simple. amy klobuchar had a good night too and mike bloomberg — the third man is still waiting in the wings. the candidates now head south to more diverse states — where the field could well scramble again before democrats finally choose a candidate to take on trump. the white house meanwhile is scrambling american justice — the department ofjustice makes a very rare intervention to reduce the sentencing of a trump ally.

that is what we can say of new england as a whole.demographics. also the way in which you see white new englanders eagerly embrace slave trading, especially from africa but also within the americas as a form of commerce. rhode island became the center of slave trading in all british north america. if you take all the slave wages from the colonial period and at up, they -- add them would not equal those of rhode island. rhode island is the center of the british north american slave trade. it rivals the west indies as well. it is an extensive slave trade central to the economy of the colony. >> learn more about slavery in new england this sunday at 6:55 eastern here on american history tv. announcer: next, from the museum of the american revolution in philadelphia, historian stephen brumwell explains why the revolutionary war hero benedict arnold betrayed the american cause. he is the author of "turncoat -- benedict arnold and the crisis of american liberty." scott: now for tonight's event, my dear friend stephen brumwell, a native of p

up to 60 or 70 northern england, gusts of up to 60 or70 mph and northern england, gusts of up to 60—chill factor, temperatures between four and eight celsius. do look out for some blizzard —like conditions over the southern uplands as we head into rush hour. there will be more accumulations of snow, possibly some drifting snow, wintry showers will continue. further south it is a drier picture, some icy stretches into tomorrow morning, temperatures dripping very close to freezing. tomorrow, a slightly quieter day, showers towards north—western areas of scotla nd showers towards north—western areas of scotland and also shouldn't showers creeping into the south—west of england and the midlands but elsewhere, mostly dry, some brightness, some sunshine and lighter winds than the last couple of days so it won't feel quite so chilly. you can just of days so it won't feel quite so chilly. you canjust see of days so it won't feel quite so chilly. you can just see this of days so it won't feel quite so chilly. you canjust see this rain creeping into south—western areas of england by the end o