boss steve borthwick has named his team this england. for being selected in the england team. in an england senior team must be a very, elsewhere, a debut for cadan murley, the harlequins on the left wing. every time i am in, i use it to try and develop myself, whether that's picking the coaches brain or picking the players brains. i can keep going and keep going and hopefully reach the goals that i can have now. can they do what very, very few teams have done from a disappointing autumn campaign. the stakes couldn't be much higher. in dublin as favourites. tests since then. are expecting england to be competitive on saturday. they've been very close. of victory, they probably should have beaten the all blacks. could've, should've, would've beaten the wallabies sides of the ball as i said in a strong area of presence so i think the team have got the squad, they got together, during their premier league win. referee michael oliver's decsion was upheld by the video assistant referee at the time. family after the incident and has been taken off southampton instead. time across europe.

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hello and welcome to sportasday. with france v wales in paris on friday. face england in dublin. together for england, steve borthwick confirming our rugby union correspondent chrisjones is in spain well, the sun setting here injerona, this lovely spot, the england training base in northern spain and they've tuesday, some big selection decisions, particularly history, the first twin brothers to play together for in an england senior team must be a very, very proud moment for them and theirfamily. elsewhere, a debut for cadan murley, the harlequins on the left wing. every time i am in, i use it to try and develop myself, whether that's picking the coaches brain or picking every time i come in, if i get that i—2% better then i can keep going and keep going and hopefully reach the goals that i can have now. against because he would just hit breakdowns and fire you back so much but he was definitely one. it's the england team full of youth and excitement can they do what very, very few teams have done from a disappointing autumn campaign. ireland are chasing an unprecedented third straight in

how do you make of england - this time? england winning this time?his time? elastic nations seemed a - ago. | patiogns seemed a long time ago., is that sense of optimism there is that sense of optimism england because of the fact around england because of the fact that they beat ireland all that over their 5 over their defeat in the but eve six nations, autumn, but every six nations, should start with ambition everybody. i think they of beating everybody. i think they are resources and finances make that an absolute definite. i think perhaps the is fans perhaps the problem is fans of rugby, club get premiership rugby, club rugby get used to their teams playing expansive, rugby. i expansive, carefree rugby. and i don't think that's in steve borthwick�*s kind of instinct. that he was talking interesting that he was talking there about abrasive england rugby, there aboot abrasiveenglandrogbyr really flee for dust free jchampagne 7 wichampagne rugby. jchampagne rugby. we know flowing, champagne rugby. we know england a toddler ben curry so much and they'

also, australia are better than england. australia are by far better than england. they are better. and there was a few mistakes today for me. beth mooney showed how to bat, she got 94. i mean she got 94, england got 90. i've got it written on my hand. but she played down the ground. she kept hitting shots down the ground straight back. england cross—batted shots kept getting out. and you can't do that on a wicket like that. it's getting to the point. we heard from grace harris, the australia batter, that they wanted to embarrass england or she said that they are embarrassing england. yeah, they were tonight and i'vejust spoken to darcy brown, who said the same. you know, we're thinking about the whitewash. we think we are now thinking about embarrassing england. and i actually think they embarrass themselves tonight. yeah. it's not been a good tour for england. it certainly wasn't a good game here in adelaide. and heading towards that test match at the mcg, the prospect of history for australia, a clean sweep across the multi—format series. well our team out in ade

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nciia and england under way. tao between lndia and england under way. a win for the is under way.et «dint ee'a final �* on sunday. the decider on sunday. for the first josh butler won the bat. mikel?" wicketshavefli three wickets have been taken so far, three coming in the over as india slumped : overas india slumped to same over as india slumped to 12-3. same over as india slumped to 12—3. they up a little 12—3. they picked up a little bit. are six bit. they are 120—5. six nations under way in nations gets under way in paris, with france taking on wales as the competition 25 years since the celebrates 25 years since the italians were to italians were added to the championship. they play on saturday but a process wales, 77 wales, they 77 wales, they finished bottom for wales, they finished bottom of the six nations and are m1 on a losin streak of going on a losing streak of 12 defeats. that stretches to defeats. that stretches back to the world cup loss the world cup quarterfinal loss argentina in october 2023. 77 the 7 the two after friday, the two remaining fixtures take place on

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the curry brothers will make history for england in the six nations this weekend. that's pep guardiola's take on manchester city's must—win and england's cricketers hopes are renewed in rajkot the countdown to the six nations is on. there are just a few days until the tournament starts face england in dublin. tom and ben curry will become the first twin brothers to play that they will be his starting flankers. spot, the england training base in northern spain and they've really concentrate on their preparation but they'll be history, the first twin brothers to play together for for ben and tom, i'm delighted forthem, individually on the left wing. the players brains. i can keep going and keep going and hopefully reach the goals that i can have now. jack nowell was always my favourite england winger. against because he would just hit breakdowns and fire but it is inexperienced. from a disappointing autumn campaign. championship but have lost six out their eight tests since then. they've been very close. blacks. were in that game. so i think that either there has bee

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rather and south—east england.n ireland, 12 celsius. some of our temperatures will even be in double figures. and eastwards, introducing chillier—feeling air behind it but we're starting off on a wet note for southern scotland, north—west england, down through western wales and south—west england too. up nicely here. staying rather grey but largely dry and mild for south—east england. this is the colder air, of course, digging in behind our cold front, which will be clearing away as we head through tuesday night and into wednesday. but what you'll really notice is that the temperatures start to slip away. cooler air — marked in blue here — starting to push in, and that's going to be with us as we head through the rest of the week. with overnight frosts. bye—bye for now. live from washington. this is bbc news worth it in the long run. threatened to seize control. la hosts the grammys, with beyonce and taylor swift up for album of the year. hello, i'm carl nasman. president trump has warned americans there could be �

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the innings was higher than england's entire team, bowled out for just 90.12—0 and a victory in next week's test match will ensure a clean sweep across all seven matches. that's all from the bbc sports centre for now. six foreign peacekeepers — three malawian and three south african — have been killed in clashes with m—23 rebels in the east of the democratic republic of the congo. un peacekeepers have been involved in clashes between the drc�*s army and m23 fighters who are backed by rwanda. there are fears of further casualties as the rebels advance on the city of goma. the african union has called for a halt to the conflict. congo's foreign ministry has recalled its diplomats from rwanda asking it to cease its activities and can chess out within 24—hour is. un peacekeepers have also been involved in the clashes. there are fears of further casualties as fighting continues. the african union has called for a halt to the conflict. translation: we are angry because even _ translation: we are angry because even after- translation: we are angry because even afte

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england, wales south—west england, wales and northern ireland and for some across these it is gloriousw spots of rain are possible as we get temperatures around six or seven degrees for eastern parts of northern ireland. better chance of seeing some sunshine for east anglia and south—east england on sunday, and the skies should brighten up for west scotland and northern ireland so another one that will tend to be slow moving and will tend significantly as it slowly runs in sunday to western england and wales. so just a bit of light rain and drizzle left over. better chance of seeing some sunshine for east anglia and south—east england on sunday, and the skies should brighten up for west scotland and northern ireland through sunday afternoon, although there could be a few scattered showers around here and there. beyond that into next week, well, we've got another of these weather systems working into high pressure, so another one that will tend to be slow moving and will tend to fizzle as it works towards more eastern areas. then high pressure looks set to build in towards the middle pa

but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south—west england.but the worst of the wind, the worst of the rain should start to push away. temperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. live from washington, this is bbc news. there's jubilation over the latest hostage and prisoner release, and a precarious moment for the gaza ceasefire deal as israel accuses hamas of breaching its terms. as the trump administration freezes us aid to most countries, we look at those most impacted like violence—torn haiti. and donald trump praises sir keir starmer, saying he plans to call the british prime minister within 2a hours in what would be the first conversation between the two leaders since the inauguration. hello, i'm carl nasman. a fragile truce aimed at ending the war in gaza is entering its second week, after four israeli h

of dry weather around on saturday, but a fair bit of cloud across the central and eastern parts of england its way in as this but remember, that weather front will be running into this and so what will be left with for sunday is, yes, but nothing too significant. and eastern england — we should see some spells of sunshine. eight, nine degrees will not feel too bad. as we look ahead to next week, a decent amount of dry decent spells of sunshine. this is bbc news, the headlines... in washington dc. as the investigation begins, questions are being asked about the number of air traffic controllers who were on duty. divided by war, we speak to the ukrainian woman whose and why are scientists counting the calories of polar bears? 0ur science correspondent will have the answer. here's lukwesa. we start with apple, the latest of the us tech as the whole industry recovers from the release of the chinese

. areas northeast england. from two locations in the us, delivering locations in the u5, delivering in 60 minutes or less == using a fleet: of ewing —— using a fleet of drones. amazon designed drones. customers within eight miles of the darlington warehouse will be able to use the service. apple �*s satellite company and network styling and network operator t—mobile to bring satellite to in the connectivity to iphones in the us. the system is being tested basis after 77 approval 77 7 7777 7 7 approval from the receiving approval from the communications federal communications of —— commission. it commission of —— commission. it is restricted to text via satellite which would eventually offer voice and data features as well. all righty, we can go ahead and commence. came sort of by accident. i think i titled it best milk ever. but it is the straus organic whole milk with the cream top. i don't know if you can see this. it went viral. yep. she's been able to monetise her videos and sign deals with brands. in total

this is what we think at the moment across some southern counties of england.hat. some showers coming in on the northwesterly wind, but in between. a quieter day. a lot of dry weather around. temperatures seven to about ten degrees. and then looking beyond that. well, as we head through thursday, it's looking like it's going to be dry for most of us. more settled and it continues more settled as we head into the ensuing days. but there will still be some rain on the cards. and then looking beyond that. well, as we head through thursday, it's looking like it's going to be dry for most of us. more settled and it continues more settled as we head into the ensuing days. but there will still be some rain on the cards. live from london, this is bbc news. tens of thousands of displaced palestinians have begun returning to their homes in northern gaza as part of a ceasefire deal involving the return of israeli hostages. these are the live pictures from the gaza strip. sir keir starmer and donald trump have agreed to meet soon after the uk prime minister praised the us

yellow weather warnings were in place overnight across much of england and wales.ople. louisa pilbeam reports. it was the south west of england that was swamped by the storm this time, with a second weather system called storm herminia flooding roads. these drivers in somerset found themselves in danger, and parts of devon had almost 34mm of rain, accompanied by 82 mile an hour winds. this was saint austell in cornwall. the roads completely washed out and it's all washing down our drive. the strongest winds in ten years had already caused severe damage in scotland, with storm eowyn bringing 100 mile an hour gusts. this family in falkirk in scotland were waiting out the storm in their home when this happened. a teenager in east ayrshire is the second person to have died after rare red weather warnings were in place. his car was struck by a falling tree. up to 20,000 homes and businesses in scotland are still without power. craig ritchie, from biggar in south lanarkshire, has been without electricity for three days. it's been worse for other folk than me, that's for

women coming out on top against rivals manchester city in the wsl. from the managing director of the englanden's we won't shy away from tough and honest conversations about how we move forward. what an embarrassment for manchester the defending champions 5—1 at the emirites, there was disaster for manchester city early but a bad clearance from phil foden was intercepted john stones and into the back of the net for possibly mocking haarland, who's known for striking that pose. arsenal weren't finished and kai havertz got the fouth, at the emirates. tottenham ended a four—match losing run in the league with a much needed 2—0 win at brentford. an own goal and a late goal from pape sarr gave spurs while brentford stay 11th. few ca n few can have anticipated how tottenham have lost their way in this in the league this season. just over their shoulder where the 7 7 fpiééé; 7 7 7pi$£ééfwfie7n7 7 7 7pi52ééfwfie7n7yéq7 places. when you are7 cornerplaces. when you are corner you as. when you are corner you are nhen you are corner you are looking u are corner you are looking for 'e ma m anle out. brentfo

poor children in england now do better than wealthier children in wales.his bill denies children the guarantee that their stay in school will be turned into a better academy. it is an attack on excellence, it is an attack on higher standards, it is an attack on aspirations. this bill is the work of socialism, mr. speaker, and it deprives children in england who will pay the price. p.m. starmer we've introduced the cabinet. we are committed to them. we are driving it as well. this bill is important, because it also sets up breakfast clubs for the very children who come here. it limits the expense of school uniforms, and it was in place protections for children. you have to ask yourself the question, why do you vote against child protection measures? >> mr. speaker, the prime minister thinks he can distract people from what is wrong with this bill. this is not about breakfast clubs and school uniforms. teachers and parents will be horrified by just how bad this bill is. even his own mp's may not realize it, but the bill will cut teachers pay. because pay for

this is what we think at the moment across some southern counties of england. in between, a quieter day. a lot of dry weather around. temperatures seven to about ten degrees. and then, looking beyond that, well, as we head through thursday, it's looking like it's going to be dry for most of us. more settled, and it continues more settled as we head into the ensuing days. but there will still be some rain on the cards. i'm lucy hockings in auschwitz, this is bbc news. survivors of the holocaust, along with the heads of state and royalty gather at the sight of the nazi concentration camp auschwitz to mark the 80th anniversary of its liberation. king charles is expected to make a speech later. i'm gita guru—murthy in london, also coming up... tens of thousands of displaced palestinians have begun returning to their homes in northern gaza, as part of a ceasefire deal involving the return of israeli hostages. these are live pictures from the gaza strip. donald trump has reversed his plan to impose sanctions and tariffs on columbia after it agreed to accept deported

temperatures six to nine celsius tended to be drier and brighter across eastern areas of england.y is the area of low pressure starts to weaken and fill, but there will still be plenty of showers swirling around. there won't be quite so potent as they will have been on monday, though, and there will be some brighter spells. also some areas of cloud, more of a northwesterly wind. still quite blustery, particularly towards those western coasts. temperatures between six and nine celsius for most of us, and that area of low pressure clears away, only to be followed by another one that this time is going to be bringing some heavy rain at times towards southern areas of england in particular. now there's still a lot of debate on how far north this rain is going to get, and if it does get further north than this, then over the higher ground, potentially there could be some snowfall. but for much of the northern half of the uk, largely dry. a few showers around. temperatures again six to nine celsius on thursday, though a ridge of high pressure. so much more settled. conditions generally

and for central and eastern parts of england, it looks like we will see a fair bit of sunshine, as welland some sunshine. good morning. and charlie stayt. president trump sparks fears of a global trade war as he imposes major tarrifs on imports from canada, mexico and china. area of philadelphia. in exchange for 183 in sport, pointless in paris. story for wales, as their losing streak continues with a 43—0 after the stormy conditions of last weekend, this weekend the weather is looking much quieter. for many it looking much quieter. for manyrit be dry but one or two spots

, northern england up into scotland. across the southwest of england, wales, northern ireland. temperaturess well. with for sunday is, yes, a band of clouds and bits and pieces of rain, but nothing too significant. and in that sunshine, temperatures like these seven, weather around once again. some rain at times, particularly up us president donald trump takes aim — without evidence — at diversity policies after a deadly mid—air collision. hello and welcome to business today. efforts to hire a more diverse workforce. directing his administration to assess and undo diversity initiatives in aviation safety roles. here's what trump said when asked whether diversity policies played a role in the crash.

fergus laughs in 30 years, adult obesity rates in england have doubled, with the highest levels in the jabs help turn the tide? i've come to glasgow to meet professor naveed sattar, who leads the uk government's 0besity healthcare goals programme. mental health, and really has an impact on every discipline in medicine. what about willpower? people still think, er, individuals are lazy or greedy. over the last 50 years. so we've made it far too easy for people to consume and others don't. i think it's genes. the genes dictate your ability to withstand food. they've tried their best within the context of their lives but they haven't managed. is there a danger that by removing this sort of sense of personal responsibility — blaming it on genes — "it's not your fault," and we ought to say to people, is changed, that diet is changed. wegovy and ozempic are not the only drugs being used more dramatic results. who's that? that's me. wow. this is the goal. but i still think it's achievable. you were really fit, then? she's 62, and works as a pa. terrible. what things are you down for? kfc chic

eastern and southeastern coasts for a good part of the day, and we will keep a fair bit northern englandspells. the best sunshine, i think, through the day will be found northern ireland. scotland not doing badly either, temperatures now, during friday night we will see this zone of clear across central and eastern parts of england. there could be some mist and murk around as well, ireland later in the night. now high pressure to the east of us, frontal systems trying for the weekend. of cloud across the central and eastern parts of england, some misty conditions for a time as well. but remember, that weather front will be running into this so watch as we go through saturday night and on into a band of clouds and bits and pieces of rain, but nothing too significant. for example, northwest scotland, also central eight, nine degrees will not feel too bad. weather around once again. the north and the west, but many places seeing some decent spells of sunshine. live from london. this is bbc news. and we're here to assure the american people that we are —:= 7 z to going to going to leave ahih

for england and wales, it's a little bit more settled. some sunshine around, variable cloud.figures for most, we could be up to 13, quite blustery and mild ahead of it, but it will be turning to weaken as it does so. it might not feel like it because of the wind and scotland, northern ireland with some scattered showers we could see further wintry showers across scotland that will settle things down and it sticks with us so, yes, it will settle down from wednesday onwards new tariffs on china, mexico and canada. if president trump wants to usher in a new golden age with canada, not to punish us. and warns against delays. hello, i'm martine croxall.

temperatures 6—9 degrees celsius, tending to be drier and brighter across eastern areas of england.w pressure starts to weaken and fill but there'll still be plenty of showers swirling around. they won't be quite so potent as they will have been on monday, though, and there will be some brighter spells, also some areas of cloud. more of a northwesterly wind. still quite blustery, particularly towards those western coasts. temperatures between six and nine degrees celsius for most of us. and that area of low pressure clears away, only to be followed by another one that this time is going to be bringing some heavy rain at times towards southern areas of england in particular. now, there's still a lot of debate on how far north this rain is going to get and if it does get further north than this, then over the higher ground, potentially there could be some snowfall. but for much of the northern half of the uk, largely dry. a few showers around. temperatures again 6—9 degrees celsius. on thursday, though, a ridge of high pressure, so much more settled. conditions generally dry. there'll

staying rather grey but largely dry and mild for south—east england.air, of course, digging in behind our cold front, which will be clearing away as we head through tuesday night and into wednesday. then we see high pressure build in from the south, and that is set to stay with us for the rest of the week. start to slip away. cooler air — marked in blue here — starting to push in, the rest of the week. with overnight frosts. economic �*pain�* will be worth it in the long run. to enter the next stage. and it's music's biggest night. hello, i'm carl nasman. �*some pain�* ahead after ordering 25% tariffs on most goods from canada and mexico. but he defended his america. in a post on social media, trump said

yes, across england and wales, increasing the risk of flooding.ee the little hook in the rainfall pattern there? we could have some very squally conditions for a time. a few places could see gusts of 60—70, maybe 80mph, but that will be quite a localised feature, in other places it willjust be a blustery night. and these small scale features are always hard to predict in terms of the exact track they will take, but it may well be that we see some heavy rain first thing across eastern scotland. if it gets a little bit further west, well, it could turn to snow over high ground. another band of rain driving out of northern ireland, northern england into southern scotland. again some snow over high ground, some blustery heavy downpours into wales, the southwest of england. very windy around these southern and western coasts. gusts of 60—70mph, a sustained period of strong winds, pretty brisk winds inland across the south as well. so another rather disturbed day weather wise on monday. as we look ahead to tuesday, well, our area of low pressure will st

but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south—west england.in should start to push away. temperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. voice-over: this is bbc news. the headlines: thousands of displaced palestinians are prevented from returning to their homes in the north of the gaza strip as israel accuses hamas of breaching the terms of their ceasefire deal. donald trump praises british prime minister keir starmer and says he will call him in the coming 24 hours. the democratic republic of congo has severed diplomatic relations with neighbouring rwanda, accusing it of backing m23 rebels who've been advancing on the eastern city of goma. the united nations and others also accuse rwanda of fuelling the conflict with its own troops and weapons. in the last few days, thirteen soldiers serving with peacekeeping forc

england and wales most prone to some areas of fog which could linger on saturday.r east anglia and the south east. decaying away on sunday. sunshine to the south and east, a bit of sunshine to the north these are the live pictures. about vaccine misinformation and conspiracy theories. the uk's chancellor unveils new plans to boost economic growth, including the expansion of the country's biggest airport. the third runway at heathrow would unlock further growth, at least 30 people arekilled after a crush at the huge this way and as ever in this kind of a crowd, one person

but the worst of the weather should clear through from wales and south west england.in should start to push away. temperatures ranging from around seven to ten degrees, so a few degrees above average for the time of year. now, looking later in the new week, it looks like the weather should tend to settle down as the week goes by and into the following weekend, it might be dry for most of us. k this is bbc news, the headlines... scenes of celebration in the west bank, as 200 palestinians are released from israeli prisons. that prisoner release came after hamas released four female israeli soldiers. it's the second exchange under the gaza ceasefire deal. 13 foreign peacekeepers have now been killed in clashes with m23 rebels in the east of the democratic republic of the congo. the un security council is to meet on sunday to discuss the crisis. here in the uk, thousands of homes and businesses are still without power, as storm eowyn causes chaos across the uk and ireland. and tonight is a special night for scots around the world as they gather to celebrate the life and w

up in northern ireland and west scotland — temperatures between 7—9 celsius. areas of england.over a decade. the recovery operation resumes after the collision between an american airlines passengerjet and an army helicopter in washington. a divisive immigration law. india doubles its tiger population injust over is senior aide to prince andrew admits that the duke's bbc �*was ill—advised. india doubles its tiger population injust over just to let you know that are monitoring a number of live shots when it to that shots when it comes to that fatal crash. this is the image the potomac river that in the potomac river where that salvage operation is ongoing now, following very cold new fellow-fins see-“y se'd the overnight temperatures. the other shot we are monitoring is are expecting local