congratulations, guys, disappointment by pride at harpenden by disappointment by pride at harpenden rugby0ur correspondent, milton nkosi is with south africa fans in johannesburg. people must be jubilant. people must bejubilant. indeed, south africans are celebrating winning the world cup for the third time. iam winning the world cup for the third time. i am joined winning the world cup for the third time. iamjoined by winning the world cup for the third time. i am joined by some of the supporters who have been watching on the big screen here. how are you feeling following this victory? come on, baby! 2007, we beat the english, 50-6. we on, baby! 2007, we beat the english, 50—6. we beat them again. i knew it, erasmus said we can play the same game, i knew it. —— 15—6. erasmus said we can play the same game, i knew it. --15-6. and how about you ? game, i knew it. --15-6. and how about you? we are saying, one nation, one team, yes! it is one nation, one team, yes! it is one nation, one team, won the spirit, standing in unity together, springboks, we are proud of you, thank you for bringing

the harpenden rugby club, once upon a time base to train some of those playing in today's match.nd turn of the match, but a muted round of applause at the results. four out of the 31 england players have honed their skills here at this rugby club, including captain owen farrell, but, the fans here have packed it out, hoping that today's match would end and celebration. it hasn't. nonetheless, they have nothing but pride for england's efforts. i thought we played really well, they were a really hard team. yeah, we were really disappointed all around. we lost some of the big moments. they overpowered us a bit. they let us play our normal game, it was a fantastic turnout for the club. we had big expectations, and it just didn't work our way today, unfortunately. george tutt has been part of this club for 3h years, born in south africa, he says that the win will impact communities there. it will do wonders over in south africa. actually, even pre—match, if you saw all the dancing and the shopping malls all of the fun that they have had over there, well, you've got to give it to them.

chi chi izundu is with some very disappointed fans at harpenden rugby club.ilton nkosi who is at a fan zone in johannesburg. milton, what a magnificent moment for the rainbow nation. yes, indeed. their victory was made so yes, indeed. their victory was made so much sweeter by having the very first black captain of the springboks to lift the cup. south africans know that this victory is beyond that pitch, it's beyond the scoreboard, it's about bringing a nation that was divided by the nightmare of apartheid which ended 25 years ago together. south africans come together when there is a victory like this and it gives the country a bit of momentum, especially after some of the tragedies we've seen like xenophobic violence and huge unemployment that persists in south africa. so, these people are celebrating, they are here with me. what is your feeling about this? i think it's done a greatjob for the about this? i think it's done a great job for the country, about this? i think it's done a greatjob for the country, all 58 million of us are behind the team, so mill

very noisy where you are but thanks for trying in harpenden. sinckler was stretchered off after just three minutes with a suspected head injury. he credits much of his success to a teacher who helped him set up a school team and realise his ambition. and that teacher, anastasia long, joins us now from salford. it must have been painful watching the first few minutes. it was awful, really ha rd to the first few minutes. it was awful, really hard to see. it is a gusting end to a players world cup at whatever stage in the tournament but to happen in the first minutes of the final, he will be devastated. he managed to walk off the pitch himself which was a massive relief i am sure. it is a good sign but u nfortu nately, am sure. it is a good sign but unfortunately, the position of his arms when it happened showed he was clearly knocked out which means he will not return to the field so it was obvious it was his world cup over. how much of these serious injuries are a worry to players and family? i know from watching my children play, it is one thin

harpenden club of course has reasons to be excited, four more reasons, actually.ew up playing junior rugby here and you are very proud of them. this is president peter danby. how much does it mean to you to have these four in the squad? a tremendous achievement for a junior clu b tremendous achievement for a junior club that all of these four guys, including singleton, are included in the english squad and three starting for the game. of course, i heard matt dawson talking earlier that they will be thinking to get to this huge moment in their career, will think about the career —— the people who have helped them get there and some of that is you guys.” who have helped them get there and some of that is you guys. i remember when i went arrived here at 13.5 when i went arrived here at 13.5 when his father played for saracens that he could kick from the halfway line then, he played with my son mark and he was here for five years, yes. lots of people have said the assumption is if they can get through the all blacks game with a stunning performance, they can win this

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a number of the england players attended saint george's school in harpenden. blood here. you bet they will be glued to the tv in the morning. everyone is inspired and we have that connection. everyone is aware of what they have achieved. every one of the england players started off just like every one of the england players started offjust like this. 80 minutes of play tomorrow will decide if it is going to be disappointments, or elation. iam not i am not sure if the weather is going to be good enough in leeds to be outside watching the screen tomorrow but there are nine other screens for people to choose from. people will be packed into pubs around the country and there will be around the country and there will be a buzz around this england final. if it goes england's way, it will be a very memorable super saturday. danny savage, thank you. and later in the programme we'll be reporting on wales' match for third place in the tournament, against new zealand. the leader of the brexit party, nigel farage, has called on borisjohnson to ditch his withdrawal agreeme

a number of the england players attended st george's school in harpenden — rugby is in the blood hereorning. everyone is inspired by them, and it's great we've got that connection with four world cup finalists, so everyone is really aware of what they've achieved. every one of the england players started offjust like this. tomorrow, a sport with discipline and respect at its heart will be showcased. 80 minutes of play will decide if it's going to be disappointment or elation. danny savage, bbc news, leeds. well, many lucky england fans have made the trip out to japan for tomorrow's game, spending thousands of pounds on flights, hotels and of course match tickets. our correspondent wyre davies is with some of the fans in tokyo now. wyre! yes, ben, ifeel wyre! yes, ben, i feel welsh wyre! yes, ben, ifeel welsh fans commiserating behind me, but many more england fans celebrating perhaps prematurely, there is massive confidence that they can win a second world cup tomorrow. a lot of them have paid a lot of money to be here, some for the entire world cup, so confident were they. we met a c

let's go to harpenden rugby club where fans are watching the game. chi chi izundu is there.ple must be really upset, i guess. i'm afraid so, there is an airof guess. i'm afraid so, there is an air of disappointment here, but let's not forget that four of the players, including captain owen farrell came and trained and honed their skills at this club. let's pick tojohnny, their skills at this club. let's pick to johnny, how their skills at this club. let's pick tojohnny, how did you feel watching that match? at the end, absolutely gutted. we spent all weekend really excited about the build—up to watching it at the club and with the screens and everything, but we are really disappointed. you must have some pride, because four of the players came from this club? they did indeed, and we do have pride across the board, but it was just one step too far. absolutely gutted. is this your first rugby match? ordid gutted. is this your first rugby match? or did you find watching england? yes, it is exciting. are you disappointed ? england? yes, it is exciting. are you disappointed? yes,

a number of the england players attended st george's school in harpenden — rugby is in the blood herenspired by them, and it's great we've got that connection with four world cup finalists, so everyone is really aware of what they've achieved. every one of the england players started offjust like this. tomorrow, a sport with discipline and respect at its heart will be showcased. 80 minutes of play will decide if it's going to be disappointment or elation. danny savage, bbc news, leeds. time for a look at the weather. it's probably best to stay indoors tomorrow because the weather outside is not going to be great. in fact, an autumn gale is impending, rain and wind expecting to sweep across southern parts of the uk tomorrow. starting in the early hours of sunday and the met office has issued a warning for high winds and the winds could prove disruptive and even damaging. it's the big low pressure that's bringing unsettled weather in. in the short—term, its weight in places there right now, most of us will catch rainfall during the course of the evening and overnight. all eyes to the so

a number of the england players attended saint george‘s school in harpenden.0 minutes of play tomorrow will decide if it is going to be disappointments, or elation. the man leading the contaminated blood inquiry, says some of the victims and their families are living in "grinding hardship," and he‘s calling on the government to improve their financial support. sir brian langstaff was speaking on the final day of evidence from those who were directly affected by what‘s been described as the worst treatment disaster in the history of the nhs. around 3,000 people died and tens of thousands were infected, as a result of blood products carrying hiv and hepatitis c. our health editor hugh pym reports. he couldn‘t to do the things other children did. that was all taken away from him. we thought, i wonder if we've all got it? i wonder if the baby's got it? would itjust be one of us? would malcolm die and i'd be left? i was told i had about a year to live, i was told not to tell anybody. . . including, excuse me, including my family. they‘ve told their stories, and som

that sounds like a good time to go back to harpenden which is where four of the england squad have beenre the die—hard fans are because it is pouring with rain. it is still packed inside and everyone is still packed inside and everyone is still packed inside and everyone is still watching because it is not half time yet. england have drawn level so people are just feeling a little bit tense, like harry, how are you feeling? very nervous. we have sharpened up recently but we are still looking a bit edgy. the injury looked quite nasty but he seems to be a right by the end of the incident. it did to change the dynamic bit and they had to work faster to get over that. absolutely. hopefully we seem to have steadied the ship a bit so we can only see from the next 50 minutes. what does your gut to say? england by ten still. you're going for it and it getting wet in the process. this is another harry, this is really important and you can feel the tension here. it is a really close match and great to watch. are you a member here and do you come off in? it is really important for us to come here

a number of the england players attended st george‘s school in harpenden — rugby is in the blood herefinalists, so everyone is really aware of what they've achieved. every one of the england players started offjust like this. tomorrow, a sport with discipline and respect at its heart will be showcased. 80 minutes of play will decide if it‘s going to be disappointment or elation. danny savage, bbc news, leeds. time for a look at the weather. we have got some severe weather in the forecast as we head into the weekend. pretty deep area of low pressure it will bring gusts up to 60, 70 pressure it will bring gusts up to 60,70 mph and maybe pressure it will bring gusts up to 60, 70 mph and maybe even pressure it will bring gusts up to 60,70 mph and maybe even higher than this in southwest england. so, yellow warnings and forest for the met office, nothing higher at the moment. so i have to keep watching that. this is the low pressure system you can see it moving in, this is their saturday morning, be able to squeeze in the isobars across southern england and south wales as well, but notice

my colleaguejohn maguire is in harpenden in hertfordshire, where four of the england squad went to schoolo find the words to explain the excitement there. why is that school so good at producing star rugby players? you are absolutely right. it is a rugby factory. they have done so well. four players, that is three in the starting line up tomorrow and another one, jack singleton, who is in the squad. they take their rugby very seriously here. we will find a bit more about it. it is half term, it‘s a co—educational state school, they drag the kids and from half ten. they have taken these pictures down from the wall, they sit proudly outside the sports hall and shows you the boys, 0wen farrell, george ford, maro itoje and jack singleton. also england‘s lacrosse captain. there is a real recipe for success here. there has to be. for them to have produced so many great players! damn, the head of the development here, of pe, what is the secret of the success? i didn'tjust let our by the success? i didn'tjust let our rugby programme is very extensive. boys when they come here, they play, whether

john maguire spent the morning in harpenden in hertfordshire, where four of the england squad went to from half—time, we have also taken these pictures down from the wall. —— we have dragged the kids. these pictures show you the old boys, owen farrell, jack singleton, george ford, and also a lacrosse player, england's lacrosse captain. there is a real recipe for success here, there has to be, for them to have produced so many great players. you're the head of the department ear, head of pe, what is the secret of the success? just that our rugby programme is very extensive, boys come to play whether it is a mass participation or elite level, and there is participation for everybody, so everyone gets to experience it, whatever level they want to play. will poker is the current captain at the first 15, none of those boys we re eve n the first 15, none of those boys were even captain, so we reckon you're better than they are. how aware are you of what they have achieved and the legacy they have left at the school? massively, the fa ct left at the school? massively, the fact that the schoo

yes, charlie, we are at st george's in harpenden, which has a great record, a great rugby school. members of staff and the captain of the current first 15 to talk to. dan, tell us about 0wen farrell and tell us about george ford. you will have taught them, what they like, what was the secret of your success and their success ? secret of your success and their success? owen is a great lad, very driven to succeed in rugby, very focused. a great sportsman. he didn'tjust play focused. a great sportsman. he didn't just play rugby focused. a great sportsman. he didn'tjust play rugby but focused. a great sportsman. he didn't just play rugby but football and basketball as well. you know, i think that helped develop his rugby as well. also great lads, good mixture of friendship groups, and just a normal lad. george was here for a slightly shorter period of time, but first one out to rugby training, last one back in, always did the extras didn't accept a second standard to many of the other boys. you can tell that on the pitch today. neil, let's talk about jack and maro. you remember them w