hastings? >> sir, our new policy that just went into effect says we're doing health interviews for all of those less than 18, and we're doing health assessments, which is basically like a physical for all of those 12 and younger or anyone who says that they have a health condition or a medical issue. >> so, dr. eastman, are you familiar with that policy? >> yes, sir, i am. >> sprain explain it a little b the committee. >> yes, sir, cbp uses a phased approach. the first to meet the medical needs of the population in our custody. the first phase involves recognition of illness and the encouragement of migrants to report to us that they have an issue. the second phase is a health interview that's been standardized across customs and border prebs u border using a questionnaire able to be administered by a law enforcement officer but developed in concert with experts at the cdc to identify an emergent medical condition but also to identify the potential of infectious disease that might harm the my f

i don't know which pa rt hastings route. i don't know which part of the anatomy...ould be, but it is vital to our nation's prosperity whatever it is. is the prime minister seriously suggesting that there will not be a single extra penny as the result of the today's extra announcements of wales. he promised that they were going to electrify the line all the way to swansea. they said that by 2017 the valleys line to my constituency would be electrified. none of that came to pass. all we wa nt none of that came to pass. all we want is a new railway line and to open the tunnel. will he promise that today? we have electrified the line up to cardiff, and when it comes to tunnels, the welsh... it is not widely known fact. the welsh labour government, which he supports, spent £141; million on a study about whether or not to open the brynglas tunnels. open those tunnels. unblock the nostrils of the welsh dragon, mr speaker. tunnels. unblock the nostrils of the welsh dragon, mr speakerlj tunnels. unblock the nostrils of the welsh dragon, mr speaker. i welcome my right honoura

and once the grafters in defense one possession make haste and forwards to make it count. frankfurt puts in plenty of tackles take. someone slightly over zealous like this stefan is up to challenge on the ball up. which they do in their 1st shots after 10 minutes. rafael guerrero was denied only by the post to his free kick flew straight through the front but. going forward the guest suffered little even philip cost h. usually such a handful was dealt with comfortably but. dormant when truly on top form perfect preparation for this week's champions league match against paris sunshine. we were concentrated for 90 minutes we were in total control and that's how it should be so. in the 33rd minute john found guerrero out why frank was defense was course out by his cross and before long look at speech it has some of the ball it to make it one minute. at 34 piece check is doing one's oldest and most experienced player. in his 3. a 190 days later match this was his 19th when disney did go. it's a reaction to the pressure of bringing strike a bus just on for the 2nd half but it m

he added hastings is not guilty of treason. attempts to subvert the constitution might not be trooeson as defined. hastings' impeachment was well known and wasn't limited to a crime. they considered adding the word mall lad administration to capture abuse of presidential power but madison objected. so the administration was withdrawn and replaced with the more certain term high crimes and misdemeanors because the founders knew the law. black stone's commentaries, which made madison said was a book in every man's hand described high crimes and misdemeanors as offenses against king and government. hamilton called high crimes and misdemeanors, quote, "those offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public manner and other words from the abuser or violation of some public trust." trust ratification, randolph and virginia sided the president's receipt of presence of em moll you meants and maison's example was a president who would, quote "pardon crimes advised by himself before indictment or conviction." to stop inquiry and prev

after 8 hours at sea pull joy small fishing boat returns to hastings. once back on land the days entire catch is sold to europe of all places and that's the problem britain's fishermen export the fish they caught an import their favorite fish caught which is a classic main ingredient in fish and chips but joyce worried that the price of free trade in fish would be high europe is likely to demand precisely what he and other brags of his wanted control over british waters. as a full member of the in using. britain's or the free movement of goods to and from europe but with threats it can be only his warnings predictions of lonely lays at ports and even shortages of food and medicine that some people are preparing for a customs gridlock. michelle a kid who moved to britain from germany takes advantage of every cell and special offer he can find. he lives in milton keynes northwest of london and he's afraid price rises and shortages will be rampant post. kissing is a prep someone who prepares. good how people who've got money don't care they can afford ever

there one of the few remaining families of fishermen in hastings southern england my brother is fishing and cousins are fishing. but for my family this looks like the last generation. so it is just not viable for them to fish. but that's not because of depleted north sea fish stocks. in fact stocks have recovered ses joy instead the problem is that british fishermen face a limit on how much fish they're allowed to catch with fish in in british waters which was british territorial waters and have to throw back fish because our counterparts say european fishermen they do not they do not have to from. that's why nearly all the british fishermen voted for breaks it they want to regain control over their own waters and decide how much to fish they also want to banish of the european fisherman from british waters like this dutch vessel dutch captain gator bit sima spends 80 percent a year fishing exclusively british parts of the whole see if i can no longer fish there i'll have to find other areas i'd have to compete with my dodge colleagues and share a tiny fishing area why free shipping. br

adam hastings started in his absence for their defeat against ireland at the weekend.picked again in that number ten jersey. if finn is not starting, yes, he can make a big impact of the bench but with the media around on the issues that there were two weeks ago in the camp, why disrupt a positive feel, albeit in defeat, from dublin for that? i think my answer to the question when asked on saturday night or sunday was, bring them in the week before the game and embed them back into the squad, if that's going to happen at all. england have retained manu tuilagi in their squad for the scotland game. he limped off early against france yesterday with a groin problem but will continue to be assessed by medical staff. ireland centre garry ringrose will definitely be missing their next two games against wales and england. he's had a procedure on a hand injury picked up in the win over scotland. shaun wane says he and the players will do all they can to win the rugby league world cup in england next year after being named the new england head coach. first up with be australia

in russell‘s place was hastings. the first job for pitch. in russell‘s place was hastings.rt. he was happy, but not for long. phase after phase from ireland and then a bit of magic from sexton. his counter part in blue was looking to start his reign in similar style, but stuart hogg fluffed his lines. no try for him and how it would cost his team. for sexton just kept on scoring. 19 points for him. ireland‘s lead extended. scotland we re ireland‘s lead extended. scotland were not finished yet. but try as they might no, way through and that made for a happy englishman in head coach andy farrell. everything today was about the result. we would like to play better. we had some great chances to score and didn‘t take them. we made a couple of line brea ks them. we made a couple of line breaks and an interception and they we re breaks and an interception and they were around the other end of the pitch. everything was about the result and i‘m happy about how we stuck in and fought back and we couldn‘t get that lead. if we got that two—score lead we could have opened up. all credit

now netflix ceo reed hastings said and analysts agree that the award are important because they boosthe ability to draw top talent and the competition for talent spheres it's also for stars and content producers back to you. >> julia thank you very much will netflix continue to lead the way among the stream esper it's a businesses that getting more crowded it seems, steve every day. >> i didn't think this was going to have a stellar out of the gates beginning to 2020. and it's done the opposite of what i thought it would do >> netflix. >> netflix i thought people would start worrying about valuation stretch. we had the on the back of not the same companies but on the back of wework, testing all valuations and overbloating and no earnings, if you look back in the rear view mirror netflix had an incredible run and i thought it was petering out of growth. but it seems the market is recard warding it for being the only pure play in streaming. my other play is disney. i think they are going to really start gaining market share and of course apple, big splash, more subs than hue will you an

. >> for more on this we are joined by joel paul, a professor at uc hastings college of law. this whole issue of whether or not to allow witnesses hinged on these four republican senators thought to be on the fence, why do you think that the democrats were not able to convince them that it was important to allow witnesses and other testimony at the trial? >> i think it's clear that people are treating this like it's a team sport. they are not necessarily doing what they think they ought to be doing, that is acting like an impartial juror but they are voting with their political parties. that goes for democrats as well as republicans, it's unfortunate that the democrats did not have a majority. they could not bring in witnesses but the important point is that john bolton is going to have plenty of time to talk about that. it's likely we going to hear from john bolton any way. >> what do you make about the fact that the republicans are saying, the president may have abused his power but it does not warrant being impeached and removed from power. >> if you think about it, the fi

the sirens would go and we would be making haste for the shelters.e for you to be called up to serve in world war ii? tell us a bit about that. my dad went mad. when i got called up i was 18. he didn't want me to go to war. it seemed to spoil all his thoughts about me being a player. so football has always been a big part of your life? oh, yeah. what is the difference between football now and then. ? better players. difference between football now and thenfi better players. you weren't expecting to say that, where you? what would your advice be to players like me and my friend? concentration. when people watch match of the gay these days, they watch a fellow called alan shearer on there. and he tried to sign you, didn't he? i saw alan shearer play at southampton in the reserve team andi at southampton in the reserve team and i thought then... he looks something special. i'm going to come over and show you a video that they need for you, that is all right. allen was on much of the day at the weekend and i told me he was —— i was going to come and see y

hastings is not guilty of treason. attempts to subvert the constitution may not be treason as above defined, end of quote. mason then moved to add after bribery or maladministration to which madison replied, and i quote, so vague a term will be equivalent to a tenure during pleasure of the senate, end of quote. the framers knew what they were adopting when they chose high crimes and misdemeanors. they explicitly rejected maladministration and other vague terms in favor of more specific allegations which had a limited and technical meaning. in the first article of impeachment before the senate, the question is whether abuse of power as a charge on its own is an impeachable offense. the answer is no. abuse of power does not have a limited meaning and is as vague as maladministration. the framers actually discussed abuse of power and rejected it. at the virginia ratifying convention, james iredell, one of the first justice of the supreme court stated, and i quote, no power of any kind or degree can be given but what may b

now hastings and treason in britain was not -- they consider adding the word maladministration to capture the abuse of abuse of power but madison objected to. he so vague of the term is the equivalent to tender during administration. so malice was withdrawn and replaced with the more certain term high crimes and misdemeanor because the founders knew the law. blackstone's commentary which madison said it was a in every man's hand described high crimes and misdemeanors as offenses against king and government. hamilton called high crimes and misdemeanors "those offenses which preceded from misconduct of public men or in other words from the abuse or violation of some public trust." during ratification, randolph and virginia cited the presence of receipt or emoluments in mason's example was a president who would "pardon crimes which were advised by himself or before indictment or conviction" to stop inquiry and it's clear they knew what they wrote. the president's lawyers try to create a model to confuse you. don't let them. high crimes and misdemeanors mean abuse of power against the constit

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i get your answer on why now and why the haste, not necessarily haste, that's my on, but why do thinkged his mind? do you have any insight there? >> well, project what elon is going to think or say from a traditional financial standpoint, if your shares are trading at $808, you've got a market cap heading toward or beyond 150 billion that is just a great time to raise capital and if you look at what's happening at ford and the other auto companies, their stock price is going the other way at precisely the time they do need to raise capital to build the new electric assembly lines to bring lithium ion battery storage in house everybody else frankly wants to be doing the things tesla is doing. the simple fact is tesla east just moving faster and has the full position in these new technology areas it looks to me like their share price will continue to do well for some time to come. >> thanks for your time today. >> you bet >> well coronavirus fears do weigh on the market these days, especially on the travel stocks. booking holdings down 6% over the last month so is this a temporary disru

in its haste to put up new stock, we like regional and national, but we don't like fast in the hasteup new store, ollie's hurt its existing ones mark butler explained these were short-term problems, they worked through them, the market didn't believe them and the stock lost 27.5% in a single day. ollie's bottomed around $55 in october and then started inching up and was back up to 65 by the end of november. then we got the tragic news of mark butler's death over thanksgiving, and the stock immediately sales off. he was a great ceo losing him really shook wall street's confidence which was already rattled by the forecast cut. when ollie's reported a few days later, they delivered a strong quarter. it seemed like the problems were under control. while the stock jumped 15% in response, shareholders used the rally to start ringing the register they wanted out that bad without butler, they didn't want to keep betting on this turnaround i didn't want to either. and that's why ollie's spent the last two months sinking steadily lower. there is no need the overthink the move mark butler was t

hastings' impeachment in britain at this time was well-known and it wasn't limited to a crime. they considered adding the word mal administration to capture abuse of presidential power, but madison objected and said so vague a term would be equivalent to tenure during the pleasure of the senate. so maladministration was withdrawn and replaced with the more certain term, high crimes and misdemeanors, because the founders knew the law. blackstone's commentary which madison said was a book in every man's hand, described high crimes and misdemeanors as offenses against king and government. hamilton called high crimes and misdemeanors, quote, those offenses which proceed to the misconduct of public men or in other words from the abuse or violation of some public trust. during ratification, randolf in virginia cited the president's receipt of presence or immoll you meants from a former power as an example, and mason's example was a president who would, quote, pardon crimes which were advised by himself or before indictment or conviction, quote, to stop inquiry and prevent detention -

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hastings starting in his place for the defeat against ireland.merit being picked again. if finn russell isn't starting, it may make a big impact from the bench but the media being around, and y disrupt a positive field, albeit in defeat? my a nswer positive field, albeit in defeat? my a nswer to positive field, albeit in defeat? my answer to the question on saturday, sunday was to bring him in one week before the italy game and embed him back into the squad, if that's going to happen at all. shaun wane has been confirmed as the new head coach of the england rugby league team. he'll be leading the squad against australia and in the world cup. he took wigan to three super league grand final victories. he says he's returning to league a better coach than when he left. the international game is similar but different in many ways. i'd looked at the nfl. i'm trying to get better every minute of everyday. i used that time and it's going to make me a better coach. the main thing is making sure my players are working. there are some areas where in prepara

but this was a family enterprise, and in their haste, they left behind their wives and their childrend a promise to return. almost one year on, the leader dead, an empire lost. but where has the islamic state group gone? this is the islamic state group's legacy in syria, their wives, children, locked up in detention camps, still poisoned with their ideology. their plight is a black mark on the conscience of the world, a world which fears allowing them home. in this desert of good and evil, there are the guilty and the innocent. few countries have bothered to sift in separate what is left behind. the islamic state group's caliphate wasn't destroyed, it was broken into pieces. and there is a big chunk of it right here, in north—eastern syria. is was international army of jihadists grown from the four corners of the globe who brought their families in tow. many of them have survived but some of them have escaped and others have already made it home. this caliphate is now scattered across the world, and that may be as much of a threat as what came before it. the injustice chokes in your t

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reed hastings says anyone who can stream a youtube video is a potential customer.oing to 200 million. curiosity stream, we see a path to 100 million subscribers. romaine: youtube, a lot of people thought that was going to be a gold line. clint: i think there is a difference between user generated content and premium content. programming you can't find on youtube. there is a safe harbor element for certain brands. arehe end of the day, they going to be a juggernaut. at the end of the week, they talked about youtube tv service. scarlet: curiosity stream ceo clint stinchcomb, thank you so much. of course, roku will be reporting earnings on thursday. sonali: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: welcome to "bloomberg markets." i am taylor riggs in san allen in with paul sydney. ♪ up in the next hour, dire situation. officials try to stop the coronavirus advance. the situation aboard some cruise ships is getting grim. countries are denying entry. primarye new hampshire is underway. we will see how

tube set a company wide objective to reach 1000000000 hours of viewing a day netflix creator reed hastings has also said multiple times that the company's biggest competitor isn't another website it's sleep so what happens when you give algorithms the goal of maximizing our attention and time online they find our weaknesses and exploit them in 2017 sean parker a founding member of facebook and its 1st president literally confessed to this at an event how do we consume as much of your time and conscious attention as possible and that means that we need to sort of give you a little dope i mean here every once in a while because someone like her commented on a photo or a post or whatever and that's going to get you to contribute more content to a social validation feedback loop that it's like i mean it's exactly the kind of thing that a doctor like myself would come up with because you're exploiting a vulnerability and human psychology now it's not as though silicon valley pioneered the tricks and tactics of addiction a persuasive design many tech designers openly admit using insights from be

scores levelled through the boot of scotland's hastings lifting the murrayfield gloom for a few momentsrfingertips worsening both sides now clinging on by their fingertips and any control ha rd to by their fingertips and any control hard to find. better to keep the ball in hand. and it finally played off to the games decisive score. it was an ugly victory for england but it was the victory that mattered. in today's premier league games, everton moved up to seventh with a 3—1 win over crystal palace, while it finished i—i between brighton and watford. when they took over everton they we re when they took over everton they were idling against relegation. two months on they are targeting a european spot. they lostjust once in the league in ten games and they had the lead on this one thanks to some brilliance from burnout in an otherwise poor first half. some brilliance from burnout in an otherwise poorfirst half. before today, christian had not scored since last april. so you can imagine his relief when he pulled palace level. he may have to think pickford for this one later. but palace's

a single penalty was all the first i could offer, but scores were level through the boot of adam hastings conditions worsening, both sides clinging on by theirfingertips, any control hard to find. better to keep the ball in hand and it finally paid off, england's ellis genge forcing his way overfor off, england's ellis genge forcing his way over for the decisive moment. for england at the victory was ugly but just moment. for england at the victory was ugly butjust the victory that mattered. adam wild, bbc news. just two games in the premier league today, because of the winter break — if you're waiting for match of the day for the scores — that comes after the news, so look away now... everton are up to seventh — they beat crystal palace 3—1. their renaissance under carlo ancelotti continues — while palace are nowjust six points from the relegation zone. brighton and watford drew i—i. rangers are through to the scottish cup quarterfinals, beating hamilton 4—1. scott arfield scored twice — this the goal of the game. hearts, stjohnstone and inverness caledonian thistle are also through, whi

first half, the wind affecting the kickers, 0wen farrel finally got one over the posts, and adam hastingsbut england edged their way into the lead with a try from ellis genge — driving his way over in the pouring rain, and the prop had some interesting comments to make after the game. i was happy to win but there is more to come. i think that is what we are excited about, to be honest, we had a bump in the road last week and eve ryo ne a bump in the road last week and everyone was watching a soft saying we weren't good enough, the coach should be sacked and the boys were a different team from the world cup. did that sting? no, it's classic, you have got a lot of sausages saying things that come to their head, what are they on about? we went out in scotland in the rain and 110w went out in scotland in the rain and now everyone is singing our praises. next up for england will be ireland, who remain on course for the grand slam after they beat wales 24—14. jordan larmer with ireland's first try. // they added three more in the bonus point win — they added three more in the bonus point win —

at one point, it seemed like -- >> it is for true haste, for god sakes. >> we're moving to the state of not just having a legal part, but this is about arguing the politics of how this will be interpreted later. at one point, lastly, schiff was as if he was a minister in church, which people said he has a bearing of erector, you look for one to come forward. and he started to say that in his remarks. and the question is, will one senator on the republican side say, you know what? at least one of the articles is worth voting for. >> i can't think of a more damming thing to say to accuse the president of, that the president would invite foreign interference. and that even if he were to tie these things together, to suggest that the president would continue to do that, that really is a stunning charge for the house manager to make. do you believe that's true? >> well, i think the president did invite it. he did it publicly on television. you know, russia, can you hack the emails? he started then. he continued to do it. i think that adam schiff's words very powerful will not move any rep

we have stupid people going out on a surfboard, any waves near hastings, and having to be rescued beifeboats. and the guys a swim back to shore and the my putter went back to shore and the my putter went back to its base. there are all sorts of terrible things happening —— the lifeboats went back to its base. we are going to get terrible wins in the south tomorrow and is now in ireland and scotland and the north of england tomorrow. ireland and scotland and the north of england tomorrowi ireland and scotland and the north of england tomorrow. i suppose one saving grace, joe, was that today was a sunday and people were not travelling to work and there was not the sort of rush hour. they were not travelling to work because there was no rush, but they were travelling home ina no rush, but they were travelling home in a lot of cases, so that has a real problem for people travelling from paddington and houston and various other mainline stations. very few areas of the country have a skate that at all. they met and talked about 500,000 houses with power cut—off, lynn rightly says that this

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skies, the us also sent a message to the afghan government and people that their troops won't leave in hasteeave afghans on their own just yet. lyse doucet, bbc news, doha. at a press conference a short while ago, president trump said he hopes the agreement will mark the beginning of the end of afg hanistan‘s longest war. in afghanistan 19 years going on 20 years, and there has not been a moment like this. we have had very successful negotiations we think they will be successful in the end. the other side is tired of war, everybody is tired of war. that has been particularly long and recent one. i congratulate president there and the people of afghanistan. i want to remember all of the people, all of the great, great men and women that have lost their lives in the warm. in the war. and to their parents, wives, husbands, families, brothers, and sisters. michael kugelman is deputy director of the asia program at the woodrow wilson center in washington. he joins us now via webcam. michael thank you so much for your time. is this a plant might? absolutely, as he said before this is the closest a

but this is the reality of what the emergency services were dealing with, a rescue at sea near hastingsing land safely wasn't always easy. this plane attempted a touch down at heathrow only to have to abort the landing seconds later. 0h, touch and go, touch and go! 0n the roads too the situation wasn't much better. this lorry heading to dover didn't make it and trees kept coming down. in london, passing motorists had a lucky escape. while in bedfordshire a man was trapped for over an hour in his car under a tree. 0n the railways, many journeys were either delayed or cancelled, causing havoc at some of the country's largest stations. we went to king's cross to see what was happening. they wouldn't let us on the platform or anywhere near really so we thought.. we come here, see if we could get to birmingham or manchester and get a trans—pennine across to york but it seems even worse. even worse. and the warning is the stormy weather is here to stay. it's relatively fortunate that storm ciara hit on a sunday. however, there is further wet and windy weather to come as we go through monday a

first half, the wind affecting the kickers, 0wen farrel finally got one over the posts, and adam hastingsthe interval. but england edged their way into the lead with a try from ellis genge — driving his way over in the pouring rain. look at the water on the grass. 13—6 to england. slightly better performance than last week for england, but look at the rain as the storm blows in from the rain as the storm blows in from the atlantic. yeah, grim conditions. just two premier league games today as we enter the first winter break in top flight history. watford are 1—0 up against brighton right now. but earlier everton beat crystal palace at goodison park to continue their resurgance under carlo ancelotti. since the italian took charge in december only liverpool have won more points in the league than everton, while palace edge closer to the relegation zone. lydia campbell reports. when carlo ancelotti took over everton, they were battling against relegation. just two months on they are targeting a european spot. they lostjust once in the league in ten games and had the lead in this one thanks t

stuart hogg, chris harris and adam hastings with the tries.the table after three games. that's all the sport for now. south africa has held a state funeral forjoseph shaba lala, the founder of the ladysmith black mambazo singing group. he died at the age of 78 earlier this month. south africa's president led the tributes, calling shaba lala a true ambassador for south african and zulu cultre. nomsa maseko has more. melodic chanting. whistling and cheering. a send—off fit for a man who put isicathamiya on a global platform. joseph shabalala, the gentle—voiced musician, remembered for playing an unparalleled role in introducing the sound of zulu traditional music to the world. the founder of ladysmith black mambazo, the most popular vocal group africa has ever produced, was awarded a state funeral. he was one of south africa's most decorated artists. a musical genius. a prolific composer, who as we heard, would sleep for two hours and want to be composing for the rest of the night. he performed his magical art before multitudes of people around

down the coast from here, at hastings, there was a dramatic rescue in the sea because a surfer decidedns, to head out into the sea. he was swept away along with his surfboard. people did not know what had happened. there was a huge search, involving the coastguard helicopter and the lifeboats and he was found some three hours later, several miles away. in a nearby bay. and the coastguard are saying, it is very likely that he did not lose his life. they have been rather exasperated that, despite the warnings, people have been keen to come along to the coast and put themselves in danger in these conditions. yeah. and what about the travel situation? it has been a nightmare for people trying to get around today on the roads and the ra i lwa ys around today on the roads and the railways with those 90 males? —— 19 mph winds. we have had a lot of trees coming down, that has caused disruption as it is taking time to move them. particular problems on the railway network. kent, for example, what has been happening has been happening right across the country, but here in kent we've had trees tha

adam hastings draws scotland level against england in the six nations. earlier, ireland beat wales.oldier in thailand has gone on the rampage shooting dead at least 20 people. reports are that 31 people have been injured with ten being treated in hospital. the gunman is believed to now be holed up in a shopping mall in the city of korat. it is after iam local time there. the sergeant—major began his attack by killing his commanding officer at an army barracks before stealing guns, ammunition and a military vehicle. he opened fire at a buddhist temple and later at the shopping centre, where police continue to hunt him. the thai ministry of defence says the attacker is this man — a low ranking officer named jakraphanth thomma. these pictures were taken from his facebook page, on which he posted updates the rampage as it happened. it has since been taken down. jonathan head sent this report from bangkok. panic in a provincial shopping mall this as people realise there's a gunman inside and they have to run. from outside, the sound of multiple gunshots. at this stage he had already kill

it was a performance far from perfect, adam hastings missing his second conversion of the game, but even a stroll, stretching their lead to 17—0. we had to stick and at times in defence. to see the players with their first victory of the championship against a difficult opponent, we are obviously delighted. there is a lot of work to do. we'll go into the last two games with confidence. there has been a big focus for us to stay in the fight longer with teams winning play away from home, to make sure that we area away from home, to make sure that we are a nightmare to play against. we have done that pretty well so we can ta ke have done that pretty well so we can take a lot of confidence in how we defended today. it was a win that scotland simply had to come away with. 0nto domestic rugby — and bath are up to fourth in the premiership after beating harlequins 19—12, with england winger ruaridh mcconnochie scoring two tries. in today's other game, 0llie hassell—collins scored four tries as london irish jumped above gloucester in the table with a 24—20 victory. irish now up to fifth. in the

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am excited to see guys like blaircan, positive and i am excited to see guys like blair can, adam hastings adam since he was knee—high to a grasshopper. he is a talented sportsman and he played really well last week. he will be targeted this week. on england's sweeping changes for england and eddiejones? week. on england's sweeping changes for england and eddie jones?m week. on england's sweeping changes 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