sunday well after the match england one day captain eoin morgan was asked about injured fast bowler jofra archer stress fracture to his right elbow. he'll now aim to be fit for the three—match test series with west indies at home injune, and morgan believes archer's future workload needs to be carefully managed: he plays all three formats and similarto he plays all three formats and similar to ben stokes, in that regard. they need rest, they cannot spend this continuous long period of time away from home, mentally, you can struggle but physically can have a big impact as well. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the women's editor at the telegraph, claire cohen and comment and features editor at city am, rachel cunliffe. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. like many of them — the sun's cover features phillip schofield coming out as gay. the mirror's got the reaction of the this morning presenter‘s mum. the guardian reports on a possible link between

jofra archer will be out for three months with an elbow injury. 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 beenjones. jones gloucestershire scrum. he gets ahead of been jones.

to cricket, as england have suffered an injury blow with fast bowler jofra archer facing months out withoblem. he had already flown home from the tour of south africa. and won't be going on their next tour to sri lanka either. adam wild is following this for us. this is really bad news for england and archer. yeah, a big blow for them. we knew he was struggling with that injury. he played one test against south africa. england went on to win that series 3—1. he had a scan after that original injury which showed nothing significant, but he had another scan yesterday which involved having dye injected into the elbow, which showed a stress fracture. he will miss that tour to feel —— he will miss that tour to feel —— he will miss that tour to feel —— he will miss that sri ten throw or stop —— he will miss that tour to ten free macro. the premier league have voted to change the transfer window back to the end of august, in line with rest of europe. this was all confirmed at a meeting this morning. the date had been moved two years ago, following complaints that leaving the window open until t

without ben stokes and jofra archer, quinton de kock smash them all over cape town, going to a centuryarth. patrick geary, bbc news. that's all the sport. you can find all of the goals and reaction from the fa cup on the bbc sport website. bye for now. hello. the weather pattern is very quiet for the next few days, but thatis quiet for the next few days, but that is very much the calm before the storm. high pressure will holding steady with light winds, dry weather, and some sunshine through until friday. but for the weekend is going to start very different. here is our high today, centred to the south of the uk. to the west were just picking up a bit more moisture on the breeze and that will get carried into the north of the uk into the day. what does that mean? basically a greater chance of seeing some cloud across northern ireland and scotland. maybe even a few isolated showers for the north and west of scotland. some early fault possible across wales through into the midlands. that should live through the day, but if it sticks in one or two spots a good old debra gersbach. but typi

coming up on sportsday on bbc news, jofra archer faces three months out with an elbow injury.he whole of the indian premier league. a new report reveals the extent to which poverty and disability in the uk are linked. according to thejoseph rowntree foundation, nearly half of those in poverty has a disability, or lives with someone who does. that's seven million people. people with disabilities are more likely to work fewer hours and be in lower paid jobs. they'd be earning on average £200 less each week per household than others. our family correspondent frankie mccamley reports. people look down on you, then. like, "oh, yeah, she's scrounging off the state." "oh god, yeah, she's doing that." and actually they don't really know the impact on day—to—day life. nobody is going to employ me because at a moment's notice i would have to go and deal with adriano, and besides which i'm exhausted. i'm a hidden carer completely because no one knows. i don't get any pay for this, i don't get any recognition for this, i don't get any help. three mothers, one common problem. caring for a

and coming up on bbc news: jofra archer will miss england's two—test tour of sri lanka next month, and injury. this sunday will mark 32 years since helen mccourt went missing on her way home from work in merseyside. ian simms was jailed for her murder, but the former pub landlord has never revealed where her body is. yesterday, he was released from prison. helen's mother, marie, has spent years campaigning to deny killers parole, unless they reveal where their victims‘ bodies are. she's been speaking to our correspondent, jayne mccubbin. when i got the call this morning, i knew that's what it was going to be. i said, i can't believe that they'd do this. marie mccourt has long dreaded this phone call. just four days before the 32nd anniversary of her daughter's murder, her killer, ian simms, was released from jail. it's helen's anniversary on sunday. ijust think, could they not have shown just a little bit of sensitivity and compassion? helen mccourt‘s murder made history. simms was one of the very first people in the uk convicted on dna evidence, without the discovery of a body. part o

this cricket now and england won't have jofra archer this cricket now and england won't havejofra archere in his elbow. he has flown home from the tour of south africa where he could only play one of the four tests. he will miss the tour of sri lanka and the whole of the indian premier league, which begins next month. he is hoping to return forjune's three tessmann series against west indies. the football association and england is going to set out new coaching guidelines restrict the amount of heading under—18s into in training. the neutral zone band heading entirely. there is a proposalfor concussion substitutes to be trialed in english would next season. premier league clubs have voted to move the closing date of the summer tra nsfer move the closing date of the summer transfer window to bring it back in line with the rest of europe. the past two seasons it has closed the day before the season began. this year the date will be on the first of september at 5pm. there have been two big—name departures at the world grand prix snooker at cheltenham, five—time world champion ronnie o'sulli

england's jofra archer faces jones to his starting 15. window at the end of august. for two years it shutjust before the start of the season but complaints from managers have led them to reverse that decision. young children are among a number of people who have been rescued from near—freezing conditions in the english channel. they were on eight small boats carrying migrants trying to make the crossing from france to the uk. at least two vessels are understood to have been brought to shore, with twenty—six migrants — including women and 0ur correspondent simonjones is in dover. what are we hearing?” what are we hearing? i am hearing that around seven or eight boats we re that around seven or eight boats were picked up this morning, that could be a record numberfor a single day. the first couple of boats were discovered heading towards dover at around 215 this morning, there were 26 people on board those two boats, all of those we re board those two boats, all of those were men. then a couple more boats actually manage to make it all the w