jonathan davies speaking to me a little earlier. full game between france and wales on bbc one, coverage starts from 7.25. the kick—off at eight o'clock of france against wales. the kick—off at eight o'clock of france against wales. we will have a look ahead to the women's tournament and speak to former scotland centre scott hasting shortly but now let's head back to the bbc sport centre where katherine downes will wrap up all the day's other sports news. let's head to warmer climes. west indies have taken control of the second test against england — they've passed england's first innings total of 187, and england's bowlers have been making slow progress on a tricky pitch. craig templeton has been watching the action. after the first day's play in north sound all the talk had been about the pitch and the noise of another england collapse. but the bowlers found early rhythm and stuart broad thought he had found the wicked. 0n review it did not strike the right note. bat on ball. this delivery did, butjos buttler note. bat on ball. th

centre jonathan davis will captain his country for the first time when they travel to rome to face italyregular skipper alun wynjones is on the bench. a number of their big names are being rested — george north among them and wing jonah holmes, flankers thomas young and aaron wainwright and scrum—half aled davies will all make their first six nations starts. now, the bbc has been given exclusive access to wetherby young offenders institute where they're using football to help improve behaviour. with more than 230 boys — it's the biggest young offenders facility in the country. violence has been a problem but staff say sport is making a big difference. emma glasbey reports. boysis boys is young as 15 are locked up here. wetherby young offenders institute is where the most vulnerable and challenging young people are held. there is still a problem with violence but they are finding new ways to try and make it safer. this is the biggest young offenders institute in the country, more than 230 boys here. the last inspection fan behaviour is improving and it seems sport is playing a big part in

jonathan davies will captain his country for the first time.le of a six day shutdown of racing because of an equine flu outbreak. five more meetings cancelled today. six cases have been identified at the stables of trainer donald mccain in cheshire. over 170 yards are in lockdown. racing won't resume until wednesday at the earliest. it potentially can be incredibly serious and the economic and equine health consequences of an uncontrolled spread of an infectious disease can be incredibly severe. we are doing everything we can to first of all control and limit any further spread, put in place surveillance measures and then plan around what we

centre jonathan davies will also captain wales for the first time in his career.rst time. another busy day in the premier league. seven matches in all. black armbands will be worn in today's premier league and football league matches in memory of cardiff city striker emiliano sala whose body was recovered from the wreckage of a plane in the english channel. there will also be a minute's silence at st mary's where cardiff face southampton in their first game since sala's death was confirmed. manchester united, who still haven't lost under ole gunnar solskjaer, are at fulham in the early kick—off. with manchester city playing tomorrow, all eyes are on liverpool, at home to bournemouth, and a point would take them back to the top of the table but they've drawn their last two, and the manager knows that they need more than that. i don't think that anybody thought that we would be top of the league with 12 points between us and another team and three games to go, it would be end of april or something like that. it was clear that it would be tight until the end. good ne

jonathan davies will captain wales for the first time as they make ten changes for their six nationsseveral rested after their winning start in france. parents are being urged to stop their children from using mobile phones during meal times, and to take them out of their bedrooms at night. the advice comes from all four of the uk's chief medical officers. they recommend that children go no more than two hours without taking a break from screen based activities. our health correspondent dominic hughes has more. learning about internet safety starts early. important lessons for these liverpool primary school children around information and identity. the dos and don'ts of the online world. the issue of consent is one of the areas covered by new advice from the uk's chief medical officers. it includes talking about safely sharing photos and information online, keeping phones out of bedrooms to help with sleep and taking a break to get moving after a couple of hours on screens. advice designed to help parents navigate their way through a new and unfamiliar landscape. the advice we give i

centre jonathan davies will captain the team for the frist time as normal skipper alun wyn jones is onatland rests several of those who helped them to a winning start in france last weekend. manchester city have returned to the top of the premier league moving above liverpool for the first time this year. they scored an injury time goal in either half to win 2—0 at everton last night. aymeric laporte opened the scoring with this header on the stroke of half time. they had to wait until the 97th minute for the second with gabrieljesus sealing victory. city have played a game more than liverpool but go above them on goal difference. we had to wait until level to pill go to old trafford return turning the tables, we have one more game but it was an important game and know we have another tough, tough game ahead with chelsea. we have some time to prepare it. it's nonstop. and many many things we we re nonstop. and many many things we were solid and we plague again. aleksander ceferin has been re—elected as uefa president after running unopposed. he'll now serve a further four year term as

jonathan davies will captain wales for the first time, as they make ten changes for their six nationsenham's wait to move into their new stadium goes on as the club confirmed the march two london derby with arsenal will take place at wembley. more on this story is just after place at wembley. more on this story isjust after 2:30pm. a body seen in the wreckage of the plane carrying the footballer, emiliano sala and the pilot david ibbotson, has been recovered. it hasn't yet been formally identified. the light aircraft was found on the sea bed in the channel on sunday, two weeks after it disappeared during a flight from nantes in france to cardiff. the body has now been taken to portland in dorset — from where our correspondent duncan kennedy sent us this update. this is the latest stage in what has been an extremely difficult and sensitive process for everyone involved, particularly of course the two men's families. it is not yet clear whose body has been brought short here in portland this morning, whether it is that of emiliano sala or david ibbotson, but police say they are keeping

centre jonathan davies will also captain wales for the first time in his career.ek in the women's six nations, they face italy in lecce tonight. weighed down in the south of italy. ireland beat scotland 22 points to five in glasgow last night. after a big defeat to england, ireland's women bounced back with a bonus point victory. they ran in four tries. prop leah lyons powering over for their second. black armbands will be worn in today's premier league and football league matches in memory of cardiff city striker emiliano sala, whose body was recovered from the wreckage of a plane in the english channel. there will also be a minute's silence at st mary's where cardiff face southampton — their first game since sala's death was confirmed. the former nantes striker never got to play for the club but the manager is sure he would have been a great success. he was a scruffy, scruffy type of player that for me would score 10—15 goals every year at the top level. notjust that, work hard as a team player. just fits the criteria, really, for what i look for in a player. so

centre jonathan davies, will captain the side for the first time, with alun wynjones on the bench and minutes, and three seconds. no wonder there were tears at the end. not only have i run seven marathons in seven days on seven continents, but i have gone and run it and set a new world record in the process. it has been the most incredible experience. i never knew i could do this. and, you know, a still love running. and speaking of hardened athletes, we have the sas, from the tv show. it is the four female recruits who will bejoining us. they did some of thatice will bejoining us. they did some of that ice training and so forth. they will have an idea of what susanna gill has been through. i was talking to some of them last night and they we re to some of them last night and they were in awe. and finally, we know mo salah is clinical in front of goal and incredibly accurate when he wants to be. just take a look at this video he posted on instagram — fairly standard keepie uppies — butjust watch the can on top of the tyre. who knows how many takes he had. he was so casual. it is like

sparked controversy online with some accusing the author of hate speech isis davis mark fields of evil is banal is a senior at jonathan edwards college she studies philosophy and writes a regular column failed to a nice debate save a political correctness at yale university a frequent elliott here on earth international we debated the call for the surveillance of young white males. i think that the hate of white people right now is being so normalized on on educational campuses and where the media and it's become so much the quite where if someone did this the opposite way if it was white vice versa if a white wrote this about some other people then he would get the insane amount of backlash and it would be much worse than if this person this woman wrote this about white men and i have to say that it isn't the surveillance that is scary it's the fact that it's intimidating they're creating a system that intimidates white men and pushes them down and makes them look over their shoulders and makes them worry and that is the tactic of a totalitarian state and they seem to not be able to wait until they can inflict a want

online with some accusing the author of hate speech now i says davis mocks the author of this piece entitled evil is banal is a senior jonathan edwards college she studies philosophy and writes a regular column for yale daily news debates over political correctness at yale university are certainly frequent these days the twenty fifteen story controversy of a supposedly culturally insensitive halloween costumes a year later it introduced gender neutral bathrooms and last year it students joined the protest movement against the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court amid allegations against him of sexual misconduct well earlier here on r.t. international we put the call for surveillance of young white males up for debate with a panel of guests. i think that the hate of white people right now is being so normalized on on educational campuses and where the media and it's become so much the point where if someone did this the opposite way if it was white vice versa if a white wrote this about some other people then he would get the insane amount of backlash and it would be much worse than if this person this woman wrot

accusing the author of hate speech and double standards i says davis mocks the author of this piece entitled evil is by now is a senior jonathan edwards college a few studies philosophy and writes a regular column for yale daily news and she's already published other controversial articles in the past including one called white noise about alleged disrespect for the minorities in the news industry debates over political correctness at yale university have been ongoing for a while now twenty fifteen it's controversy of a supposedly culturally insensitive halloween costumes and yet later it introduced gender neutral bathrooms and last year its students joined the protest movement against the nomination of brett covenant to the supreme court made allegations against him of sexual misconduct. i here are not international we put the coal for surveillance of young white males up for debate with a panel of analysts. think that the hate of white people right now is being so normalized on on educational campuses and the anywhere in the media and it's become so much to the point where if someone did this the opposite way if it was white

white boy and this time i'm taking this screen shot i says davis marks they all thought the pace and title of evil is banal is the senior jonathan edwards college she studies philosophy of what is a regular column for yale daily news she's published other controversial articles in the past including one called white news we're now joined by political commentator kathy jew and political analyst a perkins to discuss this story great to have you both with us now is this author was hoping to call control a station is definitely achieve that but what do you think was the main point of this column let's go to dave first place. it strikes me that throughout my adult lifetime leftist impulses have become less and less restrained in the media and especially in college campuses where they're leading the way and i'm not sure whether this marks an occasion of desperation for leftism or opportunities a sense of blooming opportunity or maybe both but the idea that one ought to restrain oneself and conceal one's intentions when one wants to initiate say the surveillance state that she seems to be talking about when she brings up the stasi the