superb from jonny bairstow. he spoke at his pride after his 11th for england.e at his pride after his 11th for england-— for england. i'm happy. ithink it's the biggest _ for england. i'm happy. ithink it's the biggest thing _ for england. i'm happy. ithink it's the biggest thing since _ for england. i'm happy. ithink it's the biggest thing since the - for england. i'm happy. ithink it's the biggest thing since the bat - for england. i'm happy. ithink it's the biggest thing since the bat in. | the biggest thing since the bat in. i got 11 and i think i've opened over 50, 57 times. yeah, i got 11 and i think i've opened over50, 57 times. yeah, i'm happy with those figures, but those figures mean nothing if you don't keep converting them in the future. so, i'm happy with how i'm playing my cricket at the moment i'm really enjoying it. big my cricket at the moment i'm really en'o in: it. �* , ., my cricket at the moment i'm really enjoying it-— enjoying it. big showing tonight in the rub . it's all eyes on paris tonight as the six nations title will be decided afte

so, a superb century from jonny bairstow. 11 and i think i've opened over 50 56—57 times. yeah, i'm happy with those figures, but those figures mean nothing if you don't keep converting them in the future. so, look, i'm happy with how i'm playing my cricket at the moment and i'm really enjoying it. the new formula 1 season is underway in bahrain. could we see max verstappen prove that he's up for challenging lewis hamilton again this year? it certainly looks that way so far. the dutchman's red bull topped the timesheets in both practice sessions. surprisingly, it was mclaren's british driver lando norris who got closest to him, less than a hundredth of a second separated them. seven—time champion lewis hamilton was almost a quarter of a second slower in third. super league champions st helens beat salford red devils 26—9 in the opening match of the season. the saints got their title defence off to the perfect start by running in four tries at headingley in leeds, which is hosting matches in a covid—free bubble. leigh centurio

so, a superb century from jonny bairstow.e moment and i'm really enjoying it. the new formula 1 season is underway in bahrain. could we see max verstappen prove that he's up for challenging lewis hamilton again this year? it certainly looks that way so far. the dutchman's red bull topped the timesheets in both practice sessions. surprisingly, it was mclaren's british driver lando norris who got closest to him, less than a hundredth of a second separated them. seven—time champion lewis hamilton was almost a quarter of a second slower in third. super league champions st helens beat salford red devils 26—9 in the opening match of the season. the saints got their title defence off to the perfect start by running in four tries at headingley in leeds, which is hosting matches in a covid—free bubble. leigh centurions had a dream start to their super league return snatched away as wigan came back from 18—0 down to win 20—18. jake bibby with the final try. neil robertson is the first man through to snooker�*s tour championship final.

and one of triathlon's most famous brothers, jonny brownlee, is taking part.en to see them before, it always involves a run around here. but this time, due to the pandemic, it was very different and strange to find jonny cooped up in his conservatory, training on a static bike and treadmill. but a chance to get racing again. if someone told me that a few years ago, i'd have said absolutely no way. but this year is a new normal and that is the new normal, and to be honest i'm really looking forward to getting back racing and being on a start line. and here's the new normal. many of the world's best, including jonny, competing in a new kind of triathlon. the first arena super league event to be staged in the uk this weekend. after a successful debut in the netherlands. a competition born out of the pandemic, crossing the virtual world with reality and all indoors. so while the athletes physically race each other in 200 metre swims, the 4k cycle ride sections and the one kilometre runs are done without leaving the poolside. it's short, it's fast and you can get t

especially during the pandemic it's become the city of loneliness luckily there are people like past jonny and con talk they work for the initiative. it's kiosks have taken on the road and once performed by course yes. 2 but they lose do more than that. should it be offered and we help those who are the most vulnerable or for the who have come to realize that if it weren't for all those people not just with or away from it was. was was 6 was. 2 you see in montana he lives in the heart of paris all on her. she's 90 but still going strong during lockdown their lives have been her anchor were 7. you know that the solitude is hard to take can many older people not isolated and don't go out so of course they feel lonely. their own alarm wake you missed the scissors also and that's also why it's so important to have young people in your life for example thought that well i really like having them around while there's a new tone and what. i always count on hallo. yes i can hear you. come done regularly helps her with their e-mails today he's brought handyman past shani along . follow you in utah

and this is all connected to what the bbc royal correspondent jonny dymond calls the merging of personaladition. the mix of public accountability, ceaseless media interest, in that last point from johnny leads us to a second, related contradiction. how the british monarchy manages its global reputation, and stays relevant while saying next to nothing. bear in mind, the queen is the head of state to 16 commonwealth countries, and that number is going to go down. barbados and the caribbean will leave the commonwealth later this year. and its former high commissioner, guy hewitt, explains how this weeks furore placed directly into that decision. it represents notjust a simple of historic oppression, but as we see with harry and meghan, the continued residue of the discrimination and the racism that made the british empire. history has been, and is part of the royal family's selling point. it's a symbol of a long connection between britain and other countries. but in some places that connection is being reappraised, because of shifting views of colonialism and because of this week. news amer

jonny bairstow soon followed, another nought for him. ben stokes had only just finished bowling.briefly. two runs from him, too much asked of him. and what of the burden onjoe root? the batsmen who put win into england's winter made 30. then a familiar—looking lbw. when dom bess lunged hopefully and edged faintly, axar patel had his fifth wicket. whether the ball is red or pink, it turns to gold in his hand. england needed 190 to make india bat again. really, theyjust needed some pride. dan lawrence took his opportunity, made 50, at least it was something to get dressed up for. that was a surprise. this wasn't. five wickets for ravichandran ashwin. england all out to spin. this test had unravelled like the previous two. i think we still did very well in that respect. but unfortunately we were out skilled — but unfortunately we were out skilled by some very talented players — skilled by some very talented players in these conditions. england had to find their own answers in the series, and by the end there was only one team in it. joe wilson, bbc news. to the premier league now —

england scored later on, jonny may with that try. the final score was 32-18. that with that try.ded in dublin. all of the reaction on the bbc website to those developing games. well, there'sjust under 90 minutes to go until the big one in paris, as wales take on france, looking for another grand slam title. austin halewood reports. ireland, scotland, england, italy. a perfect six nations for wales so far. the team only won two matches in all of 2020. now they are the team to beat and they are just one win away from a fifth six nations grand slam. the one win away from a fifth six nations grand slam. the pride we have in representing _ nations grand slam. the pride we have in representing wales - nations grand slam. the pride we have in representing wales has i nations grand slam. the pride we i have in representing wales has been accentuated by obviously fulfilled the situation, we will not shy away, we know the experience we have, the experiences we have had in the past. but this is a new task.— but this is a new task. should wales beat france — but this is a new task. should wa

maylins will line up alongside anthony watson and jonny may in the back three.return game, he has a good feeling for the game, brings pace on the ball and particularly playing against a team like france which had the highest kicking and longest kicking game in the world, the fullbacks are pretty busy, so he will have a bigger role for us. france return to action for the first time since covid—i9 hit the squad, they're unbeaten in the championship after wins over italy and ireland. powerhouse centre virimi vakatawa missed those games with a knee injury but he's back in the starting fifteen to face england. new zealand international sonny bill williams has confirmed his retirement, at the age of 35. he switched between codes in a 17—year career, winning two rugby union world cups with the all blacks. he now plans to concentrate on boxing — he's won all seven of his professional heavyweight fights to date and says he's keen to get back in the ring. britain's giro d'italia winner tayo geoghegan hart has returned to his home in andorra where he'll be monitored by med

but willjoin up with international teammate jonny bairstow at sunrisers hyderabad.starts next month. while a much younger english batsman has also been making the headlines. 18 year old josh de caires scored an unbeaten century for leeds—bradford universities against yorkshire today. the name doesn't give it away. but he's the son of former england captain michael atherton and has already got a deal to play for middlesex concussion in rugby is a topic that has been spoken about regularly over the past few years — with concerns over how the sport's combative nature will impact players in later years. plenty of technology is being developed to try and assess any injuries efficiently and accurately, including micro—chipped mouthguards. 0ur sports reporter laura scott has been finding out more. concussion and rugby is nothing new but the technology being used to reduce it is. and the saliva based concussion tests, they are tracking technology and chipped mouth guards. they have announced they will try and cemented instrumented mouth guards, one of the few already using

double ben stokes and jonny bairstow in the middle. this is stokes smashing one for six. eventually coming to an end when bairstow was given out. a little unlucky perhaps, he had survived a review the previous ball, this one went to a review as well, given out lbw umpires call. stokes followed and england in more bother. 0llie pope next to go, he got started but out for 29. dan lwrence back in the side also got a start before he was stumped just shy of his half century. the wicket of jack leach wrapping up the innings. so, 205 all out, the latest in a series of very low scores on this tour. particularly since that first innings in the opening test. since that 578, take a look at this sequence. michael vaughan, never too shy to say what he really thinks, has had plenty to say. well lets hear the thoughts of one of the few to come out of todays performance with some credit, ben stokes. these are the hardest conditions that i've — these are the hardest conditions that i've faced as a batsman. and obviously— that i've faced as a batsman. and obviously i've played all around t

here is jonny dymond on that.s about the duchess' behavior towards staff was swirling around her wedding after staff member after staff member left their household. things settle down and stories went elsewhere. we know they left as working members of the ral family last year. that has always been knocking around. it is the timing of this that is so noticeable. this big interview coming up in just four days' time with oprah winfrey. palace staff, who i know have been chomping at the bit, have decided to break their silence and put their side of the story out. anchor: there is another aspect to the timing of this is happening as harry's grandfather, the duke of edinburgh, is in hospital. here is nicholas witchell on how he is doing. nicholas: monday the duke was transferred from the hospital where he spent 13 nights to saint bartholomew's hospital, a premier center for cardiac care. he will have been assessed on tuesday and a surgical procedure yesterday. the duke of edinburgh yesterday underwent a successful proce

jonny bairstow has hit two sixes in three balls and, alongsidejason roy, england are ahead of the runloss after 11 overs. the former huddersfield, leicester and bolton striker frank worthington has died at the age of 72. he'd been unwell for several years. he will be best remembered for scoring one of the greatest goals ever seen whilst playing for bolton in 1979. even the referee applauded. worthington won the golden boot that season, beating kenny dalglish to the leading scorer�*s award. after starting his career at huddersfield in the �*60s, he played for more than 20 clubs and was capped eight times for england. once described by former huddersfield and bolton manager ian greaves as "the working man's george best", worthington was known as much for his flamboyant antics off the pitch as he was for his talents on it. he made more than 200 appearances for leicester, and another former striker gary linkeker tweeted "profoundly saddened to hear that frank worthington has died. he was my boyhood hero when he was at leicester city. a beautiful footballer, a maverick and a wonderful char

clubs refusing to release players for world cup qualifying games the virtual link up between president jonny infant teano and top south american officials will try to resolve the stalemate it follows might just a city manager pep guardiola saying that he won't let stars go because of coronavirus and quarantine concerns south american countries have to qualify as of the end of the month english based players face 10 days of quarantine on their return it means this round of games ahead of qatar 2022 maybe perspire and. there's no sense to go in there not to be 10 days not training session be home 10 more days one more week when we play. we play for the leak just in case jesse gets rules through for champions league quarter final chambers league it we're not play with this place you know going to play well into illinois is going to happen but they're not going to fly for short football right to govern how will to and says that he understands the club's concerns. the big issues is the issue of coron scening players when they return from world cup qualifiers and clubs are rightly worried that som

jonny bairstow soon followed, another nought for him. ben stokes had only just finished bowling.n onjoe root? the one batsmen who put win into england's winter made 30. a familiar—looking lbw left england 65—6. when dom bess lunged hopefully and edged faintly, axar patel had his fifth wicket. whether the ball is red or pink, it turns to gold in his hand. england in theory needed 190 just to make india bat again. more relevant, they needed some pride. dan lawrence took his opportunity, made 50, at least it was something to get dressed up for. that was a surprise. this wasn't. five wickets for ravichandran ashwin. england all out to spin. this test lost like the previous two and the series which began with two nations competing ended with one utterly dominating. joe wilson, bbc news. at least the fancy dress was on point. so a thumping win for india then, and questions for england captain joe root. they took the lead in the series — but he says they failed to make the most of their opportunities. there have been times where we had a chance to wrestle the game in ourfavour, to get o

especially during the pandemic it's become the city of loneliness luckily there are people like past jonny and con talk they work for the initiative . it's kiosks have taken on the road and once performed by course yes. but the loonies do more than that. we help those who are the most vulnerable. who have come to realize that if it weren't for all those people not just with her away but it was. god was 6 2. christian montana he lives in the heart of paris all on her. she's 90 but still going strong during the lockdown the lives have been her and kerf were 7. you know that solitude is hard to take can many older people are isolated and don't go out so of course they feel lonely that they're out there all alone me cubist also and that's also why it's so important to have young people in your life said that both all that well i really like having them around well there's. always come time halloa. yes i can hear you. comped on the regularly helps or with their e-mails today he's brought handymen past shani along. follow your new door oh wonderful is it the same as before sid and then. yes it's

the form book very much with ireland in this fixture — early points from jonny sexton followed by a tryjustit until almost half an hour gone to answer back, stuart hogg's persistance paving the way for a try from finn russell. but the irish refreshed their lead by way of a pair ofjonny sexton penalties. scotland still have a chance of winning the competition, and there has been another try for ireland. it is currently scotland ten, ireland 24, with less than 30 minutes left on the clock. you can catch all the action on bbc one. scotland have a game in hand in the tournament, after their last match v france was postponed due to a covid outbreak in the french camp. india are chasing 165 to try to level their 20 20 series with england. jason roy was four short of a half century as he top scored for england. they made 164—6. england are one up in the five match series but india are going well, 94—2 in the tenth over. sheffield united sacked manager chris wilder yesterday, but it's not changed their fortunes. they were thrashed 5—0 at leicester city. their heaviest defeat in more than 20 years.

with the commercial season and jonny on it and his friends are restricted in the number of crayfish they can take and the methods they use to catch them you. it was as dangerous as their job it is the men enjoy it and it's a nice way to feed the family only taking what you need from the sea. in the pasture restaurants where only ever interested in serving dine is the tail of the crayfish but now they prefer the delicacy largely because it was illegal or part everything all our problem is we had a war in santo domingo our view. of fish can be speeded that crazy fish article by hand to you it . here will out what are now passed around now and tell you what. the founder of water mold off and on the crave kicking in the being you. the whole of the torres strait region was once famous for its mother of pearl and pole fishing employing more than a 1000 local and japanese divers who risked and often lost their lives at sea. cemeteries throughout the islands still celebrate the exploits and bravery of bears who sought to provide for their families in this way. the great depression and 2 world wa

jonny sexton held his nerve to kick the winning points after scotland had scored a converted try froms them up to second in the table behind wales. former middleweight world champion "marvelous" marvin hagler, has died at the age of 66. hagler dominated his division from 1979 to 1987. the american won 62 of his 67 professionalfights, 52 of those by knockout. hagler�*s most memorable win was arguably in 1985 when he beat thomas "hit man" hearns in a fight known as "the war". stubborn, did everything his own way, he had those fantastic fights with the likes of tommy hearns, the controversial fight with sugar ray leonard which brought the curtain down. i think if you look at how he will be remembered, people will remember marvin, he left with that sour taste from the lettered fight, some people will remember that but his body of work was so extraordinary over a long period of time. this was a guy who was given nothing, he earned everything the hard way. some of his early fights in philadelphia were fighting the best fights in a tough town in that era. i think that is what he has so much

with the commercial season and jonny on it and his friends are restricted in the number of crayfish they can take and the method they use to catch them. as dangerous as they job it is the men enjoy it it's a nice way to feed the family only taking what you need from the sea. in the pasture restaurants where only ever interested in serving dine is the tail of the crayfish but now they prefer the delicacies i. we've got all the power of everything all our problems we're worried sound. basis can be spared but crayfish are poor by hand. if. they're allowed what are now passed around now and apparently. the sound or water more up and more like crave kicking in being allowed. the whole of the torres strait region was once famous for its mother of pearl and pull fishing employing more than a 1000 local and japanese divers who risked and often lost their lives at sea. cemeteries throughout the islands still celebrate the exploits and bravery of pullback as he sought to provide for their families and this way. the great depression and 2 world wars brought the industry to its knees but this excess

the form book very much with ireland in this fixture — early points from jonny sexton followed by a tryjusttions, if they can claim victory in their remaining matches, with other results going their way. but ireland have won nine of their past ten encounters. that game is live on bbc one. scotland have pulled three points back, ireland lead 8—3. scotland have a game in hand in the tournament, after their last match vs france was postponed due to a covid outbreak in the french camp. england are looking to make it two wins from two. in their second t20 match of the series in india. batting first — eoin morgan's side are... currently 160—6. jason royjust four short of a half century for england... ..after a dreadful start for his opening partnerjos buttler — who was out first ball. opening partnerjos buttler — england are one up in the five match series. in the first of today's four premier league games — brighton have moved up to 16th in the table, three points clear of the relegation zone, after winning 2—1 at southampton. lewis dunk put brighton in front at st mary's with just quarter of an

the duchess called the allegations an attack on her character. 0ur royal correspondent jonny dymond ishere was a swirl of rumours that this was because meghan was difficult to work with, that she was over demanding, and now comes the publication of an e—mailfrom one official and now comes the publication of an e—mail from one official at the palace to another which states that meghan had bullied two members of staff out of theirjobs and humiliated a third. a source close to meghan says that the allegations were never taken to the level of any formal complaint and that those staff all left for reasons entirely unconnected with the duchess's behaviour. this comes four days before we are told what will be a tell all interview between meghan and the american tv host 0prah and the american tv host oprah winfrey and i think what is happening is that some palace staff have decided now is the time they want to tell their story. fight; have decided now is the time they want to tell their story. any update on prince philip's— want to tell their story. any update on prince philip's health? - want

and coming up on bbc news, a batting masterclass from jonny bairstow and ben stokes sends england ono a six—wicket win against india and forces a decider in their odis series. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. scotland's former first minister alex salmond has announced he is setting up a new pro—independence — political party to run in the scottish parliament elections in may. the surprise announcement comes after a very public falling out with his former protege and successor nicola sturgeon over her government's handling of complaints of sexual harrassment against him. the snp reacted to the news saying the interests of the country should not be obscured by what it called alex salmond's self—interest and questioned whether it was appropriate for him to return to public office. here's our scotland editor sarah smith. today i'm announcing the public launch_ today i'm announcing the public launch of— today i'm announcing the public launch of new political force, the alba _ launch of new political force, the alba party. launch of new political force, the alba party-— lau

maylins will line up alongside anthony watson and jonny may in the back three.g game in the world, the full—back�*s pretty busy, so he'll have a bigger role for us. france return to action for the first time since covid—i9 hit the squad. they're unbeaten in the championship after wins over italy and ireland. powerhouse centre virimi vakatawa missed those games with a knee injury, but he's back in the starting xv to face england. new zealand international sonny bill williams has confirmed his retirement at the age of 35. he switched between codes in a 17—year career, winning two rugby union world cups with the all blacks. he now plans to concentrate on boxing. he's won all seven of his professional heavyweight fights to date and says he's keen to get back in the ring. britain's giro d'italia winner tayo geoghegan hart has returned to his home in andorra, where he'll be monitored by medical staff from his ineos grenadiers team. the 25—year—old crashed during yesterday's fourth stage of the paris—nice race and was withdrawn after feeling dizzy. on today's fifth sta

a brutal batting display, from jonny bairstow, helped them to a six—wicket win in pune.or 6. bairstow so close to his hundred in the first one—day game was making no mistake this time. he scored 124, his 11th one—day century for england. ben stokes, was outjust before — agonisingly for him on 99 — with 10 sixes from 52 balls. it was england's highest run chase in india. the deciding match is on sunday. and the new formula one season is underway in bahrain. could we see max verstappen prove that he's up for challenging lewis hamilton again this year? it certainly looks that way so far. the dutchman's red bull topped the timesheets in both practice sessions. surprisingly it was mclaren's british driver lando norris who got closest to him, less than a hundredth of a second separated them. seven time champion lewis hamilton was almost a quarter of a second slower in third. to cycling now and britain's adam yates is still leading the tour of cataluyna after today's fifth stage. germany's lennard kemna broke away from the front of the peleton with around four miles to go. yate

india levelling of the 3 match series at 10 they were set 337 for victory by their hosts in fear day jonny best he made 124 and ben stokes smashed 99 runs off 52 balls as the world champions chased down the target with 39 balls to spare so it will all come down to the final match of the series on sunday the top ranked team in world football belgium would be without 7 squad members of for saturday's a world cup qualifier against the czech republic in prague 5 of those players are playing germany's a bundesliga and they can't travel because of coron team restrictions the 2 others are injured former france and arsenal star see a realtor he has announced he's quitting as social media because of toxic racism and bullying the strike i use now retired has 15000000 followers across twitter facebook and instagram but he won't use them again until more is to answer regulate online abuse with the same vigor and ferocity with which copyright infringements at dealt with what is a frenchman on ri may be keeping an eye on what happens in the rugby later when france can win the 6 nations they're playing s

deciding 3rd game after england squared things up on friday they were set 337 his victory in pune a jonny bairstow made 124 and ben stokes smashed 99 runs of 52 balls as the world champions chased down the target with 39 balls to spare the winner takes all matches on sunday. formula one world champion lewis hamilton in the miss eighties team have dominated the last 7 seasons but that could all be about to change red bulls max for stop and fired a warning shot in their direction when he went fastest in both of friday's practice sessions ahead of the season opening bahrain grand prix the red bull has shown itself to be quicker than the mercedes in pre-season testing to the dutchman topped the time sheets with hamilton managing 3rd in the 2nd session. you know been a good day again of course with the heat not easy food to find a really good balance around the whole lap but i think 'd it was a positive day for still things to look into what we can do better for tomorrow 'd but again also tomorrow thing is going to be even more when this or that will be even more difficult to drive but that sa

india posted 336 for 6 but england looked very good in their chase their 318 for full thanks to 124 by jonny bairstow and 99 from ben stokes they need 9 to win and level the 3 match series that won each of philadelphia 76 have continued with their outstanding form in the n.b.a. the latest win came against the current champions the l.a. lakers formulators god danny green proving to be a thorn in the side of his old team helping themselves to 28 points for the top team in the eastern conference they've now won 14 of their last 17 the olympic torch continues to make its way through japan ahead of the games in tokyo in july former olympic freestyle skier show in the as the local schoolchildren carried it down a slope in fukushima on friday around 10000 people are expected to carry the torch of the next 4 months. staying on snow japan saw a 2nd as she made history in the world of ski jumping she finished 2nd at a competition in russia and that moved her to the top of the all time list of podium finishes with $109.00 all together in world cup individual events at space or than any jumper in the sp

jason roy top scored with 49 off 32 balls and dawid malan and jonny bairstow saw england home with moreield united manager chris wilder will leave his job today after five years in charge. tensions between wilder and club owner prince abdullah of saudi arabia have increased recently, with wilder questioning the level of investment in new players. they are bottom of the premier league, withjust1li points from 28 games, and had the worst start to a season in the league's history. wilder has taken sheffield united from league one to the premier league in his time in charge. to the second round of the players championship golf in florida, where leader sergio garcia tees off in the next couple of hours. bryson dechambeau is in a host of american players looking to narrow the gap at the top of the leaderboard. he's two off the lead at five under par after this birdie at the sixth. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. it's been a tricky return to action for britain's seven—time formula one world champion lewis hamilton. the first of three days of preseason testing got underway in bahr

maylins will line up alongside anthony watson and jonny may in the back three.bring space on the ball and particularly playing against a team like france which had the highest kicking and longest kicking game in the world, the fullbacks are pretty busy, so he will have a bigger role for us. france return to action for the first time since covid—19 hit the squad, they're unbeaten in the championship after wins over italy and ireland. powerhouse centre virimi vakatawa missed those games with a knee injury but he's back in the starting fifteen to face england. britain's giro d'italia winner tayo geoghegan hart has returned to his home in andorra where he'll be monitored by medical staff from his ineos grenadiers team. the 25—year—old crashed during yesterday's fourth stage of the paris—nice race and was withdrawn after feeling dizzy. 0n today's fifth stage, ireland's sam bennett claimed his second victory of the race. slovenia's primoz roglic retained the overall lead. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. the lates

not for long as jonny bairstow and jason roy got england off to a flyer, putting on 135 and victory seemedoff. bairstow going for 94 and from there the innings fizzled away as india held their catches and their nerve. another emphatic win for them. for england again that at one point promised much but delivered only more disappointment. the england captain eoin morgan was honest in his assesment of the defeat. we made mistakes and india bowled well. forthe we made mistakes and india bowled well. for the majority of today's game we played really well. it's a shame we couldn't build on the bowling unit's effort to restrict india to 118. two fantastic openers upfront. we failed to continue to build partnerships from there. that was what happened, really. the british and irish lions will tour south africa this summer after plans to host the tour elsewhere were all rejected. the possibility of switching the tour to britain and ireland or even hosting it in australia had been raised due to the covid pandemic but was ruled out. the three—test series gets under way injohannesburg on the 24th ofjul

an uncomfortable watch for leicester, an already overflowing treatment table had harvey barnes and jonnywell. well, less debate, actually, as wilfred ndidi's errant arm was penalised. arsenal coming from behind to win 3—1. ben croucher, bbc news. for the first time in their history, stjohnstone are the scottish league cup champions. they beat livingston 1—0 at hampden park. shaun rooney making stjohnstone the first club other than celtic to win a major domestic trophy in scotland for five years. there's a close title race in the women's super league at least — and it's manchester city doing the chasing. they're just two points behind leaders chelsea after american world cup winner sam mewis scored twice in a 4—0 win at birmingham. bath staged an outstanding comeback to beat northampton in the premiership. two zach mercer tries helped them come from 19—3 down, to win by 23—22,that ended the saints' run of five league wins. as you can see from those pictures there. tiger woods said he was touched, after players showed their support during the latest tour events in florida. he's continuing

malins will line up alongside anthony watson and jonny may in the back three.19 hit the squad. they're unbeaten in the championship after wins over italy and ireland. powerhouse centre virimi vakatawa missed those games with a knee injury but he's back in the starting fifteen to face england. new zealand international sonny bill williams has confirmed his retirement, at the age of 35. he switched between codes in a 17—year career, winning two rugby union world cups with the all blacks. he now plans to concentrate on boxing — he's won all seven of his professional heavyweight fights to date and says he's keen to get back in the ring. tokyo 2020 olympics president seiko hashimoto has denied media reports earlier this week which said the games would be staged without foreign spectators. she said a decision will be made before the torch relay starts on march the 25th and the number of fans allowed in venues will be confirmed next month. the ioc vice has said there had already been extensive discussions with organisers over ticket refunds and accommodation. silverst

in that last point from jonny leads us to a second, related contradiction.s being reappraised, because of shifting views of colonialism and because of this week. news america's publishes across the caribbean and latin america. it ran this editorial which asks... the article goes on... now, as we heard, the royalfamily denies there is racism, but this illustrates the challenge. a two—hour harry and meghan interview creates one powerful impression. a short statement is the palace's response. and these different approaches are relevant because of debates already under way. for example, in australia. it's our country, it's our constitution. you know, and our head of state should be an australian citizen, should be one of us. not the queen or king of the united kingdom. now, let's be clear, there's no sign australia is about to become a republic. the point is, though, the story of harry and meghan is, in part, the story of the royal family's future role in the world. it's a point we've heard throughout the week. the royalfamily, they are part of the commonwealth,

so real trouble, but ben stokes and jonny bairstow have repaired some of the damage.ingston. it means they now need four more points to stop, celtic winning ten titles in a row. and that was their main aim this season. but rangers manager steven gerrard, on the brink of his first, was sent off at half time for comments he made to the referee who'd booked alfredo, morelos earlier. and it was morelos who came up with the only goal, to secure the win, that moves them 18 points clear of celtic again. elsewhere hamilton drew 1—1 with stjohnstone. there was frustration, in the premier league, for second—placed manchester united, who dropped more points. they lost their way, a bit, in the fog in south london, but credit to crystal palace, who came close to scoring the only goal of this draw, near full—time. united are 14 points behind leaders manchester city. we have the quality to win games but we haven't produced that quality. we just have to find that spark again, we have to find that quality again and we'll win games. if we keep on having clean sheets, at least we've got

a clatter of early wickets including jonny bairstow removed first ball.hampions, saracens, their supporters group made a £1000 donation. i mean, itjust demonstrates the ethos of rugby union, looking after one another, it has been a little overwhelming, if i'm completely honest. each club aims to play ten games byjune, and forjersey reds, that's especially tough. for this team to play on, they have to keep an island safe. we have to travel in and out on the day. so we're out on a charter flight in the morning, we play the game at the ground, back onto the two coaches, back onto our charter flight, back intojersey. we feel privileged to be able to go out there and compete and play our games. we are two of approximately 32 rugby clubs that can play rugby at this point. that'sjust, you know, a hugely privileged position to be in. it alleviates some of the uncertainty around these rugby players, because all these young men have got ambitions of playing at the next level, whether that be a premiership or international rugby. saracens are heavy favourites to go

with the score 2a—2a at murrayfield, jonny sexton held his nerve and kicked the winning penalty for ireland later, peers will debate an amendment to the domestic abuse bill, which could make misogyny a hate crime. the amendment — which has cross—party support — would require all police forces in england and wales to record where existing crimes have been motivated by hatred of someone�*s sex or gender. i�*m joined now by stella creasy, who is the labour mp for walthamstow and has been coordinating the campaign to make misogyny a hate crime. welcome, thank you forjoining us. how close potentially are we to misogyny becoming a hate crime, and what would that mean? it is misogyny becoming a hate crime, and what would that mean?— what would that mean? it is then the rift of the what would that mean? it is then the gift of the members _ what would that mean? it is then the gift of the members of— what would that mean? it is then the gift of the members of the _ what would that mean? it is then the gift of the members of the house - what would that mean? it is then the gift of the members of the

malins will line up alongside anthony watson and jonny may in the back three.ups with the all blacks and was part of the kiwi team that reached the rugby league world cup final in 2013. he now plans to concentrate on his boxing career — he's won all seven of his professional heavyweight fights to date. silverstone has been earmarked as one of three tracks ready to stage one of the first sprint races this season, as changes to the traditional run—up to grand prix are trialled. the second practice session on fridays is likely to be replaced by qualifying for the shortened race the following day, which will last about half an hour and will decide grid positions for the grand prix on sunday. the idea is to make race weekends less predictable and increase the sport's fan base. f1 teams are broadly in support of the new format. football isn't the only thing on the mind of chelsea's beth england, the striker is also studying for a degree — and the fa want more players, to think about life after football. they're launching new guidance today, whicih they hope will prev

jonny bairstow going well on 94. let's hope that doesn'tjinx him.otal of 336—6. india lead 1—0, in the three match series. chris thompson and stephanie davis qualified for the tokyo 2020 olympics — with victory in the great britain marathon trials at kew gardens this morning. thompson, who will turn 40 in april, will be competing in his second olympics, having run the 10,000 metres in 2012. here's our senior sports news reporter laura scott. so, in the marathon it was a looped course here at kew gardens. the route had been done 25 times to shave off seconds here and there and in the men's events, it was won by chris thompson, age 39. he welcomed his first child earlier this week and he got apb ——a pb here today to earn his spot on the plane to tokyo. then, as was second. he realised reach that qualified —— unimportant qualifying standard. in the women's race it was stephanie davis. she was the main contender today. what you need to do was finish in the first two and she did that, it was a really dominant display, so she is on the plane to take you a

jonny griffin from south london enjoys using the ironing board as he can change position from sittingt them quite high up! andrew from balham is a self confessed classic couch worker — perfect cuddling height with his dog baxter. and gilly robinson works from the bathroom in the evening, as it's the only room she can lock the door, when the kids come home from nursery. please send in your photos if you have any — and we'll be speaking to a physiotherapist about this later in the programme so stick around for that. and you are talking about outdoor spaces and if you are able to socialise. lots of people getting in touch already. socialise. lots of people getting in touch already-— touch already. some of these look amazinu. touch already. some of these look amazing. amazing. _ touch already. some of these look amazing. amazing. highly- touch already. some of these look i amazing. amazing. highly inadequate with our own scrappy outdoor places. let's have a look at the spot. john is with us this morning was not have you got some garden furniture? i don't know, have you got a garden? it we

an uncomfortable watch for leicester, an already overflowing treatment table had harvey barnes and jonny as wilfred ndidi's errant arm was penalised. arsenal coming from behind to win 3—1. ben croucher, bbc news. for the first time in the club's history, stjohnstone are the scottish league cup champions. they beat livingston by a goal to nil at hampden park. shaun rooney making stjohnstone the first club other than celtic to win a major domestic trophy in scotland for five years. there's a close title race in the women's super league at least and it's manchester city doing the chasing. they're just two points behind leaders chelsea after american world cup winner sam mewis scored twice in a 4—0 win at birmingham. england rugby has condemned social—media abuse directed at its players after saturday's defeat to wales in the six nations. ellis genge said he had been sent death threats after footage showed him apparently failing to clap the welsh players off the pitch. meanwhile, they have decided not to make an official complaint about referee pascal gauzere, after he allowed two controvers

morning we will be catching up with l morning we will be catching up with another great olympian, jonnyrough the uk, and through the course of the uk it gets into the far south of england and the temperature will be quite different to what we were expecting today. we start in the south—east with sunshine and showers and here is the cold front bearing the rain, moving west to east and behind that we still have sunshine and showers but the showers above 200 metres will be wintry in nature, notjust in scotland, northern ireland and ireland but across parts of wales and the tops of the moors as well. and some of the heavier bursts might see the odd bit of sleet as we travel further north. there could be a lot of dry weather and sunshine and it will be a windy day and that will accentuate the cold because the temperatures are going to be lower anyway and below average for the time of year, seven and eight, and these tens will be going down as a cold front pushes through. as we head into saturday, a lot of dry weather, variable cloud, a good deal of sunshine, but the cloud will build on the w

they were in such a good position to win thanks to some huge hitting from jonny bairstow as they chasedernational game to win for granted. you know, you can'tjust have a good plan and win a game. or you can't just learn along the way and lose a game. it has to work simultaneously. now, lewis hamilton and tom brady are two athletes at the top of their game. hamilton has won seven formula one world championships while brady has won the super bowl seven times. but could the pair swap sports? in a conversation with james cordon, brady seemed up for it, hamilton less so...have a listen to this. i got the most beautiful gift. and you know— i got the most beautiful gift. and you know it i realised? it doesn't fit! how— you know it i realised? it doesn't fit! how can _ you know it i realised? it doesn't fit! how can i be a driver when the helmet_ fit! how can i be a driver when the helmet don't fit me? i'll send them one of— helmet don't fit me? i'll send them one of mine — helmet don't fit me? i'll send them one of mine and see how he likes it. ithink— one of mine and see how he likes it. i th

with the score 24 points all at murrayfield jonny sexton held his nerve and kicked the winning penaltyattle at the aviva. india beat england by seven wickets in the second t20 international. set a total of 165 to win, india captain virat kohli hit a six to take india to their target. the five—match series is level at 1—1 ahead of tomorrow's third game. i know you have been chatting about this already this morning. it wasn't to be for lee westwood at the players' championship at sawgrass. westwood had started the day in the lead but he was overtaken by a brilliant justin thomas — the american surged up the leaderboard in the final round, while things just didn't go the way of westwood — who's caddy is his fiancee helen storey. he finished just one shot behind the winner. not his day. thank you. played brilliantly, though. louise wasn't interested when i was talking about the gulf earlier. i put in to give you someone to talk to. the cheltenham festival starts tomorrow. but with no cheering crowds and empty local pubs, this year's event will be a stark difference to the last. more than 2

jonny benjamin is the founder of the youth mental health charity beyond, and joins us now. saying that. and it'sjust so frustrating because ijust— and it'sjust so frustrating because ijust know— and it'sjust so frustrating because ijust know if it had been anything else you — ijust know if it had been anything else you would have talked about, if she had _ else you would have talked about, if she had had cancer, heart disease, or a stroke — she had had cancer, heart disease, or a stroke, and she had had cancer, heart disease, ora stroke, and i heard she had had cancer, heart disease, or a stroke, and i heard you talk about— or a stroke, and i heard you talk about dementia earlier, if she had talked _ about dementia earlier, if she had talked about how she had a diagnosis of dementia, the response would have been different. but because she said she has— been different. but because she said she has struggled with her mental health. _ she has struggled with her mental health, had suicidal thoughts and feelings, — health, had suicidal thoughts and feelings, people think they ca

on their tour of india will be decided tomorrow, after they made it all—square in the one—dayers. jonnyas the cloud increases and the wind picks up, it will be windy overnight. we have rain spilling down into many parts of the country. not much in the south and south—east as the rain turn sharra further north in scotland. because it is windy and cloudy, most places will see rain and it will be milder than it was this time last night. the clock change of course tonight, it is an hour less in bed. at one o'clock in the morning we spring forward to 2am and breathe into british summertime. we have to wait for the summer weather to retire because we have a cloudy start on sunday, outbreaks of rain. clinging on to northern ireland, northern part of england and getting wet in scotland. it will eventually turn dry and a bit brighter but still a lot of cloud around. it will be windy, windy than today. strong to gale force gusts of wind but it is a south wind so even with cloud around temperatures will be a few degrees higher across the board peaking at 16 in eastern parts of england. the rain wi