our sports news correspondent, chris mclaughlin reports from kamaishi. 500 km north of tokyo wise kamaishie live here. they year used to be many more. —— tokyo lies kamaishi. in 2011, a huge earthquake crated a devastating synonymy and kamaishi was almost completely washed away. 0ver kamaishi was almost completely washed away. over 1,000 kamaishi was almost completely washed away. 0ver1,000 people died. 0thers left, never to return. this woman stayed. she sits defiantly at the waters edge. she tells me about the waters edge. she tells me about the day she almost died. translation: asi translation: as i tried to run from the mountains, i was caught up in the water. i looked up at the sky and remember thinking it looked so pretty. and then lost consciousness. she was trapped under a van but managed to scramble free and live. there are many stories like hers here. but kamaishi is rising once again thanks in part to rugby. translation: this used to be a primary and middle school. but they were completely caught up in the wave. now we have this stadium in its place. when the water return to the

tulsen tollett reports from kamaishi. you would expect fiji to come away with the win.not work or out that way, uruguay one. for the opposition, uruguay, the amount of the match had 15 points from the boot, which proved to be the difference in the end. the dignitaries, the emperor's brother was watching the match. we had dignitaries from world rugby as well. paul has been blown wide open. they take on georgia in four days time and have a monumental victory with the crowd of 40,000 really enjoyed it. iam i am really proud of my country. we are not the biggest, we are not the tallest, but we came here to win. we are preparing this for four years. they really proud of my country. and also thanks for this city, it is really amazing this story that it has. so it is really a privilege to play here. thanks forjapan. first and foremost, you know, compliment uruguay on the way they played. they showed a lot of passion and worked really hard as a team and got what was for them a great result. for us, obviously, with the short turnaround, it was tricky, although that is not an exc

wednesday's match is being played in the small town of kamaishi where over 1,000 people died in the 2011 think of what happened when they had the tsunami, and to see, as i said, the redevelopment going on, it's quite incredible. i believe rugby's. .. you know, it's bigger than the game and it is important for our team to interact with the community. now, all this week on sport today, we're building towards the world athletics championships in doha, which get underway on friday. we'll have exclusive interviews with some of the stars from around the world, who are set to challenge for medals. we start with three long and middle distance runners. they're all from norway and they're all from one extraordinary family — jakub, filip and henrik ingebritzen. what does it mean to be an ingebritzen? um... we're bad losers. super focused. jakub is really the running progeny. henrik is a loud person. —— prodigy. henrik is a loud person. filip only cares about himself. selfish. the relaxed guy. but in a good way. before the ingebritzen family were running, it was you that was the superstar. for me, i

wednesday's match is being played in the small town of kamaishi, where over 1,000 people died in theami. think of what happened when had to think of what happened when they had the tsunami, and to see, as i said, the redevelopment going on, it's quite incredible. i believe rugby's... you it's quite incredible. i believe rugby's. .. you know, it's quite incredible. i believe rugby's... you know, it's bigger than the game and it is important for our team to interact with the community. staying with rugby... england are the next of the title contenders who'll be in action at the rugby world cup when they face the usa in kobe on thursday. england's head coach eddiejones has made seven changes to the side that beat tonga at the weekend, but he'll be looking for a much better performance. andy swiss reports from kobe. well, welcome to england's team hotel here in kobe, where eddie jones hasn't surprisingly rang the changes with that quick turnaround after their opening match. after 15 —— of the 15 players who started against tonga, only five are starting against the usa. joe marler, tom cu

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the match took place in kamaishi — a town devastated by the 2011 tsunami. berchesi that made the difference. so the quarter—finals now look unlikely for fiji. wales and australia are in control of pool d — they play each other on sunday. nicola adams is preparing for the first defence of her world flyweight title on friday at the royal albert hall. she became world champion injuly — without having to fight — when the previous holder was forced to give up the title. adams will be the first female boxer to fight at the venue. this is definitely the biggest fight of my career as a pro so far. and they haven't taken my eye off the ball, i've stayed focused, i've stayed dedicated, this is one more step in the right direction for me to be able to unify the whole flyway to be able to unify the whole flyway to division. that's all the sport for now. hello again. we continue to be in the midst of an unsettled run of weather. that means rain and strong winds around in the next few days interspersed with some brighter spells. it's a relatively multi to the day, temper

of winners and losers kamaishi 200 up, 300 down downly -- ic 200 up, 300 roughly.a lot of u.k. stocks on the upside this morning. you see bp, glaxosmithkline, unilever. u.k. or stocks from the trading in the u.k. -- vodafone -- rising up and the u.k. will have the strongest gaining index. on the downside, we have some defensive stocks. nestle is falling about .4%. down as well as asml. there are some u.k. stocks that are trading down as well this morning and that is interesting to see the pound falls below. where are talking about the lowest since january of 2017. it is risk going down below its 1985 low. european markets, struggling for direction across the board. that follows a mixed session in asia after bloomberg learned preparations for u.s.-china trade negotiations are not going as smoothly as president trump has portrayed. the sides are struggling to even agree on a schedule for the planned meeting in washington, and it is supposed to be this month. joining us, the fx and global macro strategist at ou -- i wanted to kick it off on trade because that is what

it took place in kamaishi — a town devasted by the earthquake and tsunami disaster in 2011.ns five but the boot of fly—half filipe berchesi made the difference. the quarterfinals now look very unlikely for fiji, wales and australia in control of pool d — they play each other on saturday. australian winger reece hodge is banned for their remaining three pool matches though. he was cited for a dangerously high tackle on the fijiian peceli yato in their opening match, it went unpunished at the time. the standard of officiating has been criticised by world rugby. the funeral of former rangers player fernando ricksen took place in glasgow today today. current and former rangers players attended and thousands of supporters lined the streets outside the ibrox stadium to pay tribute to the dutch international who died last week of motor neurone disease at the age of a3. he won seven major honours at the club in a six year spell inclduing two league titles. just a true legend. he played with his heart. heart honestly. a total gentleman. when of our heroes. one of the last heart of ma

it was a fantastic match in kamaishi — a town almost wiped off the map by an earthquake and tsunami ine the stadium, to the dutch international died last week aged 43, following a six—year battle with motor neurone disease. nicola adams is preparing for the first defence of her flyweight title on friday at the royal albert hall. she became world champion injuly without having to fight when the previous holder was forced to give up the title. but the olympic champion is looking forward to becoming the first female to fight at the iconic venue. absolutely amazing, unbelievable. i feel like every time i step in the ring, iam feel like every time i step in the ring, i am creating history. a muhammad ali box there, lennox lewis, so many other stars, singers have performed there. it will be surreal for have performed there. it will be surrealfor me, being able to... i was going to say when my world title, but i already have it. it will be like winning my world title for the first time then, and creating history. rohan dennis has defended his time trial world title at the world championships