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let's go to murrayfield now where we can join our correspondent andy swiss...d won the calcutta cup last weekend... that has a history that stretches back centuries. but dottie ware has had his hand on the trophy for the less time and the truth being won by scotland. . �* , scotland. that's right hugh. appointment _ scotland. that's right hugh. appointment victory - scotland. that's right hugh. appointment victory in - scotland. that's right hugh. appointment victory in that| scotland. that's right hugh. - appointment victory in that sense. a fantastic atmosphere you have to say inside the stadium. it was something special indeed. the big question going into this match was could be follow—up the victory over england last weekend. the answer was a decisive yes. it was a attritional first half and scotland led 13—7 at the break but after the interval they cut loose and their magician player who was at the centre of so much of their best play. set up the first try it with a brilliant pass and then a second try for the same person with a brilliant cake by defendant

they lead ii—0 that match in the six nations at murrayfield. they lead 11—0 at wales.elebrating uk music — are taking place on saturday for the first time since they began in 1977. harry styles and the indie band, wet leg, lead the way with four nominations each. 0ur music correspondent mark savage has been speaking to some of the nominees. the winner is... and the winner is... the winner is... the brit awards, the biggest night of the year for uk music. adele! i want to thank everybody, everyone over there, i love you all. sam fender. by now, we are used to seeing pop stars lifting trophies, but for a brand new act... shut up! you're joking! ..finding out you've been nominated can be life—changing. # keep on running through these red flags...# this year's nominees include lizzo, the 1975, beyonce and mimi webb, who's up for best new artist. oh, i couldn't believe it. i was so inspired when, like, dupa lipa won best new artist and i remember watching it and saying to my mum and dad, "i'm gonna do that. "i'm gonna get that nomination and i'm going to go one day," so jus

this is in between times for the welsh, over the horizon for murrayfield is the world cup in france.portant for us, but we need to think long term as well. we need to think of the next seven or eight months so we have a huge disparity between those experienced players with a number of caps they got in a lot of the youngsters. change can bring vulnerability steve borthwick�*s ambition to build a new england hit a hitch again and a team influx must now face a united italy, a nation they have never been beaten by. if some things that didn't need fixing that they would not have appeared so clearly we have a job to do and there are things that need improving. we are confident we can do that. we also understand that it is a particular period of time but we are desperate to win. by monday one grand slam dream will be over some may rise atop the world others made tumbled to the back to the earth this 6 nations is always in motion. for the second season running, london irish are into the premiership rugby final after beating northampton by 30 points to 18, scoring three tries to the visitor's

england have lost twice in a row against their opening opponents, scotland — last year's defeat at murrayfieldhe start of a disappointing campaign that saw them finish in third place under the recently sacked eddiejones. but now there's added turmoil here in the community game — amid mounting concern over head injuries, the rfu has apologised for its handling of a rule change lowering the tackle height. the members of this club near manchester, like many others across england, furious at what they see as a lack of consultation. a lot of the players are thinking, where's it going and is it worth playing rugby any more? because it is a fundamental change to how we play the game, how we got brought up to play the game, and how the guys have been playing it for the last 30, 35 years. so there's a lot of unhappiness. facing a grassroots revolt, litigation over concussion and mounting concern over professional club finances, this weekend's calcutta cup match here at twickenham can't come soon enough for the beleaguered rfu, but they're not the only rugby union facing a crisis off the field. the six

scotland thrashed wales 35—7 at murrayfield.ies with blair kinghorn claiming the bonus point with the fourth score. the winner of this fixture gets to claim the the doddie weir cup, named in honour of the former scotland international, it's the first time it's been contested since his death in novemberfrom motor neurone disease. ireland also claimed a bonus point beating last year's grand slam champions france 32—19 in dublin. ireland are the the number one ranked side in the world and are favourites for the title. that ended a run of three defeats in a row to the french. premier league leaders arsenal have slipped up again. they were held to a 1—1 draw at home by brentford. the gunners took he lead through leandro trossard 20 minutes into the second half but brentford equalised through ivan toney, they are now unbeaten in 10 in the league. the aresenal amanger mikel arteta thought that toney�*s goal was offside and remonstarted with the officials at full time. arsenal are now six points clear of their nearest rivals manchester

they thrashed wales 35—7 at murrayfield. in honour of the former scotland international, it's the first time it's been contested since his death in novemberfrom motor neurone disease. premier league leaders arsenal have slipped up again. they were held to a 1—1 draw at home by brentford. the gunners took he lead through leandro trossard 20 minutes into the second half. first goalfor the first goal for the club. but brentford equalised through ivan toney, they are now unbeaten in ten in the league. the aresenal amanger mikel arteta thought that toney�*s goal was offside and remonstarted with the officials at full time. arsenal are now six points clear of their nearest rivals manchester city who are at home to aston villa on sunday. elsewhere bournemouth held newcastle to a 1—1 draw. fulham beat nottingham forest, leicester thrashed spurs 4—1, while ten man wolves came from behind to win at southampton. 1-0 1—0 down, the foxes. crystal palace drew 1—1 with brighton and that was also the score in the days early kick off between

ireland are now two wins away from the grand slam, with scotland at murrayfield to come in two weeks'orld rugby", amid a pay dispute with the country's rugby union. but a strike was averted and their match with england is on in cardiff. it is about half an hour in an england lead by eight points— three another impressive day for england in their second test aginast new zealand in wellington. another intervention from the weather that curtailed their dominance, after declaring on 435 for eight oncejoe root had gone past 150. three wickets each for james anderson and jack leach left the home side 297 runs behind on 138 for seven. day three will get under way earlier in order to make up some of the overs lost on the opening two days. afterwards, joe root praised england captain ben stokes for his declaration. the way we are playing, the amount of confidence we've got we the way we are playing, the amount of confidence we've go— of confidence we've got we have a number one _ of confidence we've got we have a number one test _ of confidence we've got we have a number one test bowler— of co

there's just a few minutes left in scotland's clash with wales at murrayfield.ing to build on their victory over england last they haven't triumphed in the opening two games since 1996 but looked in control when george turner was bundled over the line. wales didn't take long to answer back and their captain ken 0wens kept them in touch with scotland who led 13—7 at the break. in the second half the hosts began to build on their lead, finn russell twice combined with kyle steyn for two tries, the second with an inch perfect kick, finished off by steyn. another superb scottish move provided for the bonus point winning fourth try, this time blaire kinghorn getting his name on the scoresheet and they lead 30—7. - 35.7. this is an emphatic win that looks to be calming for scotland in just a few seconds�* time. to the premier league, where leaders arsenal have dropped points for the second match in a row but do still have a six point advantage at the top of the table. mikel arteta�*s side lost at everton last week, and this afternoon were held by brentford, 1—1 at the

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england have lost twice in a row against their opening opponents, scotland — last year's defeat at murrayfieldty game — amid mounting concern over head injuries, the rfu has apologised for its handling of a rule change lowering the tackle height. the members of this club near manchester, like many others across england, furious at what they see as a lack of consultation. a lot of the players are thinking, where's it going and is it worth playing rugby any more? because it is a fundamental change to how we play the game, how we got brought up to play the game, and how the guys have been playing it for the last 30, 35 years. so there's a lot of unhappiness. facing a grassroots revolt, litigation over concussion and mounting concern over professional club finances, this weekend's calcutta cup match here at twickenham can't come soon enough for the beleaguered rfu, but they're not the only rugby union facing a crisis off the field. the six nations gets under way in cardiff, where legendary coach warren gatland starts his second stint in charge of wales. but his return has been overshadowed with th

their next match, they go to murrayfield to face scotland. principality stadium. that is against england at the end of the month. they will, i suppose, console themselves that far better teams than themselves will lose to the irish in this championship. lose to the irish in this chamionshi -. ~ ,,., , championship. absolutely, we will leave it there _ championship. absolutely, we will leave it there at _ championship. absolutely, we will leave it there at the _ championship. absolutely, we will leave it there at the principality i leave it there at the principality stadium. ollie foster, thank you. that match wasn't particularly close, but incredible late drama at twickenham this evening. new england coach, steve borthwick�*s first task was to reclaim the calcutta cup. scotland had won their last two matches against england going into today's match, and they scored two first—half tries, including this one. incredible solo effort. a host of english tacklers to cross the line and explosive start for scotland. max malins lead 1312 at half time,

their next match, they go to murrayfield to face scotland. what isn't going to face scotland.tter teams than themselves will lose to the irish in this championship. white back ollie foster there and much more reaction to those great wins for ireland and scotland over on the bbc sport website gloucester hartpury maintained their 100% record in the women's premier 15s. they beat bristol bears by 19 points to 17, to make it ten wins out of ten so far this season. they sit three points clear of the exeter chiefs. gloucester hartpury have a 100 % record in the league this season, but exeter have only had one defeat in their ten games. they cruised to victory against darlington mowden park sharks, who are bottom. there were also wins for saracens and sale. time now for some of today's other sport stories and perth scorchers won their fifth big bash title with a thrilling win over brisbane heat. the scorchers won by five wickets on home territory, reaching their target of 176 with four balls to spare. india's aditi ashok has a six shot lead going into the final round of the kenya ope

the numberfive was doddy murrayfield on a bike in 55 hours.this year she's going as a nominee. lesley co—wrote the screenplay for the netflix epic all quiet on the western front — but she's also a scottish triathlete, who partly funded the film with her race winnings. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson — no relation — has been out training with lesley, in her hometown of stirling. shouting. all quiet on the western front, the german language war film leads the baftas with 14 nominations and has another nine at the oscars, but none of this would have happened if it wasn't for a scottish triathlete. this is my primary school here, so a pretty special place to me. the site of your first theatrical production. that's it. lesley paterson is a five—times off road triathlete world champion and grew up in stirling but moved to california in her early 20s, combining her athletics career with trying to break into the movies. how much has triathlon got you ready for hollywood? very much so. it's the practice and resilience and overcoming fail

we'll head live to murrayfield in just a moment, but let's start in dublin, where tomorrow, the favouritesnd face the grand slam champions france. andy swiss is inside the stadium. these two sides are in very different places at the moment. that's right. you'd imagine the scotland fans turning up in pretty confident moods tomorrow after that victory over england last weekend. it was a victory lit up by that incredible first half tribe —— try. contrast that with wales who got off to a terrible start. and their coach has made some big changes for tomorrow's match. scotland will be wary. they haven't won the opening two matches since 1996. that said, both teams are will come for nothing tomorrow. it’s that said, both teams are will come for nothing tomorrow.— for nothing tomorrow. it's half done, for nothing tomorrow. it's half done. but _ for nothing tomorrow. it's half done, but last _ for nothing tomorrow. it's half done, but last year _ for nothing tomorrow. it's half done, but last year is - for nothing tomorrow. it's half. done, but last year is irrelevant. this_ done, but last year is

warren gatland has made some big changes ahead of this weekend's six nations clash with scotland at murrayfieldeavy defeat to ireland. the squad also includes first starts for exeter chiefs pair dafydd jenkins and christ tshiunza while tommy reffell completes a new—look back—row. we've lost that first games we can't win the grand slam or triple crown, we still want to do well in this tournament and the game is important for us. but we need to think long term as well. we need to think of the next seven or eight months. we have a huge disparity between those experienced players of the number of caps and a lot of the youngsters who are incredibly talented with limited numbers of caps so awfully developing their talents. —— obviously. meanwhile zander fagerson has been named in the scotland squad for the visit of wales. the glasgow warriors prop comes in for wp nel, who drops to the bench as the only change to the side that beat england to lift the calcutta cup in their tournament opener. and in a huge clash at the aviva on saturday. ireland coach andy farrell has made one change for their match wi

zander ferguson has been named in the scotland side to face wales at murrayfield on saturday.r. and in a huge clash at the aviva on saturday, ireland captainjonny sexton is named in the squad to face france despite coming off in the second half during their win over wales. conor murray makes his return, but no dan sheehan, who's out with a hamstring injury. worcester warriors are no more — the new owners of the rugby union club have announced they're changing the name. they've also withdrawn from the rfu's process to enter into the championship due to the instability of the league. the club will now be rebranded as sixways rugby. jim o'toole, who led the atlas takeover alongsidejames sandford, said, "the sad fact of life is that the worcester warriors brand and the worcester warriors business is gone." the international olympic committee has urged ukraine to drop threats of boycotting next year's games if russian and belarusian athletes compete. the ioc had said it will "explore a pathway" for russian and belarusian athletes to compete as neutrals in paris. ukraine's sports mi

he mentioned about coming up to murrayfield for this 6:30 start to see kevin away.ed to stay in bed. oh, sorry, catherine. i was so happy, so made up that he was there. i could see doddie trying to attract my attention and i was in this tartan lycra cycling gear. and i got closer and i still couldn't make him out. i was thinking, he might be about to say something inspirational in front of 300 males. got closer again. "breathe in, fatty!" and thatjust pretty much epitomised doddie. it meant that we got off to a great start, and we knew we were going to meet rob and steve along the way. cheering and applause thank you for your support. the plan was to connect the three together for it to be full circle from where it all started. i was so delighted he was there. that was a week before he passed away. when i look back, he was telling us that day when he turned up. he knew. i would describe him as the big brother. he'll be sadly missed. i was diagnosed with mnd 8.5 years ago, and at that time, it was almost unheard of. people often said, "i hope you will soon get better

all eyes on a "massive game" at murrayfield in two weeks, according to the ireland captainjames ryan.the wales game so the players drive that and going into the game on the back of win is a much better place to be in that if you come off the back of defeat. cricket, and england have work to do if they're to win the second test against new zealand in wellington. the home side finished day three just 2a runs behind after beginning their second innings 226 adrift. tom latham and devon conway made 149 before new zealand lost three wickets to jack leach and joe root. but kane williamson and henry nicholls dug in, to finish on 3/202. keely hodgkinson says she was a "little bit gutted" to miss out on a new women's 800m world record at athletics' world indoor tourfinal in birmingham, despite setting a new british record. the olympic 800m silver medallist shaved 200ths of a second off her own record and claimed her third win in three races to take the overall world tour title for the women's 800m, setting her up nicely for the european indoor championships next month. dina asher—smith, meanwhi

in the end , then destroyed wales end, then destroyed wales yesterday at murrayfield . yesterday at murrayfieldd going today. interesting comments earlier in the week from sir clive woodward, man who led england to world success 20 years ago. said he went to years ago. he said he went to the twickenham game last week and he said that it's just people going for drinks the time at intervals and during at the intervals and during match kind of watch the game match you kind of watch the game is the team is that getting behind the team is that getting behind the team is twickenham becoming the biggest pub in the world. now it's because , it's interesting because, there's cash cow element to there's a cash cow element to this are you do make this as well are if you do make good money a clive woodward good money on a clive woodward some as i've go some might say as i've got go and since left the and ever since you left the england those years ago england job all those years ago but i do think we saw the influence of the crowd yesterday dubun influence of the crowd yesterday dublin and they will have c

, think that murrayfield, i think that that will them they'll go will put them in, they'll go into theirhes the week after, possibly the thinking the week after that thinking there's a bit there's not, there's still a bit to do. yeah but got a fighting chance they've gone on to win the six nations no fiasco and have the six nations. have never won the six nations. but got up but they've got to come up against world number one ireland and come and they've got to come up against the french as well. absolutely. yeah, they have they have. looks like really have. but it looks like a really good, really tournament. good, really good tournament. i don't england are to don't think england are going to get winning it, get anywhere close winning it, but will learn but hopefully they will learn something. knows? we've something. and who knows? we've seen early before seen ireland peak early before world england to world cups, maybe england to just opposite and just doing the opposite and maybe, him maybe, maybe coach can make him a an impact in time for a bit of an impact in time for the world cup

the murrayfield. right. murrayfield. yes, that's right.me. i think sometimes when, i always think sometimes when, when a coach his first when a coach names his first squad, feels under pressure squad, he feels under pressure to a statement. inclusion to make a statement. inclusion or omission. i think or statement omission. i think that's mcclaren got that's when steve mcclaren got the 2006. the the england job in 2006. the first thing he did was tell his old friend david beckham he old friend david beckham that he wasn't part of the wasn't going be part of the squad more. he the squad any more. he was the captain. and it looks like the same things happened yesterday to some degree. elanga to some degree. many too. elanga has out. he's somebody has been left out. he's somebody who's mainstay the who's been a mainstay of the eddie era over the last eddie jones era over the last ten or he's brought in ten years or so. he's brought in owen collins, who owen hassall collins, who has been sizzling form for london been in sizzling form for londo

they want a twickenham years ago twickenham two years ago they won murrayfield last won at murrayfieldir very much got the wind in their sales they're twickenham sales and they're at twickenham today think today and yeah, i mean i think it's, going be huge it's, it's going to be huge crowd course you're going crowd of course you're going to have i from the cabbage have a i guess from the cabbage patch, the pub over there but it's big this tournament now it's so big this tournament now you international game you know the international game is union you know the international game is much union you know the international game is much so union you know the international game is much so than union you know the international game is much so than the union you know the international game is much so than the uni0|game. more much so than the club game. now be problems with now there could be problems with that forward because it's that going forward because it's the game provides the the club game that provides the players international players for the international game, struggling. players f

star of the six nations for the calcutta cup , which sometimes calcutta cup, which sometimes is murrayfield, just wonder what you can sing where you can sing it and what for the reaction be isuppose it and what for the reaction be i suppose to what will happen with the marseilles is because you a great song . you know, it's a great song. it's great the lyrics are it's a great the lyrics are i mean objectively , even someone mean objectively, even someone like me who doesn't like to think themselves is politically correct. quite shocking. you know, it's about soul and pure impure blood. we will allow impure blood. we will not allow impure blood. we will not allow impure it's heavy. impure blood. wow. it's heavy. but i mean, if any sensitive t read it, they could check on it. they might find all the french, particularly p.s. yes, the strong pc culture in from parent a and parent b it's now. and one other thing, delilah , the name other thing, delilah, the name for girls has actually and it's very, very popular now. so i wonder if this will have impact on that . right, freddy, where on that. r

warren gatland, has chopped and changed, has made nine changes to the side that were beaten at murrayfieldfor italy is exactly where it where it should , very high. where it should be, very high. the development of what they've shown over the last 12 months has been super impressive, so we are in for a tough game. day three of the second test against new zealand gets underway at the slightly earlier time of 9 o'clock tongiht after rain halted another brilliant england performance in wellington. three wickets each forjames anderson and jack leach reduced the home side to 138 for 7, 297 runs behind. some relentless bowling and sharp catching had raised the prospect of the tourists being able to enforce the follow—on. that decision will have to wait though after rain arrived to wipe out almost two hours of play. chelsea manager graham potter says he and his children have received death threats and his mental health has suffered with the pressure to get results. potter has come under mounting pressure during his team's poor run of form — winning just once in their last ten matches in all compe