we will see whether or not the wales number ten rhys patchell will have the bottle as he contends withll be a fierce cauldron in twickenham tomorrow. 82,000 fans will be here. england against wales. it could go some way to determining who will win this trophy this year. with england back in 2014 and part of that success for winning side. what have you made of those comments from eddiejones, what have you made of those comments from eddie jones, ramping what have you made of those comments from eddiejones, ramping up the pressure on rhys patchell? hopefully it works and doesn't go the other way. england need to put pressure on him. there will be pressure but if he isa him. there will be pressure but if he is a youngster and he's been playing ever so well, if he gets it right tomorrow eddie might have to mince his words. you play the game, ifan mince his words. you play the game, if an opposing coach was suggesting you might not have the bottle, how would that make you want to respond? it would act as motivation. you always wa nt it would act as motivation. you always want to prove peopl

we will see whether or not the wales number ten rhys patchell will have the bottle as he contends withfierce called on here in twickenham tomorrow. 82,000 fans will be packed in here for the big match of the seven —— second weekend of the championship, england against wales and it will go some way to determine who will win the trophy this year. we will get the thoughts of garratt street and on release garratt, what have you made of those comments gary, from emily —— eddie jones, ramping up the pressure on rhys patchell? we hope it works, it can go either way, england need to put pressure on him, there will be pressure but if either youngster and has been playing well so far, if he gets it right tomorrow, eddie might have two mince his words. emma, if an opposing coach were saying you might not have the bottle for a big occasion, how would you feel and respond on the field? it would act asa respond on the field? it would act as a motivation, you want to prove people wrong, you want to show what you are about and as gary said he has shown that, and in that first game, he will be put unde

with the step up from cardiff last time out and has pointed the finger at that young fly—half rhys patchellnger at that young fly— half rhys patchedm and has pointed the finger at that young fly-half rhys patchell. it is a massive step up, he has not played much test rugby at all he is a young quy much test rugby at all he is a young guy who has not got a great deal of experience players, he will have farrell at, danny care, george ford said the pressure on him will be enormous and it is whether he has the bottle to handle it. do you think you does? we will find out. how big is that step up from scotla nd how big is that step up from scotland at home to england away? scotla nd scotland at home to england away? scotland could not handle the expectation, they were red—hot favourites wales went in at the underdogs playing at home nothing to lose and they played with great freedom and now they have expectations and it is interesting, comments warren has made similar to comments warren has made similar to comments greg made before scotland and wales, now they have to cope with the expectation an

it is down now to rhys patchell to come out and show he is a player that can do that, he is of easilye he puts pressure on him. as a player, if an opposing coach said something about you in the lead up said something about you in the lead up to said something about you in the lead uptoa said something about you in the lead up to a match, what frame of mind with that leave you in? every individual psyche and how they deal with it, i would be thinking, this isa with it, i would be thinking, this is a good thing, if i was rhys patchell, it shows he knows i can play and dominate, in terms of how wales want to move forward and play more of an expansive game, give the ball more air, he's very good at it. ifi ball more air, he's very good at it. if i was him i would think it was a compliment. then you have to come out and perform it. he is making you know, you have to do it in front of 90,000 people. the six nations, usually important, in the backdrop of all of this, the world cup on the horizon, that is what eddiejones has been tasked with, masterminding that, our england on the right track

rhys patchell, third choice timbre ten for wales, eddiejones third choice timbre ten for wales, eddiehe does not have the bottle to play at twickenham. what do you make of that as a player, if an opposing coach were saying that about you 7 an opposing coach were saying that about you? it depends on the player you are. it would definitely galvanise me and make me want to prove him wrong. he had a great game la st prove him wrong. he had a great game last week. he will be full of confidence and i think comments like that spur you on. i can imagine the likes of maro itoje are going to try and get into him early doors. likes of maro itoje are going to try and get into him early doorsm will be a scintillating atmosphere he will have to contend with. from the england side of things, george ford and owen farrell combining well against italy. it gives you options either side of the breakdown. they can split and play together. they are starting to develop their game. they will be a real threat. we will be hearing from the england camp in a moment but we know thatjonathan joseph has come in to

two minutes played, highball, rhys patchell didn't make it.it, right in the part of jonny may who did the rest. his second try soon followed but watch joe launchbury. with two welsh players on top of him he still got the ball to his team—mates. how could wales respond ? the ball to his team—mates. how could wales respond? pat shall put through a clever kick and confusion followed. the tv officialjudging if the welsh hand with a bandaged arm touched the ball down with control. no, he said. wales needed a try and this is how close they came. the line was there and so was sam underhill to grab his man. this kind of commitment wins this kind of match. 12—6 to england it finished. we were prepared for this game, we knew it would be an arm wrestle. we had a game plan, we executed it. you saw a lot of kicking in the game and i think saw a lot of kicking in the game and ithinka saw a lot of kicking in the game and i think a lot of credit has got to go to the guys who finished the game. the scramble and the defensive pressure not to let up in that fina

people forget rhys patchell has been in the squad for a good few years now.aps but he has experience of being around the camp. it is a step up, no being around the camp. it is a step up, no one being around the camp. it is a step up, no one will deny that. but he is ready for that and focused on the job at hand. that is all the sport for now. thank you. the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, has issued a stark warning to the uk — effectively telling the british government, you can't have your cake and eat it. 0ur deputy political editor, john pienaar, reports. brexit is coming and time is running short. just 13 months before britain is officially out of the european union, and today the eu had a sharp warning. sort out key sticking points, or there will be no deal and no transition. britain's brexit secretary met the eu chief negotiator in downing street on monday. friendly enough, butjust weeks to thrash out the shape of a brexit transition. today, with a big eu summit next month, michel barnier had a blunt message, in terms easy to understand. if

we will see whether or not the wales number ten rhys patchell will have the bottle as he contends withis year. with england back in 2014 and

rhys patchell had had his bottle questioned by england, will get the camera ready.yed, high ball, rhys patchell underneath it, did not make it, the ball in the hands of farrell who kicked it to jonny may who did the rest. the second try by jonny jonny may who did the rest. the second try byjonny may is soon followed, but whatjoe launchbury, with two welsh players on him he still passed the ball to his team—mate. how could wales respond? patchell putting through a clever kick and confusion following. the tv official judging kick and confusion following. the tv officialjudging if the welsh hand with the bandaged arm touched down the ball with control. no, he said. welsh penalties kept them close but they needed a try and this is how close they came. the clermont auvergne was there and so was some underhill to grab his man. this kind of commitment wins this kind of much. it finished 12—6 to england. i heard one england spectators say, job done, that may sum it up from a england fan point of view but what about those involved in the game? we prepared for the game, we kn

two minutes played, highball, rhys patchell didn't make it. was kicking it, right in the path ofjonnynchbury. the ball to his team—mates. how could wales respond? followed. touched the ball down with control. no, he said. wales needed a try and this is how close they came. the line was there and so was sam underhill to grab his man. this kind of commitment wins this kind of match. 12—6 to england it finished. the game in dublin was rather different. different. eight irish tries and 56 points against italy. points against italy. nations is to come down to england or ireland, its own track. or ireland, its own track. —— it is on track. 52—0 victory over wales. scotland were beaten 26—3 by france at scotstoun stadium. at the emirates stadium. given them an early lead. aguero has now scored 13 goals in ten games in 2018. sergio has amazing talent in the box. box. chances to give them the opportunity to score the goals he scores. to score the goals he scores. congratulations because it's not easy to score four goals. victory over north london rivals arsenal at wembley. the win moves totten

fly—half biggar‘s international experience sees him preferred to rhys patchell, who drops out of thebe demoted to the replacements' bench. williams also comes straight back into the starting line—up. so far wales have beaten scotland , before losing to england while ireland have won both their opening matches and head the table on points difference there are a quality side and we know how difficult they are to beat. —— there a quality side. we're happy with our record against them over the last four or five times. i think they've beaten us once in the last five occasions and one has been a draw. they tend to be pretty close in counters. we're looking forward to it. we know it's a massive game for us, it's a must win game. very much looking forward to that match to be played in dublin. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. until next time, goodbye for now. thanks forjoining me. time we updated you on the weather prospects for the whole of the british isles over the next few days or so. fairly slow change, i would have thought, over the next few d

england head coach eddiejones has ramped up the mind games, questioning whether wales fly half rhys patchelle" for the fixture. the inexperienced scarlets playmaker was instrumental as wales crushed scotland in cardiff last weekend. it isa it is a massive step up. he hasn't played much test rugby at all. he is a young guy, hasn't got great experienced players round hip. he will have rob shaw, farrell at him, he will have care, all guys who have played a lot of test resulting by. george ford. it is whether he has the bottle to handle it. it is whether he has the bottle to handle it. after their heavy defeat to wales on the opening weekend of the six nations, scotland have made six changes to their line up for sunday's game against france at murrayfield. former captain greig laidlaw was on the bench in cardiff but he'll start in place of ali price who was scrum half against the welsh the experienced sean maitland and ryan wilson also return. robshaw, farrell at him, he will have care, all guys who have played a lot of test rugby. george ford. it is whether he has the handle it. there is a lot

murrayfield, a fortnight ago jones and the players piled the pressure on the young wales fly—half rhys patchellsights as the scotland playmaker finn russell, who has had a shaky start of the campaign. he is a world—class player, you know? he went on a lions tour. he did some fantastic things in the france game and we have to defend him very closely. it is a small country, batting above its weight. i am sure we will feel that on saturday and we got to be up for it. this morning i spoke to them about the honour of being able to play in the calcutta cup. it is one of the most historic games in the rugby calendar. they feel honoured to play in this game and i want them to be excited about playing in this game. at the same time, they have to know they have a job to do. this fixture is the oldest in rugby, laced with history. the england camp has been focused, almost clinical this week. for them, murrayfield holds no fear. england have not lost their in a decade. described as a diva, mercedes unveiled the car they hope for the them to a fifth record world championship double this season. but today th

people forget rhys patchell has been around the squad for a few years.he has experience among the camp. it is a step up, playing away at twickenham against england, but he is ready for that and is focused on thejob in hand. michael 0'neill‘s bouye extension as the northern ireland manager has been successfully extended. he has taken the longest and most lucrative contract in the irish fa's history. i know thejob in hand is one i will devote my life and salted, the job i know thejob in hand is one i will devote my life and salted, thejob i took on six years ago is still as appealing and exciting as it was then. the nature of football, it is a lucrative business, but for me, it is the personal nature of this job that has been a big factor in the decision to stay on. walter smith will not be taking the scotland job. he had become the favourite after o'neill he had become the favourite after 0'neill turned it down but smith ruled himself out after talks with the scottish fa. good news for the fa ns the scottish fa. good news for the fans of leicester city, i

he'll replace rhys patchell who drops out of the matchday squad.as signed a new deal with nottinghamshire to play only limited—overs matches until the end of the 2019 season, following the path of england team—mate adil rashid, who said he will only play white—ball cricket for yorkshire in 2018. hales' last test appearance was back in 2016. england women head coach phil neville has named chelsea's anita asante in his first squad for next month's shebelieves cup in the united states. asante, who was last called up in 2015, was one of several players who said they were poorly treated by previous boss mark sampson. injured skipper steph houghton has also been named in the squad. just over a year ago former newcastle falcons player doddie weir was diagnosed with muscle wasting motor neurone disease. he made his condition public last summer and set up a foundation to raise funds for research into the as yet incurable disease. next month the falcons will donate the proceeds from a special shirt they'll wear in support of doddie's charity when they play n

rhys patchell had his bottle questioned by england. we will get the cameras ready.oin farrell, who knew exactly where he was kicking it, right into the path ofjohnny may, who did the rest. commentator: jonny may is going to win the race! may‘s second try soon followed, but watch joe launchbury, two welsh players on top of him, still slipped the ball to his team—mate. inside pass, a second try forjonny may! so how could wales respond? patchell put through a clever kick and confusion followed. the tv officialjudging if the welsh hand with the bandaged arm touched the ball down with control. no, he said. welsh penalties kept them close, they needed a try and this is how close they came. the line was there and so was sam underhill to grab his man. this kind of commitment wins this kind of match, 12—6 to england it finished. so, after this win at twickenham, england are still two wins from two games, perfect record and the same applies to ireland. the game in dublin was rather different. eight irish tries and 56 points against italy. if this six nations is to come down t

rhys patchell was playing here for the first time. six nations means attention. cameras everywhere.it, didn't make it. owen farrell knew exactly where he was kicking it. right in the path ofjonny may, who did the rest. his second try soon followed, but watch joe did the rest. his second try soon followed, but watchjoe launchbury. with two welsh players on top of him, he's still got the ball to his team—mate. so how could wales respond? patchell but through a clever kick and confusion followed. the tv officialjudging if the welsh and with the bandaged arm touched the ball down with control. no, he said. welsh penalties kept them close. they needed a try and this is how close they came. the line was there and so was sam underhill to grab his man. this kind of commitment wins this kind of match. 12-6 to commitment wins this kind of match. 12—6 to england it finished. england maintained their perfect start to the six nations but above all else, after this enthralling game, what the teams will relish is a week off. ireland can reflect on three tries conceded against italy if they want, o

nine people forget rhys patchell has been around who scored the years.n as northern ireland manager has been formally announced. the a8—year—old recently turned down the chance to succeed gordon strachan as the new scotland boss, instead opting to accept the longest and most lucrative contract in the history of the irish fa. walter smith won't take that scotland job either, that would have been for a second time, he was the favourite to succeed gordon strachan after michael o'neill turned down the job at smith appears to have ruled himself out after talks with the scottish fa. good news for leicester city fans, it appears that the clubs fall out with riyad mahrez is coming to an end. the algerian international trained for the first time today since the club rejected several bids from premier league leaders manchester city on the final day of the january transfer window. he could even feature for leicester city in the late kick off tomorrow. lee westwood said he needed his wits about him after a challenging day at the european tour event in perth. in stro

murrayfield, a fortnight agojones and the players piled the pressure on the young wales fly—half rhys patchell shaky start of the campaign. he is a world-class player, you know? he went on a lions tour. he did some fantastic things in the france game and we have two defend him very closely. it is a small country, batting above its weight. i small country, batting above its weight. lam small country, batting above its weight. i am sure we will feel that on saturday and we got to be up for it. this morning i spoke to them about the honour of being able to play in the calcutta cup. it is one of the most historic games in the rugby calendar. they feel honoured to play in this game and i want them to play in this game and i want them to be excited about playing in this game. at the same time, they have to know they have a job to do. this fixture is the oldest in rugby, laced with history. the england camp has been focused, almost clinical this week. for them, has been focused, almost clinical this week. forthem, murrayfield holds no fear. england have not lost their ina holds no fear. england have

cardiff last weekend, a new look welsh team excelled beating scotland, led by a young fly half, rhys patchelly, has not got greatly experienced players around him, the pressure on him will be enormous, it is whether he has something to handle it. a little bit insulting, when a coach questions the mental approach? no, not at all, i think that is rugby, how you are made, those questions will be asked, it is not about experience, those questions will be asked. it is about your make up. you have two answer these questions, that is the pressure of the sport. rebuilding at twickenham is bricks, mortar and metal, as you can see from the stadium, that requires money, rebuilding a team in the six nations, that is a lot more difficult. scotland, the blues, so crestfallen in cardiff that they have brought in their most experienced players to play france, can't let another match slip by them. england ran in seven tries against italy last weekend, will be different against wales, both teams can agree upon that. eddiejones's interventions are usually designed to make an impact, so, who has got the bottle?

eddiejones has been ramping up the mind games, questioning whether wales's "fill—in" fly—half rhys patchelloung guy, has not what greatly experienced players around him. chris robshaw, danny care, all guys going out to him, george ford, so much experience, so the pressure on him will be enormous. it is whether he has the bottle to handle it. the former ireland internationaljoy neville will make more rugby union history tonight, when she'll become the first woman to referee a pro 1a rugby match, ulster versus southern kings. neville is already the first woman to take charge of a men's european club fixture but despite the landmarks, she says she still encounters negativity. after the little stories are coming into clubs and you referee a third division women's game, actually, i tell them division women's game, actually, i tellthem i'm here for division women's game, actually, i tell them i'm here for division one, they ask if i can keep the pace. no, there is no point in being defensive, you get annoyed, there is no message being sent. you can watch the opening ceremony over on bbc 0ne, the

he's questioned whether wales's ‘fill—in' fly—half rhys patchell has the "bottle" for the match at twickenhamt. the former ireland international joy neville will make more rugby union history tonight, when she'll become the first woman to referee a pro 1a rugby match — ulster versus southern kings. neville is already the first woman to take charge of a men's european club fixture — but despite the landmarks, she says she still encounters negativity. often, the little stories you hear a referee and a third division men's game and there is no one to referee in division 1. would you keep up with the pace of life? there is no point being defensive. they will be annoyed and you will be annoyed and no messages being sent. that is a fantastic achievement. sport later on. now, its three and a half years since the world watched in horror the spectacle of an american man savagely murdered — beheaded — in the syrian desert by a british man. the american was james foley and his murderer was dubbed jihadi john. he was one of a group that became known as the british beatles. they'd volunteered to fight alo

he'll replace rhys patchell, who drops out of the match—day squad.sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you very much. 0xfam revealed this morning it is investigating 26 new cases. . . of alleged sexual misconduct, reported to the charity since a scandal broke over its handling of a case in haiti. 0xfam's chief executive, mark goldring, apologised to mps today at an urgent session of the international development committee. i repeat 0xfam's broader apology and my personal apology. i am sorry, we are sorry for the damage 0xfam have done, both to the people of haiti, but also wider efforts for aid and development, by possibly undermining public support. so i wholeheartedly apologise for those comments and commit to work in that greater public interest so 0xfam can make a powerful role in the work we all believe in. 0xfam's international director, winnie byanyima, said some of its staff had let down the british public, but that the charity had vital work to do. some people entered our system who didn't share our values. they abus

rhys was playing for the first time. cameras everywhere. two minutes played. a high ball. patchell did not make it.ry soon followed. but watch joe. two welsh players on him but he got it away anyway. so, how did wales respond? a clever kick. confusion followed. the tv official looking for control. "no," he said. welsh penalties kept them close. they needed a drive. this is how close they came. the line was there, along with sam underhill to grab his men. 12—6 to england it finished. england, two wins from two, a perfect start to the six nations. this game is exhausting and enthralling. they will want a week off. ireland can reflect on three tries conceded, but more positively on the eighth they scored. ireland, two wins from two, ending the tournament at twickenham, five weeks away. joe wilson, bbc news. england's women also made it two wins out of two as they thrashed wales, 52—nil. scotland meanwhile were overpowered at home by france — they went down 26—3. sergio aguero scored four second—half goals as premier league leaders manchester city thrashed leicester 5—1 at the etihad. with the game at

rhys patchell was playing for the first time. six nations means attention. cameras everywhere.en farrell, knowing where he was kicking it. right to jonny may, who did the rest. well, his second try soon followed. but watch joe launchberry. two welsh players on him but he got it away anyway. so, how did wales respond? patchell with a clever kick. confusion followed. the ball down for control. "no," he said. welsh penalties kept them close. they needed a try. this is how close they came. the line was there, along with sam underhill to grab his men. 12—6 to england it finished. to the six nations. they will want a week off. or more positively, on the eighth they scored. five weeks away. joe wilson, bbc news. wales, 52—0. scotland, meanwhile, were overpowered at home by france. they went down 26—3. leaders manchester city thrashed leicester 5—1 at the etihad. of a kasper schmeichel error for his hat—trick. to 16 points. sergio aguero, he is a talent in the box. box. we try to create a lot of chances for him. he is always better. better. be congratulations, it is very difficult to s