robbie savage, who coaches a juniorfootball team tiers.ho coaches a junior football team and campaign for a return of children's sport, told me how much the decision meant. i've got a big smile on my face and it means so much to the youngsters all around the country. it was imperative it was brought back from mental and physical well—being. the pressures on children in modern—day societies are already there are so they need a release on that release will be welcome. there was welcome news for indoor cash—strapped courts as well like was able to reopen. the olympic gold medallist rebecca adlington who coaches the next generation believes it is essential. for many people, swimming is the only form of exercise they can do, especially the elderly or for rehab orany especially the elderly or for rehab or any sort of injuries. i would be really concerned that the obesity rate, the more inactive adult will rise as well, so we need to tackle theseissues rise as well, so we need to tackle these issues so we don't overwhelm these issues so we don't

former premier league and wales footballer robbie savage, has launched a petition, calling on the government youth team sport to continue. and he's been speaking passionately about what he described as the "nonsensical" rules. if schools were to close and grassroots was to stop, i totally get it. but the inconsistency about the tweet last night to stop households mixing. tell me why allowing school to continue but thousands of youngsters, for their mental and physical well—being cannot participate. it is their out, kids can choose different pathways. these kids need a mental and physical activity to stimulate themselves on a weekend. it is ridiculous. rugby league has been hit by yet another coronavirus outbreak, with hull kr ending their super league season early. they say they're unable to field a team for their last three games, following the latest round of testing. three players were positive and two more received inconclusive results, with another five forced to self—isolate, in line with track and trace protocols. rovers already had nine players sidelined by injury and they're at the

former wales international robbie savage, who coaches a localjunior side, told me not giving you spot is a mistakelj side, told me not giving you spot an exemption is a mistake. i don't really understand it. for me, it's a huge part of their education, the mental health, the physical wellbeing of all these youngsters. for this to be taken away from them at this time, for me, it can be so damaging. the government says pausing sport will reduce transmission from mixing of households, but those involved insist there is minimal risk and wa nt to insist there is minimal risk and want to play on. we do it to play with our team, make new friends, it is an amazing part of our life, and if it goes, everyone will be upset. scenes like this are about to be put on hold on grassroots pitches throughout england, for the next month at least, and the fear is that the suspension of new sport will have a damaging impact on youngsters' physical and mental health at a time when the amount of pe and sport in schools is being reduced because the pandemic. even noncontact sports like golf and tennis today l

former international robbie savage who coaches a junior football team and campaigned for a return of i have a big smile on my face. it means so much to the youngsters all around the country, it was imperative that it was brought back for the physical and mental well—being. the pressures on children in modern day society is massive anyway, so they need a release, and that release coming now is going to be welcomed. there was welcome news for cash—strapped indoor sports too with facilities like pools able to reopen next week in all tiers and former olympic gold medalist rebecca adlington, who now spends time coaching the next generation of swimmers, believes the move is essential. for many, many people swimming is the only form of exercise that they can do, especially for the kind of elderly or rehab, or any sort of injury. so i'd be really concerned that the obesity rate in more inactive adults will rise as well, so we really need to tackle these issues so we don't overwhelm the nhs from that side of things as well. there are still frustrations. while gyms can also reopen, group activ

former international robbie savage who coaches a junior football team and campaigned for a return ofnt. well, you can see i have a big smile on my face. it means so much to the youngsters all around the country, it was imperative that it was brought back for the physical and mental well—being. the pressures on children in modern day society is massive anyway, so they need a release, and that release coming now is going to be welcomed. there was welcome news for cash—strapped indoor sports too with facilities like pools able to reopen next week in all tiers and former olympic gold medalist rebecca adlington, who now spends time coaching the next generation of swimmers, believes the move is essential. for many, many people swimming is the only form of exercise that they can do, especially for the kind of elderly or rehab, or any sort of injury. so i'd be really concerned that the obesity rate in more inactive adults will rise as well, so we really need to tackle these issues so we don't overwhelm the nhs from that side of things as well. there are still frustrations. while gyms can als

former wales international robbie savage, who also coaches a localjuniors side, told me not giving youthart of their education, the mental health, the physical well—being of all these youngsters. for this to be taken away from them at this time is, for me, it can be so damaging. the government says pausing sport will reduce transmission from mixing of households, but those involved insist there is minimal risk and want to play on. we do it to play with our team and make new friends. it is just an amazing part of our life, isn't it? yeah. if it goes, everyone is going to be really upset. scenes like this are about to be put on hold on grassroots pitches throughout england for the next month at least, and the fear is that the suspension of youth sport will have a damaging impact on youngsters' physical and mental health at a time when the amount of pe and sport in schools has been reduced because of the pandemic. despite some confusion within government, today it was confirmed even noncontact sports, golf and tennis, will stop. barbara has been a member at this club for the last 46 years.

pundit and former wales player robbie savage, who also coaches a junior side, said use post should be, physical well—being. for this to be taken away from them can be so damaging. the government insists stopping grassroots sport is needed to reduce transmission and mixing of hassles but doesn't involved in said social distancing by pa rents involved in said social distancing by parents means minimal risk. we do it forfun, we by parents means minimal risk. we do it for fun, we do it to win, we do it for fun, we do it to win, we do it to play with our team, we make new friends, it is animating part of out new friends, it is animating part of our life and everybody will be really upset if it goes. scenes like this are to be put on hold on grassroots pitches throughout england for the next month at least, and the fear is that the suspension of youth sport will have a detrimental effect on the physical and mental health of youngsters at a time when the motor of pe and sport in schools has been reduced. —— when mantell. after suggesting golf and tennis may be exempt, the government today su

former international robbie savage who coaches a junior football team and campaignfora who coaches asport told me just how much the decision meant. like you can see i have a big smile on my face. it means so much to the youngsters all around the country, it was imperative that it was brought back for the physical and mental well—being. the pressures on children in modern day society is massive anyway so they needed a release and that release coming now is going to be welcomed. there was welcome news for cash—strapped indoor sports too with facilities like pools able to reopen next week in all tiers and former olympic gold medalist rebecca adlington who now spends time coaching the next generation of swimmers believes the move is essential. for many people swimming is their only form of exercise that they can do, especially for the kind of elderly 01’ especially for the kind of elderly or rehab, orany especially for the kind of elderly or rehab, or any sort really concerned that the obesity i'd be really concerned that the rise as well, so we the number of inactive adults will rise as

former footballer robbie savage, has launched a petition, calling on the government to allow supervisedes. you have boris johnson looking to return on the 11th of december but you have oliver dowden last night saying we can get grassroots sport back when we can. straightaway there is a mental impact on youngsters. there is no clarity. they do not have a goal to where we return so clarity. they do not have a goal to where we return so there are inconsistencies and the second point in his tweet was households mixing. kids can mix in school. my son, i just dropped him off at the bus, and he will get on the bus with 29 other households, go to school, mix on the astrotu rf households, go to school, mix on the astroturf in his year bubble, in his year there are 150, so he could possibly mix with another hundred and 49 different households. in class, indoors, he could mix with 30 other households. after school, children congregate outside, possibly with another 100 households. in his tweet, stopping grassroots sport, pausing it, to save kids mixing with different households. it is nonsensical.

former international robbie savage who coaches a junior football team and campaigned for a return of face. it means so much to the youngsters all around the country, it was imperative that it was brought back for the physical and mental well—being. the pressures on children in modern day society is massive anyway, so they need a release, and that release coming now is going to be welcomed. there was welcome news for cash—strapped indoor sports too with facilities like pools able to reopen next week in all tiers and former olympic gold medalist rebecca adlington, who now spends time coaching the next generation of swimmers, believes the move is essential. for many, many people swimming is the only form of exercise that they can do, especially for the kind of elderly or rehab, or any sort of injury. so i'd be really concerned that the obesity rate in more inactive adults will rise as well, so we really need to tackle these issues so we don't overwhelm the nhs from that side of things as well. there are still frustrations. while gyms can also reopen, group activities such as exercise cl

former premier league and wales footballer robbie savage, has launched a petition, calling on the governmentearlier and he was really passionate about what he described as the "nonsensical" rules. if schools were to close and grassroots was to stop, i totally get it. but the inconsistency about the tweet last night to stop households mixing. and the parents, what we have been doing as official grassroots club, every time a player enters they have their temperature check, everything is sanitised and there is track and trace. every game we have participated in, there has not been one case of covid because we do it right and the proper way. pa rents, we do it right and the proper way. parents, one parent to child on the sidelines, social distancing. they can pick up or drop off, if that was the case. we all have our safeguarding certificates, we are dbs checked and have our coaching licenses. tell me why allowing school to continue but thousands of youngsters, for their mental and physical well—being cannot participate. it is their out, kids can choose different pathways. these kids need a ment

i will practice branding with the mug, this will be my new robbie savage technique, i will show thatar—old. tim muffett has been watching the ceremony at woolwich barracks this morning. good morning, what has been happening? good morning to you. it is a lovely site here this morning, when we think of military bribery we think mainly of the men and women who serve in the armed forces but we don't think of dogs and animals but today that is what it is all about and the start of the show, kuno, our four—year—old belgian mall and one dog. he hasjust received four—year—old belgian mall and one dog. he has just received a very special medal, the animal equivalent of the victorian cross, the pdsa ticket medal. here is a little story about what happened to him. kuno was supporting uk forces in afghanistan last year as they targeted al-qaeda extremists. pinned down under heavy attack, kuno was instructed to tackle an enemy gunman. fantastic dog as he was, he absolutely took that moment and, despite being hit by a couple of gunshot wounds, he managed to achieve what he set out to do, and he br

former player and bbc pundit robbie savage has been campaigning throughout the pandemic for children out and the fresh air outdoors and run our own, build friendships, when lose or draw it is so important that these kids are out there and the big thing for me now is when we are back the parents have to socially distance on the side. if they do not we have to follow the guidelines so you have to be ruthless as a coach and a few see pa rents ruthless as a coach and a few see parents mixing you have to tell them to follow the guidelines because they do not be could get shutdown again and the kids were once again suffer. the champions league returns tonight. chelsea can qualify for the last 16 if they beat renne and the other result in their group goes their way. they beat the french side 3—0 at stamford bridge earlier this month. frank lampard's sides are unbeaten so far with seven points at the halfway stage. if they can qualify with 2 games to spare, it would be useful considering the busy schedule coming up. i have looked at the schedule through december and it is brutal. we are doin

the biggest names in football during the ‘80s and ‘90s, representing clients like dennis wise, robbie savage of the point where storm eta made landfalljust two weeks ago. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. at home, much quieter, a lot of cloud around, as you can see from our picture of edinburgh. and across the uk, extensive cloud cover this morning, but mild, and breezy, and some of us have some rain. more notably across western scotland, but some of that getting on across northern ireland through the day, and quitea northern ireland through the day, and quite a lot of merck across western areas. cloud coming in on this south—westerly breeze. —— a lot of murk. producing some showers and drizzle as well. a blustery day, but if you're in the shelter of the grampians, the pennines or in north—east wales, for example, your temperature in any sunshine could get up to 17 or 18 celsius. but generally we are looking at ten to about 15. heading through the evening and overnight, the rain continues to fall across western scotland. those rainfall totals do we mounting up. the risk of