you can more from rory best at 6:30pm.n action on saturday against wales who have made four changes for the match at twickenham. as for england, they have me to make changes over their win over ireland. rorting newell is being held by police in paraguay for allegedly losing a fake passport to enter the country. the world cup winner apparently had his brazilian passports confiscated last july winner apparently had his brazilian passports confiscated lastjuly over unpaid taxes. pa rallel‘s passports confiscated lastjuly over unpaid taxes. parallel‘s minister says he has not been arrested and that he denies any wrongdoing. the football association is to investigate the incident in which tottenham midfielder eric dier ran into the stands to confront a fan. he had to be restrained by security after challenging a supporter, who had allegedly insulted him and his family. it was after their fa cup defeat at home to norwich. managerjose mourinho said dier shouldn't have done it but that he understood the england international‘s fru

earlier i spoke to the former ireland captain rory best about the postponements, and how the playersel. it's disappointing since it is such a fantastic tenant to pray. and all the history surrounding that to the situation that france happened ten days one the last two games will be no turn of the present. the boys along to get back on the page as $0011 along to get back on the page as 50011 as along to get back on the page as soon as possible. when he is no gain ina six soon as possible. when he is no gain in a six nations it is a tough two weeks waiting to play again. now with the game being postponed, it's been three weeks for them. this week has been not only a match rate has been let's focus on france. i'm sure they are looking at the positives, this gives saf to make the a one—off game. this gives saf to make the a one—off game. so all week, events in the sporting world have been cancelled or postponed in light of the outbreak, with question marks over several high profile competitions and matches in the near future. joe lynsky is here, with latest affected, including games in t

we will have a comprehensive round—up on sports day including a interview with rory best this eveninghat england against italy in the six nations will not go ahead. it has been postponed because of the coronavirus. retail giantjohn lewis has cut its staff bonus to 2% of annual salary in the lowest payout since 1953. it follows a 23% fall in full—year underlying profits to £123 million. this our business correspondent emma simpson is here. motive behind this drop in profits? the numbers are poor but they could have been a lot worse. we have a new chairman and this is the only figure she has no responsibility for. some people were expecting it to be a far worse picture than today. profits down by nearly a quarter. waitrose feeling better. the damage has been done atjohn lewis department stores and if you look at their figures their profits have collapsed by about half, down to 40 million for the year. in 2016 they were making about 260 million so a combination of things going on. weaker sales in homewares, electrical products, rising costs, the impact of discounting, and they have had s

former ireland skipper rory best agrees with the decision.ke sure that everyone's health and welfare and the containment of the viruses given top priority, but from a sporting point of view, it is disappointing. with the six nations, and all the history surrounding it, there is going to be situation if france happen to lose one of the last two games, there is going to be no trophy presentation at the end of it. that will be strange. the six nations have not given any indication of when the matches will be rescheduled. that will probably be rescheduled. that will probably be either the summer or the autumn asi be either the summer or the autumn as i did in 2001. they have confirmed all of the matches this weekend and next weekend will go ahead as planned. i'm a big cricket fan, but this i do not understand. how can you lose a final without dying. i'm assuming it to do with coronavirus? nothing to do with coronavirus, everything to do with the weather. it has rained and rained and rained in sydney and rules are rained and rained in sydney and r