our reporter sara orchard has been telling me about how it impacts england's chances at the tournamentultimately, it has been disrupted, losing your captain for what would be the two most important games of england's polar stage and argentina and japan are the strongest in their group, however, the rugby world cup draw was done in a long time in advance and that means that those pools are extremely lopsided, meaning teams are ranked 1—5 in the world are at the opposite side of the draw to england are, so despite this disruption, you would expect england to get to the pool stage and reach a quarterfinal, by which time, they do not have any more disciplinary issues, they could well be going further and deep into that tournament. football now — and the copa libertadores quarter finals are under way. internacional won 1—0 away at bolivar in the first leg of their last eight clash at the la paz stadium, which is 3600 metres above sea level. ecuador�*s enner valencia scored the games only goal to give them a slender advantage in the second leg. former argentina striker carlos tevez is back i

here's our rugby union reporter sara orchard. it does appear to be very confusing. argument used to clear him was that the actions of the england hooker jamie george, in the tackle, caused him to change direction. now today, world rugby have announced of course that they'll be appealing this decision to overturn the red card. in a statement, they said they fully support the important role that an independent disciplinary process plays in upholding the integrity and the values of the sport, particularly regarding foul play and had contact. and, of course, they went on to say that player welfare is the sport's number one priority, hence why you're hearing from a lot of charities at the moment, including headway, about why this is so important. now we have heard very recently that the hearing will be early next week — we don't have exact details of that yet — but you can see, with the rugby world cup so close, why world rugby will want this in some way to be resolved. well, as sara alluded to there, there has been plenty of reaction to the decision to initially overtur

here's our rugby union reporter sara orchard. it does appear to be very confusing.eorge, in the tackle, caused him to change direction. now today, world rugby have announced of course that they'll be appealing this decision to overturn the red card. in a statement, they said they fully support the important role that an independent disciplinary process plays in upholding the integrity and the values of the sport, particularly regarding foul play and had contact. and of course, they went on to say that player welfare

our reporter sara orchard has been telling me about how it impacts england's chances at the tournament. well, ultimately it has been disruptive, losing your captain for what would be the two most important games of england's pool stage in the argentina and japan being the strongest in their group. however, the rugby world cup draw was done a long time in advance and it means that those polls are extremely lopsided. and that means that the team is ranked one to five in the world are on the opposite side of the draw to where england actually are. so despite this disruption, you would still expect england to get through that pool stage and reach a quarterfinal, by which time, if they don't have any more disciplinary issues, then they could well be going further and deeper into that tournament. next to the world athletics championships — where the favourite, kenya's faith kipyegon produced a devastating turn of pace to win the women's 1500 metres in budapest the double olympic champion, who previously won world golds in 2017 and last year in eugene, led from gun to tape. she kicked at the

our reporter sara orchard has been telling me about how it impacts england's chances at the tournament important games of england's polar stage and argentina and japan are the

our reporter sara orchard has been telling me about how it impacts england's chances at the tournamenttimately, it has been disruptive, losing your captain for what would be the two most important games of england's pool stage, and argentina and japan are the strongest in their group. however, the rugby world cup draw was done a long time in advance and that means that those pools are extremely lopsided, meaning teams ranked 1—5 in the world are on the opposite side of the draw to where england are, so despite this disruption, you would still expect england to get through the pool stage and reach a quarterfinal, by which time, if they do not have any more disciplinary issues, they could well be going further and deeper into that tournament. football now — and the copa libertadores quarterfinals are underway. internacional won 1—0 away at bolivar in the first leg of their last eight clash at the la paz stadium, which is 3,600 metres above sea level. ecuador�*s enner valencia scored the games only goal to give them a slender advantage in the second leg. taking over at struggling independ

let's hear now from our reporter sara orchard on how these bans might impact england's chances at theament. ultimately, it has been disruptive, losing your captain for what would be the two most important games of england's pool stage, and argentina and japan are the strongest in their group. however, the rugby world cup draw was done a long time in advance and that means that those pools are extremely lopsided, meaning teams ranked 1—5 in the world are on the opposite side of the draw to where england are, so despite this disruption, you would still expect england to get through the pool stage and reach a quarterfinal, by which time, if they do not have any more disciplinary issues, they could well be going further and deeper into that tournament. it's been a good day for great britain so far at the world athletics championships in budapest. some of the big names doing what they need to do. keely hodgkinson made a winning start to her bid for world gold. the reigning olympic and world 800 metres silver medallist taking victory in her heat in one minute, 59.53 seconds. zarnel hughes m