who knows where 0wen farrell may end up, but for now he's still on english soil playing for saracenstion about a move to france that led to this unforced error, but either way, dan kelly accepted the ball with thanks and leicster tigers were off and running the sort of pass farrell won't want to see again. saracens got their noses in front after great work from elliot daly was finished off in style by tom parton but the tigers improved their chances of making the playoffs. tries from matt rogerson and harry simmons saw leicester close in on the top four. meanwhile, both exeter and northampton could have gone top of the table and for a long time it appeared it was going to be exeter. four tries in 23 minutes put them 26—nil up. northampton, though, made the most of two exeter yellow cards and 26—12 at half time became 35—29 to saints after a hat trick of tries from 0llie slighthome. it's another one! exeter hadn't lost at home all season and probably thought they'd done enough when tomier put them in front again at 36—35 with 8 minutes to go. northampton simply refused to be beaten an

french rugby union side racing 92 have announced owen farrell willjoin the club from saracens.hile playing in france, farrell won't be able to play for england. due to the rfu's rules about fielding overseas players. the saracens club captain has been with them for 15 years but there had been widespread speculation about his future in the premiership, since the former england captain announced in november he was taking a break from the international game, to prioritise his mental wellbeing. the french club announced the news on social media. farrelljoins on a two—year deal starting this summer. having made more than 200 appearances for saracens in all competitions, winning six premiership titles and three european champions cups. each individual is very different and what they decide to do with their careers and theirfamilies is right for their families is right for them. theirfamilies is right for them. the rules are clear, if you choose not to play in england you will not be able to represent your country and that for me is a choice of those guys have made and they are very c

it means the defending champions are nowjust a point behind saracens at the top of the table.s women and men�*s hockey teams have secured places at the paris olympics. while the men won despite having the luxury of losing their qualifying semifinal, the women didn�*t. needing to win their third place playoff to make this summner�*s games. after gold and a bronze at the last two olympics, britain had to beat ireland in valencia to claim a spot in paris orface missing out on the games entirely. sarahjones got the opening goal, and katie robertson provided what proved to be the winner after a consolation for irleand came as time expired. it means great britain join belgium and spain as the three teams qualifying from the women�*s tournament. emotional is definitely the word. just absolutely thrilled to qualified for the olympics. i think we had a fantastic tournament. today probably wasn�*t the best hockey that we�*ve played, but i think we played some really good hockey through this tournament. that�*s something we will build on going up to paris, and i think ireland really brou

french rugby union side racing 92 have confirmed owen farrell willjoin the club from saracens.t means while he plays in france, farrell won't be able to play for england due to the rfu's rules about fielding overseas players. the saracens club captain has been with them for 15 years — there'd been widespread speculation about his future in the premiership, since the former england captain announced in november he was taking a breakfrom the international game, to prioritise his mental wellbeing. the french club announced the news on social media. farrelljoins on a two—year deal starting this summer having made more than 200 appearances for saracens in all competitions, winning six premiership titles and three european champions cups. there was plenty of drama on day nine of the australian open. sixth seed alexander zverev had to win a fifth set tie—break in his match against britain's cameron norrie to make the quarter—finals. the german will face number two seed carlos alcaraz who lost just eight games as he beat miomir kecmanovic of serbia in straight sets. it is great to find

saracens got their noses in front after great work from elliott daly was finished off in style by tomn the top four. meanwhile both exeter and northampton could have gone top of the table and for a long time it appeared that it was going to be exeter — four tries in 23 minutes put them 26—0 up. northampton made the most of two exeter yellow cards though — and 26—12 at half time became 35—29 to saints after a hat—trick of tries from 0llie slightholme. exeter hadn't lost at home all season and probably thought they'd done enough when rusi tuima put them in front again 36—35 with eight minutes to go. but northampton simply refused to be beaten — and in the final seconds, rory hutchinson sealed an amazing a2—36 victory — which puts them top of the premiership. saracens extended their lead at the top of the women's premiership as they thrashed sale sharks 69 points to 3. they're six points clear of gloucester hartpury who moved up to second with a a2—2a win over loughborough. the late game is between bottom side leicester and harlequins. at half time, the harlequins lead 19—7. meanwhile th

french rugby union side racing 92 have confirmed 0wen farrell willjoin the club from saracens. been with them for 15 years — there'd been widespread speculation about his future in the premiership, since the former england captain announced in november he was taking a breakfrom the international game, to prioritise his mental wellbeing. the french club announced the news on social media. farrelljoins on a two—year deal starting this summer having made more than 200 appearances for saracens in all competitions, winning six premiership titles and three european champions cups.

under current rules, if he decided to leave saracens to a move abroad, it would rule him out for playingcord point score after he decided to make himself unavailable for this years six nations. a move to france would mean that the bronze final victory over argentina in october could be 0wen farrell's final match for england. you just wonder if such a significant move to france in may cbr f you revisit the ban on those players overseas representing england. after all, players overseas representing england. afterall, if players overseas representing england. after all, if the england captain is turning his back on the international team, which she would effectively be doing under current rules, what does this say about how senior players and view the international set up in terms of their priorities? perhaps this move would prove the catalyst for a revision of rules on england starts playing for the club rugby overseas. if he makes this move he would be the most high—profile player to swap the most high—profile player to swap the partnership for the top 1a, what is pushing him towards this

and saracens were also on the end of a drubbing by french opposition, beaten 55—15 at bordeaux begles knockout stage, while saracens have dropped to fifth in the group, and face a must win in the group, and face a must—win clash with lyon next saturday. minimising the risk of head njuries for rugby players remains a major talking point at both elite and grassroots level. a school in dorset has teamed up with french side stade toulouse and bath rugby to help young players to learn how to tackle safely. this week, pupils there had a pe lesson to remember, as an all blacks legend came to town. lewis coombes reports. it's not every day that a two—time world cup winner takes the school rugby lesson. an all blacks legend, jerome kaino is now part of the coaching team at french giant stade toulouse, who alongside coaches from bath rugby, delivered a lesson. we love to keep the ball alive, and the more time we keep the ball alive before creating rucks, it is sometimes beneficial because we don't have to tackle or make contact, we keep the ball alive which is beneficial. pupils from clayesmore

the saracens club captain has been with them for 15 years.rances for saracens in all competitions, winning six premiership titles and three european champions cups. farrell's replacement as england captain, jamie george, says the rules about playing in france are clear. each individual is very different, what they decide to do for themselves and their careers and their families themselves and their careers and theirfamilies is, you know, whatever is right for them. the rules are very clear. if you choose to not play in england then you won't be able to represent your country, that for me is a choice that those guys have made and they are very clear about that. you can never hold it against someone for making that decision because ultimately, you know, they are very entitled to choose how they are career goes. brighton have leapfrogged manchester united into seventh in the premier leagueafter being held to a goalless draw by wolves. they could only manage seven shots on target between them, but there wasn't anything that troubled either goalke

rugby union's six nations gets under way this weekend and saracens hooker jamie george will captain englandndent chris jones from their training base in spain how he's taken note of the cricket team's philosophy under stokes and brendan mccullum. i'm not saying we're going all out in attack, but ben stokes talks a lot about expressing themselves, the fact they're entertainers, something at the forefront of our mind, especially at the minute, is how we can put smiles on people's faces, how we can bring twickenham back to being that fortress we want it to be. and you know, that's definitely part of the conversation that we're having at the minute. it's something i feel very comfortable in doing. and in terms of style, like, i'm a people person. i care about relationships, i care about people loving their time and playing for england. i've been through, been on a bit of a roller—coaster ride for me, especially, like, some of the best times in my life have been playing for england, but i've had some difficult times playing for england also. being in this environment and playing for england shou

jamie george admits speculation surrounding a potential move for his saracens and england rugby unionll has come as a "shock to absolutely everyone." the england captain has been linked with a move to french league leaders racing 92 at the end of this season — something the club has denied. farrell is currently taking a break from test rugby to prioritise his mental health, and so won't be representing england at the upcoming six nations. in the nfl... the future of new england patriots coach bill belichick may be in doubt — but he still appears to have the squad of the squad. the patriots have only won 4 of their 17 matches this season — which is belichick�*s worst record in his 29—year nfl head coaching i would love to continue to play for the coach and his resume speaks for itself. in terms of his success, the players he has developed and all that stuff so it was something that whether i was always going to be grateful for. whether i was always going to be gratefulfor. we whether i was always going to be grateful for. we will see, whether i was always going to be gratefulfor. we wi

jamie george admits speculation surrounding a potential move for his saracens and england rugby uniony everyone". the england captain has been linked with a move to french league leaders racing 92 at the end of this season — something the club has denied. farrell is currently taking a break from test rugby to prioritise his mental health and so won't be representing england at the upcoming six nations. it is not overly beneficial writing negative things about people online and i really hope we can see a change at that. i think it has been incredibly courageous from oban to step away from international rugby to buddhist mental health first and hopefully that is assigned to people that we are human beings, we do have feelings, we do have families and, ultimately, it can be very, very hurtful. dan evans' preparations for next week's australian open have begun with a straight sets victory in the adelaide international this morning. the british number two, who was playing his first match since october, saw off the australian rinky hijikata 6—3, 6—4 to go through to the second round. meanwh

rugby union's six nations gets underway this weekend — and saracens hooker jamie george will captainin, how he's taken note of the cricket team's philosophy under stokes and brendan mccullum. i'm not saying were going to go all out on attack, but what i am saying is ben stokes talks about expressing themselves and the fact that their entertainers, that is something in the forefront of amount, especially at the minute, it's how we can put smiles on peoples faces, how we can bring twickenham back to being that porter is that we wanted to be and that's is definitely part of the conversation we are having at the minute. it is something i feel very comfortable doing. in terms of style, and a people person, i care about relationships, i care about people loving their time playing for england. i've been on a roller—coaster ride. for me, some of the best at times of my life have been playing for england but i have also had difficult at times, also. i set it to the boys, it was one of the first things i said, being in this environment and playing for england should be the best time of your li

farrell joins on a two—year deal starting this summer, having made more than 200 appearances for saracensp titles and three european champions cups. farrell's replacement is england captainjamie george, england captain jamie george, who england captainjamie george, who says the rules about playing in france is very clear. w . playing in france is very clear. ., , , clear. each individual is very different — clear. each individual is very different. what _ clear. each individual is very different. what they - clear. each individual is very different. what they decide | clear. each individual is very i different. what they decide to do for themselves and their careers and their families is whatever�*s right for them. the rules are very clear — if you choose to not play in england, then you won't be able to play for your country. then you won't be able to play foryour country. for then you won't be able to play for your country. for me, that is a choice those guys have made, and they're very clear about that. you can never hold it against someone making that decision because, ultimately, the

unusual, we have a saracen dance, where the guys dance, they have a small vest and bloomers, practicallyame up with blue ones to match the color of the stain, paint, overalls that cover almost the entire body, more than 200 costumes were brought in twenty huge boxes, five more were occupied by shoes, original decorations. in st. petersburg it was opened by mr. president vladimir putin and i was amazed that while speaking he used the same words as his majesty sultan qaboos at the opening ceremony of the theater, about the importance of building cultural bridges. and judging by the applause that thundered three evenings in a row in honor of the artists of the bolshoi theater, this bridge has a solid foundation. polina ermolaeva, philip dubrovsky, host isoman weeks. well, that's all for today, all the best and see you next sunday. russia is the largest country in the world, 11 time zones, more than 145 million inhabitants, over 110 million voters who can vote in almost 100 thousand polling stations, at home or online. every voter's vote is counted and guaranteed to be protected, and about 1

then he repelled the saracen raids in the east and made peace with the persian kingdom.pire. riots began. first they killed gratian, then his brother valentinian. power passed from one usurper to another. theodosius had to use force, and he united the entire empire under his scepter, but only for a short time. a few months later he died, and rome was divided up by his sons. he entered history as a christian emperor who fought against paganism and officially approved eris as the only acceptable nicene symbol faith, which stated that god the son is consubstantial with the father, the orthodox church canonized theodosius as a pious ruler. on january 19, 1945, the red army liberated the polish cities of krakow and lodz. the germans erected a powerful fortification with reinforced concrete dugouts and barricades. and ancient krakow was prepared for explosion and flooding. this was part of the nazis' plan to destroy slavic culture. but this barbaric action was thwarted by the soviets. the scouts saved the capital of the polish kings. marshal ivan konev forbade bombing the city

who knows where 0wen farrell may end up, but for now, he is still on english soil, playing for saracens payne haas farrell won't want to see again. saracens got their noses in front after great work from elliott davey was finished off in style by parton. but the tigers improved their chances of making the play—offs. tries from matt rogerson and harry simmons saw lester closing the top four. meanwhile, both exeterand northampton could have gone top of the table, and for a long time it appeared it was going to be exeter. for tries and 23 minutes put them 26-0 for tries and 23 minutes put them 26—0 up. northampton, though, made the most of two exeter yellow cards of 26-12 the most of two exeter yellow cards of 26—12 at half time, 35—29 after a hat—trick of tries from olives like home. it hat-trick of tries from olives like home. , ., ., ., hat-trick of tries from olives like home-— exeterl home. it is another one! exeter hadn't lost _ home. it is another one! exeter hadn't lost at _ home. it is another one! exeter hadn't lost at home _ home. it is another one! exeter hadn't lost at home al

the parisien club racing 92 this evening announced he's to move to them from the english club saracens which starts next month, to look after his mental well—being, after a stressful period in the run—up to the recent world cup when he was criticised for his tackling. but now it's unclear when or even if he'll play for his country again. unlike some other nations, english rugby has a policy of not picking those based abroad, a decision that's been questioned by some, but farrell's replacement as england captain says the players understand it. i think the rules are very clear. if you choose to not play in england then you won't be able to represent your country. you know, that for me is a choice that those guys have made and they're very clear about that. the rfu have been very clear about that for a long time. the well—funded french league routinely lures in the best players. england have lost a series of talents across the channel but none as big a name as farrell. english rugby's brilliant, constant will be, for the foreseeable future, absent. patrick gearey, bbc news. now, would you

elsewhere, wins for bristol as he loughborough lightning beat saracen one against exeter, gloucester—hartpurye world, but occasionally the teamwork makes way for sporting rivalry. this is the royal navy beating the royal air force 28—22 earlier in the first round of rugby league's challenge cup. services were invited to enter the competition back in 1999, and have rubbed shoulders with professional clubs on occasion. the navy have a decent record in the competition after reaching the fourth round two years ago. britain's jack draper has missed out on the first atp tour title of his career. he lost in three sets to jiri lehecka at the adelaide international. draper got off to a great start and took the opening set 6—4, but then lost his way in the second. he lost five straight games, as lehecka levelled the match and moved 3—love up in the decider. the czech player held his nerve to close out the set 6—3 to win his first atp title. despite that defeat for draper, he'll take plenty of positives as he travels to melbourne for the australian open. the first grand slam of the year gets underway on

in the women's premiership, gloucester—hartpury beat the league leaders saracens 24—15.hat—trick, but was also sent off. great britain's women's hockey team can start to dream about regaining their olympic hockey title after securing their place at the paris olympics. britain had to beat ireland in valencia to claim a spot in paris orface missing out on the games entirely. sarahjones got the opening goal and katie robertson scored the winner. great britainjoin belgium and spain in qualifying from the women's tournament. the men's team also secured their spot in paris with a win over new zealand in their qualifying semifinal, phil roper and sam ward scoring two in two minutes in the second quarter with ward providing a third to take gb to a 3—1victory and a ticket to paris. and novak djokovic is into the quarterfinals at the australian open where he'll face taylor fritz. djokovic thrashed adrian mannarino of france, dropping just three games, all of which came in the final set in a dominant performance. the world number one is looking for an 11th title in melbourne, which

it could have been reduced by exeter but they have been beaten this evening by saracens 40—22. the highest scoring premiership game of the season. five first half tries saw bristol roar into a 33—15 first half lead. however, bath came back strong, sparked by tom de glanville's wonder try, eventually forcing their way back to within 6 points. but with moments left rich lane intercepted scotland captain finn russell's cross kick to secure the win. just another line of rugby union to bring you. the director of rugby for world champions south africa, rassie erasmus, is recovering in hospital after undergoing treatment for chemical burns. erasmus coached the springboks to world cup glory in 2019 and was heavily involved as director of rugby in their triumph last year as well. erasmus, was involved in what a statement from the springboks says was "a freak accident using a powerful detergent product" but he "expects to return to full—time working within weeks". in the last hour, england have beaten new zealand by one goal in an incredible match to reach the final of netball�*s nations

and the last two minutes, plenty of spec elation in recent weeks lincoln the former england and saracens 1st ofjuly. more on that on the bbc news website, farrell stood back from international duty to protect his own mental and his family's mental well—being, but he is now leaving the country and joining racing 92. for me and the rest of the team, thatis for me and the rest of the team, that is all for now. hello there. all in all, it's shaping up to be a rather stormy few days of weather. storm isha on sunday night brought us plenty of disruption, damaging gusts of wind, gusts of wind in northumberland of 99 mph and widely across the central belt of scotland, we saw gusts of 70—80 mph. even towards the south of england, odiham and hampshire, east malling and kent saw 70 mph gusts. now, the winds have been easing down today, a day of blustery showers and some sunshine, but it's not long before the next named storm rolls in from the west. that is storm jocelyn, the tenth named storm of the season, again, damaging gusts of wind with already trees and structures weakened by isha. there coul

england and saracens prop mako vunipola has announced his retirement from international rugby after earningbut against fiji in 2012. the three—time british and irish lions player was not selected in england's recent world cup squad and said it had been an honour, but all good things must come to an end. a thriller to tell you about in one of the quarterfinals of the snooker masters. allie _ of the quarterfinals of the snooker masters. allie carter _ of the quarterfinals of the snooker masters. allie carter won... - of the quarterfinals of the snooker| masters. allie carter won... carter took the decider. a huge win for him. he will take on the victor of mark selby or mark allen. you can catch that on the iplayer, bbc two as well. we're just a couple of days away from the start of the australian open. and jack draper is in really good form ahead of the first grand slam of the year. he's reached the second atp tour final of his career. the 22—year—old british player is competing at the adelaide international, and after knocking out the top seed tommy paul in the quarters, he beat sixth seed a

coachjohn mitchell has included six uncapped players in the 38 player squad, but it doesn't include saracensresponsibility of wearing the armband has been a "swift learning curve", but one that she has "relished". i look back at it now is an incredible year with loads of learning, a lot of self learning as well for the being in england captain there is so much more to it then being in england captain. i think as much credit sarah got a don't think she got as much credit for what she did do. she is relentless and everything she does. for me to take over was a swift learning curve. but one i definitely relished and loved every minute of it. it's not change me as a player on the pitch, if anything it may be better. probably engage my brain a bit more. and what i do is now even more important to what the rest of the squad are other players look up to. i've got great leadership group around me. i can pull on them when i need them. though a lot of it comes down to then i have the last say on some stuff that i'm just getting used to that. that is now the new role. we discussed things come but lays

dan ogunshakin, bbc news saracens and england prop mako vunipola has been banned for four games afterback at the brisbane international, losing to karolina pliskova. but as britain's emma raducanu continues her comeback tomorrow, she's received the news that she'll not have to qualify for this month's australian open — as she's been given direct entry into the main draw. our tennis correspondent russell fuller explains. she was only about six spots outside the main draw, not with her actual ranking, which is 301, but with the protected ranking of 103. that reflects where she was when she left the tour in late april to ultimately have three operations, two on her hands, one on her ankle. as long as you are away from the tour for six month and able to use thisprotected or special ranking. so enough players have withdrawn, including today, lauren davis of the united states with a shoulder injury. her loss is emma's gain. she doesn't need to worry about qualifying. having to win three rounds in qualify next week. she is directly into the main draw for the championships which begin on a wh

england and saracens prop mako vunipola has announced his retirement from international rugby after earningas ali carter won a last—frame decider to beat judd trump 6—5 at alexandra palace. world number two, trump, was 11—2 down, but rallied to win the next three. but carter regained his composure — to level at 5 frames all, and then take the decider. a huge win for him, as he looks to improve on his best placing at the masters, as runner up in 2020. mark allen becomes the fourth player to hit a 147 at the masters and the second this week alone. these are the line seems now from alexander palace. selby four frames to out there on that one. selby looking good at the moment. dan biggar and won a british 1—2 at the european track cycling championships. begin winning by almost two seconds in a time of four minutes. the victory, his second european title of the way and his the first british individual pursuit champion in the europeans for ten years. a huge victory for emma finucane. she will go into the summer's lmx in paris as the favourite. the australian open starts over the weekend. it'll be

owen farrell kicked 15 points as he led saracens to a 40—22 win over exeter chiefs in his first gametime, suffered defeat at the dutch masters. after beating former world champion gerwyn price in the semis, the now 17—year—old was up against home favourite michael van gerwen and nearly made a 170 checkout to take the match to a decider. but the 3—time world champion who lost to littler in the final in bahrain last weekend this time claimed an 8 legs to 6 victory. another teenager was making the headlines at cheltenham on saturday where there was a huge upset in the clarence house chase. the big favouritejonbon was beaten by the outsider elixir du nutz. it's a first grade 1 victory for his 18—year—old jockey freddie gingell and his unclejoe tizzard who trains the horse. england beat new zealand by one goal in an incredible game to reach the final of netball�*s nations cup in leeds. they'll now play the world champions australia later today who they lost to last weekend. it was a frantic match. both sides could have won it — england getting over the line byjust one point. 58—57 it fini

england and saracens prop mako vunipola has announced his retirement from international rugby after earning had been an honour, but all good things must come to an end. scottish rugby chief executive mark dodson is leaving his role this summer, saying the "time was right to step aside early". dodson was appointed 12 years ago and his contract was due to end next year. rory mcilroy has a two—shot lead at the halfway stage of the dubai invitational, despite a quadruple bogey in his second round. the northern irishman was two under after the first round and picked up another two shots on day two, but found the water twice at the par three eighth. to the snooker now. ali carter is through to the semifinals of the masters at the alexandra palace after beating the reigning championjudd trump in a nail—bitingly close match. the evening session will be getting under way shortly with mark selby taking on mark allen. hazel irvine reviews the day's play and looks ahead to the other semifinal along withjohn parrott and ken dougherty. i don't know what it is about this year's masters, but it is had our

saracens and england prop mako vunipola has been banned forfour games after his red card for a dangerousix nations if selected. a tricky month or so for some paramedic and scottish premiership sides as they lose some of their star players. liverpool's the ivory costar the asian cup is taking place in qatar with both lasting four weeks from the middle of this month. our football reporter is here. many players have alreadyjoined up and they're going to miss the fa cup ties this weekend at england. they must hate it coming slap bang in the middle of the season. of course, some cubs are impacted more than others. , ' , , , ., some cubs are impacted more than others. , ' i, , ., some cubs are impacted more than others. ,' i, others. different types of impact as well. others. different types of impact as well- impact _ others. different types of impact as well- impact of _ others. different types of impact as well. impact of in _ others. different types of impact as well. impact of in terms _ others. different types of impact as well. impact of in terms of - others. different types of impact a

defeat here for bristol leaves the door open for saracens tomorrow.p. but that's all for now, goodbye. hello there, good evening. it's all change weather—wise as we head through this weekend. it's been cold and wintry through the week, with snow showers in the north. sharp overnight frosts and lots of dry weather, some weak winter sunshine, too, on friday for many. but much milder—feeling conditions over the weekend, it's also going to be wet and very windy, with a named storm — storm isha — on sunday night into monday morning, could cause some disruption from strong winds. why is it happening? well, the high pressure is pulling away towards the east, allowing atlantic fronts to roll in from the west, along with some much milder—feeling airjust streaming in from the southwest — marked in yellow here — displacing that cold, arctic air further northwards and eastwards. and there will be some more rain overnight tonight across western areas of scotland — some snowmelt, too, possibly still a little wintry over the higher ground. icy conditions for the far

the parisian club racing 92 have announced he is to move to them from the english club saracens in the picking those based abroad — a decision that's been questioned by some, but farrell's replacement as england captain says the players understand it. i think the rules are very clear. if you choose to not play in england, then you won't be able to represent your country. you know, that for me is a choice that those guys have made, and they're very clear about that. the rfu have been very clear about that for a long time. he's still going, mitchell gives it to arundell! what a score! the well—funded french league routinely lures in the best players — england have lost a series of talents across the channel... ..but none as big a name as farrell. english rugby's brilliant constant will be, for the foreseeable future, absent. patrick gearey, bbc news. at the australian open, britain's alfie hewett begun the defence of his wheelchair singles title with a straight sets win againstjapan's takashi sanada. 0vernight, coco gauff reached the semi—finals in the women's draw, beating marta kostyuk

he's been at saracens he was been at saracens since he was 17. uh, £1 million a year contract.england because them is the rules. why is club rugby so much more lucrative in france than in the uk? it's just more popular . it than in the uk? it's just more popular. it just seems to be more popular and that's where the big money especially at the big money is, especially at racing know, there's racing 92. you know, there's some great chalices playing over there . he's playing great there. he's playing with great players. it's just unfortunate when you players like jack when you see players like jack willis uh, sam willis and jack nowell. uh, sam simmonds well, have simmonds as well, that have decided they're going to go decided that they're going to go oven decided that they're going to go over. you can't blame them. and someone owen farrell when someone like owen farrell when there's talk that know there's talk that oh, you know what, may come back again what, he may come back again after two he's done now after two years. he's done now there's no question he's done it . time he

inexperienced viewer, but at the end of the second act the french the knight jean dabrien defeats the saracens and even furs, foreign business is actively working in oman. it is impossible to cancel russian culture, as they are trying to do now, but russian culture is an integral part of world civilization, world culture, and secondly, this reflects, of course, the growing level of our relations with arabic a world friendly to us. where the guys are dancing, they have a small vest and bloomers, practically a naked person, we came up with these. blue to match the color, stains, paints, a suit that covers almost the entire body. more than 200 suits were brought in twenty huge boxes, another five were filled with shoes. the original scenery was installed on the stage. it is, of course, not as big as in the native theater, so the dance score had to be slightly adjusted. even such a routine part of the daily program as ballet class here in oman it takes place in an amazingly beautiful room. we're right behind the stage now. there, pay attention, there is an organ. the theater is rightfully proud o

saracens no longer have their champions cup fate in their own hands after they suffered their heaviest over the past week at alexandra palace. perhaps the best of the flukes came from one young player who pulled off this pot during a break in sunday's final. have a look. as you can see, it is quite an easy black. keep your head down. nice and straight. that is nice. have a go. get in. hold on, hold on. yes! nice. have a go. get in. hold on, hold on- yes!— hold on. yes! cheering what a shot, _ hold on. yes! cheering what a shot, what - hold on. yes! cheering what a shot, what a - hold on. yes! cheering | what a shot, what a shot. hold on. yes! cheering - what a shot, what a shot. no hold on. yes! cheering _ what a shot, what a shot. no way. love it. what a shot, what a shot. no way. love it- he — what a shot, what a shot. no way. love it. he was _ what a shot, what a shot. no way. love it. he was really _ what a shot, what a shot. no way. love it. he was really giving - what a shot, what a shot. no way. love it. he was really giving it. - what a shot, what a shot. no way. love it. he wa

inexperienced viewer. but at the end of the second act, the french knight jean dabrien defeats the saracenrmance is simply wonderful. to me i really liked the costumes and they dance beautifully. this is my first time at the ballet and i hope it won’t be my last. there are two more performances ahead, all tickets are sold out. polina ermolaeva, philip dubrovsky. news from izaman. all news is always available on the media platform. we look in the application. or on the website lookm.ru, this is how and where it is more convenient for you. well, the news continues to follow the developments of events, both in russia and abroad, so stay with us. three-time winner of the mr. universe title, model actor, who called himself the heir of fashion designer vyacheslav zaitsev, ended up behind bars. he is accused of brutal rape. is the screen star really a serial sexual maniac? in our studio there are miraculously surviving victims, they will tell everything. she calls herself a victim of mr. universe anastasia ponkova. let's meet. in a restaurant in rostov, my friend irina and i were relaxing, he cam

saracens can book their place in the next phase of the champions cup against lyon.he semi—finals of the olympic qualifiers, knowing a win would guarantee them a place at paris later this year. before that, though, gb women face ireland in their third place play—off. and again, only the winners of this will go to the summer games. the women's team haven't made — haven't failed to qualify for an empty olympics since 200a. —— an olympics since 200a. both are live on bbc sport and the red button. you don't need to miss a flick. thank you for that, mike. whether time. a thank you for that, mike. whether time- a storm _ thank you for that, mike. whether time. a storm in _ thank you for that, mike. whether time. a storm in the _ thank you for that, mike. whether time. a storm in the forecast. - thank you for that, mike. whether| time. a storm in the forecast. matt has all you need to know. it is a bit wild, but it has been freezing. things are warming up a little, though, are they, matt? warming upa warming up a lot. look at this chart across europe, showing how temperatur

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england and saracens prop mako vunipola says "all good things come to an end" as he announced his retirementbut for most of us, the weather story is on the change as we head into next week, called for all of us. a risk of snow even at lower levels, which is likely to cause disruption. if you don't have the snow, you have clear skies and then night—time frosts. the high pressure is drifting away. we have this weather front pushing its weight steadily south which will continue through this weekend. it will introduce cloud moving out of northern ireland into northern england. anywhere south of that, we will chase cloud around and it will be rather grey. behind it, clearance with sunny spells and scattered showers to the far north of scotland, another weather front pushing in here. it stays relatively mild compared to of late. 5 hyphenate degrees. —— 5—8 degrees. the weak weather front across england and wales gives a spare amount of cloud, preventing temperatures falling low enough for a touch of frost. clear skies further north, a chilly start into scotland and into tomorrow, that cold air wil

saracens forward poppy cleall — who's won 65 caps for the red roses — was a surprise omission.r. didn't you train for murphy's law to place newquay?— train for murphy's law to place newaua ? , , ., :: newquay? everything is about 20 ears auo newquay? everything is about 20 years ago these _ newquay? everything is about 20 years ago these days. _ newquay? everything is about 20 years ago these days. the - newquay? everything is about 20 j years ago these days. the golden bowl? sadly _ years ago these days. the golden bowl? sadly not, _ years ago these days. the golden bowl? sadly not, but _ years ago these days. the golden bowl? sadly not, but with - years ago these days. the golden bowl? sadly not, but with jimmyl bowl? sadly not, but with jimmy nesbitt, top _ bowl? sadly not, but with jimmy nesbitt, top marks. _ bowl? sadly not, but with jimmy nesbitt, top marks. that - bowl? sadly not, but with jimmy nesbitt, top marks. that was . bowl? sadly not, but with jimmy i nesbitt, top marks. that was great fun, murphy's law.— fun, murphy's law. what is your snooker game — fun, murphy

he's been banned for four games, following his red card at the weekend whilst playing for club side saracens far this month for most of _ happening other than rain? so far this month for most of the - happening other than rain? so far this month for most of the uk - happening other than rain? so far| this month for most of the uk has been _ this month for most of the uk has been very— this month for most of the uk has been very mild and it doesn't really feel like _ been very mild and it doesn't really feel like january except for the relentless rainfall but exceptional and incredible cold is not far away. let me _ and incredible cold is not far away. let me show you the pictures from scandinavia. this was helsinki yesterday and even looks bitterly cold in _ yesterday and even looks bitterly cold in the images here and it's been _ cold in the images here and it's been repeated across scandinavia with heavy snow, and this was sweden as well, _ with heavy snow, and this was sweden as well, and _ with heavy snow, and this was sweden as well, and in sweden we saw the coldest _ as well, and in sw