so another really tight affair, johnny sexton�*s boot proving the difference for ireland on a reallyafternoon of rugby. head coach andy farrell was delighted how his side sealed the victory. to hold them like we were doing for so long and then they get the try and draw the game, and to have the composure and the mindset to go again and come up with a special player from young ryan and we got the turn of her ball, and then to lucky. it was messy at times, it was not for the purists, but to take a win here by three points will certainly take that. we still have two games to play, so we are past the halfway point. we've had 180 minute performance, and we have had two games where we bought the opposition get ahead, and showing effort to come back but it has not been enough. we lost by less than four points in both games and wejust than four points in both games and we just have to show the true picture of who we are in the next two games. after their impressive opening twenty 20 win over india, england were overpowered in the second match of the series today. they were beaten by 7 wicket

have won nine of their past ten matches against scotland, dominating the start of this one asjohnny sextonde its way into the hands of a robbie henshaw. but when a prop starts doing this, you know this is no ordinary game. and scotland's response was unconventional. then russell touched but was there a knock on in the build up? 0ver but was there a knock on in the build up? over to the tv referee who found it hit the face and crucially not his hand. ireland led by four points at the break and after it they bustled further ahead. the green wave scotland just could not hold back. 14 points down the looked to the bench, and hugh hold back. 14 points down the looked to the bench, and huthones responded emphatically, citing through the irish defence to score it with his first touch. just six minutes left, scotland clawed themselves level. it a minutes left, scotland clawed themselves level.— minutes left, scotland clawed | themselves level.- but themselves level. it a try! but those raised _ themselves level. it a try! but those raised hopes _ themselves level. it a try! but those raised hopes

but the irish refreshed their lead by way of a pair ofjonny sexton penalties.has been another try for ireland. it is currently scotland ten, ireland 24, with less than 30 minutes left on the clock. you can catch all the action on bbc one. scotland have a game in hand in the tournament, after their last match v france was postponed due to a covid outbreak in the french camp. india are chasing 165 to try to level their 20 20 series with england. jason roy was four short of a half century as he top scored for england. they made 164—6. england are one up in the five match series but india are going well, 94—2 in the tenth over. sheffield united sacked manager chris wilder yesterday, but it's not changed their fortunes. they were thrashed 5—0 at leicester city. their heaviest defeat in more than 20 years. kelechi iheanacho was leicester's star man. it took them a while to get going, he opened the scoring in the 39th minute. but there was no stopping the foxes after that and the nigerian went on to claim his first premier league hat—trick. ayoze perez scored the othe

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johnny sexton scored 22 points in total, ireland's win secured.ny may meant little, defeat already confirmed, for england there is work to do. for cj stander and ireland it is very much a job done. michael redford, bbc news. well, in the first match of the day — scotland returned to winning ways, as they ran in eight tries against a sorry italian side at murrayfield. our correspondentjoe wilson was watching. you know where to find murrayfield, scenic outskirts of edinburgh, but where are scotland in world rugby? it's italy in blue shirts, their captain luca bigi burrowing over to give his team the lead. what a start by italy. the game changed rapidly, remember scotland began this six nations by beating england. duhan van der merwe finishing here in his own time. when you watch scotland's quick hands and faster feet it is easy to forget they have also lost twice in the tournament, too much for italy here. inside half an hour scotland had their fourth try and their bonus point. the second half began with scotland's hooker david cherry scoring his se

butjohnny sexton kicked 22 points as ireland won 32—11.t try. the final score was 32-18. that with that try. the final score was 32—18. that has just ended in dublin. all of the reaction on the bbc website to those developing games. well, there'sjust under 90 minutes to go until the big one in paris, as wales take on france, looking for another grand slam title. austin halewood reports. ireland, scotland, england, italy. a perfect six nations for wales so far. the team only won two matches in all of 2020. now they are the team to beat and they are just one win away from a fifth six nations grand slam. the one win away from a fifth six nations grand slam. the pride we have in representing _ nations grand slam. the pride we have in representing wales - nations grand slam. the pride we have in representing wales has i nations grand slam. the pride we i have in representing wales has been accentuated by obviously fulfilled the situation, we will not shy away, we know the experience we have, the experiences we have had in the past. but this is

buck sexton, you are taking?member when biden was brought into the obama administration as the vp because he had such a long history of foreign policy? and then people that actually paid attention to foreign policy pointed out that he had a long history of being wrong for about 30 years on every major foreign policy challenge that he ever tackled or dealt with. on the issue of how he is going to show america to the rest of the world, i think that our adversaries, notably the countries that can actually cause problems in different ways, russia, china, china being the bigger of the concerns, see this and they view biden as something of a clown. what biden is saying is meant to play to the russia collusion base of the democrat party by saying things to putin that are unhelpful and causes nothing but problems, really, because there are areas where he's going to have to deal with russia and biden is going to find a way to make the responsible decisions decisions, i can assure you. >> harris: i'm curious, katie, what e

his name was steve sexton.me talk about this issue in a radio interview, talking about my book, and he took it on himself, it was very selfless to contact the school and recount this story. and they responded with this very gracious gesture. so let's just say that's a good foundation to move forward on. and i do appreciate it. >> so what did they tell you when you were 16 years old when you were expecting to get the varsity letter? what was their plans? >> well, they pulled a fasty. they arbitrarily decide that the points needed, they disqualified a meet where i scored a lot of points. so then they hid behind that. but i had my sources, of course, plus i had been harassed by the people who made this decision. including sadly a pe teacher. and they were handsy with me, by the way, all 104 pounds. it was pretty obvious where this came from and why it happened. >> so fast forward to i assume they called you up and said you're getting the letter. that had to be a surprise, and what was the emotion like at that poin

governor and to run to census the what governor of florida christie role in south dakota it abit sexton's there are relatively open for months and people go out to restaurants and in most cases those people were asked and yes what their jets their hospitals issues and their cases are far lower than all the states that have lockdowns business shutdowns resting on shutdowns indicting shutdowns and most importantly mayor. mass mass every state and every country in the world that masks and locks down as more people dead than the countries that don't mask down and lock down a la sweden and great american states that believe in freedom this is the most ridiculous overreaction to a bad kid changes blue in the history of mankind and it's all about in my opinion government control over the people socialism communism fascism telling us what to do what to wear on our face whether we could run our own business it's outrageous and i give who knows and cheers to governor abbott thank god he's probably the great example of south dakota and florida where people are not locked down and they have less open

nine of the past ten matches against scotland and they dominated the start of this one asjohnny sexton'sme. scotland's response was unconventional. finn russell touched down but was there a knock on in the build—up? 0ver touched down but was there a knock on in the build—up? over to the tv referee who found it hit hog's face and crucially not his hand. try. ireland led by four points at the break and afterwards they muscled further ahead. with scotland now 1a down, they turned to the bench, and to hugh down, they turned to the bench, and to huthones, who cut through the irish defence with his first touch. six minutes left and, incredibly, they clawed themselves level... but those raised hopes were quickly dashed, as scotland gave up a penalty and ireland's captain held his nerve to clinch the match. it was a chaotic and unpredictable game, but the same old story for scotland. katie gornall, bbc news. england's cricketers have been thrashed by india in their second t20 international. in a reverse of the opening match, this went all india's way on a slow pitch in ahmedabad. captain virat k

jonny sexton held his nerve to kick the winning points after scotland had scored a converted try froms them up to second in the table behind wales. former middleweight world champion "marvelous" marvin hagler, has died at the age of 66. hagler dominated his division from 1979 to 1987. the american won 62 of his 67 professionalfights, 52 of those by knockout. hagler�*s most memorable win was arguably in 1985 when he beat thomas "hit man" hearns in a fight known as "the war". stubborn, did everything his own way, he had those fantastic fights with the likes of tommy hearns, the controversial fight with sugar ray leonard which brought the curtain down. i think if you look at how he will be remembered, people will remember marvin, he left with that sour taste from the lettered fight, some people will remember that but his body of work was so extraordinary over a long period of time. this was a guy who was given nothing, he earned everything the hard way. some of his early fights in philadelphia were fighting the best fights in a tough town in that era. i think that is what he has so much

they feel misled, like buck sexton, he said oh, you thought six feet of social distancing was some fancysuper scientific thing they came up with after years of real world testing. think again. another twitter user says just grasping at straws now, live your life, people. and that's really the thing here when its comes to the ever-changing ruse, like i -- rules, like i said, or too strict guidelines that have to be changed as people lose faith in the cdc. and that's not a good place you want to be in. jillian: no, it's not. the former president shares his thoughts on the meghan markle interview. carley: jason miller, he was on with steve bannon on his podcast recently. he revealed how the former president feels about meghan markle. take a listen. >> talking to the president this morning, he goes yeah, she's no good, and now everybody's seeing it. but you realize, if you say anything about negative about meghan market, you get canceled. look at piers. carley: this is not the first time the former president spoke about meghan markle. in 2016, he criticized her after she revealed she would b

the form book very much with ireland in this fixture — early points from jonny sexton followed by a tryjusttions, if they can claim victory in their remaining matches, with other results going their way. but ireland have won nine of their past ten encounters. that game is live on bbc one. scotland have pulled three points back, ireland lead 8—3. scotland have a game in hand in the tournament, after their last match vs france was postponed due to a covid outbreak in the french camp. england are looking to make it two wins from two. in their second t20 match of the series in india. batting first — eoin morgan's side are... currently 160—6. jason royjust four short of a half century for england... ..after a dreadful start for his opening partnerjos buttler — who was out first ball. opening partnerjos buttler — england are one up in the five match series. in the first of today's four premier league games — brighton have moved up to 16th in the table, three points clear of the relegation zone, after winning 2—1 at southampton. lewis dunk put brighton in front at st mary's with just quarter of an

buck sexton tweets nobody who jumped to wrong conclusions last night about how the shooter must be a trumper or a white guy is even a little bit sorry or embarrassed. that left us don't care that they were wrong. give the pretext. what do you make of this? have we become so divided? people medially want to characterize whoever is involved with these heinous attacks and use it to attack certain people or to forward their narrative. >> we have seen this over the past several years. individuals depending on their motives want to jump to a certain conclusion instead of coming out and condemning an act of violence for what it is. they want to associate a political leaning or political message with it and i think that's the wrong thing to do. we need to let law enforcement investigate and let the facts play out and understand the motives and address it. if we are talking about mental health issues with this individual we need to learn and decide if we need to invest more in our mental health infrastructure in the country and how to address and get help to these types of individuals at the

like buck sexton, who posted a tweet saying oh, you thought six feet of social distancing was some fancy world testing and experience. think again. another twitter user says just grasping at straws now. live your life, people. so that's the problem with these overly strict guidance that later needs to be corrected, some people feel misled. they lose faith in the cdc and that's not a place that you want to be in. jillian: oh, boy. okay. so this was absolutely adorable. carley: that's right. drew brees, he announced his retirement from the nfl yesterday and you're so right, i don't think there's ever been a more heart-warming retirement announcement video. take a look. >> after 15 years with the saints and 20 years in the nfl our daddies finally going to retire. so he can spend more time with us. yeah! carley: how great is that? he posted that video on social media saying i am only retiring from playing football, i'm not retiring from new orleans. this is not good-bye, rather a new beginning. now my real life's work begins, of course being with his beautiful kids. that announcement comes 1

finished their campaign with a 3218 loss to ireland keith in scoring olens tries with captain dhoni sexton kicking 22 points and finally it we're used to seeing mexican boxer alvarez with gloves on his hands but on saturday he was putting his hands and feet in cement in a covered secure ceremony in los angeles as he was honored with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. alvarez is preparing to face the british fighter billy joe saunders in the super middleweight your fixation bout in may that one will be a front of 846-0000 fans in texas always on what that feels like yeah that never get to find his way and sing us for stock on the on the walk of fame thank you thank you now my jimmy obsolescent brand new material from the greatest singers of past scientists in south korea have made history in reality creating virtual voices mimicking stars like queens freddie mercury who died almost 30 years ago on private ports now and how they're using artificial intelligence to breathe new life into music. it's a t.v. show that brings together 2 great passions in south korea popular music and technolog

scotland fought back to level the scores and there was a nail biting few minutes untiljonny sexton kickedinternational level and it's frustrating because i felt we dominated large parts of that game and were 1a points up and suddenly we are drawing with a few minutes to go. great character to stay in the moment and bounce back, and better things we've been working on. brighton moved a step closer to premier league survival with a 2—1win at southampton. leandro trossard's second half goal was enough to settle the south coast derby. brighton are now 16th in the table and three points from the relegation zone. meanwhile, iheanacho scored a hat—trick for leicester as they thrashed bottom side sheffield united 5—0. the win moves leicester up to second, but it was a rotten start for sheffield united's new interim manager, paul heckingbottom, who only took over this morning. in the day's other games it is one all in the north london derby between arsenal and tottenham with half an hour to go. there was no upset in the women's league cup final, where holders chelsea beat bristol city with the big

with the score 2a—2a at murrayfield, jonny sexton held his nerve and kicked the winning penalty for ireland later, peers will debate an amendment to the domestic abuse bill, which could make misogyny a hate crime. the amendment — which has cross—party support — would require all police forces in england and wales to record where existing crimes have been motivated by hatred of someone�*s sex or gender. i�*m joined now by stella creasy, who is the labour mp for walthamstow and has been coordinating the campaign to make misogyny a hate crime. welcome, thank you forjoining us. how close potentially are we to misogyny becoming a hate crime, and what would that mean? it is misogyny becoming a hate crime, and what would that mean?— what would that mean? it is then the rift of the what would that mean? it is then the gift of the members _ what would that mean? it is then the gift of the members of— what would that mean? it is then the gift of the members of the _ what would that mean? it is then the gift of the members of the house - what would that mean? it is then the gift of the members of the

in the last half hour, jockey kevin sexton has won the county handicap hurdle on belfast banter.nd sicking abuse online" after their europa league defeat to slavia prague, during which it's alleged, one of the czech players directed managing director stewart robertson said in a statement... uefa say they're investigating several incidents from the match. and slavia prague's quarter—final opponents will be arsenal, after they beat olympiakos. they actually lost 1—0, but their advantage from the first leg was enough to take them through 3—2 on aggregate. arsenal will be favourites to beat slavia prague, but the czech side have already seen off leicester, as well as rangers this season. manchester united are the only other british side still in the europa league — thanks to paul pogba's goal against ac milan last night. and they've been drawn against granada, who're playing in the competition for the first time. here's the line—up in full — and the draw for the semis was also made, so if united make it through, they could face ajax — the team they beat to win the trophy in 2017. ars

with the score 24 points all at murrayfield jonny sexton held his nerve and kicked the winning penaltyattle at the aviva. india beat england by seven wickets in the second t20 international. set a total of 165 to win, india captain virat kohli hit a six to take india to their target. the five—match series is level at 1—1 ahead of tomorrow's third game. i know you have been chatting about this already this morning. it wasn't to be for lee westwood at the players' championship at sawgrass. westwood had started the day in the lead but he was overtaken by a brilliant justin thomas — the american surged up the leaderboard in the final round, while things just didn't go the way of westwood — who's caddy is his fiancee helen storey. he finished just one shot behind the winner. not his day. thank you. played brilliantly, though. louise wasn't interested when i was talking about the gulf earlier. i put in to give you someone to talk to. the cheltenham festival starts tomorrow. but with no cheering crowds and empty local pubs, this year's event will be a stark difference to the last. more than 2