loud screaming for these kids, and for england, sinckler is clearing a path to glory., bbc news, wandsworth. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. an extraordinary night at anfield — liverpool win on penalties after sharing 10 goals with arsenal, in the league cup. it's tight at the top in scotland. celtic and rangers are level on points, separated by the finest of margins, after both sides win tonight. and an australian is now in charge of the england women's cricket side — lisa keightly becomes the first full time female head coach. well — one place to start tonight. and that's with the absolute feast of goals at anfield — between liverpool and arsenal, in the league cup fourth round. both sides made wholesale changes to their teams. with the youngsters getting a run out.that proved to be the catalyst for one of the most entertaining matches of the season. it finished five all. liverpool scoring a stoppage eqauliser, then winning on penalties. manchester united beat chelsea. in the other headli

for these kids, and for england, sinckler is clearing a path to glory.ller. there are changes on the way, for many of us seems like this, try with a bit of sunshine but across south—west england and wales and the channel islands, it is cloudier and wetter and windier. 0ne channel islands, it is cloudier and wetter and windier. one of these two types will win out by the weekend and we will find out in a moment to put it right now the main estate where it is in south wales, south—west england and more of southern england but looking really wet in devon and dorset and parts of somerset. where it is clear risk in scotla nd somerset. where it is clear risk in scotland and northern england, you will have the lowest temperatures with frost and if you mist and fog patches to start tomorrow. the reason for the difference is low pressure lurking close to the south—west and higher pressure elsewhere giving the fine conditions for now. that set up exists tomorrow as well although any rain in southern england will clear southwards. a bit drier in south—west england,

rest of the england players were out there training, including jonny may, 0wen farrell and kyle sinckler injuries they picked up at the weekend. england say they expect all of them to be fine for saturday and they are looking forward to the challenge of facing south africa. they are very big people, but then again we have a few big blokes on our team, they have already come out and said they will fight fire with fire, so bring it on. it is a final, you have to front up to it, and it is one of their biggest assets, so something we have been working on. they have many different threats as well as their forward pack. eddiejones names his team for the final on thursday and the big question, will he stick with george ford at fly half or will he play captain 0wen farrell there with henry slade in the centre? 0ne selection issue which has been resolved, the referee for the final has been named, jerome garces from france will be the man in charge. before them on friday night will be wales against new zealand in the third placed playoff. it'll be a send off, for both head coaches — warren gatland

sinckler is carrying a ca lf footsteps.rner of south london will be his loudest fans. england have lost to south africa before, could that happen again? definitely not! revenge time! revenge! for these kids and for england, sinckler is clearing a path to glory. natalie pirks, bbc news, wandsworth. i told you at the beginning of the programme there were 57 mps standing for the next election. make that 58. nicky morgan, culture secretary, has just announced on twitter she won't be standing at the next general election for the first time in 18 yea rs, election for the first time in 18 years, she says, i won't be a candidate. i have loved being loughborough's voice in westminster since 2010, but i can't go on, she says. a few lines from that letter. after nearly a decade as an mp it is a difficult decision, but i can't commit to another five years. clear impact on my family, abuse for doing myjob, which we were talking about at the top of the programme. i can only justify the sacrifice at the top of the programme. i can onlyjus

as we have been saying, kyle sinckler started his rugby career here.b, coming to this money. tell us, all those years ago, but he was eight, but did you see in him? he was a big lad, ran very well. he looks like a natural player and he develops admirably please to see. he was very motivational but other kids, as well. tammy elizabeth about how he is to write messages on his arms to get himself going? he listened to what the coaches said, he sometimes wrote stuff down so that he would remember all these things are motivating himself. he was a great guy to coach, he was brilliant. just listened and did what they coaches wanted to do, that is why he is such a great player now. how do you think you'll be feeling right now? just a few moments away from going out on pitch. he'll be really excited, he will be ready for this, he really will be ready for this, he really will be. people have been coached really well by the england guys and he will be firing to get going. he will be brilliant i'm sure will be. history is amazing, he went to scylla did not even pl

and england rugby player, whether owen farrell orjonny may or kyle sinckler, whoever, celebrating theirnd outstanding victory over australia. this headline sums it up. the most fearsome machine in rugby. england have played them three times previously in world cups. not a great record. the semifinal, as we have played them in 1995. they don't have played them in 1995. they don't havejonah have played them in 1995. they don't have jonah lomu this have played them in 1995. they don't havejonah lomu this time, thankfully. but they do have the barrett brothers and all of those fantastic players. england have to be even better than they were today to beat the all blacks but they smashed australia four tries to one and it was a great performance. nice to read a positive headline in the sports pages after a week of racism. not that it has ever gone away and it has come back again tonight. horrendous story, this fa cup game against yeovil town and haringey borough, the yeovil players walked off because the goalkeeper was racially abused by travelling fans. the fa have to start doing something.

but then enter kyle sinckler, the powerful england prop for england, storming through.r that, england really reasserted their authority, thanks to owen farrell's boot — he ended up with 20 points — and some magnificent defence as well. anthony watson secured a try which really sealed victory, thanks to an interception. and england didn't look back. ajoint—record margin of victory over australia, who knocked them out, of course, of the last the world cup, on english soil, four years ago. now, eddiejonrs's side have secured revenge, and they can now look forward to a semifinal. that was the target of the rfu always set for the australian coach. and i think, given the manner in which it has been achieved, england will now believe they can go all the way, and secure a first world cup victory, of course, since 2003. in the day's other quarterfinal ireland took on new zealand. andy swiss was watching. well, this was the night where new zealand showed just why they haven't lost a world cup match for some 12 years. and also why there are still many people's favourites to lift t

. —— sinckler.wen farrell's boot, he ended up with 20 points and significant defence. anthony watson secured a try which sealed victory from an intercept. england didn't look back, a margin of victory over australia, who lost the world cup on english soilfour years ago, and were trying to secure revenge. england can now look forward to a semifinal, that was the target for the australian coach. i think given the manner in which it has been achieved, england will now believe they can go all the way, and secure its first world cup victory since 2003. in the day's other quarterfinal ireland took on new zealand. andy swiss was watching. and this was a night when they showed exactly why. as ireland's hopes were dazzlingly destroyed. it was an utterly emphatic wind over ireland. ireland looking to reach a semi—final for the ireland. ireland looking to reach a semi—finalfor the first ireland. ireland looking to reach a semi—final for the first time in their history but from the moment that aaron smith score

but the power of prop kyle sinckler was unstoppable as they got control.cent defence, they never looked like they would blink wish. this try with a hard—fought but ultimately convincing victory. england through to the first semifinal for them england through to the first semifinalfor them in 12 england through to the first semifinal for them in 12 years and a scoreline that will make their rivals set up unnoticed. if england wa nted rivals set up unnoticed. if england wanted to put down a real mark at this world cup, they have just done it. that was one of their great wins, certainly the most important of coach eddiejones's tenure. he was set a minimum target of reaching the last four but now his team have achieved that in such a fashion and they believe they can go all the way. dan roan, bbc news. if they want to go all the way — they'll have to do something no side has managed at a world cup since 2007. beat new zealand. the all—blacks brushed ireland aside 46—14 in tokyo, watching by correspondent andy swiss. for ireland, it was time to face rug bys for

but then enter kyle sinckler, the powerful prop for england, storming through, he proved unstoppable their authority. thanks to owen farrell ‘s vote, he ended up with 20 points and some magnificent defence as well. watson secured a try which really sealed victory thanks to an interception and england did not look back. the joint record margin of victory over australia who knocked them out of course of the last world cup on english soilfor course of the last world cup on english soil for might years ago. they have secured revenge and they can look forward to a semifinal. that was the target that was always set for the australian coach and i think given the manner in which it has been achieved, england will now believe that they can go all the way and secure a first world cup victory since 2003. so england will now play the all blacks after they thrashed ireland 46—14. andy swiss was watching that one. this was a night where a new zealand showed just why they have not lost a world cup match for some 12 years and also why they are still the favourites for many people to lift the trophy

risk by ignoring warnings about a lack of fuel and how the man known as the bad boy of rugby — kyle sincklere of england's standout players and great hopes for saturday's rugby world cup final. good evening. the london fire brigade commissioner dany cotton has rejected calls for her resignation which have come from survivors of the grenfell tower fire. but she has expressed her "deepest sorrow" at not being able to save more lives. 72 people died in the tower block fire in june 2017. a report following the first stage of the public inquiry has criticised the fire brigade for "serious shortcomings" in the way it dealt with the fire. the inquiry‘s chairman said the absence of a plan to evacuate the tower was a "major omission" by the london fire brigade and more lives could have been saved had the so called "stay—put" policy been abandoned sooner. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. and a warning, some viewers may find some of the images in her report upsetting. y? y? the last thing i was hearing from my aunt was where are the firefighters. and i asked the same, where are the firef

in fact, it tookjust 98 seconds — after a couple of brilliant off—loads from both kyle sinckler and courtney the honours to make it 7—nil. that is not the only rugby happening today. that is not the only rugby happening today. the great britain rugby league lions are playing their first tour match for 12 years. let's take you live to hamilton in new zealand, where they're up against tonga — into the second half there. the lions trail — 12—nil — after tonga crossed the line twice before the breal. it looks like there might be a third coming right now. you can watch this match on bbc two, at the moment. follow all of the action, they face new zealand and papa new guinea, as well. leicester city had a night to remember — they equalled the record for a premier league win, beating southampton 9—0 at st mary's. that takes them above manchester city, to second in the table. austin halewood reports... a night for the premier league purists. torrential rain on the south coast — a warning of the nightmare about to come, because these visiting foxes pack one heck of a bite. soon enough, southampton wer