the new england area under steve borthwick begins against - steve borthwick begins against scotland whoone kicked off half an hour ago and it is lively and entertaining. scotland have an early lead, max malins replying. scotland have scored a second try, leading 12—5 with 33 minutes played. you can stay across it on the bbc sport website. here in the uk, lancashire police investigating the disappearance of mother—of—two nicola bulley believe she fell into a river. a major search for 45—year—old continues, but no trace of her has been found. nicola was seen by a fellow dog—walker last friday morning shortly before 9am. she was last seen at 9:10, in a field further along the river bank. at 9:20 — police have now established — her phone became stationary at a riverside bench. 13 minutes later, her phone is found along our reporter olivia richwald has been in the village of st michael's on wyre in lancashire well, the light is fading now, but it has been another day of searching, both from the police and also an army of community volunteers. the police were here from early this morning with

the steve borthwick era in england rugby has its first win.us point 31—14 victory over italy twickenham takes his side third in the six nations table and represented a significant improvement on their opening match in the tournament. as jane dougall reports his first match in charge and in defeat last week. could the england head coach put that behind him on his return to twickenham? england still smarting from the loss to scotland face an italian team who have turned up to the six nations. england's quality shone through quickly. this player was rewarded after an emotional return to the starting line—up. england acted swiftly and all this player had his first try for england. england got a third before the break but in the second half that the italy that gave france such a scare began to emerge. they looked dangerous at times but they have never beaten england and the home side were firmly on top. italy went over again but england were still too strong. five tries in total and that opening loss forgotten. jane dougall, bbc news. well after th

a rare one for them in the welsh capital maybe, but one that provides steve borthwick with the biggestry of his tenure and leaves wales without a point. michael redford reports. from days of chaos... to a crucial compromise. a chance to unite for welsh rugby. a week of negativity nowry solved, england had to be aware of the winded dragon. to do that they called on one of their old flames, almost two years had passed since watson's last start. he didn't take long to make his mark. wales�* start. he didn�*t take long to make his mark. wales�* response was immediate. halfpenny�*s kick securing their first point of the half, they only point of the half. 8—3 at the break. not it was a sign of things to come, less than a minute after the restart, the principality stadium erupted. it the restart, the principality stadium erupted.— the restart, the principality stadium erupted. the restart, the principality stadium eruted. , ., ., stadium erupted. it is game over, for the trial. _ stadium erupted. it is game over, for the trial, for _ stadium erupted. it is game over, for the trial, for the _

change can bring vulnerability steve borthwick| youngsters. ambition to build a new england hit ambition to build a new england hit a hitch again and a team influx must now face a united italy, a nation they have never been beaten by. if they have never been beaten by. if some things that need fixing that they would not have appeared so clearly we have a job to do and there are things that need improving. we are confident we can do that. we also understand that it is a particular period of time but we are desperate to win. bi; is a particular period of time but we are desperate to win. by monday one grand slam _ we are desperate to win. by monday one grand slam dream _ we are desperate to win. by monday one grand slam dream will- we are desperate to win. by monday one grand slam dream will be - we are desperate to win. by monday one grand slam dream will be over. one grand slam dream will be over some a race atop the world others made tumbled to the back to the earth this 6 nations is always in motion. for the second season running, london iri

steve borthwick was honest about where his team is at. after his one game in charge.kroom staff? ., , , backroom staff? yet, absolutely. the encland backroom staff? yet, absolutely. the england manager— backroom staff? yet, absolutely. the england manager is _ backroom staff? yet, absolutely. the england manager is undergoing - backroom staff? yet, absolutely. the england manager is undergoing a - england manager is undergoing a rebuild job for england and big news out of the camp today. none of these coaching changes affect anything in the short—term but it means there will be a lot change i had of the world cup. the forwards coach is on his way and off the coach montpelier, we don't have news on his replacement but we do know two men coming from lettuces or tigers. we know borthwick himself was recruited from lesser as well as his second. the strengthen conditioning group and another coach will both be joining england at the end of the season. for coaches from the lesser side will be coach in england at the rugby world cup and shows that steve borthwick is taking hi

coming up on the bbc news channel: the countdown is on to the six nations, as england's new coach steve borthwick goes for a more youthful side. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the bank of england has rasied interest rates to 4%, their highest level for m years, as it continues its attempts to curb soaring inflation. the latest rise, the tenth in a row, will mean higher mortgage payments for homeowners with a typical tracker mortgage. but people with savings should benefit. the bank also said that the uk is set to enter recession this year though it could be shorter than was previously forecast. and it also predicted a significant fall in inflation by the end of this year. our economics editor, faisal islam, has all the details. sophie, rates have been raised consistently and rapidly in just over a year, from nearly zero to today's 4%, however, the question arising today is the idea that it won't go up much further from here, maybe even not at all from 4%. the bank does say that inflation has peaked, so let's split that into goods prices, which have come down, and the bank expect

steve borthwick was hoping to make it a winning start, it wasn't to be.rren gatland and wales, no fairy tale return for him as coach. ireland simply too good in cardiff today, winning by 34—10, and ollie foster was watching at the principality stadium. island showing everyone why the other number one side in the world.— side in the world. there is always such a huge _ side in the world. there is always such a huge optimism _ side in the world. there is always such a huge optimism and - side in the world. there is always such a huge optimism and hope l side in the world. there is always i such a huge optimism and hope and passion around the opening weekend of the six nations championship. all of the six nations championship. all of the six nations championship. all of the six nations have a clean start. they start fresh but cardiff, this city, really needed a game of rugby today. when you could delay might consider from rugby today. when you could delay might considerfrom a rugby today. when you could delay might consider from a welsh perspective what the

england have had a reboot, former captain steve borthwick . former captain steve borthwick replacingxecutive stood down last weekend after the bbc wales investigates programme raised allegations of sexism and misogyny within the governing body. an external task force has been set up to examine those allegations. they have already been trying to fix things on the field. warren gatland who delivered three grand slams in the glory years is back at the helm. what price a win to help shift the focus back to the rugby? i win to help shift the focus back to the rub ? ~ , win to help shift the focus back to the rub ? ~' , ., , the rugby? i think it will put a bit of ride the rugby? i think it will put a bit of pride back _ the rugby? i think it will put a bit of pride back into _ the rugby? i think it will put a bit of pride back into the _ the rugby? i think it will put a bit of pride back into the shirt - the rugby? i think it will put a bit of pride back into the shirt and i of pride back into the shirt and pride and respect back to welsh rugby. i think the only way we can do that as play

we saw glimpses of steve borthwick pots which live's tactics. a narrow lead through most of the match, but after all that, to lose, let's imagine what that does to scotland's confidence, and in contrast, england's. b, confidence, and in contrast, england's-— england's. a huge boost for scotland- — you'll make the secret is playing well and taking opportunities. maybe well and taking opportunities. maybe we didn't do the first one at the levels we aspired to play, but we showed great effort. we levels we aspired to play, but we showed great effort.— showed great effort. we took opportunities _ showed great effort. we took opportunities in _ showed great effort. we took opportunities in the - showed great effort. we took opportunities in the first - showed great effort. we took opportunities in the first half| showed great effort. we took- opportunities in the first half and created more in the second half. we were more ambitious and you need to be huge in defence down here. and we were today, in particular with the amount of possession england go

they are a site in transition under steve borthwick.isits? that's right. it's a new _ last three visits? that's right. it's a new era _ last three visits? that's right. it's a new era for _ last three visits? that's right. it's a new era for england - last three visits? that's right. l it's a new era for england under steve borthwick as you say. there's a sense they are finding their identity. they were beaten by scotland in their opening match and although they beat italy in their second game, it was a solid performance rather than a spectacular one. they made one change to the side that beat italy. bringing back anthony watson on the wing. his first start in two years. and good will start as the favourites but they don't have a record recently in cardiff. they have not won here since 2017. on top of that, there is a small matter of the crowd at the present principality stadium. 74,000 fans will be packed inside and the vast majority will beat sharon wheels. it's always and in two but england know it will be some occasion. having been

we hearfrom new head coach steve borthwick ahead of the 6 nations this weekend.lso coming up in the programme... another big weekend for britain's history making bobsleigh team... we chat to the fab 4. ahead of the world championships. welcome to the programme. we're starting with the news today that the manchester united footballer mason greenwood who was arrested for attempted rape, coercive behaviour and assault last year has had all the charges against him dropped. it means he'll no longer face criminal proceedings in relation to the charges. well let's go straight to our reporterjo currie who's at old trafford for more details. what's the latest? mason greenwood was initially arrested _ what's the latest? mason greenwood was initially arrested in _ what's the latest? mason greenwood was initially arrested in january - was initially arrested injanuary last year with allegations involving images and photographs, later charged with attempted rain, course of and controlling behaviour and assault allegations which he always denied. today the crown prosecution ser

the steve borthwick england era has its first win.oint 31—14 victory over italy at twickenham takes his side third in the six nations table and represented a significant improvement on their opening game of the tournament as jane dougall reports. his first match in charge and in defeat — his first match in charge and in defeat last_ his first match in charge and in defeat last week. _ his first match in charge and in defeat last week.— his first match in charge and in defeat last week. could the coach ut that defeat last week. could the coach put that behind _ defeat last week. could the coach put that behind him _ defeat last week. could the coach put that behind him on _ defeat last week. could the coach put that behind him on his - defeat last week. could the coach | put that behind him on his return's england still smarting from that loss to scotland, faced an italian team who have termed up to the six nations. quickly, italy's defence was badly lacking. jack willis rewarded after an emotional return to the starting line. while it

change can bring vulnerability steve borthwick�*s ambition to build a new england hit a hitch again andt now face a united italy, a nation they have never been beaten by. if some things that didn't need fixing that they would not have appeared so clearly we have a job to do and there are things that need improving. we are confident we can do that. we also understand that it is a particular period of time but we are desperate to win. by monday one grand slam dream will be over some may rise atop the world others made tumbled to the back to the earth this 6 nations is always in motion. for the second season running, london irish are into the premiership rugby final after beating northampton by 30 points to 18, scoring three tries to the visitor's two. irish will face either exeter or sale sharks in the final — with those two sides playing each other on sunday. in cricket, sri lanka stunned the hosts south africa in the opening match of the women's t20 world cup, winning by three runs chasing 130 for victory in cape town, south africa lost wickets at crucial stages — making mistakes runnin

before going on to claim their only global crown. 20 years on, new head coach steve borthwick is tasked with rediscovering such glory, starting against old rivals scotland. there's few fixtures in world rugby that have the ability to excite people more than this fixture. i'm looking forward to the loud, packed twickenham this weekend. and england supporters are going to be cheering on this team. england have lost twice in a row against their opening opponents, scotland — last year's defeat at murrayfield the start of a disappointing campaign that saw them finish in third place under the recently sacked eddiejones. but now there's added turmoil here in the community game — amid mounting concern over head injuries, the rfu has apologised for its handling of a rule change lowering the tackle height. the members of this club near manchester, like many others across england, furious at what they see as a lack of consultation. a lot of the players are thinking, where's it going and is it worth playing rugby any more? because it is a fundamental change to how we play the game, how we got broug

before i go, time to tell you about the fact england are beating italy 26 .27 as the new coach steve borthwickrom twickenham and all our stories at the bbc sport website. i will be back a little bit later on. thank you, hugh. a man has been charged with violent disorder after clashes broke out on friday near a hotel in merseyside that houses asylum seekers. 14 others including 12 men and two women were arrested during the unrest merseyside police say the 19—year—old will appear at wirral adult remand court on monday. mps have accused the bbc chairman richard sharp of "significant errors ofjudgment" for not declaring his involvement in helping borisjohnson secure a loan, worth up to £800,000, when he was prime minister. mr sharp was in the process of applying for the bbc role when he introduced a friend who wanted to help mrjohnson financially to the head of the civil service, simon case. mr sharp maintains he did nothing wrong. but a report from mps on the culture and media committee says his actions undermined confidence in the public appointments process. here's our political correspondent d

they kicked off at three o�*clock with steve borthwick still looking for his first win in charge.them a 7—0 lead. it�*s on the bbc sport website and we will have more later on. see you later, thank you very much indeed. the biggest names from the world of music, from stormzy to lizzo and sam smith, were at london�*s o2 arena for the annual brit awards on saturday. but the night belonged to harry styles, who picked up four awards including best album. mark savage reports. # in this world, it�*s just us...# brit awards, sing it out! the name of harry styles�* third album is harry�*s house. and last night, that�*s what the brits became. the man that just does not stop, harry styles! the pop star won every category he was nominated in, including album of the year, and he even remembered to thank his mum. i want to thank my mum for signing me up for x factor without telling me. so i literally wouldn�*t be here without you. he's nice, you know, he's likeable, he's kind, he's a gentleman. and i mean, obviously, he's super talented. so i think he just has all... everything that we want as

as for england, it is a new era under steve borthwick, are they still— a new era under steve borthwicknd everyone is so excited _ massive game and everyone is so excited it — massive game and everyone is so excited. it is the biggest game wales— excited. it is the biggest game wales have in the calendar. the weather — wales have in the calendar. the weather is — wales have in the calendar. the weather is great, the roof is open so expect— weather is great, the roof is open so expect a — weather is great, the roof is open so expect a good game. it will be an incredible _ so expect a good game. it will be an incredible atmosphere as always. you have played inside the stadium so many— have played inside the stadium so many times, difference can the crowd play for— many times, difference can the crowd play for wales today? it is intimate, the seats are right next to the _ intimate, the seats are right next to the pitch, you can hear it and you can — to the pitch, you can hear it and you can smell wales can draw from that _ you can smell wales can draw from that. everyone loves on the field

will be leicester tigers head coach from next season, he'll be the permanent replacement for steve borthwickyear's championships in istanbul next week. four—time gold medallist laura muir and british 60 metre champion daryll neita are also included olympic gold medallists rebecca adlington and daley thompson are two of the names who have signed a letter to the government to try and help protect the future of swimming pools and gyms. they've joined almost 200 sports governing bodies in warning that the high cost of energy bills could be the final straw for some leisure facilities, with people losing access as some venues forced to shut permanently. it will happen, isn't it? across not only swimming but other sports as well to be shutdown for two years with coronavirus, and now on the back of this, facilities are closing up and down the country. it has that knock—on effect for grassroots sports and then affecting the elite programme. there are fantastic sports that happen at the olympics, but it is one of those that we will start to see less and less, especially over the upcoming olympics, jus

the heard coach, steve borthwick, has made a number of changes, the headline is that fly—half marcusarrell moving to his more favoured number ten role. owen has a fantastic skill set. we all see this. he's superb. i think having the ability to play ten or 12, having the ability to change the way the team is set up within the game, also gives great flexibility. almost certainly, the biggest game of the weekend is in dublin tomorrow. it's going to have a big say where the title is heading this year. ireland facing the grand slam champions france. stephen watson reports. stuart mccloskey stuart mcclos key is stuart mccloskey is now ready to make the most of his impressive international comeback. it’ii make the most of his impressive international comeback.— international comeback. it'll get another -- _ international comeback. it'll get another -- and _ international comeback. it'll get another -- and will _ international comeback. it'll get another -- and will be - international comeback. it'll get another -- and will be nice - international comeback. it'll get another -- and will be n

it will be new head coach steve borthwick�*s first match in charge.rn for 35—year—old prop dan cole, who could win his 96th cap more than three years after his last appearance. you get older and your life and your career, and you realise you haven't got many games left, so to play in the first game of the year of the tournament for us is very exciting, there's definitely a buzz when you play at twickenham. you feel that anticipation in the air. looking forward to that buzz again. britain's men's tennis team have one of their toughest tests this evening. and over the weekend, they're playing columbia in the davis cup near bogota, which means it's at altitude and because of that, they have to use pressure less balls to combat the thinner air. gb have by far the stronger line up, with dan evans due to play in both the singles and doubles. but playing over 2,500 metres above sea level using different balls and on a clay surface which won't suit the british team means it's going to be very difficult for them to try to reach september's group stage. you can

england head coach steve borthwick has named his first team with london irish winger 0llie hassell collinsan matchday squad and joe marchant starts at outside centre. borthwick has promised fans "the start of the next chapter of english rugby". i feel like every one of the players and supporters who are excited about the start of the six nations championship are most excited about even the bits of scotland gamers these two fantastic teams babbling out for the calcutta cup in these two pictures of world rugby that have people more excited than this picture, the history, the rivals, the memories and i am looking forward to the loud pack at twickenham this weekend and england's sports will be cheering on the steam. scotland head coach gregor townsend has named his team for their opener with finn russell at fly half and former captain stuart hogg at full back. but there's no place in the squad for established forwards zander fagerson and hamish watson or for glasgow warriors scrum half ali price. the last time we were at twickenham we played really well, but there were no crowds that day. two

england head coach steve borthwick said there were "elements that were positive" about his side's 31 victors by 32 points to 19 to remain top of the tbale. —— the table. always gets a bit exciting after weak tea but we must not get carried away with their six nations. i am saying absolutely nothing. we love the six nations but we will see what week three brings. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. what a match on saturday! another story! if you are stepping out in parts of scotland, wales and the south—east it is a cold start to the day. through this week it will get milder. by friday we have 16 degrees somewhere in the south—east. if that happens it will make their warmest day the shares so far. to start the week it will be dry, bright with sunshine. —— the warmest day this year so far. today high pressure clinging on with things fairly settled. starting off on a cloudy note. whether france waiting in the wings. they will come on later in the day. —— some weather fronts will stop clear skies. cloud breaking up as we go through the course of the day in the breeze. the

steve borthwick as well. yes. we're turning it around into the break thank you very break now. little paul. oh, no, this going to run with me forever? this is no, no, no, no, no. i'm six foot three. it's just a harry's over eight foot tall. all is harry. i he's tall. what all is harry. i he's got to be what six to. but i told you he was further extending further away me. look, look at that look. looks like he's pat on head. he he's in a pat me on the head. he don't come up to don't even come up to his armpit. yeah, know, but armpit. yeah, i know, but neither would you if you were standing as far away as i am. that's good job behind the that's a good job behind the whole is it's not bad. i'm whole is not. it's not bad. i'm hoping minutes hoping maybe play 15 minutes going and see how things go if they want a small striker of squeeze ini they want a small striker of squeeze in i think you'll squeeze you in i think you'll thank much a break thank very much we take a break after we're back with dawn after that we're back with dawn neesom and mcdonald with neesom and sean mcdonald w

england head coach steve borthwick has tasked his side "push on" after beating wales in the six nationsmpionship but for now we need to make sure we enjoy that when. —— that win. meanwhile, the wooden spoon is the last thing you want, according to wales coach warren gatland, whose side sit bottom of the table after defeat to england. former wales captain and bbc pundit sam warburton says the next match is huge. this six nations they've actually confirmed they have actually moved on considerably. wales away to italy now is a massive game. italy will be smelling blood big time and i think that's going to be enormously —— animus of the italians. wales don't go there in the best 15 years right now and who is the best partnership and the back row and front five and i don't really know to be honest so massive game. huge game indeed. all eyes on a "massive game" at murrayfield in two weeks, according to the ireland captainjames ryan. it's after they beat an improving italy side 34—20 to keep their grand slam bid alive. ireland have now won all three matches with a bonus point. and scotland als

we look at england, steve borthwick new coach, a statement coach, he made a statement admission whenut matthew toolangi that we out sir matthew toolangi who'd been know a mainstay who'd been you know a mainstay of the eddie jones era well over past seven or eight years. but i think sometimes a coach comes in, make in, they like to make a statement to establish their authority he access of authority. he gave access of owen farrell, marcus smith in the middle there , a chance to the middle there, a chance to prove they do week prove what they could do week against he wasn't against scotland. he wasn't happy because he's broken up the access remember in access. if you remember in football, 12 or 15 years football, ten or 12 or 15 years ago, always to ask, why ago, we always used to ask, why can't lampard and steven can't frank lampard and steven gerrard played together two outstanding sides champions league england outstanding sides champions leagletc. england outstanding sides champions leagletc. etc. england outstanding sides champions leagletc. etc. but england outstanding sides cham

very much about managers, isn't it, with changes in returns of people like gatland, but also steve borthwickviews in the newspapers morning, saying that a pretty torrid time that he had as a as a player really informed his philosophy and his approach as a coach. philosophy and his approach as a coach . do you think that that's coach. do you think that that's a worrying from the players or is it really important deep down and thoughtful fans who's in charge and what these people really get from the best 15 available to them ? yeah, it is a available to them? yeah, it is a tough one. i think rugby has always been sport was back then coaches recently it's turned a little bit and a lot of coaches have been released. it's a big change for wales. i this year is a world yeah so the six nation now goes into a world cup so it's really important they've got continue four teams and switching you coach is normally tough situation but the unions don't do it lightly and they think it's right they've done it wales abroad got back who is almost like a god in wales. it was last year so he's come back fill th

steve borthwick from the from the eddie era, he's certainly eddie jones era, he's certainly moved overtake over australia. brilliant of australia. so a brilliant day of action got wales, action today. we've got wales, ireland starting at 215, england, 445. we'll england, scotland 445. we'll have reflection that have all the reflection that from tomorrow, hopefully. what about league , this about the premier league, this one fernandez didn't do one i enzo fernandez didn't do chelsea good today. no, he chelsea any good today. no, he didn't he didn't didn't held a win, but he didn't play didn't held a win, but he didn't play i mean, was it was play badly. i mean, was it was just weird, steve. and it was of, you he's meant to be of, you know, he's meant to be the night find the big the big night they find the big the big night they find the big the from the the neighbours from down the road there in town the neighbours beat what neighbours who beat them what three weeks ago at craven cottage though then and then cottage though then won and then they they in hakim cottage though then won an

england face italy later with head coach steve borthwick looking for his first win since taking overfromen—man st mirren 5—1 at celtic park, thanks in part to this cracker from matt o'reilly. later today, holders rangers play partick thistle. england have beaten west indies by seven wickets in their opening match at the women's t20 world cup in south africa. sophie ecclestone took three wickets as west indies' only managed to score 135 for 7. nat sciver brunt scored an unbeaten ll0 as england knocked off the runs with 33 balls to spare. in the day's other match, defending champions australia thrashed new zealand by 97 runs. 14—year—old sky brown dominated her way to the final of the skateboarding park world championships in the uae. brown finished first after a brilliant third run which saw her finish over 2.5 points ahead of her nearest rival. britain's lola tambling also qualified the final, just making the top eight, all of whom will compete later on today for the world title and ranking points for paris 2024 qualification. brown was of course a bronze medal winner. she will be lookin

france three who wins this new three have who wins this the new coach steve coach come in and steve borthwickddie jones his side they off today at 445 they kick off today at 445 against scotland twickenham against scotland at twickenham the have lost one of the scotland have lost one of last five five matches against england. we got with orlando, i mean wales today the roof wales have got coach maybe that have got a new coach maybe that can switch and also a new can switch and also got a new song. mean once this ludicrous song. i mean once this ludicrous thing about them not banning delilah being some of woe delilah being some of the woe is it another feel it that's another song feel likes if it's not my likes to sing. if it's not my time, it's delilah . i would time, it's delilah. i would prefer share your show on. prefer you share your show on. actually, no, i think. let's wait and see if it's a couple of hours to kick off. now, i think. i think fans might sing it anyway. how do you think they'll do in tomorrow's in sing it. they all know the words they sing at stoke city in the football kn

steve borthwick's mission to build a new england hit a hitch against scotland and a team influx may nows did not need fixin: , by. if some things did not need fixing. steve — by. if some things did not need fixing, steve i— by. if some things did not need fixing, steve i wouldn't - by. if some things did not need fixing, steve i wouldn't be - by. if some things did not needl fixing, steve i wouldn't be here, right? so clearly we've got a job to do with some things that need improving. we are confident we can do that. we also understand it could take a period of time but we are desperate to win at the weekend. br; desperate to win at the weekend. by monday at least one grand slam dream will be over. some may rise to the top of the world. 0thers will be over. some may rise to the top of the world. others may tumble back to earth. six is always emotion. —— the six nations is always in motion. patrick gearey, bbc news. if that hasn't whetted your appetite if that hasn't whetted your appetite i do not know what will! now, this is strange to say. in club rugby and the premiership cup, london

steve borthwick succeeded eddie jones and has of kevin sinfield into his team as he attempts to rebuildstrong earthquake in syria and turkey. more than 5,000 people are known to have died with that number rising all of the time. let's speak to the corresponded in turkey for the german financial newspaper. thank you forjoining us. this is a huge search and rescue operation at the moment. let's look at this long—term plan. there will be so many businesses affected. we are hearing around 5,000 buildings, just looking at the structural side of things, that have been torn down. exactly, the cost of — that have been torn down. exactly, the cost of renovation _ that have been torn down. exactly, the cost of renovation and - that have been torn down. exactly, the cost of renovation and to i that have been torn down. exactly, \ the cost of renovation and to repair everything will be immense. early estimations vary between 50-100,000,000,000 us dollars. estimations vary between 50—100,000,000,000 us dollars. many roads are destroyed due to the earthquake. even airports had to suspend services bec

head coach steve borthwick has chosen him to replace injured 0llie hassall collins on the wing.which starts this evening. the two veteran bowlers were in sparkling form in the first test, taking 12 wickets between them to help england to victory in the first test earlier this week. it took their tally together till 1002 wickets, the most by a single partnership in test cricket. that is all for now. so you in an hour. thank you very much. lovely to see you again. see you again later. an extensive archive of david bowie's life, work and legacy will go on display to the public for the first time in 2025. the display at the victoria and albert museum in london will include more than 80,000 items from six decades of his career, including costumes, handwritten lyrics and instruments. tim muffett reports. # it's a god awful small affair # to the girl with the mousy hair...# he was so much more thanjust a singer. # and her daddy has told her to go...# david bowie, an icon of self—expression, creativity and reinvention. # now she walks through hersunken dream...# his extraordinary archiv

steve borthwick succeeded jones as head coach in december and has brought in defence coach kevin sinfieldric landmarks, the bridge at st andrews were the winners parade de claretjug, and they had been criticised after installing a new paved area to the approach, and the commentator ken brown likened the regular patio, i said several fans had brown likened the regular patio, i said severalfans had added a brown likened the regular patio, i said several fans had added a table and chairs to the newly renovated surface. st andrews said it was necessary because of the wear on the ground and the mud on the approach, as we can see from some of the pictures when you search that story but the former open champion nick faldo not a fan either, preparing the mud, as you can see, over the new look cement. work has started to reinstate the turf in the coming days. there we go. we will see what happens, the latest developments with that but that is all of the sport, for now, back to you, ben. good to see you, thank you. that is why i was looking down. that is all right, you're always there for us. let's

england head coach steve borthwick has named his first team london irish wenger ollie hassell—collins twickenham _ watson 04 ali price. the last time we were at twickenham we - watson 04 ali price. the last time we were at twickenham we played really well, but there were no crowds that day. two years prior to that we were 31 nil down after 30 minutes, so we didn't have the best of performances that day. but we came back and almost won the game. as a venue, it is one of the toughest places to go, but we have recent memories and evidence that if we play our game and if we are focused and accurate, we can make it really difficult for england. wales will be without _ really difficult for england. wales will be without leigh _ really difficult for england. wales will be without leigh halfpenny l really difficult for england. wales will be without leigh halfpenny when they play ireland in cardiff on saturday. he was due to make his first wales start in 19 months but has been ruled out following a back spasm. liam williams comes into wear the number 15jersey. the number 15 jersey. the number

at australia but now moves to the premiership title holders as the permanent replacement for steve borthwickach says he saw plenty of improvement in the performance and hopes to get back to winning ways away at crystal palace on saturday. we have to take the good things as welt _ we have to take the good things as welt it_ we have to take the good things as well. it would be horrible if you don't _ well. it would be horrible if you don't do — well. it would be horrible if you don't do that. it is a different game — don't do that. it is a different game at _ don't do that. it is a different game at palace, of course. but the intensity. _ game at palace, of course. but the intensity, the effort we showed, the football _ intensity, the effort we showed, the football we played, pretty much everything was like we want to see for ourselves. so we have to make sure _ for ourselves. so we have to make sure that _ for ourselves. so we have to make sure that we — for ourselves. so we have to make sure that we keep that. i know, 5—2 could _ sure that we keep that. i know, 5—2 could be _ sure that we ke

having said that, steve the england steve borthwick, the new england coach, for coach, he has a thinkn't know. he's been a staple thick , right? yeah. get thick, right? yeah. let's get back the people. so he said back to the people. so he said he's the new england coach going to an start the six to make an okay start to the six nations, win, one defeat. nations, one win, one defeat. he's he's criticised the rfu quite dangerous things to do when you just start working for them. but he's saying you can't. it's frustrating that it's really frustrating that we can't england players if can't pick england players if they play outside england. so it seems a bit parochial, doesn't it. it seems a bit. now the sport really does this. it's designed protect the designed to protect the integrity and the of the integrity and the quality of the engush integrity and the quality of the english league, but basically the saying that jack willis, for example, can't play in france if he in france, can't he plays in france, he can't play he plays in france, he can't play england any more. play for england

but england through i mean it but england through so i mean it was borthwick win was steve borthwick was extreme mi important so just to get through that you know get momentum going then it's wales who also having it's wales who are also having a very at the moment and then very time at the moment and then ireland, france they're ireland, france and they're going two very tricky going to be the two very tricky guys, six it used to be the guys, the six it used to be the four nations, it used be four nations, it used to be england scotland used to be the one nation. it was just england, that was it. and they used do that was it. and they used to do quite well that, right? so it quite well in that, right? so it was four nations then went was the four nations then went to nations then to the five nations and then that mattered france. that mattered both france. that's is italy. that's right. then six is italy. that's right. then six is italy. that's just to give that's right. just to give everybody wee weekend easy everybody a wee weekend off easy is that during the game against italy yo