twickenham's location is also significant.close to hounslow, an area which has seen a rise in the variant first detected in india. people can come here and get a jab without an appointment, and it's just one of the many measures being tried across the uk to encourage those who are eligible to come and get a vaccine. in bolton, which has a persistently high infection rate, fuelled by the indian variant, a bus is offering a jab to eligible adults in affected areas. the army is also on hand to encourage residents without symptoms to get tested. while in glasgow, another area of concern, a drop in vaccine centre has been set up to encourage anyone who's over a0 to get their second dose, as that provides more substantial protection. coronavirus cases in the uk are once again on the rise, with a 29% increase in the past week. it's thought it's been fuelled by the indian variant, but it's not yet known if this will translate into serious illness and hospitalisations. one of the experts advising the government says further easing of r

welcome to twickenham. not as many seats as would _ twickenham.e public health director for hounslow, about why this is— director for hounslow, about why this is so— director for hounslow, about why this is so important. there _ this is so important. there is— this is so important. there is still about one in ten of our population _ there is still about one in ten of our population who _ there is still about one in ten of our population who are - there is still about one in ten of our population who are older i there is still about one in ten of. our population who are older who have _ our population who are older who have not— our population who are older who have not been— our population who are older who have not been vaccinated - our population who are older who have not been vaccinated and i have not been vaccinated and therefore _ have not been vaccinated and therefore aren't _ have not been vaccinated and therefore aren't protected. it| therefore aren't protected. it doesn't — therefore aren't protected. it doesn't matter— therefore aren't

it comes as england's largest vaccination centre has opened at twickenham rugby stadium.ere's our health correspondent, anna collinson. it's one of the biggest rugby stadiums in the world, but today thousands are being encouraged to come to twickenham for their coronavirus jab. the ground is close to hounslow, an area which has seen a rise in the variant first detected in india. it's been really good. the queue was quite long but it moved quite quickly and everything seems organised. i want the whole country to come out of lockdown, hopefully on the 215t ofjune, so the more people vaccinated the better. so doing our part, really. nearly three quarters of adults in the uk have now had a first dose. hounslow�*s public health service says one in ten older people haven't taken up their invite for a vaccine. we have in the matter of four or five days pulled this eventl together so we can vaccinate up to 15,000 people in one day. i the reason we have chosen such a big event is we can _ socially distance people, _ we can safely get that many people through the stadium. in bolton

the hope is that drives like this in twickenham i that drives like this in twickenham will make that tightened restrictions on travel from the uk, to try to stop the spread of the variant of coronavirus first identified in india. new rules came into force at midnight, meaning british tourists will not be allowed in. france is currently listed as an "amber" destination by the uk government, which advises against travel there. meanwhile, the european commission says that all eu countries can gradually ease travel measures over the summer as the number of covid—19 vaccinations continues to rise. eu leaders revealed plans to harmonise travel measures across the bloc, including allowing fully vaccinated people to move around without the need for testing or quarantines when travelling from one eu country to another. we propose no travel or later testing for fully vaccinated persons. this is already practised in many member states and it should be independent from where you travel from or where you are travelling to. we propose a common understanding of who a fully vaccinated person is in t

they haven�*t been in a big twickenham vinyl since 2013.ill be back, though it�*s a pretty big deal. irate fans will be back, though it's a pretty big deal-— fans will be back, though it's a pretty big deal. we want to play well, but pretty big deal. we want to play well. but it's — pretty big deal. we want to play well, but it's the _ pretty big deal. we want to play well, but it's the next _ pretty big deal. we want to play well, but it's the next step. - pretty big deal. we want to play i well, but it's the next step. we're well, but it�*s the next step. we�*re not looking at it... three year plan, and this is part of the game. you come into this game as underdogs. finished bottom of the premiershipjust a few underdogs. finished bottom of the premiership just a few months ago, so chance _ premiership just a few months ago, so chance against the team that's fought— so chance against the team that's fought millions of pounds worth of players _ fought millions of pounds worth of players and squad. fought millions of pounds worth of players

twickenham's location is also significant.tected in india. people can come here and get a jab without an appointment, and it's just one of the many measures being tried across the uk to encourage those who are eligible to come and get a vaccine. in bolton, which has a persistently high infection rate, fuelled by the indian variant, a bus is offering jabs to eligible adults in affected areas. the army has also been on hand to encourage residents without symptoms to get tested. while in glasgow, another area of concern, a drop—in vaccine centre has been set up to encourage anyone who is over a0 to get their second dose, as that provides more substantial protection. coronavirus cases in the uk are once again on the rise, with a 29% increase in the past week. it is thought it's been fuelled by the indian variant, but it is not yet known if this will translate into serious illness and hospitalisations. one of the experts advising the government says further easing of restrictions, due in three weeks' time, should be postponed. look

he will see twickenham _ beginning? we absolutely do. he will see twickenham has _ beginning? do. he will see twickenham has opened this - see twickenham has opened this morning, biggest vaccination centre to data and there are many more opening across britain that really need support. we have vaccination volunteers helping with that. they have given 380,000 hours todayjust to support that really big push that is so important. anyone who is able to help, please go to your local centre and do so. we also have the nhs respond volunteers who provide transport, still calling and checking on people, still taking prescriptions to people's homes and doing their shopping. that support is still ongoing and is still needed. we are getting calls every day from people who need that support. it is notjust part of the crisis response as restrictions are lifted, people might think that support isn't needed as much, it really is. i want to be clear and say our volunteers are amazing, please continue to do what you are doing and if anyone has some time to spare please considerjoining. harper s

twickenham's location is also significant.t's close to hounslow, an area which has seen a rise in the variant first detected in india. people can come here and get a jab without an appointment, and it's just one of the many measures being tried across the uk to encourage those who are eligible to come and get a vaccine. in bolton, which has a persistently high infection rate, fuelled by the indian variant, a bus is offering jabs to eligible adults in affected areas. the army has also been on hand to encourage residents without symptoms to get tested. while in glasgow, another area of concern, a drop—in vaccine centre has been set up to encourage anyone who is over a0 to get their second dose, as that provides more substantial protection. coronavirus cases in the uk are once again on the rise, with a 29% increase in the past week. it is thought it's been fuelled by the indian variant, but it is not yet known if this will translate into serious illness and hospitalisations. one of the experts advising the government says further

drives like this in twickenham will make that unlocking more likely. able to evict their tenants during the pandemic ends tomorrow. with up to 400,000 tenants in rent arrears there is concern that there could be a rise in homelessness. the government says tenants will continue to be supported with longer notice periods and financial help. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. rudolph has had a year to forget. the media company he worked for went bust. he found a job as a carer, but was made redundant so he now delivers takeaway food. it is stressful and it's affecting my health and it gives a lot of sleepless nights. his bills have mounted — energy, council tax and rent. the 26—year—old owes its landlord £3,400 in arrears. ijust don't know when i'm going to wake up to that dreadful message saying, that this is your notice, because of the rent arrears. so far the ban of the eviction was my safety net for me not to be ending up on the streets or anything. around 400,000 tenants are under threat of eviction, say thejoseph rowntree fou

welcome to twickenham. probably not as you have seen it before.holds about 80,000 people. today they are hoping to vaccinate 15,000 people from the local area around hounslow and the eight surrounding london boroughs. the reason for this, there has been a worrying increase in the number of people testing positive for coronavirus, especially the indian variant. you can see behind me, some of the 250 volunteers that will be helping that happened today as we turned that stadium into one of england's biggest vaccination centres. to tell you why this is important, this is kelly o'neill, health directorfor important, this is kelly o'neill, health director for hounslow. there is still one in ten of our populati°“_ there is still one in ten of our population who are older and haven't been vaccinated and therefore unprotected. it doesn't matter which variant_ unprotected. it doesn't matter which variant is, _ unprotected. it doesn't matter which variant is, they can still get the virus _ variant is, they can still get the virus and — variant is, they can s

minutes to secure the win — and reach the final for the first time, where'll they play toulouse at twickenham and shaun murphy will begin shortly. just under 1,000 spectators are present at the crucible theatre in sheffield where murphy has the edge. he leads 5—3 heading into tonight's session. the first to 18 frames wins, so still a long way to go across today and tomorrow. you can watch the action on bbc two from 7pm. it was one of the most eagerly anticipated fights in womens boxing and last night the bout between katie taylor and natasha jonas certainly did not disappoint. the pair, who fought as amateurs back at the london 2012 olympics went ten very even rounds but katie taylorjust managed to cling on to maintain her undefeated record and remain as the undisputed world lightweight champion just a reminder of our top story tonight before we leave, manchester united's premier league game against liverpool has been postponed following protest at old trafford. around 200 fans got onto the pitch to protest against the glazers's ownership of manchester united. thousands gathered outside makin

minutes to secure the win — and reach the final for the first time, where'll they play toulouse at twickenhamg. last night the bout between katie taylor and natasha jonas certainly didn't disappoint. the pair, who fought as amateurs back at the london 2012 0lympics went ten very even rounds but katie taylorjust managed to cling on to maintain her undefeated record and remain as the undisputed world lightweight champion before we go time to tell you that there is one premier league game under way at the moment, tottenham hotspur lead sheffield united 1—0 with a few minutes until half—time. gareth bale with a great flick. tottenham at the moment would be up to fifth in the premier league, five points within chelsea and that final champions league spot. you can keep up—to—date with that over on the bbc sport website as well as the rest of the day's use in reaction to those protests at old trafford, but for me, that is all for now. good night. we have got a mixture of sunshine and showers at the moment, still some quite heavy showers around right now but those showers will gradually ease through

anyone over the age of 18 can go to england's largest mass vaccination centre in twickenham — where therethe end of the day. the ban on landlords being able to evict tenants ends today — the temporary measure was introduced in england at the start of the pandemic. a nation of volunteers — how more than iso—thousand people

twickenham will also welcome rugby fans back for the first time since december.released their summer schdules today — you can take a look at the fixtures on the bbc website. organisers of the delay tokyo olympics have another on her hands. a poll suggesting people don't want the games to go ahead injuly. those it said the olympic should proceed almost a quarter said they should take place without spectators. naomi 0saka says she's not in this age were we so often connects actually ask a meeting. we tather connects actually ask a meeting. - gather in tokyo from all over the world. , , ., , ., , gather in tokyo from all over the world. , , . , . , ., world. the best laid plans. tokyo 2020 is over— world. the best laid plans. tokyo 2020 is over the _ world. the best laid plans. tokyo 2020 is over the promise - world. the best laid plans. tokyo 2020 is over the promise to - world. the best laid plans. tokyo i 2020 is over the promise to connect people seems a long way from a world thatis people seems a long way from a world that is currently trying to do the opposite

young people flock to england's largest mass vaccination centre in twickenham after it opened up to overds. the temporary measure was introduced in england at the start of the pandemic. it's the the hottest day of the year so far,

in front of 10,000 fans at twickenham, they had been leading 17—10 after two tries and some astute kickingean aquatics championships in budapest where britain's kathleen dawson had to swim her race twice and fortunately for her she won gold twice. it all went wrong at the start of the 100 metres backstroke when a faulty speaker prevented sweden's louise hansson from hearing the starting buzzer. she finished last with dawson taking gold. sweden then lodged an appeal which was upheld so they had to do it all again two hours later and once again dawson triumphed, although she was slightly slower, losing the championship record she set in the first race. although, she was slightly solar in this as soon as i had that next chance to be able to get that gold again, i knew that i was going to be number one. i was going to be stood on top of the podium, something like that shouldn't really be happening at europeans. itjust shows that i've deserved it for me to have come from third—place five years ago and then to have not even the final in the hundred in glasgow. it'sjust to have not even the final

twickenham's location is also significant. hounslow, an area which has seen a rise in the variant first detected in india. people can come here and get a jab without an appointment, and it's just one of the many measures being tried across the uk to encourage those who are eligible to come and get a vaccine. in bolton, which has a persistently high infection rate fuelled by the indian variant, a bus is offering a jab to eligible adults in affected areas. the army is also on hand to encourage residents without symptoms to get tested. while in glasgow, another area of concern, a drop—in vaccine centre has been set up to encourage anyone who's over a0 to get their second dose, as that provides more substantial protection. coronavirus cases in the uk are once again on the rise, with a 29% increase in the past week. it's thought it's being fuelled by the indian variant, but it's not yet known if this will translate into serious illness and hospitalisations. one of the experts advising the government says further easing of restricti

young people flock to england's largest mass vaccination centre in twickenham after it opened up to over—18s to avoid wasting excess vaccines. tennis player naomi osaka dramatically withdraws from the french open after refusing to take part in news conferences. the ban on landlords being able to evict tenants ends. the temporary measure was introduced in england at the start of the pandemic. now on bbc news, clive myrie and adina campbell report on the global impact of george floyd's death. a programme warning — there are some images in this programme some viewers may find distressing. what's his name? george floyd! nojustice, no peace! no racist police! - most of us can remember where we were when we first watched that video — the killing of george floyd by derek chauvin, the police officer who knelt on his neck for more than nine minutes. one year on, we are going to take a look at the impact of what happened worldwide after global protests over the killing. we begin here in america, in missouri, st louis county, where the main city has the highest level of civilian deaths at the hands

i've seen the jerseys with me with my hands in the air at twickenham, but i can't remember being on the you played in the game, you've got the shirt, but you don't remember the game at all? at all. what i've been told is my brain was so inflamed at that period. and most...most of my career, i've said before, i can't remember because we were doing so much contact, my brain was inflamed. so you... the memories weren't storing. so you had an inflamed brain because of the contact you were doing... yes. ..and the hits you were taking, and you were still turning out for wales? wales. club. training. wow. years after he retired from rugby, alix found his memory getting worse. i got lost on a bike ride and it's a bike ride i've done 50, 70 times. and ijust had a blackout moment and didn't know where i was, and ended up cycling the way i came, i got home and told mel, and the following day i went to see my gp. i thought he had a brain tumour. i decided that must be, you know, the personality differences, the short—term memory. and the september when he came home distressed from the bike ride, i

london's twickenham stadium, now a surge vaccination centre ready to deliver 15,000 doses on bank holidays many people as possible continues. but despite the more infectious variant first detected in india, so far, hospitals haven't seen a spike in admissions. trust leaders in some of england's worst affected areas say most covid patients are unvaccinated, either because they are younger and not yet been invited for a jab, or hadn't taken up the offer — a clear sign, they say, the vaccines are working. but nhs providers warns hospitals are still under pressure with trusts working flat out to reduce record waiting lists for non—urgent operations. there's also been an increase in demand for urgent care. doctors think significant numbers of patients have been putting off seeking treatment and now require more complex care and longer stays. some trusts in holiday areas also worry an influx of tourists will leave them struggling to cope. 0ne chief executive on the south coast said: ahead of any decision to lift the remaining legal restrictions in england onjune 21st, nhs providers wants the go

summer where the supporters come back, these challenge cup semifinal was empty but the finals at twickenhamew beating montpellier would set up an all english final. with tom dunn scoring, they had the lead in three minutes, but bath's problem is letting teams backing montpellier scored and then led at half—time. to get to the home of english rugby men just as much to the french side, they barely stopped defending when their shirts came off, and that kind of commitment kept bath at bay and for the premiership side this was a missed opportunity. the challenge cup is a european rugby's secondary competition but the prize for montpellier is the occasion to come, final in three weeks' time when the noise is back. joe lynskey, bbc news. lewis hamilton just missed out on his 100th career pole position in qualifying for tomorrow's portuguese grand prix. instead, his mercedes team mate — valterri bottas, beat him byjust seven thousandths of a second to start first on the grid in the algarve. max verstappen was third. welsh cyclist geraint thomas may have missed out on winning his first race for thre

twickenham stadium in london is being prepared for a vaccination push, as infections with the variantcally. across the uk, all daily reported new cases have gone up nearly a quarter in a week, though this may partly reflect more surge testing. officials will be watching very closely, with big decisions on the future of restrictions in england due soon. if more covid patients end up in hospital, planned operations like this could be cancelled again, and that's what the nhs really wants to avoid. here, florence is having a knee replacement at the barking, havering and redbridge trust. there's a dedicated covid—secure zone sectioned off for routine operations. with waiting lists in england at a record high, there have been calls for more centres like this to be funded by the government. my colleagues are repeatedly being phoned and questioned by patients saying, "we know things are getting better, when am i going to have my operation?" and they have to say, "do you know, i'm not sure when we can do it." ensuring patients get the operations they need is another reason why health leaders s

twickenham stadium in london is being prepared for a vaccination push on monday with 15,000 jabs offereden rising locally. data over the next week in england could determine whether the lifting of restrictions goes ahead on june 21st. if more covid patients end up in hospital, planned operations like this could be cancelled again and that is what the nhs really wants to avoid. here, florence is having a knee replacement at the barking, havering and redbridge trust. there's a dedicated covid—secure zone sectioned off for routine operations with waiting lists in england at a record high, there have been calls for more centres like this to be funded by the government. my colleagues are repeatedly being phoned and questioned by patients saying, "we know things are getting better, when am i going to have my operation?" and they have to say, "i'm not sure when we can do it." gillian is one of those. she needs two knee replacements and has been waiting since the start of last year. i can't do anything, i don't leave the house. i'm very unsteady on my feet and my left knee now keeps giving way.

rugby union fans will be admitted to twickenham for the first time since december, with at least 10,000summer test matches. eddiejones�* side will play tests against the usa on sunday the 4th ofjuly and canada on saturday the 10th ofjuly. an england a side will face scotland a in leicester on sunday the 27th ofjune. there's plenty more rugby on the website including news of wales and ireland's summer fixtures. wales will come up against their former coach rob howley who is now assistant coach of canada. they'll also play two matches against argentina. check out the details on bbc.co.uk/sport, or the bbc sport app the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says he hopes his "refreshed and renewed" frontbench team will help the party bounce back, after poor local election results in england. among the changes — angela rayner, the deputy leader, was sacked from her role as party chair on saturday, before being handed more senior roles last night. anneliese dodds lost herjob as shadow chancellor — she takes up the position of party chair in place of ms rayner. ms dodds was replaced as shadow chan

twickenham stadium in london is being prepared for a vaccination push on monday with 15,000 jabs offeredia have been rising locally. data over the next week in england could determine whether the lifting of restrictions goes ahead on june 21st. if more covid patients end up in hospital, planned operations like this could be cancelled again and that is what the nhs really wants to avoid. here florence is having a knee replacement at the barking, havering and redbridge trust. there is a dedicated covid—secure zone sectioned off for routine operations. with waiting lists in england at a record high, there have been calls for more centres like this to be funded by the government. my colleagues are repeatedly being phoned and questioned by patients saying, we know things are getting better, when am i going to have my operation? and they have to say, i'm not sure when we can do it. gillian is one of those. she needs two knee replacements and has been waiting since the start of last year. i cannot do anything, i daren't leave the house. i'm very unsteady on my feet and my left knee now keeps gi

on monday, this site at twickenham stadium will open with an extra 15,000 jabs on offer.open with an extra 15,000 jabs on offer. 15,000 “abs on offer. the target is to fill 15,000 jabs on offer. the target is to fill every _ 15,000 jabs on offer. the target is to fill every single _ 15,000 jabs on offer. the target is to fill every single one _ 15,000 jabs on offer. the target is to fill every single one of- 15,000 jabs on offer. the target is to fill every single one of those - to fill every single one of those spacesin to fill every single one of those spaces in the first instance. we have had really good uptake of vaccination across the board here in hounslow but it masks that in some communities uptake has been less. the number of confirmed cases of the india variant in england has more than doubled since last week, rising to almost 7000. the worst affected parts of the country continue to be bolton, bedford and blackburn but seven other areas each have more than 100 infections. those confirmed figures, though, are based on genetic sequencing in a laboratory, which ca

on monday, this site at twickenham stadium will open with an extra 15,000 jabs on offer.almost 7000. the worst—affected parts of the country continue to be bolton, bedford and blackburn but seven other areas each have more than 100 infections. those confirmed figures, though, are based on genetic sequencing in a laboratory, which can take weeks to process. the government says that, according to more recent estimates, the new strain now makes up at least a half and perhaps as much as three quarters of all new cases in england. there is the potential for a further wave of infections and potentially hospital admissions to start to rise again, so we need to gather as much evidence as we can over the next week or two to really understand what�*s going on with this new variant, how much more it is spreading and then try to predict what we expect may happen should thisjune 21 relaxation go ahead. new figures form the office for national statistics today point to signs of a wider rise in cases as the india variant becomes more prevalent but so far the vaccination campaign appears

face scotland in leicester on sunday the 27th ofjune, then eddiejones�* side will play tests at twickenham pretty unknown situation over into a pretty unknown situation over in tokyo. _ into a pretty unknown situation over in tokyo. so— into a pretty unknown situation over in tokyo, so to have this little band-aid _ in tokyo, so to have this little band—aid is a huge weight of everyone's shoulders. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. the re—elected first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, has told borisjohnson that another vote on scottish independence is inevitable. the snp leader also suggested that she could begin the process as early as next spring. my colleague, annita mcveigh, is outside holyrood this morning. thank you. well, alongside that messaging from nicola sturgeon yesterday saying as regards another referendum, it is when, not if. today we have former prime minister gordon brown making the case for the union. and let mejust quote gordon brown making the case for the union. and let me just quote some of what he said, warning borisjohnson

and it's notjust football — twickenham will welcome rugby fans back for the first time since decemberest matches against the usa and canada injuly. the ex—wels coach will face wales on saturday the 3rd ofjuly in cardiff before they take on the pumas. and ireland are set to host japan and the usa injuly as part of their reshuffled summer schedule. the four—time grand slam champion naomi 0saka says she's not sure whether the tokyo 0lympics should be going ahead this summer. the japanese world number two was speaking after a new poll in the country showed nearly 60 percent of people injapan want the games to be cancelled, following a surge of reported cases of covid—19 there. i think for me, i'm an athlete and of course my immediate thought is that i would want to play the olympics, but as a human eye would 0lympics, but as a human eye would say we are in a pandemic. and if people are not healthy and if they are not feeling safe, then it is definitely a really good cause for concern. hundreds of people have been injured between days of fighting. hundreds of people have been in'ured betwe

london's twickenham stadium, now a surge of vaccination centre ready to deliver 15,000 doses on bankto vaccinate as many people as possible continues. but by the more infectious variant first detected in india, so far hospitals have not seen a spike in admissions. trust leaders and some of england's worst affected area so most coba patients are unvaccinated, either because they are younger or not been invited for a job or have not taken up the offer —— covid. a clear sign they say that the vaccines are working. but nhs providers wants wonderful warns hospitals are under pressure with trusts working flat out to reduce record waiting lists for nonurgent operations and there has also been an increase in demand for urgent care, doctors thinking significant numbers of patients putting off treatment and now require more complex care and longer stays. some trust in holiday areas also worry an influx of tourists believe them struggling to cope, and chief executive on the south coast saying: ahead of any decision to lift the remaining legal restrictions in england onjune 21, nhs providers wan

rugby union fans will be admitted to twickenham for the first time since december, with at least 10,000e. there's plenty more rugby on the website including news of wales and ireland's summer fixtures. wales will come up against their former coach rob howley, who is now assistant coach of canada. they'll also play two matches against argentina. check out the details on bbc.co.uk/sport, or the bbc sport app. i will be back in the next hour but for now, back to you, martin. the family of a woman who took her own life after her benefit payments were cut is bringing legal action against the government. an inquest into the death of philippa day said the department for work and pensions made 28 mistakes in handling her case. it's now emerged the department has reviewed around 150 other similar cases, in which claimants either died or came to serious harm. michael buchanan reports. it's been six months. i am in so much debt. i have nothing to eat. i can't... phillipa day pleaded repeatedly with benefits officials for help. her money had been cut. they insisted she couldn't have a benefits asse

so it's a really— at twickenham stadium. so it's a really exciting time.t masks that in some — board here in hounslow. but it masks that in some communities uptake has been less _ that in some communities uptake has been less. there are about one in ten people — been less. there are about one in ten people who have been eligible for a vaccination who have not been vaccinated — for a vaccination who have not been vaccinated so far. but within certain — vaccinated so far. but within certain communities that reduces to about— certain communities that reduces to about one _ certain communities that reduces to about one in five. if yesterday is anything — about one in five. if yesterday is anything to go by, we have reached out into— anything to go by, we have reached out into those communities and the communities have mobilised themselves to come forward. sol communities have mobilised themselves to come forward. so i am expecting _ themselves to come forward. so i am expecting to — themselves to come forward. so i am expecting to see before the end of the wee

let's talk to the twickenham mp who joins us now. you think affect the road map out of restrictions? i variant do you think affect the road map out of restrictions?— map out of restrictions? i think it should remind _ map out of restrictions? i think it should remind government - map out of restrictions? i think it should remind government and l map out of restrictions? i think it | should remind government and all map out of restrictions? i think it - should remind government and all of us that_ should remind government and all of us that caution is absolutely critical— us that caution is absolutely critical at every stage and i think with all— critical at every stage and i think with all the easing of restrictions we are _ with all the easing of restrictions we are all— with all the easing of restrictions we are all looking forward to on monday— we are all looking forward to on monday the most critical thing, we heard _ monday the most critical thing, we heard patrick vallance talk about it the other— heard patrick vallance talk ab

but despite the inspiration from 10,000 fans at twickenham, montpellier, surged back — out running andjordan banks, who was killed after being struck by lightning while playing football last week. both teams had earlier held a minutes silence and finally, while phil mickelson is impressing in the golf. how about kent's darren stevens doing it for us old folks in the cricket. 45—years—young — he smashed an incredible 190 against glamorgan in the county championship. he came to the crease when kent were struggling — and despite recently being in terrible form with the bat — he smashed 15 sixes and 15 fours, to help his team to 307 all out. he shared a record 166 partnership with miguel cummins for the ninth wicket. cummins scored just one! now, as well as the monaco grand prix in formula 1 this weekend, it's the start of the world superbikes championship, with northern ireland'sjonathan ray, aiming to build on his record breaking six world titles on the trot. before he left for spain, i went to northern ireland tojoin him in training, but there wasn't a superbike in sight, and at 34, he

twickenham will welcome rugby fans back for the first time since december, for the test matches againstht back to the championship, thanks to a 2—0 defeat at home to burnley. fulham join sheffield united and west bromwich albion as the clubs dropping down. i'm gutted. this year at times, while we've had some big improvements, while we've pushed on in certain elements, the facts are, we are relegated because we've fallen short. we've fallen short at this level, at the premier league level, and we've not been quite good enough. fulham's defeat also means southampton are safe for another season. they face crystal palace tonight. before that manchester united host leicester. it'll be united's third game in six days, with their re—arranged match against liverpool to come on thursday. it's a schedule that's left their manager unimpressed. if i do play these 11 again on tuesday and thursday, it's impossible. i run too much of a risk of injuring them. so talking about integrity in the league and stuff, don't blame me when i have to make changes because i have to. it's not safe for them to play