the ukrainian flag was flying at twickenham as a show of support after russia's invasion of the countryland had the worst start possible with a record breaking sending off — charlie ewels seeing red with a dangerous tackle — just 82 seconds into the game. ireland immediately took advantage scoring two tries one from jason lowe and one from hugo keenan. england dug deep with only 14 men to level the game at 15—15 — thanks to the kicking of marcus smith. but ireland went back in front afterjonny sexton�*s penalty. and they have added another try through jack and they have added another try throuthack conan but, as i say, it has now, actually after the conversion, 32—15. 78 minutes on the clock at twickenham and remember, if england lose this, they cannot wind the championship even if they beat france x week. —— if england lose this, they cannot win the championship even if they beat france next week. earlier, scotland bounced back to secure a bonus point in rome — inflicting italy's 36th straight defeat in the tournament. scotland started the match well — and looked in control at half tim

and my friend was having a party in kew and who should come along after a twickenham rugby match butjohnand that's how i met him and we fell in love and got engaged and came back north. i'd never been to south shields before. i wondered when i came where i was coming. i consider i had five lovely years with him. and two years after we were married i had my lovely daughter helen. and then sadly we were on holiday where we spent our honeymoon in majorca and he had a brain haemorrhage and died. i was absolutely devastated. i was told immediately that he'd left his shares in barbours to me. i didn't have a second thought aboutjoining the business. he was desperately proud of it, and i had to continue that because he had loved it so much. i continue to love it. i still love it 50 years later. i was given this great, great challenge and that helped me. i'm not going to say it's easy — it is hard, until you get to know what you're doing. i quite like the little jobs better than the big jobs with like big jackets like what me mam sort of does down there. i've definitely got the hardestjob. she p

well both ireland and england will have been keenly watching that game — the two sides meet at twickenhamfor england as maro itoje missed training today because of illness — england insist they're "really optimistic" itoje will recover and they have nick isiekwe on standby. chelsea football club have had their credit card facilities temporarily suspended while banks assess the implications of the sanctions imposed on their russian owner roman abramovich. one of those banks — barclaycard — wants to make it's own assessment of the criteria to make sure it doesn't breach the sanctions set by the uk government. chelsea do still have a licence to operate on a day—to—day basis despite abramovic�*s assets being frozen. in the championship, west brom produced a brilliant fightback to dent huddersfield's hopes of returning to the premier league. huddersfield seemed on course forvictory, leading 2—0 at the hawthorns, after two goals from danny ward — the first a real gift. but west brom grabbed a point — with two goals in a minute — andy carroll scoring the equaliser. huddersfield are second while

they beat ill—man england at twickenham and could be crowned champions next weekend. weather, we have another blustery day ahead. when used in the west. while many of us will get to see some sunshine, there are showers around. i have got your sunday forecast and a look at the week ahead on the way. it's sunday 13th march. our main story: there's been reports of a missile strike at a military training base close to the western city of lviv in ukraine. fighting is also intensifying on the outskirts of the capital, kyiv. meanwhile, in the uk, a scheme is being launched to allow households to take in refugees who have fled the country. jon donnison reports. 0n the outskirts of kyiv, the roads are still open, but the fear is the russians are coming. they are doing what they can do try to slow them down. at this checkpoint, all the ukrainian soldiers are volunteers and with just three days�* training. some of them teenagers, like this 18—year—old, until a few weeks ago an economics student. the? 18-year-old, until a few weeks ago an economics student.— an economics student.

he's not been part of the captain's run training session at twickenham today.timistic he'll recover in time for the match and haven't called up any cover. a century from nkrumah bonner has helped put west indies on top of the first test agianst england. they ended day three on 373—9, a lead of 62. and day four starts in under half an hour's time in antigua from wherejoe wilson reports. the feminist recreation ground in antigua, it stands as memory. —— famous. so many reports were sent back of great west indies moments from this very spot. what about the heroes of today? at the current test, jason holder failed and when england took his wicket in the opening minutes it felt significant. bonner stepped up. age 33 he still trying to establish himself in test cricket. tough work for a fast bowler and mark wood was soon off the field. west indies took the lead in the match and persistently bonner got to his century as the england bowlers began to look powerless. this is a man who persisted with a cricket career when he could have given up and england's resilience is

ireland, in the weekend's six nations clash, ewels was sent off in the 2nd minute in the loss at twickenhamn to a draw in their second test against australia in karachi. azam hit 196 as his side batted out the final day, leaving australia frustrated after they'd built a huge first innings lead. the series is level at one—all with the final test starting monday. mark cavendish has become the first british rider to win the world's oldest one—day bike race. the milano—torino race has been going since 1876 and the manx missile outsprinted his rivals to celebrate his 159th career victory, and his third this year. and britain's harriet dart lost in straight sets, to madison keys, in the fourth round at indian wells. she's still on course to make the world's top 100 for the first time, after her best ever run at the tournament in california. now staying with tennis, all four grand slams will use a 10—point final set tie—break on a year's trial. starting from the french open in may. the move will see a tie—break commence if the score reaches six—games—all in the final set. roland garros is the only

well both ireland and england will have been keenly watching that game — the two sides meet at twickenhamave nick isiekwe on standby. chelsea football club have had their credit card facilities temporarily suspended while banks assess the implications of the sanctions imposed on their russian owner roman abramovich. one of those banks — barclaycard — wants to make its own assessment of the criteria to make sure it doesn't breach the sanctions set by the uk government. chelsea do still have a licence to operate on a day—to—day basis despite abramovic�*s assets being frozen. in the championship, west brom produced a brilliant fightback to dent huddersfield's hopes of returning to the premier league. huddersfield seemed on course forvictory, leading 2—0 at the hawthorns, after two goals from danny ward — the first a real gift. but west brom grabbed a point — with two goals in a minute — andy carroll scoring the equaliser. huddersfield are second while west brom are 12th. the new formula one season is just around the corner — but the tension has already started to rise between the sport's top

curry suffered a hamstring injury in the loss to ireland at twickenham — jack willis is brought in toquestions about his future as england head coach are part of the job. jones has been reflecting on the weekend's loss to ireland, which means they could finish fifth again in the table — if they lose to france this weekend, in the last round of matches. jones insists the side are on the right path. our stated result was to win the title and we are disappointed we are not in a position to win it. and it's probably for other people to judge whether we are growing as a team. i've got my own internal assessment and i know what i am looking at, and i like what i see. and i think we are moving in the right direction, but i'm sure people have their own judgements top will —— judgment. have their own judgements top will ——judgment. d0 have their own 'udgements top will -- judgment.— have their own 'udgements top will -- judgment._ -- judgment. do you get frustration when peeple — -- judgment. do you get frustration when people question _ -- judgment. do you get frustration when people question

of rugby, of course rugby union 6 nations penultimate weekend, before the england— ireland game, twickenhamh started. the latest military intelligence from ukraine suggests russia is still attempting to cut off and capture the cities of kharkiv, chernihiv, mariupol and sumy. sumy lies close the border with russia. my colleague ben brown spoke earlier to the regional governor about conditions in the city. he said russian forces were using brutal tactics... translation: the citizens are defender, on the other hand they have control of our towns. the? defender, on the other hand they have control of our towns. they are roared, have control of our towns. they are roared. they _ have control of our towns. they are roared, they rob _ have control of our towns. they are roared, they rob and _ have control of our towns. they are roared, they rob and they - have control of our towns. they are roared, they rob and they do - have control of our towns. they are roared, they rob and they do not i roared, they rob and they do not allow us to take bodies of civilians from the street or allow us to bury th

penultimate weekend and before the penultimate weekend and before the england and ireland game, twickenhama humanitarian catastrophe, if the country's already saturated resources are overwhelmed by refugees from ukraine. the number of people fleeing the war in ukraine is so high that the moldovan government says one in eight children is now a refugee. our europe correspondent lucy williamson reports. sometimes, the long, cold journey from ukraine ends here — in the emergency department of moldova's ignatenko children's hospital. within the last week, alexei has fled a war, left family and is living in a new country as a refugee. a high temperature almost counts as normal. around a dozen refugee children arrive here every day, often suffering from dehydration or breathing problems. tanya came straight here from the border. her daughter sofia caught pneumonia on theirjourney from dnipro, in central ukraine. she spent two days in intensive care. "i am completely broken," she told me. "they were bombing everywhere. "now, i'm reading in the news that they bombed a shoe factory "and people's hom

they beat england $3215.00 it twickenham, but france still taught the table going from one round again to be doing. all right, that is all your sport for now. we'll have more we later rob, thank you very much indeed job. navigate is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all today's stories. i'm on my office and thanks very much indeed for being with me. good bye. ah. a story of laws, deception life and death, and israeli spy, operating on the deep cover in syria. knowing that discovery would meet certain death. algae 0 well tells a gripping story. most at spy, eli coleman, operated on the cover in syria, in the 1960 on odysseus career that ended in public execution. eli cohen must have agents, $88.00 on al jazeera, ah, each and every one of us had to go to responsibilities to change our 1st place for the middle. oh, i just said that we could do this experiment. and if bite of us could increase just a little bit, that wouldn't be worth doing. anybody had any idea that it would become a magnet who is incredibly rare species. they are asking for women to get 50 percent repr

wresting the title from a resurgent france went up in smoke last weekend after their defeat at twickenhamcould change was of a win would give france a first grand slam in 12 years and for england, defeat could mean the end for their coach. eddiejones took them to a world cup final, but now for two straight years at the six nations, they have faltered. . ., , faltered. ireland with a try. the main advantage _ faltered. ireland with a try. the main advantage and _ faltered. ireland with a try. the main advantage and the - faltered. ireland with a try. the main advantage and the point l main advantage and the point advantage now. ads, main advantage and the point advantage now.— main advantage and the point advantage now. a third loss could mean england _ advantage now. a third loss could mean england finished _ advantage now. a third loss could mean england finished fifth - advantage now. a third loss could | mean england finished fifth again. jones points to the process and to his results on the biggest stage, but each test match in the present brings pressure. i but each test match in the

later, england host ireland at twickenham and are hoping maro itoje recovers from illness.to wales and then being thumped by france. an intriguing last day beckons in the first test between west indies and england in antigua. on another rain—interrupted day, zac crawley coped superbly with the elements and the west indies bowlers, and will return to the crease later on 117. he'll be accompanied by skipper joe root who's fast approaching a century of his own. the tourists are 217/1, a lead of 153. to football now, and chelsea have had their credit card facilities temporarily suspended while banks assess the implications of the sanctions imposed on owner roman abramovich this week. the club has been given a licence to operate on a day—to—day basis despite the russian billionaire having his assets frozen. but ba rclayca rd wants to make its own assessment of the licence criteria to ensure it doesn't breach the uk government's sanctions. chelsea don't know when the suspension will be lifted. the former chelsea midfielder and now everton manager, frank lampard, says he cares abo