twickenham this sunday.nline, saying that the rugby football union supports the lgbtq+ community. and we mustn't forget that a number of the england women's players who are part of that community, including including their captain, marlie packer. sunday itself will mark the first time eddie jones himself will walk back into twickenham after he was sacked by the rugby football union as the england head coach just last december. i asked him how he was feeling about walking back in through the door, and he did tell me he is going to love it. finally, loughborough might not be the first place you think of when you think of a hotbed of american football talent. but the nfl academy there is attempting to provide the sport with players plucked from outside america. and the latest example, nigerian emmanuel 0koye, is being tipped as a genuine star. dan 0gunshakin reports. the leafy sports grounds of loughborough university are far removed from the nfl's glitz and glamour. but for american football hopefuls, this is

sunday itself will mark the first time eddie jones himself will walk back into twickenham after he was head coach just last december. i did ask him how he was feeling about walking back in through the door, and he did tell me he is going to love it. finally, the english town of loughborough might not be the first place you think of when you think of when picking a hotbed of american footballing talent, but the nfl academy there is attempting to provide the sport with players plucked from outside america.. and the latest example, nigerian emmanuel 0koye, is being tipped as a genuine star. dan 0gunshakin reports. the leafy sports grounds of loughborough university are far removed from the nfl's glitz and glamour. but for american football hopefuls, this is where the journey can begin. it is here at the nfl academy that talented players from the uk and beyond come to hone their craft and dream of the united states. dubbed a life—changing opportunity, no one player epitomises that more than emmanuel 0koye. in a few short months, the prodigious nigerian has gone from lagos to leicestershire

from twickenham, back to you. munster. in cape town, munster currently lead 12—7, calvin nash's try had put munster ahead ten minutes before the break. this thomas had burst into an early lead but munster at the moment and control. —— the stormers had burst. it's been a day of mixed fortunes for red bull in qualifying for the monaco grand prix. max verstappen claimed pole in what his boss christian horner said was one of the best qualifying laps of the world champion's career. but the dutchman's team—mate sergio perez will start from the back of the grid, as nick parrott reports. monaco is the most important qualifying of the year, because it is so difficult to overtake during the race. to do well in the principality, it is sad that you need to kiss the barriers. sergio perez gave them a big hug. the mexican says he can challenge his red bull team—mate, max verstappen, for the world title but his crash means he will start from last place. in the race, aston martin driver fernando alonso will be best up and's bigge

twickenham bathed in sunshine, the perfect venue for a final of intrigue.s farrell. the saracen knows this stage well and at 13—13, this pass sent max malins to the line for a try that would earn them a precious half—time lead. a try befitting of a final. at that point, it was all farrell and the england fly—half was producing party pieces as he took charge of the contest. when saracens lead they usually win, but at twickenham, sale sharks smelt blood and two tries after half—time threatened to turn the final on its head. but now the hunters suddenly became the hunted. saracens surged again and this time it was decisive. elliot daly touchdown in the corner before ivan van zyl put distance between the teams, even if it was only by millimetres. one year on from final heartbreak, saracens champions again. in the united rugby championship, munster have been crowned champions after a dramatic late win over the defending champion stormers graham rowntree's side were staring at defeat having trailed from the 50—minute mark but a well worked converted try byjohn ho

jones himself will walk itself will mark the first time eddiejones himself will walk back into twickenhamt england head coach just last december. england head coachjust last december. i asked england head coachjust last december. iasked him how england head coachjust last december. i asked him how he was feeling about walking back into the door, and he did tell me he is going to love it. the eliminators between the super giants in the mumbai indians who finished third and fourth respectively in the table. mumbai batted first, cameron green led the way, topping 41 is mumbai... england's chrisjordan amongst the wickets as the super giants were bowled out for just 101 wickets as the super giants were bowled out forjust 101 in the last few minutes. mumbai will play the gujarat titans for a place in the final on friday. jan sportsday, today in cricket, josh tung has been added to the england's squad. the four—day match starts a week from tomorrow. —— at lourdes. honda will return to formula 1 and three years' time as engine partner for the aston martin team. they pulled out of the sport at the

the match between sale and saracens at twickenham was briefly delayed as stewards escorted the protestersnses. the independent parliamentary standards authority, ipsa rules state that claims for penalty charges will not be paid to mps. the watchdog said that it has changed its expenses process to ensure any future claims will not be paid out. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. some of you may have seen the fabulous halo effect around the sun on sunday evening. it was caused by thin high cloud made up of ice crystals. and just like a rainbow, you can get a double halo effect. there will be some of that high cloud around on bank holiday monday and much of the country will have a dry and sunny day. but a chilly start and some cloud coming off the north sea through the midlands and eastern england, breaking up through the day with some sunshine coming through. away from the far north of scotland, there'll be a lot of sunshine. strong sunshine as well, high uv levels for many of us on monday and that sun could be quite deceptive when it breaks through in the south—east because there'l

the match between sale and saracens at twickenham was briefly delayed as stewards escorted the protestersmen were later arrested. four mps are being asked to repay hundreds of pounds in driving fines which they claimed on expenses. the independent parliamentary standards authority, ipsa rules state that claims for penalty charges will not be paid to mps. the watchdog said that it has changed its expenses process to ensure any future claims will not be paid out. now it's time for a look at today's sport. two of leicester, leeds and everton will be relegated on the premier league's final day. all three are at home. but only one has their fate in their own hands. andy swiss is at the king power stadium. andy, leicester and leeds are in the most peril. that is right, yes, it could be a really nerve—racking afternoon for the leicester fans here as they arrive ahead of their final match of the season against west ham. remember, it was only seven years ago that leicester city pulled off what was one of the biggest shocks in football history when they won the premier league title. it is only two

saracens await in the final at twickenham.reckoning. and as the sharks meant leicester tigers, the home side got the ball to their roebuck. tom tumbling overfor the ball to their roebuck. tom tumbling over for the games first try. after a concerted spell of pressure, the tigers clawed their way back after their own wizard on the wing. with the scores level on the wing. with the scores level on the hour mark, just a balance of the ball could decide this one. in the safe hands of aaron reid, sale had a sure thing. but as booking their trip to twickenham, that pass was illegal. forward, yes it was. but there is more than one way to skin a cat. the boot of george ford proved just as effective, kicking the game beyond leicester's will reach and setting up this saracen and a fortnight. gloucester—hartpury are back on top of the premier 15s table after a 40—26 victory over loughborough. they started the day a point behind exeter chiefs who were beaten by the reigning champions saracens, that's despite this try from katie buchanan. th

announced that former wales skipper alun wynjones will captain his barbarians against the world xv at twickenhamement that he will retire from international rugby. australian israel folau starts on the wing for the world xv, who are skippered by italy's michele lamaro. folau was sacked by rugby australia in 2019 for making anti—gay comments on social media. to cricket, where the worcestershire seamerjosh tongue has been added to england's squad for the first test of the summer against ireland. the 25—year—old impressed as part of the england lions squad that toured sri lanka in february. he is not replacing anyone in the squad, but adds to the bowling attack after recent injury worries forjames anderson and ollie robinson. the test against ireland starts a week from tomorrow at lord's. honda's returning to formula one in three years�* time as engine partner for the aston martin team. they pulled out of f1 at the end of 2021 but are still used by the two red bull teams. honda said today that fi's pursuit of carbon—neutrality by 2030 was the "key factor" behind its decision to re—enter officially.

praised english rugby bosses the plans to raise the flag in support of lgbt cure at the game in twickenhamis coaching the world 15 side with controversial israel in his squad. he caused backlash in 2019 and was sacked by rugby australia for making anti—gay social media post. they will captain the barbarians following his announcement that he will retire from international rugby. that is all the sport from must for now. we'll be back later on. see then. thank you very much for that. just a bit of breaking news right now. the car firm, bit of breaking news right now. the carfirm, jaguar bit of breaking news right now. the car firm, jaguar land rover has chosen the uk rather than spain to locate a brand—new car battery plant. jaguar land rover the company has chosen a site in uk rather than spain further a giant car battery plant. the deal yet to be signed but the chairman that owns jaguar land rover is scheduled to meet the prime minister mid next week. 9000 jobs as the number put on it that could be created in the multi—billion pound site, somerset is the location. bridgwater if you know th

reaches its climax tomorrow with the premiership playoff final between saracens and sale sharks at twickenhama last—minute drop goal. for sale, its theirfirst final since 2006 — it's also the first time since then, that a club from the north of england has been in the showpiece game. fly—half george ford says he hopes it could provide inspiration. hopefully a lot. i think the semifinal, the atmosphere and the enjoyment people had from that game was unbelievable. that is what we want to do, one of our reasons why, to inspire people, to make them proud of this rugby team, make them want to come and watch us, watch a winning team, and an entertaining team. so hopefully it inspires the next generation to come through and watch us and carry on playing. and formula one is back this weekend after last weekend's race at imola was called off due to flooding in the region. in the last hour carlos sainz was fastest in the first practice session ahead of this weekends monaco grand prix. lewis hamilton was in third place but the session was ended earlier following this crash. a second practice get under w

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twickenham stadium later confirmed two men had been arrested and that the incident is now a police mattern 12 years. max verstappen will be favourite to win the monaco grand prix for the second time in his career later today. the formula 1 world champion pulled off what his red bull boss christian horner said was one of his greatest qualifying laps to claim pole in the principality. he beat fernando alonso to the top spot by just eight hundredths of a second. his team—mate sergio perez who won last year's race crashed and will start from last. lewis hamilton was the top british driver and will start from fifth. i knew that i was down and i knew there was not enough for paul coming into the last sector i clipped a few barriers trying to move the barrier away, but, yeah, 1015 work for me this time, it has been a bit unlucky for me in the past but today it was good —— turner 15. pretty happy to be on pole here. england's harry hall faltered in his third round, at the charles schwab challenge in texas but he still has a share of the lead. two excellent putts on the final two holes meant he'll

two men have been arrested following a protest byjust stop oil at a rugby match at twickenham stadiummueljohnson and patrick hart, were charged with aggravated trespass after invading the pitch during the first half of the match and throwing orange powder onto the field. a new parliament building in delhi has been inaugurated by india's prime minister, narendra modi. the ceremony has been dogged by controversy over the decision not to involve the president, draupadi murmu. 20 opposition parties boycotted the ceremony, in protest at the president being sidelined. our reporter in delhi, raghvendra rao, has more on this. the inauguration has gone on smoothly, except for the boycotted the ceremony and the reason, as you suggested... the government excluding india's president, draupadi murmu, from the ceremony. the opposition parties say at the highest constitutional authority in the country, it should have been the president and not the prime minister who should have opened the new building, and this is the reason why these parties have decided to stay away from this inauguration.— decide

premiership, saracens are celebrating a sixth title — they beat sale 35—25 in their paly—off final at twickenhamy busy day of sport this saturday. lots more on the bbc website or your app. i will be back for an update website or your app. i will be back foran update in website or your app. i will be back for an update in the next hour. i will see you then. thank you very much. here in the uk, it's emerged that hundreds of sub—postmasters were racially profiled using racist terms, as part of the post office investigation into its failed �*horizon' it system. more than 700 sub—postmasters were prosecuted for false accounting, based on information from a flawed system — in what's been described as "the most widespread miscarriage ofjustice in uk history". the post office has apologised. our business correspondent, peter ruddick, reports. more than 700 post office branch managers were wrongly prosecuted when faulty software made it look as though they had taken money. now they've discovered they were also being classified and logged along racial lines, using outdated and racist language. an internal

sale and saracens were playing at twickenham when two men ran from the stands and threw orange paintis the latest sporting event to be affected after play was halted at the world snooker championship in april. itv has issued a statement saying it investigated "rumours" of a relationship between tv presenter phillip schofield and a younger employee in 2020, but both men "repeatedly denied" it. the statement also says itv spoke to a number of people who worked on this morning, and they were not provided with, and did not find any evidence of a relationship beyond hearsay and rumour. itv says that a statement issued by the presenter on friday reveals that he lied to people, from senior management to fellow presenters, his agents and to the media over this relationship. on friday, mr schofield released a statement saying he had lied to cover up the relationship, which he described as "unwise, but not illegal." he also resigned from itv, having earlier stood down as a main presenter following reports of a rift with co—star holly willoughby. itv says it feels badly let down by the presente

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israel folau was booed after scoring a try for a world 15 in their a8—a2 defeat to the barbarians at twickenhamnts on social media. great britain's men beat the olympic champions belgium in the pro hockey league in london. it was an impressive performance to win 3—1, with an equally stunning goal from nicholas bandurak completing the victory. meanwhile, the women's team lost 3—1 to belgium at lee valley. grace balsdon broke the deadlock early in the first quarter but it wasn't enough. and the mixed coxed four were notable winners for britain at the european rowing championships in slovenia. cox erin kennedy shed tears on the podium after helping her crew win gold a year after she was diagnosed with breast cancer. she was given the all—clear in march after undergoing 17 rounds of chemotherapy and a double mastectomy. the second tennis grand slam of the year got under way at roland garros today — but already, the french open is over for british number one dan evans. he's out in the first round. whilst elsewhere, ukraine's marta kostyuk said "people should be embarrassed" after she was booed off c

saracens are targeting a sixth premiership title when they take on sale sharks at twickenham.the defending champions stormers host munster to decide that title — with munster the only team to have beaten the south africans at home in the last 18 months. and that's all the sport for now. here in the uk you may well remember the post office computer scandal. well, a new development. the post office has apologised for using racist terms to describe sub—postmasters who were wrongly investigated as part of the horizon computer scandal. the faulty it system led to hundreds of wrongful prosecutions for theft over 15 years. the papers show fraud investigators were asked to group suspects based on racial features. now how's this for a bun fight? this is the centrepiece of hong kong's bun festival where 12 people try to race to the top of a 14 metre high bamboo tower covered with imitation steamed buns. the first person to reach the bun at the top will bring luck to their family. it's the first time in 3 years the festivities have been held because of the pandemic. stay with us here on

saracens await in the final at twickenham. and the home side got there all... after a concerted spell of pressure, the tigers with the scores level, just a bounce of the ball could decide this one. sales had... forward? yes it was. setting up that saracens showdown in a fortnight. it will be north versus south. winner takes all. gloucester—hartpury are back on top of the premier 15s table after a 40—26 victory over loughborough. they started the day a point behind exeter chiefs who were beaten by the reigning champions saracens, that's despite this try from katie buchanan. the chiefs losing 29—22 so they are second with saracens third. today saw the inaugural rob burrow leeds marathon — an event named after the former leeds rhinos player who was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2019. over 12,000 people took on the 26.2—mile course — which started and ended at headingley stadium. rugby league legend kevin sinfield stopped short of the finish line to carry his friend rob over the line. he, like so many there, was raising

rugby bosses fur plans to raise the pride flag in support of lgbt cure at the head of the game in twickenhaming the world 15 side with controversial israel in his squad, he caused backlash in 2019 and was sacked by rugby australia for making anti—gay social media post. the former wales captain will captain them following his announcement he will retire from international rugby. nfl safety has returned to the buffalo bills practice during the minicamp, he had to be resuscitated on the field during a game last season after suffering a cardiac arrest. the 25—year—old is now remarkably back in training afterjust five months. the coach said that the team is taking things one day at a time. there we go, what a comeback that there is. that is all the support from us for now. we'll be back with more later on. see you then. thank you very much. and we will have more on that story concerning viniciusjunior in spain and all of the controversy surrounding that racist abuse in about 1015 minutes here on the programme. let's turn to the situation in sedan. clashes are continuing in parts of khartoum — eve

its a big afternoon in rugby union as well with the english premiership to be decided at twickenham. 17 years, having lifted the trophy on their only previous appearance, back in 2006. max verstappen was quickest in the final practice of the monaco grand prix. with qualifying in a couple of hours. keep up to date with that on the bbc sport website but that's all your sport for now. russian state television has released images that claim to show the extent of destruction in bakhmut. the battle for the eastern ukrainian city, has been the longest and bloodiest of the war. the russian mercenary group, wagner, have said they've fully captured the city — but ukraine denies this. the country's most senior security official has told the bbc, that ukraine is ready to launch its long—expected counter—offensive against russian forces. oleksiy danilov said the planned assault was an "historic opportunity". he was speaking exclusively to our diplomatic correspondent, james landale. this is what is left of bakhmut, ruins controlled by russian forces. mercenaries from the waggoner group claim they

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saracens are targeting a sixth premiership title when they take on sale sharks at twickenham.the gates of downing street earlier this week, has been released by police in london but charged with an unrelated matter. seth kneller, from crewe was taken into custody on thursday on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving after the incident. detectives say he's been released pending further investigations on those charges. but he's since appeared in court this morning charged with making indecent images of children. he's been remanded him in custody ahead of his next hearing onjune the 23rd. here in the uk, itv has issued a statement saying it investigated "rumours" of a relationship between tv presenter phillip schofield and a younger employee in 2020 but both men "repeatedly denied" it. the statement also says itv spoke to a number of people who worked on "this morning" — and they were not provided with, and did not find, any evidence of a relationship beyond hearsay and rumour. itv says that a statement issued by the presenter on friday reveals that he lied to people

today i'm heading down to twickenham for the game.te windy and the south—east corner. it will stay that way on monday. a bit of cloud floating through. higher in the south—west, 21—23. so for the bank holiday weekend it's not looking too bad. dangerous wildlife, extreme heat and giant rainforests — something you'd look to avoid when heading out on a run, but these are the exact obstacles our next guest is facing head on. ultra—runner russ cook — nicknamed the 'hardest geezer�* — is running the entire length of africa without resting in a bid to break records. he'sjust reached namibia, after setting off from south africa 36 days ago — and is expected to finish in tunisia, in the north, by christmas. once completed he'll have ran 360 marathons, back—to—back, every day —— across 16 countries. and he's taking us along for thejourney, documenting it all on social media. he's run the equivalent of 360 marathons. let's take a look. you join me on the road for day one of the mission. way are out in full force today guys. let's go. i'm feeling

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beautiful sunrise over in twickenham you can see earlier., just some fair weather cloud bubbling up, but still some sunny spells, and those sunny spells producing temperatures potentially up to 22 celsius. now, overnight tonight, we'll see some clear spells to start with. it stays dry. a bit more cloud edging in through the middle part of the night into thursday morning. minimum temperatures six or seven celsius. so, for tomorrow, you can see high pressure remains with us, so very similar conditions. now, we'll start to see the cloud edging a little bit further west through tomorrow, so we'll see brighter, sunnier spells edging in from the east, especially through the afternoon. and temperatures again tomorrow getting up to 21 celsius. now, as we head further through the week, for friday very similar conditions, chasing those cloud amounts around. but into the bank holiday weekend, at the moment it's looking fine, dry and sunny. that's it. more on our website and on bbc radio london. i'll be back in half an hour. hello, this is breakfast wit

hansen's world xv meet eddiejones�* barbarians at twickenham on sunday...rees is completely bottom of the pile, in the relegation zone. normally, mays over recent years have brought us temperatures into the mid to high 20s, so we've certainly not had a heatwave and there's not one on the way either. you see high pressure's in charge. yes, there'll be warm may sunshine, but with the winds coming in off the atlantic, really at this time of the year, if you want the hot weather, you have to have the winds coming up from spain or france, and that's not going to happen. today, skies like these were pretty typical, then. a bit more cloud around, but that cloud that built up during the day is going to melt away for most of us overnight, leaving clear spells. the exception to that story, the far north of scotland, where we do have a very weak weather front introducing some thicker cloud. temperatures for the most part about 7—9 degrees overnight, so similar compared with recent nights. wednesday, another dry and fine day coming up for the majority. however, this we

simon, simon, not real| name, simon into twickenham, real place, go on. name, simon into twickenham, hours checking with them that they were happy with what we were going to do. absolutely they were fine about it, regular dialogue. and then 15 minutes before the cortege passed we were surrounded by 20 officers from gwent police and marched off about 100 metres away behind the temporary toilets. they proceeded to stop and search us at great length saying they had had reports that we were carrying offensive weapons. they went through everything, our sandwiches, our water, they went through everything, our sandwiches, ourwater, our sandwiches, our water, our magazines, sandwiches, ourwater, our magazines, conveniently enough didn't let us go until the whole thing had passed us. so we haven't had an apology. i think we have to ask ourselves some questions about what kind of society we want to live in. you mentioned moscow and north korea before. d0 in. you mentioned moscow and north korea before-— korea before. do they deserve an a olo: ? korea before. do they deserve an apology? what —

. 37 year old final at twickenham. 37 year old teeter— final at twickenham. 37 year old doctor patrickers have in the first four weeks of april ,1 passengers have in the first four weeks of april , 1 in four weeks of april, 1 in 7 trains— four weeks of april, 1 in 7 trains was— four weeks of april, 1 in 7 trains was cancelled. the gewernnent— trains was cancelled. the government said this really isn't good enough. we're going to take it back into public control and the we will try and make things better, but absolutely transport secretary mark harper says don't expect a silver bullet. an icy your your rail ticket. still is something of a lottery ticket because of the high numbers of cancellations. and the high numbers of cancellations . and thousands of cancellations. and thousands of peepie— cancellations. and thousands of peepie nawe— cancellations. and thousands of people have taken— cancellations. and thousands of people have taken part- .. and thousands of people have taken part in the annaai— people have taken part in the annaai isie— people have taken part in the annual isle of—

it goes out into twickenham, it goes out- q w it goes out into twickenham, it goes out into vveyhrttge a boiler man, for example, carry around all your tools and kit needed to change one. so we need to make it easy for white van men to get around the city centre because we need them . yes centre because we need them. yes but you know, we're talking about the cost to the economy and it also is the birth of innovation, isn't it, when you have these kinds of things, if they can come up with better ultra low emission white vans, for example, no one's saying they can't drive those. and there's market they can't drive those. and there's l market -to i they can't drive those. andj there's l market -to be there's a market then to be putting— there's a market then to be building those,— there's a market then to be building those, to be building hhoee— building those, to be building those _vehicles- those electric vehicles and getthhg— those electric vehicles and getting-lithium - those electric vehicles and getting lithium batteries getting those lithium batteries off getting those lithium batt

cody gakpo . 37 year twickenham.threw orange powder onto the field . play was onto the field. play was suspended as the men were escorted from the stadium. they've been charged with aggravated trespass . and aggravated trespass. and finally, mars bars are going green, with the company upgrading its packaging to be more environmentally friendly. the wrapper is being switched from plastic to paper as part of a pilot scheme. the moves being introduced as mars explores different options which protect the integrity of the chocolate bars. this is gb news. we'll bnng bars. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to nana . happens. now it's back to nana. so good afternoon. if you've just joined me, welcome on bonni— just joined me, welcome on bong-insi— just joined me, welcome on board. fast approaching . board. it's fast approaching. iiwo— board. it's fast approaching. five minutes— board. it's fast approaching. five minutes after 3:00. this is a five minutes after 3:00. this is o oo— five mi

sale will now play saracens for the title at twickenham at the end of may.to regain the overall lead but the belgian cyclist then pulled out of the race after testing positive for covid meaning thomas takes the leaders�* pinkjersey. a dramatic day in mountain biking too as britain�*s tom pidcock�*s won in the world cup men�*s elite xco. pidcock led for much of the race and seemed to be heading to a simple win but he crashed on the fifth lap allowing frenchmanjoshua dubau to take the lead. pidcock then began a tense chase but held his nerve to overtake on the final lap and secure victory. ronnie 0�*sullivan is regarded as the greatest snooker player of all time, having won a record seven world championship titles, seven masters and seven uk championships. but he�*s overcome several challenges to achieve this success and has struggled with mental health and addiction. ronnie has now written a new book looking back at the highs and lows of his career and the strength it�*s taken to rise to the top of his field. ronnie, it has been a remarkable rise to the top,

— for plans to raise the pride flag in support of lgbtq rights, ahead of the barbarians game at twickenhamed by rugby australia for making anti—gay social media posts. hansen said the move is a �*positive consequence' of his stance toselect him. and the boston celtics gave themselves some hope, in nba's eastern conference finals. they beat miami to pull the series back to 3—1. no team in nba play—off history has ever recovered from a 3—0 deficit to win a series. jayson tatum top scored with 33 points for boston — jaylen brown and derrick brown were on form too as they won 116 points to 99. game 5 is on thursday. the heat are just one win away from a spot against the nuggets in the finals. we are taking it one game at a time. we are taking it one game at a time. we didn't whip that the nerve to win the first two games but we do want that to define our season. tonight was a good start and we are trying to carry this moment until thursday. and that's all the sport for now. you're live with bbc news. the police watchdog has said it will send investigators to cardiff, where there was a riot on

stop oil protesters have been arrested for disrupting the gallagher premiership rugby final at twickenham stewards. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news nato. back to the . news nato. back to the. saturday five. yes, five. - i yes, it's five. yes, it's saturday night. you're - yes, it's saturday night. wew-re wiri— . yes, it's saturday night. you're with the— yes, it's saturday night. you're with the saturday five. in — you're with the saturday five. in nniiw— you're with the saturday five. i'm emily carver— you're with the saturday five. i'm emily carver and don't i'm emily carver and we don't nine— i'm emily carver and we don't nine-non — i'm emily carver and we don't hide .from .fellow- hide stuff from our fellow areseniers— hide stuff from our fellow presenters here. quite presenters here. we're quite open— presenters here. we're quite open adowr— presenters here. we're quite open about the _ presenters here. we're quite open about the contempt we hold easi— open about the contempt we hold each oner— open about the contempt we hold each one in.— open about the contempt

stop oil protesters have been arrested for disrupting the gallagher premiership rugby final at twickenham stewards. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news nato. back to the . news nato. back to the. saturday five. yes, five. - i yes, it's five. yes, it's saturday night. you're - yes, it's saturday night. wew-re wiri— . yes, it's saturday night. you're with the— yes, it's saturday night. you're with the saturday five. in — you're with the saturday five. in nniiw— you're with the saturday five. i'm emily carver— you're with the saturday five. i'm emily carver and don't i'm emily carver and we don't nine— i'm emily carver and we don't nine-non — i'm emily carver and we don't hide .from .fellow- hide stuff from our fellow areseniers— hide stuff from our fellow presenters here. quite presenters here. we're quite open— presenters here. we're quite open adowr— presenters here. we're quite open about the _ presenters here. we're quite open about the contempt we hold easi— open about the contempt we hold each oner— open about the contempt we hold each one in.— open about the contempt

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the element had been to watch the rugby earlier this year, england versus scotland at twickenham, we thinking we had made a mistake and they went back to sleep, only to be woken by the young lady who didn't quite believe we had made the mistake ten minutes later, so you now have three pretty angry welsh blokes in a room. which is said they had uppishly been an error. it turned out the lead person in our group was called evans and we can only assume that one of the three welsh chaps may have been called evans. so we said, look, let's not wake up these people, you have another hotel down the road, because there were no other beds in this hotel, apparently. we said we willjust this hotel, apparently. we said we will just go this hotel, apparently. we said we willjust go down there, pay for our taxi and we will be done but they said they couldn't do that for some reason. this debacle went on for two hours. . , . reason. this debacle went on for two hours. ., , ., , ., , hours. that is grim, that is really not fun if you _ hours. that is grim, that is really not fun if you have _ hours. t

rugby union — the rfu have banned a former council member and ex london irish prop alex murphy from twickenham the first footballer to play at five world cups, has died aged 93. he featured in all five editions from brazil 1950 to 1966 when england hosted the world cup. so what is on your agenda politically, generally? well, we have a panel of mps which we have every wednesday and you can get in touch and ask them whatever you want. it is pmqs today, you can follow that in the same way you are watching or listening to us now on 5 live, bbc sounders, bbc news, iplayer. this week on the panel at ten o'clock it is bob seely, conservative mp for the isle of wight. nevershy conservative mp for the isle of wight. never shy about coming forward, bob. labour'sjames murray, mp for ealing north and shadow financial secretary. and richard thomson, the snp make a return on the mps panel. what would you like to ask any of them? richard is the mp for gordon and their westminster spokesman on international trade, northern ireland and wales. that's coming up at ten o'clock so get in touch. it is 9.37. we have

and former wales captain alun wynjones will lead out the barbarians at twickenham on sunday, the week finding an appropriate way towards finding an appropriate way to participate in the speed awareness course, taking into account my new role as home secretary, and the unnecessary security and privacy issues that this raised. let me do one more paragraph. in hindsight, were faced with a similar situation again, i would have chosen a different course of action. i sought to explore whether bespoke arrangements where possible, given my personal circumstances as a security protected minister. i recognise how some people have construe this as me seeking to avoid sanction. at no point was the intentional outcome. nonetheless, given the fundamental importance of integrity in public life, i deeply regret that my actions may have given rise to that perception and i apologise for the destruction this has caused. —— distraction. a security protected person, all of the money that would be involved, with spooks going with her, be reasonable? ma; be involved, with spooks going with her, be reasonabl

— twickenham yesterday. what is it with orange paint? right?- with orange paint? right?in a bid to win snp voters because of course, seebbanb— voters because of course, eeebbanb be— voters because of course, scotland is the- voters because of course, scotland is the big target area for scotland is the big target area ber bne— scotland is the big target area for the labour— scotland is the big target area for the labour party. they rely on for the labour party. they rely en bne— for the labour party. they rely en bne eb— for the labour party. they rely on the oil money. �*bfbbr2;22 on the oil money. well, my question is how out of touch is keir starmer ? how wrong can he keir starmer? how wrong can he be? se— keir starmer? how wrong can he be? be bebe— keir starmer? how wrong can he be se me brybng— keir starmer? how wrong can he be? so he's trying to— 2 2?’ how wrong can he be? so he's trying to woo snp bee— be? so he's trying to woo snp be bn— be? so he's trying to woo snp voters in scotland— be? so he's trying to woo snp voters in scotland away to the babeur— voters in

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my vegetables and fruit as opposed supermarket, me opposed to the supermarket, me to street. to twickenhamoss the country over the last ten years. you know , we maybe 15 years ago you know, we maybe 15 years ago we would have thought knife crime was a preserve of big cities. but what we've seen now is that it is spreading to small, provincial towns. we're seeing, you know, rises in knife crime. right. right across the country, 40 to 40 of the 42 police forces in the last ten years are showing an increase in knife crime. so it's something that's you know, it's probably the most pressing issue that's facing this country today. how do you persuade patrick, young men in particularly ? i men in particularly? i appreciate what you say men in particularly? i- appreciate what you say it's sneer— appreciate what you say it's spread beyond— appreciate what you say it's spread beyond our inner cities, but spread beyond our inner cities, knr new— spread beyond our inner cities, knr new ee— spread beyond our inner cities, but how do you— spread beyond our inner cities, but how do you persuade young fn—