england kick themselves back into six nations title contention, beating ireland at the death at twickenhamthere are tears ofjoy for the azzurri — italy celebrate a rare six nations win in rome, as the scots�* titles hopes are dashed. in the late winner for arsenal, their back on top of the premier league for at least 2a hours. —— another late winner. but it's all over for england's cricketers — a 4—1 test series defeat as they disintegrate in dharmashala inside three three days. also coming up on sportsday... teenager 0llie bearman makes history by becoming the youngest briton to start an f1 race. and after a knockout win for anthonyjoshua, he's gunning for fury or usyk. i think both of them are very credible fighters and i would love the opportunity to face them at some stage. welcome. wow, it's been an incredible day in rugby union's six nations, and the championship is going down to the final weekend. that certainly wasn't ireland's plan — the grand slam champions could have wrapped up the title with a win at twickenham against england. they thought they had until the last kick of the m

where _ that they have a game at twickenham where they— that they have a game at twickenham where theyey are not favourites. pm are they going to win? where they are not favourites. but are they going to win? i _ where they are not favourites. but are they going to win? i think - where they are not favourites. but are they going to win? i think so. l are they going to win? i think so. i'm very optimistic _ are they going to win? i think so. i'm very optimistic about - are they going to win? i think so. i i'm very optimistic about england's chances. _ i'm very optimistic about england's chances, generally, but also i think ireland _ chances, generally, but also i think ireland have a bit of history of kind _ ireland have a bit of history of kind of— ireland have a bit of history of kind of choking when people expect him to— kind of choking when people expect him to win — kind of choking when people expect him to win. i think there is a lot of history— him to win. i think there is a lot of history in _ him to win. i think there is a lot of history in this game today. if they— of history

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they've named their 15 as well. ., ., ., , twickenham.ngland fans would feel pretty good about things - as well. imagine england fans would feel pretty good about things after l feel pretty good about things after that win at twickenham last weekend. arguably best performance of the steve borthwick era. a lot wondered whether marcus just smith could start. he started the winning drop goal. steve borthwick has kept faith in george ford at fly half. marcus smith once again starts on the bench. there's only one change to the starting 15, and that is on the wing, where elliot daly comes in for emmanuel �*s elite. who reported concussion symptoms, so he is not going to play. otherwise, it is the same starting 15 for england, and they will hope for a very similar performance. they will hope for a very similar performance-— they will hope for a very similar erformance. . , ,, ,, ., performance. andy swiss, heading into st. patrick's _ performance. andy swiss, heading into st. patrick's day _ performance. andy swiss, heading into st. patrick's da

let's get back to our top story, the six nations, it still alive after the result at twickenham.al second securing a 22—22 win for england. ——a goalfrom marcys smith in the final seconds has secured a win for england, 23—22. england scored the first try, a wonderful effort from ollie lawrence, and although that was the only score in the first half. four ireland penalties gave them a 12—8 lead at the break and the ireland wing james lowe stretched their lead early in the second half, touching down in the corner. england responded with a really slick move. ben earl with england's second try there. james lowe scored again to give the irish a two point lead, but then first marcus smith scored the winning goal, they have kept the championship alive, it all goes down to the final round of fixtures, the grand slam champions ireland still leads the championship but they will have to beat the scots in dublin. let's leave that now, we will have more football later in the programme, but let's have a look at some of... some of the day's other sports stories for you now. andy murray is out of

i can definitely do twickenham. i twickenham and rome. i can i definitely do twickenham.ies. she was continuing in the southwest with a bit of rain spreading its way north into northern england. sunshine it which will feel pleasant in the southeast. elsewhere is a temperature is about seven or whether that's it for of us, we have some sunshine, temperatures above average but where you have some cloud as temperate as below, overall around average. for tomorrow, we have some rain moving its way north so a wet start to sunday morning. a frost—free start and about 4—8 but during there will be some rain affecting parts of northern england, scotland, down into the south east of england and that would respect further west. temperatures lower on sunday because of the cloudy skies because the outbreak of rain. next week, low pressure will continue to drift its way further east and it means for many of us it will be a quieter day on monday but there will be quite a bit of cloud once again and with the easterly winds there could be a future showers or spots of rain across is in scot

ireland are looking to win at the six nations in twickenham tomorrow. dominate day two of the fifth test, leaving england's chances of a consolation victory extremely unlikely. preparing to lock horns once again if there is a winner at anfield on sunday, either liverpool or manchester city fc will be top of the table. also coming up on sportsday... a big weekend of sport ahead in saudi arabia, anthonyjoshua says anthony joshua says his anthonyjoshua says his fight against francis ngannou is no gimmick. i against francis ngannou is no uimmick. , ., , ., against francis ngannou is no uimmick. , ., . gimmick. i said this was a chance for me to show _ gimmick. i said this was a chance for me to show how— gimmick. i said this was a chance for me to show how good - gimmick. i said this was a chance for me to show how good i - gimmick. i said this was a chance for me to show how good i am, l for me to show how good i am, how good i can be. and on international women's day, we see how netball is helping female refugees and asylum—seekers. good evening. another

they went twickenham yesterday. went to twickenham yesterday. andissues there well, went to twickenham yesterday. pthink, and we es there well, went to twickenham yesterday. pthink, and we said,are well, went to twickenham yesterday. pthink, and we said, didn'twell, went to twickenham yesterday. pthink, and we said, didn't we,, i think, and we said, didn't we, that yesterday that ireland has struggled the struggled to get past the quarter finals. they also struggle at twickenham. lewis moody yesterday moody said yesterday that twickenham factor twickenham wouldn't be a factor yesterday, but it's most certainly crowd were certainly was. the crowd were absolutely and there absolutely fantastic and there was kick in the last was a drop kick in the last minute of game from marcus minute of the game from marcus smith. marcus smith, much maligned because he maligned in the past because he wasn't by wasn't particularly trusted by eddie all those years. eddie jones for all those years. a creative player, a very creative player, he's been out last three

he had to leave the field at twickenham last weekend after only a few minutes after he suffered a headssessment and is therefore available to play. as for scotland, there will be looking to bounce back from the defeat against italy last weekend. they have made two changes to their starting 15. the first six nations start for stafford mcdowall at centre, he replaces cameron redpath. well ben white returns at scrum—half. he was arrested last weekend, but he is back in the starting 15. as for england, they have made one change to their starting 15 as they prepare to face france. elliot daly comes in for emmanuel feyi—waboso, who reported concussion symptoms early in the week so he has not been included. the final day of the cheltenham festival is to come on friday, when the gold cup, the highlight of the festival, takes place. but on thursday there were wins for some familiar faces from the world of football, like former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson. laura scott can tell us more from a rainy cheltenham. he hadn't had a cheltenham festival winner before today and then he had

. don't there twickenham.ot in the slightest. >> no, not in the slightest. >> not in the slightest. i mean, if anyone's seen andy farrell's lions videos that doing the rounds over this rounds on youtube over this week, you know, there is a man that knows how to deal with pressure. he's done it as a player. he's done it as a coach, and i have absolutely no doubt that this team are prepared for whatever to whatever england are going to throw steve throw at them. and steve borthwick an borthwick wants to play an attacking, aggressive style of rugby, i think in the rugby, which i think in the first half we could see some, some elements of open play and england exploiting some of some of the gaps that exist that are very few of them in the irish defence, but i think then really ireland will probably run away with it and, you know, despite some changes, like george some of the changes, like george martin coming in in the second row, big ball carrying, row, he's a big ball carrying, you who's been you know, fella who

that'll be the red roses' biggest home crowd for a match away from twickenham.d. wales have made six changes for saturday's encounter with england, 20—year—old sianjones will make her full debut at scrum—half. head coach ioan cunningham says they'll learn from their narrow 20—18 defeat to scotland in cardiff last week. scotland make two changes to face france in edinburgh on saturday, the french beat ireland in their first game of this year's tournament and it'll be a match to rememberfor louise mcmillan — as she's brought in to win her 50th cap. june and ireland co—captain sam monaghan should be fit to return for their game against italy. monaghan missed the defeat against france last week, as she was following the �*return to play�* protocols for concussion. easter always means the biggest rivalries in rugby league are renewed, with derby matches dominating the weekends fixtures. this years �*rivals round' begins tonight with the west yorkshire clash between castleford tigers and leeds rhinos. tomorrow, two of the biggest of all with the hull derby; before rei

it is england's day at twickenham _ is buried. it is england's day at twickenham as _ is buried. our correspondent reports. loaded up with the equipment needed to build a temporary dock in gaza, a us army logistics ship. it's already on its way. the united states hopes to get a lot more aid in by sea, but it could take several weeks. in the meantime, in cyprus, efforts are under way by a charity to move supplies across the mediterranean. it may not look like much but on this barge sits 200 tons of food. it'll be towed by a spanish charity ship the more than 200 miles to gaza. this sea route has not been tried before. thejourney could be precarious. translation: we will tow this platform to gaza, - where the last mile will be the most complicated operation. the disembarkation will be done on a pier that is being built right now by the world central kitchen. gaza has no functioning port. american charity world central kitchen says it will be able to unload the supplies, but it's not clear how. clamour. nor is it clear how it will avoid scenes like this — the desperate scramble for

incident in january last year after police officers responded to a complaint involving a taxi fare in twickenhamd matildas captain, her country's all—time top scorer, pleaded not guilty to the offence at a court hearing yesterday and is scheduled to appear at wimbledon magistrates court in february next year. kerr is curently sidelined with an anterior cruciate ligament injury. i woke up this morning like everyone else did to the news and that is when football australia found out about this unsettling event. but, look, we are trying to get to the bottom of it at the moment. we've got our own questions you would like to know and we have to find out what actually happened but we also want to say there is a process that is under way in the united kingdom and that process needs to run its course. former arsenal goalkeeper david seaman says his old team will have learnt the lessons from last season and have a great chance of winning the premier league this time round. arsenal made it seven league wins in a row last night when thay thrashed sheffield united 6—0 at bramall lane , a result that leaves t

the former england scrum—half danny care will make his barbarians debut against fiji at twickenham injunehis week, after earning 101 caps in a 16—year career. he was set to play for the baabaas in the summer of 2022, but was a surprise recall to the england squad, afterfour years in international exile. care said the stars had aligned and he couldn't wait to wear the famous black and white shirt. the third round of the world rally championship is underway in kenya. the opening stage in the capital nairobi saw drivers go head to head in pairs. britain's elvin evans was up against thierry new—ville. the belgian beat him to take the stage victory. evans' time was only good enough for sixth overall. the event runs until sunday. back to football, but to the ugly side of the game. you may have heard of so—called "tragedy chanting", when fans sing offensive songs about disasters that have struck the opposing team. well liverpool and manchester united have come together to attempt put an end to it. supporters from both clubs have been arrested and convicted of the offence in the past, and former

incident in january last year after police officers responded to a complaint involving a taxi fare in twickenhamop scorer, pleaded not guilty to the offence at a court hearing yesterday and is scheduled to appear at wimbledon magistrates court in february next year. kerr is curently sidelined with an anterior cruciate ligament injury. i woke iwoke up i woke up this morning like everyone else did to the news on that is when football australia found out about this unsettling event. but, look, we are trying to get to the bottom of it at the moment. we've got our own questions you would like to know and we have to find out what actually happened but we also want to say there is a process that is under way in the united kingdom and that process needs to run its course. arsenal are two points behind leaders liverpool after their seventh premier league win in a row. they thrashed bottom side sheffield united 6—0 at bramall lane. that set a top division record, the gunners becoming the first side to win three away games in a row by five goals or more. it was also an unwanted record for the blades, they

the six nations resumes on saturday — with ireland travelling to twickenham to face england — hopinges, handing a first start to immanuel feyi—waboso, who replaces elliott daly. feyi—waboso scored his first try for england in the defeat to scotland. marcus smith is in line to make his first appearance of the championship, having been named on the bench with george ford starting at 10pm. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. generally speaking, there'll be little change to the weather as we head into friday. however, what you will notice will be the strength of the wind — it'll be a cold, strong easterly wind blowing across all areas, but we should see more sunshine around than what we've had over the last few days. now, there's some cold air wrapped around that area of high pressure moving out of scandinavia, and that will be blown in. and that strong easterly wind across all areas, pushing some cloud again into eastern, particularly n

we will be at twickenham ahead of their six nations match against england. good evening.more lives than they saved — that's the conclusion of a report into a british spy who operated at the highest levels of the ira during northern ireland's troubles. violent conflict lasted for 30 years between loyalists, who wanted to remain part of the uk, and republicans, who wanted a united ireland. the ira killed people suspected of leaking secrets to the security forces. the troubles ended with the good friday agreement in 1998. today's report is about freddie scappaticci — codenamed stakeknife — who worked inside an ira unit tasked with identifying british agents, like he was. he was reputed to have prevented hundreds of deaths, but today's findings put the figure far lower and link him to the murder of at least 14 people. mr scappaticci, who died last year, always denied he was stakeknife. our correspondent sara girvin is in belfast tonight. sara. well, for decades, the agent known as stakeknife was described as the golden egg of army intelligence, but today the operation kenova

in sport, england's day at twickenham as marcus smith's late dropped goal denies ireland a shot of aam. and hollywood rolls up the red carpet as it gets ready to host the oscars tonight. good morning. on this mother's day it is not looking especially springlike with lots of

retain their six nations title with a game to spare if they get a bonus point win over england at twickenhamd back into title contention, if they can beat italy in rome. that kicks off in the next hour. we can only do what we have to do this weekend, which is deliver a winning performance, and see where we are after that with the first game. i am sure we will be watching both the next games with interest. but it is great that we're into the last two rounds of the championship still in the mix, although outside chance obviously for the championship, but a lot to play for this weekend and the following weekend in dublin. and that's all the sport for now. breaking news from pakistan. the present has been voted in for a second time, a11 votes to 181, according to the local media there —— the president. heavy gunfire has been heard near what remains of the presidential palace in the haitian capital, port—au—prince. there are reports armed gangs have once again invaded the international airport. a state of emergency and night time curfew have been extended for another month. haiti's main port has

ireland will retain their title with a game to spare if they get a bonus point win over england at twickenhamahony has praised every member of his squad in their three wins so far. we have players who have been left out of the squad who would be in most teams in the world. but that has to be the case, if you want to be competitive. we push each other hard. i have spoken about the people before. it's all about the team. it is not about you. you cannot be that selfish. it's about the team. and that's all the sport for now. voters in ireland appear to have rejected two referendums — regarding the redefinition of family and women's roles, signaling a setback for the government.voters were asked if they wanted to expand the definition of family to include those not based around marriages. and they also voted on whether to remove a reference in the constitution to the role of women in the home, and replace it with one recognising care provided by family members. irish prime minister leo varadkar has recognised what he calls a �*comprehensive' defeat. we will respect the result fully and we accept r

grand slam champions ireland will retain their title with a game to spare if they beat england at twickenhamory any more. irish captain peter o'mahony has praised every member of his squad in their three wins so far. we have players who have been left out of the squad who would be in most teams in the world. but that has to be the case, if you want to be competitive. we push each other hard. i have spoken about the people before. it's all about the team. it is not about you. you cannot be that selfish. it's about the team. there are five matches in the premier league today. one result so far. manchester united still have faint hopes of qualifying for the champions league next season. they beat everton 2—0 in the lunchtime kick—off. both goals from the penalty spot in the first half. bruno fernandes with the first and marcus rashford scored the second. everton wasted a string of chances to score. they remain 16th five points above the relegation zone. united are still sixth, eight points off the top four. i have to say, we created a lot of chances and we had very good counter attacks and over

the crowd of 19,705 is a record for an england's women's home match away from twickenham.e plan and i think we definitely did that. we knew wales were going to bring it to us, they were going to bring it to us, they were going to be hurtful in their last game, but we look concentrated on ourselves this week, we made sure we got our recovery, our game plan right, and we put on the pitch today and i'm super proud of the girls. first of all proud of everyone and i think_ first of all proud of everyone and i think the _ first of all proud of everyone and i think the effort was unbelievable. 22 and _ think the effort was unbelievable. 22 and a — think the effort was unbelievable. 22 and a half to be my first half, we came — 22 and a half to be my first half, we came there with the points and fair play— we came there with the points and fair play to— we came there with the points and fair play to england, they scored two tries— fair play to england, they scored two tries quickly, to show the fight at the _ two tries quickly, to show the fight at the end — two tries quickly, to s

ireland will retain their title with a game to spare if they get a bonus point win over england at twickenhamhave been left out of the squad. who would be in most teams in the world. but that has to be the case, if you want to be competitive. we push each other hard. i have spoken about the people before. it is all about the team before. it is all about the team before. it is not about you. you cannot be that selfish. it is all about the team.— cannot be that selfish. it is all about the team. ., . ., ,_, about the team. scotland have scored a leauue about the team. scotland have scored a league and — about the team. scotland have scored a league and they _ about the team. scotland have scored a league and they are _ about the team. scotland have scored a league and they are 5-3 _ about the team. scotland have scored a league and they are 5-3 macro - about the team. scotland have scored a league and they are 5-3 macro up i a league and they are 5—3 macro up against the italians —— have scored an try and they are 5—3 up. it is 7-3 an try and they are 5—3 up. it is 7—3 after they scored the con

it was a real day saver at twickenham, england upsetting the odds against ireland.scotland.— odds against ireland. and italy beating scotland. so it has kicked this tournament _ beating scotland. so it has kicked this tournament into _ beating scotland. so it has kicked this tournament into life. - beating scotland. so it has kicked this tournament into life. it - beating scotland. so it has kicked this tournament into life. it is - this tournament into life. it is crazy and it means next weekend will be really exciting. pivotal, i look forward to it. thank you so much, i got it in! great stuff! thank you. the biggest night in the entertainment calendar is here — the oscars. final preparations are taking place ahead of the stars hitting the red carpet later. christopher nolan's oppenheimer, which has 13 nominations, is expected to pick up many of the top awards. and there's also barbie, last year's biggest box office hit, which has eight nods. but those are just two of hundreds of films in the running for the more than 20 categories voted on by the academy of motion

ended ireland's hopes of back—to—back six nations grand slams with a dramatic one—point victory at twickenhama stoppage time drop goal to stun ireland, who thought they'd won it courtesy of james lowe's second try of the match. the result means that england are still in with an outisde chance of winning the six nations when they travel to france next week. ireland will clinch the title with a win at home to scotland for the team, i think obviously we didn't get the result we wanted last time but i think this team is going to take a lot of pride and confidence from that performance. we challenged one of the best teams in the world through the 80 minutes, it ebbed and flowed, they got ahead, we got ahead. i think it was a brilliant spectacle for the fans and i know that the boys will be very happy with that one. we have been very good at winning, everyone is a good winner, aren't they? we've got to be a good loser as well, we've got to be honest and review that properly and make sure we come into work on monday with a smile on our face, because as you say, there is a championship to be won. ear

full of confidence after that - be full of confidence after that thrilling victory over ireland at twickenhameans is they do still have an outside chance of winning the title but it is very much an outside chance. they will have to hope that ireland lose heavily here this afternoon and that they will have to beat france emphatically in lyon this evening. france have also been inconsistent during this six nations but they showed last weekend against wales what they are capable of and they haven't won either of their two home matches so far in the championship, so france will be desperate to give their fans in so france will be desperate to give theirfans in lyon something to cheer about at the end of their campaign. it has been a tough championship for wales. they have had their moments, they have had their chances, they have been competitive and scored plenty of tries but ultimately, they have lost that opening four matches of the championship and what that means is they have to beat italy in cardiff this afternoon if they are to avoid their first wooden spoon in more than 20 years. italy, of

champions will retain their title with a game to spare if they get a bonus point win over england at twickenhamthey can beat italy in rome. that's the early kick off scotland go into the game off the back of victory over england at murrayfield two weeks ago, when duhan van der merwe scored a hat—trick of tries. despite an excellent tournament so far, head coach gregor townsend insists his team aren't thinking about a potential final day showdown against ireland in dublin. we can only do what we have to do this weekend, which is deliver a winning performance, and see who we are after that with the first game. i am sure we will be watching both the next games with interest. but it is great that we're into the last two rounds of the championship still in the mix, although outside chance obviously for the championship, but a lot to play for this weekend and the following weekend in dublin. bond the following weekend in dublin. and it is also wales versus france in the six nations on sunday. and that's all the sport for now. the duchess of sussex has criticised the "seemingly endless toxicity" of so

incident in january last year after officers responded to a complaint involving a taxi fare in twickenhamar—old matildas captain, her country's all—time top scorer, pleaded not guilty to the offence at a court hearing yesterday and is scheduled to appear at wimbledon magistrates court in february next year. kerr is currently sidelined with an anterior cruciate ligament injury. chelsea have declined to comment. reigning european champions england have been drawn in a tough qualifying group as they look to defend their title in switzerland next year. sarina wiegman�*s side have been drawn against france, sweden and republic of ireland — teams ranked third, fifth and 24th in the world respectively. world champions spain have been drawn against denmark, belgium and the czech republic. the top two teams each in league a group automatically qualify, while the third and fourth—placed teams will qualify for the play—offs. the remaing three home nations are all in league b. scotland will face serbia, slovakia and israel in group b3. northern ireland are in alongside portugal, bosnia and herzegovin

ireland sit top of the six nations table ahead of their penultimate match against england at twickenhamtory would put ireland one match away from back—to—back grand slam titles, something has never been done in the six nations. it’s something has never been done in the six nations. �* , ., ., six nations. it's hard to compare because the _ six nations. it's hard to compare because the game _ six nations. it's hard to compare because the game is _ six nations. it's hard to compare because the game is different. i six nations. it's hard to compare l because the game is different. but in a short answer, i think it is, the quality of player — it's a really healthy, good, thought—provoking and enjoyable environment. but obviously the quality of performance and results speaks for itself.— speaks for itself. confident, i think before _ speaks for itself. confident, i think before we _ speaks for itself. confident, i think before we lost - speaks for itself. confident, i think before we lost the - speaks for itself. confident, i| think before we lost the rally, speaks for itself. confident, i.

ireland sit top of the six nations table ahead of their penultimate match against england at twickenham any. ina in a short answer, i think it is. the quality of the player... you know, it's a really healthy, good... provoking, enjoyable environment. 0bviously, provoking, enjoyable environment. obviously, the quality of, obviously, performance and results speaks for itself. 0liver bearman is set to become the youngest briton to race in formula 1 at the saudi arabia grand prix. he received a late call—up to replace carlos sainz, who has appendicitis. red bull's max verstappen will be on pole — the three—time defending world champion didn't need a second lap in final qualifying, as he beat ferrari's charles leclerc by 0.319 seconds. in the other ferrari, 18—year—old bearman will start from 11th on the grid. he was competing in the formula 2 championship injeddah, before his surprise promotion. well it's a big weekend of sport in saudi arabia. heavyweight boxing returns there shortly as anthonyjoshua prepares to take on former ufc champion francis ngannou. two—time world championjoshua has

to the community locally— truest sense to the community locally and also people coming over from twickenham_ able to do. it's exactly why.... sadly since the israel — gaza conflict we seen a rise them as homophobia and anti—semitism. do you feel an event like this at the power to build unity? for feel an event like this at the power to build unity?— to build unity? for sure. we're all about building _ to build unity? for sure. we're all about building spaces _ to build unity? for sure. we're all about building spaces of - to build unity? for sure. we're all. about building spaces of belongings and bridging communities. it's now more important than ever to ensure that those spaces continue to be safeguarded and celebrated in many ways to ensure that there is social harmony, community cohesion. bringing a summary different communities to come together, to feel a sense that there is safety, there is no fearfor them feel a sense that there is safety, there is no fear for them actually in the face of division we're here creating spaces of love and reaching out to different members of our communi

ireland will retain the title with a match to spare if they secure a bonus—point win at twickenham. quite the rise for him to get that england start. excitement for this england line—up will include the return from alex mitchell and george martin. many of the headphones are highly likely to be stolen by the harlequins's scrum—half danny care. however. much of the discussion has been around the weight of the england shirt. this comes off the back of england having won only two games in the championship out of the three so far. ~ ~' ., championship out of the three so far. ~ ,, ., ., ., far. we know in scotland, there were errors. far. we know in scotland, there were errors- the — far. we know in scotland, there were errors. the first _ far. we know in scotland, there were errors. the first time _ far. we know in scotland, there were errors. the first time in _ far. we know in scotland, there were errors. the first time in a _ errors. the first time in a while ahead of the shirt feel heavy on the players. we've worked around that, we've worked to develop that and we made some errors,

the six nations resumes on saturday — with ireland travelling to twickenham to face england — hopingslams. head coach andy farrell has made one change as hugo keenan returns in place of ciaran frawley. england have made three changes, handing a first start to immanuel feyi—waboso, who replaces elliott daly. feyi—waboso scored his first try for england in the defeat to scotland. marcus smith is in line to make his first appearance of the championship, having been named on the bench with george ford starting at 10. before england host ireland, scotland travel to rome to take on italy. scotland have made three changes from the team that beat england with cameron redpath, george home and andy christie coming in for sione tui—pulotu, ben white and jamie ritchie respectively. louis lynagh, son of wallaby great michael, will make his debut for the azzurri. on sunday, wales host france, looking for their first win after three defeats. and that's all the sport for now. paul, thank you very much. well let's get some more on that formula one story with news the woman who accused the principal o

ireland just need to beat england at twickenham.ome six nations win for 11 years. they trailed scotland by six points a half—time, and even though they were outscored by four tries to three, four penalties in the match helped them get their noses in front and they secured their first win in the tournament for two years, which also follows a draw against france in their previous game. well done to the boys, we have done an amazing preparation. we worked so hard. we have them working out a lot of details today, we gave it everything, so i couldn't be prouder. now we have another big week in front of us and we have to go for it, as well. manchester united scored two half penalties to beat everton 2—nil in the premier league, as they retained hopes of qualifying for the champions league next season. the spot kicks were scored by different players but both won by the same one. alejandro garnacho was brought down twice, with bruno fernandes converting the first, then handing the ball to marcus rashford to score the second. united are stil

the crowd ofjust under 20,000 is a record for an england's women's home match away from twickenham.f the match. job done in the end for france. that story about — job done in the end for france. that story about the _ job done in the end for france. trust story about the boat race over the weekend, or boat races, and the complaints about water quality, we will be doing more on that later in the programme, speaking about the problems that have been persisting across recent months. abba's performance of waterloo won the eurovision song contest at the brighton dome in 1974, and turned an unknown pop group into instant stars. a new exhibition marks 50 years since that moment of pop history and our reporter sarah smith has been for a trip down memory lane. it was the performance which would steal the show. # atwater lou, napoleon did surrender... # atwater lou, napoleon did surrender. . ._ # atwater lou, napoleon did surrender... ., , ., , , surrender... europe was in the grip of eurovision _ surrender... europe was in the grip of eurovision fever. _ surrender... europe was in the grip o

later on at twickenham last with the with late last week with the with the late kick.ck. but they're the ones walking away with a fifth six nafions walking away with a fifth six nations 2014. are the nations since 2014. they are the eminent team now in europe i would argue, they will have huge regret in their heart. i would imagine they didn't win the world just a months ago. world cup just a few months ago. they're good. they're that they're that good. they're that talented and that's why they're walking six walking away with the six nafions walking away with the six nations trophy. >> to this weekend is >> but to do it this weekend is just fabulous for them. it is absolutely. >> i only thought about it this morning, when morning, actually, when i was i was too focussed england was too focussed on england winning england losing and winning it. england losing and wales the getting wales winning. the getting the wooden but yeah, wooden spoon. but yeah, sensational. for them. and of course suffered some course england suffered some late heartache in lille as well. they wel

ireland's grand slam hopes, they were ended with his kick from marcus smith in the dying moments at twickenhamably be it. the drama. it is the kind of thing hollywood scriptwriters would dream of. we wouldn't believe that would ever happen in real life, and it did. a bit of billie eilish, job done. quarter to seven. an at—home testing kit that can predict the risk of developing gidey type one diabetes, is now available in the uk. around 3aa,000 people are believed to have the disease — but many remain undiagnosed. our reporterjen smith has more. good boy. rachel left a career in tv to become an alpaca farmer in devon. a few years later, her life changed again when she developed type one diabetes, something that took her by surprise. i was at the royal show showing alpacas, and everybody around me was going, "oh, you're so thin." so, i realised i really was thin, and went to see the gp. they said, "you're a diabetic." go to exeter, go to the hospital same day, and whack, i was on insulin. that was it. it was a shock. type one diabetes has what's described as a significant inherited risk. that m

i was at twickenham last weekend in knife crime . last weekend in knife crime. >> i'm a whole host ofst of things. >> it's very rich . >> it's very rich. >> it's very rich. >> let me come back to the knife crime thing. i mean, i've been in this game for a long time. i'm 44 now in this journal, this journalistic profession , and i journalistic profession, and i remember in 2005 there was a horrible spike, it seemed, in knife crime. this knife crime isn't new. and let me say this, it is an evil that we need it is a is an evil that we need to do everything we can, both through good policing and proper community initiatives to root out of our capital city as we do anywhere else. we absolutely have to do that. i am tough on crime . if there is have to do that. i am tough on crime. if there is a have to do that. i am tough on crime . if there is a crime, it crime. if there is a crime, it needs to be properly investigated and the perpetrators need to be dealt with. but let me address this multicultural issue, if i may, darren, because one of the things that i experienced early on in of these

. >> tomorrow afternoon i will be at desperately at twickenham hoping desperately and shouting very loudlyen againsts not going and shouting very loudly for an en happen against thet going and shouting very loudly for an en happen against the irish.g and shouting very loudly for an en happen against the irish. i'm to happen against the irish. i'm also someone whose grandparents to happen against the irish. i'm also jewish |e whose grandparents to happen against the irish. i'm also jewish |e wicamerandparents to happen against the irish. i'm also jewish |e wicameranthisents were jewish who came to this country as refugees. i don't want see one example of want to see one example of anti—semitism on our streets , anti—semitism on our streets, every single act of anti—semitism. and i've said this right from the beginning, when these marches started, should be clamped down on and taken extremely seriously by the police. we have as well, to protect our very, very hard won right of protest in this country and the right to freedom of speech and i'll give you just one example of these marches on th

we saw record crowds, 58,000 at twickenham. five or six nations recorded record home crowds.e women's tournament gets under way this afternoon. you can follow wales's match against scotland on the bbc from 4:45pm. and that's after ireland kick the competition off, in france. defending champions england, once again big favourites, face italy tomorrow. jo currie reports. winning this trophy has become a habit for england. expected almost. commentator: england do it again. this year they're going for their sixth consecutive title — few teams have dominated a sport more. they begin their championship away in italy in what will be a memorable moment for skipper marlie packer. the plumber, turned world player of the year, is set to win her 100th cap. i just want to get on that pitch and put my best performance in. every time i put on an england shirt, you never know when your last time is going to be. now it's come round to it, it's a bit crazy. like, i think of the players before me that have got 100 caps and i'm just like, "wow." yeah, it's pretty amazing. this year's tournament

seems like —— magazines like this, this is twickenham overlooking the thames.low cloud around. few spots of light rain from north—east england, eastern scotland and northern ireland but it should clear quickly. a lot of dry weather, best of the sunshine through parts of east anglia, southern england into the rest of wales. sunny spells for the likes of northern ireland and western scotland but these are the gusts of wind we are likely to see. widely around 30, possibly a0 mph to the south coast. a blustery feel to the weather and with winds coming in from the east, although temperatures on your thermometer between six and 11 degrees, it will feel a few degrees colder than that when you add on the wind chill. it should stay dry for most into this evening and for tonight, areas of low cloud and a bit of mist around. some rain tonightjust pushing in and around the south coast of england come into parts of wales. by the early hours of tomorrow. not as cold in the south because we have more cloud and wind around, but in the north particularfor more cloud and wind ar

they're nd at twickenham, italy.perennial wooden spooners. chance always the perennial wooden sp not ars. chance always the perennial wooden sp not finishing chance always the perennial wooden sp not finishing bottom chance always the perennial wooden sp not finishing bottom this nce of not finishing bottom this yeah of not finishing bottom this year. first in year. for the first time in donkey's years. wales could get that dubious distinction. that that dubious distinction. and needed we and so again, we needed we needed france, showed needed that. france, showed their week and then their mettle last week and then this they this weekend they, they face england. have slim england. england have got a slim chance winning six chance of winning the six nations. and let's see if nations. and let's let's see if they do it. brilliant they can do it. brilliant >> aiden. >> aiden. >> you very >>aiden. » youvery >> thank you very much indeed. we'll later on. we'll see you later on. >> do with us because >> and do stick with us