warren gatland back in the hot seat once more. it is a pressure “0b and there — more. i know it is a pressure “0b and there are �* more. i know it is a pressure “0b and there are a d more. i know it is a pressure “0b and there are a lot d more. i know it is a pressure “0b and there are a lot ofi more. i know it is a pressure job i and there are a lot of expectations, but the buzz of international rugby, being involved in the six nations, the world cup, i think that was the tempting factors to swear me to come back, really. ilove tempting factors to swear me to come back, really. i love my time in wales, i love the people, the involvement, howl wales, i love the people, the involvement, how i was welcomed. the de arture involvement, how i was welcomed. the departure of wayne pivac brings to an end a disappointing spell for wales. three defeats in the autumn series, including georgia, made his position untenable. they also finished second in this year's six nations, losing at home to italy in the final round of fixtures. mt; the fin

warren gatland is back. longest—serving coach, the new zealander was reappointed last week as his successor wayne pivac was sacked. gatland was at the principality stadium earlier today to outline his vision for wales as he starts his second spell in charge. dafydd pritchard reports the last time were in gotland was here as well school she was celebrating a third grand slam of his first and historically successful 12 year tenure. today he began the task of picking up the pieces of a wheel site that has won only three of their 12 matches this year and lost at home to italy and georgia in that same period. as he proved first time around though gatland can transform a teams fortunes and quickly.— gatland can transform a teams fortunes and quickly. there is a lot of pressure — fortunes and quickly. there is a lot of pressure and _ fortunes and quickly. there is a lot of pressure and expectation - fortunes and quickly. there is a lot of pressure and expectation but i fortunes and quickly. there is a lot i of pres

matches this year, wales rugby have sacked wayne peevac and replaced him with theirformer coach warren gatlandh, having won three grand slams during his 12 year reign. he'll take charge of next year's six nations and the rugby world cup, and potentially the 2027 tournament. i'm confident that i can come in and hopefully make a difference and get together a slide that are proud to put the jersey on and when they go out there and they represent wells in front of fans or away, people, expectations and i don't expect anything less from the players in terms of what it means to play for whales in the history and expectation and if you can achieve that initial period of time, i think that initial period of time, i think that will give us hopefully the best opportunity to be successful. eddiejones looks set to discover on tuesday whether he will continue in his role as england head coach. speculation is mounting that he will be sacked after presiding over the national teams worst year since 2008. jones's future is in doubt after a poor run of matches this year ending with a comprehensive loss to south

three years after his departure as wales' most successful and longest—serving coach — warren gatlandwas sacked, and at the principality stadium today he outlined his vision for wales. dafydd pritchard reports. at the last time he was here as well as coach, he was celebrating the third grand slam of this first and historic 12 your tender daddy tenure. and all wells side to avoid 13 of the 12 matches this year and lost at home to italy in georgia in that same period. as he proved the first time around, looked up transform a teams fortune and quickly stop you with a lot of pressure expectations but that's what motivation does come you excited. i don't think things have changed from when i arrived at the end of 2007, but it's always been expectations on wales and famous. with the world cup less than a year away in the world cup warming, they have plenty to ponder as these started the second stint in charge. with the bush will be, there is many issues to ponder off the field as there are on it. the relationship between the welsh rugby union and the four regions is a strained as ever with

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three years after his departure as wales' most successful and longest—serving coach — warren gatlandas here as well as coach, he was celebrating the third grand slam of this first and historic 12 year tenure. today, three years on, an all wales side to avoid 13 of the 12 matches this year and lost at home to italy in georgia in that same period. as he proved the first time around, gatland can transform a teams fortune a lot of pressure and expectations but that's what motivation does come you excited. i don't think things have changed from when i arrived at the end of 2007, but it's always been expectations on wales and famous. with the world cup less than a year away and the six nations in two months, they have plenty to ponder as these started the second stint in charge. with the bush will be, there is many issues to ponder off the field as there are on it. the relationship between the welsh rugby union and the four regions is as strained as ever. with the issue of future funding meaning there is a freeze on offering player contracts. although the two parties have verbally agreed a

matches this year, wales rugby have sacked wayne pivac and replaced him with theirformer coach warren gatlandthree grand slams during his 12 year reign. he'll will take charge of next year's six nations and the rugby world cup, and potentially the 2027 tournament. renowned tennis coach nick bollettieri has died at the age of 91. the american guided some of the biggest names in the sport, including the williams sisters, maria sharapova, andre agassi and boris becker. bollettieri pioneered the concept of a live—in academy in florida. among those paying tribute include tommy haas, who says he gave him the "best opportunity to follow his dreams". he to follow his dreams". had some wonderful expres 0nly he had some wonderful expressions. 0nly macro was his favourite catchphrase. he cold everybody baby. no question about that, he brought the glamour of new york, because thatis the glamour of new york, because that is where he grew up. he also brought the greats of new york to a commentary box on centre court. it was a real privilege to share the airwaves with him. those penalties between croatia an

matches this year, wales rugby have sacked wayne peevac and replaced him with theirformer coach warren gatlandey represent wales in front of fans or away, people, those are my expectations and i don�*t expect anything less from the players in terms of what it means to play for wales, the history and expectation. and if we can achieve that in an initial period of time, i think that will give us hopefully the best opportunity to be successful. eddiejones looks set to discover on tuesday eddiejones looks setto discover on tuesday whether he will continue in his role as england head coach. speculation is mounting that he will be sacked after presiding over the national teams worste year since 2008. jones is fighting for his future after only five wins from twelve matches this year ending with a comprehensive loss to south africa. renowned tennis coach nick bollettieri has died at the age of 91. the american guided some of the biggest names in the sport including the williams sisters, maria sharapova, andre agassi and boris becker. bollettieri pioneered the concept of a live—in academy in florida.

wayne pivac has left his position as wales head coach and will be replaced by his predecessor warren gatlandales�* most successful and longest serving coach, having won three grand slams during his 12 year reign. he'll will take charge of next year's six nations and the rugby world cup, and potentially the 2027 tournament. to the world cup then and in the next few minutes, we'll be hearing from the england team. we'll bring you that live from qatar shortly. those who didn't feature in their 3—0 win over senegal yesterday returned to training earlier, except for callum wilson, who is sitting out as a precaution ona minorstrain. they'll face former champions france in their quarter final on saturday. bbc punditjermainjenas believes england have the edge. it's not a france side i'm looking at thinking, "oh no, i can't believe we drew them." i've watched them play on numerous occasions and i'm not that scared. i think we can go toe to toe with them and i think they are fearful of what we can bring to the table. i think what gareth has created in the last tournament in euros, getting to the final

wayne pivac has left his position as wales head coach and will be replaced by his predecessor warren gatlands world cup is big because like you said it's been two nations that have performed exceptionally well in their first four games. we've watch their games and stuff like that, we follow them, we have seen the quality that they have and i'm sure they've done the same with esso definitely is going to be an exciting game and everyone is looking forward to it. more action to come this afternoon... japan face 2018 finalists croatia looking to qualify for the quarter finals of the world cup for the first time. tonight brazil look to make it to the last 8.. standing in their way is south korea.. that one is at 7pm. both those mathes are on bbc one that's all the sport for now. jude bellingham is one of the break—out stars of this year's world cup. the 19—year—old plays for dortmund in germany after leaving birmingham city when he was only 17. earlier, we spoke to his former football coach, mike dods, who described what it was like seeing the young midfielder representing his country. the young

, who by certain warren gatland, who was of course the previous coach, both new zealanders and. been a pretty dismal autumn international season, but a bit of a merry go round going around in welsh. we'll have more reaction, perhaps out on that, as we will, of on the world cup, the football. but let's stay with this winter of discontent for the start of this with street urging the rmt union think again over the strikes which could paralyse our rail network in the run up to christmas . well, last night the christmas. well, last night the union rejected an 8% pay rise, 4% this year, 4% next year, with more talks to take place this afternoon, we understand between network rail on rmt not necessarily the rail companies well with strike action planned over what's a very busy time a pubs bars of course growing concern about the impact it will have. let's speak now to kate nicholls, who's ceo of uk hospitality advocates businesses from all sizes within that sector. kate thanks very much indeed for your time. i saw one estimate that the industrial actions causing a hit, what about actio

warren gatland's back in the role he left three years ago, replacing wayne pivac. 4 runs in what ended up as a bit of a nailbiter in rawalpindi. jack leach claiming the final wicket of the match with just minutes of light remaining. their first test tour there in 17 years. the next one gets under way on friday. what a moment for ben stokes, his team and everyone involved with england at the moment. a great win. someone else who has been causing a stir at this world cup, we are going to be hearing from them a little bit later. that is all i'm going to say. it is not a player. that adds an element of intrigue to what is coming up. filth. i intrigue to what is coming up. oh, i have no clue- _ intrigue to what is coming up. oh, i have no clue. do _ intrigue to what is coming up. oh, i have no clue. do you _ intrigue to what is coming up. oh, i have no clue. do you know - intrigue to what is coming up. oh, i have no clue. do you know this? . intrigue to what is coming up. oh, i l have no clue. do you know this? no. not a player. — have no clue. do you know this? no. not a