wigan show their warrior spirit — coming from behind to knock leeds out of the challenge cup.r prepares to make history on her homecoming night as big time boxing returns to ireland. i'm just excited to be here, really excited to have a chance to fight at home. i can't wait to step in there. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. in the last few minutes nottingham forest have beaten arsenal by a goal to nil. a result that means manchester city are champions of england again — with the treble very much on in the week they reached the champions league final. arsenal will have to settle for second whilst for forest — this win — takes them to the brink of premier league safety. the only goal came in the first half after morgan gibbs—white played in taiwo awoniyi, who scored his fifth goal in three games for forest — he's been key to their survival bid. arsenal will have to settle for second whilst for forest — this win — takes them to the brink of premier league safety. but as they celebrate, manchester city will too — they are champions of england again, without kicking a ball.

ennis comes to wigan, but. well, i upe— comes to wigan, but.to this very day that took us all the way to wembley where we defeated manchester city and won the fa cup. it was one of the best days that wigan has ever had, that i've ever had. ten years i was sitting at years ago i was sitting at wembley stadium, on tour. wembley stadium, wigan on tour. all out there and i wanted all of us out there and i wanted you to see it because this is the thing that has shaped my politics. it shaped who i am, it's shaped and driven, why i'm in politics. the people of this town are the most incredible people . they work hard. they people. they work hard. they have no time for some of the nonsense that goes on in westminster. and i just really wanted you to here to feel wanted you to be here to feel it. and absorb it and to show it to all of your viewers. because this is what matters, not the not the pantomime that goes on in westminster. it's interesting nnee— in westminster. it's interesting nnee yen-ve— in westminster. it's interesting what you've said— in

ennis comes to wigan, but. well, i upe— comes to wigan, but.to this very day that took us all the way to wembley where we defeated manchester city and won the fa cup. it was one of the best days that wigan has ever had, that i've ever had. ten years i was sitting at years ago i was sitting at wembley stadium, on tour. wembley stadium, wigan on tour. all out there and i wanted all of us out there and i wanted you to see it because this is the thing that has shaped my politics. it shaped who i am, it's shaped and driven, why i'm in politics. the people of this town are the most incredible people . they work hard. they people. they work hard. they have no time for some of the nonsense that goes on in westminster. and i just really wanted you to here to feel wanted you to be here to feel it. and absorb it and to show it to all of your viewers. because this is what matters, not the not the pantomime that goes on in westminster. it's interesting nnee— in westminster. it's interesting nnee yen-ve— in westminster. it's interesting what you've said— in

wiki represented scunthorpe, wigan, peterborough scu nthorpe, wigan, peterborough and scunthorpe, wigan and brentford where he has gone on to enjoy so much success this season. the charges revolved around the fa's betting rules which ban players on betting on games or sharing privileged information for the purposes of betting. the fa said they withdrew 30 of their initial charges but ivan toney admitted to the remaining 232 charges and as you say, he's been suspended from all football and football related activity for eight months. formula 1 has said the cancellation of the emilia romagna grand prix was "the right and responsible thing to do". major flooding in the area has led to at least eight deaths and thousands of people having to abandon their homes. it was concluded that the event could not proceed safely in imola. mercedes�*s lewis hamilton said on social media that his "thoughts were with those affected by the tragedy and with the amazing emergency services working on the ground." inga stracke is a formula 1 journalist who was on her way to italy when the news broke. this is a

wigan show their warrior spirit — coming from behind to knock leeds out of the challenge cup.lor prepares to make history on her homecoming night as big time boxing returns to ireland: i'm just excited to be here, really excited to have a chance to fight at home. i can't wait to step in there. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. three days after they reached the champions league final, manchester city's eye are on what's happening at nottingham forest. arsenal arrived there knowing that defeat will hand the premier league title to city. for forest, victory would move them to the brink of safety. nottingham forest have the lead. as things stand, the premier league title is heading back to manchester city. staying with the premier league, erik ten haag is one point away from bringing champions league football back to manchester united after they won 1—0 at bournmouth. casemiro's stunning overhead kick early in the first half was the difference. united just need to avoid defeat to chelsea or fulham in their final two games at old trafford to finish in the top four. the manage

the couple have spent time in burnley recently, and were at the club's 3—0 win over wigan in march andt sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. bank holiday monday did not feel the same everywhere. in wales, it was the warmest day of the year so far, 19.7 celsius in cardiff, very close to 20 celsius. compare that with just 6 celsius across many parts of shetland, some cold arctic air digging its way down from the north. behind this strip of cloud here, a very weak weather front, but that will still be with us into tuesday in the form of this band of cloud, which will be slung across many parts of the uk to start the day. underneath this cloud, some spots of rain and drizzle. through the day, the south west of england should see some sunshine, albeit with some fog around the coasts. wales, the west midlands brightening up too, northern ireland as well, although there is the chance of catching a shower. more cloud further north and east, although northern scotland should stick with some brighter skies. i

i've had feedback from people - in wigan and rochdale and stockport, and they want the same, - the same thing, to go back to those historic counties that meant something to them. i but the current mayor of greater manchester isn't convinced. bolton benefits from its closeness to manchester. bolton is getting the b network. is mr buckley really saying that he wants to take bolton out of greater manchester's integrated public transport system? and for many in bolton, the red rose campaign means little to them. do counties even matter these days? do they matter? i don't think they do. unless it affects my bills. if it's cheaper for me in lancashire, me council tax come down. i'm all right with that. i'll do that. but whatever. it doesn't really matter. parking has been banned on one of pembrokeshire's most popular beaches. �*pembrokeshire coast national park authority�* has bought land at newport sands, to stop people from taking their vehicles onto the beach — because of anti—social behaviour, dangerous driving, and concerns about overnight parking. but some locals are angry about the dec

the couple have spent time in burnley recently, and were at the club's 3—0 win over wigan in march andou can get the latest sports news on our website but for me and the rest of the team goodbye. hello there. weatherfor the week ahead coming up. but first of all, just a quick look back at march and april because for many parts it has been particularly wet, at least double the amount of april average rainfall for parts of kent. but combined with march, march and april in parts of kent have been the wettest for 90 years. not as wet, though, again across the north west of scotland. but the change came through monday to chillier air coming down from the arctic, particularly for northern and eastern areas, though the day on tuesday starts with a frost in parts of scotland. really chilly start here, some mist and fog and for the south, in fact, some sea fog around the irish sea coast. so there could be some fairly dull weather to start some of the thicker clouds in the east producing the spotted drizzle. but actually i think it'll be dry for most with some brightness or some sunshine coming

cbc news canada, let's see about this, wigan started with a good start, which is not unusual in somalia, but experts say that climate change has caused the longest and most recent drought in the history of this country to climate change, but it is currently paying the highest and heaviest cost to the cause climate change in 2022 has become millions of people and killed more than 40,000 people, half of the dead are children under 5 years of age. flooding during heavy rains in the horn of africa caused the shoba river to overflow in the central areas of al-sawali. it is not only a crisis, but also a crisis. it is global, they should help a question in finding ways to adapt to the harsh climate. a number of citizens living in canada took the initiative to get help and send more money than before to their needy relatives. before now, about 200 to 300 per month i used to send dollars but i think now this i will double the number. the needs in somalia have increased as much. more humanitarian aid has been implemented and somalia has announced that canada's aid to the region has increased to m

we have dave in wigan... i december last year. christine, thank you. we have dave in wigan. ..ial. renting houses, residential lettings, the 25 years. i�*ve been to the houses of parliament twice and spoken to people in the ministry of housing and i have nothing but disdain for their ability to make decisions which are actually going to help tenants and landlords. landlords for more than 20 years have been treated like pariahs. they are always treated as a bad people. now we have a situation where interest rates have shot up, landlords�* mortgages have shot up. there is a 37% loss in residential lettings in the last 12 months, generated by many landlords selling their properties and another bone in their properties and another bone in the contention is properties are being turned over to airbnb and those properties don�*t pay council tax, so councils are losing out because of that. but this latest legislation where landlords are going to be told that they have to have people on benefits and they have people on benefits and they have to do have people with dogs is going to be a

greater manchester police investigating a dog attack near wigan in which a 37—year—old man —jonathanl proceeds have also been seized. earlier — a 24—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of being in charge of a dangerously out of control dog. a masked man has climbed scaffolding at the front of the bbc�*s broadcasting house in central london and hit a statue with a hammer and chisel. there has been a campaign to remove the statue of prospero and ariel, because the sculptor, eric gill, wrote about sexually abusing two of his daughters in his diary. it's the second time the 1930s work at broadcasting house has been targeted. headteachers in the uk are warning schools have been left confused by the fast rate of change in artificial intelligence, also known as ai, and its impact on education. a group of teachers have written a letter to the times and are working with a body of experts to advise schools on which areas of ai are beneficial, and which are damaging. the group of teachers are led by sir anthony seldon who is headteacher of epsom college. hejoins me now. thank you forjoining

greater manchester police investigating a dog attack near wigan in which a 37—year—old man —jonathaneeds have also been seized. earlier, a 24—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of being in charge of a dangerously out of control dog. a masked man has attacked a statue on the front of the bbc�*s broadcasting house in central london with a hammer and chisel. there has been a campaign to remove the statue of prospero and ariel, because the sculptor, eric gill, wrote about sexually abusing two of his daughters in his diary. it's the second time the 1930s work at broadcasting house has been targeted. you are watching bbc news and you are now up—to—date. please stay with us. we have differing fortunes across the home nations this weekend. have a look out of the window in west wales, porthmadog, beautifully sunny and warm in the sunshine. moving to scotland, much more layered cloud and that has brought rain, that rain tending to peter out for the most part. and we are starting to see a little more wet weather coming to the west. underneath the cloud, temperature 16 or 17. but in the suns

greater manchester police investigating an attack which led to the death of a 37—year—old man near wiganell—loved, sensitive, and kind person", died after suffering serious injuries in the attack. for the first time, sinn fein are on course to become the largest party in local government in northern ireland. the results in the local council elections come at a time of political crisis in the devolved government at stormont where the dup have been blocking a return to power—sharing. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. a warning — her report contains flashing images. it's becoming a familiar story on this island. a surge for sinn fein on an elections results day. this time last year, the party became the largest party in the devolved government at stormont. today, they repeated that in the local council elections, overtaking the dup. it was about a message of telling people what we were for. it was about electing hard working councillors. but for me it definitely was about positive leadership. it was about a restoration of the executive. it was about making politics work. and i'm

well, wigan, great town. thank you, met— wigan, great town.il baryshnikov and he was tet-eeet. ttevte— mikhail baryshnikov and he was injured. maybe i'm just living vtemteeetv— injured. maybe i'm just living vicariously-the- injured. maybe i'm just living vicariously the dance vicariously through the dance eee— vicariously through the dance eee tet. — vicariously through the dance eee tet. tet— vicariously through the dance she got. but i'll— vicariously through the dance she got. i. i. she got. but i'll take i'll take travolta. yeah. should joe biden have been there today ? i think have been there today? i think that this was a missed- that this was a missed etteeteettv— that this was a missed opportunity -- that this was a missed opportunity . i think that it's opportunity. i think that it's a tetvttete— opportunity. i think that it's a tetvttete te— opportunity. i think that it's a privilege to be— opportunity. i think that it's a privilege to be invited. they eteeeet— privilege to be invited. they slashed the _ privilege to be invited. the

well, wigan, great town. thank you, met— wigan, great town.ikov and he was tet-eeet. ttevte— mikhail baryshnikov and he was injured. maybe i'm just living vtemteeetv— injured. maybe i'm just living vicariously-the- injured. maybe i'm just living vicariously the dance vicariously through the dance eee— vicariously through the dance eee tet. — vicariously through the dance eee tet. tet— vicariously through the dance she got. but i'll— vicariously through the dance she got. i. i. she got. but i'll take i'll take travolta. yeah. should joe biden have been there today ? i think have been there today? i think that this was a missed- that this was a missed etteeteettv— that this was a missed opportunity -- that this was a missed opportunity . i think that it's opportunity. i think that it's a tetvttete— opportunity. i think that it's a tetvttete te— opportunity. i think that it's a privilege to be— opportunity. i think that it's a privilege to be invited. they eteeeet— privilege to be invited. they slashed the _ privilege to be invited. they slashed

greater manchester police investigating an attack which led to the death of a 37—year—old man near wigand in the uk are expected to fall by nearly £450 from july, according to new forecasts. consultancy firm cornwall insight predicts bills should fall by nearly 20 per cent under a new official price cap set to be announced by ofgem on thursday. government support has limited average household bills to £2,500 a year, but is due to be scaled back. the supply of a drug to treat symptoms of menopause is being restricted by the uk government because of shortages. pharmacists are being told to dispense only two months�* worth of capsules of utrogestan which is a form of progesterone. the order was issued by the department of health, which says it will ensure more women can continue to access the medication they need. a masked man has climbed up a statue on the front of the bbc�*s broadcasting house in central london with a hammer and chisel. there has been a campaign to remove the statue of prospero and ariel, because the sculptor, eric gill, wrote about sexually abusing two of his daughters i

he has won the fa cup finalfor wigan athletic! into the end, is a special and when talking about an athletic group— end, is a special and when talking about an athletic group there is the memo of about an athletic group there is the memory of where _ about an athletic group there is the memory of where were _ about an athletic group there is the memory of where were you - about an athletic group there is the memory of where were you when i about an athletic group there is the i memory of where were you when the game was played and it was significant first major trophy and the hero scoring the winning goal after having such a difficult season for a variety of reasons, he broke his leg and had no right to be in that game and so, it is one of those aspects that only happens in the fa cup which gives you the magic feeling that anything that you dream, you can achieve and ensure that many times, the quietness of being in the gym and recovering, and down the rounds and thinking, maybe it could be fit for a final and as it could be fit f

wigan athletic will begin their league one season with four points deducted, after failing to pay itsb recieving an additional four—point deduction for the same season, which is to be suspended until the middle of next year former england captain michael vaughan is to return to the bbc�*s cricket coverage this summer. vaughan has worked as a pundit since 2009 but stepped back after he was accused of using racist language towards former team—mate azeem rafiq during their time at yorkshire. he denied the allegation and was cleared by the cricket discipline commission in march. there was a surprise winner of this year's yorkshire cup — the premier long distance race at york's spring festival — it was won by the italian trained 1a to one shot giavellotto — who beat the st ledger winner eldar eldarov. most of the early contenders system the later started sunday does make me been catching up after frost called the delayed start in one of thoseis called the delayed start in one of those is going out to play more than 18 holes today isjustin rose was contending this things stand and lift get

he's already missed five games following an incident in the good friday derby loss to wigan.ught him his fifth major but he has far—reaching locations. brooks koepka has title... but this win is one more twist in this sport modern story. with this, he becomes its first major champion. koepka joined liv injune, but now he's back. second at last month's masters and now pga champion. this one's special- — masters and now pga champion. this one's special- l _ masters and now pga champion. t�*i 3 one's special. i think it's the most meaningful of of them all with everything going on. it feels good to be back and if anybody doubted it, i'm back, i'm here. it’s to be back and if anybody doubted it, i'm back, i'm here.— it, i'm back, i'm here. it's the r der it, i'm back, i'm here. it's the ryder cup _ it, i'm back, i'm here. it's the ryder cup when _ it, i'm back, i'm here. it's the ryder cup when golf - it, i'm back, i'm here. it's the ryder cup when golf terms i it, i'm back, i'm here. it's the - ryder cup when golf terms tribal. this year, the sport is already split and koepka's

greater manchester police investigating an attack which led to the death of a 37—year—old man near wiganto be the largest party in local government in northern ireland for the first time. it has continued to make gains on the second day of counting in council elections. a62 seats are being contested. i spoke to our northern ireland correspondent clodagh rice, who's in belfast covering the developments. it is day two of counting here in northern ireland for the local government elections, and we have about 88% of the results so far. and, the big story here has been a surge in support for sinn fein, the party that at its core belief, thinks there should be a united ireland. so, that has really been the dominant story, sinn fein gaining support, particularly in some areas that have typically been known for having a unionist stronghold. places like ballymena and lisburn. so, that will put the democratic unionist party into second place, and it is the first time that a nationalist party will be the largest at a local government level. the big question here will be what impact, if any, will th

where he represented four different clubs, scunthorpe, wigan, peterborough and brentford where the hazea say they redrew 30 of their initial charges but ivan toney admitted to the remaining 232 charges. as you say, he has been suspended from all football and football related activity for eight months. that rules him out for the rest of this year. he will not be able to play again until the 17th of january, 2024. he can return to training with brentford for four months before the end of his bands so that is in september this year. but even so that is clearly a very significant punishment. band but even so that is clearly a very significant punishment. and because it is so lengthy _ significant punishment. and because it is so lengthy has _ significant punishment. and because it is so lengthy has that _ significant punishment. and because it is so lengthy has that has - significant punishment. and because it is so lengthy has that has been - it is so lengthy has that has been reaction to this?— it is so lengthy has that has been reaction to this? brentford issued a brief statement _ react

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police are continuing to investigate a dog attack, near wigan, in which a 37—year—old man died.ge of a dangerously out—of—control dog. protesters will take part in a mass paddle at 12 bathing spots across the uk today, to demonstrate against the discharging of sewage into the sea. it comes after water companies in england apologised for repeated sewage spills, of which there were 300,000 last year. parts of northern italy are on high alert for landslides, after heavy rain and floods, which have already left 14 dead, and thousands homeless. in more remote villages, some residents are running out of food and drinking water, with aid workers unable to reach them. our correspondent sofia bettiza reports. an entire village underwater. people forced to move around using canouse. others taking refuge upstairs, as the ground floors of their homes are submerged in flood water. this is the devastating reality for dozens of towns in the region of emilia romagna. after six months of rain fell in one day and a half. more than 15,000 people had to flee their homes. this woman says that the wa

wigan. is she on board with this ioli ? , ., , , policy? do not underestimate our determination here to drive out house—building, because so many people cannot get near the housing level, there were people watching this programme who desperately want to own their own home. we do not have much money when i was growing up, sometimes we could not pay our bills, but we don't own our own home through a mortgage, and i know what that security feels like, because as i was growing up, i did not feel that we would not have a roof over our heads, and there will be many people watching those who have that dream, that aspiration, want that security, they are being completely let down by this government now. everybody knows that the age at which you are likely to own your home is just which you are likely to own your home isjust going up which you are likely to own your home is just going up and which you are likely to own your home isjust going up and up and up, and we want to turn that around, have at house—building, take the tough decisions, and at t

wigan stay second. it's looking even better for it's looking even betterfor geraint thomas.g and ending the day in the leader's pinkjersey and adding 11 seconds to his lead. today's mountain stage is the toughest of the three week race so any chance of birthday celebrations before it? i'm going to get hammered. get a load of wine and beer. stay up until about liam, probably. in load of wine and beer. stay up until about 4am, probably.— about loam, probably. in reality? same as about 4am, probably. in reality? same as always. _ about 4am, probably. in reality? same as always. have _ about 4am, probably. in reality? same as always. have some - about 4am, probably. in reality? | same as always. have some rice, maybe have a bit of cake and then an early night and do it all again. hopefully celebrations on sunday. we will see. hopefully celebrations on sunday. - will see. we'll celebrate whatever happens. will see. we'll celebrate whatever ha - ens. will see. we'll celebrate whatever hauens. . , ,, will see. we'll celebrate whatever hauens. . , , ., happens. the hardships of bein

and i think it's one of mooo— in wigan and i think it's one of mooo mugs— in wigan and i think it's is in favour of infrastructure, but they of new infrastructure, but they aom-a— of new infrastructure, but they aom-a-uom— of new infrastructure, but they don't- next door- of new infrastructure, but they don't next door them don't like it. next door to them is don't like it. next door to them to moro— don't like it. next door to them to moro a— don't like it. next door to them is there a risk— don't like it. next door to them is there a risk that— don't like it. next door to them is there a risk that these ugmor— is there a risk that these tighter restrictions for landlords— tighter restrictions for landlords will push more of them out landlords will push more of them our-rm— landlords will push more of them our-rm — landlords will push more of them our-rm luroam— landlords will push more of them out-it? imean, we've- landlords will push more of them out it? out of it? i mean, we've been heanng out of it? i mean, we've been hearing increasingly that it's no that no longer lucrative t

one game in rugby league�*s super league tonight with the leaders wigan warriors at hull fc beaten. 14atures in aberdeen only 10 degrees. should be warmer than today, though, in the north—east of england, and our top temperatures will be around 17—18 in the sunshine between those showers. now, heading into the coronation weekend, and we�*re blowing away any colder air, replacing it with a breeze from the south or south—west, bringing quite a warm air mass, but bringing cloud and some rain. so there is rain in the forecast, and on saturday, we�*ll see that cloud and rain arriving in the south—west and south wales very early in the day and this patchy rain, mostly light, moving northwards across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland seeing some sunshine, but also a few sharp showers. our temperatures are evening out a bit, so 16 degrees for the coronation in london, the same as the temperature in glasgow. that wetter weather that does develop moves away after dark out into the north sea, and then we await the arrival of this wet weather coming in for monday. but for sunday, lo

the band relates to a four year period when he played for the scunthorpe, wigan peterborough and branforded on player shirts. i terms of being placed on player shirts. . ,., terms of being placed on player shirts. . ., , shirts. i imagine so for the big blow for him _ shirts. i imagine so for the big blow for him because - shirts. i imagine so for the big blow for him because he's i shirts. i imagine so for the big blow for him because he's a i shirts. i imagine so for the big i blow for him because he's a great player and now on the verge of the ingrid set up. thank you very much. there's been a major gathering of european leaders in iceland, at which the war in ukraine was the major topic for discussion. the council of europe, not to be confused with the eu's european council, is a body that was set up in the wake of wwii, to uphold democracy and the rule of law. it rarely meets, but since it has 46 member states, it has some political clout. the meeting sought to address a number of issues beyond the supply of weapons. among them the plight of thousands of children, which ukraine says

the couple, who've spent time in burnley recently, were at the club's 3—0 win over wigan in march andird as she continues her return after the birth of her second child eight months ago. basketball player brittney griner says she's finding her feet again, following her return from russia where she spent ten months in detention on drug charges. the 32—year—old seven—time wnba all—star returned to america in a prisoner swap in december. she's now taken part in herfirst practice at a phoenix mercury training camp and says she's happy to be back playing. little emotional thinking about it because the pain that you love the most —— thing that you love the most. just being there right now means everything. stiiiii most. just being there right now means everything.— most. just being there right now means everything. still 2- to back, 90 minutes — means everything. still 2- to back, 90 minutes gone. _ means everything. still 2- to back, 90 minutes gone. that's _ means everything. still 2- to back, 90 minutes gone. that's thought l means everything. still 2- to back, | 90 minutes gone. that's

we welcome the fact— constituency of wigan.tax status and use it to— we would abolish non—dom tax status and use it to double the number of medical— and use it to double the number of medical training places for gps. we can't _ medical training places for gps. we can'tiust_ medical training places for gps. we can'tjust keep putting sticking plasters — can'tjust keep putting sticking plasters on these problems. we have to solve _ plasters on these problems. we have to solve the _ plasters on these problems. we have to solve the actual problem. how much money _ to solve the actual problem. how much money would _ to solve the actual problem. hm much money would that raise? roughly 3 billion a year. is that enough? yes, it is, to double the number of training _ yes, it is, to double the number of training places for doctors to increase _ training places for doctors to increase the number of and midwives as welt _ increase the number of and midwives as welt that — increase the number of and midwives as well. that is half of the amou

you've come all the way from wigan, wigan we have, yes. yeah. and what do you iooki — have, yes.ah. yes fantastic. - so you met at a royal occasion? yeah. yeah. yes fantastic. and we stayed friends. and where does your love of the royal family come from? from when i was born. i was born in 1953. my parents were monarchists. they believe in the monarchy. they believe in the monarchy. they believe in the importance the believe in the importance of the monarchy. i guess monarchy. and so i guess i breathed that in from i was breathed that in from when i was a what do they bring to a baby. what do they bring to the nation? oh how long have you got? oh, got about, i don't got? oh, i've got about, i don't know, a couple of minutes. somebody will tell me ear somebody will tell me in my ear in o— somebody will tell me in my ear in o minoio— somebody will tell me in my ear in a minute. go— somebody will tell me in my ear in a minute. go on,— somebody will tell me in my ear in a minute. go on, bring ooniinoiiw. — in a minute. go on, bring continuity. is” i{ continuity. solidarity. president

there was one of the games of the season so far in superleague, with top—of—the—table wigan warriorsuropean wheelchair rugby championships in cardiff, great britain have played two and won two. yesterday they saw off switzerland by 47 points to 31. they comfortably beat israel 55—32 in their opening match. britain face denmark next tonight. and the former england 7s rugby internationaljodie 0unsley has announced a rather unusual transfer. she currently plays for the exeter chiefs in the premier 15s, but will leave the club and from now on will be known as "fury" as she joins the the tv series gladiators. the show is being rebooted by the bbc and it's clearly a lifelong dream for her. jodie's father was actually a contender in the original series and she posted this photo of her, together with a little footage of her on some monkey bars as a child. "i am absolutely buzzing" she said on social media, adding it was "truly surreal" to have the chance to be a gladiator. so her dad was a contender. i know are you are doing that. john anderson was the referee. famously the voice of gladiato

we had injuries and losing and winning streaks but we had gary paton back, andrew wigans back.jordan pool, (indiscernible) >> what about the 3 pointers! >> speaking of 3 pointers we are lead by the hall of famers. [applause] it is all coming together as the right time play off time so let's talk about-last week we had the last regular season game. the 471 consecutive sell-out so every game since december 2012 is played in front of a sold out crowd. we have the best fans thin world and the players feel that on the courtmentf 33 and 8 at home this year. 11 and 1 at home during the play offs. we need dubination. if you don't have your tickets yet, warriors.com, get that done. we cannot wait to see dubination out in full force next thursday for game 3. [applause] >> we need a coupon code. >> thanks everyone for being here. let's go warriors! [applause] >> now to talk about what it truly feels like to be a champion! >> what's up dub nation? what's up everybody. he talked about the advantage we have at home and i talk about the loudest arena i have been in. this is game 3 of rookie y

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and wigan slipped further behind with defeat at home to leeds.n for golfers with disability. it's a major event launched by the r&a, and lawlor beat the world number one kip popert by two shots at woburn. lawlor is second in the rankings and he's been managed by horan's agency forfour years. he said he'd never been treated any differently by the team, and that disability golf was definitely on the way up. it is brilliant watching this. inclusivity in spot, that is what we talk about and we are all about it. a rare rolex watch, which was bought for £70 in the 60s goes to auction next week, expecting to fetch around £45,000. the watch, which was once owned by a military rescue diver, has caught worldwide interest, mainly because of its back story, as mike liggins explains. simon barnett was a real life all action hero. he was diver orfrog man on rescue helicopters in the royal navy. man on rescue helicopters in the royal navy-— royal navy. the latest extends rescue service. _ royal navy. the latest extends rescue service. talk _ royal navy. the lat