willie stewart. that's it for tuesday in parliament.nesday in parliament with the highlights from prime minister's questions. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello there. the transition from winter into spring can often be peppered with some pretty turbulent weather, and that's going to be the story over the next few days. notjust heavy rain, but gale—force gusts of winds which have the potential to cause some disruption, particularly across england and wales. the heaviest of the rain and the strongest of the winds over the last few hours have been through scotland, but as we move into wednesday, you can see the next low pressure waiting out in the wings, to arrive later on in the day. so, a spell of heavy rain and pretty much an unsettled day across england and wales. we might get a drier interlude briefly through the afternoon, but there'll be more wet weather to come. heavy rain gradually pushing into western scotland as well. sunny spells and scattered showers developing into northern ireland, with highest values pe

speaking in front of a parliamentary inquiry, dr willie stewart, whose research found former playerses are not helping the health of the players. football has a habit of, whenever it's faced with having to develop... going out on their own and trying to develop... to everybody else as if the problem never occurred before. the new plan football has introduced this is a shambles in 2021. wales have made two changes from the side that beat england in the six nations ahead of saturday's game against italy in rome. with scrum half kieran hardy ruled out through injury, his scarlets team—mate gareth davies comes in to the starting 15, while lock cory hill starts in place of adam beard. british number one dan evans has set up a second round meeting with roger federer at the qatar open, after beating jeremy chardy two sets to one. the first set took more than an hour. evans saved ten break points, but eventually came out on top 6—4. and although chardy forced a deciding set, evans won that 6—2 to set up a meeting with federer, who's been training with the 30—year—old brit to prepare for his

willie stewart. of parliament falling down. one former leader of the commons is frustrated that plans for restoration and renewal seem to be making no progress. my right honourable friend must surely see that the risks of a major asbestos leak, a sewage failure or, indeed, a devastating fire such as we saw at notre—dame are very high and remain very high, and we have virtually no contingency for this place. now, my personal motto, mr speaker, isjfdi, and i would like to offer that to my right honourable friend, to gird his loins to make some progress. mr speaker, i always preferred the motto of queen elizabeth i, which was 'semper eadem' — always the same — which i think makes a very good motto. jacob rees—mogg had heard the works could cost more than £10 billion. he said they had to be value for money. and, yes, we need to redo the wiring, yes, we need to ensure this place is safe and secure, but we must not turn this house of commons into disneyland. jacob rees—mogg, dashing hopes of a palace of we

willie stewart.own. one former leader of the commons is frustrated that plans for restoration and renewal seem to be making no progress. my right honourable friend must surely see that the risks of a major asbestos leak, a sewage failure or, indeed, a devastating fire such as we saw at notre—dame are very high and remain very high, and we have virtually no contingency for this place. now, my personal motto, mr speaker, isjfdi, and i would like to offer that to my right honourable friend, to gird his loins to make some progress. mr speaker, i always preferred the motto of queen elizabeth i, which was 'semper eadem' — always the same — which i think makes a very good motto. jacob rees—mogg had heard the works could cost more than £10 billion. he said they had to be value for money. and, yes, we need to redo the wiring, yes, we need to ensure this place is safe and secure, but we must not turn this house of commons into disneyland. jacob rees—mogg, dashing hopes of a palace of westminster theme park. th

speaking in front of a parliamentary inquiry, dr willie stewart, whose research found former playershambles in 2021. wales have made two changes from the side that beat england in the six nations ahead of saturday's game against italy in rome. with scrum half kieran hardy ruled out through injury, his scarlets team—mate gareth davies comes in to the starting 15, while lock cory hill starts in place of adam beard. british number one dan evans has set up a second round meeting with roger federer at the qatar open, after beating jeremy chardy two sets to one. the first set took more than an hour. evans saved ten break points, but eventually came out on top 6—4. and although chardy forced a deciding set, evans won that 6—2 to set up a meeting with federer, who's been training with the 30—year—old brit to prepare for his first tournament since last yea r�*s australian open. i have a tough draw, i feel, but let's be honest, any draw would've been a difficult draw after not having played for a year, so... but practice the last few weeks, i really feel like have been really good, so that put

among those giving evidence is profession willie stewart, one of the world�*s leading researchers intour own protocol. they should just say what do rugby do? how can we make that happen in football? roger federer returns to competitive tennis for the first time in over a year today. at the age of 39, he says he feels the story�*s not over yet. and he�*ll face british number one dan evans in the last 16 of the qatar 0pen, after he knocked outjeremy chrdy. evans and federer are regular practice partners — but federer has had two two knee operations since he last played. iam i am curious to find out how it is going to go. there are question marks surrounding my comeback for me personally and i do not know what to expect. expectations are low from my site and i am very happy that i am playing a tournament again regardless of the outcome of this event. para swimmer ellie challis was just 16 months old when she developed meningitis — and it resulted in her having all four limbs amputated. but after winning bronze at the 2019 world championships, she�*s heading to tokyo this year, for the par

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my father, heading the ball, in my opinion and willie stewart's opinion, was the cause.ferent, like a car crash. every time you heard a board, - different, like a car crash. every time you heard a board, your. different, like a car crash. every i time you heard a board, your brain hits the front of your skull. it is like smoking cigarettes and lung cancer. if you head the ball 50, 70,000 times over ten years, there will be a consequence, and it is common sense. there is no other trauma that occurred to my father that could have caused the cte that riddled his brain. you that could have caused the ct e that riddled his brain.— riddled his brain. you played football, do _ riddled his brain. you played football, do you _ riddled his brain. you played football, do you worry - riddled his brain. you played football, do you worry about| football, do you worry about yourself? i football, do you worry about yourself?— football, do you worry about ourself? ., , . ., ., yourself? i do very much. i have a grandson- — yourself? i do very much. i have a grandson- i _ yourself? i do v

among those giving evidence is professor willie stewart, one of the world's leading researchers intonce yesterday. it i create new prodigal. i watched alll of that evidence yesterday. it went on for several hours. it is interesting to hear the experts talk about the differences that could be made in football and all sports. professor stuart talking about the changes that rugby has made, saying they have been really very successful and the changes that football has made he says, have not worked so well. really important, he says, to have a club doctor right there on the pitch to assess a player face—to—face, perhaps somebody who knows the player particularly well, so they can see if there has been a clash of heads or some type of injury, if they are behaving slightly differently to how they normally would. it behaving slightly differently to how they normally would.— they normally would. it does seem such a regular _ they normally would. it does seem such a regular discussion _ they normally would. it does seem such a regular discussion now. i they normally would. it does seem i such