eddie jones' team remain unbeaten. italy arejust game of rugby. eddie jones' team remain unbeaten. italy are just a little pressure. i hat—trick for that player and irish cream. —— a hat—trick for that player in irish cream. ireland have run away because enron. the final weekend of the six nations. he has done it again? brilliant clear on the pitch. victor before france. —— victory for france. scotland and wales are the big match that we looking at this weekend. tell us what it means to be pa rt weekend. tell us what it means to be part of this game? it means everything. there will be a huge amount of support coming from wales as well. liam williams at five green line breaks. he has the best attacking stats in the championship silver. so bring it a threat. —— in the championship so far. it's difficult as a scots person to deal with the physicality but i believe that scotland have the understanding and the ability to do that. gloves in the last match had so much field position but they couldn't get the ball across the line. —— wales in the last match. they are a

eddie jones had some calling theirs or penalising italy? eddiejones had some very strong words to say about that after the game. it was not rugby. you need an offside line to play the game for the italy were smart. congratulations to the coaching staff. they executed the plan brilliantly. it was not rugby. if i we re brilliantly. it was not rugby. if i were the bbc, i would brilliantly. it was not rugby. if i were the bbc, iwould be brilliantly. it was not rugby. if i were the bbc, i would be asking for my money back. we will have to go outside and trains we get some proper rugby. eddie jones is a very experienced coach. he knows a lot about dictating the news agenda. naturally he will want people to talk about the refereeing rather than the england performance. he has a point. england had a bonus point. italy trying to prove they belong in the six nations. here, at twickenham, they have made their point. in the women's six nations championship, ireland narrowly beat france 13—10 to maintain their challenge for the title. hooker leah lyon

being in that squad under eddie jones. they always wa nt to squad under eddie jones. they always want to get better and improve. they are never satisfied. you have moments to reflect and wish them well. a good set of leaders who will continue to drive the squad forward. i'm sure we'll see them in the six nations. can you put your finger on what eddiejones has done? when i was low on confidence he gave me that confidence. he has given the tea m me that confidence. he has given the team belief to go out and play. it has paid off. another challenge tomorrow with the french coming. with a physical battle. as the forward pack in midfield player you know what you are up against. you really see forwards and what they are about. that is a big test. houses losing the captaincy made you a better player? have you improved? iam not a better player? have you improved? i am not sure. viewers want to improve as a player, go out there and do your bit for the team, whether you have your captain's armband or not. i love captaining england.

he was such a strong player for eddie jones, one again. he was such a strong player for eddiejones, one of the first names on the team sheet. i have just nipped across the road to the ha rlequins nipped across the road to the harlequins do. he has had shoulder surgery and will play no part

eddie jones had some very strong words to say about that after the game. it was not rugby. you need an offside line to play the game for the italy were smart. congratulations to the coaching staff. they executed the plan brilliantly. it was not rugby. if i were the bbc, i would be asking the rfu for my money back. we will have to go outside and trains we get some proper rugby. eddiejones is a very experienced coach. he knows a lot about dictating the news agenda. naturally he will want people to talk about the refereeing rather than the england performance. he has a point. england had a bonus point. italy trying to prove they belong in the six nations. here, at twickenham, they have made their point. in the women's six nations championship, ireland narrowly beat france 13—10 to maintain their challenge for the title. hooker leah lyons scored a 50th—minute try to swing the game in the home team's favour. ireland are now level at the top of the table with england who lead on points difference. ireland will head to cardiff to face wales next, before a potential title—dec

eddie jones decides he wants the stadium roof open in cardiff but it is not what wales wanted. good news for the welsh team ahead of their six nations match against england on saturday. george north has been named in that team for match in cardiff. the side are hoping that both he and fly half dan biggar will be fully fit. north picked up a leg injury in wales' win over italy although he did carry on playing while biggar couldn't complete the game due to a rib problem. coach rob howley makes two changes with props rob evans and tomas francis taking over from nicky smith and samson lee. but as for north and biggar, it's still a bit of a waiting game. we have tried to prepare as best we can. those two players will be given every opportunity to be fit. they are two experienced players and important for us. we are giving them every opportunity to be fit. scotland were the other winners on the tournament's opening weekend and their captain, greig laidlaw, says his team have learned how to handle pressure since coach vern cotter took over. after holding off a late comeback from irela

the thing about eddie jones is this one? i don't know. the thing about eddiejones is we have to take everything he says with a certain degree of a pinch of salt. what he does is generate interest in not only england but rugby union. it is a saturday morning and we are not talking about football and that is unusual at this time of year. in terms of the specific shenanigans, i saw a couple of daffodils poking through the snow this morning. no sign ofany through the snow this morning. no sign of any goats yet. what we do have i'm delighted to say is perhaps the most important thing, the trophy itself. this is a redesigned six nations trophy. it is it decided to reflect the six nations which came in in 2000. italy have not yet lifted this and neither have scotland. scotland will be in a great position if they win in france tomorrow. that will be sunday's drama. with a weight of international caps, you have to say the wales when a very strong position but england, it is such a long time since they lost to anybody as we have heard so many times

for eddie jones, that being a rugby union international. for eddiejones, that isjust being a rugby union international. for eddiejones, that is just the kind of motivation he likes to see. pa rt kind of motivation he likes to see. part of this reason is to keep players on their toes. to have cu rve balls players on their toes. to have cu rveballs over players on their toes. to have curveballs over selection is part of that. he is giving some of his finishers a chance to be starters. some of these guys might consider themselves to be starters. italy lost heavily to wales and ireland in particular. not likely to get much easierfor them this particular. not likely to get much easier for them this afternoon. what can they gain from the match?m easier for them this afternoon. what can they gain from the match? it is interesting. speaking to the italy coach who has a big reputation in ireland but also in england, he wa nts ireland but also in england, he wants them to take some pride from this performance will he was looking 0k this performance w

eddie jones wanted to take italy to the cleaners, in monopoly terms, something like that. england barely got started in the first half, this was a kind of congestion charge. within sight of the line. the ball went over the line in the maul. dan cole was at the thick of it. england we re cole was at the thick of it. england were flummoxed by italy‘s tactics, the game actually stopped and became a debate about the laws. in the first half italy missed three penalties but a failed kick with the right bounce and a bright mind turns into a try. half—time, no hope italy, leading 10—5. england needed to escape again. watch out, danny ca re to escape again. watch out, danny care saw a glimpse of the line, head down, made it. a star of the six nations for england, elliot daly, the coach kept him on the wing for this kind of opportunity. england ahead but italy were not done, shrugging off any england player who tried to deny him here. still going and still going. italy just tried to deny him here. still going and still going. italyjust two points behind, that‘s all. england

so eddie jones calling on the world governing body to assess the game. the italian boss says his side did nothing wrong. world rugby has said it is too early to speculate on any potential changes to the law. it may be they instead issue a clarification. whatever happens, these italian tactics have got everyone talking. triple olympic rowing champion andrew triggs—hodge has retired from international competition. he was part of the great britain crews that won gold in the coxless fours in beijing and london, before helping the men's eight to victory in rio last summer. on twitter he said "it's over folks, this old body is hanging up the oar....|t‘s been a blast." there's a big british match up in the offing this week, as david haye and tony bellew meet in the ring in london on saturday for their heavyweight clash. and they went face to face today with a press conference in liverpool as they kicked off fight week. and ade adedoyin was there.

so much talk about eddie jones. i will wells coach. so much talk about eddiejones. i will has got to prove that he has the ability to do the job in the long term to wales. it is an audition for him. we will hear from him in a moment adversely earlier this week i spoke to england was no george ford. it was a good night for us. we went down on friday night for us. we went down on friday night to keep the successions of and buyers to come away with a great result. it was a great place to play andl result. it was a great place to play and i think you look back on games like that away in cardiff and it sticks out a memory as a player, especially the weeks building up to it, you only get excited about it and that is how it has been. they have gone 15 games unbeaten, the side playing with confidence, a huge amount of self belief, we have got to cross the line against france and they think that there was, in the first game, always a rustiness about you and suddenly we saw elements of that. i have gotten about they will be ready for this game. the interesting point rob howle

at the england head coach eddie jones was annoyed saw this. at the england head coach eddiejones was annoyed at italy. england won the match but the way they went about its divided opinion. some people say the tactics were innovative and others say it ruined the game. essentially they chose not to compete at the breakdown, which allowed them to step into the england line without going offside. the england players here were bamboozled, even the captain, dylan hartley. he asked the clarification from the referee. at one point england were 10—5 down at half—time. england were 10—5 down at half—time. england looked on course for a famous unexpected victory at twickenham, but five tries in the second half got england the win and they won 36—15. this is what eddie jones had to say and he is pretty critical. it wasn't rugby. let's face the facts. you have got to have an offside line to play the game. italy was smart and congratulations to their coaching staff and the players. they executed that plan brilliantly but it wasn't rugby. if i was

eddie jones' men have won their first two matches and are red hot favourites to rack up a third victory against the italians. joe wilson is at twickenham for us. england have made several changes to their 15. what sort of impact do you expect them to make? yes, it is interesting. the wind is picking up a little bit. no roof to worry about at twickenham, of course. if england were to lose it would be the biggest shock in the history of the six nations. fascinating to see how ben te'o gets on. as a finisher, in that win for england here against france. he is a fascinating character considering nine years ago he was playing rugby for samoa. when he was asked where he was from, he said everywhere you can see his point. he was in australia and ireland before he played rugby union here. he plays with something to prove everything about eddie jones mentality with something to prove everything about eddiejones mentality as a coachis about eddiejones mentality as a coach is keeping the players on their toes, both physically and mentally. with danny care coming into james haskel coming in, those

eddie jones said on monday the victory on front axle is a bit like a defeat. —— the victory against france. felt a bit likea —— the victory against france. felt a bit like a defeat. he is a p pa re ntly a bit like a defeat. he is apparently doing a u—turn over the principality stadium roof, or lack of it. jack non— returns on the wing, that clifford comes in at flanker, bringing pace and dine —— dynamism. clifford one of a handful of players who has not experienced the reception that awaits england. we just need to do the fundamentals that we need to do well, we need to give ourselves options in attack, we need our defence to be disciplined and nice and square enough of the line, if we do those simple things well, i think we will have a great game. the wales camp has been nursing injuries all this week, and it is still not clear exactly who will be walking out of this tunnel come kick—off tomorrow afternoon. george knott has been named in the side, but is nursing injuries, and will need as long as possible to recover. bath number eight to be fa latau recover. bath number eigh

here is the response from eddie jones. he doesn't like england. we don't behave arrogantly. i think we are very respectful. if you look at oui’ are very respectful. if you look at our record on the field and our interaction with other teams, entirely disrespectful. to have a go at the crowd, i think he is a bit out of order. jim, don't come to twickenham. he expect france to bring some french flair to this match at twickenham. i wonder if those kinds of comments will put the pressure back under the french. —— back onto. wales interim coach rob howley has recalled sam warburton to his side to face italy in rome on sunday. there had been speculation he may miss out having been dropped as captain in favour of alun wyn jones. but howley has gone for an experienced side, which also sees scrum half rhys webb recalled after injury. our goal, as always, is to start well. that is the challenge. when you look at the squad that has been selected, i think across—the—board they have a winning ratio in the six nations. and that is the challenge on sunday. scotland and ireland pl

eddie manes wasn't a rugby game. 50 eddie jones calling on the world governing body to assess the game. the italian boss says his side did nothing wrong. world rugby has said it is too early to speculate on any potential changes to the law. it may be they instead issue a clarification. whatever happens, these italian tactics have got everyone talking. triple olympic rowing champion andrew triggs—hodge has retired from international competition. he was part of the great britain crews that won gold in the coxless fours in beijing and london, before helping the men's eight to victory in rio last summer. on twitter he said "it's over folks, this old body is hanging up the oar....|t‘s been a blast." there's a big british match up in the offing this week, as david haye and tony bellew meet in the ring in london on saturday for their heavyweight clash. and they went face to face today with a press conference in liverpool as they kicked off fight week. and ade adedoyin was there. david haye is still conducting interviews behind me. he was all smiles, despite being heckled by the crowd. his

head coach eddie jones said his side won ugly, and admitted there was work to do ahead of their next match against wales. meanwhile, scotland beat ireland 27—22 in their opening match of the campaign at murrayfield, as andy swiss reports. as curtain—raisers go, it'll take some beating. the blossoming of the flower of scotland. against an ireland side many had tipped for the title, they raced out of the blocks. two tries from the twinkling toes of stuart hogg. two chances, two scores... ireland responded in equally fleet—footed style. keith earls charging over. but scotland had brains as well as brawn. what was centre alex dunbar doing at a line—out? well, this, and they led 21—5. come the second half, ireland reeled them in. when paddy jackson's try edged the visitors ahead, there seemed only one winner. but two nerveless penalties from greg laidlaw saw scotland home. the first time in 11 years they've won their opening match. could it be the start of something special? england, meanwhile, were looking to look continue something special — a iii—match winning streak. but

eddie jones, so much afternoon, their chances have gone. eddiejones, so much the talking point in the build—up. he knows what he's doing, he is so experienced. he makes his comments to take the pressure off his players. rob howley, far less experienced. this is an experience for him to show that he is the permanent welsh coach. we will hear from that he is the permanent welsh coach. we will hearfrom him in a moment. all the focus and history in the build—up to this game. england came here last year with an inexperienced side and came back to win. there are some elements of that tea m win. there are some elements of that team who will be playing this afternoon, notably george ford at fly—half. it was a good night for us. we managed to come away with a great result. it was a great place to play, and as a player, you would back on games like that —— look back, and they stick out in your memory. and building up to it like this, you can only be excited about it. they have gone 15 games unbeaten, they play with confidence, a huge amount

jones's england. joe wilson was at twickenham. england's coach said that the get out of jail free cards had all been used up. first game at home, victory was rescued against the french. then in cardiff, where england won a game that they virtually lost. eddiejones wanted to take italy to the cleaners, in monopoly terms, something like that. england barely got started in the first half. this was a kind of congestion charge. within sight of the line. the ball went over the line in the maul. dan cole was at the thick of it. england were flummoxed by italy's tactics. the game actually stopped and became a debate about the laws. in the first half italy missed three penalties, but a failed kick with the right bounce and a bright mind turns into a try. half—time, no hope italy, leading 10—5. england needed to escape again. watch out, danny care saw a glimpse of the line, head down, dashed, made it. a star of the six nations for england, elliot daly, the coach kept him on the wing for this kind of opportu

jones' men. they were fortunate to be level at the break after an under—par display. elliott daly pulled them level from 50 metres. 9—9 the score at half—time. it looked as though england's unbeaten run under eddiejones was coming to an end then there was this try with ten minutes to go. a couple of minutes to go, england were reading 19—16 —— leading. a really tight one at twickenham. england also start their campaign in the women's six nations this evening. they'll play france at twickenham staright after the mens match. england were denied the grand slam by the french last year, france winning the title. they've since turned professional, and captain sarah hunter says victory today is key as they look to build to the future. the women's competition is so competitive now that we cannot get ahead of ourselves. we will deal with them, prepare as best as we can, take ourselves too twickenham, and that in a performance that we would want to do to get the victory, and from there on we wi

england head coach eddie jones said his team's grit and determination was the difference against wales in the six nations. england came back from behind to snatch a dramatic 21—16 victory in cardiff. with england trailing by two points going into the last five minutes, winger elliot daly burst through the welsh backline, going over in the corner to score the decisive try. we had five starting players out but much credit has to go to wales. we are looking to get our week is my training in in central london. we will try to do different things for the boys. then a week of preparation for italy. delighted up until75 minutes with the performance. it was a high octane test match. 0ut sides wanted to play rugby. good for the supporters, but unfortunately they got over the line and have a vote of confidence at the moment. in the la st confidence at the moment. in the last five minutes, we lacked a of composure. ireland scored nine tries in their 63—10 demolition of italy in rome. cj stander and ulster winger craig gilroy both scored a hatrick of tries forjoe schmidt's team. in this afterno

eddie jones robshaw. elliot daly will start on the run. eddiejones is hoping to get their 15th straight victory. more on that later. australia's prime minister, has denied president trump hung up on him during a fiery telephone conversation over a refugee resettlement deal. mr trump has described the current deal as "dumb" on twitter. the arrangement allows vulnerable asylum seekers held in offshore detention centres in australia to be resettled in the us. let's speak to our correspondent in sydney, phil mercer. so, did he hang up on him or not? we are not sure. we don't know. malcolm turnbull, the australian prime minister, says that the conversation ended courteously and that donald trump didn't hang up on him. it seems what has infuriated mrtrump is the on him. it seems what has infuriated mr trump is the deal struck with australia and the outgoing 0bama administration at the end of last year. the deal would allow about 1250 refugees from australia's offshore processing centres in nauru and papa new guinea to go and live in the united s

jones' england? can anyone stop the winning streak of eddiejones' england? they host france at twickenham later, where we find our sports correspondent andy swiss. so much look forward to in this tournament, andy. it stars later with scotland hosting ireland? -- it later with scotland hosting ireland? —— it starts later. yes, just three hours now until it gets underway at murrayfield. as you say, scotland against ireland. ireland, along with england, really the favourites for this year's six nations championship. they have a few problems of their own. they are without fly halfjohnny sexton, such a key player for them. without fly halfjohnny sexton, such a key playerfor them. scotland have shown some encouraging signs in recent months, winning four of their last five matches. unsurprisingly, both sides can't wait to get things underway. an exciting start, ireland at home. they have recently been in the olympics and beaten australia and south africa. so it is not one of games these guys are winning

coming up in sport at 1.30pm, leicester city prepare for life eddiejones eddie jones criticises eddiejones criticises italy's tactics as england are forced to come from behind to win. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. it really shouldn't have been that difficult — opening the right envelope at the right time and naming the right film. but at the oscars last night in front of a global audience of millions it all went horribly wrong. warren beatty and faye dunaway announced to the world that the winner of best film was la la land. the only trouble was, it wasn't! the mistake was only put right in the middle of gushing speeches by the team behind the modern musical. david willis now on a twist worthy of any hollywood blockbuster. what should have been the climax of the glitziest night in tin sell town turned into a hollywood farce. warren beatty was about to announce the academy award for best picture... and the academy award... but seemed confused. laughter. for best picture. in the end, faye dunaway made the announcement. for best picture. in the end, faye dunaway made th

england's eddie jones suggests he is preparing for what he calls shenanigans. what are the shenanigans you are prepared for? oh, i don't know, but they are a cunning lot, the welsh, aren't they? they always have been. they've got goats, daffodils, they got everything. who knows? mischievous, friendly rivalry, that's what the six nations should be about. it is an outlet for passion, and that's exactly why england have decided that here in cardiff, the roof should be open for the game. allowing all that welsh noise to escape into the sky. everyone in professional sport is trying to find an edge. that's gareth southgate at england training this week, as in the england football manager. was that handball? fresh ideas are always being sought in sport. fresh faces too, like england fly—half george ford. he took a break from training this week to tell me he doesn't fear wales. i think, as a player, if you learn to embrace it, and learn to be excited about it, i think that's the best way to approach it. you look back on it in a few years or whenever, if you look back

eddie jones, with a couple of minutes to go, called it as being wanted open. i think it was mind games, and i think he is trying to win little battles along the way before the actual real battle begins. wes, how hopeful iq for england? we have strength in depth, we have a good bench, and i think that will come into play towards the la st that will come into play towards the last 20 minutes of the game. it will bea last 20 minutes of the game. it will be a decisive victory for england in the end. cath, how much advantage is therefore a home site? obviously, home advantage is quite important for any home advantage is quite important forany team, home advantage is quite important for any team, especially in cardiff will stop on match day, cardiff is difficult to beat. the atmosphere is electric, and once you get inside the stadium, as wes said, it is a cauldron of noise and song. if you have that behind the welsh team, hopefully they can draw strength from that. and how do you see the welsh team ? from that. and how do you see the welsh team? i think they are a v

it is nice to see that other side of eddie jones, it. it is nice to see that other side of eddiejones, because he is quite spikey sometimes. that is the word. the front page of the telegraph. if i can get to grips with the paper here. sorry about that. a story here about marmalade. i know this one. marmalade is going out of fashion for younger people, apparently. consumer research is saying younger people are rejecting it, with only one in five aged under 28 last year. it is disappearing. wouldn't that be a sad thing? my grandmother always brings five jars every time she comes to visit. tell us every time she comes to visit. tell us honestly, are you enjoying it? yet. so glad you said that. it is a shame we have run out of time. i have a great story about badly dressed man. we will do that later in the programme, shall be? are you saying something about me? no! boris johnson yesterday going for a run. how difficult it is for men to get sportswear and other things right. nonsense. we will see you later on. it's one of the biggest investme

the big weekend to comfort eddie jones nowell on the wing. the big weekend to comfort eddiejones and his side. and that is all the sport but now, more a little later. thank you, john. good morning, it is seven minutes past ten. are you one of those who's bought your own home, but then it starts to become a nightmare?thousands of families who've bought leasehold properties in england and wales are discovering the homes they bought are not all they seemed. leasehold means you own the property for the length of the lease agreement, it then reverts to the freeholder. freeholders own the property outright, including the land it was built on. from spiralling bills to five figure sums to buy their freehold, many leaseholders say they feel powerless and exploited. the government says it's about to announce radical proposals to overhaul the system. we played you james longman's full film earlier, here's a short extract. thousands of homeowners are having the ground beneath them sold off and they may not even know about it. what do we want? homes for b

they are still unbeaten under eddie jones their laurels! they are still unbeaten under eddiejones and yet he says they have got to do better. a hard taskmaster, but it is working. england's head coach eddiejones says his side still haven't played to their full potential. that's despite having won their last 1a games in a row. they begin the defence of the six nations title at home to france tommorow. there's good news for scotland as hquones, one of their best players in the autumn internationals, is fit to play against ireland after over two months out with a foot injury. a coaching role at the fa, or a place on the pundits sofa — just two options now for frank lampard, who's retired from playing football after a 21 year career. he's chelsea's record goalscorer and won more than 100 caps for england. and brighton have missed a chance to extend their lead at the top of the championship to beyond just one point. they were beaten 3—1 at huddersfield, who have boosted their promotion hopes. a bit of tennis in the papers in a moment. what h

the french rugby team can expect another "war" according to england's head coach eddie jones when they face each other at twickenham today in the opening round of this years' six nations. one man who knows all too well what's at stake for the defending champions is former england international and world cup winner lewis moody. hejoins us from our london newsroom. what do you make of that game? the crunch. england versus france. what a game it will be. it will be dominated by personality, passion, flare. eddiejones talks about wanting his side to go out and be daring from the first off, with a style of rugby that excites the fans but puts france under pressure. they are looking for that consecutive win. if they win the next five games, they will go on to challenge the all blacks' record for that number of games. the mindset of the england players, are they in a strong place, driven by a man who expects more every game? of a art in a very strong place. —— eight r. —— they are. eddie james a very strong place. —— eight r. —— they are. eddiejames is asking them to play in a

yes, who can bring eddie jones' england back down to earth after they won all their games in 2016. a big game for them to see if they can keep the momentum going. all the other countries at this point in time, you're hopeful you can have one of your best tournaments. ireland will probably be second favourites, they have an awkward game today against scotland. a great tournament it will be, i'm sure. a huge weekend of sport ahead with the start of rugby union's six nations tournament. reigning champions england are out to defend their title and extend their 1a match winning streak. they take on france at twickenham this afternoon. this tournament will be one of transition, with referees given greater powers to clamp down on head—high tackles. i think as players we need to adapt. we need to become aware of why we're doing it, player safety is paramount. as players we have to change, look, like i said, there's a lot of cards being shown at the moment. we'll take some time to filter that out, but i'm sure we'll get there. all the build up to the first match, scotland against ireland

eddie jones calling on world rugby to examine the issue, conor o'shea italian boss insists his side did nothing wrong and should be praised for innovation. world rugby say it is too early to speculate on any potential changes to the law, they may issue a clarification. whatever happens, the italian tactics have certainly got everyone talking. triple olympic rowing champion andrew triggs—hodge has retired from international competition. he was part of the great britain crews that won gold in the coxless fours in beijing and london, before helping the men's eight to victory in rio last summer. on twitter he said, "it's over folks, this old body "is hanging up the oar. "it's been a blast." what a career for what a careerfor him. it is leicester who are leading against liverpool in the premier league tonight. jamie vardy gave leicester a 1—0 lead with under 30 minutes gone. it could be a crucial goal and if the result stays the same, a defining moment for leicester city. they will keep their fingers firmly crossed. thank you very much. schools in england are facing their biggest cuts in

laughter and no to rugby, or perhaps not, as eddiejones says and no to rugby, or perhaps not, as eddie jones says england and no to rugby, or perhaps not, as eddiejones says england pot match against italy was not rugby. this was down to tactics in the 6—nations—mac is a decision not compete at the breakdown meant that neither rucks nor an offside lane was formed. the first england confused and behind at the second—half. this ensured a bonus point win for the home side at twickenham. he was not impressed. it was not rugby, let's face facts. you must have an offside line to play the game. italy was smart and congratulations to their coaching staff and their players, they executed their plan brilliantly but it was not brilliantly. if i were the bbc i would be asking for my money back because we have no rugby game. we need to go outside and train now so we get some proper rugby. that's all your sport for now. more in the next hour. as you've been hearing, moonlight has won best picture at the oscars — but only after an error saw la la land initially declared the winner. the la la

the bath centre has played in all 15 matches under eddie jones the bath centre has played in all 15 matches under eddiejones but has referred —— return to his club after being cut. wales wing george north will start the match with scotland on saturday after recovering from a thigh injury. the 24—year—old will replace alex cuthbert, the only change to rob howley‘s side who lost to england in cardiff. that is all the sport for now, i will have more to come later. we look forward to it, thanks. for the first time in its 188—year history, london's metropolitan police force will be run by a woman. cressida dick has been described as an exceptional leader with a clear vision for the future. but her appointment hasn't been without criticism. she was the commander of the operation that led to the fatal shooting ofjean charles de menezes in 2005. she returns to the met with over 30 years of service under her belt. but what are the main challenges she'll face? some will be familiar ground. nick beake has this report. 0utside outside the metropolitan police's new headquarters, their new co

eddie jones said it was all about grit and determination but wales were in control for large parts of the match. england's win in cardiff was full of drama and tension. eddiejones‘ side were less than five minutes from defeat against wales, until elliot daly got a late winning score. yesterday's other game was a rather different story. ireland scoring nine tries against italy in a 63—10 thrashing in rome. 0ur correspondent joe wilson reports. cardiff, the roof open and the heat on. if the welsh captain thought he'd seen if the welsh captain thought he'd seen it all in rugby, stand—by. this game would stretch every emotion. with all the modern scientific preparation, rugby still often comes down to brute strength and determination. ben youngs with the first try. with half—time approaching, perfect timing. he has scored! now, is that what you came for? the second half, england waiting to pounce. but no! interce pted. dan biggar! a kick, a chase, a race. breathless daley the defender. but wales was still ahead. four minutes to play and england had the ball. they had to run. they

england, the first trip to cardiff for eddie jones. wales england, the first trip to cardiff for eddiejones. wales are banking on the home advantage to take them to the top of the six nations. and find out how i survived the stairway to heaven, even if it did turn my legs to jelly. good morning to match who has the weather. a cold feeling day for all of us, snow giving a limited coaching in some areas. but for many, that is no will turn back to rain. see you soon. —— matt. good morning. first, our main story. schoolchildren are to be offered lessons in cyber—security to encourage more younger people to pursue a career in defending britain from online attacks. it's hoped that thousands of teenagers in england will spend up to four hours a week on the subject, over the next five years. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. daniel kelly is a convicted teenage hacker facing daniel kelly is a convicted teenage hackerfacing a jail daniel kelly is a convicted teenage hacker facing a jail sentence. daniel kelly is a convicte

eddie jones will be hoping to produce the best football. reigning champions england are out to defend their title and continue their 14 match winning streak. they take on france at twickenham this afternoon but despite their excellent recent record, captain dylan hartley says its all about getting their mental approach right. the concern is, when you prepare so well, you can be complacent going into a game. look, we have had a really good week this week — it rained at training today, which i think is a good thing. a greasy ball, a few dropped balls, keep people on edge. i think the challenge from her on to the game is kind of sharpening the axe mentally, building up because the physical work is done. it is all about mental preparation from here on end. so the favourites are ready, but first it's scotland and ireland. that match kicks off this year's tournament at murrayfield. it is an exciting start, ireland at home. ireland have just recently beaten thje all blacks, they've beaten australia and south africa. they are not one off—games

eddie jones decided he game will be played on saturday. eddiejones decided he wanted the stadium roof opened in cardiff. that says rate, but not what wanted. george north has been named in the wales tea m george north has been named in the wales team for that match in cardiff. the side are hoping, that both he and fly half dan biggar, will be fully fit. north, picked up a leg injury in wales' win over italy. although he did carry on playing, while biggar couldn't complete the game, due to a rib problem. coach rob howley has made two changes. prop rob evans, and tomas francis, take over from nicky smith and samson lee. but he'll have to wait and see if both north and biggar will be ready in time. we have tried to prepare as best as we can. those two players will be given every opportunity to be fit. they are too experienced players, they are imported players for us. george in the wide channels and down, for his experience and leadership. we will give them every opportunity to be fit. great britain, have beaten latvia, to make it two wins ou

after announcing his side, eddie jones addressed comments made by the former scotland and british lions coachjim telfer, former scotland and british lions coach jim telfer, comparing jones former scotland and british lions coachjim telfer, comparing jones to donald trump, saying the england crowd and team looked down their noses at the opposition. crowd and team looked down their noses at the oppositionlj crowd and team looked down their noses at the opposition. i don't think that is true, we are very respectful. looking at our record on the field, interaction with opposition teams, hardly disrespectful. to have a go at at the crowd at twickenham, a little bit out of order. the easy thing is, jim, don't come to twickenham. wales interim coach rob howley has recalled sam warburton to his side to face italy in rome on sunday. there had been speculation he may miss out having been dropped as captain in favour of alun wyn jones. but howley has gone for an experienced side, which also sees scrum half rhys webb recalled after injury. a goal of ours is to start well and i think that is a chall

in sports, england head coach eddie jones names elliot daly on the wing for the opening six nations match with france on saturday. wales interim coach rob howley has named sam warton in his starting 15 for their match with italy in rome on sunday. it is one of five changes to the side that lead south africa in the side that lead south africa in the autumn international in november. and after 21 years, frank lampard november. and after 21 years, frank lampa rd has announced november. and after 21 years, frank lampard has announced his retirement from football. he remains chelsea's all—time leading goal—scorer and won the champions league once during his 13 year spell with the club. more sport at one point—lite 3.30. it is understood that president trump and australian primer to malcolm turnbull have had a stormy telephone conversation about resettli ng telephone conversation about resettling refugees. it was about a deal signed by president obama to send illegal image is from australia to america for resettlement. america's combative new president appears to have picked yet another f

england's rugby union head coach eddie jones, never shy of speaking his mind, has criticised italy's tactics against his side in their six nations match. jones says italy's decision not to compete at the breakdown wasn't rugby. england were left bamboozled by italy's approach, as they slumped to 10—5 down at half time. but five second—half tries ensured england were not left horribly embarrassed at twickenham. 36—15 the final score. 17 wins on the bounce for england, butjones was not impressed. well, it wasn't rugby. let's face the facts. you've got to have an offside line to play the game. italy was smart and congratulations to their coaching staff and the players, they executed that and played brilliantly but it wasn't by. played brilliantly but it wasn't rugby. if i was a bbc will be asking the rfu for their money back because you haven't had a rugby game. we will have to go outside and train now so you get some proper rugby. european championship silver medallist and 2012 olympian roberto pavoni has retired from swimming. he came second in the a00m individual medley in the

it nullified england's attack, and left head coach clearly eddie jones frustrated, despite his side's 36—15 victory. well, it wasn't rugby. let's face the facts. you've got to have an offside line to play the game. italy was smart and congratulations to their coaching staff and the players, they executed that and played brilliantly but it wasn't rugby. if i was the bbc i'd be asking the rfu for their money back because you haven't had a rugby game. we will have to go outside and train now so you get some proper rugby. what a night ahead for leicester city and the man in temporary charge since claudio ranierie's sacking last thursday. caretaker coach craig shakespeare leads the team into their match against liverpool later, with the premier league champions now in the relegation zone. andy swiss is at the king power stadium. and andy how do we think the fans will react tonight? well, it will be fascinating to see. i have got the programme here for the match tonight and in there is a message from the leicester owners and they say we made the most difficult decision. i don't expect eve

eddie jones has criticised italy's tactic in the six nations match. jones says italy's decision not to compete in the breakdown was in rugby as it. england were left bamboozled by their approach as they slumped 10—5 down but fired second—half tries ensured there were not embarrassed. 36-15 the ensured there were not embarrassed. 36—15 the final score and 17 wins on the bounce for england butjones was not impressed. it wasn't rugby let's face the facts. you have to have an offside line to play the game. italy we re offside line to play the game. italy were smart and congratulations to the coaching staff, they executed the coaching staff, they executed the plan brilliantly but it wasn't by. the plan brilliantly but it wasn't rugby. if i was the bbc i would axe the rfu for their money back, we have to go outside and train now because that wasn't rugby. 2012 olympic roberto peroni has retired from swimming. he came second in the 400 metre individual medley in the 2014 championships in berlin also taking bronze in the 200 metre medley. he will now ta

their head coach, eddie jones, what england wanted as well. their head coach, eddiejones, suggested head coach, eddiejones, suggested he wasn't bothered but he suggested that he thought wales could have other tricks up their sleeves. we are prepared to win. we are prepared for any other shenanigans that may go one. it is a great opportunity to play in one of the great stadiums of the world. what shenanigans are you prepared for? i don't know, but ira cunning lot, the welsh. they always have been. —— they are a cunning lot, the worse. they have got goats and daffodils. yes, wales are very proud of their ceremonial goat that leads them out, as they are of george north who is named in the side ahead —— alongside another injury worry, dan bigot. we train as best we can for a six—day turnaround and we are looking forward to playing one of the best sides are not the best side in the northern hemisphere at this moment. theirform northern hemisphere at this moment. their form says everything about england. you admire their strength and depth

eddiejones is eddie jones is confident eddiejones is confident he will feature against italy at twickenham as they try to make it three victories out of three. the band cyclist lance armstrong has lost his bid to block a £79 million lawsuit by the us government. it is alleged he defrauded the government while doping while riding for the publicly funded postal service team. he was stripped of his seven tour de france titles and banned for life in 2012. it clears the way for this case to go to a trial. michael vaughan has backed joe root to make a success of the test captaincy. he succeeds alastair cook, and michael vaughan believes the enormity of the job is unlikely to faze him. in terms of personality, mentality, he is ready, driven. you look at how he is ready, driven. you look at how he has improved his game, by being dedicated, he is trying to get better every day. that is what he will demand from the team. the team had better get ready for long, hard training sessions. he will prop them regularly to make sure they are improving every day. the headlines at 10:30am. the ministry of def

that eddiejones that eddie jones clip that eddiejones clip there, i know he is known for saying what he thinks but it is unusual for him to have such a jab at the opposition. obviously, i do not have the paper with me, there is a brilliant bit in the paper, a brilliant photo of him in the back of the times where they ca ptu red in the back of the times where they captured that moment where he is watching the game unfold and you can see him thinking "what on earth?! " that is it. what on earth is going on here. can we see his face there. look at that eyebrow. he is trying to work out... it is reckless rugby and he does not quite know how to respond to it. that is exactly what the players were thinking as well. they did a good job at half—time to get their heads together but he was really not happy. but, italy, they did not break the rules. exactly. you can go change in the tournament, can we? certainly not at this point. if you are just waking up this morning it really is a storyline worthy of an oscar itself. chaos at the academy awards last night in the last few hours after the wr

jones is he clough, because the thing about eddiejones is he has got that air of confidence. he exudes confidence the whole time and lows on into his players. he is quite clever at manipulating us, journalists. he has said his players are scared of playing wales at home. not all of them are scared of playing wales at home, but it is the clever thing to say. he has said privately that he knows journalists want the headline and if you don't give them something to talk about they will talk about something else. he is deciding what they are going to talk about and giving them a new thing to say each day which keeps all of us distract that while he gets on with it. they are all into the idea of mind games, they? in the game on saturday is at they? in the game on saturday is at the millennium stadium. if i am remembering rightly i think the visiting team can request the roof to be close. he said so far they haven't decided whether they are going to request for the roof to be closed, they will wait and see. the big thing about closing the roof is it could give wales an advantage, it

jones' men. the visitors led late on but england's replacements made the the visitors led late on but england's replac swiss; made the the visitors led late on but england's replac swiss reports. 1e it was the visitors who rouged vocation. jonny may's tackle deemed dangerous, here, the bigger problems for them. 9—9 at the break, this was one of the few highlights of a listless first half display. in the second half england finally found some fluency. elliot daly lucas nogueira the corner, but the replay showed us that just nogueira the corner, but the replay showed us thatjust in touch so no try. then —— elliot daly looked got this. u. clock' down and england gent t3“ england £511 1 of ' ”7 if“! , if ‘i , if i ‘ifith win. as them.