not so steady for eddie. the england head coach under pressure — as the rfu review their disappointing six nations campaign. a landmark dealfor women's football — the bbc will show regular wsl games for the next three years. and schumacher is back in formula one. we hear from the son f1 legend michael as mick prepares to make his debut. i don't feel old blink of pressure. i don't feel old blink of pressure. i think it is a motivation for me. i am proud and happy to be here. hello and welcome to sportsday. all that and more on the way — but we start with the fallout from england's six nations campaign — and the pressure on this man. head coach eddie jones. the rfu, the sport's governing body in england is reviewing what happened, after the side finished second from bottom in the table. jones says he's100% confident he's still the right man for the job. joe lynskey has more. english rugby reflects, looking closely at how eddie jones english rugby reflects, looking closely at how eddiejones team could finish fifth in the six nations and what could now change. this was england's year

former england captain chris robshaw thinks the rfu would be foolish to let him go. questions will be asked and they will have to be answered. could we have done things better? potentially. i think also you have to, and i know other teams may have dealt with it, but the mental side of this tournament. this would have been massive challenging for all those guys and i know it happens in a lot of sports, in a lot of environments. i think they could only have gone home twice throughout the whole two—month campaign. they won't be pleased with how it's gone, but look, i very much believe that eddie is still the right man for this england team. he's one of the best coaches i've worked with, he's the best man manager i've ever worked with and i would give him my full backing. that's all the sport for now but there's more on the bbc sport website, including gareth bale�*s news conference ahead of wales' match against belgium, i'll be back with more later. "the way ahead is hard". that was the warning from borisjohnson when the uk went into its first lockdown exactly a yea

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england head coach eddiejones is under pressure as the rfu conduct a review following a poor six nations campaign. good evening. in a highly significant finding, the first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, has been cleared by an independent inquiry of breaching the ministerial code. her supporters say the outcome, which comes after weeks of mounting pressure on the first minister, should end the calls for her to resign. the inquiry, led by the prominent lawyerjames hamilton, examined claims that ms sturgeon deliberately misled parliament following allegations of sexual harassment made against the former first minister, alex salmond. a separate report by a committee of msps is expected to be published tomorrow morning. our scotland editor sarah smith reports. nicola sturgeon knew herjob could depend on this report. she herself asked james hamilton to investigate her actions. asked james hamilton to investigate heractions. his asked james hamilton to investigate her actions. his verdict? asked james hamilton to investigate heractions. his verdict? on asked james hamilton to investigat

the rfu conduct their review, following their fifth place finish at the six nations. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister has warned that the uk must prepare for a third wave of coronavirus infections as the number of new cases grows across continental europe. borisjohnson said the rise in cases seen in countries like france, italy and poland could "wash up on our shores as well". it comes as eu leaders prepare to hold talks on thursday about vaccine supplies and a possible export ban to the uk. just 10% of the eu population has been vaccinated so far, compared to more than 50% of the uk's adults who have had theirfirstjab. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. 0n on one side of the channel, the number of cases of the virus higher and hiring. availability and take up of the vaccine stubbornly low. france tonight, paris back in lockdown, the disease double where it was last week, but on this side of the channel it is the opposite. the disease falling back, and vaccines rising.— the disease falling back, and vaccines risin. ., ,

the rfu, the sport's governing body in england, is reviewing what happened after the side finished second from bottom in the table. jones says he's100% confident he's still the right man for the job. joe lynskey has more. english rugby spends this week reflecting, looking closely at how eddiejones's team can finish fifth in the six nations and what can change. this was england's year of unwanted records, they lost to scotland, wales and ireland, beaten by all three for the first time since the 70s. that could be magnificent! spectacular start from ireland! in sport, the head coach takes the blame, butjones has built up credit. he's taken england to a world cup final and says he can fix this. it's been a tough one. yeah, we haven't been at our best. but we are in the process of changing the team and we need to reset the team, and we'll continue with that process. but the eddiejones process can be unpredictable— he's critics say he's boom or bust. he's won the six nations three time with england, including last year, but he's now come fifth—place twice. the last time that happened was i

the rfu, the sport's governing body in england is reviewing what happened, after the side finished second from bottom in the table. jones says he's100% confident he's still the right man for the job. joe lynskey has more. english rugby reflects, looking closely at how eddiejones team could finish fifth in the six nations and what could now change. this was england's year of unwanted records. they lost to scotland, wales and ireland. beaten by all three for the first time since the �*70s. spectacular stuff from ireland! in sport, the head coach takes the blame, butjones has built—up credit. taking them to world cup final, and says they can fix this. it has been a tough one. we have not been at our best but we are in the process of changing the team and we need to reset the team and will continue with that process. but the eddiejones process can be unpredictable. his critics say he is boom or bust. he has won the six nations three times with england including just last year, but he has now come fifth twice. the last time that happened was in 2018, in 18 months later, england beat new ze

former england captain chris robshaw thinks the rfu would be foolish to let him go. questions will be asked and they will have to be answered. could we have done things better? potentially. i think also you have to, and i know other teams may have dealt with it, but the mental side of this tournament, this would have been massive challenging for all those guys. and i know it happens in a lot of sports, in a lot of environments. i think they could only have gone home twice throughout the whole two—month campaign. they won't be pleased with how it's gone, but, look, i very much believe that eddie is still the right man for this england team. he's one of the best coaches i've worked with. he's the best manager i've ever worked with, and i would give him my full backing. that's all the sport for now. heading abroad could now land you with a £5,000 fine. the government says new coronavirus laws, due to come into force next week, will target people from england travelling without good reason. our transport correspondent caroline davies reports. the empty beaches may be

former england captain chris robshaw says the rfu would be foolish to let him go. questions will be asked and they will have to be answered. could we have done things better? potentially. i think also you have to, and i know other teams may have dealt with it, but the mental side of this tournament. this would have been massively challenging for all those guys and i know it happens in a lot of sports, in a lot of environments. i think they could only have gone home twice throughout the whole two—month campaign. they won't be pleased with how it's gone, but look, i very much believe that eddie is still the right man for this england team. he's one of the best coaches i've worked with, he's the best man manager i've ever worked with and i would give him my full backing. mick schumacher makes his formula 1 debut this weekend at the bahrain grand prix, and you can only imagine how the rookie will be feeling. his father, michael, won the world title seven times, but sadly he won't be there to see his son follow in his footsteps after his skiing accident in 2013. mick