calcutta being one of the main ones. rugby club was founded, the calcutta football club, in 1873. and then when the club closed the members left and what elsewhere, military and merchants that may have been involved. they wanted to do something with the money left in their account so that's why they made the trophy and presented it to the rfu. when was the first proper official match between england and scotla nd official match between england and scotland win this trophy was contested ? scotland win this trophy was contested? 1871. the first time they contested? 1871. the first time they contested for that trophy was 1878 and finished a draw, so nobody won the first game but england won the following year and became the first recipients. as we know scotland wins over england then happen all that often because england have won the calcutta cup more than scotland. england have the better record, scotla nd england have the better record, scotland have work to do to catch up but i wouldn't back against them. we will find out how they get on this weekend. thank you forjoining us. we w

and the turnover is there. penalty goes to scotland and the calcutta cup may well be one. calcutta cup may well be one. was, the trophy about to return to scottish hands after a ten year gap. scottish hands after a ten year gap. confirmed two minutes later. alike to say, i was there when england were beaten at murrayfield. england were beaten at murrayfield. still in the hunt for the six nations. we had a game plan and we executed it really well. into that kind of form. can scotland still have a say in this with ireland next? if we keep our performances like that we have a chance. overly we can keep that going and build on that next week. well in the first 40. full marks to scotland. how much was the team talk about fire and fury? we knew what we were going to get. in the second half. to their game against england at twickenham on st patrick's day. over wales in dublin. it also went down to the wire, as adam wild reports. with a much harder edge. most fiercely fought. pride and passion, of course, but now a stinging rivalry. but they would not stay calm for long. for their

the calcutta cup. but why is it called the calcutta cup? well phil macgowan is the curator of the world rugby museum. how has it got its association then with calcutta? it is called the calcutta cup on account of the fact that it was made in calcutta. by indian silversmiths back in 1877. why was that trophy made there and then given to the rfu in england? so rugby travelled around the world and established itself in ports of the british empire at that time. calcutta being one of the main ones. so rugby club was founded in calcutta, the calcutta football club in about 1873. and then when the club closed the members left and went on to serve as military or merchants that might have been involved. they wanted to do something with the money that was left in their account. so that is why they made the trophy and then presented it to the rfu. and when was the first proper official match between england and scotland when this trophy was contested? the first match between england and scotland was 1871. the first time the contested for that trophy w

the penalty goes to scotland, and the calcutta cup may well be won. and it was. the trophy about to return to scottish hands after a ten—year gap. confirmed two minutes later. the day for scotland's fans and players alike to say, i was there when england were beaten at murrayfield. the calcutta cup raised aloft, and still in the hunt for the six nations. drew savage, bbc news. well, earlier ireland kept their hopes of grand slam alive with a thrilling 37—27 victory over wales at the aviva stadium. wales had narrowed ireland's lead to just three points but jacob stockdale's intereception try put even a losing bonus point out of wales' reach. ireland top the table with three wins out of three, ahead of england and scotland who each have two victories. west bromwich albion' players were booed off after their latest defeat to huddersfield that leaves them rooted to the bottom of the premier league. west brom are now six points adrift of second from bottom stoke, who earlier drew at leicester. swansea drop into the relegation zone after losing 4—1 at brighton. l

what is the association with calcutta? it was made in calcutta cup in 1877. it is made in calcutta cup in 1877. it is made of 270 silver rubies, the money back then. they wanted to make a lasting to the sport. lasting contribution to the sport. they melted it down and created this trophy. it seems peculiar that matches between england and scotland are contested for a trophy made in calcutta. why was it given to the rfu in england. rugby travelled around the world and establish itself imports around the british empire. the calcutta football club established the competition. when the club closed, they wanted to do something with the money left in the that is wh the made the accounts. that is why they made the trophy and presented it to the rfu. when was the first match? the first between england and scotland was in 1871. the first time contested for that trophy was 1878. it finished in a draw. no one got the first game, but england won the next year. as we know, england have won more times. england have a better record. scotla nd england have a better record. s

he does. beat england for the first time in a decade to win the calcutta cup. decade to win the calcutta cup. it opens up the six nations title race. opens up the six nations title race. ireland remain on course for the grand slam. grand slam. they outplayed, eddiejones's team have been sent home to think again. have been sent home to think again. first against them at murrayfield for 111 years. first against them at murrayfield for14 years. first against them at murrayfield for 14 years. it is hquones! engagement across the line, they were 16 points up. —— two english men. men. underhill was sin binned, no way back. just joyful scotland. easily punched holes in the welsh defence. defence. march on the six nations championship. terrific day of rugby. cricket. their first one—day international in new zealand. new zealand. since an incident outside a nightclub in september. england made 284-8. england made 284—8. ben stokes bowled a couple of overs. hit forfourthere. hit for four there. hit forfour there. 72—3 in response in their 18th over. response in their 18th over. ban if th

the first time in ten years scotland will drink from the calcutta cup. a decade of disappointment washed away ina decade of disappointment washed away in a moment. the rare scottish victories over england have mostly been built on passion and covers. that was evident here but it was skill and attacking ambition that won the game. what a score. who can stop him. that first 40 minutes, maybe the best 40 minutes i have ever seen maybe the best 40 minutes i have ever seen scotland produce as murrayfield. they have added that creativity and clear and excitement to the toughness that they have brought into the game. when you get that combination you then become a very good side. ben russell, much maligned in the first two performances, was the maestro. this demonstrated the fearlessness that he and his team played with. the entire team got slated against wales. we managed to bounce back against france and today. that is thejob we are against france and today. that is the job we are in. you against france and today. that is thejob we are in. you have got agains

we will have the latest from the england training camp ahead of the calcutta at —— calcutta cup match against scotland. hoping to end mercedes domination of the world championship. celtic are approaching half—time in their europa league tie. celtic led 1- their europa league tie. celtic led 1— milfrom the first their europa league tie. celtic led 1— mil from the first leg their europa league tie. celtic led 1— milfrom the first leg but their europa league tie. celtic led 1— mil from the first leg but fell behind afterjust eight minutes in russia. former chelsea defender giving roberto mancini's side the early advantage. as things stand, brendan rodgers men only need one goal to progress. arsenal take on swedish side 0stersund later, and will begin the match with a three—nil advantage from the first leg. midfielders aaron ramsey and mesut 0zil will miss the match through injury and illness, manager arsene wenger though still believes he has enough at his disposal to secure another victory. i always try to find a team who can win the next game. so i build a team with a good

calcutta cup is up looking forward to. calcutta cup is up forgrabs looking forward to. calcutta cup is up for grabs which add a little bit of extra spice to the game. before that match ireland welcome wales to dublin and it will be the 100th test in charge of the welsh side. he says it is a nice accolade but you would preferjust side. he says it is a nice accolade but you would prefer just to focus on this campaign. it is a nice honour butjust for me it is something to reflect back on and says his nice achievement but it is about the game and the players and it is about the performance and the result on the weekend. that is more important than me reaching 100 games. we are ready to test the strength of our squad and were always ready to test the strength of our squads and we would like to think that can be as soon as possible. i think the forward pack, they still have just as much enthusiasm for what they need to roll their sleeves up and get ready for saturday. in football liverpool can go second in the premier league and the host west ham. they have been training in s

before the calcutta cup, ireland welcome wales to dublin — and it will be warren gatland's 100th test in charge of the welsh side. he was first appointed a decade ago, making him wales‘ longest—serving head coach. he says it's a nice accolade, but he'd prefer to focus on the campaign... it's a nice honour, but for me, it's something to reflect back and say, it's a nice achievement, but it's about the game and it's about the players and it's about performance and the result on the weekend. that's more important than me reaching 100 games. that's all the sport for now. it's time now for click. this week, lady becomes model. man becomes ape. and spen becomes trump. as donald trump: great, the best. 0k, movie quiz time. five points if you can name this film. correct — it's raiders of the lost ark. no, that is not harrison ford, that is the face of nicolas cage. 0k, try this one. yes, it is the fellowship of the ring. 100 points if you spotted nicolas cage, nicolas cage and nicolas cage. so, what on earth is going on? we're just about getting used to the idea that there are loads of

also unbeaten, england face scotland in the calcutta cup tomorrow afternoon when the sellout crowd expected at murrayfield. captain john barclay also aware of the threat posed by eddiejones's side who are aiming to become the first team to win three outright six nations titles. they are one of the best teams in the world, their record is fantastic, they come here as massive favourites, in my opinion. they are a quality side with quality players throughout, it is a big challenge for us for a to stop them. scotland are playing well at the moment, defensively we have to be honest, and in attack we know we need to ta ke and in attack we know we need to take our chances because they are a pretty good side, and it is a game we are looking forward to, the calcutta cup is up for grabs which always adds a little bit of extras biased to the game. -- extra spice. this is how the lineup looks. don't forget you can watch scotland's match against england live on bbc one tomorrow afternoon, kick—off is at 4:16 p.m.. the women's 6—nation championship runs alongside the men's and england are still on co

the calcutta cup is up for grabs which are without a bit of spice to game. they are one of the best teams in the world. their record is fantastic. they come here in massive favourites in my opinion, so, yes, they are a quality side with quality players throughout, british lions throughout, so it is a big challenge ross to stop them. and before that, ireland welcome wales to dublin and it will be warren gatland's 100th it will be warren gatland's100th test in charge of wales. he was first appointed a decade ago, making the longest serving was him the longest serving was coach, which he said is a nice accolade but he wants to focus on this game. which he said is a nice accolade but he wants to focus on this gamem isa he wants to focus on this gamem is a nice honour but for me it is something to reflect back on. it's a nice achievement but it is about the game, about the players, about the performance and the result on the weekend. that's more important than mean reaching 100 games. ireland had feared they would be without influential fly halfjonny

huthones, ten years since scotland beat england in the calcutta cup at murrayfield and the calcutta cup at murrayfield and the scenes were incredible, as rachel was just saying. 25—13, the scenes were incredible, as rachel wasjust saying. 25—13, it finished. it opens up the six nations title race while ireland remain on course for the grand slam. olly foster reports. england are always out some at murrayfield, rarely are they outplayed. hugh jones's murrayfield, rarely are they outplayed. huthones's early murrayfield, rarely are they outplayed. hugh jones's early score was the first against them at murrayfield for 14 years. it is hugh jones amidst the chaos, he has the try! two more brilliant scottish tries by half—time. they were 16 points up. who can stop him? owen farrell scrawled all england's points, his sole try gave them some belief, but they gave away too many penalties. sam underhill was sin binned for a dangerous tackle. no way back. just joy for scotland. scotla nd way back. just joy for scotland. scotland have waited ten years for this and it is all the sweeter because

scotland victorious to lift the calcutta cup. it will now be a 3—way fight between the scots, ireland and england for this year's six nations championship. we had a game plan and we executed it really well. we played outstanding in the storyjames, well. we played outstanding in the story james, managed to well. we played outstanding in the storyjames, managed to get back into that kind of form. can scotland still have a say in this bid should give an idea ireland next? it has been tough last couple of games, that if we keep our performances like that we have a chance. overly we can keep that going and build on that next week. unfortunately we just weren't in the game in scotland played well in the first 40. full marks to scotland. how much was the tea m marks to scotland. how much was the team talk about fire and fury? we knew what are going to get. we just didn't meet the challenge today, second half i am really proud the boys, we really stuck in there in the second half. a fantastic result for scotland at murrayfield. i'll se

he began to fast in calcutta which he vowed to continue until the fun and stopped. he refused to relinquish his vision of an india where the two communities could live in friendship and peace. and gandhi was watching all this he was doing his best he went to go he walked around the villages which where the muslims have massacred the landlords and he talked to the muslims he really put his life on the line and he went without any protection just a few of his father's walking on foot and he managed to persuade the muslims that there was not not right to do this as he walked people would throw glass pieces on the floor. in his spot and his answer to that was to even give more of the very simple sandals which he used. in order to walk and start walking barefoot this had a tremendous mortar impact and the battle that we like to draw is between in the christian tradition the crucifixion of christ that is suffering for humanity tormenting the fish in order to make the martyr. beat and then there is other retaliation by by muslims in east bengal whether in the majority they

to remind them not only of the convention, but to maybe just about gloat about the calcutta success of scotland on saturday? the final score was scotland 25—13 england. i have welsh origins, so i'm not saying anything. and that's all we've got time for. so from me, mandy baker, for now, goodbye. hello there. expect a wintry start to your tuesday morning, whether it's a hard frost or maybe even some snow showers. in fact, the snow showers will be across the north—east of england and down across extreme south and east of england. that's where the met office has issued amber weather warnings. be prepared for the possibility of some disruption first thing on tuesday morning. as much as five to ten centimetres of lying snow not out of the question. those snow showers are likely to continue as we go through the day. driven along by a brisk north—easterly breeze. some of them will push further inland, but sheltered western areas should see fewer showers and more sunshine. nevertheless, it will feel bitterly cold out there with top temperatures around 0—1; degrees. as we move out of tu

again, this is a game we looking forward to, the calcutta cup is up for grabs, which extra spice to the game. there will be real intensity at murrayfield, this is how the line—up looks. and you can watch scotland against england live on bbc one tomorrow afternoon, kick—off is at 4:45pm. the women's six nations championship ru ns the women's six nations championship runs alongside and england are still on course for a second successive six nations grand slam, confidently beating scotland tonight 43—8, the red roses made it three from three, running in seven tries in total at scotstou n, running in seven tries in total at scotstoun, this from ellie kildunne. securing england the bonus point. in rugby league, warrington wolves ended the unbeaten start to wigan to the season with a 16—10 victory at home, tries from tom lehman and atkins helping warrington take the lead early on against wigan side playing their first game since returning from down under, despite a late fightback from wigan with a last—minute try, it was too late to rescue the match. warrington went on to play for v

scotland have beaten england for the first time in ten years to win the calcutta cup. ireland are now the only side to maintain an unbeaten record in rugby union's six nations after their victory over wales. olly foster reports from murrayfield. # flower of scotland #. england are always out some at murrayfield, rarely are they outplayed. proud eddiejones's team have been sent home to think again. hugh have been sent home to think again. huthones's have been sent home to think again. hugh jones's early score was have been sent home to think again. huthones's early score was the first against them at murrayfield for 1h years. first against them at murrayfield for14 years. hugh first against them at murrayfield for 14 years. hugh jones. two more brilliant scottish tries by half—time. sean maitland went over in the corner, jones dragged two investment across the line. they we re investment across the line. they were 16 points up. what a score. hugh were 16 points up. what a score. huthones, were 16 points up. what a score. hugh jones, who can were 16 points up. what a s

he began to fast in calcutta which he vowed to continue until the violence stopped. he refused to relinquish his vision of an india where the two communities could live in friendship and peace. and gandhi was watching all this he was doing his best he went to bangor he walked around the villages which where the muslims have massacred the lord's and he talked to the muslims he really put his life on the line and he went without any protection just a few of his followers walking on foot and they managed to persuade the most. that there was not not right to do this as he walked people would throw glass pieces on the floor excreta in his spot and his on top of that was to even get more of the very simple sandals which he used to bear in order to walk and start walking barefoot this had a tremendous more to impact and the fact is that we like to draw is between in the christian tradition the crucifixion of christ that is suffering for humanity tormenting the fish in order to make the more of a beat and then there is other retaliation by by muslims in east bengal whether i

they have a playing for the calcutta cup since 1879. it isa for the calcutta cup since 1879. it is a very, very special rugby fixture indeed. but england, strong strong favourites again. their unbeaten after that opening two wins. wales and ireland before that. a huge game there because ireland is still chasing the grand slam. they are the only other team who are unbeaten. they run top of the table, actually, head of england on points difference because they absolutely thumped the italians. they go first. it isa thumped the italians. they go first. it is a classic double—header. all the home nations going head—to—head. if ireland can put some daylight between themselves and england at the top of the table that would put the top of the table that would put the pressure on the english or if wales managed to get a win they can jump wales managed to get a win they can jump to the top of the table as well. so tight and it's going to be a gripping few hours in the six nations as we hit the halfway stage of this year's championship. you are made of hard stuff. no coat, no glov

from the mullet cup to the calcutta cup. it was scotland's first calcutta cup win since 2008, and it prompted incredible scenes of celebration at murrayfield. huthones starred in a 25—13 victory, whilst ireland remain on course for the grand slam. olly foster reports. # the flower of scotland... england are always out sung at murrayfield, rarely are they outplayed. proud eddiejones' team have been sent home to think again. hquones's early score was the first against them at murrayfield for 1h years. it is hquones amidst the chaos, he has the try! two more brilliant scottish tries by half—time. sean maitland went over in the corner. jones dragged two englishmen across the line. they were 16 points up. hquones, who can stop him? owen farrell scored all england's points, his sole try gave them some belief, but they gave away too many penalties. when sam underhill was sin binned for a dangerous tackle, there was no way back. just joy for scotland. awinfor a win for scotland at murrayfield to celebrate. scotland have waited t

several projects in india bearing the trump name other developments are currently under construction in calcutta and mumbai the latest projects come to spite accusations that trumps president he could present a conflict of interest with critics accusing him of not sufficiently distancing himself from his family's business interests. what's trump judy doing exactly and who's he representing on this trip well donald trump jr is here he says not on a political trip he's here strictly for business reasons he's here representing the trump organization which he and his brother are now at the helm since his father became president last year were last year and yes he's here doing that he's meeting business leaders while he's here is going on a whirlwind trip around various cities across the country but he is also making a speech on friday which is further complicating the picture whether there's conflict of interest here is giving a speech on friday at an event a business summit that prime minister narendra modi will also be attending and he'll be giving a speech today discussing the future of indo-paci

the alleged incident happened just before half time during his side's calcutta cup victory on saturday. the number eight will face a disciplinary hearing on wednesday to answer for the offence which carries a minimum four—week ban. too many of arsenal's players are living on easy street, according to their former striker, ian wright. arsenal have received criticism for the manner of their defeat to manchester city in yesterday's league cup final and their former top scorer wants players to be much tougher to beat. i want arsenal to start to challenge again, iwant i want arsenal to start to challenge again, i want us to start signing players who make it exciting again. we wa nt players who make it exciting again. we want someone who is going to lay down the law to people and the new manager, whether that will be, and the players who were now on easy street. some of them are renting out properties on easy street! it will ta ke properties on easy street! it will take them a few years to get back into that because everybody is progressing and moving forward, all of them. now some "great

will investigate an incident in the tunnel between england and scotland players before yesterday's calcutta cup match which was won by scotland at murrayfield. while in domestic rugby union, leicester won at allianz park for the first time after beating second—placed saracens 28 points to 20, jonah holmes crossing to secure leicester's bonus point. it takes them seventh. elsewhere, london irish beat worcester. meanwhile, in the pro 1a cardiff blues came out on top in a low scoring affair against zebre. and ireland have moved to third in the women's six nations. claire molloy scored two tries as the irish pulled away in the second half to beat wales 35—12. england lost a thrilling first one day international against new zealand. the kiwis chased down 285 to win with four balls to spare in hamilton. ben stokes was making his first appearance since he was charged with affray and although he made just 12 he helped an england fightback with the ball taking two wickets... tom latham for 79 then got colin de grandhomme cheaply caught behind by jos buttler. now in athletics, the glasgow indoor

a feast of running rugby in dublin and the calcutta cup match scotland take on england. that isa match scotland take on england. that is a full a0 5pm kick off with coverage on the bbc. —— for a0 5pm kick—off. it is going to be another chilly night under clear skies. see what a difference it makes. minus four degrees in norwich. and we are off and running into another super day again. ok, we have a shield of cloud tempering the sunshine but a lot of dry weather. not too much of wind at this stage, but it is beginning to look a bit like winter. three, four, five as our maximum and who we go on monday. you have heard all about the beast from the east. this is the first sign of it with a cold that surging in from siberia into the eastern side of the british isles particularly, that is where we see the threat of the snow showers, thatis see the threat of the snow showers, that is your thermometer and this is what it is going to feel like with the strength of the wind. it won't be feeling like that this weekend but it will from monday onwards because we are tapping into

england head coach eddiejones will name his side in the calcutta cup clash tomorrow morning. andy burke is with the scottish camp. how to topple england? the back—to—back six nations champions. that is the challenge facing this man. we know that england are a bigger challenge than france, as they have only lost one game in 24. so the expectation will be generated from within, as well as from outside. they are an excellent team. they have huge resources , excellent team. they have huge resources, they have some players playing at the top of their game, and they have got belief, having had those wins in the last couple of seasons. those wins in the last couple of seasons. much of the day date head of this announcement surrounded finn russell, and whether the fly half, off the bat of two below par performances in this championship, would start the match will study does retain his place in the team and the fate of his head coach. there is no doubt he would start. he played well a lot in the france game. he had a couple of kicking errors, but that happens. a lot of the positiv

this morning i spoke to them about the honour of being able to play in the calcutta cup. it is one of the most historic games in the rugby calendar. they feel honoured to play in this game and i want them to be excited about playing in this game. at the same time, they have to know they have a job to do. this fixture is the oldest in rugby, laced with history. the england camp has been focused, almost clinical this week. for them, murrayfield holds no fear. england have not lost their in a decade. described as a diva, mercedes unveiled the car they hope for the them to a fifth record world championship double this season. but today they unveiled the new car they hope will end mercedes dominance. both sebastian vettel and kimi raikkonen were in attendance as the new designs were revealed — complete with new cockpit protection technology. formula 1 has always been glamorous, but this was like a film premiere. lewis hamilton into his six season. his contract is up at the end of the season, but no twists in this plot. not going anywhere. no reason to rush anything, no panic

i spoke to them this morning about the honour of being a play in the calcutta cup, it is one of the most historic gains in the rugby calendar. so they feel honoured to play in the game and i want them to be excited they are playing in this game. at the same time, know they have a job to do. this fixture is the oldest in rugby, it is laced with history, but the england cup has been focused almost clinical this week into them, murrayfield holds no fear of england have lost their ina holds no fear of england have lost their in a decade. —— england camp. the seattle seahawks quarterback will spend a week and it's been training with major league baseball by the new york yankees he won the 2013 super bowl title in the nfl and the yankees acquired the 29—year—old from the rangers earlier this month for future considerations. from the rangers earlier this month forfuture considerations. the from the rangers earlier this month for future considerations. the fauna might go for former minor league player when change sports yet that is instagram post on thursday shows he is ready for a week

scotland stun england in the six nations at murrayfield to lift the calcutta cup for the first time in a decade. and we'll be taking a look at tomorrow's front pages, including the observer, which leads on divisions within the labour party over brexit.

the incident happened in that historic calcutta cup victory as he tangled with nathan hughes at murrayfield. wilson appears before the disciplinary committee tomorrow. women golfers will play in a men's european tour team event for the first time, later this year. ryder cup captain thomas bjorn will partner solheim cup skipper catriona matthew, in the golfsixes tournament at the centurion club near st albans in may. the tournament has a six—hole match—play format and will also feature men's and women's teams — it's aim is to be the equivalent of cricket's twenty20 competition. wales' mark williams is safely through to the second round of the welsh open. the two—time world champion beat england's mark king by four frames to two in the first round. williams is going for a third welsh open title having last won the trophy back in 1999. the build—up hasn't been without controversy after he criticised her morgan who was given a wild card. when asked who he was on social media with, he said... morgan has since labelled his compatriot bully a keyboard warrior. mark williams was asked to

we were not expecting that calcutta film centers on laura who wants to overcome her fear of intimacy. if you if. you. touch me not has shocked many with its frankness as thought provoking as it is sexually charged and where the heart if. this happens. touch me not pushes limits in many respects. for best director to west for our national books it's a first animated film ever to open the belly not only in it gangs of dogs exiled to a japanese island fight for their territory a quirky fable about intolerance rancid epic or too warm in banana peels. pickled in a sardine bones about broken egg shells an old smashed up brought together with maggots all over it ok it's worth it if i ever. get out of here and don't come back. to see the brand for best actor goes to on to new version in the french productions of prayer twenty three year olds by actual case thomas who's trying to kick drug addiction in a religious halfway house and grappling with face. the risk. that you know i don't get a caucus on this one. you see move on because among. the first to tell the voter driving the first thought

the yea rs, neagle, so much history down the years, but in recent years, england have hoovered up the calcutta cup, they have won the last state, they have not lost to the scots since 2008, but the scots coming to these matches with hope that they can scupper another title push from the english. it is so tight at the top of the table. ireland top of the six nations table as we head to the halfway stage of the championship. what a match in the next couple of minutes in dublin as ireland take on the welsh. with teams have described that as there cup final. 0lly foster at murrayfield. 0ne early kick—off in the premier league this lunchtime with strugglers stoke city the visitors to leicester. not many clear—cut chances in the first half, leicester's matty james firing over in the opening moments. but it was stoke who took the lead just before half—time, xherdan shaqiri continuing his great recent form. leicester were gifted a way back into. this was a horrendous goalkeeping errorfrom jack into. this was a horrendous goalkeeping error from jack butland, fumbling the ball into his own net. it

topple ireland from the top of the table in dublin before scotland and england battle it out for the calcutta cup at murrayfield. man city manager pep guardiola has been charged by the fa are wearing a yellow ribbon which shows his support for those imprisoned in the fight for catalu nya and imprisoned in the fight for catalunya and independence. he revealed in november he were surrendered in support of the politicians imprisoned in his native catalonia, where he was born, played and previously managed. football ‘s governing body said he was in breach of its kit and advertising regulations. in cycling, phil babb pipped his german compatriot marcel kittel and paschal ackerman to take victory on stage three. lian viviani finished fourth but retains the overall race lead. usa hold the two shot lead heading into the third round of the lpga tour event in thailand, two biggest eight birdies and a closing eagle to post a personal best and course record of ten under par. fantastic conditions as well, that course. playing very well and stands a good chance of winning. and that is all the sport. back

it also saw the scots lift the historic calcutta cup for the first time in ten years. i was really surprised, we had a game plan and we executed it really well. if you look at that tests that well. if you look at that tests that we had, they've been outstanding. we managed to get back on that type of form, and it was awesome. do you think scotland can get back on track with yellow it will definitely be tough, but if we keep performances like that, we have got a chance and we can build on it next week. ireland stayed on course for the grand slam after running in five tries, in a thrilling victory over wales in dublin. the final score was 37—27, as result that makes it three wins from three for ireland in the tournament. i think when we went ten points up with less than five to go we sort of felt, keep control of the ball, keep control of the defence and the game was over. as in france, we don't like to do things easy. but again, great character. wales are great outfit. and we look at this game and,i outfit. and we look at this game and, ithink outfit. and we look at t

beat england for the first time ina scotland beat england for the first time in a decade to win the calcutta cup yesterday. ireland remain on course for the grand slam, as ollie foster reports. england are always out some at murrayfield. rarely are they outplayed. eddiejones‘s team have been sent home to think again. the early scorer was the first against them at murrayfield for 14 years. there were two more brilliant scottish tries by half—time. jones dragged two englishmen across the line and they were 16 points up. alan farrell scored all england's points, his sole try gave them some believe that they gave away too many pennies —— penalties. just joy believe that they gave away too many pennies —— penalties. justjoy for scotland. scotla nd scotland. scotland have waited ten years for this and it is all the sweeter because they've scuppered england's hopes of the grand slam. there is still one team left in the championship still unbeaten. ireland remain top of the table with three wins out of three though they tried to throw it away against wales in dublin. they came from behin

will investigate an incident in the tunnel between england and scotland players before yesterday's calcutta cup match which was won by scotland at murrayfield. while domestic in rugby union second—placed saracens are in action against leicester. leicester lead by 19 points to six after 38 minutes clip thanks to two tries. while earlier bottom of the table london irish beat worcester 22—9. meanwhile, in the pro 1a cardiff blues came out on top in a low scoring affair against zebre. an owen lane try and two jarrod evans kicks earning them a 10—7 win. that's all the sport for now. don't forget too — the league cup final is under way in the next ten minutes. full commentary on 5 live, and you can follow all the action from wembley on our website bbc.co.uk/sport. we'll have more at 5:30pm. the leaders of germany and france have urged russian president vladimir putin to put "maximum" pressure on the syrian government to stop fighting in eastern ghouta. chancellor angela merkel and president emmanuel macron had a telephone call with president putin earlier today. meanwhile, syrian governme

hundred child soldiers return to normal life so today we celebrate the first phrase of what will the calcutta release of children groups itself has for me. but it's just the first bit and unfortunately in other parts of the country charlotte recruitment continues. scores of aftershocks are hampering rescue efforts in taiwan as the search continues for survivors of tuesday's earthquake dozens are still missing after the magnitude six point four tremor killed ten people and injured hundreds in port city of what mcbride has more this rescue team from tight young and central taiwan is preparing to go into the building for the first time hujan chung and these men are used to dealing with earthquakes but this building is in a particularly perilous position. as you can see it's very slanted so we have to take precautions and special gear to ensure our safety other emergency crews from across the island have also joined this operation and local media are camped around the building anxiously following progress along with many others you know you sort of we are struggling against aftershocks and bad we

the other sit down is in the city of calcutta where an invitation seen by cnn says 60% of the trump tower apartments have already sold. >>> president trump has endorsed mitt romney. the president tweeting about romney. he will make a great senator and worthy successor to orrin hatch. the endorsement is the latest chapter in the relationship between the two. romney was a critic of the president's behavior in the 2016 campaign. romney responded with a tweet of his own. >> he may feel like he is in the lion's den. sitting in the same room. the president will attend the dinner next month in washington. it is an invite only dinner. old school. the west wing says no decision has been made about attending this year's white house correspondents dinner. the president skipped that dinner last year. >> do you perform? >> no. i sing in the shower only. >> i don't know if wolf does it. white tie. soft shoe. >>> president trump quick to out togreatness. in a new survey, he ranks low on the political science association presidential greatness survey. president trump came in dead last. we should note, 57

this morning i spoke to them about the honour of being able to play in the calcutta cup. it is one of the most historic games in the rugby calendar. they feel honoured to play in this game and i want them to play in this game and i want them to be excited about playing in this game. at the same time, they have to know they have a job to do. this fixture is the oldest in rugby, laced with history. the england camp has been focused, almost clinical this week. for them, has been focused, almost clinical this week. forthem, murrayfield holds no fear. england have not lost their ina holds no fear. england have not lost their in a decade. meanwhile ireland will have to defend their record against wales on saturday without four players who toured new zealand with the lions last summer. andrew porter, who came on for tadgh furlong against italy last time out, will make his first six nations start in the front row while james ryan also replaces iain henderson in the pack. with robbie henshaw ruled out, bundee aki finds himself the more experienced test centre this time around. and

six nations championship is already under way with france taking on italy this evening ahead of the calcutta cup clash between scotland and england tomorrow with ireland and wales completing the weekend fixtures. the stade velodrome in marseille, france scoring this early try through paul gabrillagues. that was the early lead but italy have hit back, awarded a penalty try. the italians currently leading 7—5. in the women's championship, england, two wins to the good, against scotland and england leading at half—time and they have secured the bonus point thanks to that try. england currently leading 31—8. the man who exposed the russian doping scandal has given his first international broadcast interview to the bbc. evidence from doctor grigori krychowiak of salt russia banned from the olympics and the fallout forced him into hiding and he is fearing for his life. living in the united states, we interviewed him from a secret location where he said he had not fled russia he would be dead. that is why i'm sitting here. telling the truth about what happened. those british sport have a prob

because of a grim audio post by british an indian probe during the worst drought in the history of calcutta. road vantec in many places higher pitched battles continued between muslims and windows for muslims the fear of being ruled by hindus convinced them they needed their own separate nation. even jr the man once hailed as the symbol of hindu muslim unity now demanded an independent pakistan. after a sentry a british power in india the empire's hand was finally forced. charged with overseeing the withdrawal was a decorated while officer one who would go down in infamy louis malle batter. new delhi airfield and the arrival of the viceroy designate mo batten is a sort of vaguely comic character looking back. prancing peacock who loved his robes and costumes and love to appear as the viceroy not particulate matter. a man of some chrisma a man of great sort of personal self-worth he was received i think he you know whatever little homework he did was fairly modest and when he got to india i think it was a crash course he started meeting the various leaders had his own likes and dislikes inev

we are in edinburgh looking ahead to tomorrow's calcutta cup clash between scotland and england at murrayfield. also in the third round of fixtures, ireland face the welsh in dublin. tonight, france take on italy in marseille. we are going to have all of the talking points with guests as we look ahead to the return of the six nations championship, and the rest of the date's sports news as well, including the very latest from south korea, pyeongchang, winter olympics. there was bitter disappointment for great britain's women curlers. they had a match against sweden to try and get into the final but they failed so it is just a possible bronze medalfor them now. we will look ahead to all of the weekend's football, including the league cup final at wembley between arsenal and manchester city on sunday, all coming up in six nations sportsday at 6:30pm on bbc news with meat olly foster but now it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you been watching? interesting week, we have finding