the historic procession. now on bbc news it s time for sportsday. hello. yes, this is sportsday. you re live at the bbc sport centre with me ben croucher on a packed saturday of sport. coming up.. the women s six nations might look a bit different this year but little has changed for defending champions england. thomas tuchel tastes defeat for the first time as chelsea boss. walloped by west brom. and tomorrow s boat race will look a bit different. moved from the london due to the pandemic we ll introduce to the new tranquil setting in cambridgeshire. lots of stories in the premier league and the scottish cup to bring you but let s start with the women s six nations. it s a bit different this year. it s moved to april so it doesn t clash with the men s tournament. there s two groups of three with a playoff round to decide the winner and it s all being shown on the bbc. so much is different but on the pitch nothing s changed for england. the defending champions continue to b
time for a look at the weather. he is darren bett. hello, i want to show you the early sunrise in cornwall, that s a result of all the saharan dust we ve got in the air. it looks quite eerie, doesn t it? it s the south west south west that will see the highest temperatures today. for many parts of the uk it feels colder than yesterday because we have more of a breeze and the breeze is now coming in from the east or north east from a chilly north sea and that s filtering more cloud across northern england, down into the midlands, although we do have much more sunshine and dry weather today across scotland and northern ireland. the biggest change in temperature comes in norfolk, where that was the warmest part of the country yesterday, 2a degrees. all things unto today, the wind off the sea, more cloud, a top temperature of 9 degrees. it s also significantly colder today across the northern eastern parts of england and into the midlands, highest temperatures in the south wes
in the last year or so. and he s done some great stuff, and i thank him very much, particularly on helping to encourage vaccine take up amongst more hesitant groups and communities. new figures show fewer than one in five people with covid 19 symptoms request a test, and the number who follow self isolation rules is low. as france goes into a third lockdown we talk to an expert in paris in paris about the situation across the country. and the life and legacy of diana, princess of wales, is to be recognised with a blue plaque in london. one of six new plaques dedicated to pioneering women. good afternoon. a 22 year old has become the first british police officer to be convicted of belonging to a banned neo nazi terror group. neo nazi terrorist group. benjamin hannam was also convicted of lying on his met police application and having terrorist documents detailing knife combat and making explosive devices, following the trial at the old bailey. hejoined national action after
do. heart attack they don t know what to do this heart attack they don t know what to do. this shows how seriously we take women s do. this shows how seriously we take women s health, notjust in sport. what women s health, notjust in sport. what you women s health, notjust in sport. what you make of this? i m putting you on this saints to the one at the moment but it s quiet, you know, staggering and shocking when you look at it when you ve got, as clay was saying one doctor on the sidelines compare with four doctors that a man s premier league game. just looking at this blatant figures it s quite astounding how this. is it s quite astounding how this. is it overlooked or what you think? it s on the it has to be overcome, the lack of gender equality. we are beginning to make progress but clearly these overhangs which have not been dealt with, this is a kind of perfect example of pitch side help and assistance, and one are the concussions increasingly at risk and we ar