forecasts failed to factor in continued strong consumer spending. the government has set out its vision for the uk outside the european union. in a white paper it says britain can become "independent and truly global." labour says any deal on brexit must be properly scrutinised by parliament. an inquest has heard how the fiance of carly lovett, a 24—year old woman killed during the tunisian terror attack of 2015, tried to save her life. ms lovett was among 38 people killed in the attack in the holiday resort of sousse. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. at 7pm, we'll get all the details on the latest news relating to donald's trump's presidency in our new programme, 100 days. at 8:45pm, jim naughtie is talking to the bestselling author sophie kinsella about her new book my about her new book my not so perfect life. and at10:1i0pm, we'll be taking a look at tomorrow's headlines with the times columnist matthew syed and political commentator lance price. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. good evening and welcome to sportsday. coming up in the show: the home nations‘ coaches name their squads for the six nations championship, which starts on saturday. after 21 years in the game, frank lampard calls time on his football career. he won three premier league titles and four fa cups with chelsea. and as chris eubankjunior attempts to win his first world title fight on saturday, questions have been raised about the credibility of the ibo belt. thanks forjoining us. england head coach eddiejones has named his team to face france in their opening match of rugby union's six nations championship. the tournament starts on saturday, withjones batting down implications that the england team, and crowd, are arrogant. our sports correspondent joe wilson has more. well, never mind warm weather training in portugal, england are backin training in portugal, england are back in surrey on the grey and windy day. some rain in the air. his flexibility is important to england. on the wing, evan daly. on the front row, joel harlech is fit again. his recovery down to the sea air of the south coast of england, according to eddiejones. some traditional sniping in certain areas of the media and the build—up to this game. scotla nd media and the build—up to this game. scotland legend jim telfer accusing english rugby of a certain arrogance in the build—up to this tournament. 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 play each other on saturday. glasgow pairjosh strauss and fraser brown and stormers centre hquones come in to vern cotter‘s starting fifteen for that match, as they try to end a run of 11 years without a win in their tournament opener. ulster‘s paddy jackson will start at fly—half for ireland at murrayfield. johnny sexton was ruled out of the match after picking up a calf injury in a champions cup game for leinster. jackson will be making his sixth start in eight games for ireland but head coachjoe schmidt is hopeful sexton will be returning soon, saying he has an "outside chance" of being fit to face italy next weekend. i think he has probably played about 82 minutes for the national team in the last eight test matches. for us, it isa the last eight test matches. for us, it is a real frustration. no different for him. in the six nations, the three i have been involved in, johnny has dominated the number ten position. we're still hopeful he can come back in and potentially do that for us. at the same time, you know, paddy has trained well. former england and chelsea midfielder frank lampard has announced his retirement from football, calling time on a 21 year career. lampard won three premier league titles and a champions league trophy with the london club, before spells at manchester city and new york city in the mls. patrick geary has more. frank lampard's abiding strength was timing, picking his moments. he has now decided to stop embarking on his remarkable career. aged 38, having played in america for a year and a half, one of his former coaches wa nted half, one of his former coaches wanted to throw him into a relegation scrap with swansea. here is why. working within a day to day was a pleasure, to see someone so was a pleasure, to see someone so professional and dedicated and hard—working. it professional and dedicated and ha rd—working. it is professional and dedicated and hard—working. it is no surprise, with that talent he had and that work ethic, fantastic combination for him to go on and achieve so much. swansea was where he first played professional football, much. swansea was where he first played professionalfootball, on loa n played professionalfootball, on loan from west ham, where he followed his father. he eventually moved to chelsea in 2001. at sta mford moved to chelsea in 2001. at stamford bridge, he hit his stride. he developed a habit of appearing in attack at the crucial moment. midfield marksman. regularly putting strikers to shame. this one cup final. he collected 11 trophies with blues in all. three premier league and the champions league. by the time he left, 211 goals, more than any other chelsea player in history. 106 caps for england, 29 goals. in common with peers, he is often asked about what might have been. common with peers, he is often asked about what might have beenlj common with peers, he is often asked about what might have been. i have played 100 games for england. it makes me proud. i had the chance to represent my country. that has to do me no. i can tell my grandchildren about that sort of stuff. frank lampard is also remembered for this goal which was never given. it is what led to goal—line technology. really, the officials should have known, frank lampa rd really, the officials should have known, frank lampard rarely misses. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has responded tojose mourinho's claims that he's being treated differently to other managers. the manchester united head coach was unhappy that klopp avoided punishment despite screaming at the fourth official during tuesday's draw with chelsea. klopp today said that all managers struggle to keep their emotions in check. i think there are different ways to handle the situation. it's quite an emotional game. to switch off emotions at the right moment is not that simple. we struggle a lot, myself, jose mourinho, arsene wenger and others struggle. we are all different. it is not that we want to do it or it isa different. it is not that we want to do it or it is a tactic or something, it happens. callum wilson has been ruled out for the rest of the season. he had a similar setback in his other league last year. he is expected to be out for six months. it's not been a great day for tiger woods. the former world number one failed to card a single birdie at the dubai desert classic. the a1—year—old, who has only recently returned to the game after 18—months out with a back injury, slumped to an opening five—over par round of 77. that's 12 shots behind leader sergio garcia who carded a round of seven under par. england's ian poulter is the highest placed british player — two shots behind the spaniard. boxer chris eubankjunior will attempt to win his first world title fight on saturday. he will challenge australian reynol kwinlan for the ibo belt. but questions have been raised about the credibility of the belt, as ade adedoyin explains. 27 years ago, chris eubank senior won his first world title. on saturday, his sun christian will attempt to do the same. forjunior, it is about against the little—known australian quinlan. this will take me to the big—time. i will be able to challenge all the others in this division. he is odds-on favourite. you will see what the underdog is capable of. the ring is getting ready. still concerns about the credibility of this fight. is it a genuine world title? critics have suggested this is a match built on hype, not substance. chris eubank senior poured scorn on those doubts. it is unheard of that some should come up behind a father and do the same. pouring water on our fire, that you cannot do. so they shouldn't watch. it might not be a high profile belt, but the boat has attracted some high—profile names. lennox lewis box for this. if a boxer wants to be successful and achieve a goal, for me, i wanted all the belts. european, british, commonwealth. i got them all. just one at a time. in boxing, there are fights and regrets. with a eubank involved, it can never simply be just a fight. ukrainian rider andriy grivko has been disqualified from the tour of dubai, after punching marcel kittel in the face during stage 3. kittel — seen here in the blue with blood pouring down his face — has called for grivko who rides for the astana team, to be banned from cycling for six months. astana have posted an apology on social media but kittel says he won't accept it. the german still leads the race after winning the first two stages. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. the headlines on bbc news: cases brought by the human rights lawyer against british soldiers will be reviewed by the government after he was struck off for dismissal. a deal to end the dispute with drivers on southern rail has been reached. the bank of england forecast the economy will grow twice as fast as previously thought this year. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. let's get more now on the news that a train drivers‘ union has reached a deal with the operators of the southern network, ending crippling strike action by its members. joining me now is claudia sermbezis who is at brighton station. following two weeks of intensive talks, we are pleased to announce that aslef and dtr southern have reached an agreement. for the avoidance of doubt, this means that subject to a referendum of aslef members, the dispute between aslef and southern is over. on behalf of myself and andy meadows, i would like to thank the negotiating teams from both parties to this dispute. they have worked long and hard to achieve this breakthrough. in particular, we want to place on record our appreciation for the constructive leadership shown by nick brown and mick whelan throughout these talks. we recognise that this long—running dispute has been extraordinarily difficult for everyone, including four passengers and for those staff involved. we are glad the parties have negotiated an agreement that not only provides a sound basis on which to resolve their dispute, but also to this poor —— to restore good industrial relations for the future.