just one game of the season. so how surprising is this move? here s our rugby union reporter sara orchard. it is interesting because cipriani originally left gloucester back in december citing he needed some time away from the game and he says he has spent that time away working on his writing and is kicking and the reason he decided to join his writing and is kicking and the reason he decided tojoin bath is because they have to say and the reason he decided to join because they have to say and the reason he decided tojoin bath is because they have the same attacking mindset as what he wants to put into his games and this is his fourth premiership club and he has prayed and of course he left gloucester last december and there had been some rumours they was interest from the likes of japan and also clubs some rumours they was interest from the likes ofjapan and also clubs in france that he is a prized asset and he was protected 2019 rugby player association player of the year
burn the swabs, give us a jab, throw out sharps, design the lab. and these are the hands that stop the leaks, empty the pan, wipe the pipes, carry the can. clamp the veins, make the cast, log the dose and touch us last. hello and welcome to sportsday. after reaching the semifinals in russia they kept a world cup qualifying campaign under way. we have the story of danny cipriani s moved to bath. we look ahead to the challenges for them new super league season. welcome along to sportsday. so wales got their world cup campaign under way last night with a loss tonight it s the turn of england, scotland and northern ireland all looking to book their place at qatar 2022. gareth southgate saw great success in russia bringing england all the way to the semi finals while scotland and northern ireland fans will be dreaming that their long waits for a world cup appearance could soon be over. austin halewood reports. this is the stuff of dreams! a fairy tale run to this is the
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are george eaton, the online editor of the new statesman, and harriet line, who s the deputy political editor at press association. welcome back. tomorrow s front pages starting with. the i says it has seen nhs plans for a covid re vaccination campaign for those already immunised which is due to take place in october of this year. the metro leads on comments from the french president emmanuel macron who says the eu is to blame for the failures in its own vaccine rollout. the financial times says the world s biggest vaccine manufacturer, india, has now banned vaccine exports in order to prioritise its own citizens after suffering a second coronavirus wave. the guardian reports that ministers are keen for pubs to adopt a covid passport to help encourage younger people to take up the vaccine the mail to take up the vaccine. the mail has the same story with plans for cov
than 100 people needing hospital treatment. round three of brexit talks. uk negotiators say they want flexibility and imagination from the eu. good morning. coming up in the sport: arsenal manager arsene wenger asks fans to keep the faith after what he calls a disastrous 4 0 loss to liverpool. invented byjk rowling, played by harry potter, and now a real life sport. we ll bring you the action from the first quidditch premier league final. how much easier wouldn t be if you could fly? so much easier, but health and safety would have a field day. and the weather. good morning. a dry and warm day. i will have all of the details for the uk forecast as well as an update on the situation in texas in about 15 minutes. thank you. good morning. first, our main story. catastrophic floods are causing devastation in houston as storm harvey continues to batter texas. parts of the city have seen two and a half feet of rain in the past 48 hours and more is forecast. so far, emergency te