Hello, youre watching bbc news, this is a sportsday, heres whats coming up. England kick themselves back into six nations Title Contention, beating ireland at the death at twickenham. There are tears ofjoy for the azzurri italy celebrate a rare six nations win in rome, as the scots titles hopes are dashed. In the late winner for arsenal, their back on top of the Premier League for at least 2a hours. Another late winner. But its all over for englands cricketers a 4 1 test Series Defeat as they disintegrate in dharmashala inside three three days. Also coming up on sportsday. Teenager 0llie Bearman makes history by becoming the youngest briton to start an f1 race. And after a knockout win for anthonyjoshua, hes gunning for fury or usyk. I think both of them are very credible fighters and i would love the opportunity to face them at some stage. Welcome. Wow, its been an incredible day in rugby unions six nations, and the championship is going down to the final weekend. That certainly wasnt
It has large forces. but the bottom line, that we have seen in ukraine, is that those forces are much weaker and much less capable than most experts were putting them at. they might have numbers but they don t have strength. might have numbers but they don t have strength- have strength. thank you for s-teakin have strength. thank you for speaking to have strength. thank you for speaking to us. have strength. thank you for speaking to us. pleasure. i the united states presidentjoe biden says his administration could drop the trump era tariffs on china. that comment from mr biden comes against the backdrop of surging inflation in the us. in remarks at the white house on tuesday, mr biden also blamed the rising cost of living on pandemic disruptions and the war in ukraine. our north america business correspondent michelle fleury has more. the latest inflation reading is due out this wednesday. economists predict it will show rising prices remain entrenched. for americans filling up
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That s right, there is a real sense of deja vu as we turn into 2022, covid still dominating the headlines. a huge concern for the government here at westminster. they will be gathering on wednesday to review the current restrictions in england. more liberal as they are compared with scotland, wales and northern ireland. quite striking in that context that the health secretary, sajid javid, has written a piece in the daily mail saying that imposing new restrictions would be his absolute last priority, the last thing he would want to do as far as england is concerned. that is to restate existing government policy as far as the rules of england are concerned, but it is worth mentioning because given the rising number of cases, the expected increase in the number of people ending up in hospital, the health secretary talks about that in his article. it gives you some sense about how the government is approaching the pandemic as we tilt into 2022. . ~ , approaching the pandemic as we tilt in