For sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. After gibraltar was labelled a british colony in an eu document well be speaking to one of gibraltars meps about the controversy. Well hear from a friend and colleague of comedian jermey hardy who died today at the age ofjust 57. And well be discussing tomorrows front pages with my guests owen bennett, from city am and the business journalistjohn crowley. Thats at 10. 40 and at 11. 30. Thats all ahead on bbc news. Now on bbc news its time for sportsday. Welcome to sportsday live from dublin, i am sarah mulkerrins. With three of the worlds top four ranked teams involved it is being billed as the closest six nations for many years. World number two, ireland, are grand slam champions and after an all conquering 2018 they start the world cup year hosting world number four, england, in dublin tomorrow. The tournament starts in paris tonight where world number three, wales, are the visitors in what will be War
missed so much on this campus. u-i officials say they re looking forward to this summer. when three flood replacement buildings valued at more than 400 million dollars open up. then in december so too will the 360 million dollar children s hospital. we ve interrupted a lot of traffic patterns, there s been a lot of dust around campus and interruptions and it s nice to clear that up, now we ll have other projects, the community will have other projects, there s a lot of roadwork coming our way in theext few years but it s unprecedented and something worth celebrating as for hastings. he may not be thrilled about the prospect of more work. but he agrees, the completion of more than 3 quarters of a billion dollars in projects is something certainly worth celebrating. it s always nice to see these new buildings, it s just, i don t know it makes me feel great to be an iowa student knowing we have all these cool buildings come to campus. and the projects really don t here. t
the at the port of dover. government said last night almost the government said last night almost 1000 lorries parked up on the motorway, they are driving around dover this morning with hdvs everywhere. the figure is likely to be much, much higher. and that has led to concern around food supply. salad from italy, peppers from spain. we are all right for now, but the longer this goes on, the greater the risk. rugby league legend kevin sinfield adds his voice to calls for more research into concussion. he says it s important not to make assumptions about the links between rugby league and brain injuries. good morning, another cloudy day in the south with rain at times but still mild. in the north, colder, more sunshine, and showers. i will have the details in about ten minutes. it s tuesday, 22nd december. our top story. the government s chief scientific adviser has warned that tougher restrictions are likely to be needed in more areas of england, to control the new variant of
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