Francois Steyn News Today

Lot of uncertainty about the details of the arrival of rain and the strengthening of the winds. Areas of low pressure heading our way will stop the south is more likely to develop into the nasty one that is going to bring watcher, windy weather. It may be more Showery On Monday For Scotland and Northern Ireland. Across the east midlands, east anglia and the south east, it may be dry and talk later in the day. The north, the rate could be persistent and heavy. Looks like it should sweep eastwards...

Lot of uncertainty about the details of the arrival of rain and the strengthening of the winds. Areas of low pressure heading our way will stop the south is more likely to develop into the nasty one that is going to bring watcher, windy weather. It may be more Showery On Monday For Scotland and Northern Ireland. Across the east midlands, east anglia and the south east, it may be dry and talk later in the day. The north, the rate could be persistent and heavy. Looks like it should sweep eastwards...

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Strength in depth among forwards and backs has South Africans believing that captain Siya Kolisi and his Springboks can successfully defend in France the Rugby World Cup they won four years ago.

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South Africa's two-time Rugby World Cup winner Francois Steyn said on Wednesday he was lucky to have such a long career after announcing his retirement.Steyn was a 20-year-old centre in a team packed with veterans when he became a World Cup winner for the first time as South Africa beat England in the 2007 final having made his Test debut less than 12 months earlier.

He brings to an end a 17-year professional career where he played 78 times for the Boks and represented the Sharks, Racing Metro, and Montpellier in France, the Toshiba Brave Lupus in Japan, as well as the Free State Cheetahs.