hitting these areas to try to limit its ability to feel those tanks and aircraft and those of the armoured vehicles in the continued invasion of ukraine. i think this is something ukraine will be keen to talk up against a backdrop of minimal successes in recent weeks. james waterhouse, thank you much indeed. now it's time for a look at today's sport. an action packed day — we start at the women's six nations — and england are in the lead against ireland, in the first of the weekend's matches. england chasing a third grand slam in a row... that's at twickenham — 38—3 at half time to england... just starting the second half. scotland face italy later — they've fallen down the table after two losses in a row. jo currie spoke to me from twickenham about that game in parma to come. scotland's six nations campaign so far has been a mixed bag. it started with that wonderful opening day victory over wales in cardiff. they followed it up with a battling performance against france,
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