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shape good evening, this is your sports news. we start with rugby union and ireland proved just why they're the world's number one—ranked side in the six nations today. they held off a strong scotland side at murrayfield — themselves chasing an outside shot at the championship — to win 22—7 this afternoon. it keeps their perfect record this year intact — as olly foster reports. the confidence comes with being number one in the world, sitting on top of the six nations table, and beating scotland seven times in a row, but both sides had plenty to play for. there is so much r...

combined with strong winds will bring blizzards so there is a high risk of disruption to transport and power supplies perhaps as well. later in the week as the cold air works southwards so the risk of snow will progress further southwards but there is still a bit of uncertainty about the exact detail, we are, who on that but it is going to be a cold week. thank you. and that's bbc news at ten on thursday the 2nd of march. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to joi...

in the same boat. a day of sunshine and heavy showers with thunderstorms. at least one benefit of the strong wind is that the showers don't last in any one place for any length of time, really. we got more of the showers to come as we head into thursday. again, some will turn heavy with hail and thunder. still fairly windy as well. temperatures still on the mild side with south—westerly winds dragging mild air from the south. a0 with south—westerly winds dragging mild airfrom the south. a0 or 50 celsius also. into thursday night, we might see some more general rain pushing into e...

User charge. It will now apply to Animal Products and plants entering through the Port Of Dover and the eurotunnel, with individual products facing charges of up to £29. But mixed consigments of things like salami sausage, cheese and yoghurt subject to fees of up to a £145. The government says the money will pay for Border Inspections and new world class facilities to protect biosecurity. Goods from ireland will be exempt for now. Heres our chief economics correspondent, dharshini david. It is one am but this Flower Wholesaler is in full bloom, sorting time sensitive deliveries destined for ...