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Parts of england and into wales. The wind not quite as strong on sunday, but the temperatures will be lower, 1114 c. Into the but the temperatures will be lower, 11 14 c. Into the early part of next week at least, it remains wet at times but also some very windy weather on the way. A reminder of oui weather on the way. A reminder of our top story a16 day lockdown has begunin our top story a16 day lockdown has begun in wales to try to reduce the spread of coronavirus as tougher restrictions begin in greater manchester. Thats all from the bbc news at six, so its goodbye from me, and on bbc one w...

And if you want to get in touch about the restrictions well be answering your questions in half an hours time, you can contact me on Annita Mcveigh bbcyourquestions how testing sewage can be part of an Early Warning system to detect outbreaks of coronavirus before they spread. Retail sales rose for the fifth month in a row in september, boosted by non food items like diy and garden supplies. And coming up this hour. The england footballer marcus rashford, whos campaigned for Free School Meals, visits a new foodbank warehouse named after his mum. Good morning and welcome to bbc news. I am Annit...

Owen Farrell capped a majestic performance by hoofing the ball into Twickenham’s sun-drenched East Stand to confirm Saracens as champions of England once again. As the club captain raised his arms and pointed to the sky in celebration, Ben Earl dropped to his knees and wept. Over on the opposite touchline, standing in the shade, Jackson Wray took a moment’s pause to recognise the full extent of what Saracens had just achieved; the team’s redemption arc and, for himself, a fairytale finish.

Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall poured praise on man of the match Owen Farrell after the London club won the English Premiership final.

La Rochelle 24-10 Saracens: The French side booked a Heineken Champions Cup semi-final against Exeter after outclassing Sarries