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british classic successes and three champion jockey titles. exeter chiefs have made it two wins from two matches in pool a of the european champions cup. they ran out 411—14 winners over the bulls. they came racing out of the blocks, luke cowan—dickie scoring two tries in the first half. then some quick thinking saw him complete his hat—trick in the second period. the chiefs moved second in the table behind leinster on points difference. that is it from the world of sport now, we will be back shortly. paul, thank you very much. in the irish republic, leo varadkar has been voted in as the new prime minister. mr varadkar, who has been the deputy prime minister, swaps roles with the taoiseach micheal martin as part
scotland and the south—east and west of england. hello, campos, rise and shine. —— hello, campers, rise and shine. the actress ruth madoc has died aged 79. she was best known for starring in the bbc sitcom hi—de—hi. very few things very few things going very few things going on very few things going on a very few things going on a the very few things going on a the world very few things going on a the world of sport. — a few things going on a the world of sport. —— a few things going on a the world of sport. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster. we are live in qatar at the world cup. your is what is coming up this evening. a place in the semi—finals at stake, team news coming up for england's
experiencing severe weather conditions this weekend, with snow and ice hitting scotland and the south—east and west of england. hello, campos, rise and shine. —— hello, campers, rise and shine. the actress ruth madoc has died aged 79. she was best known for starring in the bbc sitcom hi—de—hi. very few things very few things going very few things going on very few things going on a very few things going on a the very few things going on a the world very few things going on a the world of sport. — a few things going on a the world of sport. —— a few things going on a the world of sport. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster. we are live in qatar at the world cup. your is what is coming up this evening. a place in the semi—finals at stake, team news coming up for england's
are looking at manchester united or liverpool, then you go back to what other clubs are soulful. a year ago newcastle sold for £305 million and the saudis are now ploughing money into newcastle in the same way it was poured into manchester city. chelsea then went and sold for 2.5 billion plus another 1.75 billion being put in to redevelop stamford bridge on the rest of the chelsea assets. if you are the owners of manchester united or liverpool and you look at the sums of money and think people still want it. and the truth is, in the world of sport, more and more hedge funds are getting involved, more and more assets being put behind individual brands and where i possibly d —— disagree with your question. cristiano ronaldo leaving manchester united is a story that is damaging to the glazer family but i'm not sure it's entirely damaging to manchester united. manchester united still have a huge fan base around the world and there will be more heroes for manchester united and
some showers, some brisk winds down towards the channel islands. elsewhere, early cloud tending to break up to give some spells of sunshine. temperatures north to south across the uk between seven and 11 celsius. ben rich with all your latest weather there. let's turn our attentions right now to everything happening in the world of sport. and imagining there is football and a little bit else besides. good to see you. england's is under way. they are playing iran for the first time and it is currently goalless. the match has been overshadowed over the controversy of england and other nations not wearing the one love armband. all captains of the nine nations were set to be sanctioned with a booking if they chose to wear them. harry kane laid out england at the khalifa stadium with a viewfinder is one of the fa you turned on their intentions three hours before kick—off. there were problems with support are struggling to get in before kick off duty problem with a ticketing. many complaint on social
the country the captains of england and wales are not wearing their onelove armbands because the threat of sanctions from the governing body, fifa. in the rest of the day's news. officials in indonesia say 56 people died after a powerful earthquake struck the west province of java. the earthquake struck the west province ofjava. the prime minister rishi sunak rules out post—brexit arrangements that rely on the uk are learning with eu laws. he says he would prioritise tackling illegal migration. he says that has undermined trust in the system. an. lots to catch up on in the world of sport, you won't be surprised to hear. let's get all the latest from gavin rampton. get all the latest from gavin rampton— get all the latest from gavin ramton. , ., , ., , ., ., rampton. yes, one place to start and that is of course _ rampton. yes, one place to start and that is of course with _ rampton. yes, one place to start and that is of course with england's i that is of course with england's opening game at qatar in the world cup. 4—0 up into the second half of the match against iran there after a long delay in the first half. or
by the end of this, i'll be the official new match of the day host, theyjust don't know it yet. and with the click of the fingers, we can make ourselves feel even more at home. we're going to be highlighting athletes and organisations who are using sport to help protect the planet. we've got five awards to reveal and we will be taking you around the world, from rio, to sydney, to berlin to florida. and all while keeping an eye on our own carbon footprint. when you consider that the sports industry emits something equivalent to the size of spain, it's really important we look at what the world of sport is doing to help reach this target and to celebrate those leading the way. and what about the role of our superstar athletes? they are some of the most famous and influential people in the world. last year cristiano ronaldo moved a bottle of fizzy drinks out of shot at a press conference and knocked billions off the value of that drinks company. and our first award for the bbc�*s green sports evergreen award recognises an athlete who has been leading the way
you around the world — from rio, to sydney, to berlin to florida. and all while keeping an eye on our own carbon footprint. when you consider that the sports industry emits something equivalent to a country the size of spain, it's really important we look at what the world of sport is doing to help reach this target and to celebrate those leading the way. and what about the role of our superstar athletes? they are some of the most famous and influential people in the world. last year, cristiano ronaldo moved a bottle of fizzy drink out of shot at a press conference and knocked billions off the value of that drinks company. and ourfirst award, the bbc�*s green sports evergreen award, recognises an athlete who has been leading the way in this area for many years. former racing driver leilani munter always challenges convention. she only accepts sponsorship from companies with green credentials during her racing
they think it's temporary, but it's a dream for me to be in this place. i've dressed up, especially for it, there's absolutely no way i'm leaving without a fight. by the end of this, i'll be the official new match of the day host, theyjust don't know it yet. and with the click of the fingers, we can make ourselves feel even more at home. we're going to be highlighting athletes and organisations who are using sport to help protect the planet. we've got five awards to reveal and we will be taking you around the world, from rio, to sydney, to berlin to florida. and all while keeping an eye on our own carbon footprint. when you consider that the sports industry emits something equivalent to the size of spain, it's really important we look at what the world of sport is doing to help reach this target and to celebrate those leading the way. and what about the role of our superstar athletes? they are some of the most famous and influential people in the world. last year cristiano ronaldo moved
cook. i guess we when the pope had tech issues that's who they sent. meanwhile, adam and eve were like, okay. now we're cool with apples. okay. good. interesting. >> drop what you're doing, ladies and gentlemen and focus up here. a devastating scandal in the world of sport. at a fishing in cleveland on friday. a duo declared winners caught cheating. of course, this was fishing. after caught, they were released. [ cheers and applause ] and that is the perfect segue to our next guest there. referencing the investigation under way in an apparent cheating scandal at a walleye fishing tournament on friday. jake runyan and chase cominsky set to win a nearly $30,000 prize when disqualified after discovered their fish was stuffed with lead weights and fish filets. here's the moment.