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Relaxing coronavirus restrictions this christmas will lead to a third wave of infections. Angela merkel announces tighter coronavirus restrictions in germany to run through christmas until january the 10th. And in formula one, and Max Verstappen wins the abu dhabi grand prix for red bull in the final race of the season. Welcome to bbc news. Borisjohnson and the European Commission president , ursula von der leyen have agreed to continue talks to try to break the deadlock over a post brexit trade deal. After speaking on the phone this morning, they issued a joint statement saying they had agree...

Racing 92 defence coach Dimitri Szarzewski said he was "satisfied" with Finn Russell after the Scotland fly-half kicked 17 points in Saturday's 32-19 French Top 14 win over Lyon.

Tuisova double takes Lyon to fifth Issued on: Josua Tuisova has scored seven tries in 14 Fiji appearances JEAN-PHILIPPE KSIAZEK AFP 2 min Paris (AFP) Fiji winger Josua Tuisova scored twice as Lyon beat 14-man Clermont 41-30 at home to move fifth in the French Top 14 on Saturday. Tuisova's efforts came either side of the break as the Olympic gold medallist made his first start for a month after being sidelined with a calf injury. The visitors, who had flanker Judicael Cancoriet sent off just before half-time, left Stade Gerland empty-handed and stay...

'); 'We want to be the ones being the aggressors' - Slade has Leinster scalp in his sights The Exeter centre is looking to make a statement ahead of the impending Lions squad announcement. By Ciarán Kennedy Saturday 10 Apr 2021, 7:30 AM 2 hours ago 3,053 Views 8 Comments Exeter's Henry Slade. Image: Ryan Hiscott/INPHO HENRY SLADE DOESN’T take too long to collect his thoughts when asked about his previous experiences playing against Leinst...

Exeter beat Lyon to set up date with Leinster Date published: April 3 2021 Exeter overcame a shaky start to cruise past Lyon and set up a Champions Cup quarter-final against Leinster with a 47-25 win at Sandy Park. By the eighth minute Rob Baxter’s European champions had slipped 14-0 behind but through a pair of tries by England lock and man of the match Jonny Hill they clawed their way back into contention. Further touch downs by Tom O’Flaherty and Ollie Devoto helped them into a 26-20 half-time lead and then the floodgates opened as Dave Ewers, Olly Woodburn and a penalty try swept the...