'Crazy' Wales v France decision questioned after major Six Nations rule changeJim Hamilton believes Wales made a 'crazy' decision last week and hopes they learn from their mistakesView Image Rugby pundit Jim Hamilton (second left) criticised Wales' decision to close the roof against France (Image: BBC)Former Scotland international Jim Hamilton admits he was shocked by Wales’ decision to close the roof for their Six Nations clash with France, branding it “crazy” after the recent rule change handed the WRU full control. Previously, Six Nations rules required both teams to agree before the retractable roof could be shut. ‌The Welsh Rugby Union said the move would guarantee consistent conditions and maximise atmosphere inside the stadium. ‌But speaking on BBC's Scrum V, Hamilton questioned the logic of shutting out the elements against a France side widely regarded as one of the most skilful in world rugby. He argued that dry, controlled conditions suit sides like France, and Scotland, who thrive on width, tempo and precision kicking.

'Impressed' - ex-Hull City man reveals what has caught his eye this seasonThe Tigers remain firmly entrenched the Championship's promotion raceView Image Liam Millar in action for Hull City against Chelsea (Image: Mark Cosgrove/News Images)Former Hull City man Kevin Kilbane admits he's been impressed with what he's seen from his old club this season, as the Tigers look to return to winning ways. Help us stay visible by adding us as a Preferred Source in your search settings"I’m really impressed. Really impressed with everything that’s gone on, particularly at the start of the season. I really thought they’d be in trouble this season," the ex-City man told BestBettingBonuses.co.uk. Article continues belowHere at Hull Live, we are dedicated to bringing you the best Hull City coverage and analysis.

Michael Carrick responds to Jim Ratcliffe's immigration rant as Man Utd’s worst fears emergeInterim Manchester United manager Michael Carrick faced the media today in a press conference ahead of the Red Devils' away trip to EvertonView 2 Images Michael Carrick spoke to the media before Manchester United's away trip to Everton (Image: YouTube/Manchester United)Manchester United interim manager Michael Carrick has steered clear of directly criticising Sir Jim Ratcliffe's recent comment that the UK "has been colonised by immigrants." Carrick, 44, was speaking to the press for the first time since Ratcliffe stunned the country with his view. Many branded him a hypocrite stating the fact the majority of United's squad are players from outside of the UK. Before United's away clash against Everton, Carrick was asked to provide his thoughts against Ratcliffe's words. Join our new MAN UTD WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Manchester United content from Mirror Football.

Man City boss Pep Guardiola shuts down Arsenal title theory - 'Could not care less'Manchester City could move to within two points of Arsenal on Saturday night but Pep Guardiola says he 'could not care less' about the title race with so many games remainingView 3 Images Pep Guardiola has been speaking about Arsenal and the title race (Image: Manchester City)Pep Guardiola is not getting carried away despite Arsenal's recent stuttering form and insists he 'could not care less' about where Manchester City stand in the title race. That means City could move to within two points of the Gunners if they win their game against Newcastle on Saturday evening. ‌But Guardiola insists he is paying no attention to the Premier League table at this stage, pointing out there are still 12 games to go. Just Newcastle, Newcastle, Newcastle. View 3 Images Arsenal threw away two points in injury time against Wolves (Image: Catherine Ivill/Getty Images)‌JOIN US ON FACEBOOK!

East Lothian prowlers caught snooping around vans and cars in dead of nightTwo males spotted trying vehicle doors in sleepy community. ScreenshotAn East Lothian resident has captured the moment two males 'tried' their car and van doors overnight. In an image shared with Edinburgh Live, the pair appear on bikes in the Inchview area at around 1.30am. ‌One male, who appears to be a youth, is seen with their hood up wearing a black jacket and grey trousers. Several reports on social media claimed suspicious activity had taken place overnight between Wednesday February 18 and Thursday 19.

Wayne Rooney's surprise remark on Pep Guardiola's future with Man CityFormer Manchester United star Wayne Rooney has made a surprise admission on Pep Guardiola Manchester City's future, with the manager's long-term situation unclearView 2 Images Wayne Rooney has shared his thoughts on who might succeed Pep Guardiola if he leaves Manchester City (Image: (Photo by Chris Ricco - UEFA/UEFA via Getty Images))Wayne Rooney has made the startling confession that he's hoping Pep Guardiola does not leave Manchester City this summer. ‌Guardiola has batted away enquiries about his plans with unwavering concentration on the Premier League title battle. Yet it continues to dominate discussion, with potential successors including Enzo Maresca, Xabi Alonso and Cesc Fabregas being touted. "The emotion around those games and what that will bring, whoever comes out on top in those I think will win the league. "For me, Liverpool are the ones I wouldn't want to win it and then it would be City.

Yeats to Sligo’s culture and landscape, while Wild Ireland in Donegal will build an indoor education centre offering immersive learning on the Celtic Rainforest. Taoiseach Micheal Martin hailed cross-border cooperation (Liam McBurney/PA)The Taoiseach said cross-border cooperation “is a powerful driver of prosperity across both jurisdictions on the island”. “Through the Shared Island Initiative, we are working to enhance and enable these connections and grow the all-island economy, including through sustainable tourism,” he said. The Coast-to-Coast Investment Scheme is part of the Shared Island Tourism Brand Collaboration Project being delivered by Failte Ireland, Tourism Ireland and Tourism Northern Ireland. Derry Girls is a coming-of-age sitcom set in Derry in the 1990s.

What Hull KR players said to each other to seal historic victory as Brisbane threatened comebackHull KR held on for an epic 30-24 World Club Challenge victory. View Image Hull KR's Elliot MInchella lifts the Betfred World Club Challenge Trophy after victory over Brisbane Broncos. Hull KR always knew the late threat Brisbane Broncos would pose in the World Club Challenge. Hull KR star James Batchelor revealed what was said in the huddle after Mariner’s try brought Brisbane back within 10 points. It was an emphatic, chaotic, dramatic blockbuster - one that has put Hull KR on top of the world.

Laila Rouass shared a glimpse of her and and husband Ronnie O'Sullivan's romantic dinner date on Thursday following their move to Dubai. Ronnie cut a casual figure in a £100 grey Bathing Ape T-shirt which he teamed with a pair of light blue chinos. Later in a clip, Laila asked: 'Ronnie how old were you when Kenny Thomas came out with his song Thinking About You Love?'. To which he cheekily replied: 'One, so that must make Kenny about 85 now' leaving his wife in stitches. 'Vibing' to pal Kenny Thomas' 1991 hit Thinking About Your Love, Laila asked: 'Ronnie how old were you when Kenny Thomas came out with his song Thinking About You Love?'

Sam Warburton: Gatland wrote two words on a whiteboard and it changed everything for WalesSam Warburton believes Steve Borthwick can learn a lesson from Warren Gatland after defeat by Scotland last weekView Image Sam Warburton and Warren GatlandSam Warburton has highlighted the importance of a head coach in times of adversity and believes a trick Warren Gatland once used for his deflated Wales players could be a lesson for England in this Six Nations. ‌Writing in The Times, former Wales captain Warburton has recalled the moment in 2013 when Wales’ title defence appeared to be unravelling after a chastening 30-22 defeat to Ireland in Cardiff, a game in which they had trailed 30-3. “This looked as if it was going to be some sort of physical punishment for what had happened at the weekend,” Warburton said. Back in the team room, Warburton gathered the squad and delivered a simple message to the team, that the championship was still alive. ‌Wales went on to claim the 2013 Six Nations title, sealing it in emphatic fashion with a 30-3 demolition of England in Cardiff to deny their rivals a Grand Slam.

During preparations, part of a throwing cage fell on him. On Friday, UK Athletics Ltd pleaded guilty to corporate manslaughter, having previously denied the charge. In a statement, UK Athletics said: “UK Athletics deeply regrets that the incident in July 2017 resulted in the tragic loss of Abdullah Hayayei’s life. “As you will appreciate, due to the ongoing court proceedings UK Athletics is unable to comment any further at this time.”JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! Both Davies and UK Athletics will be sentenced by the court at a later date.

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Ayden Heaven and Leny Yoro's actions after Man Utd rule change say it allAyden Heaven and Leny Yoro are determined to change their fortunes at Manchester UnitedView Image The defensive duo are sending a message to Michael Carrick (Image: Ash Donelon/Manchester United via Getty Images)Manchester United duo Ayden Heaven and Leny Yoro are hell-bent on forcing their way into Michael Carrick's starting XI. Since Carrick's interim appointment, United have claimed four victories from five matches as they target a return to Champions League football next campaign. The tactical shift has been warmly received, with United producing a string of encouraging displays and results. ‌That isn't the only change the Englishman has overturned since his return to Old Trafford in January. ‌Following United's early FA Cup elimination, the Premier League giants find themselves in the middle of a 13-day gap between fixtures.

King Charles and Queen Camilla showed subtle signs of 'inner anxiety' as they attended public engagements just hours after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested, a body language expert has claimed. The couple appeared composed as they greeted royal fans at separate events this afternoon - with the King attending London Fashion Week while his wife appeared in Westminster to meet young music scholars. Body language expert Judi James has claimed Charles and Camilla showed mirroring signs of 'inner anxiety' throughout their engagements today, despite seeming calm on the surface. Charles appeared to enjoy himself as he sat next to British fashion designer Stella McCartney to watch Tolu Coker's show this afternoon - at times sharing a laugh with the star. It came after Charles ignored questions about his brother's arrest upon his arrival at the fashion show today.

Pic: Gerard O'LoughlinCHAIR YOGAChair yoga classes continue on Fridays in Frenchpark Hall from 11-12 noon. There will be a wide range of events taking place that weekend from May 30th to June 1st inclusive. For further information and to register, contact Tulsk GAA Club’s Child Safeguarding Officer Felicia on 086-083 1264. CLOTHES COLLECTIONA clothes collection in aid of Tulsk GAA, St. Mary’s Ladies Football and Tulsk Camogie Clubs will take place on Tuesday, February 25th at 9.30 a.m. at the Tulsk GAA Club dressing rooms (car-park side). IRISH LANGUAGE CLASSESIrish language classes for adults continue in the Rathcroghan Visitor Centre, Tulsk, (Eircode F45 HH51), every Wednesday from 6.30 p.m. to 8 p.m..