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Guinness Six Nations: England v Wales Venue: Twickenham, London Date: Saturday, 10 February Kick-off: 16:45 GMT Coverage: Watch live on S4C and iPlayer; listen on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, BBC Radio Wales & Radio Cymru; text commentary on BBC Sport website and app. Highlights from 18:00 GMT, 11 February on Scrum V, Sunday, BBC Two Wales and online, and later on demand George North returns from injury to play for Wales against England at Twickenham on Saturday as one of seven changes to the team beaten by Scotland. The fit-again centre will be making his 50th Six Nations appearance. Ioan Lloyd and Tomos Williams, who helped spark last weekend's comeback in the 27-26 defeat by Scotland, are rewarded with starts. The entire starting front-row changes with Gareth Thomas, Elliot Dee and Keiron Assiratti all selected. Flanker Alex Mann, who scored a try against Scotland, gets his first Test start. It is a first Test start at fly-half for Lloyd while Dafydd Jenkins continues as captain. Scrum-half Gareth Davies is dropped from the matchday squad while Owen Watkin makes way for North. Sam Costelow (neck), Leon Brown (shoulder) and James Botham (knee) are injured. Prop Corey Domachowski and hooker Ryan Elias step down to a bench that includes uncapped Bath tight-head prop Archie Griffin. Why England v Wales is 'number one' rivalry Botham out as Wales call Lewis and Davies Wales comeback offers 'confidence' against England Cai Evans could also make his Six Nations debut as a replacement and is joined by Dragons team-mate Taine Basham and Scarlets scrum-half Kieran Hardy. Replacement lock Will Rowlands, who missed last week following the birth of his child, is set to make his first Six Nations appearance since 2022. BBC SPORT

Andy Murray's difficult start to the year continued with defeat in Marseille but Heather Watson earned one of the best wins of her recent career at the Abu Dhabi Open on Tuesday. Murray lost 7-5 6-4 in another error-strewn showing against world number 66 Tomas Machac at the Open 13 Provence. He has lost all four of his matches in 2024, including a first-round exit at last month's Australian Open. Meanwhile, Watson beat Russian ninth seed Veronika Kudermetova 6-3 7-5. The convincing first-round win was Watson's best in terms of ranking since 2017, with Kudermetova ranked 16th in the world - 140 places above the former British number one. "I played really well and had a lot of fun out here today," said Watson, who beat 2020 Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin in qualifying to make the main draw. "I played a Grand Slam champion in the first round and that gave me a lot of confidence. That really helped. I knew the conditions and felt prepared for today." Live scores, results and order of play Alerts: Get tennis news sent to your phone Last month Murray admitted he was in a "terrible moment" but said he "won't quit" in response to an article which questioned when the Scot should retire. BBC SPORT

Great Britain won two silver medals and one bronze on the final day of the UCI Track Nations Cup in Adelaide. Katie Archibald was second in the women's omnium with 125 points, nine behind New Zealand's Ally Wollaston. Katy Marchant took silver in the keirin, which was won by Japan's Mina Sato. Ollie Wood and Joshua Tarling claimed bronze for Britain in the madison, gaining a lap on the peloton late on to finish behind New Zealand and Germany. Britain won three golds, two silvers and three bronze over the three-day event. Archibald and Barker win madison GB win five medals on day one Scot Archibald was second in the scratch race, second in the tempo race and third in the elimination race, while Wollaston was first, third and first respectively. BBC SPORT

Tiger Woods will play his first PGA Tour event of 2024 at the Genesis Invitational in February. The 15-time major champion has had a limited schedule since suffering a leg injury in a car crash in 2021. Woods last played in December when he said he expected to play one event per month in 2024. The 48-year-old says he is "excited" to be playing at the Genesis Invitational, which he hosts, and which starts in California on Thursday, 15 February. Woods withdrew from the Masters in April 2023 before making his return to competitive action at the Hero World Challenge in December. The American also played alongside his 14-year-old son Charlie at the PNC Championship in Orlando in December. Woods' last win on the PGA Tour was at the 2019 Zozo Championship in Japan, which saw him equal Sam Snead's record of 82 Tour victories. BBC SPORT

Alpine driver Pierre Gasly says he was not surprised by Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari for the 2025 season. Gasly said at the launch of Alpine's new car that he was "aware of [Hamilton having] some talks with Ferrari". "He is towards the end of his career, so it was now or never," Gasly said. "But I think it was kept secret for a long time," added the French 28-year-old, who is a close friend of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and plays computer games with Hamilton. He refused to say how he knew about the Mercedes driver's move. Gasly expressed little sympathy for Leclerc's team-mate Carlos Sainz, who is now looking for a seat for 2025. "Carlos is a great driver, Lewis is a fantastic driver, best of all time," Gasly said. "There was an opportunity on both sides and Ferrari and Lewis took it together. It leaves Carlos in a more tricky situation and it's not easy." Alpine slipped to sixth in the constructors' championship in 2023 after finishing fourth the year before and underwent major internal upheaval. They scored two podium finishes in 2023, one for Esteban Ocon in Monaco and a second for Gasly at the Dutch Grand Prix. Gasly said his team had taken "risks" in changing their car concept for 2024 and that this had the potential to lead to a difficult start to the season. BBC SPORT

Third one-day international, Canberra: West Indies 86 (24.1 overs): Athanaze 32 (60), Bartlett 4-21 Australia 87-2 (6.5 overs): Fraser-McGurk 41 (18), Thomas 1-7 Australia won by eight wickets Scorecard Australia completed a 3-0 one-day international series win over West Indies with a historic eight-wicket victory in Canberra. The hosts won with 43.1 overs to spare, making it the shortest completed ODI played in Australia. Xavier Bartlett took four wickets for Australia as West Indies collapsed from 38-1 to 86 all out. Jake Fraser-McGurk (41) and Josh Inglis (35 not out) raced to the target inside seven overs. Australia, who led the series 2-0 going into the third and the final ODI, struggled to take early wickets, but had kept West Indies' run-scoring quiet, with the tourists 38-2 midway through the 11th over after Keacy Carty was dismissed. Alick Athanaze (32) was the only West Indies player to score more than a dozen runs, with extras (13) outscoring all of the Windies' other batters as they were dismissed in 24.1 overs. Fast bowler Bartlett, 25, was making just his second ODI appearance after taking four wickets on his debut in the first ODI of the series. He claimed another four, including the wicket of visiting captain Shai Hope. Spinner Adam Zampa and quick Lance Morris also took two wickets each. BBC SPORT

Summary Second Test, day four, Visakhapatnam India win by 106 runs to level five-Test series at 1-1 England bowled out for 292, Crawley top scores with 73 Brilliant Bumrah wraps up victory and finishes with nine wickets in the match Ashwin claims 3-72 and is now on 499 Test wickets Third Test in Rajkot starts on 15 February BBC Sport

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The following is supplied as a general guide. DO NOT take anything as absolute, as with many things in Thailand, there is rarely consistency, and you should always consult with a qualified professional for advice or speak directly to the Ministry of Labor for Thailand for the current situation and regulations. For all those who are keen on working in Thailand, be aware that there is a list of jobs where you, as a westerner will not be able to get a work permit. The List is taken from The Thai Labor Department Website -http://www.mol.go.th/- 1.- Labour work, except labour work in fishing boats under the next category below. The said work which is forbidden to aliens shall not apply to aliens who have entered into Thailand under an agreement on hire of labour concluded between the Government of Thailand and other nations, and also aliens whose status has been prescribed as legal immigrant and who possess a residence certificate under the law governing immigration. 2.- Agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry or fishery, except work requiring specialised knowledge, farm supervision, or labour work in fishing boats, particularly marine fishery. 3.- Bricklaying, carpentry, or other construction work. 4.- Wood carving. 5.- Driving motor vehicles or vehicles which do not use machinery or mechanical devices, except piloting aircraft internationally. 6.- Front shop sales and auction sale work. 7.-Supervising, auditing, or giving service in accountancy, except occasional internal auditing. 8.-Cutting or polishing precious or semi-precious stones. 9.- Haircutting, hairdressing, or beautification. 10.- Cloth weaving by hand. 11.- Mat weaving or making utensils from reed, rattan, jute, hay, or bamboo. 12.- Making rice paper by hand. 13.- Lacquer work. 14.- Making Thai musical instruments. 15.- Niello work. 16.- Goldsmith, silversmith, or gold/copper alloy smith work. Stone work. 17.- Making Thai dolls. 18.- Making mattresses or quilts. 19.- Making alms bowls. 20.- Making silk products by hand. 21.- Making Buddha images. 22.- Knife making. 23.- Making paper or cloth umbrellas. 24.- Making shoes. 25.- Making hats. 26.- Brokerage or agency except in international trading. 27.- Professional civil engineering concerning design and calculation, systemization, analysis, planning, testing, construction supervision, or consulting services, excluding work requiring specialized techniques. 28.- Professional architectural work concerning design, drawing/making, cost estimation, or consulting services. 29.- Dressmaking. 30.- Pottery. 31.- Cigarette rolling by hand. 32.- Tour guiding or conducting. 33.- Hawking of goods & Thai typesetting by hand. 34.- Unwinding and twisting silk by hand. 35.- Clerical or secretarial work. 36.- Providing legal services or engaging in legal work, except arbitration work; and work relating to defence of cases at arbitration level, provided the law governing the dispute under consideration by the arbitrators is not Thai law, or it is a case where there is no need to apply for the enforcement of such arbitration award in Thailand.

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