into lincolnshire midlands and up into lincolnshire and east yorkshire, cloudy and damp with outbreaks of rain and scattered thunderstorms to the south—east corner where again it will be quite humid. the temperature not as high as it has been but still quite high. 17 in glasgow and belfast so a fresher field. 17 in glasgow and belfast so a fresherfield. into the 17 in glasgow and belfast so a fresher field. into the start of wednesday as this area of high pressure builds there will be places in the highlands that get very close to freezing and there could be a touch of frost for some to start wednesday morning but more like 15-16 with that wednesday morning but more like 15—16 with that humidity lingering far eastern coasts. through wednesday, a lot of fine weather wet spells of sunshine before a frontal system brings rain into scotland and northern ireland later. the temperature 16—21 for most of us and by the end of the week there is some rain in the forecast but the temperature in the south still up into the 20s. warmth and humidity struggling to clear southern parts.

ben, thank you. and before we go, let me tell you about a new documentary that is on bbc two tonight. laura kuenssberg has spent months looking at our political system. state of chaos — available on the iplayer now and on tv at 9pm. what happened to our political system. i what happened to our political s stem. ., �* ~ ., what happened to our political sstem. ., �* ~ ., ., what happened to our political s stem. ., �* ~ ., ., , ~ system. i don't know a single mp that didn't _ system. i don't know a single mp that didn't get — system. i don't know a single mp that didn't get a _ system. i don't know a single mp that didn't get a death _ system. i don't know a single mp that didn't get a death threat. . system. i don't know a single mp that didn't get a death threat. he want that didn't get a death threat. hrs. want to that didn't get a death threat. want to be that didn't get a death threat. he: want to be satisfied until he burns the house down. i want to be satisfied until he burns the house down.— want to be satisfied until he burns the house down. i was very specific, i think you — the house down. i was very specific, i think you have _ the house down. i was very specific, i think you have three _ the house down. i was very specific, i think you have three weeks. - just how close did our political system come to falling apart? i think we lost our minds. and would it ever be the same again? it is the end of normal. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now its time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight.

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. it's touch and go for wales — they must win their qualifier against latvia, not long before kick off in this crucial match ahead of next summer's euros. it might not mean anything — but it means everything — southgate's side travel to scotland to take on steve clarke's squad in a friendly. finally luis rubiales resigns, but shows no remorse. with many saying the actions of the former spanish fa president have shaken the women's game around the world. we wa nt we want this to the be the beginning of something. as far as women's football group. the of something. as far as women's football group.— of something. as far as women's football group. the giddy heights of world number— football group. the giddy heights of world number one, _ football group. the giddy heights of world number one, djokovic - football group. the giddy heights of world number one, djokovic takes l football group. the giddy heights of l world number one, djokovic takes the world's number one after straight sets wins.

novak, his longevity has been the greatest i think, he's played at this level for such long time now. we'll round up the wrigley world cup over the weekend, including england's progress. —— rugby world cup. welcome to the programme. it's crunch time for wales boss rob page, his side are in latvia for a make or break euro qualifier. rob page, his side are in latvia they kick off in just over an hour's time, and wales know they must win if they are to keep alive their hopes of getting to germany automatically next summer. captain aaron ramsey has said they can do it, but afterfour games, wales are fourth in group d, with only bottom—placed latvia behind them. they might be hoping to take inspiration from their rugby team who won over the weekend.

george zielinski sent this report from latvia. before the football, it was the rugby that was exciting supporters. many will be hoping to repeat these scenes tonight, when wales wins in football. whales have won just one game in 13, but against a team ranked 113 in the world, wills fans will be expecting more. especially considering there... qualifying group d, qualification outright from the group in serious doubt and some fans here say it needs just a bit more luck to turn things around. i think it's time for a change. he'sl think it's time for a change. he's not a think it's time for a change. he's got a good _ think it's time for a change. he's got a good job. _ think it's time for a change. he's got a good job, it's _ think it's time for a change. he's got a good job, it's like - think it's time for a change. he's got a good job, it's like any football_ got a good job, it's like any

football manager. you have a bad run with it. _ football manager. you have a bad run with it. all— football manager. you have a bad run with it, all the fans get on your back, _ with it, all the fans get on your back, you — with it, all the fans get on your back, you have a good run, they stick, _ back, you have a good run, they stick, stick— back, you have a good run, they stick, stick with him and just see what _ stick, stick with him and just see what happens. stick, stick with him and 'ust see what happensfi stick, stick with him and 'ust see what happenafi stick, stick with him and 'ust see what happens. we've lost so many tames, what happens. we've lost so many games. since _ what happens. we've lost so many games, since he's— what happens. we've lost so many games, since he's been _ what happens. we've lost so many games, since he's been a - what happens. we've lost so manyl games, since he's been a manager, what happens. we've lost so many i games, since he's been a manager, i think— games, since he's been a manager, i think we've _ games, since he's been a manager, i think we've all — games, since he's been a manager, i think we've all lost _ games, since he's been a manager, i think we've all lost confidence - games, since he's been a manager, i think we've all lost confidence in - think we've all lost confidence in him now— think we've all lost confidence in him now and _ think we've all lost confidence in him now and i_ think we've all lost confidence in him now and i think— think we've all lost confidence in him now and i think the - think we've all lost confidence in him now and i think the playersl him now and i think the players have as welt _ him now and i think the players have as well. ., , , , ., as well. the whales players and coachint as well. the whales players and coaching staff _ as well. the whales players and coaching staff say _ as well. the whales players and coaching staff say they - as well. the whales players and coaching staff say they are - as well. the whales players and l coaching staff say they are aware as well. the whales players and - coaching staff say they are aware of the pressure but are using it as motivation to get their campaign back on track. i motivation to get their campaign back on track.— back on track. i 'ust have to be true to myself — back on track. ijust have to be true to myself and _ back on track. ijust have to be true to myself and do - back on track. ijust have to be true to myself and do what - back on track. ijust have to be true to myself and do what i i true to myself and do what i think is right, that's why i've got the job. something like for the last couple of years to be given the opportunity to bandage wills. i am enjoying every minute of it, even the stress and pressure that comes with it. we the stress and pressure that comes with it. . ., , with it. we are right behind them, we know, with it. we are right behind them, we know. we _ with it. we are right behind them, we know, we all— with it. we are right behind them, we know, we all feel _ with it. we are right behind them, we know, we all feel comfortablel we know, we all feel comfortable around _ we know, we all feel comfortable around him and he definitely, over the last— around him and he definitely, over the last four or five years now, he's _ the last four or five years now, he's shown_ the last four or five years now, he's shown what he is capable of

doing _ he's shown what he is capable of doing. going to major tournaments, and you _ doing. going to major tournaments, and you know, bringing through a lot young _ and you know, bringing through a lot young players. and you know, bringing through a lot young players-_ young players. anything less than a win atainst young players. anything less than a win against the _ young players. anything less than a win against the last _ young players. anything less than a win against the last team _ young players. anything less than a win against the last team would - young players. anything less than a win against the last team would be | win against the last team would be unacceptable to most fans, now it's up unacceptable to most fans, now it's up to him and the players to deliver those expectations. earlier, i spoke to george in riga and asked him. if wills could do it. ranked 123 in the world behind latvia. but yeah, if they have any chance of qualifying automatically from group d, for euro 2024, tonight �*s game is a really big must win. and thinking of rob page, it wasn't that long that he took whales to the first world cup and 64 years, is it really that his position could be in

doubt now?— really that his position could be in doubt now? a ., ., , . ., doubt now? what a difference a few months makes _ doubt now? what a difference a few months makes in _ doubt now? what a difference a few months makes in football, - doubt now? what a difference a few| months makes in football, obviously getting to the world cup is a huge success for whales, but they were locked out of the competition in any sort of bleak circumstances really. a bit of a whimper, has been quite poon a bit of a whimper, has been quite poor, they've only one one game. 1—0 win there. it has been disappointing for10 win there. it has been disappointing for 10 two. i was in a conference with him and he was asked about the pressure on his shoulder, he said listen, i'mjust pressure on his shoulder, he said listen, i'm just doing the best i can, i'm going out there coming trying to... racking up on him and anything less than a win here today you think he could be in trouble. george zielinski there in riga for us. so, it's been a tough

campaign for wales, who are fourth in group d, with just four points from four games. they trail group leaders turkey by six points and are three adrift of second—placed croatia, who have a game in hand. so, a win against bottom side latvia is all—but essential if they are to qualify automatically. well, northern ireland find themselves in a similarly difficult position. their 1—0 defeat to kazakhstan was their fifth in a row, and it leaves them second bottom of group h, withjust three points from their six games. they're ten points behind group leaders slovenia and denmark, with only the top two qualifying automatically. scotland though, are flying. steve clarke's side top group a, having won all five of their games, and they're on the brink of qualifying for the championships next summer in germany. well, scotland have the distraction tomorrow of the "not—so" friendly

against the auld enemy england. hampden will host the 150th anniversary heritage match, marking the very first international fixture which took place between the two sides in 1872. in their 115 meetings, scotland have generally been the underdogs, but they are the in—form team after england could only manage a draw against ukraine. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornall is at hampden. there is an awful lot of excitement and optimism surrounding scotland here at hampton park, and with good reason. scotland as we've been hearing are interest has stick form at the moment, they have risen 20 places in the world rankings to 30th under steve clark. spain and norway in european qualifying, they could even qualify for the euros tomorrow night, that's if norway and georgia ends in a draw. right now all that is occupying the mind of steve

clark, is the challenge of england. at that match will be the perfect barometer for how far his side have progressed. tote barometer for how far his side have progressed-— progressed. we had a good comfortable _ progressed. we had a good comfortable evening, - progressed. we had a good comfortable evening, then| progressed. we had a good i comfortable evening, then we progressed. we had a good - comfortable evening, then we see what we can do against a team that is always in the later stage of later tournaments, that's the benchmark we want to judge ourselves against, and we'll find out tomorrow night how close we are.— night how close we are. meanwhile entland night how close we are. meanwhile england travel— night how close we are. meanwhile england travel here _ night how close we are. meanwhile england travel here to _ night how close we are. meanwhile england travel here to glasgow - night how close we are. meanwhile england travel here to glasgow off| england travel here to glasgow off that boisterous atmosphere in poland. southgate admitted in the aftermath of that match that his side weren't quite at their best and they didn't click and attack. he was asked earlier hear what the approach would be for this game against scotland given that it's a friendly, that wasn't the sort of a cage and you can tinker around with the team. you can't fiddle around with the team, _ you can't fiddle around with the team, because we are playing a top-level— team, because we are playing a top—level side, be at full tilt and giving _ top—level side, be at full tilt and giving us — top—level side, be at full tilt and giving us a — top—level side, be at full tilt and giving us a really high challenge. so you _ giving us a really high challenge. so you can't overlay experiments

because — so you can't overlay experiments because that would be ridiculous. now, _ because that would be ridiculous. now, england have a decent record against scotland but they know they will have to overcome a hostile atmosphere here at hampton park to come out on top against steve clark's side. it may be a friendly, but this is a celebration of football's old lists rivalry and a rivalry that is still as intense as ever. germany host the men's european championship next summer, but at the moment they don't have anyone to manage them. hansi flick was sacked after they lost 4—1 to japan in a friendly. it's the first time in history that a german manager has been dismissed and now, they're targeting a new coach to take them into the tournament with former bayern munich boss julian nagelsmann among the favourites. earlier i spoke to german football journalist constantin eckner who said things came to a head over the weekend.

the outing against japan which was actually meant to be or intended to be like kind of a redemption game, after they lost to japan at the world cup. but that turned out to be disastrous for undefeated, also... that wasn't really the answer a lot of people wanted him to give. d0 answer a lot of people wanted him to tive. ,., , ., answer a lot of people wanted him to . ive. , ., , answer a lot of people wanted him to ive. , ., , ., give. do they have their eye on next ear 's give. do they have their eye on next year 's home — give. do they have their eye on next year 's home euros _ give. do they have their eye on next year 's home euros for germany? i give. do they have their eye on next. year 's home euros for germany? the attention year 's home euros for germany? iie: attention right year 's home euros for germany? "iie: attention right now year 's home euros for germany? iie: attention right now in year 's home euros for germany? i““ie: attention right now in the year 's home euros for germany? iie: attention right now in the football association is the european championship that is a big tournament, it is of course also from the perspective of publicity and general football association wants to generate a plus around this tournament, and you've got an national team that is struggling, not winning any games against

notable opponents. the sense of urgency and that's why the association decided to fire the national coach for the first time in the first time in history.— the first time in history. there've been quite _ the first time in history. there've been quite a _ the first time in history. there've been quite a few— the first time in history. there've been quite a few big _ the first time in history. there've been quite a few big names - the first time in history. there'vel been quite a few big names linked with the position to replace him, which big names in particular today for you, and how realistic do you feel they might be? flit for you, and how realistic do you feel they might be?— for you, and how realistic do you feel they might be? of course some in entland feel they might be? of course some in england speculate _ feel they might be? of course some in england speculate that _ feel they might be? of course some in england speculate that europe . feel they might be? of course some | in england speculate that europe cup might be on the list, i guess the german fa would be up in arms, happy about becoming a national coach, but it's not a realistic scenario at this point in time at least. so they will approach the former bear and coach who is right now out of a job, enmity a summer who hasn't had a full—time coaching position in over 15 years but was the sporting director of the football association and who is regarded as one of the

proudest football mines in germany just all around. the young prospect, he is only 36 which sometimes you might forget because he has been around for a couple of years now. if he is really interested in the job we don't know, may be a one—year dealjust coaching a team at the euros and then leaving again because he wants to pursue a career at the club level. but yeah, that's up in the air, these two names that will be approached by the football association. now, this man prompted a global debate about sexism and abuses of power in women's football, but finally, luis rubiales has resigned as president of the spanish football federation. he confirmed the news during a sit—down interview with talk tv�*s piers morgan, saying his role had become untenable. it follows spanish midfielder jenny hermoso filing a legal complaint against him for — what she has called — a non—consensual kiss during the women's world cup final presentation ceremony last month.

earlier i spoke to spanish journalist antia andre and began by asking her if she was surprised at the lack of remorse from rubiales. steinway says the situation has brought everyone in the women's game together. we brought everyone in the women's game totether. . ., �* ., , ., , together. we don't want this to be the end of something, _ together. we don't want this to be the end of something, we - together. we don't want this to be the end of something, we want. together. we don't want this to be | the end of something, we want this to be the beginning of something. so everybody as a one's football group, we fought as journalists for the outcome to be what it is. and obviously the outcome is what we want but at the same time we want this to be the start of something rather than the end of something. we want to continue to have these conversations, feel comfortable to have these conversations. feel comfortable in your workplace to be able to stand up for whatever you think is right and i think that's where we will show in the women's game, together we are so much more powerful and together we can make change and this can be the start of something going forward where we can be united as a team to continue to push for what is right.

they made the biggest achievement of their life. _ they made the biggest achievement of their life, and the focus had to be on that— their life, and the focus had to be on that for— their life, and the focus had to be on that for the following week instead — on that for the following week instead of them just being able to celebrate — instead of them just being able to celebrate and enjoy themselves, they have to _ celebrate and enjoy themselves, they have to focus on these kinds of topics — have to focus on these kinds of topics but— have to focus on these kinds of topics. but i think it shows that the powers with the players, i think what. _ the powers with the players, i think what, what has been proven now since the reaction _ what, what has been proven now since the reaction of everyone, i think it shows— the reaction of everyone, i think it shows that — the reaction of everyone, i think it shows that the players have a lot of power _ shows that the players have a lot of power if _ shows that the players have a lot of power if they are united and they speak— power if they are united and they speak up. — power if they are united and they speak up, and i think that is a positive — speak up, and i think that is a positive sign. regularly i spoke to auntie andre. any of the spanish and worldwide journalists that we are following this case, his behaviour was not a good one of course and in his statement he said that he didn't

want to harm any more for spanish football, but the truth is he already did. so it wasn't really a surprise that he was trying just to keep him aware, morejudging from people in spain and it is of course, unfortunately not surprising that he didn't apologise to jenni unfortunately not surprising that he didn't apologise tojenni hermoso. is there a section of spanish society that feels that rubiales did nothing wrong?— nothing wrong? there is, i don't know if it's _ nothing wrong? there is, i don't know if it's 5096, _ nothing wrong? there is, i don't know if it's 5096, but _ nothing wrong? there is, i don't know if it's 5096, but you - nothing wrong? there is, i don't know if it's 5096, but you know l nothing wrong? there is, i don't| know if it's 5096, but you know in know if it's 50%, but you know in spain we are so divided about some social topics, feminism is one of them. and yeah, many overall men, they think that he hasn't done anything bad because it was a moment of euphoria. but i think it's not the behaviour of a boss and the boss

of the spanish football federation, it's not a well behaviour but i am so sad to say, he hadn't done anything. that's the reason he hasn't it resigned before because he have many people supporting him. hagar have many people supporting him. how depressing is it that almost a month on from them winning come of the greatest achievement in women's football, the world cup, instead of spain celebrating the success of their players, this conversation is dominating. their players, this conversation is dominating-— dominating. that is so saddening because three _ dominating. that is so saddening because three weeks _ dominating. that is so saddening because three weeks after - dominating. that is so saddening because three weeks after that i dominating. that is so saddening - because three weeks after that world championship, we are still talking about him. we are still talking about him. we are still talking about tim beck to, he is the main character. i would like to say that they have enough... i think that wasn't enough and one thing i would

like to say this, spanish football has one more than world champions. and i think they won, it won't be the last time they can have the time to celebrate another one. at the age of 36, novak djokovic is back to the top of the tennis rankings. to defeat daniil medvedev in three sets and win a men's 24th grand slam title, equalling margaret court's record. he is the oldest us open champion in the new era, he has now won the tournament four times. the new era, he has now won the tournament fourtimes. speaking tournament four times. speaking earlier on the tournament fourtimes. speaking earlier on the cbs morning show he spoke about the... to get his level in tennis.

go do your chores, and go do your routines, if you want to get the grand slam finals level and fight for the biggest trophy in sport, you have to work and you have to sacrifice. being there it was just a. sacrifice. being there it was just a, 0k, sacrifice. being there it was just a, ok, this is why i am pushing myself. 0k, a, ok, this is why i am pushing myself. ok, so i might as well give it all, and it was just an incredible experience. three time grand slam winner andy murray, who's known djokovic since they were children said: but he doesn't think the world number one is finished yet. novak has been a — number one is finished yet. novak has been a incredible _ number one is finished yet. novak has been a incredible player - number one is finished yet. novak has been a incredible player for i number one is finished yet. novak has been a incredible player for a | has been a incredible player for a very long — has been a incredible player for a very long time, roger and has been a incredible player for a very long time, rogerand rafa is the longevity, and how long they've all been _ the longevity, and how long they've all been able to do that for, obviously know that, his lunch evidence — obviously know that, his lunch evidence he has been the greatest of them. _ evidence he has been the greatest of them. he _ evidence he has been the greatest of them, he has played at this level for such— them, he has played at this level for such a — them, he has played at this level for such a long time now. yeah, it's up for such a long time now. yeah, it's up to— for such a long time now. yeah, it's up to the young guys to be pushing

him to— up to the young guys to be pushing him to you — up to the young guys to be pushing him to you know, to be looking to overtake — him to you know, to be looking to overtake him. i don't think he's going _ overtake him. i don't think he's going to — overtake him. i don't think he's going to stop at 24 let you know, you never— going to stop at 24 let you know, you never know how long it will last _ you never know how long it will last. whether it's you know, physically, motivation. but to do what _ physically, motivation. but to do what novak is doing like on a consistent basis it's different. you know. _ consistent basis it's different. you know. it's — consistent basis it's different. you know, it's not the same. you know as doing _ know, it's not the same. you know as doing it. _ know, it's not the same. you know as doing it. you — know, it's not the same. you know as doing it, you know, for 15, 20 weeks a year like _ doing it, you know, for 15, 20 weeks a year like novak is doing every time _ a year like novak is doing every time he — a year like novak is doing every time he steps on the court, you know. i— time he steps on the court, you know, i think alcaraz will soon get to that _ know, i think alcaraz will soon get to that level. but yeah, i don't think— to that level. but yeah, i don't think this _ to that level. but yeah, i don't think this will be the last time that novak wins a grand slam. the opening weekend of the rugby world cup threw up a few surprises, some controversy, and of course, some thrilling rugby. 14 man england beat argentina comfortably 27—10. scotland lost to south africa 18—3 and it was a tight 32 points to 26 victory for wales against fiji. 0ur rugby reporter sara 0rchard joined me earlier to talk through the weekends action, starting with england's

impressive performance, despite that red card for tom currie. for all the delight there was from those three for drop goals in marseille for all the fans that travelled there, will be concerned now for tom curry who had really been built up by a lot of the press following england how he was going in that match, for him to place a little of it. that was a huge disappointment not only for him but for england france. that reputation around discipline and had contact, when pharaoh, the england captain he is now out and band for another game againstjapan. it's highly likely against japan. it's highly likely that againstjapan. it's highly likely that tom curry will receive a four match band. we will be expecting but likely reduced by two games, that disciplinary hearing will be heard tomorrow so we may hear the result

of that later tomorrow evening or even wednesday morning. you've mentioned _ even wednesday morning. you've mentioned some _ even wednesday morning. you've mentioned some of _ even wednesday morning. you've mentioned some of the _ even wednesday morning. you've mentioned some of the other- mentioned some of the other incidents, sarah, is there discipline for england? it appears that there is, _ discipline for england? it appears that there is, they _ discipline for england? it appears that there is, they have - discipline for england? it appears that there is, they have said - discipline for england? it appears that there is, they have said that| that there is, they have said that they are working on it, i have spoken directly to england's defence coach, they are working on it all the time. he is also conducting the sessions that the players have to do when they go to the so—called tactile school, when they produce these videos for world rugby. there are other nations that have had theseissues are other nations that have had these issues as well, but as a tier 1 nation and as big a union as england is right now, you have to say it isn't a good look for them. speaking of red cards, if the curry incident was... jesse grill should have been sent off after his head on head contact with scotland's jack dempsey. is there a problem with consistency already in this world cup? consistency already in this world cu . ? . consistency already in this world cu . ? , ., , consistency already in this world cu-? , ., , , consistency already in this world cu - ? , ., , , , ., consistency already in this world cu . ? , ., , , , ., ., cup? yes, and this is something that world rugby — cup? yes, and this is something that world rugby is _ cup? yes, and this is something that

world rugby is going _ cup? yes, and this is something that world rugby is going to _ cup? yes, and this is something that world rugby is going to have to - cup? yes, and this is something that world rugby is going to have to look. world rugby is going to have to look at, i only have to look at my social media feed now and that is exactly is absolutely stuffed with start to finish, what is the difference of this that and the other, even the tom curry incident i was having messages from friends and family who are confused still about what the laws are and what happens, because obviously that went to the television match official bunker which was reviewed, and a lot of people confuse that all of a sudden a yellow had become a red, it is still learning time �*s for rugby union about how to get this right. but i think it does have to be a lot clearer about why something is not looked at again. players can be cited automatically, if something is missed by match officials it can be looked at again but some of those instants that you highlight it could be that world rugby needs to come out and explain why they are not being looked at again. we out and explain why they are not being looked at again.— being looked at again. we must mention wheels, _ being looked at again. we must mention wheels, had _ being looked at again. we must mention wheels, had a - being looked at again. we must mention wheels, had a bit - being looked at again. we must mention wheels, had a bit of i being looked at again. we must mention wheels, had a bit of a l mention wheels, had a bit of a lucky escape against fiji, though it was a thrilling match. it escape against fi'i, though it was a thrilling match.— thrilling match. it really was, i mean a bonus _ thrilling match. it really was, i mean a bonus point _ thrilling match. it really was, i mean a bonus point victory - thrilling match. it really was, i mean a bonus point victory forj thrilling match. it really was, i- mean a bonus point victory for wales �*s stuff of dreams considering the

pool that they're playing and pool c. fiji did of course take the bonus point and a losing try bonus, but for them to lose the match essentially in the final moments of the game when he knocked on the ball with the trier line, absolutely begging will be something they no doubt play in their minds for a long time. of course they'll be playing australia next up and send ntn, that's absolutely enormous for them. and it could still define who ultimately progresses from that and gets through to the full quarterfinals but there will be disappointed that this has happened to a pacific islander nation because there was huge hopes, particularly for the fijians coming into this world cup. sir for the fijians coming into this world cup-— for the fijians coming into this world cu-. ,, . ., ,, ., ,, for the fijians coming into this world cu-. ,, . ., , , ., ~ ., world cup. sir orchard speaking to me earlier there. _ world cup. sir orchard speaking to me earlier there. now _ world cup. sir orchard speaking to me earlier there. now before - world cup. sir orchard speaking to me earlier there. now before we i world cup. sir orchard speaking to | me earlier there. now before we go we've got some breaking news to bring you, former manchester and 90 and... provisionally suspended in italy for an anti—doping offence. italy's anti—doping tribunal has said tonight they have confirmed it.

it is understood that the test was done when he won last month and there was detected testosterone, and it will a hormone that increases athlete's endurance, we will have more details on the developing story throughout the night over on the bbc sport website. but that's all from sports day, just under an hour to go until kick—off in riga, must win game for rob pages team, qualifying for next year's euros in germany, you can follow all of the developments on that match over on five live sports extra, plus on our website at bbc .co .uk/ football, that's it for sports day, thank you so much for watching, bye—bye.

hello there. well, today, temperatures didn't get to 30 degrees celsius somewhere in the uk, unlike the previous seven days, which was a record for september, we've never had seven consecutive days back to back where temperatures have reached 30 degrees celsius before, but the heatwave is ending. we've seen this weather front move in across the north—west of the uk through the day today, introducing cooler and fresher air and that will continue to push its way gradually south—eastwards. i say cooler and fresher. actually, temperatures will be getting closer to average for the time of the year as we get towards the middle part of the week. now, we still did have warm sunshine across east anglia in south east england. temperatures still reached, well, 26 degrees or so in places, whereas across the north west of the uk we have thicker clouds and outbreaks of rain from our weatherfront and it's the front that will bring a change to cooler weather. so overnight tonight, clearing skies for scotland and northern ireland. with the weather turning chilly for england and wales, a slow moving weather front tending to pep up with some persistent outbreaks of rain for some, whereas across east anglia in south east england probably staying dry, but one or two mist patches around

as we start the day on tuesday. now i think for tuesday this weather front�*s going to be really slow—moving, so rain on and off through the day and probably some of the rain quite heavy across eastern areas of england, maybe with an odd rumble of thunder. sunniest weather for scotland and northern ireland, wherever you are those temperatures coming down, 17—22 for most. then for the middle part of the week, high pressure is with us just for one day. so after a sunny start, once we've lost the early morning mist and fog, i see a bit of cloud bubbling up. the exception to the dry theme. well, for western scotland and maybe western counties of northern ireland, close to an area of low pressure, you may well see outbreaks of rain at times. those temperatures high teens to low 20s. for thursday, some strong winds around this low pressure buffeting the north—west of scotland as our weather front continues its journey southwards and eastwards across england and wales. the weather front itself continuing to weaken as it moves southwards. indeed, we'll probably start to see southerly winds move back in across east anglia, and south east england, boosting the temperatures potentially back into the mid 20s for scotland and northern ireland.

thursday's a blustery day, a day of sunny spells and showers. and then as we get through friday, more especially into the weekend, looks like we'll see more rain across southern portions of the uk, but the weather a bit more uncertain in the north. life in london this is bbc news.

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