south-westerly wind will because the south—westerly wind will drive milder air right across the country in the early hours of saturday morning. temperatures climbing up. by dawn they will sit around six or seven to the north but maybe iii, and incredibly mild start to tomorrow morning. but unfortunately a wet one as the rain continues to push north and east. a burst of heavy rain clearing from east anglia and the london area by late morning and then brightening up slowly behind. but a frequent rush of showers continuing in the far north—west. the feel of the weather, very mild but i'm not sure the rain will help, unfortunately. moving into sunday, the low pressure still with us, circulating around that, a rash of slow and sharp showers. sunny spells and scattered showers on sunday and blustery. the strongest wind across the south on sunday. you will really notice it there. temperatures again around 11-14. if there. temperatures again around ii—ili. if you want something drier

and quieter i can offer ii—ili. if you want something drier and quieter i can offer you that across england and wales into next week is an area of high pressure builds, keeping things quiet, but not further north. thanks, louise. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. from the six team it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening: the biggest punishment in premier league history — everton docked ten points for breaking financial rules. england are already at the euros. we'll be live at wembley and with the wales camp in armenia as they attempt to join them. after a ao—year wait for formula i to return to las vegas, another delay due to a bump

in the road, literally. also coming up on sportsday: imagine this full. and blue. india sets out to win its cricket world cup, with 100,000 inside and another billion beyond. the premier 15s is no more — step forward a new league to take women's domestic rugby into a new era. hello again. ten years after the premier league introduced their financial fair play rules, they've led to the biggest sporting sanction in the competition's history. everton have been docked ten points for breaching the regulations, a punishment they've called "wholly disproportionate and unjust" and will appeal. but the deduction is immediate and drags them down from 14th in the table to second bottom

and firmly into a relegation battle, but there could also be consequences beyond goodison park. just before coming on air, i spoke to our sports editor, dan roan. "everton football club is both shocked and disappointed by the ruling of the premier league's commission. the club believes that the commission has imposed a wholly disproportionate and unjust sporting sanction. the club has already communicated its intention to appeal the decision to the premier league. everton maintains that it has been open and transparent in the information it has provided to the premier league and that it has always respected the integrity of the process. both the harshness and severity of the sanction imposed by the commission are neither a fair nor a reasonable reflection of the evidence submitted. the club will also monitor with great interest the decisions made in any other cases concerning the premier league's profit and sustainability rules". our sports editor, dan roan, is at goodison park. well, the sense of dismay here at goodison is palpable. you will have

seen the statement that everton released earlier saying that they were shocked and disappointed by what they have described as a disproportionate and unjust punishment. i think on top of the anger there is no doubt there will be a lot of concern about, for example, the prospect, potentially, of rival clubs that were relegated in recent seasons seeking millions of pounds worth of damages and compensation. we will have to wait and see if that materialises. then there is the prospective takeover by american investors of this club. that is currently going through the regulatory process. will this derail lapse? because this ten point deduction has been implemented, there is no doubts according to many that will be a regulation —— relegation battle again. at this

point deduction it will be another challenging situation that the club faces over the coming months, so plenty of worries there. you can sense the frustration of fans who feel they are hard done by, that they are something of an easy target, yet speak to the supporters of other clubs and i will say that these financial regulations are there for a reason, they are designed to stop overspending, and with an independent financial regulator on the horizon it was time for the premier league to bare its teeth. the other significant elements of all this is those other clubs that face scrutiny over their finances, most obviously manchester city, who earlier this season were hit with more than 100 charges of breaching premier league rules. they deny any wrongdoing. more recently, chelsea, who face scrutiny over alleged secret payments linked to the previous club owner, roman

abramovich. they are under investigation by the premier league. we don't know if charges will be brought. fans of both. it may well say if everton can be hit with a ten point deduction over one charge, if either of our clubs are found guilty over more serious allegations were more charges, then what might happen? even perhaps relegation? it also creates the impression of a somewhat chaotic and unsatisfactory situation for the premier league. it used to be said that the tables based on the performances of world—class players, but if the railings, commissions and workings of accountants and lawyers become more influential because of these various controversies, that may no longer be the case. dan roan. you've already got a sense of how everton are feeling from their statement. leon osman is a former player of the club and gave us more insight into the mood at goodison park everton feel like they have done

everything they possibly could to remain within necessary boundaries. they have jumped through the hips asked of them, they have gone through the last few seasons with the salary cap in place, that is already having your hands tied behind your back because of sporting integrity, and they have this huge point deduction on top of that. the feelings are a bit raw at the moment. the feelings are a bit raw at the moment. liverpool's mayor, steve rotherham, says he will support everton�*s appeal, calling the punishment excessive and grossly unfair, but the club's legendary goalkeeper neville southall claims everton should accept it and use the points deduction to galvanise them. these are some of the fans who were at goodison park as the announcement was made today. it isa it is a bit disappointing, but i think we will still be all right this year. the teams around us are looking too good. we can take the

punishment and still be all right. all we can do at the end of the day is proved _ all we can do at the end of the day is proved to — all we can do at the end of the day is proved to the premier league that we are _ is proved to the premier league that we are everton football club and we will survive — we are everton football club and we will survive everything they throw at us _ everything they throw at us. gareth southgate might be grateful england's euro qualifier against malta tonight takes place with their spot in the finals already secure. they have only been able to have two training sessions, after a host of withdrawals earlier in the week led to three players being added to the squad. one or more might get their chance at wembley tonight, where we can join our correspondent natalie pirks. southgate will have some slightly different resources at his disposal tonight. very much so, in what is his his 90th match as england manager, seven years after it took over in the wake of this sam allardyce chaos, shall we say. his first match in charge was multi—here at wembley, so a full—circle moment for him. that 3—1

win over italy as she had that england qualified for the euros with two matches to spare, but there still stuff to for. one point here tonight ensures they top the group, meaning there will be top seeds for the draw, which is important if they want to avoid some of the big boys in the group stages. they have had five big withdrawals, three new players have come in and it is a good opportunity for the likes of trent alexander—arnold to show they can to in midfield, the likes of mark kay to cement a spot at centre back, orat mark kay to cement a spot at centre back, or at least make sure he is first runner—up for the opposition. and cole palmer, to see if he can perhaps get his first senior cap. sir bobby charlton's funeral on monday, and this is the first game since his passing. now england will have the chance to reflect on that. yes, this is the first opportunity really for england fans to say

goodbye to a player that served england so well. a player that got 106 caps for his country. tonight we will see black arm bands warned by the incan players, we will see our mosaic in the crowd and there will also be a period of applause for, frankly, a legend of england deaf football. gareth southgate has talked about how he showed some of the players when they met up at st george's video a video talking about bobby charlton, showing what he was like as a player. for him, he says he wants to make income players certain of their identity and you only know about your identity by learning about your history, and boy, what a contribution to england �*s history sir charlton made. elsewhere, northern ireland's match in finland kicked off at 5.00pm so they're deep into the second half. northern ireland trailed finland 3—0

in helsinki. northern ireland trailed finland 3—0 in helsinki. northern ireland can't qualify for euro 2024, but wales still can. reaching germany remains in their own hands and can be secured with two wins from their final two matches, starting tomorrow in armenia, from where tomos dafydd reports. far away from home, wales are hoping to take a giant leap towards another major tournaments. to take a giant leap towards another majortournaments. in to take a giant leap towards another major tournaments. in armenia's capital city, where grants soviet era architecture dominates, the fans arrived after at 2500 mile journey. we travelled to rome yesterday, landed in rome at about ten o'clock, spent the day there, so a bit of sightseeing and a little bit of wine. we havejust arrived here in armenia now. if wine. we have “ust arrived here in armenia now.— wine. we have “ust arrived here in armenia new.— wine. we have “ust arrived here in armenia now. if we win in armenia tomorrow. — armenia now. if we win in armenia tomorrow. the _ armenia now. if we win in armenia tomorrow, the atmosphere - armenia now. if we win in armenia tomorrow, the atmosphere will. armenia now. if we win in armenia tomorrow, the atmosphere will be | tomorrow, the atmosphere will be fantastic — tomorrow, the atmosphere will be fantastic. can you do it? absolutely. the people are really friendly, — absolutely. the people are really friendly, thoroughly— absolutely. the people are really friendly, thoroughly enjoying - absolutely. the people are really friendly, thoroughly enjoying it. i friendly, thoroughly enjoying it. the players _

friendly, thoroughly enjoying it. the players are _ friendly, thoroughly enjoying it. the players are facing _ friendly, thoroughly enjoying it. the players are facing a - friendly, thoroughly enjoying it. the players are facing a hostile | the players are facing a hostile crowd here tomorrow will only spur them on. despite being ruled out, aaron ramsey has travelled with the squad and apart from the midfielder�*s injury, wales are at full strength. johnson is back. he missed the win over croatia last month, a result that transformed wales's qualification hopes. there is enou . h wales's qualification hopes. there is enough experience _ wales's qualification hopes. there is enough experience in _ wales's qualification hopes. there is enough experience in the - wales's qualification hopes. tree is enough experience in the changing room for the big games. this is a big game for us, ourfull focus is on this one game. we are off the back of one of the best performances we have ever had, certainly under my tenure, and have got to grow in confidence from that, but not get complacent. we need to be consistent in our level of performance. mailers in our level of performance. wales were expeeted _ in our level of performance. wales were expected to _ in our level of performance. wales were expected to brief— in our level of performance. wales were expected to brief -- - in our level of performance. wales were expected to brief -- breeze i were expected to brief —— breeze pasta mania in cardiff, but they suffered a humiliating li— pasta mania in cardiff, but they suffered a humiliating 4— to defeat. the players insist this week there will not make the same mistakes again. will not make the same mistakes aiain. ~ ., , ., , again. we knew they were a good side when he played _ again. we knew they were a good side when he played them _ again. we knew they were a good side when he played them in _ again. we knew they were a good side when he played them in cardiff - again. we knew they were a good side when he played them in cardiff and i when he played them in cardiff and it showed that. i don't think we were at their best but they played

really well, scored some amazing goals, so we go into this game definitely aware of the quality they have got, but we have to back ourselves. have got, but we have to back ourselves— have got, but we have to back ourselves. . , ., ., ourselves. after decades of failure, “ettini to ourselves. after decades of failure, jetting to major _ ourselves. after decades of failure, jetting to major tournaments - ourselves. after decades of failure, jetting to major tournaments is - ourselves. after decades of failure, jetting to major tournaments is not| jetting to major tournaments is not the norm for wales. a win here tomorrow and a fourth tournament in five attempts will edge ever closer. it's been a long road to reunite formula one and las vegas, but after a0 years there was a further delay and it was the road that was the problem. practice ahead of sunday's historic grand prix was affected by some teething problems today, asjo currie reports. the las vegas grand prix had already been built is 99% show and 1% sporting events by world champion max verstappen. costing half £1 billion to prepare and a0 to put together, its first chance to while lasted just nine minutes. the culprit and entered first practice

early, drain covers. carlos sainz hit a loose one, having an instant impact on his car. the fia quickly announced a delay while all covers around the track project, but the damage was done. the schedule is already tight this weekend as a stretch of the boulevard used for the race had to be open to the public by aam. the rest of first practice was scrapped. fancy paid nearly £750 to watch are sent home. second practice comes your way to 30 am. it second practice comes your way to 30 am. , ., ., ., ., ., second practice comes your way to 30 am. it is not great for formula 1, but this is _ am. it is not great for formula 1, but this is friday _ am. it is not great for formula 1, but this is friday practice, - am. it is not great for formula 1, but this is friday practice, there l but this is friday practice, there are teething problems with new circuits and this has happened before, we've had a precedent in monaco and baku. if it is a good grand prix on sunday and we are all entertained, i think we will move on from it. ,, .., entertained, i think we will move on from it. ,, , . , from it. second practice finished smoothly. _ from it. second practice finished smoothly, with _ from it. second practice finished smoothly, with organisers - from it. second practice finished | smoothly, with organisers hoping from it. second practice finished - smoothly, with organisers hoping all pumps on the road are now behind them. pumps on the road are now behind them. the nottingham panthers will return to the ice tomorrow for the first time since the death of adam

johnson. they are taking on manchester storm in a memorial game named after their player three weeks after his passing. a man was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and bailed this week. the panthers say tomorrow night's game will take fans back to their "happy place" after the tragedy. nesta mcgregor has more. this is nottingham arena where the panthers play their home games. there hasn't been any for three weeks following the tragic death of adam johnson. the 29—year—old american had only been with the team for a number of weeks, american had only been with the team fora number of weeks, he american had only been with the team for a number of weeks, he had only played seven games when he died tragically on the ice against the sheffield steelers. a plate from another player came into contact with his neck, he was rushed to hospital but sadly died. you can see tributes, if not —— hundreds if not thousands of them, paid notjust from panthers fans but fans from all over the uk. although the incident which led to the death of adam johnson is an incredibly rare one, it has sparked a conversation about

the safety of ice hockey. there has been talks of weather neck guard should be made compulsory. 0nly been talks of weather neck guard should be made compulsory. only one team has chosen to adopt that policy. they have been telling us why some players may be reluctant to do so. , ., ., ., , ., do so. there is a lot of stigma around him. _ do so. there is a lot of stigma around him, almost _ do so. there is a lot of stigma around him, almost a - do so. there is a lot of stigma - around him, almost a coming-of-age around him, almost a coming—of—age thing where you hit team —— you hit 18 and you can take them off, start wearing a half ice. the technology on these things has moved forward and i think most players nowadays would be quite happy to wear a modern neck guard. 50 would be quite happy to wear a modern neck guard.— would be quite happy to wear a modern neck guard. so the game tomorrow night _ modern neck guard. so the game tomorrow night is _ modern neck guard. so the game tomorrow night is a _ modern neck guard. so the game tomorrow night is a sell-out. - modern neck guard. so the game | tomorrow night is a sell-out. more tomorrow night is a sell—out. more than 7,000 fans expected in the arena. forsome than 7,000 fans expected in the arena. for some of those players will be the first time back on the ice in front of the crowd since that tragic incident. speaking to fans, for them this is all about the panthers's family shown support for one another. the fans paying back inside an arena, remembering where

they fell in love with the game and they fell in love with the game and the player is known to have that support around them. in the club shop downstairs they are selling some shirts and some packs with adam johnson's name and number and we are being told that the proceeds from some of those items will go towards charitable funds selected by the family. so what started as a tragic incident three weeks ago, the club, the fans, everyone trying to go on the fans, everyone trying to go on the next step and put that behind them, but naturally it will be a sad occasion. lots of people saying they expect tears. it will also be a celebration of adam johnson's life. it will also be a celebration of adam johnson's life. you're watching sportsday. time for some of our other headlines. world number two carlos alcaraz has taken the last semifinal place at the season—ending atp tour finals after beating daniil medvedev in his last round robin match. medvedev had already qualified for the last four. alcaraz will play novak djokovic in rome tomorrow, while medvedev will take on jannik sinner.

britain's neal skupski and dutch partner wesley koolhof have played their final match together as a pair after losing to rohann bopanna and matthew ebden. they won nine titles in two years together, including wimbledon in july. the first semifinal of snooker�*s champion of champions tournament gets under way shortly. 2019 world championjudd trump will be up against the world number 12 barry hawkins, after beating shaun murphy in his quarterfinal last night. the new domestic competition in women's rugby union starts tomorrow with a different name, fresh teams and a tv deal that the sport hopes will take it to a bigger audience. premier 15s has become premiership women's rugby, or pwr, and it starts with bristol bears against sale sharks. sale wing holly thorpe will have to watch not play as she's injured, but is hopeful the arrival of the new competition will bring with it a new era for women's rugby. we have obviously got the deal with

tmt now, that is massive, to be able to watch the girls play tomorrow, thatis to watch the girls play tomorrow, that is the first game they are streaming on it. unfortunately, i'm not playing due to injury but it will be massive to be able to watch that. ., , .., , will be massive to be able to watch that. ., , , ., ., that. how significant is that extra snotli . ht? that. how significant is that extra spotlight? lt _ that. how significant is that extra spotlight? it is _ that. how significant is that extra spotlight? it is widely _ that. how significant is that extra spotlight? it is widely regarded l that. how significant is that extra | spotlight? it is widely regarded as the best women's domestic competition around the world. now more people will be able to see that proving to them. for more people will be able to see that proving to them-— proving to them. for young girls comini proving to them. for young girls coming through, _ proving to them. for young girls coming through, if— proving to them. for young girls coming through, if they - proving to them. for young girls coming through, if they can - proving to them. for young girls coming through, if they can see | proving to them. for young girls. coming through, if they can see it they can be x. it is more achievable for them. ~ ., they can be x. it is more achievable for them. . ., ., , ., ., ,, for them. what about trying to make the lea . ue for them. what about trying to make the league fully _ for them. what about trying to make the league fully professional - for them. what about trying to make the league fully professional at - the league fully professional at some points? there are those who have signed up with central contracts to the england international team, contracts to the england internationalteam, but contracts to the england international team, but the security isn't everywhere. how hopeful are you that at some point in the future, whether because of the broadcast deal or because of the rebranded people getting to know you are a bit better, that i might be in

yourfuture. i are a bit better, that i might be in your future-— your future. i think it will be in the future. _ your future. i think it will be in the future, probably _ your future. i think it will be in the future, probably sooner i your future. i think it will be in l the future, probably sooner than your future. i think it will be in - the future, probably sooner than we think. a big percentage of our girls are full professional and it is like that all across the league. the more media attention we can get, the more funding comes along. that will mean everyone is more secure. the league has released an image _ everyone is more secure. the league has released an image today - everyone is more secure. the league has released an image today in - has released an image today in conjunction with the new season, which is particularly interesting. we can show to everybody now. it is being able to show all of those teams reflected, not only the individual teams, backed by a range of body shapes and ethnicities. fran kirby talked recently about the spotlight on female players and getting criticism if they don't have a traditionally athletic body shape. this is the p w r's temp two show there are many kinds of rugby players, and they are all reflected in the new league. it is players, and they are all reflected in the new league.— in the new league. it is necessary that we all— in the new league. it is necessary that we all look _ in the new league. it is necessary that we all look different. - in the new league. it is necessary that we all look different. i - in the new league. it is necessary that we all look different. i just . that we all look different. i just catch the ball on the edge and run

quickly, but to me the scrum and i would die. there is a job for everyone on the page, no matter what size you are, so to be able to reflect that is so massive, so important. reflect that is so massive, so important-— reflect that is so massive, so im-ortant. _ , . . , important. rugby has been criticised in the nast important. rugby has been criticised in the past of — important. rugby has been criticised in the past of being _ important. rugby has been criticised in the past of being a _ important. rugby has been criticised in the past of being a game - important. rugby has been criticised in the past of being a game for- important. rugby has been criticised in the past of being a game for a - in the past of being a game for a select few, pictures like that open eyes, do you think, make people appreciate something they may not have done before? yes. appreciate something they may not have done before?— appreciate something they may not have done before? yes, massively. it is really important _ have done before? yes, massively. it is really important to _ have done before? yes, massively. it is really important to show _ have done before? yes, massively. it is really important to show that - is really important to show that rugby is a game for everyone and it is so important for the younger generations to have people to look up generations to have people to look up to who necessarily look like them. england and real madrid midfielder jude bellingham has won the 2023 golden boy award, given to the best under—21 player in europe's top divisions. the 20—year—old moved from borussia dortmund to real in the summer and has scored 13 goals in 1a appearances.

thierry neuville's crash at the start of stage six of the final world rally championship round of the season has left elfin evans on course to finish runner—up in the driver's standings. the briton is currently leading by one minute and a9 seconds injapan. despite a disappointing cricket world cup, england will still be represented in sunday's final. umpires richard kettleborough and richard illingworth will officiate in the match between australia and india in ahmedabad. illingworth was icc umpire of the year last year. the umpires may be english, but almost every other part of the cricket world cup final will be decidedly indian. the huge stadium named after their prime minister with a partisan crowd cheering on a team including their new record—breaking batter. oh, and then there's australia, by far the most successful country in the competition, who appear to be back to their belligerent best. joe lynskey looks ahead.

130,000 seats and one gigantic cricket match. then mahendra moody stadium was completed three years ago. it was built for occasions like the world cup final. it takes a venue to speak to hold india's ambition. their home world cup as built to a crescendo. through the pool stage in semifinals, they have ten wins from ten. the last hurdle is one of the sport has a great matchups, india have purpose, but australia have an aura. in a strange wa , this australia have an aura. in a strange way, this indian _ australia have an aura. in a strange way, this indian team _ australia have an aura. in a strange way, this indian team would - australia have an aura. in a strange way, this indian team would want l australia have an aura. in a strange| way, this indian team would want to beat an australian team in the final how much just ram the point home that they are the best in the world. i've never seen a bollywood movie where they beat england or south africa in the final, it is always australia. it is something about beating australia that really gets indians thinking. this is the

greatest performance for the one—day team, but they need to win. arnie greatest performance for the one-day team, but they need to win.— team, but they need to win. we have come u- team, but they need to win. we have come pp against _ team, but they need to win. we have come pp against a — team, but they need to win. we have come up against a team _ team, but they need to win. we have come up against a team that - team, but they need to win. we have come up against a team that is - team, but they need to win. we have come up against a team that is led i come up against a team that is led from _ come up against a team that is led from the _ come up against a team that is led from the front throughout the tournament, they're undefeated. we played _ tournament, they're undefeated. we played them in the first game of the tournament and that we take them all in the _ tournament and that we take them all in the last _ tournament and that we take them all in the last. what a place to be at the end — in the last. what a place to be at the end of— in the last. what a place to be at the end of a world cup.- in the last. what a place to be at the end of a world cup. andy is a nation of billion _ the end of a world cup. andy is a nation of billion people. - the end of a world cup. andy is a nation of billion people. great. nation of billion people. great areas in cricket here are defined by this trophy. 12 years ago in mumbai sachin tendulkar sealed his legacy. in 1983 they won a first one at lord's. �* ., , in 1983 they won a first one at lord's. . ., , ., in 1983 they won a first one at lord's-_ lt - in 1983 they won a first one at lord's-_ it is i in 1983 they won a first one at | lord's._ it is all lord's. and that is out. it is all over this _ lord's. and that is out. it is all over this time. _ lord's. and that is out. it is all over this time. that _ lord's. and that is out. it is all over this time. that one - lord's. and that is out. it is all over this time. that one felt i over this time. that one felt remarkable. in 2023, it is felt almost inevitable. and he is expecting world cup number three and so much of the pressure falls on one batter. in those ten games, virat kohli has scored three centuries. his last one took and passed sachin tendulkar to 50 of them, more than

any one—day player. for him already this world cup has been his stage. 0ne this world cup has been his stage. one more great knock would unequivocally make this his year. every time he comes to the park it is something special and just how consistently he has been able to do it for the past 15 years is what is really inspiring.— it for the past 15 years is what is really inspiring. australia are here as the underdogs _ really inspiring. australia are here as the underdogs and _ really inspiring. australia are here as the underdogs and the - really inspiring. australia are here as the underdogs and the party i as the underdogs and the party crashers. india beat them in the group stage with eight overs to spare, and yet they mayjust be the scored best equipped to stop the juggernaut. seven of their players won the world cup eight years ago. both they and india are teams made for moments. few come as vast as this one. now, you've likely seen sir alex ferguson celebrate a victory plenty of times, but not many like this. his other sporting love outside of football, horses, and the former manchester united manager says today he enjoyed the "best

moment" of his racing life. it was provided by spirit dancer, who won the bahrain international trophy and, with it, £500,000 for his owners — one of whom is sir alex. unlike his previous racing successes, this one was bred by him. spirit dancer is the offspring of the legendary frankel. lastly on sportsday, let's show you some of the goals from the international football that's already under way, and it's been another tough night in qualifying for northern ireland. they've been beaten a—0 by finland in helsinki, teemu pukki among the scorers. that result which means michael 0'neil�*s side have just two wins from their nine games in their bid to reach the euros — and those victories were both over san marino. they finish their campaign at home to denmark on monday. the difficulties faced by everton after they were docked ten points by the premier league for breaching

financialfair play the premier league for breaching financial fair play rules. much the premier league for breaching financialfair play rules. much more on our website, of course. much more on our website, of course. that's all from sportsday. goodbye. hello again. well, it's been a lovely sunny day across the vast majority of the country with blue skies, some wonderful autumn colours at the moment, but our weather won't be looking like this as we head into the weekend, no, because we leave behind this slice of sunshine and we have to look out into the atlantic to this area of cloud. this is an area of low pressure that's going to be bringing us some wet and some windy weather, both on saturday and on sunday, as well. the wind is coming in from a south—westerly direction and they will ultimately be bringing in some much milder weather conditions. back to tonight's forecast, first of all, and we've got that rain beginning to arrive, pushing its way steadily north and eastwards with the wind strengthening, particularly into coastal areas of western scotland where,

by the end of the night, we will probably see some gusts of around a5—55mph. but is one of those nights where temperatures will be rising through the night across the south—west. by dawn, we're looking at temperatures of around 1a degrees. and in terms of the rainfall on saturday, we're all going to get some, but it's across south—west england where there are one 01’ two concerns. 15—30 millimetres of rain — in the grand scheme of autumn lows that's not a huge amount, but across this part of the uk, we've already seen well over the november average rainfall so far, so this extra rain could cause one or two problems with surface water flooding. the rain band does push its way through. a lot of cloud following. then come the showers, with blustery winds everywhere, but particularly so for a time across the western coasts of scotland. it will be a mild day, milder than it was on friday, with temperatures for most between around 12—16 degrees. 0n into sunday's forecast and low pressure is moving across into northern scotland. not particularly windy here, the strongest winds will be heading into the south—west of england, where we could see some gusts of a05, maybe even

50s in miles—an—hour. the wettest weather for northern ireland, northern england and north wales, with rain looking like it's going to be quite persistent here. it will be another mild day, temperatures around 12—1a degrees for most. that area of low pressure starts to slip away into monday. we'll get these north—westerly winds feeding in, so it's going to start to feel a little bit cooler and the rain will tend to turn a bit more showery in nature. then a slightly quieter spell of weather towards the middle part of the week. we then start to see the weather turning colder and, for some, we might start to see some snow showers over the mountains of northern scotland by the end of the week. live from london. this is bbc news. israel says it will allow a "minimal" amount of fuel into gaza after the un is forced to suspend

aid deliveries to the territory. a funeral is held for a 19—year—old soldier taken hostage by hamas. israel says her body was found near al—shifa hospital. here in the uk, it's the start of an important in sport, everton are docked ten points for violating premier league financial rules — the biggest sanction in the competition's history. we look ahead to another important week in the westminster, where the chancellor is expected to make his autumn statement. hello, i'm rich preston. a warm welcome to the daily global. where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. israel says it will allow two fuel lorries into the gaza strip every day to enable the united nations to continue its humanitarian work. the war cabinet said it would allow a minimal quantity in after the un

said it was no longer able to bring in and distribute aid