this is bbc news, the headlines israel says its forces are fighting �*strongly�* in southern gaza after a truce with hamas fell apart on friday. air strikes have been taking place in khan younis, and in rafah, near the crossing into egypt. un agencies have expressed concern that israel's military campaign is pushing civilians into an increasingly narrow corner of the territory. one person is killed and two injured in a knife and hammer attack in central paris near the eiffel tower. anti—terror police says the suspect had pledged himself to the islamic state group. it's emerged that the head of the un climate conference recently cast doubt on the world's ability to phase out fossil fuels without, as he put it, going back to living in caves. sultan al—jaber made the remarks at an online event ahead of the cop 28 climate summit. let s get some of the day s other news now

gordon brown has described his former minister, glenys kinnock, who's died aged 79, as one of the great women of her generation. baroness kinnock was married for 56 years to the former labour leader, neil kinnock. she spent fifteen years as a member of the european parliament, before eventuallyjoining gordon brown's government. the foreign secretary, lord cameron, will travel to washington dc next week to discuss the war in ukraine. he says he wants to reassure us leaders that the united kingdom will �*stay the course, and galvanise allies, too'. train drivers continue their strike action as part of a long—running dispute over pay. the avanti west coast, chiltern, great northern, thameslink, and wmt train companies were affected on sunday. the aslef union has also imposed an overtime ban over the strike period. the government of peru has announced it's increasing the number of tourists allowed at the fifteenth century inca citadel, machu picchu, its most famous historical site. the move is aimed at helping tourism

rebound, after the decline suffered during the covid pandemic. now on bbc news, sportsday hello and welcome to sportsday. tottenham score three at the ethiad to snatch a point against the defending champions in an end to end match. klopp roars at the kop once again as liverpool come from behind to win a seven goal thriller against fulham. we had too much a hand in that to give it away, we scored four and we were lucky to win the game.

and they had a scare, but celtic recovered to maintain their lead at the top of the scottish premiership. also coming up on sportsday. harry brook helps england set the windies a big target in the first match of their caribbean tour. and the evening session is underway at the barbican. can ronnie o'sullivan beat ding jun—hui in the final of the uk snooker championship? we start with the premier league because there have been some breathtaking matches today. the champions manchester city have been in action against tottenham in a game with six goals at the eitihad. it got off to a great start,

spurs scored through son heung—min, an impressive breakaway solo effort after five minutes. but he scored another at the wrong end — his own goal leveling the match at one—all. and just after the half hour, tottenham went behind when phil foden made it 2—1 to the home side. tottenham didn't give up though and giovanni lo celso made it two—all with around twenty minutes of normal time remaining. but, city took the lead again, this time throuthack grealish, who was there to meet the cross and celebrated, thinking he had scored the winner. however, that still wasn't the end. dejan kules—evski's ninetieth minute header made it three—all. the point takes spurs back to fifth, while city drop to third. you will not present, we're lucky to be in the game, that period. and

lastly, we hung in there as second that was a lot better, we had conviction that we could've admittedly be more uncomfortable for them it would be very easy to just score in that second half but, i thought they showed great character in support when they do that and get rewarded for it. i think the team is a strong belief and diverse f is not good enough and the coach _ and diverse f is not good enough and the coach is _ and diverse f is not good enough and the coach is very angry at that time 'ust the coach is very angry at that time just play. _ the coach is very angry at that time just play, and became a better and i think_ just play, and became a better and i think we _ just play, and became a better and i think we have to grow a little bit mentally— think we have to grow a little bit mentally because the footballs there. — mentally because the footballs there, the coaches there and we can be at _ there, the coaches there and we can be at the _ there, the coaches there and we can be at the top in the future. let's hear from manchester city, who have led in each of their last three premier league games but have ended up drawing them all. that's games against chelsea, liverpool and now spurs. defender ruben dias was left deflated by city's inability to hold on again.

feeling the frustration, similar to liverpool game and i would soon dominated for the most part and the troubles we can get but overall, i cannot say that i met with the performance of the team, everyone was on it, the team is very aggressive and very sharp. milli aggressive and very sharp. will continue playing get a good level and it— continue playing get a good level and it cannot be negative and we have _ and it cannot be negative and we have to _ and it cannot be negative and we have to be — and it cannot be negative and we have to be in the moment. if this is a team, _ have to be in the moment. if this is a team, how— have to be in the moment. if this is a team, how you react and perform at a team, how you react and perform at a high _ a team, how you react and perform at a high level— a team, how you react and perform at a high level and make the step forward — a high level and make the step forward and you can see three or

four chances of course, even with the result — four chances of course, even with the result but it is what it is. city drop to third, because liverpool's win takes them second. it was another great game at anfield. seven goals in the match between liverpool and fulham with liverpool coming from behind to score two last minute goals and take all three points. trent alexander—arnold's freekick went in off goalkeeper bernd leno to open the scoring. but fulham equalised quickly. then a spectacular goal from alexis mac allister put liverpool back in front. fulham levelled again, and then went ahead through bobby de cordova—reid. in the 80th minute they winning 3—2. but liverpool substitute wataru endo scored his first premier league goal and seconds later alexander—arnold won the match for his side. liverpool are now two points behind leaders arsenal. fulham stay fourteenth. we played an incredible game

until he did it any more. until we didn't any more. all credit to fulham, they did really well. all the stuff they did was really good but we had too much in hand to give it away and today, we scored four and we were lucky to win the game. that is pretty much everything. but besides that, that's football and you have to stay on track and if you can keep that feeling around 3—3, we kept believing and we are 3—3, we kept believing and we were still active getting overly nervous because a nice piece of football still active getting overly nervous because it was a nice piece of football which ended in a ridiculous finish in the place in and you could see yes, we want to win the game and i like that as well.

we didn't even have to shout from outside, you could see it in the body language of the boys and it was up and down but, for goals, never seen that before in one game, to be honest. yeah, good. it finished 2—2 between andoni iraola's bournemouth and unai emery�*s aston villa as the two basque coaches went head—to—head. ollie watkins is on fire this season, he got the second goal and equaliser for villa in the 90th minute. it's after antoine semenyo scored bourenmouth's first, villa then equalised, before dominic solanke got bournemouth's second. but watkin�*s last gasp goal keeps villa in fourth place in the table. the second half, we started to really keep it consistent that is how we finished but it was very difficult.

it was comparatively late but i think is good for us because in the match that you are doing, and scoring and then, we tried to use this point because in the match that you are doing, and scoring and then, we tried to use this point thinking it's something where you can't win without taking the point. a point against the bill is a good one but after what happened outside to win the game, we had the most clear chances. but against this kind of opposition and we scored the third one and scored a really good goal and we had to finish but it's not enough. chelsea beat brighton 3—2 at stamford bridge despite losing conor gallagher to a red card in the first half. it had looked straightforward for the home side — they were two nil up after twenty minutes through levi colwill and enzo fernandez.

brighton pulled it back to 2—1, but despite being down to ten men chelsea pulled away again with another from fernandez. a latejoao pedro goal made it 3—2, chelsea though climb into the top half of the table, to the relief of manager mauricio pochettino after their heavy defeat at newcastle last week. we started the game really well, and after the win, it was complicated and brighton is a very good team and they played well and sometimes, they force you to play deep. it was really good play and we controlled the second half and we scored the third

goal and we conceded on the last few minutes, yes, it was too much and what happened on the end, the confusion and we are all exhausted and there is much confusion. and we had newcastle and show different faces and that is why i'm happy for the team. the result was particularly galling for the brighton boss, after his side had won their previous two matches. we played another great game and much better than nottingham and the quality of play was great but the amount of teams with incredible quality and set

pieces are a part of football. and in that situation, you have to have a different attitude. west ham stay a place below brighton after they dropped points at home to crystal palace. they had been leading through muhammed kudus but odsonne edouard's second half equaliser meant the points were shared asjoe lynskey reports. west ham's manager is 60, crystal palace's 76. the top—flight oldest coaches in the clubs are five points apart but it is the hammers looking upwards. muhammed came from ajax and he scored three goals already. and recently, that is been the trend. commander of the back of four defeats in the first have a chance commander of the back of four defeats in five and the first have a chance came through deflection. finding a way to go to the help

of the defenders, the paul of the defenders, the ball gifted to him by konstantinos. but it was the home who came closest to a victory but first emerson and thenjared bowen couldn't turn home the crosses. they're now nine points above the drop zone and it is hodson who is happy with the hit on the road. the game was even in at first, the penalty put them i—0 but at the end, hats off to the players and i hope they are satisfied with the performance and we hope to get some confidence because i've certainly got some confidence from the performance. i'm a little disappointed we didn't

get more but really tight premier league game and we gave away a horrendous goal sometimes the kick—off time on a sunday doesn't help either. but that's just my opinion. overall, it wasn't the best performance. in the scottish premiership, three second half goals gave celtic a 3—1 win at stjohnstone. they are now unbeaten in their opening 15 league matches this season. it's the first time that's happened since 2017. adam cottier reports. celebration at saintjohnston after an important win for brendan rogers and his team. five days on from their defeat which closed the door on their champions league hopes, following behind the second bomb of opponents and managing

the scramble in an untidy opener. celtic ribbon to clean up on the second half to sparkling apps, level. and the celtic captains in an equaliser followed by riley's blistering shots which put the defending scottish champions in sights of a 12 minute 15 league games this season. saintjohnston decided to prevent celtic from winning in this campaign and still posed a threat they had to be alert to stop shay turner and the breakaway, celtic reported to have a 16 successive wave victory and the breakaway, celtic reported to have a 14th victory at saintjohnston away at the james forrest finish. two other fixtures in the scottish premiership. hibs put two past aberdeen at easter road to stay fifth in the table. dylan vente and will fish with the goals. and rangers also won 2—0, beating st mirren at ibrox. abdallah sima scoring a brace. let's bring you up

to date with fa cup action and national league's side eastleigh are into the the third round for the first time in eight years. paul mccallum got the stoppage time winner against league one reading. his goal delighting his team mates, his manager and the packed stadium who were thrilled with a 2—1 victory against reading. it means they have a third—round trip to newport or barnet. wrexham eased past national league's yeovil town, after a 3—nil win at the racecourse. they will now face league one side shrewsbury in the third round. national league leaders chesterfield are also through to the 3rd round. they beat league one side leyton orient — idris el mizouni scoring an agonising own goal to give the victory to the spire—ites and a trip to championship side watford in the third round. isa is a great competition and for us,

if they come, of a game that we've had here and i've answered delighted we going to the game with absolutely no fear and it takes us through than getting this club back into the league. a goal in the 67th minute from josh stokes got national league side aldershot a replay as they drew 2—all against league two side stockport. west brom await the winners. this season, i think we played at the 96 minute whatever goes above the end of the game and i was never in any doubt that we would stay in the game and it was disappointing but i thought we grouped. listen, they're a very good outfit and they have good players and substitutions made and so, all in all, i have delighted with the draws in the place is been packed out nearly 5,000 people and i'm pleased

we gave a decent version, not our best. we have not stopped away and 2—1, we should be getting done and on the counter attack and that is like you say, it was a game of two halves in terms of balance and maybe should say a draw is a fair result and from their side, in the lead get it from their side and maybe they should've been more from the perspective of the chances that they created, we have to win the game. well, that third round draw earlier today threw up plenty of intriguing match ups. arsenal and liverpool would have hoped for an easier start to their cup campaigns. they've drawn each other, the gunners at least will be at home to liverpool. and sunderland will face newcastle in a tyne—wear derby at the stadium of light. the pair haven't met since they were both

in the premier league back in 2016. let's take you some of the other interesting fixtures, holders manchester city host huddersfield town. manchester united will visit 2013 winners wigan athletic. tottenham take on burnley at home, and everton will travel to crystal palace. isthmian league south east division side ramsgate — the lowest—ranked team left in the competition — will host championship high—flyers ipswich, if they can beat afc wimbledon in their second—round tie on monday. maidstone, of the national league south, look forward to a home tie against either stevenage or port vale. the full draw is on the bbc sport website. the third round will be played between the 5th and the 8th of january. leicester tigers scored seven tries as they thrashed newcastle falcons in the gallagher premiership. the tigers moved up to seventh in the table as they condemned newcastle to their heaviest defeat of the season. leicester's wales international flanker tommy reffell scored

a hat—trick to help his side record a third successive win. newcastle sit bottom of the table, eight points adrift. the uk championship snooker final is back underway at york barbican with ronnie 0'sullivan aiming for a record extending eighth title and china's ding jun—hui hoping to win it for a fourth time. in the afternoon session 0'sullivan rocketed into a 4—1 lead. but then this foul by the englishman proved to be a turning point in the match, prompting a remarkable comeback by ding who went on to draw level at four all at the end of the session. these are live pictures from the evening session in york. and the rocket has delivered with a great start to the session. he's won the first frame

so it is now 5—4 to 0'sullivan. the first to ten frames will be the winner. if ronnie 0'sullivan takes it, he'll become the oldest ever winner of the uk championship as well as being the youngest — having first won it aged seventeen back in 1993. you can watch on bbc two from seven o'clock. it's also on iplayer and the bbc sport website. after a poor world cup, england are in the west indies playing the first of three 0dis in antigua. it's the first game forjoss buttler�*s white—ball side afterfailing to defend their world cup title in india. england have set the windies a target of 326 to chase asjoe wilson reports.

december in antigua, a serious business. remember england's world cup, he was not there. rapid 45 began this rebuild is a younger squad in the caribbean experience still counts. while littermates captain, continuing his recent performance and harry brooks started hitting six and 71 but no more. england totals 325 left everyone interested. youngsters did not even qualified for the last world cup and brandon king west indies in the chase and the stadium on an island so famous cricket and dismissing 66. and livingston spin to mount the initiative england.

well the west indies have made a great start. they made 104 before just losing their first wicket in the last few minutes. you can follow the updates on the bbc sport website and app. meanwhile, india have some small revenge for their world cup final defeat to australia. the two teams have contested a five match t20 series since that game last month, which concluded today, and brought india another narrow victory. the aussie's won the toss and elected to bowl, india made 160 for 8 in their innings — shreyas iyer top scoring with 53. australia lost wickets in their response but still needed only 10 to win the final over. matthew wade was the man hoping to get them over the line, but he fell with four balls remaining. india winning by six runs. they take the series 4—1.

it's the final round of golf�*s hero world challenge in the bahamas. world number one scotty scheffler continues to set the pace. the american is 18 under par after 11 holes, he's playing alongside englishman matt fitzpatrick, who began the day on 13 under, and is still on the same score, as is his compatriotjustin rose. 15 time major winner tiger woods has been playing his first competiton in eight months. he said he was pleasantly surprised after getting a one under par round of 71 yesterday. he's just finished on level par overall and a reminder of our top story manchester city slipped up at home to tottenham, conceding a late goal as they drew 3—3 at the eitihad. they are down to third in the table as liverpool go above them following a 4—3 win at home to fulham. that's all from sportsday. hello there.

we've seen some changes to the weather today. across the south of the country, low pressure has been ushering in some slightly milder air, more cloud outbreaks of rain. it's the north of the country which is seeing the cold, dry, sunnier weather today. but this new upcoming week starts off on a cold note. then we start to see it turning more unsettled — wet, windy weather moving in off the atlantic. that will usher in milder for all areas by the end of the week. now it's the first of a series of low pressure systems continue to push northwards into england and wales. in fact, the rain's going to pep up, turn heavier through the evening and overnight period. as it bumps into the colder air lying across the north of the country, likely see some snow of the welsh hills, the peak district, the pennines, maybe even down to lower levels for a time. we'll also see wintry showers feeding into eastern scotland, but western scotland, northern ireland will see the clearer skies. so here the lowest, the temperatures less cold. further south, southern england should have a frost—free night. but to monday morning it

could be a bit tricky across northern england, the north midlands and north wales, could see some wet snow on the hills, maybe the odd flake down to lower levels for a time, but it'll be mostly of rain. but as the band of rain continues to move north, it's likely to see that risk of sleet and snow transferring to the north pennines. frequent wintry showers pushing into northern and eastern scotland could give some significant accumulations there. best of the brightness western scotland, northern ireland but to central southern parts of britain will stay rather cloudy, quite breezy with rain on and off. now, despite temperatures being a little bit higher across the board, you factor in the wind tomorrow, it's going to feel quite cold and raw. now that area of low pressure starts to pull out towards the near continent. so during monday night into tuesday, it'll take a while, but it means that the eastern side of england will bear the brunt of the edge of the low, bringing fairly brisk north, north—easterly winds, further wintry showers here, and there'll be further wintry showers, northern and eastern scotland. but elsewhere, with a ridge of high pressure building in increasing amounts of sunshine out west. so an improving afternoon for many. but again, it's going

to be quite a cold day. temperatures 2—7 degrees — cooler than that further east when you factor in the breeze. so wednesday looks like it'll be a fine day for most. another cold one to come. then thursday, friday, it turns wetter and windier, but you'll notice the milder air reaches pretty much all areas. so we start the upcoming week off on a cold note, a bit of sunshine around before it turns more unsettled by the end of the week and turning milderfor all.

live from london. this is bbc news. israel says the ground offensive in the south of gaza has begun. a senior military leader says

the operation will be conducted 'with no less strength' than in the north. one person is killed in a knife and hammer attack in central paris. anti—terror police says the suspect had pledged himself to the islamic state group. weather warnings for snow and ice are in place across parts of the uk, after heavy snowfall caused major disruption. the israel defense forces have announced the beginning of a new ground operation in southern gaza, just north of the city of khan younis. israel's chief of general staff, lieutenant general herzi halevi, told troops that the operations in the south would be conducted 'with no less strength' than in the north. israel continued its renewed bombardment of gaza for a third day, having told more palestinians to leave areas in and around khan younis immediately.