services in several regions. in beijing, the cold weather was blamed for an accident on the subway which left more than a hundred passengers with broken orfractured bones. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. not quite so cold, i hope? that's riaht, not quite so cold, i hope? that's right. some _ not quite so cold, i hope? that's right, some really _ not quite so cold, i hope? that's right, some really extreme - not quite so cold, i hope? that's i right, some really extreme weather in china but they have had a year of extreme weather. a record—breaking yearin extreme weather. a record—breaking year in china, starting off with the lowest temperature ever recorded by, -53 lowest temperature ever recorded by, —53 degrees, fast forward tojuly and we broke the records again in china, plus 52 celsius, the highest temperature ever recorded. swings of over 100 celsius to the cause of the year that we end on a really cold note, “47 has been recorded. 11 centimetres of snow in beijing and

the cold weather gripping the north will spread gradually further south across the east of china. even in hong kong, things look cold over the next week also. contrast that to hear, it is very mild and the weather is not changing in a hurry. very breezy, quite a lot of cloud and although we will mostly be dry there is rain and windy conditions on their way across the north—west of the uk, down to the fact we have a couple of weather fronts moving in, this is a warm front, high pressure holds on towards the south—west, squeezing away most of the rain. some cloud through the afternoon but glimpses of blue sky and perhaps north east england, north wales, down towards the south—west. we have a breeze from the south—west helping to break apart cloud a little. some fairly light and patchy rain across the north of scotland and most of us are 11 or 12 degrees, but only around eight or nine in the east, slightly

cooler air. this evening and overnight a little patchy, light rain across the north west of scotland, most of us looking dry with enough cloud and breeze to keep things rust free. temperatures tomorrow morning six to ten for most of us but in the south—east and east anglia with the slightly cooler air, could be down to three or four. look at the air mass across the uk, the orange colours, a south—westerly breeze importing this mild air. colder air in the far north and where these air masses need to be have weather fronts moving into the north west. the rate becomes heavier and more persistent across parts of the highlands and the western isles tomorrow, could be an odd spot of rain fell south, northern ireland, the cumbrian fells, but you should stay dry further south and it will be warmer, temperatures back into double figures, particularly the east, 11 or 13. 0vernight, this weather fronts will continue to

produce rain across the north—west of scotland, up to 175 millimetres. an amber warning is in force for heavy rain, we could well see flooding through the course of sunday. some rain for parts of northern ireland, northern england too, further south more likely to see another dry day with perhaps more sunshine and certainly still mild. monday into tuesday, still some weather fronts around but this one on tuesday could be a troublemaker. unsettled but reasonably wild over the next week or so. thanks, sarah. and that's bbc news at 0ne. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now its time to join our colleagues for the news where you are, goodbye. hello, and welcome to sportsday.

india are in complete control of the test match in mumbai as england's test woes continue. forest boss steve cooper says he isn't feeling any pressure, as his side try to end a five—match winless run against spurs tonight. and we'll hear from britain's leon edwards as he prepares howard webb tells us why he thinks we should keep var. welcome to the programme. let's start with the cricket where it looks like england's women are heading for defeat in mumbai against india on day two of their one—off test. they rattled through the final three indian wickets in the early hours of this morning but not before the hosts had reached a28 runs. and england's response was a mile off that total.

in the end they collapsed to 136 all out, in just over 35 overs. so with plenty of cricket left to play, india wasted no time increasing their lead which is now nearly 500 runs. well, let's cross to our reporter henry moeran, who's been following this one for us. henry, first of all where has it all gone wrong for england? well, england struggled against spin, which has been the story of the last year. we have seen in the ashes series in the summer, eight wickets for australia to win that match. england lost against sure anchor. despite the factjohn lewis sent the batter is to have a camp to learn to play spin, we saw the side struggling. the fact england lost their final struggling. the fact england lost theirfinal six struggling. the fact england lost their final six wickets for ten runs tells its own story. natalie brunt

contributed, some unlucky dismissals. it looked like england couldn't cope with a pitch that was turning. it couldn't cope with a pitch that was turninu. ., , �* couldn't cope with a pitch that was turnin. _ ., , �* ., ., “ couldn't cope with a pitch that was turninu. ., , �* ., turning. it doesn't look great when ou read turning. it doesn't look great when you read the _ turning. it doesn't look great when you read the stats _ turning. it doesn't look great when you read the stats which _ turning. it doesn't look great when you read the stats which says - you read the stats which says england haven't won a test match in a decade, but they've only played seven tests. it won't help them if they are playing so few, so why do they are playing so few, so why do they play so few and is a time for they play so few and is a time for the women's game to think outside of the women's game to think outside of the box? this the women's game to think outside of the box? , . , , ., the women's game to think outside of thebox? , ., _ the box? this has been a discussion auoin on the box? this has been a discussion going on for— the box? this has been a discussion going on for years. _ the box? this has been a discussion going on for years, and _ the box? this has been a discussion going on for years, and that - the box? this has been a discussion going on for years, and that is - going on for years, and that is female cricketers love playing tesco get but they don't get the opportunity to do so often. —— test cricket. we were seeing draws, but there is a wide issue and the narrative around cricket, and the governing boards, stars of the game have said test cricket is the premier form have said test cricket is the premierform of have said test cricket is the premier form of the game.

have said test cricket is the premierform of the game. if have said test cricket is the premier form of the game. if female players are only playing test cricket so rarely, what message are you saying when the opportunity is so limited? the players would love to play more red ball cricket, they've set a time again. india having played against england at home in 19 years, so there is a desire, but is is the case of doing so. often it finishes in a drawer and the narrative goes forward, so it's been a subject that has rumbled on for years. the players are desperate to play more. fine on for years. the players are desperate to play more. one thing is for sure, desperate to play more. one thing is for sure. this — desperate to play more. one thing is for sure, this match _ desperate to play more. one thing is for sure, this match isn't _ desperate to play more. one thing is for sure, this match isn't heading - for sure, this match isn't heading for sure, this match isn't heading for a draw and it won't make the full four days. let's move on to football, and there's one game in the premier league this evening, where nottingham forest welcome tottenham to the city ground. there's still talk about the future of forest manager steve cooper, but he says speculation about his future at the club doesn't concern him.

i don't need any reassurances. for me it estate true to yourself as i only focus on myjob, and the great relationship with the people i work with every single day, players and staff. and commit to what we believe is the way of working. i don't focus on anything other than what i'm in control of, which is working as hard everyday and doing my best and hopefully helping in providing a good service for the players to get ready for the next game. that is how it will always be with me. well, spurs cut a run of five games without a win last weekend when they convincingly swept aside newcastle 4—1. so their manager is wary of going against a team who need to cut a winless streak. it is fairto it is fair to say any team going to play nottingham forest, they know it is a difficult game, despite where they are. you can't afford to think

they are. you can't afford to think they are. you can't afford to think they are under pressure, and you can't assume it. you have got to assume they will be at their best. at home they will be hard to beat. newcastle host fulham tomorrow afternoon, in their first game since being eliminated from europe in midweek, in a 2—1 defeat to ac milan. eddie howe hopes they can use the disappointment of wednesday night to fuel them for the rest of the season. i think it will be a big test of our ability to respond, our resilience. it will be a big test because there will be a narrative which will be negative, and we have to override that. it can become more negative if you don't respond in the right way, so i'm rooting the players on what we do next. a brilliant group. by the time the game kicks off we will be ready for it. this the time the game kicks off we will be ready for it—

be ready for it. this season we've seen some _ be ready for it. this season we've seen some controversies - be ready for it. this season we've seen some controversies over- be ready for it. this season we've l seen some controversies over var. the former top referee mark latin bird said it could lead to officials leaving the game as players lose faith, but howard webb has defended var. ilil" faith, but howard webb has defended var. 4' , ., . faith, but howard webb has defended var. ~ , g, a a faith, but howard webb has defended var. a g, , var. our key match incident outcomes are overwhelmingly _ var. our key match incident outcomes are overwhelmingly positive. _ var. our key match incident outcomes are overwhelmingly positive. our- var. our key match incident outcomes are overwhelmingly positive. our varl are overwhelmingly positive. 0ur var interventions, almost a0 correct once this season, have ensured clear errors don't remain on the field. the reality is one that is pretty positive, but of course there's been some errors as well which live large. we have to accept that. the new fifa women's world rankings are out, and england stay fourth. while spain, who beat england, are now top for the first time. scotland slide to 25th, with wales dropping to

32nd, and northern in a6. let's have a quick look at some of the other sports stories now. britain's tom daley has made a winning return to competitive diving with gold at the british national cup in edinburgh. it's his first event since claiming the synchronised title at the tokyo games. daley now has his heart set on a place for team gb at the paris games next summer. sauber have reverted to their original name for the next formula one season. they've been racing as alfa romeo since 2019 but sauber�*s naming rights with the italian car brand ends this year. it's part of their transition to audi for 2026. and the nfl's las vegas raiders set a team record for points scored when they beat the los angeles chargers 63—21. the result was just nine points short of the all—time regular—season record for points scored in a single game, set in 1966. the baseball star shohei 0htani says

he can't wait to get started with los angeles dodgers. the japanese player has moved to the dodgers on a ten—year contract in the biggest deal in his sport's history. the two—time mvp has agreed to defer a big part of his wages to get round salary cap rules and help the dodgers achieve success. ijust i just can't wait to join them, they share the same passion as me. vision and history of winning and i share the same values and i can't wait to join the team and get going. i would like to thank the los angeles angels organisation, it was great, a great ride for the last six years. i will never forget the memories ride for the last six years. i will neverforget the memories i have. finally, britain's leon edwards defends his welterweight belt in las vegas in the main event of ufc in the early hours of sunday morning against american colby covington. edwards and covington had to be separated at the pre—fight press conference last night after covington made a repulsive remark about edwards' father,

who was murdered in london in 200a. edwards told bbc sport during his camp in birmingham, before leaving for vegas, that since winning the belt, he feels like a better fighter. before we go, you can stay across all the football news and sports, including the nottingham forest against tottenham match, on our website and app. as we've reported, prince harry has won his court case against the publisher of several british newspapers which he'd accused of hacking his phone. ajudge in london ordered the mirror group to pay him £1a0,000 in compensation. let's hear more from prince harry's lawyer.

my my commitment to seeing this case through is based on my belief on our needs to a free and honest press. i have been told slain dragons will get you burns, but in light of the victory and doing what is needed for a free and honest press, it is a worthwhile price to pay. the mission continues. 0ur reporter emily brown looks at the background to the case. cast your mind back to 1990s and the 20005 cast your mind back to 1990s and the 2000s were tabloids were prevalent. phone hacking was used as a technique to listen to people's conversations. news reporters and private investigators working for news of the world would listen to

politicians, celebrities and even victims of crimes, their conversations. they would use the information to sell their stories. the news of the world had tens of millions of readers, added battles against allegations of phone hacking. there was a pivotal moment in 2011, when it was revealed the news of the world had intercepted the voicemails of a murdered schoolgirl. rupert murdoch should down the paper. in 2012, the levenson inquiry looked into the culture and ethics of press and publish its recommendations. sienna miller was one of the many phone hacking celebrity claimants. she came to a settlement over phone hacking in 2021. but today, it was prince harry who was in the spotlight because the duke of sussex, along with 100 others, had accused the mirror group newspapers widespread, novel activities between

1991 and 2011. the