ithem today, but have seen more of them today, but thatis have seen more of them today, but that is very high in the atmosphere. closer to earth, our focus that is very high in the atmosphere. closer to earth, ourfocus is going to be on some disruptive weather over the next 2a hours. we have got a storm which has been named by the danish meteorological service. there is the potential for some is the potentialfor some disruption, is the potential for some disruption, with is the potentialfor some disruption, with some is the potential for some disruption, with some heavy showers. this area will be pushing to the north of scotland, down through the north sea, lots of isobars showing that it will be particularly windy. the wind is already strengthening this evening, and we will see some rain coming in which will be quite heavy across scotland, pushing down into parts of northern ireland and northern england during the early hours of thursday, staying cloudy but dry further to the south and east and i think frost will not be a problem, it will be quite mild first thing tomorrow but certainly you will notice the strength of the wind, particularly anywhere north of this line. gusts of up to 60mph widely, potentially up to 80mph up towards the northern isles, certainly enough to cause some

disruption. gales or severe gales. it will be windy wherever you are. cloud and outbreaks of patchy rain in the west moving south, from the north, a return to sunshine and blustery showers, perhaps a bit of wintriness over the higher ground of scotland and temperatures up to about 13 in london but only five in aberdeen. moving ahead towards friday, it will be another blustery sort of day but not as windy as it will be tomorrow. thanks, sarah. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. good evening to you. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening... santo, just in time for christmas — nottingham forest turn to nuno. there's one more place left in the efl cup semi finals. it'll go to either liverpool, or west ham.

and liverpool, orwest ham. police and liverpool, or west ham. police investigate after a�* i’u ns and police investigate after a fan runs onto the pitch and into the newcastle goalkeeper at stamford bridge. also coming up on sportsday... he might have been ignored by the ipl, but england's opener hits another century for his country. and changing the game, now changing the world. mary herbst has big plans after winning spotty. i the world. mary herbst has big plans after winning spotty.— after winning spotty. i want young kids to want _ after winning spotty. i want young kids to want to _ after winning spotty. i want young kids to want to play _ after winning spotty. i want young kids to want to play golf, - after winning spotty. i want young kids to want to play golf, not - kids to want to play golf, not because of the other elements, which i think happens a lot grassroots. hello again. welcome to sportsday. it took just a day for nottingham forest to find their new manager. steve cooper, sacked on tuesday — on wednesday, step forward nuno espirito santo, back in the premier league after a year and a bit in saudi arabia.

he takes over with his new club in relegation peril — asjoe lynskey reports. they are five points above the drop zone, the man in charge hold them up from the depths of the second tier. but this week at forest, things have changed quickly. steve cooper's been sacked and, within 2a hours, nuno has come in. and forrest want him to take them up a level. big. has come in. and forrest want him to take them up a level.— take them up a level. big, big chance. take them up a level. big, big chance- very _ take them up a level. big, big chance. very honoured, - take them up a level. big, big chance. very honoured, it's i take them up a level. big, big chance. very honoured, it's a| chance. very honoured, it's a pleasure to be at forest and be able to manage such a great club, such great history. what i expect is to help, to help, to try to transmit my knowledge and work to the players so they can become better, a better team. this is what we want. he arrives with a reputation but with points to prove nuno's rice came in wolves where he brought them up instead of him. they reached fa cup

semifinals. but that bond with the club never formed semifinals. but that bond with the club neverformed in his nextjob. he spentjust four months at spurs, where fans blamed his style of play. his lastjob was at al etihad, and although he won the saudi leak, he got the sack the next day. what although he won the saudi leak, he got the sack the next day.- got the sack the next day. what a 'ob steve got the sack the next day. what a job steve cooper— got the sack the next day. what a job steve cooper has _ got the sack the next day. what a job steve cooper has done, - got the sack the next day. what a - job steve cooper has done, magically he's found the survival blend. now it nuno joins _ he's found the survival blend. now it nuno joins a _ he's found the survival blend. now it nuno joins a club _ he's found the survival blend. now it nuno joins a club that found it hard to say goodbye. steve cooper brought an end to 23 years outside the top flight and kept them up in a season where they signed almost 30 players. fora season where they signed almost 30 players. for a club that's tried to spend its way to survival, to lose it all is not an option. i spend its way to survival, to lose it all is not an option.— it all is not an option. i don't think he _ it all is not an option. i don't think he was _ it all is not an option. i don't think he was any _ it all is not an option. i don't think he was any better - it all is not an option. i don't think he was any better than i it all is not an option. i don't - think he was any better than cooper, but time will tell. so wait and see. i worry it'll be another merry—go—round of managers, we seem quite settled _ merry—go—round of managers, we seem quite settled with steve. and lease, i quite settled with steve. and please, i think— quite settled with steve. and please, i think you'll be good for the ctuh — please, i think you'll be good for the ctuh its— please, i think you'll be good for the club. it's what _ please, i think you'll be good for the club. it's what the _

please, i think you'll be good for the club. it's what the club - please, i think you'll be good for. the club. it's what the club needs, to he _ the club. it's what the club needs, to be honest _ the club. it's what the club needs, to be honest-— the club. it's what the club needs, to be honest. what steve did here is hue, and to be honest. what steve did here is huge. and getting — to be honest. what steve did here is huge, and getting forest _ to be honest. what steve did here is huge, and getting forest back- to be honest. what steve did here is huge, and getting forest back in - to be honest. what steve did here is huge, and getting forest back in thei huge, and getting forest back in the premier league, fantastic work from steve. and we are trying to improve this legacy, it's amazing.— this legacy, it's amazing. cooper's time ended _ this legacy, it's amazing. cooper's time ended with _ this legacy, it's amazing. cooper's time ended with one _ this legacy, it's amazing. cooper's time ended with one win - this legacy, it's amazing. cooper's time ended with one win in - this legacy, it's amazing. cooper's time ended with one win in 13 - this legacy, it's amazing. cooper's - time ended with one win in 13 games- time ended with one win in 13 games— but he may have had the biggest impact since this club's greatest coach. since the days of brian cloth, they've been to the third tier and back up again and where forest go next could come down to this change. joe lynskey, bbc news. the last semi final spot in the efl cup will be decided at anfield tonight, with the team that have won the competition more than any other attempting to take a step closer to doing it for a tenth time. and the team liverpool beat on the first occasion they claimed the trophy? west ham — who have to improve a record of one win at anfield in the last 60 years to go through. ian dennis will commentating at anfield for radio 5 live. they've had a terrific history in this competition, they've won it the

most times and i'm sure thatjurgen klopp wants to add another bit of silverware to the cabinet here at anfield as well. the beauty of this competition is the fact that you can get it done and dusted in february, put it to bed, then concentrate on other competitions further down the line. so the incentive for both liverpool and west ham united is to get to the last four and joined chelsea, fulham and middlesborough. and liverpool have a huge game against arsenal, but arsenal are the team west ham beat to get to the stage. so they'll know that despite their poor record anfield over the years, they actually smell the last four just as years, they actually smell the last fourjust as much? it’s years, they actually smell the last fourjust as much?— fourjust as much? it's a poor record, fourjust as much? it's a poor record. only _ fourjust as much? it's a poor record, only one _ fourjust as much? it's a poor record, only one win - fourjust as much? it's a poor record, only one win and - fourjust as much? it's a poor record, only one win and 55 l fourjust as much? it's a poor - record, only one win and 55 visits that goes back to the 1960s. so that's something they'll want to change, and david moyes won't need reminding that he's not actually one at anfield in 20 previous visits as manager. i think they'll take a good

bit of confidence from that performance against arsenal and trying get through to last for in a competition they've never won, they've been runners—up twice before in the club's history. they'll want to try to put a bit of that voodoo behind them and come here against the liverpool side that has a very strong home record. 0bviously manchester united at the weekend, as you say, arsenal this weekend — so we wonder whether west ham will wonder there's a bit of distraction from liverpool. i5 wonder there's a bit of distraction from liverpool.— wonder there's a bit of distraction from liverpool. is not often you get a -la er from liverpool. is not often you get a player so — from liverpool. is not often you get a player so much — from liverpool. is not often you get a player so much in _ from liverpool. is not often you get a player so much in focus _ from liverpool. is not often you get a player so much in focus ahead - from liverpool. is not often you get| a player so much in focus ahead of a game like this who isn't perhaps one of the ones that you would talk about normally, but darwin nunez has been stoking about a lot because of the poor recent record in front of goal, particularly because his last goal, particularly because his last goal for liverpool was in the last round of this competition. he’s round of this competition. he's currently going _ round of this competition. he's currently going through - round of this competition. he�*s currently going through his worst speu currently going through his worst speuin currently going through his worst spell in his liverpool career, in terms of a goal drought, without a goal in ten. the thing is, he's still getting the chances and if you

speak to any striker, they'll tell you that's the time to worry when you're not getting the chance is. so i have no doubt that he will put those changes away, and also what the liverpool supporters appreciate is his work rate and the effort that goes to the team, as well. he's a foil for others, goes to the team, as well. he's a foilfor others, i think darwin nunez is one of those players that's very much a team player, and it's only a matter of time before he finds the back of the net again. whoever wins at anfield willjoin middlesbrough, fulham, and chelsea in the semi finals — with the latter�*s win over newcastle soured by an incident involving a chelsea fan running onto the pitch and appearing to confront keeper martin dubravka. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is with me. andy, this camejust after a late goal — can we expect any developments? that's right, for anyone who didn't see last night's game, it's worth going through a precise sequence of events. newcastle were leading 1—0 into stoppage time when chelsea equalised through makyla modric. but

amid the celebrations that followed his goal, one supporter ran onto the pitch — as you can see, he appeared to barge into martin dubravka, the newcastle goalkeeper. the support it was eventually ushered away, but following that there were lengthy discussions between the referee and the chelsea security staff before the chelsea security staff before the penalty shoot—out which chelsea went on to win. but the big talking point after the match was what happened with that spectator. both managers set after the game they were concerned by what happened. of course i'm disappointed and i don't _ of course i'm disappointed and i don't agree with this type of thing that happened here. i saw it happen and another stadium in england. i'm always— and another stadium in england. i'm always disappointed with this type of thing _ always disappointed with this type of thing because i think it's a danger, _ of thing because i think it's a danger, and i hope it doesn't happen again _ i've always said the safety of players. _

i've always said the safety of players, coaches, _ i've always said the safety of| players, coaches, managers, referees. _ players, coaches, managers, referees, linesmen, - players, coaches, managers, referees, linesmen, that's. players, coaches, managers, i referees, linesmen, that's the priority— referees, linesmen, that's the priority in— referees, linesmen, that's the priority in any— referees, linesmen, that's the priority in any football- referees, linesmen, that's the priority in any football match. | referees, linesmen, that's the . priority in any football match. so it more _ priority in any football match. so it more has— priority in any football match. so it more has to _ priority in any football match. so it more has to be _ priority in any football match. so it more has to be done _ priority in any football match. so it more has to be done to- priority in any football match. so it more has to be done to keep l it more has to be done to keep our sopporters— it more has to be done to keep our sopporters away _ it more has to be done to keep our supporters away from _ it more has to be done to keep our supporters away from anybody. - 24 2a hours on, can be expecting developments? 24 hours on, can be expecting developments?— 24 hours on, can be expecting develoments? ~ ., ., ., . developments? metropolitan police are investigating _ developments? metropolitan police are investigating what _ developments? metropolitan police are investigating what happened . developments? metropolitan police| are investigating what happened last night at stamford bridge. they are working together to try and identify that spectator who ran onto the pitch, but as yet, no arrests have been made. pitch, but as yet, no arrests have been made-— pitch, but as yet, no arrests have been made. �* , ., ,, i. , . been made. andy, thank you very much indeed. been made. andy, thank you very much indeed- the _ been made. andy, thank you very much indeed. the luton _ been made. andy, thank you very much indeed. the luton skippers _ been made. andy, thank you very much indeed. the luton skippers suffered - indeed. the luton skippers suffered cardiac arrest and the second half of the match at vitality stadium and scored a 1—1. the league announced it will take place later in the season but gave no date. the top of the scottish premiership could look a little different after the next ten days or so. celtic�*s defeat to hearts at the weekend has put rangers within striking distance of their rivals lead before their traditional festive old firm derbyjust before the new year. first, though, one of their two games in hand,

against stjohnstone tonight at ibrox — where we can speak to jane lewis. jane, rangers can eat away at celtic�*s advantage. yes, this is a massive opportunity for rangers this evening at ibrox. not only would a win this evening against stjohnstone extend what's been an impressive winning streak for them, five games, they've won the last five games, but also as you say, it'll move them closer to the top of the scottish premier league, closer to the top of their old firm rivals celtic. they would narrow the gap two points, so the title race would be very much back on if rangers can win against stjohnstone this evening. i must say that post rangers and celtic have games before they meet at the end of the month. now assuming either team slip up, what an old firm derby that could be, but plenty at stake at that one and a way to end the year. of course if rangers get the win this evening, you'd fancy their chances, they've beenin you'd fancy their chances, they've been in really good form under their

manager, he's letter rangers to streak of 1a games unbeaten. a couple significant wins in that run, beating aberdeen to win the first piece of silverware here when they won the scottish league, and before that they won against real betis to win the last 16 of the europa league. so it's fair to say the rangers cosmic tales are up and the players will be full of confidence, and certainly in terms of incentive this evening to get that win, they'll try to go to points to close that gap to their nearest rivals at the top of the table, the incentive very much here this evening. jane. very much here this evening. jane, thanks for much _ very much here this evening. jane, thanks for much indeed. _ plate three but drawn for two for chelsea so far, there win against hi ken against tonight. they go to points adrift of their opponents. every game as a musket win game for

us, that's our mentality full so we were disappointed with her performance last week —— a must win game. we trained really well, played well at the weekend. this place will be rocking tomorrow night, this'll be rocking tomorrow night, this'll be a difficult place to play, and we are playing an opponent who are very confident in what they are doing, they've had an amazing year, especially the champions league. and for us, we have to deal with all of those challenges. the turkish referee who was punched by a club president has spoken for the first time since, saying he doesn't remember what happened after he was knocked to the ground. but halil umut meler insists that he won't forgive those who attacked him, and the kicking "while i was on the ground will be something i will never forget for the rest of my life". meler says last week's game was a "milestone" and that no referee should be provoked. but yesterday, on the day domestic football returned following the suspension prompted by that incident, another controversial intervention by a turkish team's president. istanbulspor against trabzonspor

was suspended after the home side's president took his players off the pitch in protest at a referee's decision. the bbc�*s burak abatay told me more. the referee didn't change his decision after var, and the president withdrew his team from the pitch in protest of the refereeing decision. and after that, some istanbulspor players tried to get the president to reconsider his decision, and also trabzonspor�*s president entered the pitch to talk with halil umut meler, but he didn't change his decision and the team withdrew from the game. this change his decision and the team withdrew from the game.- withdrew from the game. this is another owner _ withdrew from the game. this is another owner taking _ withdrew from the game. this is another owner taking matters i withdrew from the game. this is i another owner taking matters into his own hands after a refereeing decision that he did not like. is this being seen as a coincidence? because if it is a coincidence, it

is an extraordinary one, given the week we've just is an extraordinary one, given the week we'vejust had. is an extraordinary one, given the week we've just had. i is an extraordinary one, given the week we've just had.— is an extraordinary one, given the week we've just had. week we've 'ust had. i think many --eole week we've just had. i think many people associate _ week we've just had. i think many people associate this _ week we've just had. i think many people associate this with - week we've just had. i think many people associate this with the - week we've just had. i think many i people associate this with the tenth social environment in turkey. according to critics, this tension on the football pitch is a reflection of that, a reflection of the tent social environment. at the same time, referees do make decisions have been the subject of much debate since last year —— referee decisions. almost all teams, especially the three biggest teams have asked the football federation to solve the referee issue. but the problem seems to remain unresolved. we've had the word milestone mention a couple times over the last couple weeks, the turkish federation president talking about that from last week, then the referee in that incident today saying that it should be a milestone — so is there any

hope things might improve, given the context you've just explained? maw; context you've 'ust explained? many football context you've just explained? many football administration _ football administration administrators made positive statements, so this was good for everyone, and good forfootball environment. apologies were given to a referees before the match yesterday and today, but i guess this won't be enough. turkish football fans want more radical change regarding the referees, and we will see what will happen. but many people just want the football federation resignations first. let's have a quick look at some of the stories from the world of football today. blackpool made it through to the third round of the fa cup, where they'll face nottingham forest at the city ground. the league one side beat forest green rovers 3—0, and will play a team who they beat comfortably at the same stage of the competition last season. troy deeney has been appointed the new head coach of league two

side forest green rovers. it comes after david horseman left the club by mutual consent following only five months in charge. the former watford captain joined rovers in the summer as a player—coach. and both brentford and aston villa have been charged by the fa after the behaviour of the two teams during their premier league match on sunday. 0llie watkins scored villa's winner at his former club, and his celebration sparked a scuffle between the players. england's phil salt says his second t20 century in a row came after what he called a confusing morning, as every indian premier league team decided not to bid for him in the auction for the 2024 tournament. salt expected to be picked up — he played in the ipl this year, and as last night showed, he's in good form. but he also admitted he let the rejection inspire him to help provide what was a record—breaking win for his country, as england levelled their series with west indies. joe wilson was watching.

powerful, precise, incessant — yes, it's phil salt again. there were many contributions to england's record t 20 innings, but salt�*s 119 is england's highest individual score. he hit ten sixes on his own — ten. total 267, 26 more than england had ever scored before. phil salt was unsold at the ipl auction, overlooked. well, look at him now. west indies in reply aimed at to hit everything that direction. beneath thatis everything that direction. beneath that is phil salt — given a go as wicketkeeper. the outstanding bowler on either side was rasheed, no surprise there, he so often is. andre russell still seemed capable, hitting five sixes but finally found harry broke. all out 75 runs short as a decisive match to come — at one more chance for a salt century.

joe wilson, bbc news. two brothers could face off against each other in next year's paris 0lympics, competing for different countries. joe choong is the current modern pentathlon champion after taking gold in tokyo. his younger brother henry is also hoping to qualify after changing his allegiance to slovakia — his wife's home nation. james dunn reports. and there is the new 0lympic and there is the new olympic champion. and there is the new olympic champion-— and there is the new olympic champion. and there is the new olympic chamion. w, , champion. crossing the line in first lace after champion. crossing the line in first place after not _ champion. crossing the line in first place after not one, _ champion. crossing the line in first place after not one, but _ champion. crossing the line in first place after not one, but five - place after not one, but five sports, from writing to shooting. a year later than planned due to covid, it was an overwhelming experience. covid, it was an overwhelming experience-— covid, it was an overwhelming exerience. , ., ., , experience. everyone who helped me from when i — experience. everyone who helped me from when i was _ experience. everyone who helped me from when i was six years _ experience. everyone who helped me from when i was six years old, - from when i was six years old, starting swimming and running, than all the clubs and everyone who's helped me all the way through, it was an out of body experience. the expanse of time, going into the games as an olympic champion is different. i went from being one of the chasers of the pack to being chased, and that's different because you've not got targets on your side,

you're trying to find new targets within yourself. his you're trying to find new targets within yourself.— you're trying to find new targets within yourself. his brother henry com eted within yourself. his brother henry competed in _ within yourself. his brother henry competed in the _ within yourself. his brother henry competed in the 2014 _ within yourself. his brother henry competed in the 2014 youth - within yourself. his brother henry - competed in the 2014 youth olympics. competed in the 2014 youth 0lympics. and this cycle, they've been training together in bath for the team gb programme. but henry's recently announced be leading the team in slovakia, his wife's commendation. i team in slovakia, his wife's commendation.— team in slovakia, his wife's commendation. ~ �*, ., , ., commendation. i think it's a bit of a ro'ect, commendation. i think it's a bit of a project. i'm _ commendation. i think it's a bit of a project. i'm hoping _ commendation. i think it's a bit of a project, i'm hoping to _ commendation. i think it's a bit of a project, i'm hoping to inspire i a project, i'm hoping to inspire people — a project, i'm hoping to inspire people to — a project, i'm hoping to inspire people to do better, and i'll have a chance _ people to do better, and i'll have a chance to — people to do better, and i'll have a chance to compete for the olympics in slovakia. — chance to compete for the olympics in slovakia, just because a competition in great britain is so intent _ competition in great britain is so intent. ~ , ., ., , intent. with parents now months awa , the intent. with parents now months away. the two — intent. with parents now months away, the two brothers - intent. with parents now months away, the two brothers are - away, the two brothers are considering the prospect of going head—to—head —— with paris now months away. head-to-head -- with paris now months away-— head-to-head -- with paris now monthsawa. �* , , ., , _ months away. i'm sure will be happy auoin months away. i'm sure will be happy going head-to-head _ months away. i'm sure will be happy going head-to-head against - months away. i'm sure will be happy going head-to-head against each i going head—to—head against each other~ _ going head—to—head against each other~ in— going head—to—head against each other. in paris i'm sure we'll have a smile _ other. in paris i'm sure we'll have a smile beforehand then get on. i'll smile _ a smile beforehand then get on. i'll smile once — a smile beforehand then get on. i'll smile once i— a smile beforehand then get on. i'll smile once i beat him. i a smile beforehand then get on. i'll smile once i beat him.— smile once i beat him. i said one of m next smile once i beat him. i said one of my next goals _ smile once i beat him. i said one of my next goals is — smile once i beat him. i said one of my next goals is to _ smile once i beat him. i said one of my next goals is to defend - smile once i beat him. i said one of my next goals is to defend the - smile once i beat him. i said one of my next goals is to defend the title j my next goals is to defend the title in paris, but also it would mean just as much to to compete at the 11 pics with henry. admittedly at the

time it was an expensing to be competing for different nations. i5 competing for different nations. is to be henry's first olympics, but joe's last, due to issues with the sport's governance. the equestrian element will be replaced with an obstacle course for the 2028 games, something organisers say will help future proof the sport. butjoe's campaign against the change, feeling the athletes because my concerns were ignored. for the athletes because my concerns were ignored-— were ignored. for me it was disappointing _ were ignored. for me it was disappointing to _ were ignored. for me it was disappointing to see - were ignored. for me it was disappointing to see how i were ignored. for me it was - disappointing to see how sports politics is run at the top level. so after that year, i took a step back from it because i needed to just get back to enjoying the sport i fell in love with at the beginning. so it was quite disappointing to see, and also eye—opening, but for me i needed to get back to just being an athlete as opposed to an olympic spokesperson. it’s athlete as opposed to an olympic spokesperson-— spokesperson. it's a sport that still in transition _ spokesperson. it's a sport that still in transition - _ spokesperson. it's a sport that still in transition - athletes - spokesperson. it's a sport thatl still in transition - athletes now still in transition — athletes now fix their focus on next year. it's full speed ahead on the road to paris. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. plenty of english involvement

in australia's big bash league — chrisjordan's 50 offjust 17 balls helped the hobart hurricanes to a strong total of 172 against the perth scorchers, but he was one—upped by zak crawley, his unbeaten 50 helping the scorchers to a nine—wicket win. england rugby league international jack welsby has signed a contract extension at st helens keeping him at the club until 2027. welsby had been interesting nrl clubs in australia. jamie murray has been named the tournament director of the queen's club championship. the multi grand slam winning doubles player will continue to compete next year but won't feature at queens itself in june. in the nba, ja morant returned from his 25—game suspension with the game winner for the memphis grizzlies in their win over the new orleans pelicans. the 24—year—old had been suspended at the start of the season for social media posts involving guns. he sunk the game—winner as time expired.

mary herbst says she wants to change the world after appearing to change a lot of minds about goalkeeping, which the england international and says she's trying to make cool. herbs won the sports personality of the year award and set down with bbc breakfast. a lot has changed over the last few years. my life has involved a lot of adjustment. it changed a few euros in the world cup in more ways than i could imagine. i'mjust in the world cup in more ways than i could imagine. i'm just really grateful to have the opportunities i do, i'm trying to make the most of it because everything now that happens as a bonus. i didn't think i would pull it off ever again, didn't think i'd play football for much longer. sojust trying think i'd play football for much longer. so just trying to make the most of it all, really. bind longer. so just trying to make the most of it all, really.— most of it all, really. and are you en'o in: most of it all, really. and are you enjoying it? _ most of it all, really. and are you enjoying it? as— most of it all, really. and are you enjoying it? as people _ most of it all, really. and are you enjoying it? as people want - most of it all, really. and are you enjoying it? as people want to i most of it all, really. and are you l enjoying it? as people want to hear more from you, with more visibility comes responsibility as well — are you still enjoying that, that role and the place are being viewed in at the moment? i and the place are being viewed in at the moment?— the moment? i en'oy the responsibility _

the moment? i en'oy the responsibility of h the moment? i enjoy the responsibility of being i the moment? i enjoy the responsibility of being a l the moment? i enjoy the . responsibility of being a role model, i try and inspire as many people as i can. i want young people to relate to me and myjourney, and see that i'm just a young person trying to win out their dream. but it's very tiring, it's an incredible blessing and opportunities —— i'm just a normal person. it takes a lot of energy to obviously play football full—time, that also do things off the pitch as well, which is all really important in terms of me achieving the legacy and leaving the game in a better place. so it's about finding that balance, i haven't had any balance the last few months, so looking forward to finding that and having some better self—care routines in 2024. let’s finding that and having some better self-care routines in 2024.— self-care routines in 2024. let's be honest, self-care routines in 2024. let's be honest. you're _ self-care routines in 2024. let's be honest, you're making _ self-care routines in 2024. let's be honest, you're making goalkeeping| honest, you're making goalkeeping cool honest, you're making goalkeeping cool. �* , ,, ., , , honest, you're making goalkeeping cool. , ,,., i, , , cool. i'm trying! slowly but surely, it's there. — cool. i'm trying! slowly but surely, it's there. it's _ cool. i'm trying! slowly but surely, it's there, it's the _ cool. i'm trying! slowly but surely, it's there, it's the earps _ cool. i'm trying! slowly but surely, it's there, it's the earps mission. l it's there, it's the earps mission. mary earps, queen of saves, do you like that? i mary earps, queen of saves, do you like that? ., �* , like that? i do, i've been called worse. like that? i do, i've been called worse- and _ like that? i do, i've been called worse. and prove _ like that? i do, i've been called worse. and prove it's _ like that? i do, i've been called worse. and prove it's not - like that? i do, i've been called worse. and prove it's not all. like that? i do, i've been called i worse. and prove it's not all about the strikers? _ worse. and prove it's not all about the strikers? that's _ worse. and prove it's not all about the strikers? that's what - worse. and prove it's not all about the strikers? that's what we i worse. and prove it's not all about the strikers? that's what we are l the strikers? that's what we are here to prove. _ the strikers? that's what we are here to prove, yeah. _ the strikers? that's what we are here to prove, yeah. i'm - the strikers? that's what we are here to prove, yeah. i'm not- the strikers? that's what we are l here to prove, yeah. i'm not here the strikers? that's what we are i here to prove, yeah. i'm not here to change people's business models, but

i want young kids to play on goal because it's fun, there is still a lot to be done but the participation is 100% improving. i hope they do a study to see how much since the world cup. but it's a good time to be a goalkeeper. talk world cup. but it's a good time to be a goalkeeper.— be a goalkeeper. talk us about your famil , be a goalkeeper. talk us about your family. because _ be a goalkeeper. talk us about your family, because you _ be a goalkeeper. talk us about your family, because you said _ be a goalkeeper. talk us about your family, because you said tonight i family, because you said tonight they put in the hard yards as well, getting into places in training, they seen the highs and lows. holding this incredibly massive trophy, that's for them as well, isn't it? i trophy, that's for them as well, isn't it? ~ �* . , ~ , isn't it? i think i'm really likely to lucky that — isn't it? i think i'm really likely to lucky that i'm _ isn't it? i think i'm really likely to lucky that i'm surrounded i isn't it? i think i'm really likely| to lucky that i'm surrounded by incredible people. —— i'm really lucky. my young ones have seen it all, the highs and lows, so i'm glad some of them could be here tonight. and i goalkeeping coaches here as well, to see this and be a part of this. it's tough to be there for someone at the bottom, when it's at the top, it's easy. but those dark

days at the bottom, it's tough. they deserve it as much as i do. plenty more from mary earps on our website tonight. liverpool are playing west ham for a place in the efl world cup semifinals tonight. quite a way to bring in the new year should they be successful in reaching the last four. that's it from sportsday, thanks for your company, bye—bye for now. hello again. we're still in for some windy weather all the way into the run—up to christmas day itself. but maybe the strongest of the winds will be happening overnight tonight and continuing into thursday — and this is where we've got the greatest risk of some travel disruption. now, the winds have been picking up today and managing to punch a few holes in the cloud. but if i show you the satellite picture — you can see the extent

of the cloud that's streaming in from the atlantic — and is continuing to bring some rain and drizzle mainly to western hills and coast. those strengthening westerly winds are drawing in mild air, mind you, around the top of that area of high pressure. but it's that deep low that's moving away from iceland that'll track to the north of scotland, and then, into scandinavia that will really strengthen the winds around it — and that's been named storm pia by the danish weather service. so overnight tonight, the winds continuing to strengthen. it'll be a noisy night, particularly in this heavy rain in scotland — that will move down into northern england and northern ireland. replaced by squally showers, slight change in the wind direction, the air gets a bit colder in scotland. but elsewhere, those temperatures not changing very much from what we've seen during the afternoon. but it will be a windy day everywhere on thursday, the strongest of the winds further north. we could see higher gusts over into the east of high ground, and the top gusts of 70—80mph in the north and northeast of scotland, so very windy here. now, we still have this cloud

and increasingly patchy rain that'll move southwards to southern england. it'll be replaced by sunshine, but streams of squally showers coming in, and some wintriness over the hills in scotland. things are turning a little bit colder here, but we've still got that milder air across the far south — temperatures 12—13 celsius. now, as the storm tracks further into scandinavia, we get this surge of stronger winds just for a while down those north sea coasts. we still have that weather front there, and that's the boundary between this milder air that's trying to push back northwards across the uk, and the colder air that's still particularly in scotland. and along that boundary, we've got this area of rain here. now south of it, in the milder air, there's still a lot of cloud, but maybe some sunshine. in the colder air, mainly in scotland, there'll be some showers. wintry over the hills, but to lower levels across the far northeast, the northern isles, where it's particularly cold. milder elsewhere, but not quite as windy on friday.

live from london. this is bbc news the expected un vote on gaza has been delayed yet again. it's now due to take place at 10am tomorrow new york time.

two teenagers are found guilty of murdering 16—year—old brianna jai. colorado's top court rules that donald trump cannot run for president in the state. he says he'll appeal to the us supreme court. a volcano that erupted in the south—west of iceland on monday is becoming less active — that's according to the country's meteorological office. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. we will strike straightaway in new york, because we will get the reaction to that breaking news that the un security council vote on that resolution trying to get some kind of deal on a pause in the fighting in gaza has been delayed yet again. that's until tomorrow.