it is the earliest in the season that we have got to i and] — isha and jocelyn. such that we have got to i andj — isha and jocelyn. such seasonal variability, it is difficult to pin it down on climate change, because last year we saw our first named storm not until all. now about last night, well, we saw some strong winds from storm isha. up to 99mph gusts in northumberland. and in the south up to 70mph. widely gusts in the central belt of central 70 to 80mph and storm jocelyn will hamper the clear up from that. today most of the storm has cleared off and sunshine and blustery showers the story for this afternoon. you can

see a tight squeeze on the isobars, still very windy across the whole of the uk with blustery showers in the north and west in particular. maybe some lightning in parts of scotland and wintriness over the hills. more sunshine further south and east and temperatures a eight to ii. sunshine further south and east and temperatures a eight to 11. tonight we see a brief respite before storm jocelyn approaches. some clear skies to the east and temperatures could drop to low single figures. then heavy rain piling into south—west england, wales and northern ireland by the time of tomorrow morning. here is storm jocelyn, following the same sort of track as storm isha, passing to the north of scotland. it is across northern and central parts of scotland gusts up to 80mph with structures and trees already

damaged, it could cause more damage and disruption and there will be a lot of heavy rain too. possibly another 11 millimetres in the north and west. by the time we get to thursday. but mild air, 13 or 1a degrees celsius. the storm clears heading into wednesday. a quieter day, the winds from the west and then the north—west. will some blustery showers in north western scotland and wales. temperatures a little lower between nine and 12 celsius. then we look out to the west to find thursday's weather, another series of fronts moving through. in the meantime a lot of weather to get through tomorrow, strong gusty winds and heavy rain. so keep an eye on the forecast on bbc local radio. here is the outlook

for the rest of the week. again despite the wet weather on thursday a respite on friday before things settle down by tinned the end of the weekend. thanks, elizabeth. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news hello and welcome to sportsday with me, delyth lloyd. and then there were none — british interest in the australian 0pen singles is over as alexander zverev sends cameron norrie packing in a five—set thriller. we'll speak to football fans who have been left stranded by storm isha. the kansas city chiefs are on course for a fourth super bowl appearance in five years.

welcome to sportsday. all british hopes in the singles at the australian open are over after cameron norrie fell short of the quarterfinals, beaten by sixth seed alexander zverev in a dramatic five—setter. after executing so well throughout the contest, in which norrie twice came from behind to force a decider, the british number one's game unravelled in the fifth set tie—break. a double—fault put zverev 6—2 ahead and the german used the momentum to seal a victory that ended british interest in the singles at melbourne park this year. zverev, still aiming for his first grand slam title, will face spanish second seed carlos alcaraz in the quarterfinals on wednesday.

0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller was watching the norrie match and gave us his thoughts afterwards. he continued, or at least try to continue to play, in the same way that he'd approach the match, especially insects four and five, which was be very aggressive, come forward to the net as often as he could liberal use of the drop shot by his standards, very approach —— similar to the approach when he beat the 11th seed in the third round. ultimately, when the stakes were at their highest, he made too many mistakes in the match tie—break. he had been serving very well enough that fifth set, daniel serif, making life difficult for cameron norrie. when you missed out by a grand slam quarterfinal by such a narrow margin it is a crushing defeat, but cameron norrie has said that he thinks the best is yet to come, this is a man

who has already reached a grand prime —— grand slam semifinal at wimbledon. at the age of 28 he looked his life and thought, how do i get even better, how do i improve? he thinks this more aggressive game style, taking more risks, coming forward is the answer. it is exciting to watch and it will be an exciting to watch and it will be an exciting year if he continues to play in that vein. exciting year if he continues to play in that vein. the quarterfinal draws are now complete after carlos alcaraz eased through his round of 16 match with a commanding display on rod laver arena. the wimbledon champion lostjust eight games on his way to beating miomir kecmanovic of serbia in straight sets. the spaniard missed last year's tournament through injury, but has dropped just one set on his way to the last eight. third seed daniil medvedev also booked his place in the quarterfinals, but he didn't have it all his own way. portugal's nuno borges took him to four sets in melbourne. the two—time finalist failed to convert two match points at 5—4 in the third set, before winning the fourth 6—1. the top six men's seeds

are all through to the last eight. it's a different story in the women's draw where ukrainian dayana yastremska has become the first qualifer to reach a grand slam quarterfinal since emma raducanu at the 2021 us 0pen. yastremska knocked out the two—time champion victoria azarenka 7—6, 6—4. it's the first time she has ever progressed past the last 16 of a major and she's done it while being ranked world number 93. yastremska will next face 19—year—old linda noskova, who booked her place in the quarterfinals because elina svitolina retired 3—0 down through injury. noskova knocked out the world number one, iga swiatek, in the previous round. like yastremska, it's her first time into a grand slam quarterfinal. i don't know exactly what it is, but

like a shooting pain in the first game, on the last two points. yeah, i couldn't do anything, it completely blocked my back. yeah, i couldn't do anything, it completely blocked my back. players do not think the football authorities are doing enough to effectively tackle racism in the game, that's according to professional footballers�* association chair 0mar beckles. he says members do not believe there are "real, consistent and significant consequences" for racism. that comes after fifa president gianni infantino called for games to be automatically forfeited for teams whose fans commit racist abuse. it follows two incidents over the weekend. milan players walked off in an italian league match after their goalkeeper was subject to racist abuse on saturday. a simialr incident of racsim was reported at hillsborough in the championship over the weekend.

brighton return from their winter break later when they host in—form wolves at the amex tonight. after a warm weather training camp in dubai last week, roberto de zerbi's side will now aim to pick up where they left off, having gone four games unbeaten across all competitions before the premier league break. they are a bold team, a brisk team. they are a bold team, a brisk team. they have important players with big quality. we know the level of the difficulty of the game, but we would like to —— to win the game, we want to win the game and play well. looking forward to it, a big test against — looking forward to it, a big test against one of the best managers around, _ against one of the best managers around, and incredibly well coached side, _

around, and incredibly well coached side, they— around, and incredibly well coached side, they knew what they are doing, very difficult to stop, especially at the _ very difficult to stop, especially at the amex, they are a very good side there — at the amex, they are a very good side there. they have beaten celtic teams _ side there. they have beaten celtic teams there are already so it'll be a tough _ teams there are already so it'll be a tough test for us, but we are looking — a tough test for us, but we are looking forward to it, i am looking forward _ looking forward to it, i am looking forward to — looking forward to it, i am looking forward to it. we have some players away— forward to it. we have some players away on _ forward to it. we have some players away on international duty which is away on international duty which is a big _ away on international duty which is a big blow— away on international duty which is a big blow for us. now many sports fans have been left stranded by travel disruption caused by storm isha. among them is kendal town fc supporter phil walker, who is stuck on the isle of man after going to watch his team play there yesterday. he isjoined by kendal town chairman michael 0'neill. i'm booked on a flight this afternoon, if it takes off. i've also booked through two o'clock in the ferry tomorrow morning to see if i can get back to heysham with that. easyjet have said they will not put on an extra paint to bring people off, wejust on an extra paint to bring people off, we just have to book on another flight. being a solo traveller, i was lucky and was able to be booked

on to another airline yesterday by easyjet. easyjet apparently will not bring another aircraft onto the island even though there are people waiting for a flight.— waiting for a flight. unfortunately the rices waiting for a flight. unfortunately the prices soon _ waiting for a flight. unfortunately the prices soon spike _ waiting for a flight. unfortunately the prices soon spike when - waiting for a flight. unfortunately i the prices soon spike when demand came _ the prices soon spike when demand came high— the prices soon spike when demand came high for fairies and additional flights _ came high for fairies and additional flights. we are meeting together as a club _ flights. we are meeting together as a club this_ flights. we are meeting together as a club this morning to discuss how we carr— a club this morning to discuss how we can help — a club this morning to discuss how we can help the fans, some of the 260 he _ we can help the fans, some of the 260 he need support. it has not been great _ india batter virat kohli has withdrawn from the first two tests against england for personal reasons. kohli's withdrawal comes one day after england batter harry brook returned to the uk for personal reasons. former captain kohli told india skipper rohit sharma and the side's management that "certain personal situations demand his presence and undivided attention". the five—test series begins in hyderabad on thursday. the kansas city chiefs are on course for a fourth super bowl appearance in five years after they won a nail—biting play—off game against the buffalo bills.

two years ago this match—up served up a classic and sunday's divisional round match—up certinaly lived up to the billing, with the chiefs taking it 27—24. it is the third time in four years that kansas city have knocked the bills out of the play—offs and this time they did it in buffalo. the chiefs will now play in the afc championship game for a sixth straight year and are looking to become the first team to win back—to—back nfl titles since the 2003 and 2004 seasons. elsewhere, the detroit lions held off the tampa bay buccaneers to win 31—23 and book a spot in the nfc championship game for just the second time. both they and the chiefs will visit the top seed in their conference on sunday, with kansas city taking on the baltimore ravens before detroit face the san francisco 49ers. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team

at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello, you're watching bbc news. i'm catherine byaruhanga. strong winds and heavy rain from storm isha have left tens of thousands of homes without power and caused extensive travel problems in the uk. parts of northern ireland, northern england and scotland have seen the strongest winds in ten to 20 years. gusts of up to 99mph were recorded in northumberland and yellow rain warnings remain in place for many areas. for the latest we can go live now to the travel journalist simon calder. he joins us from

liverpool street station. for what is usually a very busy train station there, it doesn't seem very busy. what is the situation there and across the country? liverpool street station, one of the biggest stations in london, it serves east anglia and the counties of essex, sussex and norfolk, except right now there are problems on the line between ipswich and norwich and that means it is one of many locations around the uk which are sane problems. scotland has been worst hit. they have cancelled is some services at seven o'clock on sunday night and they didn't open on monday morning until after the rush hour. many of the lines are still closed because they are checking them for debris and where ever you are heading in great britain and

northern ireland, you need to be prepared for disruption on the railways. that has been a real problem for airline passengers and, my goodness, the sort of disruption we saw yesterday, i don't think we have seen for example a domestic flight going from edinburgh in scotland to bristol in the west of england diverting to paris. the big problem for lots of the passengers on this easyjet flight was they didn't have any passports, they thought they were flying within the uk, therefore they had to sleep in the transit lounge overnight and they are trying to get back to the uk today. we have many other people, tens of thousands of people out of position and there are more flight cancellations today, i'm afraid. still a lot of disruptions across the country. what is the advice for passengers who have to venture out.

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