to scotland and temperatures close to freezing so a frost for some as we start tomorrow not a bad —looking day. we will see some spells of sunshine. it will turn hazy as we see more high cloud streaming in from the west. some thicker cloud into northern ireland, northern england and scotland. some rain getting into the north—west of scotland through the afternoon. it will be windy but not as windy as it has been today. highs of eight, nine or ten. the rain in north—west scotland comes courtesy of this warm front, as that pushes its way north—eastwards on thursday night into friday, it will leave us in this wedge of very mild air. moist air as well, this wedge of very mild air. moist airas well, pushing in this wedge of very mild air. moist air as well, pushing in from the south—west. that means a loss of cloud for friday. not much in the way of sunshine, the best chance of that to the east of high ground although the wind here will be pretty gusty. some rain at times, out towards the west but have a look at the temperatures. it is early february by this stage, 12—14 degrees, well above the average for the time of year. we stick with the

mild weather through the weekend, highs of 12—14 but it will often be cloudy with a bit of rain at times. thanks, ben. and that's bbc news at six. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening. case closed. erik ten hag attempts to move on from marcus rashford's latest indiscretion at manchester united... two of the premier league's top three play tonight. with liverpool hoping to keep manchester city at bay with a win over their cup final opponents chelsea one big purchase. now a high—priced sale... chelsea recoup some of the money spent in the january transfer window on the wsl�*s deadline day also coming up on sportsday... just over two years since her olympic dream was taken away,

we meet faye rogers on the brink of her first paralympics in the pool hello again. for erik ten hag today, it was case closed on marcus rashford. for those journalists at the manchester united manager's press conference, that remained very much more of an open question. the forward didn't play in their fa cup game on sunday after reporting ill for training two days prior. the two days before that, he was reportedly seen on a night out in belfast. six of the first seven questions to ten hag were about rashford, who the club say has taken responsibility for his actions and is back in training ahead of their premier league trip to wolves tomorrow. but the dutchman was determined to move on despite the best efforts of those present. inlcuding the bbc�*s simon stone.

he has taken responsibility and for us its an internal matter, case closed. ~ . us its an internal matter, case closed. ., ., , closed. what does it say about the resect closed. what does it say about the respect their _ closed. what does it say about the respect their stuff _ closed. what does it say about the respect their stuff are _ closed. what does it say about the respect their stuff are you - closed. what does it say about the respect their stuff are you that - respect their stuff are you that these things keep happening. it is nothin: to these things keep happening. it is nothing to do with that. as i said, let us_ nothing to do with that. as i said, let us focus— nothing to do with that. as i said, let us focus on the thing and will forward — let us focus on the thing and will forward i— let us focus on the thing and will forward. i think this time it is clear. — forward. i think this time it is clear. or— forward. i think this time it is clear. or a _ forward. i think this time it is clear, or a focus on winning football_ clear, or a focus on winning football games. do clear, or a focus on winning football games.— clear, or a focus on winning football games. clear, or a focus on winning football names. , ., ~ , ., football games. do you think your com osina football games. do you think your composing it _ football games. do you think your composing it discipline _ football games. do you think your composing it discipline on - football games. do you think your composing it discipline on your. composing it discipline on your squad to win at football matches, which is clearly what you need to do what you mark? it which is clearly what you need to do what you mark?— which is clearly what you need to do what you mark? it has nothing to do with that with _ what you mark? it has nothing to do with that with me, _ what you mark? it has nothing to do with that with me, but _ what you mark? it has nothing to do with that with me, but in _ what you mark? it has nothing to do with that with me, but in football. with that with me, but in football you need — with that with me, but in football you need discipline and that is on the pitch. — you need discipline and that is on the pitch, but also of the pitch, because — the pitch, but also of the pitch, because there is alignment between, so because there is alignment between, 50 every— because there is alignment between, so every player knows this, every professional noses, what is

required _ professional noses, what is required. do professional noses, what is required-— required. do you find it distracting? _ required. do you find it distracting? i- required. do you find it distracting? i do - required. do you find it distracting? i do said, l required. do you find it i distracting? i do said, we required. do you find it - distracting? i do said, we have required. do you find it _ distracting? i do said, we have to focus on winning _ distracting? i do said, we have to focus on winning football- distracting? i do said, we have to focus on winning football games, i focus on winning football games, that is_ focus on winning football games, that is all— focus on winning football games, that is all that matters, and every taught— that is all that matters, and every taught professional knows what is required — we'll hearfrom simon in a moment, but first to those outside old trafford today. how might the united fans consider erik ten hag's approach to a player who appears to have transgressed more than once? it feels like with rashford mh by different standard being applied especially when you consider what has happened, different rules for him, i am surprised he's back in a team so quickly. i’m him, i am surprised he's back in a team so quickly.— him, i am surprised he's back in a team so quickly. i'm ok with it, to be honest. he _ team so quickly. i'm ok with it, to be honest, he has— team so quickly. i'm ok with it, to be honest, he has missed - team so quickly. i'm ok with it, to be honest, he has missed a - team so quickly. i'm ok with it, to| be honest, he has missed a game, has a chance to _ be honest, he has missed a game, has a chance to show what he can do, i think it's _ a chance to show what he can do, i think it's fair he get another opportunity was up i think you should — opportunity was up i think you should he _ opportunity was up i think you should be punished more than what she has— should be punished more than what she has been, coming back so soon i don't _ she has been, coming back so soon i don't think— she has been, coming back so soon i don't think it's the right decision. there _ don't think it's the right decision. there should be consequences for action and towards what he has not it's not right to come back straightaway, knowing if we needed

for a game, personally i don't think we do given the way he's plain at the moment, so i don't think he should come back tomorrow. that's part of the scrutiny erik ten hag is under, and i caught up with our football reporter simon stone after the press conference held by the manchester united manager today. and he told me how ten hag dealt with all the rashford questions. clearly there is an issue there with marcus rashford, it's clearly there is an issue there with marcus rashford, its three times now in 13 months, that he has had to deal with issues surrounding rashford, and i am sure he would prefer not to have to do it, but it is hisjob to prefer not to have to do it, but it is his job to attend the press conferences and hisjob is his job to attend the press conferences and his job to answer questions from the media. that doesn't mean to say that she has to answer them way the media want, but thatis answer them way the media want, but that is where we ended up today. you mention it has happened before with marcus rashford, it is happened with other players i'm a is there a discussion about how he has decided to deal with each player, perhaps differently, there are players who

have also had disciplinary matters who at the time were called internal, yet those players are no longer at the club.— internal, yet those players are no longer at the club. obviously, jadon sancho would _ longer at the club. obviously, jadon sancho would be _ longer at the club. obviously, jadon sancho would be the _ longer at the club. obviously, jadon sancho would be the example, - sancho would be the example, slightly different in terms of the way that eric attend hog handle it, because he in public said jadon sancho's training performances have not been good enough butjadon sancho responded to that in a very public way, erik ten hag demanded an apology for that and he did not come so jadon sancho never came back into the squad. there's not been that seem falling out with rashford, jadon sancho has been hit and miss, marcus rashford scored 30 goals last season and has scored in his last two premier league games. manchester united are anchored in mid table at the moment and have to start climbing the league. for erik ten hag, it he is playing on thejob,

because if manchester united finish where they are now doesn't look for him good at the end of the season as jim ratcliffe is deciding the way forward, so he needs marcus rashford in the way he was in last season, not how he will is this season, he needs marcus rashford to score goals and be effective in games and help manchester united win games. so as simon said, one of the reasons manchester united need marcus rashford is that they're not anywhere near the business end of the premier league table. right now, these are the teams calling the shots in the title race. arsenal won last night to put themselves between first and third, with liverpool and manchester city both playing tonight. and could this moment be crucial when we look back in may? jurgen klopp takes charge of his first league match since announcing this season will be his last while manchester city have erling haaland back after nearly two months out injured. to the etihad in a moment, but first football correspondent john murray is with chris sutton

at anfield for liverpool against chelsea. it's liverpool against chelsea on a rainy night on merseyside, just over three weeks before they play each other at wembley in the carabao cup final, it strikes me, chris, it's an important five days for liverpool. chelsea tonight, then arsenal on sunday, in terms of what they want to do this season.— to do this season. absolutely. the ossibili to do this season. absolutely. the possibility of _ to do this season. absolutely. the possibility of winning _ to do this season. absolutely. the possibility of winning four - to do this season. absolutely. the possibility of winning four trophies massive, jurgen klopp making his announcement to leave a few days ago, the emotion of the week and against norwich city, now it's about eyes on the prize for liverpool. turning up—to—date against and improving chelsea team, a slow burner, but they would have to focus on getting a result and a huge game then on sunday against arsenal. i don't know about you, did you notice last week on a number of occasions, there is a reference of this match is being very important for the

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on five live and bbc sounds. tonight's game at the etihad not only heralds the return of erling haaland but also vincent kompany�*s to the place where he became a manchester city legend. the burnley manager even has a statue outside the stadium but he knows his former club well enough to know his new team's coach won't go past it on their way in. it's kompany�*s first league visit to the etihad since leaving in 2019. pep guardiola relieved they are heading for a timely clean bill of health after injury so far this evening. one game at a time, in far this evening. one game at a time. in the _ far this evening. one game at a time, in the past _ far this evening. one game at a time, in the past when - far this evening. one game at a time, in the past when he - far this evening. one game at a| time, in the past when he made far this evening. one game at a - time, in the past when he made good runs our thinking and thoughts were just one game at the time. itjust barely and the rest i don't care. what they have done in the past, the most important is the fact that we are almost all the squad fit, and thatis are almost all the squad fit, and that is the best news for the important part of the season, we

have the premier league and champions league around the corner, it's important to have everyone. nobody would ever doubt the quality manager— nobody would ever doubt the quality manager city has meant they are a phenomenal team, manager city has meant they are a phenomenalteam, but i manager city has meant they are a phenomenal team, but i know that you can't start— phenomenal team, but i know that you can't start those games defeated, even _ can't start those games defeated, even though the rest of the world will maybe start this —— manchester city. _ will maybe start this —— manchester city. with _ will maybe start this —— manchester city, with rightly so have an idea that this — city, with rightly so have an idea that this is — city, with rightly so have an idea that this is what the local movie, but from — that this is what the local movie, but from us, from our side, no, we will go _ but from us, from our side, no, we will go in _ but from us, from our side, no, we will go in there with every desire to get— will go in there with every desire to get the — will go in there with every desire to get the most out of this game, we have to _ you could argue that the premier league's top five clubs still have a role to play in this season's title race. that includes spurs, who could go up a place to fourth if they beat brentford tonight. they start tonight eight points off leaders liverpool, which according to their manager is not enough to rule them out evenif even if others might suggest going out of the fa cups last week and means their chances of winning

silverware this time around are over. so, we can't win the league? is that what you're saying westmark you did. that is fine, that's ok, that's all right. don't worry about it, it's fine. you don't have to say it, you don't think we will win the league, that's fine, just be strong with it, that's all right. i get it, i understand that and i get the question, is disappointed that we are also both cup competitions, particularly not being in europe, this year is about us going as a team, finishing the second half of the year and stronger than we did a first if we do that we would be in a good position, ithink. unlike in the men's game, the january transfer window in women's football actually closes at the end of january. that means wsl clubs have until 11 tonight to complete any deals. our reporter emma sanders is with me. it is the leaders, chelsea that have done the biggest deal at the window, but that team second and table have

been more active today.— been more active today. absolutely, manchester — been more active today. absolutely, manchester city, _ been more active today. absolutely, manchester city, all _ been more active today. absolutely, manchester city, all eyes _ been more active today. absolutely, manchester city, all eyes on - been more active today. absolutely, manchester city, all eyes on them, l manchester city, all eyes on them, they put in a £200,000 bid for the young esson biller midfielder then kills brown, and everyone is looking at that, it means aston villa needs at that, it means aston villa needs a midfielder, so they're looking to bring in liverpool miri taylor and is just a matter of getting the paperwork sorted. tell isjust a matter of getting the paperwork sorted.— isjust a matter of getting the paperwork sorted. tell me about a situation that _ paperwork sorted. tell me about a situation that may _ paperwork sorted. tell me about a situation that may not _ paperwork sorted. tell me about a situation that may not be - paperwork sorted. tell me about a situation that may not be searches night, another manchester city player emma ellie roebuck, a goalkeeper and international player but in some no man's land at the moment. ., . . . . but in some no man's land at the moment. ,, ., , , , ., moment. she has been struggling for names i moment. she has been struggling for games i might _ moment. she has been struggling for games i might mention _ moment. she has been struggling for games i might mention the _ moment. she has been struggling for games i might mention the city - moment. she has been struggling for games i might mention the city and l games i might mention the city and seems to have fallen out of favour there so she is keen for a move away, barcelona, the european champions, who wouldn't want to go there? have interest in her but this might be one for the summer and looks more likely she will leave on a free transfer in the summer because it sounds like barcelona

need to off—load some goalkeepers out there and, sandra panos, already at the club, is being linked with a move away, if you think that was true it might sit accelerate at the roebuck move there but might be for the summer. roebuck move there but might be for the summer-— the summer. mayra ramirez, epic siuanin or the summer. mayra ramirez, epic signing or chelsea, _ the summer. mayra ramirez, epic signing or chelsea, they _ the summer. mayra ramirez, epic signing or chelsea, they recoup i the summer. mayra ramirez, epic. signing or chelsea, they recoup that money by selling jessie fleming today, i mentioned chelsea were busy earlier in the window but they had business today as well. thea;r earlier in the window but they had business today as well.— business today as well. they got into hundred _ business today as well. they got into hundred and _ business today as well. they got into hundred and £50,000 - business today as well. they got into hundred and £50,000 for l business today as well. they got into hundred and £50,000 for it| into hundred and £50,000 for it jessie fleming, the canadian midfielder who was joined the portland thorns in the states, struggling for gametime, so it's a deal that works for all parties, she's not only one moving stateside, someone is left tottenham to join the seattle rain, so it some big moves in the w sl transfer window. the end of the window is interesting because when closely —— spend it bit of money they are criticised for being of seed and having money and

within it but when it's quieter to get criticism of a different kind, why aren't they sending —— spending money? how has the w sl transfer when a site in those extreme points of view. at when a site in those extreme points of view. �* . , when a site in those extreme points ofview. �* , _ , ., ., ., of view. a busy start to the window and we saw — of view. a busy start to the window and we saw clubs _ of view. a busy start to the window and we saw clubs to _ of view. a busy start to the window and we saw clubs to some - of view. a busy start to the window and we saw clubs to some strong i and we saw clubs to some strong business with big names coming, particularly at what time, though most of them were free transfers like christine us and others, but in terms of spending money towards the end of the window there's been excitement, but maybe a bit of a load in the middle.— load in the middle. thank you, emma on the transfer _ load in the middle. thank you, emma on the transfer deadline _ load in the middle. thank you, emma on the transfer deadline day - on the transfer deadline day in women's football. there's a men's tdd special football news show from 10pm tomorrow live on iplayer meanwhile, england's women will play their first two fixtures of the year next month during a warm weather training camp in spain. they've confirmed friendlies against austria and then italy in the final week of february as sarina wiegman prepares for the beginning of the lionesses' euro 2025 qualifying campaign in april.

japan are through to the asian cup quarter finals after beating bahrain 3—1 in qatar. ritsu doan gave japan a first half lead after a spectacular effort from seya maikuma had smashed against the woodwork. after the break, goals from takefusa kubo and ayase ueda ensured the four time champions japan will progress to the last eight. iran and syria last 16 tie has gone to penalties after ending 1—1 in extra time. like the asian cup, the africa cup of nations has reached the quarter final stage, and remarkably the eight teams that have got this far are completely different to those who did so in the last afcon two years ago. ian williams is in ivory coast for us. good to see you. this is completely bizarre situation, or does it tell us more about the growing influence and quality of those teams on the african continent?—

and quality of those teams on the african continent? maybe a bit but it is strange _ african continent? maybe a bit but it is strange to _ african continent? maybe a bit but it is strange to have _ african continent? maybe a bit but it is strange to have a _ african continent? maybe a bit but it is strange to have a completelyl it is strange to have a completely different turnaround. i was in cameroon two years ago, covering the africa cup of nations, it was about mohamed salah and egypt, cellular money and set a goal, and you had cameroon and morocco, some big names in those quarterfinals this time around the highest ranks i left our nigeria, who were not there two years ago, they started the competition as the best site in africa. the five above them have all gone out so that's senegal, the holders, and for north african nations, we mention some of them like egypt, tunisia, morocco and algeria, all of gone, which is or was a bad competition it has been for the north africans and particularly morocco, because just over one year ago making the world cup semifinals in qatar, the first ever african site to make a world cup semifinals, huge expectations on

them. they haven't won the competition since 1976, and when they were beaten by south africa 2—0 last night, the latest in a string of big trucks we've had so far in this competition. it is of big trucks we've had so far in this competition.— of big trucks we've had so far in this competition. it is fair to say the south _ this competition. it is fair to say the south africa _ this competition. it is fair to say the south africa result - this competition. it is fair to say the south africa result confirms| this competition. it is fair to say i the south africa result confirms it was a capricious tournament, and it goes and surprises, the ivory coast second—team manager thinking the routes and in fact they have gone through and are they know amongst those who will consider chances of winning it? those who will consider chances of winnin: it? . _, those who will consider chances of winnin: it? ~ _, ., those who will consider chances of winning it?— winning it? welcome to the africa cu of winning it? welcome to the africa cup of nations. — winning it? welcome to the africa cup of nations, that _ winning it? welcome to the africa cup of nations, that is _ winning it? welcome to the africa cup of nations, that is all i - winning it? welcome to the africa cup of nations, that is all i would | cup of nations, that is all i would say about that, because screen things happen here and that is part of the magic competition. it has been awed. if we look at who might still win, we mentioned nigeria, they will certainly be eye and it's up, they are three—time champions and have kept three clean sheets in and have kept three clean sheets in a row and looked very mean at the back and don't forget they have victor osimhen, the different —— currents african footballer of the

year. ivory coast looked dead and buried in a group stage, so much so as you say, their manager was given the trump, but they made it through is one of the best third—place sides and then they beat the holders senegal on penalties a few days ago. i was watching that game at the fan bar care and while the celebrations at four times and i was on the streets in the road, everyone in the car is waving their flags around, their country is very much with the elephants on that front, but we have any interest in divide in these quarterfinals, because along with two—time winners ivory coast and nigeria, to other side someone this composition, the democratic republic of the congo and south africa, both were sides of never went before. jenny and miley, who both lost finals in the 1970s and angola and cape verde, and a tiny island nation with a publishing ofjust over half a million people who have never made it past the quarterfinals and as you

say a very capricious tournament and i would not be up at all surprised if when it finished, we had a new name on that trophy. mali and guiena. n. you're watching sportsday. here are some of the day's other football stories... aberdeen are looking for their fourth manager in three years after sacking barry robson — the club say their current position of eighth in the scottish premiership is "unacceptable". the team were booed off last night after drawing 1—1 at home to sixth—placed dundee. ireland coach andy farrell has named jack crowley to start at fly half in the opening match of the six nations against france in marseille. it's their first game since the retirement ofjonny sexton... and that's one of four changes from ireland's quarter final defeat at the world cup to new zealand. england spinnerjack leach has been ruled out of the second test against india after suffering a knee injury in theirwin in the first match. leach had an issue with his knee in hyderabad... and could be replaced by shoaib bashir... who would be making

his england debut. as it considers a possible merger or cash injection from the saudi backers of liv golf, the pga tour has secured new funding from a different source. the strategic sports group, who are a consortium of us—based sports franchise owners have invested more than a billion pounds, an amount that could eventually double, amd from which players on the tour will benefit. the deal allows for a possible future agreement with liv, about whom rory mcilroy says he's changed his tune, claiming players shouldn't face punishment if they leave and then return to play on the pga tour. mcilroy had prevoiusly been one of liv�*s fiercest critics. i think it's hard to punish people, i think it's hard to punish people, i don't think there should be a punishment for... , obviously i have changed my tune on that because i see where growth is an ac that having a diminished pga tour and a

diminished live tour and anything else is bad for both parties, much better being together and moving forward together for the good of the game, and that is my opinion of it. to me, the faster we can all get back together and start to play, start to have the strongest fields possible, it is good for golf. just two years after being told she had no future in swimming, faye rogers is competing in the first world series event of the paralympic year. the student suffered a life—changing injury, but went on to win a maiden world title last year and she's now being seen as a gold medal contender for paris 202a. it's a remarkable turnaround for rogers, who wants to make an impact at the world series event which begins in aberdeen tomorrow. she's been speaking to the bbc�*s nick hope. to reach a paralympic podium, preparations need to be perfect, position is paramount. faye rogers,

a biochemistry student, has devised a biochemistry student, has devised a winning formula in and out of the pool despite a life—changing accident in 2021. it pool despite a life-changing accident in 2021.— pool despite a life-changing accident in 2021. ., , ., accident in 2021. it was on the day i was accident in 2021. it was on the day i was supposed — accident in 2021. it was on the day i was supposed to _ accident in 2021. it was on the day i was supposed to move up - accident in 2021. it was on the day i was supposed to move up to - i was supposed to move up to aberdeen, my car was packed and ready for unity because i was driving straight up from training, but on the way i was involved in a quite serious car accident. there were several open fractures in my elbow, dislocated, and other nerve was severed, a lot going on, and i was severed, a lot going on, and i was in hospitalfor quite a while. about three weeks after the consultant sat me down and said" we have saved your arm, but you will not be able to swim again, you not be able to compete" my mother was with me in that consultation and i kind of walked out and i turned around to her and was like" ok, watch me what or stop i got in and starting kicking and later it someone said to have you considered

paris women,, it clearly affects her stroke, and it's a go from there. how much it help coming to university in aberdeen and gets in that part of your life going?- that part of your life going? it was a massive relief— that part of your life going? it was a massive relief to _ that part of your life going? it was a massive relief to get _ that part of your life going? it was a massive relief to get to - a massive relief to get to university and swimming and the fact that i was able to slot straight into my course. i'm studying biochemistry to be a doctor, and i find it challenging to balance uptime but i find it i've perform better in exams when a change —— train in the morning, they help me. how much pride you take from the way you fought back? you become a world champion, it's incredible. thank ou, to champion, it's incredible. thank you. to get _ champion, it's incredible. thank you. to get gold _ champion, it's incredible. thank you, to get gold in _ champion, it's incredible. thank you, to get gold in the - champion, it's incredible. thank you, to get gold in the 100 - champion, it's incredible. thank. you, to get gold in the 100 metre flight is insane, it's cool to look at it and think it's less than two years after someone told me i would not be of the race again, i am really proud of how far i have come. i think i would say to anyone struggling are going through any challenge, you got this. you can do

it no matter who is telling you you can't. i think it is really important to trust yourself and know that as long as you are doing your best that's all you can do and it will work out, you would be where you need to be. achieving in us a note to the pool, faye rogers, three premier league games tonight, followed them all on the bbc sports website and on five life, measures a city, he is back and seems fairly pleased to be as well, erling haaland on the bench the night for the match against bernie, he's back after two months out with a foot injury. kevin de bruyne also fit and will captain them on his first start since the opening of the season, follow up on that versus chelsea and spurs against branford, all on the bbc, that's it, thank you for watching, goodbye for now. —— against branford. brantford. hello there. we've seen some very strong

winds across northern areas of scotland today. and with those severe gales came some pretty big waves pummeling the coastline of shetland. but it wasn't shetland where the strongest winds in this storm were. no, they were in the core of storm ingunn and that runs straight across the faroe islands to our northwest. now, landsverk is the public authority that runs the infrastructure in the faroe islands. they reported a gust on one of their weather stations of 155 mph. in relatively well sheltered torshavn, we had a top gust of 120 mph there in the capital of the faroe islands. thankfully, those really powerful winds stayed well away from our shores. we had a top gust of 75 in lerwick and not far behind that in the highlands and the hebrides. now, overnight tonight we've got a band of rain, a cold front pushing southwards across england and wales, bringing some rain that will clear later in the night. and with clearing skies and lighter winds, one or two mist and fog patches possible, there's also likely to be one or two patches of frost around as well as we head into the first part of thursday.

now, storm ingunn will be bringing some very strong winds to norway on thursday, gusts over 100 mph, blizzard conditions with lots of snow. our weather is going to be a good deal quieter than that. you'll be pleased to hear. we've got a ridge of high pressure and that means for many of us, it's a bright start to the day. should stay sunny for the most part across england and wales. further north, it will tend to turn cloudier through the afternoon, with outbreaks of rain arriving across the north and west of scotland through thursday afternoon. with the wind strengthening, it won't be quite as windy as it's been though today. but friday, a lot of cloud around. best of any breaks in a cloud across eastern areas will continue to be quite windy generally. some rain across the north and west of scotland. we may see a fern effect set up across the north east of scotland. if that happens, we could see temperatures go as high as 16, but otherwise 1a in aberdeen. well, that's still a good seven or eight degrees above average at this time of the year. it stays mild as well for most of the country on saturday, but particularly so for england and wales. still quite a lot of cloud around. gusty winds on into the east of the pennines, a mixture of sunshine and showers for scotland

and northern ireland. top temperature around 1a degrees for east anglia in the south east, but even 10—11 for scotland is still well above average as we head into february. into sunday and next week, generally it's going to stay quite wet and windy across northern areas. the quietest weather will be in the south.