making stupid mistakes. we have to learn from it. on the other side, i'm very proud. you see how we are improving, and the potential for the squad and this team is amazing. i'm very proud today as well. tottenham hotspur climbed into the top four with a home win against nottingham forest. this game was 1—1 at half—time but a second—half thunderbolt from micky van de ven restored spur�*s lead and pedro porro made it 3—1. the result improves spurs�* hopes of champions league football next season, while only goal difference is keeping forest out of the relegation zone. it doesn't stop, you just keep going and as you have said, there is still some really meaningful, tough games to come. every game is a tough

game. we knew forest with scrap for the position they are in, like i said we are in good shape so hopefully we can end the season strong and continue on. bottom side sheffield united scored an injury time equaliser to hold chelsea 2—2 at home. the result doesn't do much for sheffield united's bleak survival hopes but it deals a severe blow to chelsea's hopes of europe next season. here's our senior football repoter — ian dennis. sheffield united facing relegation, but not going down without a fight. chris wilder's site rescued a point with a 93rd minute equaliser as ali mcburney pounce from close range. chelsea had twice taken the lead. thiago silva guided them with an 11 minute lead home site responding well. levelling and beating inside the near post inside the half—hour. chelsea went back in front, a fine goal, but could not hang on. petra fit to meet a flying save from robinson, but sheffield united deservedly

equalised as chelsea lost ground in the race to for europe. the much hyped top of the scottish premiership clash had everything, from early goals to late equalisers — but ultimately it ended in a 3—3 draw, to keep leaders celtic a point ahead — while rangers have a game in hand. celtic dominated the first half — and were 2—0 up at half time including a penalty. after the break, rangers also scored from the spot, then equalised in the 86th minute. and there was a frantic finish, with celtic going ahead again, before rangers�* rabbi matondo levelled in injury time. well the former spurs and republic of ireland internationaljoe kinnear has died at the age of 77. with tottenham, he won the uefa cup, two league cups and an fa cup. the defender was also capped 26 times for ireland. kinnear then went on to have a successful career as a manager — most famously at wimbledon and newcastle.

max verstappen�*s fi rivals are already admitting defeat this season — after he cruised to victory at the japanese grand prix — his third win from 4 races. verstappen led a red bull clean—sweep in suzuka — prompting mercedes to concede �*no one can catch him'. the 200m freestyle final at the british swimming championships looked like an olympic final such was the talent on show — world champion matt richards was the first to touch the side — beating a star studded line—up including the reigning tokyo champion tom dean who came third and now won't be able to defend his title in paris. olympic silver medallist duncan scott finished second to take the other individual spot at this summer's games. the line—up for the quarter finals of rugby union's european champions cup is complete — premiership leaders northampton saints are through after beating munster. and the final team through is toulouse who comfortably won at home against racing 92. now west ham united captain

kurt zouma and women's vice—captain hawa cissoko have joined members of the local community at a special iftar event at the club's training ground. "iftar" is a community meal during the holy month of ramadan and football focus reporter liam macdevitt went along. ramadan is a time for spiritual reflection all around the world so i've come to west ten�*s training ground and i will be joined by members of the first team and the local community who will all be taking part in an iftar celebration. pleasure. nice to meet _ an iftar celebration. pleasure. nice to meet you. _ an iftar celebration. pleasure. nice to meet you. tonight - an iftar celebration. pleasure. l nice to meet you. tonight feels like a special _ nice to meet you. tonight feels like a special evening. - nice to meet you. tonight feels like a special evening. what - like a special evening. what does this period of time mean for you as a muslim? it does this period of time mean for you as a muslim? it means a lot to me- _ for you as a muslim? it means a lot to me- in _ for you as a muslim? it means a lot to me. in terms _ for you as a muslim? it means a lot to me. in terms of— for you as a muslim? it means a lot to me. in terms of my - lot to me. in terms of my religion, first of all as a muslim you have to fast. also it is a family time, sharing

time, time to enjoy what you have. you hear with yourfamily and its faults special for me to watch you guys, it will be a iftar tonight explained how special that is? it iftar tonight explained how special that is?— special that is? it is very s - ecial special that is? it is very special to _ special that is? it is very special to us _ special that is? it is very special to us muslim - special that is? it is very - special to us muslim because ramadan is for one month and this is where the quran was revealed and it was also said that during this month we have to fast so no drinking or eating from early in the morning until the sun sets. when sunsets come, it's called iftar, this is when you break your fast with deep water or milk and it is a reminder that some people don't have it. and thatis some people don't have it. and that is what ramadan is all about. ., , that is what ramadan is all about. . , ., , ., ., about. pleasure to meet you and to be here- _ about. pleasure to meet you and to be here- it— about. pleasure to meet you and to be here. it is— about. pleasure to meet you and to be here. it is an incredible - to be here. it is an incredible evening. how much did it you playing out on the bench to see the community to iftar. it the community to iftar. it means a lot because me as a

french— means a lot because me as a french player, french person, we never_ french player, french person, we never see this in france. i think— we never see this in france. i think that _ we never see this in france. i think that is good so good to see diversity and people are always — see diversity and people are always your background or where you come — always your background or where you come from so it is so important for everyone. when you see — important for everyone. when you see this from england and west— you see this from england and west ham, is this like you can do whatever you want, you can be you — do whatever you want, you can be ou. ., ., ., be you. you have a good group of ou be you. you have a good group of you who _ be you. you have a good group of you who are _ be you. you have a good group of you who are taking - be you. you have a good group of you who are taking part - be you. you have a good group of you who are taking part in i of you who are taking part in ramadan, that must help having a support network? it ramadan, that must help having a support network?— a support network? it helps. i have two _ a support network? it helps. i have two brothers _ a support network? it helps. i have two brothers and - a support network? it helps. i have two brothers and he - a support network? it helps. i l have two brothers and he today was fasting with them makes it easier, we talk to each other and laugh together. who is hagrid, who is thirsty, but you have people around making it even better. in have people around making it even better.— even better. in terms of your faith, disclose _ even better. in terms of your faith, disclose such - even better. in terms of your faith, disclose such a - even better. in terms of your faith, disclose such a big - even better. in terms of your| faith, disclose such a big part of who you are, how much to think it is helped the player we see on the pitch, how do you

think yourfaith we see on the pitch, how do you think your faith has we see on the pitch, how do you think yourfaith has helped your score? its, think your faith has helped your score?— think your faith has helped your score? a lot because it changed _ your score? a lot because it changed mindset. _ your score? a lot because it changed mindset. i- your score? a lot because it changed mindset. i try - your score? a lot because it changed mindset. i try to i your score? a lot because it| changed mindset. i try to be your score? a lot because it l changed mindset. i try to be a better— changed mindset. i try to be a better person as a human being so even — better person as a human being so even on _ better person as a human being so even on the pitch, the way i think. — so even on the pitch, the way i think, changes everything. muslim _ think, changes everything. muslim players have contributed so much to the premier league since it started, how does a fuel for young muslims across the world and hearing london? i'm just proud to show children's generation how you can do it, you can be muslim, any religion you want to be. you have to go through them and make sure you don't do them again, mistakes, and live your life to the fullest.— life to the fullest. looking forward to _ life to the fullest. looking forward to the _ life to the fullest. looking forward to the food. - life to the fullest. looking forward to the food. let's| life to the fullest. looking - forward to the food. let's go, it's time- _ forward to the food. let's go, it's time. i've _ forward to the food. let's go, it's time. i've never— forward to the food. let's go, it's time. i've never fasted. . it's time. i've never fasted. so i have — it's time. i've never fasted. so i have today. _ it's time. i've never fasted. so i have today. really? i it's time. i've never fasted. l so i have today. really? how it's time. i've never fasted. - so i have today. really? how do ou feel.

so i have today. really? how do you feel- i'm _ so i have today. really? how do you feel. i'm hungry. _ mathieu van der poel broke his own record by almonst three minutes to win the paris—roubaix race for the second year in a row. after a gruelling 260—kilometres on the cobbles, the world champion broke away near the finish. it's the dutchman's sixth victory in a big one—day race. that's the sport. goodbye. hello there. it certainly was a windy weekend, but the winds are going to be a lot lighter on monday, and that's because storm kathleen to the north of scotland is weakening and moving away. but we are seeing more cloud coming in from the south across england and wales and this area of low pressure is taking a bit of rain northwards as well. clear skies, scotland

and northern ireland will mean a chilly start here. we've got the early rain in north wales and northern england moving northwards and largely petering out across southern scotland. later in the day we'll see some rain arriving in northern ireland. this rain in the south—west of england pushes back into wales and some showery bursts of rain arrive in southern england and later into the midlands. but ahead of that, we'll get some sunshine for a while in the midlands and eastern england, so temperatures back up to a healthy 17 or 18 degrees. now, if you're hoping to get a view of the partial solar eclipse in northern and western parts of the uk — well, it could be spoiled by all this cloud that's coming in and the outbreaks of rain as well. now we've seen the back of one area of low pressure, but there's another one arriving. this is one that's going to sit around overnight and into tuesday and it's going to take the rain northwards all the way into scotland by tuesday morning. the rain curving back into england and wales around the low, turning to drift away eastwards into the north sea, allowing brighter but more showery weather to come into southern and western areas and the winds will be picking up as well. we're looking at gale force winds around some southern and western coasts of england and wales. and with the winds picking up and that cloud and showery rain

around, temperatures are going to be a lot lower. it's going to be a cooler day on tuesday. our top temperatures are only 11 or 12 degrees, and that's because we're seeing this north—westerly wind picking up on tuesday into tuesday night. but i don't think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlantic there is milder air and that's following this weather front, which is going to bring cloud and rain in from the west. ahead of that, though, eastern areas starting dry on wednesday with some early sunshine, but soon clouding over. rain in the west pushes eastwards, heavy rain for a while in northern ireland, the hills and north—west england and also into scotland. lighter rain as you head further south across the uk. but it's gradually getting a little bit warmer on wednesday despite all that cloud —14, maybe 15 degrees. but the wind direction is changing — we're getting a south—westerly wind. that is going to bring warmer weather back across the whole of the uk towards the end of the week and temperatures could be back up to around 20 celsius at best.

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. the headlines — israel says it has withdrawn nearly all ground troops from southern gaza to regroup for the next stage of war. it is six months since hamas launched a series of attacks on israel. now tens of thousands rally across the country to call on the government to reach a deal to free the hostages. hopes for a new round of ceasefire talks — amid warnings of catastrophic levels of hunger in gaza and an imminent famine.

the bbc finds hundreds of muslim ethnic refugees in myanmar have been in scripted to fight for the embattled military junta. to fight for the embattled militaryjunta. more from our correspondence. as millions prepare for the solar eclipse in north america, we look at how to safely watch the total blackout. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's eight in the morning in singapore, and 3am injerusalem, where it appears israel is moving to a new phase of its military operation. the israeli military says it has withdrawn nearly all its ground troops — apart from one brigade — from southern gaza, to focus on other offensives including rafah. sunday marked six months since hamas gunmen stormed into southern israel, killing 1,200 people and kidnapping more than 250. after the attacks,

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu promised a "mighty