good evening, this is bbc news. the headlines: "frank talks" between borisjohnson and his iranian counterpart over the imprisonment of a british mother, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. her husband says he's optimistic she can come home. it would be great if she came home on the plane. i think that would be beyond my wildest expectations but in terms of realistic hopes, fingers crossed, it's still possible she could be home by christmas. icy conditions prompts highways england to advise motorists against non—essential travel, as the met office issues weather warnings for large parts of the uk. more violence in israel after president trump's decision on jerusalem. now on bbc news — sportsday. welcome to sports day. the

headlines: david moyes‘ men get their first victory for the manager. trouble on tour — ben duckett dropped from today's ashes tour game after another bar incident in perth and ronnie's run at the uk snooker championship continues. the rocket is through to the final good evening and welcome, we start at the london stadium were david moyes has recorded his first win as west ham boss against london rivals chelsea, who fall further behind the premier league's leaders, manchester city. it was moyes‘ fifth game in charge of west ham since replacing slaven bilic. a first half marko arnautovic goal separated the two sides, adam wild was watching.

it may only be december, but chelsea's hopes of retaining their premier league title are already beginning to cool. for west ham, their struggle to stay is real. struggle to stay up is real. change is needed. the first came in goal, joe hart left out in the cold. but the difference on the pitch is what matters and it needs to come quickly. a fact lost on no one, least of all, marko arnautovic, goal bringing celebration, as much as a sigh of relief. there was a long way to go, chelsea threatening. the second half brought more chelsea chances, but with those came further frustration. morata and hazard both going close and adding to the west ham nerves. they held on for an invaluable win and offering promise of better times ahead. watching the game for 5 live

was former chelsea winger pat nevin he is alongside conor mcnamara. for the first time i have been coming here, it felt like a football ground, the west ham fans, the noise they created and a first win for david moyes? yes, there was a lot of tension before the game but not the excitement of a football match. however, this one was quite magical for west ham fans. it helps it was against chelsea, who are great rivals. by remember from my time playing at the old upton park ground. as the game wore on and the tension developed, the fans got right behind the west ham team. they work themselves so hard for 95 minutes and in the end they got what they deserved. because they did deserve it. how much was it a sluggish jazzy performance. we

deserve it. how much was it a sluggishjazzy performance. we have seen some improvement from west ham without winning in recent weeks. seen some improvement from west ham without winning in recent weekslj don't want to take anything away from west ham, they work very hard, the structure, the way they defended, didn't give any space to chelsea players. watching chelsea after the champions league, they have had a lot more games this season than west ham but more specifically after the champions league they have dropped points after four of the six champions league games. it is part of the reason why hazard was incredibly quiet. he had a very, very poor game. he is not a poor player, he is looking a bit fazed by having to do this week in and week out and carried the team is likely. he couldn't do it on this occasion hence why antonio conte is complaining about early starts. first, david moyes on his first win as west ham coach. what a great win.

we came close against manchester city and for long periods, we thought we were going to get it. don't get me wrong it was tough today, chelsea does under pressure. we played well. if we had been better with the ball in the second half, a couple of times we could have got another goal. to face everton, you must be ready. when you play with the same players, it is very difficult because you have to pay something. the only worry is, we have just started this period. antonio conte who lost in the league for the first time since crystal palace beat chelsea. do you think west ham can build on this now? be only just lost against manchester

city. they have beaten the champions now, they have to keep it at that level from now on in. it's not easy. do that every week, not something i would absolutely bet on. but david moyes has lifted them, so give them untiljust moyes has lifted them, so give them until just about january, maybe add one or two faces that would help this team get a bit of rest and they may get themselves into mid—table mediocrity, which would be a dream for them. it is a wind up for the moment keeps west ham in the relegation zone. but you get the feeling in may that if west ham avoid the drop, they will look back at this as a big turning point. worrying restult for the champions in the early kick off. let's have a look at what happened across the rest of the premier league. john is with our football reporterjohn bennett. we have two huge derbys to come on

sunday. on sunday, tottenham have fallen away from the teams above. their league form has been patchy but they were right back on it today with a huge win over stoke, 5—1 the final score? 5-1, four goals in the second half. his big players stepped up, like harry kane, who scored twice. on the brink of a record. an own goalfrom twice. on the brink of a record. an own goal from ryan shawcross which was set up by son. he then scored himself. harry kane, 33 goals in the premier league in the calendar year. the record is 36, set by alan shearer in 1995. stoke, theirform is worrying, only one win in seven. totte n ha m , is worrying, only one win in seven. tottenham, 15 points behind manchester city and they are fifth in the premier league. it is similar

to swansea, or crystal palace. you need somebody to open the game and then changed completely, the situation. yes, i then changed completely, the situation. yes, lam then changed completely, the situation. yes, i am very, then changed completely, the situation. yes, lam very, very pleased. the team was so clinical in front of goal. he will want to see his team follow that up in their next league match. burnley against watford, seventh against eight. would have predicted they would be at that lofty position at this stage of the season. burnleyjust edged them out in a match that was full of incident, 1—0. them out in a match that was full of incident, 1-0. marvin ziegler was sent off for a two footed challenge. scott arfield scored the winner six minutes later. nice move by burnley after they won the ball back from watford. burnley, four wins out of

the last six. one point of the top four but the referee was at the centre of controversy. couple of penalty shouts turned down. but burnley will be happy. really pleased with the results. there have beena very pleased with the results. there have been a very strong start to the season, watford. we started slowly and built into the first half. overall, we delivered a control performance. it's never easy when a team goes down to ten men because it is the strange fight that people think you should win and it is most difficult. what is your view on the red card? red card, definitely. it was a poor challenge. we are seeing a picture of christian benteke with his head in his hands. it is there to say he and his team—mates and roy hodgson were doing the same. it was his penalty late in the game that would have given crystal palace a valuable win but finished 2—2.

would have given crystal palace a valuable win but finished 2-2. this will be a talking point later. roy hodgson didn't want christian benteke to take the penalty. it was a thrilling game, 2—2, into injury time. there had already been a penalty early in the game. the designated penalty taker was already on the pitch. but christian benteke took the ball off him. it is about the controversy of christian benteke missing the penalty. roy hodgson is furious. it is obvious what my thoughts on the decision. we, the management decide who the penalty ta ke rs management decide who the penalty takers are and we don't expect players, during the course of the game to change those decisions. we are not on the pitch. had it been a training session we could have done something about it. but it was a premier league game and we were a long way from it. although we tried to shout out our instructions, they

that he didn't get as far as the penalty spot. when winds are hard to come by, he will be furious. the late kick—off, newcastle at home to leicester. it was a thriller? fantastic game, five goals. newcastle took the lead in this game. but lest equalised. riyad mahrez back in form. took a deflection. the leicester took the lead before newcastle equalised. dwight gayle, again it's at the deflection. looked like it would be 2-2. but deflection. looked like it would be 2—2. but right at the end, look at this. perez finds the ball in the back of the net. poor form continues, only one point from their last seven matches, newcastle. 17 points in eight games since craig shakespeare was sacked. rafa benitez, not happy with his team. but claude puel has come into leicester city and is doing a good job. that is a big win the leicester

city, six points of the champions league spot. newcastle slipping towards the relegation places. let's look at the results in full. one of the match, huddersfield town beating brighton 2—0. the match, huddersfield town beating brighton 2-0. very important for them. that would have been five defeats in a row if they had lost that. wilfried bony, scored the swa nsea that. wilfried bony, scored the swansea and that has taken them off the bottom of the table. let's look at the top of the table. the big news, tottenham with the win today. that moves them above arsenal into fifth. we have the two big derbys to come tomorrow. between manchester city and manchester united. then at the other end of the table, we will see swansea moving off the bottom. and crystal palace, those dropped points could be crucial at the end of the season. west ham still in the bottom three despite the excellent win against chelsea, but if they

play anything like that in the coming games, they have arsenal next, they will be out of the bottom three soon. all eyes on those matches to come tomorrow. into the champioship where the evening game sees norwich hosting sheffield wednesday. they are into the second half now and shelffield wednesday striker jordan rhodes put the home side in front in the first half. norwhich have equilised james maddison with the goal. so 1—1 with around 25 minutes to go. the home side took the lead for the first time in the game. headed home from a corner. it went on the knowledge bash mac at norwich. 3—1 in the end and norwich move up to 16th in the championship. championship leaders couldn't break sunderland down destpite their opponents being down to ten men for the final 30 minutes of that game.

it finihsed 0—0. also ended goalless between aston villa and millwall. derby keep the pressure on the top three with a 3—0 win away at barnsley. there were wins for middlesbrough, hull, notihgnhm forest and leeds — who are pushing for a play off place. the teams at the bottom of the table struggled — there were defeats for burton, birmingham, bolton and qpr. in the scottish premiership, rangers had to come from behind to beat ross county 2—1 at ibrox. there were 1—0 wins for both stjohnstone and hearts while kilmarnock thrashed partick thistle 5—1. still to come on the programme... european rugby union returns — we'll have the latest from the champions and challenge cups and sir bradley wiggins gives a new sport a go...we find out how he fared

at the indoor rowing championships. and that it has been suspended after pouring a drink over the head of james anderson in a bar. he was dropped from the team and suspended pending the outcome of an investigation. just when you thought it couldn't get any worse. ben ducat is one of english‘s cricket most promising batsmen but dropped for a remarkable reason. pouring a drink overjimmy anderson's head. was this the moment england's faltering ashes tour turn two farce ? england's faltering ashes tour turn two farce? it has emerged ben ducat,

anderson and a group of players were out in perth on the early hours of friday morning when this bizarre incident happened. why it happened is unclear, the ecb say no members of public were involved and neither we re of public were involved and neither were the police. but this is another embarrassment to an already beleaguered squad. to be honest, it is fairly trivial, but in the current climate, it is not acceptable. everyone is being warned about even small things that can be blown out of all proportion. the ecb have also been quite strict to the boys with their message. it is unacceptable. this tour has been dogged by disciplinary issues. last month, jonny bairstow was involved in another incident in a bar in perth, and the midnight curfew was introduced but that was lifted before this new controversy. ben stokes isn't even here after an incident in bristol in september.

england's management have another problem. on and off the pitch, this tour it seems, is increasingly in turmoil. bath have only lost once in the last 23 european games and are top of the group. aled brew showed the wave but bath. anthony watson finish. toulon may be halfway down the french top 1a league but they rarely lose at home in europe. it was another all—black

showed quick thoughts and quick feet. before an unconventional toulon line—up, chris ashton did the closest thing you will see in rugby to scoring an own goal. his international team—mate, johnathan joseph put bath back in the lead. question was, how long would it last? not long enough. five minutes to go and anthony bello pounced. toulon are top of the pool, until they meet again next saturday. northampton and ospreys are both looking for their first win of their european cup campaign, having played two matches already. ospreys have a 17—3 lead at franklins gardens — tom habberfield with this tryjust before half time. they're now 24—3 up, midway through the second half. golf and teenager angel yin won the dubai ladies classic after a three way play off

with celine herbin and in—kyung kim. charley hull was the highest placed british player injoint fifth place. it was a frustrating day for the 21 year old who bogied at the first and 16th holes. she was clearly disappointed with her round of 69. but she still picked up more than eleven thousand pounds in prize money. olympic champion bradley wiggins finished in 21st place on his competitive rowing debut at the british indoor championships in london. wiggins who retired from cycling last year, was competing in the elite men's 2,000m race. he began slowly after mistakenly believing he'd false started finished with a time of six minutes 22 seconds. that's half a minute behind the overall winner adam neil. he called his false start a "schoolboy error". double olympic rowing champion james cracknell who's been mentoring wiggins, says he will learn from the experience. he got off and itjust wasn't

happening. it's not because he didn't win, it didn't achieve the target he set himself. part of that is explainable is half of the machines got told to stop, and he stopped. and he shouldn't have. bid knocked him out of his rhythm. no matter what training you do, you never do 2000 metres flat out. it is a step into the unknown. i hope he doesn't leave it at that and comes back. ronnie o'sullivan is closing in on the sixth uk championship title after beating stephen maguire. he held off a late fightback from mcguire. o'sullivan held a 5—4 lead and that was cut back before the decisive frame in the barbican in york. he will face tonight's winner, shaun murphy or ryan day. shaun

murphy made a storming start, achieving a break of 104 to win the first frame. it is back into the fourth frame between the two opponents. sorry, second frame now. murphy with the lead. lewis hamilton got its hands on his fourth formula 1 world championship trophy last night. six weeks after claiming the title in mexico he collected his prize at the palace of versailles. he said winning the british grand prix was the highlight of his season in which he won nine races and set an all—time record of 72 career pole positions. billy monger was presented with an fia president's special award. the british teenager had his lower legs amputated after crashing in a formula four race at donington park in april. but he already has high hopes for next year. i had ihada i had a meeting earlier with the fia. some rulings that were in place

before about single—seater is being not an option for disabled drivers have been overruled. my plan is to get back into a single seater race carfor get back into a single seater race car for 2018. less tha n less than three months ago, british aerial skier suffered a severe head injury and was placed into an juiced coma after crash in training. but the 22—year—old has made a remarkable recovery and is back on the snow looking to make his olympic dream a reality. nick pope has been to meet him. aerial skiing is the definition of an extreme sport. you get up to 70 kilometres an hour and in front of you is this four metre giant ramp. we do flips and tourists. we go to about 15 metres and then we have to figure out how land. it is a sport with clear rewards, but also risk. something

lord wallace became aware of in august after hitting his head on the ice ina august after hitting his head on the ice in a freak training crash.|j don't remember any of it. i lost a few days of memory. i was told i was flown to hospital and put into an induced coma for 24 hours. when i woke up, my balance was gone. it was scary, but you quite often lose your balance. i have been through a lot the last few months and i have been very lucky in my recovery and that the injury wasn't as bad as first thought. i have just the injury wasn't as bad as first thought. i havejust got the injury wasn't as bad as first thought. i have just got back on the snow and i got back upside down on skis and that was the best feeling in the world. britain hasn't had an aerial skier at the olympics since 1998. but now lloyd is back training on the snow, he is confident of ending that unwanted run. and extending his family's association with the olympics. it has been my dream to represent team gb at the olympics. my grandfather went to the

olympics. my grandfather went to the olympics in 1948. my uncle went to two olympics for cycling and my pa rents two olympics for cycling and my parents have been to the olympics. it would be an amazing honour. he is back trying the tricks and knows landing a top 20 world ranking in the next month will secure him a place at next year's winter olympics. one man knows about boxing at the olympics is james degale. he defends his title in london tonight. he has had injury troubles. this is his first fight in nearly year after suffering a shoulder problem. but he's confident he can show the world he's confident he can show the world he is back to his best. he has mixed it with good quality. he went 12 rounds with jacob. he got caught cold and went ten rounds with jermaine taylor and dropped jermaine taylor. he has mixed it at a good level. but he has always just missed

out. i think it is a perfect fight. he's no fool, just the perfect opponents. i can announce i am the number one in the division. i am looking forward to it. and we know the weather has been prettuy severe up and down the country, teh snow especially. a number of matches across the country have been called off. but well done to the team at macclesfield town who's match they won 4—1 and you can see from scott burgess‘s shot dislodging a fair amount of snow from the crossbar. the weather at moss rose got steadily worse throughout the afternoon but they played on. macclesfield's scott wilson adapting to the conditions the best, he scored a hat—trick. a busy afternoon for the groundsman and his snow shovel as well, macclesfield go top of the national league with the win. and if you thought that

looked bad how about this? somewhere in that blizzard aberdare town are playing risca united. there wasn't any snow at kick off, but conditions soon turned. surprisingly the match wasn't abandoned and aberdare won 4—2. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. good evening. we have more wintry weather on the cards as we head through the next 24 hours. we have had plenty of snow showers across northern scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and wales. where we have seen the showers, ice is likely to develop overnight. further south and south—west, we turn our

attention to this band which is initially rain but turning into snow as it bumps into the cold air. look how cold it is tonight. minus 12 and possibly —14 degrees across the shelter glens of scotland. we have an amberwarning for shelter glens of scotland. we have an amber warning for disrupted snowfall, particularly through central and northern parts of wales. the midlands and parts of northern england. up to five to ten centimetres of snow at low levels. enough to cause disruption. twice that on top of the hills. you could see snow outside of that zone. we are seeing their zone of rain, sleet and snow. late in the day it will turn back to rain, particularly towards the south. the rain is a feature, gusts of 60 miles an hour through the bristol channel and the english channel. further north, sunshine and a quieter picture. top temperatures in the afternoon, minus

two in glasgow. it will be turning my other in the south because most of the sleet and snow will turn back to rain. but it will cause disruption to the midlands and parts of wales. ice will be a problem as we move through sunday night into monday morning. at monday, this area of low pressure will cause disruption across portugal, spain and into france. there is a chance it could be further north, bringing strong winds and heavy rain across the south—east of england and east anglia. perhaps some snow on the northern edge of that. belts were under, dryer, quieter day but a few showers in the west. it's not quite as cold as it is out there at the moment. vintage tuesday, a ridge of high pressure keeps a dry day for most parts of the country. still pretty chilly but we have lost the cold wind and there will be rain working in from the west. two tuesday and into wednesday, the rain works eastwards across the country,

bringing windy conditions. then it isa bringing windy conditions. then it is a return to sunny spells but heavy showers and thunderstorms. most of us are turning milder. double figures in the south by wednesday. do be prepared for some heavy snow, ice and strong winds over the next 24 hours. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines. frank talks between borisjohnson and his iranian counterpart over the imprisonment of british mother nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. her husband says he's staying positive. it would be great if she came home on the plane, i think that would be beyond my wildest expectations. but in terms of realistic hopes, yeah, fingers crossed it's still possible

she could be home by christmas. an amber weather warning for parts of wales and northern england as more snow is forecast to fall tonight. more violence in israel and the palestinian territories after president trump's decision onjerusalem. the palestinians say they will now meet the us vice—president. also this hour, remembering france's answer to elvis. thousands of people gather in the streets of paris to pay tribute to the rock starjohnny hallyday.