be out of a job. and so he says will be out of a job. and so he says will be out of a job. and so he says will he, if rangers can't improve their domestic form. its second against fifth at ibrox this evening while it is kilmarnock revitalised over the course of the past year under manager steve clarke who come here chasing table topping hearts, talking of whom, arguably the game of the night is the edinburgh derby. league leaders hearts hosting hibs at tynecastle. hearts knocked out of the league cup semifinals at the weekend. they will top the table, no matter what happens in any of the matches tonight. they will still be top tomorrow but they take on a hit side resurgent under neil lennon who have won four of their last five matches —— they take on hibs. it could be a capital cracker. celtic have scored 13 goals in their last three domestic matches and they will fa ncy three domestic matches and they will fancy adding to that this evening against bottom side dundee at dens park. the new managerjim mcintyre has watched his side ship seven goals in his first two matches.

there i say this halloween could get a little scary for him if celtic‘s good form continues. aberdeen are the league cup finalists and they will take on hamilton accies at pittodrie. livingston are the surprise package this season, they are fourth in the table and they will hope to continue their good form against stjohnstone. st mirren and motherwell are involved in a basement battle, you could call it, because between the two of them, they have only managed two league wins all season. chelsea are looking to reach the women's champions league quarterfinal for the second time. they're in action right now against italian club fiorentina and will go through, if they avoid defeat. the london club hold a 1—0 lead from the first leg, after their win at kingsmeadow two weeks ago. kick off was at 6:30pm, so they're only a little way into it but it's currently goalless. chelsea could progress with a one—goal defeat, if they score, with the traditional away goals rule applying. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other sports news now. jose mourinho has avoided

a touchline ban for comments he made after manchester united's comeback win over newcastle in the premier league earlier this month. the decision is subject to appeal but bbc sport understands that united produced a strong defence and feel vindicated by the outcome. ben stokes had an injury scare and retired hurt but returned to score 31, as england's warm up match in sri lanka ended in a draw. stokes was hit on the elbow but suffered no more than bruising. captainjoe root hit a century. the first test is on november 6th. rafael nadal has pulled out of the paris masters with an abdominal muscle strain. he had been due to make his comeback after nearly two months out with a knee injury. it means that novak djokovic will return to the top of the world rankings next monday. wales most—capped rugby union international gethinjenkins will retire from the sport this weekend. he'll call it quits after cardiff blues match in the pro1li, having won 129 caps for his country. his try against ireland in 2005 helped set up wales's six nations grand slam, an achievement he sees

as a career highlight. i've been pretty lucky, i think, to get what i've got, and i've been pretty lucky to have such a long career. i never thought i'd last till i was 37, when i started out. i've probably done 16 preseasons, which is probably the worst part of being a rugby player. but, no, like i said, i'm thankful for what i've achieved and thankful that i've got to this stage of my career. briton's james hall and brinn bevan finished eighth and 18th in the men's all—around final at the world gynmastics championships in doha. gold was won by russia's artur dalaloyan, whojust edged defending champion china's xiao ruoteng. it was a tense final, in which both finished with the same total — dalaloyan then taking the title after officials dropped the lowest score. earier, i spoke to britain's three—time world champion beth tweddle and started by asking about that russian gold. you couldn't have asked for a better

men's all—around today. on monday we saw the team battling it out, russia and china and then today, we saw exactly the same but totally different outcome. russia finished on top. although both of the gymnasts finished with exactly the same score but due to a tie—breaker rule, it meant russia took that title. probably a bit bittersweet. talk us through that final rotation. dalaloya n talk us through that final rotation. dalaloyan went off third or fourth in the piece, he set the bar ready for the next couple of gymnasts to go and then the chinese guy knew what he had to score going into that last routine. he needed a 14.233 and he did a fantastic routine. he landed his dismount and i think the russians have gone, do you know what, he's won it and took second and third and then his score came up, and third and then his score came u p, exa ctly and third and then his score came up, exactly the same score. it meant that he split the two russians and they took first and third. it was a

really, really exciting and u nfortu nately usa really, really exciting and unfortunately usa didn't have their best day. sam was doing so well, going into that last rotation and just lost his hand grip. that lost him his medal. let's talk about the brits. james hall finishing eighth and brinn bevan 18th, but for brinn bevan, especially, great comeback after a disappointing first few rotations. brinn bevan, couple of weeks ago, he was the reserve. he got pulled in last minute due to an injury to nile wilson. he was pleased to be back competing, he had a tough couple of years with injury. he didn't start the competition great and had another couple of errors that it's all a learning curve for him. he is still a youngster and he's got more to grow. james hall is really kind of securing his spot ten in the world and to finish eighth, it was really nice. in an interview he did, he talked about watching the british eyes when he was young and seeing

them as top ten in the world and now he is in that position —— british guys. it is becoming a strong contenderfor medals. now with a strike force that includes the world's two most expensive footballers, paris st—germain surely provoke fear in many of the teams they face. with today being halloween, their players got to feel some of that fear for themselves during spooky challenges set by their club. world cup winner kylian mbappe was having none of it though, perhaps still upset at last year's prank involving a "zombie" during a photoshoot. the world's most expensive player neymar was nowhere to be seen, perhaps he'd been scared off. but even head coach tomas tuchel got involved. we couldn't not mention halloween! that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. wetter weather for many overnight

and some rain will get back into eastern parts of england. today it has been sunny and warm compared to yesterday and this picture from one of our weather watchers in suffolk. trick or treat is seeing a bit of rain across the western side of the uk but it becomes more widespread for england, wales and eastern scotla nd for england, wales and eastern scotland as the night continues but with cloud and outbreaks of rain are nowhere near as cold as last night, avoiding a frost, defrost is limited to some in northern ireland and north—west scotland. temperatures will fall below freezing as it clears up. one or two showers and some fog patches as well. in northern ireland, some could be dense and freezing in the morning. notice elsewhere, cloud and rain, temperatures well above freezing, much milderfor temperatures well above freezing, much milder for many temperatures well above freezing, much milderfor many of temperatures well above freezing, much milder for many of us. the temperatures well above freezing, much milderfor many of us. the rain will drag its heels before finally clearing away from the easternmost parts of the uk into tomorrow. for much of england and wales, eastern scotland, it will start cloudy. the

further east you are, with outbreaks of rain and some mightjust be hanging onto late afternoon across easternmost fringes of eastern england. elsewhere, brightening up and sunny spells and a fine afternoon. scattered showers for western scotland, northern ireland, wales and western england and a southerly breeze becomes a west north and west breeze tomorrow which might peg back temperatures a bit but if you got some sunshine, that will always help. the last of that rain in the far east will clear on thursday evening. the showers fade in the west but one or two will continue in the night in scotland. thursday, a story of clear skies and widespread frost with one or two fog patches. plenty of fine and sunny weather on friday that things change in by the end of the day initially for northern ireland as it turns wetter and windier. that is the former hurricane oscar gets closer to the uk. it is this area of low pressure, the centre of which will pass into the north west in the

weekend, close enough to get windier and wetter weather. most of the rain on saturday will be scotland, northern ireland and not getting in wales and england until later. milder but windier and they could become disruptive for money of us across northern parts of the uk. we will keep you updated. rain in the west on sunday, not as windy but still mild. you're watching beyond 100 days. six days, 11 rallies, donald trump sets off on an election blitz across the country. as the campaign ripped into the final stretch he shows no sign of toning down the rhetoric. his twitter election pitch is all about it immigration and protecting america's borders. turkey gives its first official account of the murder ofjamal khashoggi. after years of inaction by the international community on the war in yemen and you push the

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