rather than snow. that to see rain rather than snow. that being said, we still have snow overnight in northern scotland, by the time it has settled, we can see another 5—10 centimetres over about 150 metres or so. most have rain overnight and out of the cold of last night, it is reallyjust into northern scotland we see temperatures struggling with that snow and the snow cover, whereas elsewhere, temperatures edging up a little. quite windy with the rain, around this area of low pressure, very gusty through parts of scotland as money begins, before they went slowly is at the low pressure pulls away. by the start of the day, many behind the rain, we get to see sunshine. the weather finance around to the south—east, into the afternoon before because they rain from kent, cloud hanging on across south east anglia, elsewhere, sunny spells. sleet and snow... brightening up a little for some of us brightening up a little for some of us and the temperatures, but to a little above normal for the time of year and that is where we are going

to stay as the week goes on. under clear skies, monday night brings the last widespread frost for a while as the week goes on, there'll be pockets of rust here and there. may not get into frost in the far south of england, but it is across southern parts of england in particular, most at risk of seeing some dense fog into tuesday. they could be some fog patches elsewhere also. on tuesday, another atlantic weather system pushing outbreaks of rain northwards, maybe not reaching north—east of scotland until quite late in the day. brisk south—westerly wind, still bringing as there mild air. now, these weather fronts will try to clear on through it looks like one will linger towards the south—east of england on wednesday into wednesday night as well. further outbreaks of rain, butfor night as well. further outbreaks of rain, but for many others as they beat goes on, it is unsettled, but there will be several days of sunny spells and may be just a chance of catching a shower. these temperatures, more of us getting into double figures. that is the big change in the week ahead. milder,

and settled, just a chance of catching a shower. these temperatures, more of us getting into double a hello this is bbc news with me, rebecca jones. the headlines: the government says nissan's decision not to make a new model at sunderland, as planned, is a blow to the car industry and the region. theresa may says she has new ideas on brexit ahead of her return to brussels for talks on the irish backstop. a new underwater search is taking place off guernsey to find missing cardiff city footballer emiliano sala and his pilot. the mother of missing libby squire has thanked people helping to search for the hull university student as the police hunt enters its third day. and the pope has arrived in the united arab emirates — he becomes the first pope to visit the arabic peninsula. now on bbc news, it's

time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm katherine downes. manchester city close in on liverpool. they beat arsenal, and are just two points behind the league leaders. celtic stretch their advantage at the top of the scottish premiership — thanks to two late goals against stjohnstone. and superbowl day is finally here — brady and belechick go for a sixth title as the patriots take on the rams in atlanta. hello and welcome to sportsday.

manchester city are back up to second place in the premier league after beating arsenal 3—1. they'rejust two points behind liverpool who play west ham tomorrow it sometimes happens, said pep guardiola, wouldn't they bounce back? it took less than a minute to do so. sergio aguero stunned arsenal and put his side ahead afterjust 48 seconds. but the gunners were going for a third straight league win, with ten minutes gone, they were level from lauren because you're in. city were more ordered, constructed, before the break, aguero struck again. the second half was co mforta ble again. the second half was comfortable for city, after an hour, the contest was over. aguero

claiming his hat—trick, albeit with a suggestion that his arm played a part. 3—1 to city, stringing off the newcastle tobacco. putting pressure on liverpool, who play west ham tomorrow. it's a tough, tough job. we did it quite well in terms of mentality, intensity and our rhythm. we are now thinking about everton, a lwa ys we are now thinking about everton, always a tough game, so a tough week for us. game by game, we will see how far we will go. they have an advantage to us, with the time,... also with their good offensive and defensive players. we need to continue improving, or doing our way. it is not for each other we

need time. its 10 games unbeaten now for manchester united, since ole gunnar solskjaer took over as manager. a goal from marcus rashford saw them beat leicester 1—0 to move up to fifth in the table — their higest position since the first day of the season. natalie pirks reports. nine teams had tried and failed to beat united since this man took over. the team look reborn, none moreso than paul pogba, pulling the strings once again. 21 and carefree, marcus rashford now the youngest united player since ryan giggs to reach a century of league appearances. but leicester started the second half with renewed purpose and vigour. de gea once again the saviour of united. by the saviour of united. now, it was end stuff, was a leicester by now, it was end stuff, was a leicester equaliser in the script? jamie vardy‘s closing in on 100 goals for the foxes. today wasn't his day. to say united rode their luck is an understatement, but it's now an almost perfect ten without defeat.

the ole gunnar solskjaer express rolls on. a few great saves and blocks and some headers. we defended really well, i think we could have done better defending higher up the pitch. when they put us under pressure, we put everything we had in front of that goal and we deserved the three points, i thought. a lot of disappointment. in the second—half, we showed a lot of other things, more second—half, we showed a lot of otherthings, more desire, quality in our play, playing forward. we started the game with a poor performance, without it was a shame. celtic are now 6 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership — two goals in the last 12 minutes gave them the win over stjohnstone —

nick parrott was watching this one. hoping to follow in his father's footsteps — this is timothy weah, the son of george. at just 18, he shows that he could be a game changer. celtic have struggled away from home this season. they battled for 74 minutes to force an opening at stjohnstone but one wasn't forthcoming until weah came off the bench. on loan from psg, the usa international took just a few minutes to make his mark, picking out forrest. forrest limped off a few minutes later. a blistering counterattack launched by scott sinclair tookjust 12 seconds to result in weah's third goal since joining last month. it wasn't all smiles. red cards in the final minutes. but without weah, celtic might not be six points clear at the top of the table.

the women's fa cup has reached the fourth round stage. teams through to the fifth round include super league sides west ham, arsenal and holders chelsea. also through are championship sides manchester united, bristol city, london bees and tottenham ladies. you can see the draw for the fifth round live on sportsday, tomorrow evening. now, some cricket news — and west indies captainjason holder will miss the 3rd test against england in st lucia after being suspended by the icc because of a slow over rate in the second match in antigua. windies won the game inside three days yesterday to take an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. there's been more success for tom daley at the british national diving cup in plymouth. the two—time olympic medallist followed up yesterday's success in the 10—metre sychronised event by winning the men's individual platform today. and it was a big win too — his final dive scored over 100

points, and he finished 70 points clear of matthew dixon in second. daley‘s new diving partner matty lee finished sixth. i would say i was happy with it, obviously i am happy with a gold medal but there was a lot that could be improved on. i'm a perfectionist and i won't fully be happy until i gets perfect tens on everything. for this time in the season, i'm happy with where i'm at. looking to the world series event and then challenge it later. and there was a shock result in the women's three—metre final as millie fowler won herfirst individual national title. commonwealth gold medallist and european champion and there was a shock result in the women's three—metre final as millie fowler won herfirst individual national title. commonwealth gold medallist and european champion grace reid finished last, while kat torrance came fifth. dustin johnson has won the european tour's saudi international. the american shot back to back birdies and finished with a final—round 67 to hold off china's haotong li by two strokes.

england's tom lewis was a further shot behind in third. there has been british medal success at the freestyle skiing and snowboard world championships. izzy atkin won bronze in the big air over in utah. the 25—year old, who is based in the united states, claimed third place 12 months after winning slopestyle bronze at the winter olympics. it was britain's second medal of the championships after charlotte bankes won silver in the snowboard cross. all the talk is almost over — its nearly time for the new england patriots and the los angeles rams to make their marks on the field, as superbowl 53 is just hours away now. the patriots are looking for a record—equalling sixth title, while the rams are hunting for their second — our reporter seth bennett is in atlanta for us. seth — there'll have been hours of discussion on this topic on us tv over the past few weeks — who are the key players today? what your analysis? i think it very

difficult to look past the quarterbacks. they are the two most talk about players within this game. when you look at it, you see two quys when you look at it, you see two guys at a very different points in their career. that will be crucial throughout this game. when the pressure is on, the one thing we all know is that tom brady has been there, he seen it and done it, he has delivered it in that big moment. jared gough, 24 years of age, the same age as tom brady when he won his first super bowl hasn't been there. but he has been very relaxed in the build—up and he is insane lethality. brady is at the back end of his years, 41 now, he says he still has another five years. what inspires him to keep going and playing out in the highest level? the goal is to reach the top and only one team reaches the top top,

we are pretty close, as are the rams. it's tough, it's a daily grind and a struggle. discipline, mental toughness, determination, all those things are intelligible to an individual, many things you can't measure, in the end, that probably matters more than anything you can measure. playing in this game, you have the two best teams, you fight it out and just one team wins. there are now do overs, no retakes, this is live bullets. we have to go out there and get the job done under pressure. tom brodie is a 41? who will win this one do you think, seth? you are putting me on the spot! my heart is telling me that the rams would be a great win, they area the rams would be a great win, they are a young french side with a young french coach. my head is and tell me that this is going to be a victory for boston, victory for new england,

victory for belichick and tom brady. everybody i seem to ask seems to wa nt everybody i seem to ask seems to want la to win it. but when you push them to the end, everybody says, you count back against tom brady. i suppose i'm in the same camp. so many people will be watching, it's such a huge event. people sitting down eating chicken wings and wrecking jugs of beer. sitting out for that half—time show as well. we have seen huge superstars headline that over the years, haven't we? what about this year? who is headlining. you look back, price, michaeljackson, the rolling stones amongst others who have performed in that slot. this year has been more contentious. a number of art have turned it down, including rhianna. it will be maroon five and charlie scott who will be taking the honours. travis got is a massive

name in the world of hip—hop, he is a massive sports fan. he is a big houston astros fan. over 109 people will be watching on the tv here in north america, despite new politics, it's very difficult for artist turned on that kind of audience. you enjoy watching it in atlanta. what a venue enjoy watching it in atlanta. what a venue at that stadium behind you is for super bowl xxxiii between the patriots and the rams. all the action will be live on bbc one. coverage starts at 10:45pm, it goes right through until 4am. you can follow the action on the bbc sport app and website. super bowl xliii tonight on bbc one. that is all from sports day. more from me throughout the evening. for now, it's time for click.