hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that atletico madrid and atalanta have claimed the last two places in the knock—out stage of the european champions league. atletico beat lokomotiv moscow 2—0 to qualify from group d, while atalanta won a three—way fight to finish second in group c. they were bottom of the table at the start of the night, but won 3—0 at shakhtar donetsk. dinamo zagreb's hopes of going through looked good when daniel olmo scored after only 10 minutes at home to manchester city. but city, who'd already qualified, turned it round, with gabrieljesus scoring a hat—trick as the english champions won 4—1. we make 75 or 70 good minutes, especially the second half, and the

players regularly play incredibly well and it is good. they had zero points after three games, second in the group estate, and so this competition is weird, but hopefully welcome to bbc news — we can arrive in good spirit to face i'm mike embley. our top stories: the best teams in europe. these are all of the night's results. the debate begins on capitol hill at the bottom there, confirmation of atletico madrid's over the articles of impeachment win over lokomotiv moscow. against president trump. kieran trippier missed a penalty beforejoao felix scored one. harvey weinstein has reportedly felipe then made it 2—0. reached a settlement with dozens they go through as the runners—up tojuventus, who won of his accusers. the terms are not finalized, 2—0 at leverkusen. but he may not pay any in group a, there were wins of his own money. for paris saint—germain and real madrid, who'd the international court ofjustice is set to hear both qualified already. from gambia's lawyers that in group b, bayern munich beat rohingya muslims still face an ongoing risk of genocide. tottenham 3—1, to make it six wins out of six. so here are the 16 teams who've qualified for the knockout stage, fourfrom england and spain, three each from italy and germany, and two from france. rhetoric uses governments of avoiding real change on climb each of the group winners on the left will be paired with one of the runners—up. teams from the same country can't be drawn together,

and teams from the same group can't face each other. greta thunberg accuses governments of the draw for the last 16 takes place on monday. elsewhere, the 2019 fifa club world cup got underway on wednesday. the seven teams taking part are the champions of the six continental confederations, plus ad—sadd, the champions of the host nation qatar. and al—sadd won the opening game on wednesday, but needed extra—time to see off hienghene sport from new caledonia, who qualified by winning the 0ceania champions league. austin halewood reports. almost 14,000 kilometres from home, for the players of hienghene sport, this was the moment of their lives. a collection of part—timers from the tiny french colony of new caledonia, taking on the best of the best. first up, al—sadd on home soil, but the team from one of the farthest corners of the globe brought plenty with them. inches from a spectacular open at. but with 39 goals last

season, the qatari's have a striker inform. season, the qatari's have a striker in form. the neatest of flex, al—sadd up and running. moments later, they were in again. or so they thought stopping the goal ruled out by the ar for obstructing the keeper. 0n eight of the last nine clu b keeper. 0n eight of the last nine club cups, the team from 0ceania finished last, but against all the odds they got themselves level. and perhaps the biggest goal in hienghene sport history. stopping the team back on it, but still on the team back on it, but still on the back foot. the qatari's with chance after chance, but still the teams were level after 90 minute. hienghene sport's different style of defending keeping them at bay, until a moment of inexperience cost them. a backpass picked up by the keeper. there was no mistake made with the freekick, and in the final moments,

al—sadd confirmed their spot in the next round. heart rate for hienghene sport, but a performance to make their people proud. —— heartbreak for hienghene sport. we think big, more difficult again, but we have dreams. we have dreams in football and we have objective goals, and now we have 90 minutes of extra time to be in semi—final against liverpool, so we are be in semi—final against liverpool, so we are excited. we are really excited. on to golf, and the 13th presidents cup is underway. it's a biennial team event between the usa and an international team representing the rest of the world. the americans have won 10 of the previous 12 presidents cups, with one draw. the international team's only success was back in 1998 at the royal melbourne golf club in australia, venue for this year's edition where chris mitchell is watching on the opening day.

chris, it is fair to say at the moment, the international team perhaps have a slight edge. they do have a slight edge, you are absolutely right. there is not been much great golf on offer, plenty of m ista kes much great golf on offer, plenty of mistakes for the galleries to ooh and aah at. galleries along the fairway is two or three deep and around the greens hair, 560, really good to see. because there are only five matches today. and, the international team at the moment up in three of them, but it is very close. they are only well up in one of them. i'm just looking at the scores 110w, of them. i'm just looking at the scores now, three up through eight over gary woodland and dustin johnson that. came here straight after the australian open in sydney where he was playing very well. he is an experienced presidents cup player. the other games, they are

only up by one up, to up, it is very close. the americans, tiger woods put himself out first in the first group and that is the only game they are winning at the moment copy tiger woods justin thomas are are winning at the moment copy tiger woodsjustin thomas are three up over the aussie player here. the subplot to all of this, this is what you want me to talk about, as patrick reed. how other galleries treating patrick reed 7 patrick reed. how other galleries treating patrick reed? he came here of the back of great controversy in the bahamas where he was panelized for improving the lie of his ball. he says he didn't cheat, he did it unintentionally. that is not how it has been taken here in australia. when he was stood on the first tee, guess where his first shot went? you are right! it went in a bunker stopper you couldn't make this stuff up. of course that is where he was caught by the cameras last week in the bahamas, on the tee at the first, the gallery shutting out to him, do you need a shovel in your

bag as well? he has been treated rather unkindly by some of the spectators, it is all quite come out there at the moment but it is a good start for the internationals, they lead in three, they are tied in one, they are down in one stopping the captain of the international that they want to end the day and front, at the moment they are in front but it isa at the moment they are in front but it is a long way to go. thanks for an hour, straight penalty for wearing that type ofjump on the golf course! day two of the first cricket test in pakistan since 2009 gets underway in the next few hours with sri lanka set to resume batting on 202 for 5. ten years ago the sri lankan team bus was confronted in a deadly terror attack but as the longest format of the game returned the whole country stopped to watch as imran sidat reports. ten yea rs ten years after terror attacks brought a halt to international test cricket in pakistan, the home side we re cricket in pakistan, the home side were back on the field in front of the passionate supporters, with security stepped up in rawalpindi.

and the supporters were given a chance to chairjust before lunch. more wickets followed, with 16—year—old paceman getting his first in test cricket. was mentioned worry also broke his test, show was only six years old the last time a test match was played in pakistan. they were stopped in their tracks when bud light brought play to an early finish. translation: there was no pressure. i early finish. translation: there was no pressure. i was early finish. translation: there was no pressure. i was very excited to play in front of my home crowd on my home ground of. we saw in australia when fans really got behind the bowlers. i was enjoying the way our crowd back to us today. for pakistan fans, this will be a day that lives long in the memory.

11 time world surfing champion kelly slater put on a masterclass posting a perfect 10 in his third round win over france'sjoan duru at the pipeline masters in hawaii on wednesday. the 47—year—old is battling against the local favourite, jothohn florence, for the final qualification spot on the us olympic team for next year in tokyo — slater needs to finish two places ahead of florence to take the qualification spot as he bids for an 8th pipeline title. i served this whole year behind the eight ball, i would rather surf from the front, so it is just a mindset you put yourself in, and shortly after that, just relax, breathe, smile, enjoy the moment, you might as well enjoy at. kawai leonard has gone back to the ra ptors, kawai leonard has gone back to the raptors, flippers are up by the end of the third quarter. by for now.

we have already had two deep areas of low pressure affecting the weather here in the uk. this was tuesday's brain. the day on wednesday brought lots of showers. this massive cloud is coming in for the day ahead, and we have got further lumps with those weather fronts laying across the atlantic to bring us some further spells of rain. it's notjust rain for the concern for the day ahead, as it comes into the cold air we can see some hill snow as well. we've seen snow showers and thunderstorms which have continued in the north over the night and with those heavy showers, the potential is there to continue to wash the grit off the surfaces, the roads and the pavements, so quite slick conditions. it could be quite icy further south — we have had a lot of damp weather and temperatures have forecast in the towns and cities to get to around freezing. it could be icy and frosty through this morning but already in the west we have seen that change. as this comes in across the moors

and the welsh mountains there could be a smattering of snow, more likely a few centimetres across northern ireland and northern england into southern scotland. we could stay in the showery cold regime all day in northern scotland but it is going to feel quite raw as the clouds increasing all the time bringing this eastwards into that cold air and giving us snow over the hills in the north. it does eventually get a bit milder in the south and west and more showery as you can see through the afternoon when the sunshine returns but with it also some stronger winds, so these strong north—westerly winds will blow the rain away from southern areas, but it kind of hangs around in the north through the night and into friday, with showers rushing in on that north—westerly, so another cold —feeling day, but we're back to sunshine and showers for most on friday except as you can see northern and north—eastern parts of scotland with their persistent rain, hill snow too, and heavy showers elsewhere, some hail and thunder, temperatures perhaps doing a little better than the day ahead but feeling cold with that wind. that wind which will continue to blow through friday night into saturday, significant snow

is expected across the alpine regions, some really heavy winds battering central europe, another very deep area of low pressure heading towards the balkans. there are warnings out quite widely across parts of central and southern europe. turin expecting some snow on friday and we wouldn't like to rule out some winteryness across many alpine regions. here in the uk it is going to stay chilly, we will see further sunny spells and showers but it will often be quite windy especially in the south, there could be further bouts of rain and hill snow, notjust necessarily in the north. as ever, the warnings 00:12:45,631 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 are on the website.