: scotland, conditions across much of scotland, northern ireland and northern england. that is glenn —— glencoe under the blue sky. it was disappointing temperature wise, and that this area of high pressure bringing this contrasting weather. it will bring more cloud across the country this evening and overnight, the blanket of cloud covering most areas, but again towards parts of western scotland, northern ireland, and parts of south—west wales there could be clearer skies. ii to 14 degrees. we do it all again on friday, with mist and murk, but then some spots will see sunshine developing and those areas are scotland, northern ireland, northern england and perhaps across southern england and perhaps across southern england too. where you get the sunshine it will be warmer, 20 celsius, and where you get the cloud

in the high teens. the high pressure then shifts over towards the near continent, low—pressure approaches from the south—west. from saturday we have a run of more south—easterly winds and a cloudy start of the day. there will be some holes in the cloud breaking through, and even some showers developing in southern and western areas in the afternoon. we start to see increasing amounts of sunshine in the south, those temperatures could reach the low 20s, otherwise the mid to high teens. it starts to warm up in the south and many areas will be turning much warmer into the start of next week. ., ~ much warmer into the start of next week. . ~ , ., that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes,

here's a taste of what's coming—up for you on tonight's show... from wembley and the euros — to budapest and the world cup... england have dusted themselves down and are back on the qualifying trail for qatar 2022. howzat? anything england's bowlers can do, india's can do better after a sensational opening day to the 4th test. and 43 not out... dame sarah storey adds another gold to become britain's most successful pa ralympian. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. now remember this? as if we could forget. 53 days ago this was the scene at wembley, despair, disappointment and desolation. england had just lost

in the final of the euros, beaten in a penalty shoot out by italy. but the show must go on and fast foward to tonight, england are back in action as they continue their qualifying campaign for the next big tournament — the 2022 world cup in qatar. they're top of their group after 3 wins from 3 so can they keep up that momentum with a win in hungary tonight? or have the euros affected their confidence? here's what harry maguire has to say. 0bviously obviously it ended and disappointed but were doing it and memories that we made, the smiles we put on peoples faces was there for everyone to see. it was a greatjourney, obviously disappointing in the end. come so close to the championship. we know were nearly there, we've got lots of things to improve on and yeah, i think it's a big test. more mentally than physically. each one of those players get to look after her. we spoke about it and we need to be ready because we know it's going to be a tough test you hungry. if were not ready mentally we won't

perform to our best and we won't get the result that we need. so of course the mentality of the squad will be tested. and we need to overcome that and show what we are about. so if harry maguire is anything to go by it soundslike england have buried the demons and are wholly focused on next year's world cup but the big difference tonight will be the addition of 60,000 presumably hostile hungary fans. let's hear from our reporter in budapest — juliette ferrington who's following the build up to the game. the build—up is already started here in the cities sense the stadium behind me. the fans are gathering around, the police cordons have gone up, we got mounted police. there's quite a big police present here tonight for this match against england. there are a few england fans started around. 0bviously few england fans started around. obviously this is good to be the first chance that we've seen england play in a competitive game sense of losing the euro 2020 final to italy. so much disappointment around that. the players and spoke about that this week and now they're going to

try and use that as motivation to go one step further in this world cup qualifying campaign. pick up where they left off in the campaign, top of the group was hungry will present a very difficult test for them. john stones, if he plays it will be his 50th. all eyes on the captain harry kane after he committed his future to tottenham. there are a few england fans who have made the trip over here. it'll be interesting to see if they actually get inside the stadium for this match tonight. england fans are very loyal. they travelled for all the net from all over. much as the x ? ? transmit ? ? capnext uk is a lot expects that follow england and appeared to be one or two here tonight.— england and appeared to be one or two here tonight. there's been much discussion that _ two here tonight. there's been much discussion that hungry _ two here tonight. there's been much discussion that hungry fans - two here tonight. there's been much discussion that hungry fans are - discussion that hungry fans are currently under a ua for band. of course this is a fifa world cup qualifying games of the rules don't apply to this with what's been the reaction from england.— reaction from england. there is auoin to reaction from england. there is going to be _ reaction from england. there is going to be 60,000 _ reaction from england. there is going to be 60,000 almost - reaction from england. there isi going to be 60,000 almost full capacity here in the stadium behind me for this match. full of home

support. but garrett so kate didn't really want to get involved in that discussion in his —— southgate. building up to this qualifier today. he was talking about england getting its own house in order. referring to what happened a couple of months ago in that final against italy with the fans and their behaviour before, during and after that match. he actually used the words carnage. so rather than talk about get involved in the discussion should home support be here tonight watching their team, cheering on their team? head ratherfocus on their team, cheering on their team? head rather focus on what england can do and get their house in order, he called it rather than look from the outside and criticised the other nations. now of course the knee. england players will continue to take the need for them and that may provoke sums sort of hostility in this tonight. because the hungarian

supporters, they have been sanctioned, punishment for homophobic and racist abuse during the games they played and in euro 2020. so it's going to be a difficult test for england tonight. and the mood may make it that little bit harder as a good look to pick up from where they left off in their world cup qualifying campaign in budapest year. full commentary you can hear it all five live up alive build—up starts from seven o'clock tonight. a quick bit of news from the under 21 camp — and covid has forced tomorrow's england under 21's game against romania to be postponed. meanwhile northern ireland are in lithuania — still looking for their first win in this qualifying campaign. they're third in a tough group behind italy and switzerland and will be missing several key players for tonight's game. steven watson reports. the northern ireland captain will lead his team out tonight missing key players mcginnis, evans, his brother corey and stuart dallas.

without them there is a tough night ahead for his man. you without them there is a tough night ahead for his man.— ahead for his man. you have to be read for ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those _ ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those sort _ ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those sort of _ ahead for his man. you have to be ready for those sort of things. - ready for those sort of things. especially in these times, at the moment the lasses, we don't really well in respect of players we've been able to keep a hold of. whether it's injury, illness, we have lost people but we've got players committed which is given them experience, given them a chance to come into the squad come integrate themselves. maybe they are not expecting to play, thrown in. let's see what they can do.— see what they can do. northern ireland started _ see what they can do. northern ireland started their— see what they can do. northern ireland started their campaign l see what they can do. northern - ireland started their campaign with defeat to italy. who went on to win the euros a couple of months later. then a last—minute save rescued a point against bulgaria at windsor park. northern ireland may have their backs against the wall but they are well used to it.- they are well used to it. throw caution to _ they are well used to it. throw caution to the _ they are well used to it. throw caution to the wind _ they are well used to it. throw caution to the wind and will. they are well used to it. throw i caution to the wind and will come out and show up on the night and get the right results and thursday will

be no different. it's a game we are needing to win and we will have to if we can achieve anything in this group is a game we should be winning. we group is a game we should be winnina. ~ , winning. we will be positive as we have been in _ winning. we will be positive as we have been in every _ winning. we will be positive as we have been in every game. - winning. we will be positive as we have been in every game. we - winning. we will be positive as we have been in every game. we will| winning. we will be positive as we i have been in every game. we will try and make _ have been in every game. we will try and make them defend is much as possible — and make them defend is much as possible if— and make them defend is much as possible. if we can come up with three _ possible. if we can come up with three points that everyone's buzzing going _ three points that everyone's buzzing going into _ three points that everyone's buzzing going into the switzerland game. now it's been another big week for this man — christiano ronaldo is always box office but after his stellar re—signing for manchester united, he's now cemented his name in the history books as the highest scorer in international men's football with 111 goals for his beloved portugal. ben croucher looks at how he did it. head and shoulders above everyone. his knees and toes have probably scored a few two. two goals at chuck christiana ronaldo from great to the greatest number 110 and iii in his international career. he could celebrated with a hat trick in the world qualifier against iran had not

proved he was after all. a manchester city. still this is renaldo who can do things that nobody else can. never in doubt, right? nobody else can. never in doubt, riuht? �* ,, �* nobody else can. never in doubt, riuht? �* ,, ~ , nobody else can. never in doubt, riuht? �* ,, �* , ., right? translation: there is no portuguese _ right? translation: there is no portuguese person _ right? translation: there is no portuguese person that - right? translation: there is no portuguese person that isn't - right? translation: there is no - portuguese person that isn't pleased to see him as top international goalscorer. but that was always going to happen at some point. i don't see that cristiano wouldn't score in the next five, six, 15 games he still to play. how wouldn't he break the record?— he break the record? when it comes to renaldo everybody _ he break the record? when it comes to renaldo everybody is _ he break the record? when it comes to renaldo everybody is used - he break the record? when it comes to renaldo everybody is used to - to renaldo everybody is used to playing catch up. he's gone to clear of iran, miles clear of everyone else, lionel messi scored 76 by the way. it all started as a precocious 19—year—old back in euro 2000 and 417 19—year—old back in euro 2000 and a17 years and 110 goals later and he is not done yet. if you are hoping to see renaldo add to his tally next week against azerbaijan bad news, he was booked for taking his top off

and his band. england's cricketers have made another fine start in the fourth test against india. after winning the toss and putting india into bat, they were all out for 191. henry moran has been watching for us at the oval... henry, perfect day to win the toss and joe root�*s bowlers now they are 53 for three start maybe it was as below par as we thought? it’s maybe it was as below par as we thou . ht? �* , , maybe it was as below par as we thou:ht? h , ., ., , maybe it was as below par as we thou:ht? �*, , ., ., , ._ quite frankly as i looked down at the scorecard it seems barely believable that we've seen the amount of action that we have is a particularly at the way the ending started. we saw plus overs or so and pretty good control putting to bed but then those wicked started tumbling. look at the likes of the way they got out in such familiar ways in terms of what we seen so far in this series with him england finding that outside edge, managing to make the best of the conditions. when connie was removed for a 50 on a day when he looked like he was in

really good touch of perceptive will go on a break this had not scored a hundred in close to two years, it could perhaps be the indian skipper statement that would get fell for 50 on a day when he looked like he was in really good talk to perceptively go on a break this had not scored a hundred in close to two years, it could perhaps be the indian skipper statement that would get fell. then england really did feel in control of this game. it was a little bit... there was a decent hitting at the backend. but that with the likes not being able to score the beginnings that perhaps you would expect getting out shots, not making the most of conditions on the first day. really putting them in control. those early wickets, and then the huge dismissal of the young captain joe bruno is been in such extraordinary form in recent weeks. to lose them from england's point of view early on in the endings really does put the pressure on and will be fascinating to see how that morning session goes to office of england a fair distance behind the three wickets out.— fair distance behind the three wickets out. , , �* , , wickets out. just when he's been civen a wickets out. just when he's been given a blunt _ wickets out. just when he's been given a blunt batsman _ wickets out. just when he's been| given a blunt batsman statement wickets out. just when he's been - given a blunt batsman statement two status. you suddenly had a late flurry, the fastest half—century in

the test cricket oval. india did show that they have something but maybe not enough. how do you think the rest of this test is going to pan out? the rest of this test is going to an out? ~ �* ,., ., the rest of this test is going to an out? ~ �* ., , pan out? we've sort of giving up predicting how _ pan out? we've sort of giving up predicting how these _ pan out? we've sort of giving up predicting how these games - pan out? we've sort of giving up i predicting how these games again pan out? we've sort of giving up - predicting how these games again to go because after that test —— it looked us over india had all the momentum and came bouncing back to win comprehensively there. it's so hard to know how the days go by office of you mentioned those innings sort of showed how if you put your mind to it, get a little bit of luck you can score quickly on this ground. we are so used to seeing record—breaking in terms of how quickly batsman tsar scoring and test must credit it only takes someone to get a little bit of luck and the whole game can change. i think what will be crucial is what the conditions are like tomorrow morning for the there is still plenty of energy for indian bowlers was up the bowl is new and they could get a couple of wickets was up england despite india will be all sorts of trouble. now there are times when we as sports journalists and fans can get a bit over excited about the talents and achievements of certain sports people the word

�*legend' is often over used isn't it? but in the case of this lady — dame sarah storey, it's impossible to overstate just how extraordinary she is. even before these tokyo paralympics she was the best of the best, but now after 8 games — at the age of a3, after taking gold in the road race last night, her 17th in total — she is britain's most successful paralympian of all time. michael redford reports. dame sarah storey. record breaker, history may occur. the latest chapter in this incredible career. game sarah storey is great britain's most successful pa ra— game sarah storey is great britain's most successful para— 0lympian. it was perhaps fitting that she would become great britain's best in typical great british mother. not that that would ever be an issue. the road races stories of event. she is wanted at the past two paralympics. not that she had it all her own way though. germany's had read the script opening up a lead of more than minute. but to be sarah

storey you need a bigger lead than that. a grimace and then a glance behind told her she'd been caught with a lap to go. pushed by her team—mate there was time for a chat and a pat on the back. storey�*s success just around the corner. from a young age storey was told to focus only on herself. she has certainly done that. so of her competitors she is now a3, they still can't find a way to beat her. it is now 43, they still can't find a way to beat her.— way to beat her. it stills feels like it bit _ way to beat her. it stills feels like it bit of— way to beat her. it stills feels like it bit of an _ way to beat her. it stills feels like it bit of an out _ way to beat her. it stills feels like it bit of an out of - way to beat her. it stills feels like it bit of an out of body i like it bit of an out of body experience was up it's like you're watching some videos go through that. it is very, very hard to put into words. i've worked for this for such a long time but i poured for each race independently. so now we finished all three i'm like "we are finished. ”. finished all three i'm like "we are finished. “ . ., , finished all three i'm like "we are finished. . ., , , finished. ". it certainly different than everyone _ finished. ". it certainly different than everyone thought. - finished. ". it certainly different than everyone thought. the i than everyone thought. the conditions were horrendous as well. that made _ conditions were horrendous as well. that made it really tricky. and then obviously _ that made it really tricky. and then obviously that moment when you saw that sarah— obviously that moment when you saw that sarah had broken away on those

final 300 _ that sarah had broken away on those final 300 meters, that sarah had broken away on those final300 meters, it that sarah had broken away on those final 300 meters, it wasjust