in from the west. in between there have been some spells of sunshine. this was the scene in hampshire with patchy cloud and sunny spells overhead and some sunshine to be had on the east coast of scotland as well, that is how it looked in st andrews. as we head into this evening, cloud will win out for most of us, bringing rain into scotland and northern england and parts of wales. to the south—east of that, some clear spells with mist patches. it will be mild for most of us as we start sunday morning, although chile in northern scotland where the skies will remain clear for much of the night and sunshine first thing. we will hold onto that in orkney and shetland. elsewhere a lot of cloud, some outbreaks of rain which will turn increasingly light and patchy through the day, and some bright and sunny spells developing for southern counties of england and parts of the midlands through the afternoon which could lift temperatures to 19

degrees with a southerly wind bringing mild air in our direction. that is a trend that continues into the start of the new week. low pressure to the west, outbreaks of rain at times, some brisk winds but the wind is coming from the south tapping into this very mild or even warm air. that will lift the temperatures through monday and into tuesday, but that doesn't mean blue skies and sunshine all the time, far from it. in fact on monday we will see cloud and showery rain moving eastwards, heavy bursts at times, but the temperatures up to 18 degrees. and by tuesday, temperatures are set to climb even further. again, there will be quite a lot of cloud, some rain turning heavy and persistent in western areas through the day. if the cloud breaks and we see sunshine, that is where we could see temperatures up to possibly even 21 degrees. but that mild or even warm weather doesn't last too long. later in the week it will turn quite a lot cooler

and stays unsettled with showers and longer spells of rain at times. that is all from me for now. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... side by side in grief — the prime minister and leader of the opposition, visit the scene where tory mp, sir david amess, was killed yesterday. police say they're treating the killing as a "terrorist incident". the the home secretary say politicians�* roles must not change... we live in an open society with democracy. we cannot be cowed by any individual or any motivation, people with motives to stop us from functioning.

as the investigation continues — officials say the 25—year—old man in custody was not on a database of terror suspects. the supermarket morrisons say they've been forced to delay opening new stores due to shortages of staff and stock. uncovering the secrets of the solar system — a new nasa mission aims to learn more about how the planets were created. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. mo salah is superb once again as liverpool show claudio ranieri he's got a big job to do at watford. exeter come from behind — to claim a bonus point win at wasps as the row of the team's branding rumbles on. and it's success for sealiway, in front of her majesty in the champion stakes at ascot, a result that sees osheen murphy wins champion jockey.

hello and welcome to sportsday. hello there, and welcome to the programme. it was always going to be a tough return to the premier league for claudio ranieri at watford. the italian up against a liverpool side, on fire and on form in the premier league — hoping to spoil his comeback. and they did so emphatically! patrick geary reports. watford la club of many managers and claudia is a manager of many clubs so perhaps it was inevitable that there are to cross. 1— near liverpool, beautiful and, as it

turned out, repeatable. later in the half of the trip. the second half, liverpool advancing again, keeper ben foster managing to stop an own goal but not for me know. once again he had been lost in space. most man salac works his magic, one that defies belief. whatever angle you pick you cannot figure his trick. —— mo salah. almost supernatural, still noticed, liverpool's for it was his third so he keeps the ball and mo salah is the memories. despite the hat—trick from firmino, it was salah's sublime goal that once again caught the attention for liverpool and his manager is delighted with how the egyptian is playing. he is synonymous with it in his fissure in the moment the best player in the world and they hope

will have to this because we have time for everybody and it is no problem. he is in top shape, this is pretty good and it is really nice watching him and it was a top—class performance. it isa it is a big job but if my players understand me quickly the big job is a little _ understand me quickly the big job is a little less big. you understand me quickly the big “ob is a little less bigfi a little less big. you are confident that they should _ a little less big. you are confident that they should be _ a little less big. you are confident that they should be ok _ a little less big. you are confident that they should be ok in - a little less big. you are confident that they should be ok in the - a little less big. you are confidentl that they should be ok in the end? always i am confident. it is the third _ always i am confident. it is the third match i was waiting for something badly today. not so big, but we _ something badly today. not so big, but we are — something badly today. not so big, but we are ready. we are ready to work _ but we are ready. we are ready to work hard — manchester city are up to second — a point behind liverpool — as they beat burnley 2—0 at the etihad. city had won 5—0 on each of burnley�*s past four visits to the etihad, and they perhaps feared another heavy defeat was coming when bernardo silva gave city an early lead. there would only be one more goal though — from kevin de bruyne —

as city extended their unbeaten league run to seven matches. i think we made a good 1520 minutes after the ball and we get the chances after the last 15—20 minutes and lost a little bit of our temper but we did really well, just something and play really, really well the second half and score more goals and career, good results. it is important for what is coming next ahead of us. not such a good afternoon for city's local rivals manchester united — as the pressure continues to mount on manager ole gunnar solskjaer. united lost 4—2 at leicester — despite leading through mason greenwood. youri tielemans equalised before caglar soyuncu put the home side ahead. marcus rashford looked to have snatched a point for united, only forjamie vardy to make it 3—2 just 5a seconds later. patson daka added a fourth in stoppage time — to secure leicester's first league

win in five attempts. this could have been brilliant for me but we need to turn the screw, keep that ambition and prove the point that we can be in a good side but we have that mentality and that hunger and to beat a team of that quality was a great victory for us. one result in isolation, that can be, as they say, look, margins, but then we have got too many games now that we have lost points that we need to look at the whole setup of the team, the whole balance of the team, maybe. find the team, the whole balance of the team. maybe-— the team, the whole balance of the team, maybe. the team, the whole balance of the team, ma be. . , team, maybe. and maybe something has to rive. there was a thrilling midlands derby in birmingham —

where aston villa let a two goal lead slip at home to end up losing 3—2 to wolves.villa fans were left scratching their heads, as to how their side lost control after goals from danny ings and john mcginn. wolves scored three times in an incredible final 10 minutes, with ruben neves strike in the fifth minute of stoppage time securing a remarkable comeback. southampton claimed their first win of the premier league season by beating leeds. the slough—born albanian international striker armando broja, who's on loan from chelsea, scored his first premier league goal in the 1—0 win at st mary's. and in the late kick off — it's chelsea away at brentford. the blues can go back to the top of the league, with a win. into the second half. 1—0, ben chilwell, on the stroke of half time. at half time of that game between manchester city and burnley, city awarded winners medals for four players who were part of their league winning squad back in the 1967—68 season.among them was stan horne, meaning he becomes the first black footballer to win the english football league. horne did not receive one at the time due to the smaller allocation of medals and a different appearance quota to claim one. protocols have since changed on who receives medals and the efl approved city's request for players who missed out to be awarded one.

rangers blew the chance to open up a gap, at the top of the scottish premiership this afternoon. they drew 1—1 with hearts, conceding an equaliser in the last minute of the game. craig halkett�*s late goal, keeps heartsjust a point behind the leaders elsewhere, dundee united gain ground in third, beating hibs convincingly 3—0. celtic are up to 4th, following their win at motherwell. and wins for st mirren and livingston. in the late game — xxx between dundee and aberdeen. in the championship, fulham got the better of west london rivals queens park rangers — they thrashed their local rivals this lunchtime. it finished 4—1 at craven cottage — aleksandr mitrovic scoring twice for the home side. the win moves fulham up to third, two points behind west brom in second. bournemouth now top the table, after beating bristol city today. we're just five games into the new women's super league season — but everton are already looking for a new manager. they've sacked willie kirk after two wins from their opening five games — which sees everton eighth in the table — and the club say they hope to have a new manager appointed in time for their continental cup

fixture at leicester on the 3rd of november. a thrilling fightback saw exeter chiefs claim their third win in a row — in rugby union's premiership. the chiefs rallied from a losing position at half time to beat wasps, who come away with a losing bonus point. it was a match that saw stunning tries — but team branding continues to court controversy. jim lumsden has more. the big chief motif was added to the exeter plan 22 years ago and now there's a problem. theirfans have been asked not to wear the usual native american headdress by wasps who also won the premiership rugby to make a ruling on the pitch, exeter walloped worcester last week and were ahead after 22 minutes when they went into a corner. he added another but wasps were back in the match when dan frost and thomasjung woo driven three. wasps held a 2—point lead at half—time and then frustrated the visitors before both

sides lost their bag. wasps advance further with the jimmy sides lost their bag. wasps advance further with thejimmy penalty before samson and squeezed over for exeter. the winner winning bonus point was assured as they claim their fourth drive. as for the club's controversial branding, it is likely to dominate the agm next month. bbc news. in the united rugby championship title contenders glasgow narrowed the gap on leaders ulster, 17 points to 6 they beat bottom side zebre. sione tuipiloto with the pick of his side's two tries they ran in against the league's bottom side. elsewhere today, ospreys survived a bennetton fightback to hold on to win. osheen murphy has become champion jockey for a third time as 12—1 shot seal—a—way won the champions stakes on champions day at ascot. the queen was in attendance to see the french—trained horse finish ahead of dubai honor and mac swiney. derby winner adayar faded to fifth and with it went william buick�*s hopes of finishing with his first jockey�*s title on what is brtain�*s richest raceday. quick round of some

of today's other sport and... at the start of the women's big bash in australia, a stunning catch by bridget patterson was the highlight of the adelaide strikers 30—run victory over defending champions sydney thunder. britain's elvin evans is second overall going into tomorrow's final day at rally catalunya. if he finishes ahead of world rally championship leader sebastien oh—zhey, who's currently third, the title fight will go down to the final event of the season at monza next month. home favourite mark allen is through to the final of snooker�*s northern ireland open. he beat ricky walden 6—3 in his semi final — and will face yan bingtao orjohn higgins next — their semi final begins shortly. it's one of the biggest days ahead in cameron norrie's tennis career. he faces gregor dimitrov tonight in the semi—finals of the indian wells tournament. whatever happens, he's already assured of being the new british number one next week and could even break into the world's top

20 for the first time. if he wins, norrie will face either unseeded georgian nikoloz basilashvili or american taylor fritz in the final. basilashvili produced a real surprise to beat the greek world number three stefanos tsitsipas in three sets. while home favourite fritz provided a shock of his own, beating the olympic champion alexander zverev. fritz saved two match points before winning in three sets. spain's paula badosa beat the in—form ons jabeur in straight sets to set up a meeting with victoria azarenka in the women's final. azarenka came from a set and break down to beatjelena ostapenko. azarenka will aim to become the first woman to win the tournament three times after victories in 2012 and 2016. that's all from sportsday. as always, there is more on the bbc sport website. we will see seen. ——

we will see you soon. this is a story about how a historic dispute has become part of a global power struggle. all the trainlines are pointing towards escalation and would make de—escalation extremely difficult if it came to blows in the taiwan strait. if you go a couple of hundred kilometres off the south—east coast of china you reach taiwan, an island that behaves as an independent state. beijing, though, considers it part of china and this graphic shows taiwan's air defence zone which chinese military planes have increasingly entered, crossing an unofficial line between mainland china and taiwan, and these incursions have risen through the year. and to taiwan this is more than just military posturing. its defence minister says the situation is worse than it's been for a0 years, and when asked if china's capable of invading

taiwan, this was the reply.