so, its huge heat shield protects it while temperatures rises to nearly 3,000 degrees celsius. a series of parachutes open, massively slowing it down, before splash down in the pacific ocean. league titles and winning the fa cup and league cup. she has a goal celebration that captured the nation. she excels on the biggest occasion, she say it is time to watch the next generation shine. her impact on this game will be felt for many years to come. you the watch the full programme on the iplayer. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. back down—to—earth with the wetter. we have murky conditions that have been developing, off the coast of the south—west for example, that is how it looked in bude. that mist and murk comes courtesy of really humid air that will feel the effects of tomorrow. very warm, humid, a few showers round, we have really poor advice bill at moment across the

channel islands, parts of the south—west, all that humidity working in behind the outbreaks of rain, pretty soggy for the first part of the evening in yorkshire and lincolnshire, some patchy rain elsewhere. even when you get breaks in the cloud they will fill in with mist and fog tanks to —— thanks to the rising levels of humidity. low pressure with us for tomorrow, a couple of little weather fronts moving through, bringing shower, but all of us fining ourselves in the midst of this very humid air, but particularly humid in the south where across the south—west, parts of wales will be murky start, some fog patches elsewhere. a fair amount of cloud in the sky. that cloud breaking from time to time to give spells of sunshine. best for northern ireland, the south—east of england but equally that cloud producing a few showers here and there. 20 for glasgow, 21 for belfast but parts of east aping that getting up to 27 degrees. through

tomorrow we see rain gathering to the south—west, that will set itself up the south—west, that will set itself up into a line, to take us into wednesday, to the north—west of that line of wet weather it will be feel cool ever and freshertor, the south—east, temperatures could get as high as 29 degree, so some real warmth and humidity in the south—east. it turns fresher towards the end of the week, a bank holiday for most, dry for many, best of the sunshine in the south, more cloud for northern ireland, and scotland. in the south, more cloud for northern ireland, and scotland. thanks ben. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. i'll be back with the news at ten. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. one of the greats of the english women's game calls it a day.

we'll be reacting to news of ellen white's retirement. the pressure�*s building at manchester united with more protests against the club's ownership — ahead of a huge night against arch—rivals liverpool. i'm 0lly foster live at old trafford where the united fans have been arriving with some trepidation so early in this evening, but this match has huge significance for them for the coming months. and could a mega—fight between 0leksandr usyk and tyson fury be a step closer? fury�*s promoter frank warren tells me it's going to happen. there are no problems of rivalry in tv companies or whatever, he is a free agent — tv companies or whatever, he is a free agent as we are, and i don't think_ free agent as we are, and i don't think it _ free agent as we are, and i don't think it is — free agent as we are, and i don't think it is going to be a problem getting — think it is going to be a problem getting the fight made.

hello and welcome to sportsday. the latest from a big evening in the premier league at old trafford to come, but first. ellen white, england's all time leading goalscorer, has announced her retirement. the 33—year—old said it was one of the hardest decisions but wanted to go out on her terms. white is the all—time top scorer for the lionesses. she scored 52 goals in 113 games for her country, representing great britain at the 2012 olympics as well. she was part of the team that won the women's euros last month too. in a social media post entitled thank you football, she said it was the greatest honour to play the game and in particular playing for england, adding the next generation can make their dreams come true as well. she paid tribute to all those she had had the pleasure of playing within her career. joe curry has reported on england for most of ellen white's international career,

and she joins ellen white's international career, and shejoins me now. greatjob at the euros, i have to say. was this a surprise? she must have been mulling over this for a. surprise? she must have been mulling overthis for a-_ over this for a. i don't think many --eole over this for a. i don't think many peeple saw— over this for a. i don't think many peeple saw this — over this for a. i don't think many people saw this coming. - over this for a. i don't think many people saw this coming. you - over this for a. i don't think many - people saw this coming. you mention she is the lionesses all—time goal—scorer, but she is also just one goal shy of equalling wayne rooney's all—time england goal scoring record, two from beating it. so when you take into account the fact that the lionesses have world cup qualifiers in just a few weeks' time against austria and luxembourg, teams ranked lower than in lent, they will be gold to be scored. you would expect to get one of those games, so the fact that she is doing it now is a surprise. she still has a year left on her city contract, but she started every game, she led the line for england, she is still in great form and she has much more to give com you would have thought, but the fact that she talks about going out on her own terms, she is ready for the next chapter. find

going out on her own terms, she is ready for the next chapter. and part ofthe ready for the next chapter. and part of the next — ready for the next chapter. and part of the next chapter _ ready for the next chapter. and part of the next chapter is _ ready for the next chapter. and part of the next chapter is inspiring - ready for the next chapter. and part of the next chapter is inspiring the l of the next chapter is inspiring the next generation. what sort of legacy do think she will leave as a footballer for do think she will leave as a footballerfor england? n do think she will leave as a footballer for england? i think this coal footballer for england? i think this goal celebration _ footballer for england? i think this goal celebration will _ footballer for england? i think this goal celebration will live _ footballer for england? i think this goal celebration will live long - footballer for england? i think this goal celebration will live long in i goal celebration will live long in the memory for many people when they look back at her career, and you often see young people, girls and boys, doing that on the street on a night when she had scored goals, but you only have to go on social media today to give an idea of the tributes that have been paid, for example the main's england captain harry kane says congratulations on an amazing career, and what a way to finish. sarina wiegman today said she knew she was an amazing player, she knew she was an amazing player, she also was an amazing person. the kind of player that ellen white on the pitch was, classy, she never made a huge song and dance about her own career. whenever there were big marks, 100 caps, these records, she hated talking about herself, so the fact that she is walking away quietly says everything about the person that she is, and youngsters to come can learn an awful lot from her. ., . , ,

to come can learn an awful lot from her. ., ., , , ., .,, her. totally right, 'ust one last thin. her. totally right, 'ust one last thing. what _ her. totally right, 'ust one last thing. what sort _ her. totally right, just one last thing. what sort of— her. totally right, just one last thing. what sort of career- her. totally right, just one last thing. what sort of career for l her. totally right, just one last i thing. what sort of career for her now head across? may be a bit of punditry, some coaching? she hasn't civen a punditry, some coaching? she hasn't given a hint. — punditry, some coaching? she hasn't given a hint, but _ punditry, some coaching? she hasn't given a hint, but she _ punditry, some coaching? she hasn't given a hint, but she won't _ punditry, some coaching? she hasn't given a hint, but she won't be - punditry, some coaching? she hasn't given a hint, but she won't be short. given a hint, but she won't be short of options, and i think coaching and punditry both will probably be on her map of what is next. she is a very intelligent footballer, articulate, fun to be around in very well respected. the one thing i did like in her statement today was she thanked a lot of people, her husband callum who she described as the love of her life and she said, what are you up to next weekend, i'm pretty free now! i suspect she wants a bit of downtime, it has been a crazy couple of months, but i doubt this is the last we will see of her, and i hope not. ja is the last we will see of her, and i hone not-— i hope not. 10 currie, thank you very much. _ i hope not. 10 currie, thank you very much, much _ i hope not. 10 currie, thank you very much, much appreciated. | i hope not. 10 currie, thank you | very much, much appreciated. . right. there's just over an hour or so until one of the biggest rivalries in english football kicks off. manchester united against liverpool at old trafford. both still after their first wins of the season — and for united — the problemsjust piling up. fans have been protesting

ahead of the game. 0lly foster is outside the ground for us. 0lly, what's the latest? well, the fans have been arriving on the side of the ground. that was the liverpool team thatjust past behind me. they like united will be looking to kick—start their season. they have started with two draws, they are 15th in the table, but it is manchester united's woes that a lot of the football headlines have been concentrated on after those back—to—back defeats here against brighton on the opening day and then that humiliation really against brentford, the worst start by a new united managerfor100 years, but of course is erik ten hag. he says he is planning for this match like any other, but it is not a match like any other. it is a fixture that gets the blood pumping, and some of their

supporters, a fairly large selection, have turned up the volume on the anti—glazer sentiment. they have been protesting for a number of years, over a decade, about the club's stewardship, notjust because of these poor results, and asjoe hinske reports, whatever happens here over the next few hours could set the tone for the next few months of united's season. manchester united start the night in the premier league's bottom three. most fans say the cause is at the top of the club. last year when they played liverpool, they made that clear. two police officers are injured after a major security breach at old trafford with hundreds of fans invading the pitch. it was the first premier league match called off due to protests and since then it's got worse. liverpool won here 5—0 last october. last week united lost 4—0 at brentford.

now fans are protesting again in a march before the match aimed at the owners, the glazers. in the 17 years they have earned the club, they have spent big on players, but have declined. it is almost a decade since their last title. , , ., ., ., ., , title. united spent a lot of money on transfers. _ title. united spent a lot of money on transfers, huge _ title. united spent a lot of money on transfers, huge amount - title. united spent a lot of money on transfers, huge amount of - title. united spent a lot of money - on transfers, huge amount of money, and an awful lot of it has been wasted. and i think that is what the anger is about. people are feeling that the mismanagement as well as the greed is at fault. the stadium is looking very shabby. is at fault. the stadium is looking very shabby-— very shabby. last year the fixture not very shabby. last year the fixture got rearranged. _ very shabby. last year the fixture got rearranged, and _ very shabby. last year the fixture got rearranged, and liverpool- very shabby. last year the fixture l got rearranged, and liverpoolwon. got rearranged, and liverpool won. this year they want a different solution. i really hope it will not happen.

but if it happens, i think we should get the points. i don't think and i really hope this will not happen. i have no idea what what could happen. don't think about it. but in a situation like this, always the other team should get the points. the owners want to win and the fans, we want them behind the club. - and i can understand sometimes, but i'm not that long in the club. that i can see all the backgrounds, but we have to fight together. - between them, liverpool and united have won 39 league titles, but both go here for a first win of the season. it is both clubs' most significant fixture, and it is no fluke the fans make a stand before this match. , , ., fluke the fans make a stand before this match-— this match. this is the one where international— this match. this is the one where international focus _ this match. this is the one where international focus is _ this match. this is the one where international focus is on - this match. this is the one where international focus is on the - this match. this is the one where| international focus is on the club. across the globe, people take an interest in it, and therefore it is the one where you can make your protest be seen to a much, much wider audience.

people are describing it as a relegation six pointer. if united win, they'll be a point ahead of liverpool. i don't think that's going to happen. united are so far behind liverpool that i cannot see them putting in a proper challenge. at this stage they look chaotic. today a champions league when i said goodbye to real madrid. united are set to sign a real madrid midfielder, but the fans say the big names cover the cracks. most of all at old trafford, they want change — on the pitch and at the top. joe lynskey, bbc news. it does promise to be an intriguing evening. let's bring andy mitten, footballjournalist evening. let's bring andy mitten, football journalist and evening. let's bring andy mitten, footballjournalist and editor of football journalist and editor of united footballjournalist and editor of united we stand. i know there are thousands of fans who will march on the ground behind the sydney next few hours protesting against the glazers. does it stop at the glazers, do you think? 0r glazers. does it stop at the glazers, do you think? or is there something more seriously wrong with the club crest white the glazers

have been very controversial since that takeover in 2005. we have been very controversial since that takeover in 2005.— have been very controversial since that takeover in 2005. we have seen rotests that takeover in 2005. we have seen protests almost _ that takeover in 2005. we have seen protests almost every _ that takeover in 2005. we have seen protests almost every year _ that takeover in 2005. we have seen protests almost every year since - protests almost every year since then, _ protests almost every year since then, and — protests almost every year since then, and they have been exacerbated by the _ then, and they have been exacerbated by the sequence of events this year, poor form _ by the sequence of events this year, poor form by manchester united, lost the last _ poor form by manchester united, lost the last seven away matches, but even _ the last seven away matches, but even when — the last seven away matches, but even when manchester united were the permanent _ even when manchester united were the permanent force in english football, there _ permanent force in english football, there were — permanent force in english football, there were still protest against the glazers _ there were still protest against the gtazers |— there were still protest against the glazers. ~ ., ., , , ., glazers. i know that this is one fans groun. — glazers. i know that this is one fans groun. and _ glazers. i know that this is one fans group, and the _ glazers. i know that this is one | fans group, and the manchester united supporters trust have been trying to embed themselves and trying to embed themselves and trying to embed themselves and trying to get onto the boardroom to trying to get onto the boardroom to try and instill change that way. how do you think there will be change? do the glazers have to go, do you feel? i do the glazers have to go, do you feel? ~ ., ., ., ., , ., feel? i think a lot of fans would sa that, feel? i think a lot of fans would say that, when _ feel? i think a lot of fans would say that, when they _ feel? i think a lot of fans would say that, when they heard - feel? i think a lot of fans would say that, when they heard that | feel? i think a lot of fans would i say that, when they heard that jim say that, when they heard that jim ratciiffe. — say that, when they heard that jim ratcliffe, one of britain's richest men: _ ratcliffe, one of britain's richest men, childhood united fan, one of britten's _ men, childhood united fan, one of britten's richest men, was interested, that was met very enthusiastically by manchester united — enthusiastically by manchester united fans. the lasers have given no intimation that they want to sell

manchester united. the fans are frustrated, so the reasons you are seeing _ frustrated, so the reasons you are seeing the — frustrated, so the reasons you are seeing the marches is pure frustration at the debt, at the interest— frustration at the debt, at the interest payments to service that debt, _ interest payments to service that debt, but — interest payments to service that debt, but highly leveraged by the dividends which the family take. it is also _ dividends which the family take. it is also true — dividends which the family take. it is also true that manchester united have spent a lot of money on players. _ have spent a lot of money on players, but spent it really badly, squandered hundreds of millions, and recruitment— squandered hundreds of millions, and recruitment has been really poor. but who _ recruitment has been really poor. but who puts the people in place to be in _ but who puts the people in place to be in charge of recruitment? it all comes— be in charge of recruitment? it all comes from — be in charge of recruitment? it all comes from the top, which is the gtazer— comes from the top, which is the glazer family. comes from the top, which is the glazerfamily. is comes from the top, which is the glazer family-— if you had to pick a manchester united player, with their new signing be the one you would pick? casemiro fits in with what they were looking _ casemiro fits in with what they were looking for~ —

casemiro fits in with what they were looking for. de jong has given no indication— looking for. de jong has given no indication that he wanted to leave his club, — indication that he wanted to leave his club, but casemiro has come onto the radar. _ his club, but casemiro has come onto the radar, very enthusiastic to move to the _ the radar, very enthusiastic to move to the premier league. he is a top player, _ to the premier league. he is a top player, and — to the premier league. he is a top player, and yes he has cost a lot of money, _ player, and yes he has cost a lot of money, but — player, and yes he has cost a lot of money, but when you are not top of the pile. _ money, but when you are not top of the pile. and — money, but when you are not top of the pile, and manchester united are not too _ the pile, and manchester united are not too of— the pile, and manchester united are not top of the pile any more, you have _ not top of the pile any more, you have got— not top of the pile any more, you have got to — not top of the pile any more, you have got to spend a lot of money to convince _ have got to spend a lot of money to convince like him who has won everything with real madrid hopefully to kick—start a bright future, — hopefully to kick—start a bright future, and if you had asked about angel— future, and if you had asked about angei di _ future, and if you had asked about angel di maria or bastian schweinsteiger, i would angel di maria or bastian schweinsteiger, iwould have angel di maria or bastian schweinsteiger, i would have given you some — schweinsteiger, i would have given you some answers, so again it comes back to _ you some answers, so again it comes back to it— you some answers, so again it comes back to it is— you some answers, so again it comes back to it is not about the players. a lot _ back to it is not about the players. a lot of _ back to it is not about the players. a lot of players would have looked and thought, this is the perfect place to come, from liverpool. 19 its

place to come, from liverpool. 19 is better than — place to come, from liverpool. 19 is better than 20. _ place to come, from liverpool. 19 is better than 20, when _ place to come, from liverpool. 19 is better than 20, when manchester united _ better than 20, when manchester united were before the weekend, they did move _ united were before the weekend, they did move up. you are having to go to that ievei— did move up. you are having to go to that level of — did move up. you are having to go to that level of gallows humour at the moment— that level of gallows humour at the moment with manchester united, that defeat _ moment with manchester united, that defeat at _ moment with manchester united, that defeat at brentford was horrendous, that first _ defeat at brentford was horrendous, that first half when they shipped those _ that first half when they shipped those four goals. but against liverpool here last year, they also conceded — liverpool here last year, they also conceded four goals, and it has to improve — conceded four goals, and it has to improve. but so far we have not been given— improve. but so far we have not been given any— improve. but so far we have not been given any indication that it will do. given any indication that it will do these _ given any indication that it will do. these players are underperforming, and some of it is on the _ underperforming, and some of it is on the players as well. what underperforming, and some of it is on the players as well.— on the players as well. what is the watchword here? _ on the players as well. what is the watchword here? ralf _ on the players as well. what is the watchword here? ralf rangnick- on the players as well. what is the i watchword here? ralf rangnick round home a few home truths, saying that they are four or five years behind city or liverpool, some of the other clubs, chelsea. is it patience? yes. clubs, chelsea. is it patience? yes, but we could _ clubs, chelsea. is it patience? yes, but we could have _ clubs, chelsea. is it patience? yes, but we could have said _ clubs, chelsea. is it patience? yes, but we could have said it _ clubs, chelsea. is it patience? yes, but we could have said it about every _ but we could have said it about every manager post—ferguson, and that is— every manager post—ferguson, and that is the _ every manager post—ferguson, and that is the frustration. the fans are patient. you speak to any of those _ are patient. you speak to any of those managers, they got a lot of support— those managers, they got a lot of support inside the stadium. david moyes— support inside the stadium. david moyes will say that, jose mourinho will say—

moyes will say that, jose mourinho will say it — moyes will say that, jose mourinho will say it. erik ten hag will get a lot of— will say it. erik ten hag will get a lot of support, but note that with the frustration of one of the biggest, _ the frustration of one of the biggest, richest clubs in the football— biggest, richest clubs in the football world having won no trophies _ football world having won no trophies since 2017, it isjust not good _ trophies since 2017, it isjust not good enough, and no united fan i know— good enough, and no united fan i know think— good enough, and no united fan i know think that they have got a divine _ know think that they have got a divine right to win anything, but it is still— divine right to win anything, but it is still not — divine right to win anything, but it is still not good enough.— is still not good enough. en'oy, if ou can. is still not good enough. en'oy, if you can. .f — is still not good enough. en'oy, if you can. .f r i is still not good enough. en'oy, if you can. if! can. i is still not good enough. en'oy, if you can. if i can. veryi is still not good enough. enjoy, if you can. if i can. very many- is still not good enough. enjoy, if i you can. if i can. very many thanks. it could you can. if i can. very many thanks. it could be — you can. if i can. very many thanks. it could be a — you can. if i can. very many thanks. it could be a difficult _ you can. if i can. very many thanks. it could be a difficult evening i you can. if i can. very many thanks. it could be a difficult evening for i it could be a difficult evening for manchester united, erik ten hag in his short career has had a difficult, tough few matches already, but none tougher, you feel, than this liverpool test tonight. indeed, 0lly foster, thank you very much indeed, 0lly foster outside 0ld much indeed, 0lly foster outside old trafford for us. net, the ecb's interim chief executive clare connor says england's test tour to pakistan this winter will be an historic occasion. the schedule has been confirmed for england's first test tour to the country in 17 years.

they'll play three tests in rawalpindi, multan and karachi — starting on the first of december. a t20 series is already in the calendar for next month. we can speak now to the ceo of the pakistan cricket board, faisal hasnain. thank you forjoining us faisal. how much work has gone into making this test series happen? hello, gavin, it is a pleasure to be on your show. a lot of work has gone into making the series happen. we have been in discussions with the ecb regarding this particular tour for at least a couple of years. as you know, the initial tour that was scheduled for last year was postponed, called off, and has been rescheduled to the september, and in december. there are two legs, and

the t20 which takes place in september, seven t20s to be played followed by test matches in december. and we're certainly looking forward to it. find december. and we're certainly looking forward to it.— december. and we're certainly looking forward to it. and in terms, faisal, of looking forward to it. and in terms, faisal. of the _ looking forward to it. and in terms, faisal, of the security _ looking forward to it. and in terms, faisal, of the security operation i faisal, of the security operation around the team when they do arrive, how much focus is there going to be on that? because we know over the last decade it has been impossible to host test matches in country. we have had to host test matches in country. - have had our challenges, but over the last two or three years, things are pretty much returned to normal. 0bviously safety and security is paramount with every tour that takes place. the arrangements are all there. we are going to be providing there. we are going to be providing the team with presidential level security as we have done previously for the australian mac who toured here earlier this year, and they were absolutely no issues. that was followed by the west indies that

played three 0dis here, and pakistan, we have also had the sri lanka women's team who came over earlier this year. there have been absolutely no issues. but obviously we are going to make sure that all the safety and security arrangements are firmly in place. find the safety and security arrangements are firmly in place.— are firmly in place. and in terms of the rich history _ are firmly in place. and in terms of the rich history in _ are firmly in place. and in terms of the rich history in terms _ are firmly in place. and in terms of the rich history in terms of- are firmly in place. and in terms of the rich history in terms of the i the rich history in terms of the test series, what can we expect from the two nations now as they play each other?— the two nations now as they play each other? . , ., , each other? gavin, the rich history of test cricket _ each other? gavin, the rich history of test cricket between _ each other? gavin, the rich history of test cricket between england i each other? gavin, the rich history. of test cricket between england and pakistan goes back to 1954, and since then there have been a number of outstanding, highly competitive matches between the two countries. both countries have had world—class players, and there is a rich history of close, exciting test matches between the two. 0ur fans are happily looking forward to this

tour. they are looking forward to seeing world—class players likejos buttler, jonny bairstow, ben stokes, moeen ali, james anderson, stuart broad. in fact, there, moeen ali, james anderson, stuart broad. infact, there, i have selected your team for you! so i think this is going to be another series that has... think this is going to be another series that has. . ._ think this is going to be another series that has... faisal hasnain, thank you — series that has... faisal hasnain, thank you very — series that has... faisal hasnain, thank you very much _ series that has... faisal hasnain, thank you very much indeed, i thank you very much indeed, apologies for the up, but we got what you are saying. and let's hope that the big names all turn out for the series. now, in the women's100, welsh now, in the women's 100, welsh fire have set out to defend against the braves. sarah bryce was the last to be removed off the bowling of only a shrub soul, who finished three for 20. brave won by 14 runs.

and we're not long under way, in the men's match at sophia gardens. the defending men's champions, southern brave against fire. have lost all their four games so far this season, bottom of the standings. brave faring not much better — second from bottom. catch all the action on bbc two and the iplayer. it was also explosive in the boxing at the weekend. frank warren expects a world heavyweight unification fight between tyson fury and 0leksandr usyk to go ahead. warren, who is fury�*s promoter believes he will be tempted out of retirement for the bout. i think the fight will happen, but tyson had a terrible tragedy and his family over the weekend, his cousin was stabbed, so i have not had a

chance to talk to him about it, and nor what i because it is not the appropriate time. but prior to that happening, he was very much up for it, and hopefully we will get this fired on. ~ ., , it, and hopefully we will get this fired on. ~ . , , . ., ., fired on. what is the expectation and excitement _ fired on. what is the expectation and excitement around - fired on. what is the expectation and excitement around the i fired on. what is the expectation and excitement around the fans | fired on. what is the expectation i and excitement around the fans are seeing a unified champion? the heavyweight — seeing a unified champion? tie: heavyweight division seeing a unified champion? tte: heavyweight division is seeing a unified champion? t"t9: heavyweight division is the seeing a unified champion? tt9 heavyweight division is the blue ribbon division of boxing, and it is a long time, 20 odd years, but the differences this time that both boxers are undefeated. two undefeated boxes, two boxes with similar skill sets, and it will be a phenomenalfight, no doubt similar skill sets, and it will be a phenomenal fight, no doubt about it. it is something we have all been waiting for a long time to see the heavyweight belts will be fought for, and ijust feel that looking at the two guys it is going to be a magnificent fight if they can get it on. it magnificent fight if they can get it on. ., . magnificent fight if they can get it on. ., , , ., , , , on. it would be, in terms of styles and i on. it would be, in terms of styles and i guess _ on. it would be, in terms of styles and i guess in _ on. it would be, in terms of styles and i guess in the _ on. it would be, in terms of styles and i guess in the ring, _ on. it would be, in terms of styles and i guess in the ring, what i on. it would be, in terms of styles and i guess in the ring, what we i on. it would be, in terms of styles i and i guess in the ring, what we can expect from something like that. they are both undefeated as you say.

0bviously they are both undefeated as you say. obviously in the tyson camp, and i think he has got the skills to deal with usyk, as we have seen, he's a good fighter, he beat anthony joshua, and i think you beaten quite easily, so i feel this time around, this does get it on, and we will. i think we will get something really a little bit special. find think we will get something really a little bit special.— little bit special. and given as you said with what _ little bit special. and given as you said with what happened - little bit special. and given as you said with what happened with i little bit special. and given as you i said with what happened with tyson's family recently, we send condolences to him for that, but how soon do you think things could start to happen with this? we think things could start to happen with this? ~ ., think things could start to happen with this? ~ . ., ., with this? we were having talks, to be uuite with this? we were having talks, to be quite honest, _ with this? we were having talks, to be quite honest, prior _ with this? we were having talks, to be quite honest, prior to _ with this? we were having talks, to be quite honest, prior to the i with this? we were having talks, to be quite honest, prior to the fight l be quite honest, prior to the fight taking place last saturday, with usyk�*s people. we get on very well, so there is no problems with rivals, tv companies, anything, he is a free agent as we are. and i don't think this is going to be a problem getting the fight made, it is where the fight takes place. everybody felt they wanted to get the fight on

before christmas, to do that means we would probably have to go abroad, because there is only one venue that we could stage it before christmas, and we couldn't generate the income needed to make it happen. so i think that this is like the world cup of boxing, we are going to be looking to see where we can generate the most income to get the fight on. for anybody who hosts this event is going to be something very prestigious, and the whole world will be watching it because it is an important event.— will be watching it because it is an important event. absolutely so. what do ou important event. absolutely so. what do you think — important event. absolutely so. what do you think that _ important event. absolutely so. what do you think that the _ important event. absolutely so. what do you think that the split _ important event. absolutely so. what do you think that the split of - important event. absolutely so. what do you think that the split of the i do you think that the split of the purse would be like? would it be 50-50? it purse would be like? would it be 50-50? , ., ,, purse would be like? would it be 50-50? , ., _ ., purse would be like? would it be 50-50? , ., .,~ purse would be like? would it be 50-50? , ., i: i: 50-50? it is easy to make it 50-50, so whatever — 50-50? it is easy to make it 50-50, so whatever is _ 50-50? it is easy to make it 50-50, so whatever is in _ 50-50? it is easy to make it 50-50, so whatever is in the _ 50-50? it is easy to make it 50-50, so whatever is in the pot, _ 50-50? it is easy to make it 50-50, so whatever is in the pot, it - 50-50? it is easy to make it 50-50, so whatever is in the pot, it will i so whatever is in the pot, it will be split 50—50. frank warren talking to me there. the ukrainian premier league kicks off on tuesday — the first time the country has seen football since the war broke out

during the winter break. games will be played behind closed doors in kyiv and in the west of the country. shaktar were top of the table before the season was abandoned, and their director of football, the ex croatia international darijo srna — has been speaking to the bbc�*s world football podcast. this is the decision of president zelensky, and the president of ukraine football federation, and we want to play. we can start to do something what we like, and something what we like, and something what we like, and something what is very important for the whole of ukraine, and we are preparing ourselves for the champions league, and we want to show to all the world that we are strong and that we will keep fighting until the end, and nothing in this moment can stop us. let's hope that this is our life at this moment. : , ., ., moment. and i understand that there will be no fans, _ moment. and i understand that there will be no fans, and _ moment. and i understand that there

will be no fans, and there _ moment. and i understand that there will be no fans, and there will - moment. and i understand that there will be no fans, and there will be i will be no fans, and there will be air raid bomb shelters at the stadiums for the players, is that right? stadiums for the players, is that ri . ht? , stadiums for the players, is that ri . ht? . , stadiums for the players, is that riuht? . , ., , , right? yes, if there is assignment we must all _ right? yes, if there is assignment we must all go — right? yes, if there is assignment we must all go down _ right? yes, if there is assignment we must all go down together- right? yes, if there is assignment we must all go down together to l right? yes, if there is assignment i we must all go down together to the parking. we must keep to live, we must show that we must do everything thatis must show that we must do everything that is necessary for ukrainians in this moment. we are playing and training, and it is something nice when you can see the players, and they can do training, and they can forget the situation from ukraine forget the situation from ukraine for an hour while they are training. darijo srna talking to me there. that is all from us for now.

hello there. plenty of cloud in the forecast for tomorrow. the best of any sunshine will tend to be out towards eastern areas. it is looking mostly dry, but still the possibility of some showers appearing towards western areas by the time we get to the end of the day, and the areas warren humid. very moist air moving into south—western area, devon,. elsewhere it is looking dry with clearer spells, whether fronts pulling into the north sea, and a very mild feeling start to the day on tuesday. for most of us we are between weather systems throughout the day on tuesday, but we do have a little feature moving into western areas of scotland giving some showers here which will push throughout the day. thickening cloud for west and wales in the far south—west of england, here they

will see showers by the end of the afternoon, but elsewhere mostly dry with sunny spells. the best of the day across parts of norfolk and lincolnshire which could see highs of 27 degrees.

hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is 0utside source. russia claims it has proof that ukraine was behind the killing of the daughter of a prominent ultra—nationalist, who died in a car bombing on saturday. it's thought her father, known by some as �*putin's brain', was the intended target. ukraine denies any involvement. as russia tries to recruit volunteers to fight in ukraine, we hear from the mothers whose sons didn't come home. they just send them theyjust send them in like dumb little chickens, they hardly even held a gun before. they are cannon fodder. also on the programme, criminal barristers in england and wales are the latest profession to vote in favour of a strike in a dispute over pay.

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