to show its hand. weather starting to show its hand. here it will be a bit cooler with 18 degrees. we have sunshine across the south and east once again and it will be quite warm and humid, in fact. but it will all change into the weekend, take a look at this, thundery showers developing, longer spells of rain and it will turn windy for all of us, as this area of low pressure is going to sit to the west, throwing these weather fronts in an anticlockwise direction. we have a weather warning out for northern ireland and southern scotland as the rain will tend to linger there for much of the weekend. elsewhere, it is a bit more showery and the weather fronts will sweep steadily north east. in terms of the feel of the weather, about 17-20 in of the feel of the weather, about 17—20 in the north, still 2a if you have the sunshine, but on sunday increasingly wet again, and windy, and as we head out of some day into the early half of next week, dare i say it, it may almost feel like

autumn. thanks, louise. and that's bbc news at six on thursday 1st of september. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues on bbc one as it is time tojoin the news continues on bbc one as it is time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here's a look at what's coming up on tonight's show — it's transfer deadline day. we'll have the very latest, including a premier league return for pierre emerick aubameyang who's on his way to chelsea. well, the move worked out ok for this man, erling haaland — already a history maker, we'll look back at the best of this summer's transfers. and at the us open tennis, britain's winning streak in the men's singles continues as dan evans makes his way into the third round. we're live at flushing meadows. also coming—up in the programme... worcester rugby club say they have enough money for the next three months,

and they will start the new premiership season. and burghley�*s back for the first time in three years. the great five star horse trial is on, we'll be live with some riders in lincolnshire. so, lots to get through on a busy show — but we're starting with transfer deadline day. there are just a few hours left for europe's football clubs to buy and sell players. it's the biggest time of year for our football news department, and no—one is busier than this man, our senior football reporter ian dennis. sometimes i find we have all this overwhelming, what's it like for you so far today? i overwhelming, what's it like for you so far today?— overwhelming, what's it like for you so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes — so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's _ so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's been _ so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's been a _ so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's been a bit _ so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's been a bit of- so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's been a bit of a - so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's been a bit of a dampl sometimes it's been a bit of a damp squib in the past, but this morning felt it was a lot busier, and there's a lot of deals that could've

happened and haven't happened. it's almost like a domino effect. so for instance, at one stage, you had dan james, who is looking to leave leeds united and potentially go to either fulham or tottenham, but i dependent on tottenham moving... or fulham looking to bring in a play or —— leeds united bringing in a player, but it doesn't look like it'll happen. so it might now be danjames states that ellen road. that's the kind of domino effect that can happen today. but kind of domino effect that can happen today-— kind of domino effect that can hauentoda.�* , y., ., , happen today. but plenty of money swirlin: happen today. but plenty of money swirling around? _ happen today. but plenty of money swirling around? it's _ happen today. but plenty of money swirling around? it's astronomical, | swirling around? it's astronomical, it's mouthwatering _ swirling around? it's astronomical, it's mouthwatering the _ swirling around? it's astronomical, it's mouthwatering the fees - swirling around? it's astronomical, it's mouthwatering the fees we - swirling around? it's astronomical, it's mouthwatering the fees we are talking about with primarily clubs in comparison with europe, showing the wealth in the premier league and a lot of deals that have been done and could still yet be done, but as you said, the one that was most interesting in terms of your

headlines was aubameyang, i'm told that will happen and he'll be returning to the premier league stuff but he's hardly been gone. it's a £12 million deal with marcos alonso going in the opposite direction to the nou camp, the spanish deadline was the same here, closing at 11pm tonight but it looks like aubameyang will be back in the caital. ., �* ., , like aubameyang will be back in the caital. .,�* ., , , capital. you're the only person allowed onset _ capital. you're the only person allowed onset with _ capital. you're the only person allowed onset with your - capital. you're the only person| allowed onset with your phone, capital. you're the only person - allowed onset with your phone, ian, you're ready to keep abreast of all this. �* , ., �* , ., this. it's well-worn, it's old school- _ stay there, let's go to old trafford, where our correspondent andy swiss is on manchester united watch. and andy, you already have one of the biggest deals in premier legaue history today? that's right, in terms of money, united _ that's right, in terms of money, united have had the biggest deal of this transfer window. the brazil wenger— this transfer window. the brazil wenger anthonyjoining for a fee of £82 million. that makes him the fourth _ £82 million. that makes him the fourth most expensive signing and

premier_ fourth most expensive signing and premier league history, signing a deal untii— premier league history, signing a deal until 2027. what we know about antony? _ deal until 2027. what we know about antony? he's 22 years old, playing under_ antony? he's 22 years old, playing under erik— antony? he's 22 years old, playing under erikten antony? he's 22 years old, playing under erik ten hag where he scored 20 goals— under erik ten hag where he scored 20 goals in— under erik ten hag where he scored 20 goals in 82 appearances. he won an olympic— 20 goals in 82 appearances. he won an olympic gold medal with brazil last summer in tokyo, he has a reputation _ last summer in tokyo, he has a reputation for pace and huge technical ability. reputation for pace and huge technicalability. in reputation for pace and huge technical ability. in fact, reputation for pace and huge technicalability. in fact, united's director— technicalability. in fact, united's director of— technicalability. in fact, united's director of football has described him as_ director of football has described him as one of the most exciting young _ him as one of the most exciting young talents who has exactly the i’i l ht young talents who has exactly the right profile for the attacking dynamic team erik ten hag is dynamic team erikten hag is building _ dynamic team erikten hag is building. so he dynamic team erik ten hag is building. so he certainly has the potential, — building. so he certainly has the potential, but he also has that huge price tag _ potential, but he also has that huge price tag which will certainly lead to a lot _ price tag which will certainly lead to a lot of— price tag which will certainly lead to a lot of pressure on his shoulders when he makes his debut. they would _ shoulders when he makes his debut. they would say that, huge expectation. a lot of talk about christiano ronaldo always — is he staying or going? what's the feeling there? the staying or going? what's the feeling

there? ., , ., ., there? the whole question of whether christiano ronaldo _ there? the whole question of whether christiano ronaldo will— there? the whole question of whether christiano ronaldo will stay _ there? the whole question of whether christiano ronaldo will stay here - there? the whole question of whether christiano ronaldo will stay here at i christiano ronaldo will stay here at old trafford has been one of the sagas— old trafford has been one of the sagas of— old trafford has been one of the sagas of the summer. at his press conference — sagas of the summer. at his press conference yesterday, erik ten hag insisted _ conference yesterday, erik ten hag insisted rinaldo was not going anywhere, insisting he was happy to be here _ anywhere, insisting he was happy to be here and — anywhere, insisting he was happy to be here and they wanted to make a success— be here and they wanted to make a success -- — be here and they wanted to make a success —— the season successful for him _ success —— the season successful for him napoii — success —— the season successful for him. napoli could offer him the champions league football he so sorely— champions league football he so sorely craves, because manchester united _ sorely craves, because manchester united are — sorely craves, because manchester united are only in the europa league this season — united are only in the europa league this season. but as things stand, it seems _ this season. but as things stand, it seems that— this season. but as things stand, it seems that christiano ronaldo is staying _ seems that christiano ronaldo is staying put here at manchester united — staying put here at manchester united. now that raises a number of challenges _ united. now that raises a number of challenges in itself because he's been _ challenges in itself because he's been on — challenges in itself because he's been on the bench for united's last two matches, he's cut a disgruntled figure _ two matches, he's cut a disgruntled figure and _ two matches, he's cut a disgruntled figure and there have been some concerns— figure and there have been some concerns that a moody christiano ronaldo — concerns that a moody christiano ronaldo might affect the morale of the team — ronaldo might affect the morale of the team. but as things stand, he's set to— the team. but as things stand, he's set to stay— the team. but as things stand, he's set to stay here at manchester united — set to stay here at manchester united. ~ . ., ,., set to stay here at manchester united. ~ . ., ., ., , ., united. what about other deals at united? are _ united. what about other deals at united? are they _ united. what about other deals at united? are they doing _ united. what about other deals at united? are they doing enough i united? are they doing enough business on this last day? it’s

united? are they doing enough business on this last day? it's been a busy summer— business on this last day? it's been a busy summer for _ business on this last day? it's been a busy summer for them, - business on this last day? it's been a busy summer for them, in - business on this last day? it's been a busy summer for them, in the - business on this last day? it's been | a busy summer for them, in the last hour they've — a busy summer for them, in the last hour they've announced another new arrival. _ hour they've announced another new arrival, martin nebraska arriving on the loan _ arrival, martin nebraska arriving on the loan it's— arrival, martin nebraska arriving on the loan. it's been a busy summer here _ the loan. it's been a busy summer here at— the loan. it's been a busy summer here at old — the loan. it's been a busy summer here at old trafford, spending more than £210 _ here at old trafford, spending more than £210 million on new transfers, the likes— than £210 million on new transfers, the likes of— than £210 million on new transfers, the likes of casemiro, who they signed — the likes of casemiro, who they signed from real madrid for £70 million, he's won a stack of trophies _ million, he's won a stack of trophies at real madrid, also lisandro _ trophies at real madrid, also lisandro martin is, who's arrived at £57 million — lisandro martin is, who's arrived at £57 million from ajax. of the most popular— £57 million from ajax. of the most popular arrival of the summer has been _ popular arrival of the summer has been christian eriksen, whose arrived — been christian eriksen, whose arrived on _ been christian eriksen, whose arrived on a free transfer. now it's been _ arrived on a free transfer. now it's been some — arrived on a free transfer. now it's been some story for erickson, he had that cardiac— been some story for erickson, he had that cardiac arrest last summer but he was _ that cardiac arrest last summer but he was brilliant for brentford last summen — he was brilliant for brentford last summer. he's shown what he can do here at— summer. he's shown what he can do here at old _ summer. he's shown what he can do here at old trafford. so it's been a summer— here at old trafford. so it's been a summer of— here at old trafford. so it's been a summer of signings here at old trafford. — summer of signings here at old trafford, the is whether they can

convert — trafford, the is whether they can convert those new signings into success— convert those new signings into success on— convert those new signings into success on the pitch. andy, thanks very much — success on the pitch. andy, thanks very much there. _ back to you, ian — which other deals have caught your eye today? what else would you like to tell us about? ,, , , ., ., ., about? the swiss international defender from _ about? the swiss international defender from borussia - about? the swiss international. defender from borussia dortmund about? the swiss international- defender from borussia dortmund is defenderfrom borussia dortmund is signing a five—year deal. we've talked a lot about erling haaland and calvin phillips, he's been brought in to bolster their defence. nottingham forest have been extremely dizzy, their 19th summer signing, the defenderfrom extremely dizzy, their 19th summer signing, the defender from wolves who signed a two—year deal. city lost wesley for fauna. one deal that has yet to go through but it should go through, liverpool will sign arthur melo from juventus on loan. he is a brazilian international midfielder, 26 years old, no out fields from anfield but i'm

confident that we'll go through before 11pm. it confident that we'll go through before 11pm-— confident that we'll go through before 11pm. confident that we'll go through before11m. , , ,, ., ., before 11pm. it seems like ages ago erlin: before 11pm. it seems like ages ago erling haaland _ before 11pm. it seems like ages ago erling haaland signed _ before 11pm. it seems like ages ago erling haaland signed for _ before 11pm. it seems like ages ago erling haaland signed for city - before 11pm. it seems like ages ago erling haaland signed for city and i erling haaland signed for city and he's scoring hat tricks for fun. how do you rate his season for democrat as a whole?— as a whole? looking at manchester ci , as a whole? looking at manchester city. looking _ as a whole? looking at manchester city. looking at _ as a whole? looking at manchester city, looking at the _ as a whole? looking at manchester city, looking at the business - city, looking at the business they've done and the money they've spent, you can see a number of the hype profile summer transfers, for that money it's got be a hit the ground running. gabrieljesus has made an impact at arsenal already, so he's prospered well since leaving manchester city fc raheem sterling has also just started scoring some goals for chelsea, but you get the feeling chelsea are still in a transitional period despite the money they've spent, it's been the most proactive summer window in terms of their outlay at stamford

bridge. but erling haaland will continue to grow up —— grab headlines and score all the goals. we'll let you go because you are the busiest man in the whole building today, thank you for the update. moving onto tennis now — and things may not have worked out for emma raducanu at this year's us open, but it could be a bumper yearfor britain's men. our sports news correspondent laura scott is in new york, following the action from flushing meadows. laura, it's two through to the third round of the men's singles, and potentially two more. first of all, how is dan evans getting on? while he looked on because for a pretty convincing straight sets win, two sets to love up, then all went wrong for him at the end of the third set and he lost that to australia's james duckworth. he then went down an early break in the

fourth set, wondering where it was going, could this be a marathon match which he really doesn't need in the second round? i can tell you in the second round? i can tell you in the second round? i can tell you in the last few minutes, he's got that break back in the fourth set, they are all square at 3—3, you'll obviously hope to get this done in this for a set and make it through to third round. he made the fourth round here last year, so he enjoys the us open. following him on court 12 will be his compatriot cameron norrie, who's up against portugal's raul sousa. if they were to win, it would be the first time in more than 50 years that there have been for british men through to the third round here. 50 british men through to the third round here-— british men through to the third round here. . �* , ., . round here. so that's the two that could no round here. so that's the two that could go through _ round here. so that's the two that could go through today, _ round here. so that's the two that could go through today, let's - round here. so that's the two that could go through today, let's talk| could go through today, let's talk about the two already through? we don't need to talk about andy murray, but it's the first time since 2016 he's into the third round. butjack draper, 20 years old, is exciting, isn't he?

absolutely, i think lots may not have heard of jack absolutely, i think lots may not have heard ofjack draper, but in british tennis he's incredibly well—regarded. people have seen his promise and potential for a well—regarded. people have seen his promise and potentialfor a number of years now. he said last night that he just feels injury in the early part of his career had stalled his progress, but he'd been on an astonishing —— put on an astonishingly assured performance against oj alley, the young canadian. hejust needed one break or serve in each set, he kept it simple and 16—a, 6—4, 6—4, and he's seeming pretty confident about his chances here. but he looked so at home on the stage and that's a really good sign. he will play the 27th seed in the next round and, as you say, andy murray says he is feeling the best he has in years, eyeing a deep run here at the us open. brute eyeing a deep run here at the us 0 en. ~ , eyeing a deep run here at the us oen. ~ , . ~ eyeing a deep run here at the us o-en. . , ., ~m,, eyeing a deep run here at the us oen. . , ., ~ ., ,, ., open. we must talk about serena williams- i _ open. we must talk about serena williams. i love _ open. we must talk about serena

williams. i love the _ open. we must talk about serena williams. i love the fact _ open. we must talk about serena williams. i love the fact she - open. we must talk about serena williams. i love the fact she is - williams. i love the fact she is ranked 605 in the world and knocked out the number two seed. can she go all the way and match that all important grand slam record? i think that miaht important grand slam record? i think that might be — important grand slam record? i think that might be a _ important grand slam record? i think that might be a little _ important grand slam record? i think that might be a little far— important grand slam record? i think that might be a little far down - important grand slam record? i think that might be a little far down the - that might be a little far down the line at the moment, but of course the fans it here will be wondering if she can do it. seeing off the second seed in that match last night, it seemed like a final and not second round match. he taken the place of the second seed in the draw, so life should be a lot easier for herfrom here on in. she plays the australian and the next round, the australian and the next round, the fans are starting to hope, she's starting to hope, she's playing some really good tennis. she says she's really good tennis. she says she's really enjoying playing with freedom, having nothing to prove. she says it's the first time since 1998 she's playing without annex on her back and she's clearly enjoying it. her back and she's clearly en'oying it. . ., ., , her back and she's clearly en'oying

let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. the next round of the women's champions league has been drawn, as we move closer to knowing who will be in the group stages. arsenal will face ajax over two legs, while scottish side rangers will play benfica. next year's world indoor athletics championships have been postponed for a third time due to the covid situation in china. the event in nanjing which was due to take place in 2020 has been pushed back until 2025. and colombia's nairo quintana is appealing to the court of arbitration for sport after being disqualified from this year's tour de france. quinatana's been stripped of his sixth place finish for a drug infringement, but he denies ever using the substance in question. let's move on to rugby union — because we had the launch of the new premiership season at twickenham today, ahead of the first round of matches next weekend. and england's women are also in the limelight as they get ready for next month's world cup. so plenty to discuss with our rugby union reporter, sara orchard, whojoins me live.

sara, can we look the premiership first? because it's been a torrid time for worcester with their serious financial issues, but they were at the launch, weren't they? they say they're going to play? yes, at the moment _ they say they're going to play? yes, at the moment wester _ they say they're going to play? ya: at the moment wester warriors are subject to financial difficulties, question marks hanging over whether the club will play this season. it was a relief they showed up at the launch today, steve diamond and ted hill, the player who turned out to represent them — ted hill didn't speak to the media whilst he was there, steve diamond did. but as much as we will talk about that, we were told the players would be played democrat paid at wester today, none of the wages were coming today, none of the wages were coming to their bank accounts. we understand that that might not have happened, there's a story currently going up on the bbc sport website

right now by our rugby union correspondent steve jones, right now by our rugby union correspondent stevejones, saying some of them haven't played and as a result of that, they are starting to hand in their notice of breach of contract issues. steve diamond... on the opening saturday of the season, however the chief executive of the premiership, simon massey taylor, was very clear that wester were not out of the woods yet. so what we are about to hear from steve out of the woods yet. so what we are about to hearfrom steve diamond, he said this around 6—7 hours ago, a fluid situation, but he was very clear that what they are going through at wester right now is very hard, that he stressed this is not exclusive to rugby union or even sport. it's been dramatic and anxious for a lot of— it's been dramatic and anxious for a lot of people. but it has to do with the businesses and other walks of life, the businesses and other walks of life. and _ the businesses and other walks of life, and we just have to get on with— life, and we just have to get on with it — life, and we just have to get on

with it for— life, and we just have to get on with it. for me, this could be the greatest — with it. for me, this could be the greatest thing that's ever happened to us, _ greatest thing that's ever happened to us, because the resilience that those _ to us, because the resilience that those young lads and staff, on and off the _ those young lads and staff, on and off the field, have got over the last month, you couldn't get any consultant— last month, you couldn't get any consultant to come in and teach you that it's _ consultant to come in and teach you that it's a _ consultant to come in and teach you that. it's a process you have to go through— that. it's a process you have to go through in— that. it's a process you have to go through in life, and as sportsmen, they don't— through in life, and as sportsmen, they don't normally go through it. it's tough times and we wish them the best of luck. moving onto the women's game, the postponed women's finally gets under way next month. what sort of shape are england women's team in?— what sort of shape are england women's team in? they are the favourites. _ women's team in? they are the favourites, the _ women's team in? they are the favourites, the number- women's team in? they are the favourites, the number ones, i women's team in? they are the i favourites, the number ones, the women's team in? they are the - favourites, the number ones, the six nations champions, their players all play in the best league in the world, and they currently have a squad of 39 that has to be trimmed down to 32 for the world cup. they won't announce that until 20 september, and they've got these two warm up games. the first is against the usa this weekend, then wales ten

days after. the headline against the usa is that tatyana heard will be starting at inside centre, she hasn't actually played for england since 2019, that's due to injury. she offers something slightly different compared to england's other centres, more direct running was one particular point the head coach alluded to. lining up against the alongside emily skerritt, she said today that despite the fact that red roses beat usa 89—0 last time out, she knows there's more to come from the eagles this time. we know a lot of them quite well, they play— we know a lot of them quite well, they play in the premiership. i think— they play in the premiership. i think the — they play in the premiership. i think the last resort was a very tough — think the last resort was a very tough one _ think the last resort was a very tough one for them, and they've come under— tough one for them, and they've come under a _ tough one for them, and they've come under a huge — tough one for them, and they've come under a huge amount since then. they've _ under a huge amount since then. they've played some really good stuff, _ they've played some really good stuff, you — they've played some really good stuff, you can see they've developed and lots _ stuff, you can see they've developed and lots of _ stuff, you can see they've developed and lots of different areas, so we know _ and lots of different areas, so we know it'll— and lots of different areas, so we know it'll deafly be a challenge, as you say, _ know it'll deafly be a challenge, as you say, it'll be a very familiar

surroundings for lots of them, so we hope _ surroundings for lots of them, so we hope the _ surroundings for lots of them, so we hope the crowd gets behind us. alluding to the fact that one of those us players play for the exeter chiefs. a couple other mentions the england line—up — it's great to see claudia mcdonald, she's been named on the team for england, months after she was told her rugby career might be overdue to a neck injury. but she's back in, and the other name that surprised a lot of people is cath o'donnell. she gets another chance after a real rotten of injuries to prove herself ahead of that world cup selection in 20 days' time. . ~' ,. , . that world cup selection in 20 days' time. . ,, y., , . ., ., that world cup selection in 20 days' time. . ,, y., , . time. thank you very much, good luck to all the teams _ time. thank you very much, good luck to all the teams going _ time. thank you very much, good luck to all the teams going to _ time. thank you very much, good luck to all the teams going to the - time. thank you very much, good luck to all the teams going to the world i to all the teams going to the world cup next month. the women's football world cup takes place next year, and wales are still hoping to qualify for their first major tournament. france have already claimed the automatic place as group winners — but second—placed wales can reach the play—offs if they can keep ahead

of their rivals in their final two games, which are away against greece tomorrow and at home to slovenia on tuesday. we've seen a video yesterday of fans travelling out to greece. so although we are away from home, we note it means to people and why we do what we do is to inspire. we feel like that's a huge part of our identity as a team. of course everyone wants us to qualify, but what we are doing from an inspiration, what this team have donein inspiration, what this team have done in this campaign that actually drives us even more. ben done in this campaign that actually drives us even more.— drives us even more. ben is back. he's art drives us even more. ben is back. he's part of _ drives us even more. ben is back. he's part of our — drives us even more. ben is back. he's part of our football _ drives us even more. ben is back. he's part of our football news - drives us even more. ben is back. i he's part of our football news show, to talk about the football news show because you got a special programme tonight? because you got a special programme toniaht? . , ., because you got a special programme tonic ht? ., , ., .,, because you got a special programme toniaht? . , ., ._ �*, tonight? transfer deadline day, it's been a very — tonight? transfer deadline day, it's been a very busy — tonight? transfer deadline day, it's been a very busy day, _ tonight? transfer deadline day, it's been a very busy day, lots - tonight? transfer deadline day, it's been a very busy day, lots of- tonight? transfer deadline day, it's been a very busy day, lots of deals| been a very busy day, lots of deals still get there over the line. hopefully billy gilmore to brighton

from chelsea. so hopefully all those deals get over the line over 11pm and we will round them all up on a special on the football news show, we have simon stone and michael brown, siobhan chamberlain, alex howell, andy swiss, the busiest man in the building, ian dennis all rounding up the biggest deals of the day, giving us a reaction to the whole transfer window as well. we are live on the bbc iplayer at 11pm this evening, and hopefully live on bbc sport website as well. it'll be a busy day, a busy evening right through until 11:30pm. i’m through until11:30pm. i'm disappointed _ through until11:30pm. i'm disappointed you - through until11:30pm. i'm disappointed you have an ipad and not a black book like ian. is there anything you're glued to your ipad over? ., ., ~ , ., ., over? the move from aston villa will be one to see. _ over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we _ over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we are _ over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we are waiting - over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we are waiting to - over? the move from aston villa will be one to see, we are waiting to see| be one to see, we are waiting to see if chelsea will do any business, that's probably unlikely at the minute. billy gilmore to brighton seems certain, and the arthur mello

loan from juventus to liverpool seems like it'll get over the line. a lot of it is done with paperwork, as well for one thing potentially that we are seeing is ben barris and diaz, the blackburn striker. blackburn £115 million for him, he's been linked potentially to everton, we are told that the valuation for them is too wide. i think there will still be lots of movement and deals to get over the line. when 11pm happens that doesn't mean all the deals are done, they have to get their sheets in through to the premier league because they'll be happening into the early hours of the morning as well. share happening into the early hours of the morning as well.— happening into the early hours of the morning as well. are we seeing activity with — the morning as well. are we seeing activity with teams _ the morning as well. are we seeing activity with teams that _ the morning as well. are we seeing activity with teams that are - activity with teams that are struggling? i imagine that's the whole point of deadline day. full omar in the _ whole point of deadline day. fill omar in the market for a couple players, bournemouth have already set out that they are unlikely to spend too much money, it may be seeing one in and nottingham forest

through to see through to olympia coast. of course they had a busy period early on in the window and they lost some of their players when they lost some of their players when they got promoted. so potentially seeing a lot of deals there, but we might not see too much there. chelsea will be the biggest one. i just want to quickly ask you, hasn't made a difference? because the season started earlier because the world cup? in season started earlier because the world cu - ? . ., season started earlier because the world cop?— world cup? in a way, yes, but i think what _ world cup? in a way, yes, but i think what the _ world cup? in a way, yes, but i think what the premier - world cup? in a way, yes, but i think what the premier league | world cup? in a way, yes, but i - think what the premier league clubs have learned from previous mistakes, and the fact that the later you leave it, the less you have to do, i think manchester city fc a lot of their deals done with erling haaland and calvin phillips, it helps them start the season flying. what you're starting to see is not quite a panic with some of those clubs doing the deals today, but still needing a little bit more to get over the line. so it helps the world cup certainly condensing it and making sure that we've got big enough

squads to be able to deal with them, but what we are starting to see is the sums of money being spent. i think £1.73 the sums of money being spent. i think £1.3 billion is being spent in the premier league this summer, more than low ligue, serie a combined. so the wide scope of the premier league is being seen, we'll rounded up as best we can. transfer to closes at midnight. best we can. transfer to closes at midniuht. ~ , ., ., best we can. transfer to closes at - midnight-_ that's midnight. why the extra hour? that's a good question- _ midnight. why the extra hour? that's a good question. laughter - that's all from sportsday. from all of us and the team, good night. hello there. the weather will be feeling a little bit autumnal this weekend. low pressure will be taking control,

we'll see some wet and windy weather at times, particularly across western areas. further east, it'll be a mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers — and that theme lasts into the following week, as well. so, we've still got this ridge of high pressure, being a lot of fine weather in the short term. weather fronts moving into the northwest and the south will bring increasing cloud and showers. and there will be quite a few showers developing across parts of the midlands, southern and southeast england through this evening and overnight — maybe the odd heavy one again with some rumbles of thunder, some showery rain getting into western scotland, the far northwest of northern ireland, as well. but elsewhere, largely dry and a less cold night to come, i think, across scotland than what we've had the last few nights. so for friday, then, a lot of dry weather through central and northern parts of the country, just 1—2 showers dotted around. shower activity increases for western scotland and northern ireland — some of them could be heavy — and there'll be some showers dotted across parts of england and wales. but equally some good spells of sunshine, and it'll feel warmer across the board, up to 26 celsius or so in the southeast, the low 20s through central and southern scotland. but then, things start to turn more and more

unsettled into the weekend — this area of low pressure begins to develop and establish itself sitting to the west of the uk, so it'll always be wet and windier for northern ireland and parts of wales, and southwest england. now we'll have a band of showers even longer, spells of rain affecting central southern scotland, northern and eastern england through the day on saturday. some of these downpours could be very heavy and slow—moving, and it'll be quite squally, some strong winds across the north and northeast of the country. further south, particularly the southeast, we could stay dry with some sunshine around, maybe the odd shower. top temperatures around 21l—25 celsius. sunday, those heavy showers move north across scotland, another band of rain pushes into western areas and spreads northwards — very little on it, i think, as it reaches the east and southeast of england. so again, it could be fairly dry here, quite warm, 25 celsius further west as temperatures beginning to come down a little bit from the wind and the rain, so the mid—to—high teens. low pressure sits to the west of the uk as we head into next week,

bringing plenty of showers even longer, spells of rain, strong winds most mainly across western areas. and it's northern and western areas which will see the heaviest of the showers. we'll see fewer showers further east, but some of them could turn out to be heavy and thundery.

hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. this is outside source. the un's nuclear team has carried out an initial inspection at the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in ukraine, which is under russian control. we are not going anywhere. the iea is now there, it's at the plant and it's not moving. it's going to stay there. the inspection went ahead despite shelling just kilometres away — the plant has come under repeated attack raising fears of a nuclear accident. we'll speak to a former un nuclear inspector about the risks. also in the programme: china dismisses a long—delayed un report which concludes allegations of torture and sexual abuse in its uyghur detention camps are credible. beijing, though, calls it a farce.