�*at will get particularly chilly at night, starting this weekend. the cooler air, though, night, starting this weekend. the coolerair, though, it's night, starting this weekend. the cooler air, though, it's coming night, starting this weekend. the coolerair, though, it's coming in behind this band of cloud, moving away from scotland and northern ireland and heading further into england of and wales and bringing some rain, quite steady rain so far today. heavier bass in there but as the rain sinks towards the south—east it becomes lighter and more patchy and clear skies in the north away from those showers in scotland. the northern half of the uk will be chilly tonight, 4—5. but we still have this cloud and some patchy rain for most of the day i think across east anglia and the south—east of england. away from here, some sunshine, a few showers and these look most likely to run into scotland and northern ireland on north—westerly breeze and it is that north—westerly breeze bringing in the cooler air temperatures in places will be a bit lower, and heading into the start of the weekend still a bit of rain not far away from kent and sussex and this time we will find a few showers coming into england and perhaps east

wales. generally dry for scotland and northern ireland but does temperatures continuing to drop maybe only 13 degrees, for example, in newcastle. the weather front takes the rain away from the south—east and around this area of high pressure we are drawing in cooler air but this will be significant, this big low heading close to iceland. it will pick up the winds across northern ireland and scotland in particular during sunday. it brings some rain into the north—west later in the day but away from here it should be generally dry. they will be some sunshine around but again it is on the chilly side, temperatures around 15 or 16. sophie. thank you. that is it from us. the news continues on hello and welcome to sportsday i'm laura mcghie. football disorder in england and wales reaches an eight year high. with over 2000 football related

arrests last season. wales need a win in their next two matches to remain in the top tier of the nations league and tonight, they face a daunting belgium trip. as surrey win the county championship, andrew strauss�* review also coming up in the programme... more worcester and wasps woes? as warriors are given a funding ultimatum by the rfu. we hear from we hearfrom joseph we hear from joseph parker, confident we hearfrom joseph parker, confident of a quick victory against jo confident of a quick victory against j°j° confident of a quick victory against jojo choice in their interim heavyweight fight this saturday.

good evening and welcome to the programme. we'll start with football disorder in england and wales, which has reached an eight year high according to home office figures. there were over 2000 arrests at football matches the highest number since the 2013/11; season. last seasons�* disorder included players being approached after pitch invasions. incidents were reported at more than half of all matches played. which means they were up by 60% last season compared with the 2018/19 the last full season before covid—19. we can speak now to our sports news correspondent laura scott. very concerning figures forfootball, there are huge rises, why is this? yes, exactly. not entirely surprising. i've spoken to some people within football today and they say it backs up what they saw last season, what they were expecting. we had seen some

midseason figures last season that showed a rise in football disorder, and that we have the policies and statistics, it shows that weighing picture. police say that the 2198 for depaul arrests last season highlight a significant rise in football related criminalisty. as you mentioned, that number was nearly 60% higher than the 2018—19 season, the last one before the covered pandemic and the highest level since 2014. at the same time, there was of course, as you mentioned, rising reported incidents, more than half of them, and the most common incidents where fans carrying pyrotechnics entering the cells onto the pitch. now, clearly, we sought the end of last season from a number of pitch invasions, the number of pitch invasions, the number of pitch invasions rose by 127% compared with 2018-19. invasions rose by 127% compared with 2018—19. there were 74 incidents being investigated of online hate crime. there was also more than 500 new banning orders issued —— issued.

separate the total to 1308 banning orders in place. 70% of those were issued to men between the ages of 18-30. issued to men between the ages of 18—30. leak got the thoughts of mark roberts, the chief constable from cheshire police, the football policing lead, and he spoke about the fact that young people are increasingly part of this disorder. let's hear from increasingly part of this disorder. let's hearfrom him now. i think we know there are certain drive _ i think we know there are certain drive factors we see and have seen for a _ drive factors we see and have seen for a long — drive factors we see and have seen for a long time, so certainly fora long time, so certainly alcohol_ for a long time, so certainly alcohol plays a part, increasingly, the more — alcohol plays a part, increasingly, the more we look into relation to class _ the more we look into relation to class a _ the more we look into relation to class a druggist, cocaine is playing a part— class a druggist, cocaine is playing a part in_ class a druggist, cocaine is playing a part in driving it as well. one of the worrying things i think that we've — the worrying things i think that we've seen is more young people involved — we've seen is more young people involved in— we've seen is more young people involved in disorder and crime. the highest _ involved in disorder and crime. the highest proportion is the younger males _ highest proportion is the younger males. the concern with fact is that if people _ males. the concern with fact is that if people are behaving in that way now, _ if people are behaving in that way now, unless there is some action taken, we've got a problem with them for the _ taken, we've got a problem with them for the next _ taken, we've got a problem with them for the next 20 years. the

taken, we've got a problem with them for the next 20 years.— for the next 20 years. the experts sa it is a for the next 20 years. the experts say it is a difficult _ for the next 20 years. the experts say it is a difficult sociological - say it is a difficult sociological question to answer exactly what is driving this increase in disorder. we also expect —— spoke to pearson, about what might be driving this rise in disorder. the i think a lot of it is to do with the fact that we had a bit of a breakdown in terms of fan self—regulation. so typically, if you have got a new fan, let's say a 15—year—old boy who goes for the first time to watch a match. they become part of the wider established support network who pretty much show them the ropes, what is acceptable behaviour, where the red lines are. they get introduced to the norms of football fandom. that they get introduced to the norms of football fandom.— football fandom. that is all completely _ football fandom. that is all completely broken - football fandom. that is all completely broken down. l football fandom. that is all - completely broken down. there has been a _ completely broken down. there has been a huge turnover of fans, loads of older— been a huge turnover of fans, loads of older fans have stopped going or don't _ of older fans have stopped going or don't go _ of older fans have stopped going or don't go as— of older fans have stopped going or don't go as often. these fans, a lot of them _ don't go as often. these fans, a lot of them are — don't go as often. these fans, a lot of them are going in groups, and they don't— of them are going in groups, and they don't have those established forms_ they don't have those established forms of— they don't have those established forms of self regulation. what are the authorities _

forms of self regulation. what are the authorities doing _ forms of self regulation. what are the authorities doing or— forms of self regulation. what are the authorities doing or saying - the authorities doing or saying about this?— the authorities doing or saying about this? ~ ., ., ,., . about this? well, from a policing perspeetive _ about this? well, from a policing perspeetive they _ about this? well, from a policing perspective they are _ about this? well, from a policing perspective they are saying - about this? well, from a policing perspective they are saying it - about this? well, from a policing i perspective they are saying it needs to be a collaborative and collective effort from the police, cps and football authorities to tackle this issue. we saw last season, we set the football banning orders to extend and cover a wider range of crimes at football. and tougher sanctions from football authorities backin sanctions from football authorities back in july when sanctions from football authorities back injuly when they clamped down on things like pitch invasions and throwing missiles. it was only yesterday that primary clubs on �*set of minimum term agreed on a new set of minimum term bands. that would mean that any fan 01’ or smoke were dyrotechnics or smoke bombs were the pitch without m an automatic permission. will receive an. autematic band with a term of one club band with a minimum term of one year, of course, some clubs could choose to go above and beyond that. it does show that football authority is taking it seriously and the police and home office is welcoming to tackle this. the home office minister said earlier that it was

unacceptable that a minority of football fans are tarnishing the game. he called them selfish, and clearly this is a problem that needs tackling. clearly this is a problem that needs tacklinu. . ~ clearly this is a problem that needs tacklinu. ., ,, , ., , clearly this is a problem that needs tacklinu. . ~' ,, , . clearly this is a problem that needs tacklinu. . ~ ,, , . ., tackling. thank you very much for the update- _ to football, and wales are without several important players for their nations league trip to belgium this evening. midfielders aaron ramsey, joe allen, harry wilson and ben davies are all injured. belgium, who are ranked second in the world, boast a stellar squad which includes the likes of man city's kevin de bruyne and real madrid's eden hazard. it could be a tough night ahead for robert page's side, who sit bottom of league a group four, as tomos dafydd reports. belgian beers and bucket hats. the travelling supporters arrived in brussels, but with key players missing and facing an opposition ranked second in the world, fans are realistic about what can be achieved here tonight. abs, realistic about what can be achieved here tonight-— here tonight. a bit nervous, to be honest with _ here tonight. a bit nervous, to be honest with you. _ here tonight. a bit nervous, to be honest with you. quite _ here tonight. a bit nervous, to be honest with you. quite a - here tonight. a bit nervous, to be honest with you. quite a lot - here tonight. a bit nervous, to be honest with you. quite a lot to i here tonight. a bit nervous, to be| honest with you. quite a lot to ask the team over the next two games. i

don't know whether we will be able to make it, to be honest with you, but we do tend to have to turn things around against belgium. it’s things around against belgium. it's like a warm up again for the world cup them — like a warm up again for the world cup them and hopefully we will see some _ cup them and hopefully we will see some of— cup them and hopefully we will see some of the players raising their game _ some of the players raising their game in — some of the players raising their game in orderto some of the players raising their game in order to get on to robert page's— game in order to get on to robert page's squad for the finals. we are hoinu for page's squad for the finals. we are hoping for a _ page's squad for the finals. we are hoping for a win. — page's squad for the finals. we are hoping for a win, we _ page's squad for the finals. we are hoping for a win, we don't - page's squad for the finals. we are hoping for a win, we don't want - page's squad for the finals. we are hoping for a win, we don't want to | hoping for a win, we don't want to be relegated — hoping fora win, we don't want to be relegated or— hoping for a win, we don't want to be relegated or go _ hoping for a win, we don't want to be relegated or go down, - hoping for a win, we don't want to be relegated or go down, but - hoping for a win, we don't want to be relegated or go down, but if. hoping for a win, we don't want to| be relegated or go down, but if we don't get _ be relegated or go down, but if we don't get a — be relegated or go down, but if we don't get a win. _ be relegated or go down, but if we don't geta win. i— be relegated or go down, but if we don't get a win, i draw— be relegated or go down, but if we don't get a win, i draw will be - be relegated or go down, but if we don't get a win, i draw will be justl don't get a win, i draw will be just as good _ don't get a win, i draw will be just as good for— don't get a win, i draw will be just as good for us _ don't get a win, i draw will be just as good for us. the _ don't get a win, i draw will be 'ust as good for _ as good for us. the captain didn't meet with the _ as good for us. the captain didn't meet with the players _ as good for us. the captain didn't meet with the players until - as good for us. the captain didn't i meet with the players until tuesday, having played in the early hours of monday morning for los angeles fc. he has made 11 appearances for his new site, although most have been from the bench. the 33—year—old believes he is on track to being prime condition for the world cup. we have a plan in la, what we are doing. we are not straying away from it too much. every footballer wants to pay as much as they can, but we are being clever, building myself up now for the last important part of

the seas and, hopefully then that should put me in great shape for the world cup. should put me in great shape for the world cu -. . should put me in great shape for the world cu -. , ., ., , ., world cup. these two games are im ortant world cup. these two games are important for _ world cup. these two games are important for two _ world cup. these two games are important for two reasons. i world cup. these two games are important for two reasons. as i world cup. these two games are i important for two reasons. as wales want to stay in the top tier of the nations late. they also represent a final opportunity to find tune plans i have the world cup finals. they will be heading off to qatar in a few months. they can still avoid relegation and one win might do. evenif relegation and one win might do. even if they lose in brussels tonight, it might be enough to keep them in league a, depending on polling results against the netherland tonight. wales and belgium have seen a lot of each other with the last ten years. this will be their ninth meeting in the last decade with two winds apiece and four draws.— last decade with two winds apiece and four draws. have assistant that the 've and four draws. have assistant that they've been _ and four draws. have assistant that they've been developing _ and four draws. have assistant that they've been developing for- and four draws. have assistant that they've been developing for a i and four draws. have assistant that they've been developing for a long | they've been developing for a long time, extra competitive. a team that is qualified for the world their own way. this is one of the biggest achievements in history come i think the last time it was before

the 60s. so you can imagine what this team has.— the 60s. so you can imagine what this team has. striking the correct balance will _ this team has. striking the correct balance will be _ this team has. striking the correct balance will be key _ this team has. striking the correct balance will be key for— this team has. striking the correct balance will be key for wales i this team has. striking the correct balance will be key for wales over| balance will be key for wales over the next few days. getting the results without jeopardising the next few days. getting the results withoutjeopardising the more important priority of planning for their first more important priority of planning for theirfirst world cup in more than six decades. meanwhile england play italy in the nations league on friday night with the threat of relagation to league b if they lose. it's a big game for gareth southgate's side in it's own right, but is also one of the last games that england play before the manager names his world cup squad, natalie pirks is in italy for us. we are about to hear from gareth southgate and the england captain here in my line ahead of tomorrow night's match against italy. 0f night's match against italy. of course, it is a tough assignment against the side that beat them last summer to become european champions, and it's made even harder by the fact that england are in poorfarm.

they are bottom of their nations the group and if they were to lose tomorrow, they would be relegated, and that is a problem because the nations league is used to determine seedings for 2024 we re were be can were be 22222? ' " ' ' can themselvese 22222? ' " ' ' can themselvese s much i ' " ' ' ”i would s ”f would necessarily ssi would necessarily be used to. they would necessarily be used to. it looks more than likely though that the press conference will be more about matters off the pitch, particularly with this looming world cup in november. the fa released a statement yesterday, they will wear one love armband in it features a flag and it's to show their support for the rights of lgbt q flag and it's to show their support for the rights of lgbt 0 plus fans. it also says that lobbying for updates on a migrant worker centre in qatar to support the new legislation for workers. the fa also reiterated its belief that compensation should be paid to workers for any injury or even death

during construction for the world cup in qatar. some have said these moves simply don't go far enough. this is a really, really difficult one. they don't want to look as if they are telling qatar how to behave, particularly on a day where it's been announced that football —related arrests back home and are at their highest in eight years, but there are many lgbt q at their highest in eight years, but there are many lgbt 0 plus fans who said they simply want to be going to qatar because homosexuality is illegal in the country. it is going to be really interesting to see how both southgate and navigate these tricky issues. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. manchester united have announced a net loss of 100 and 15 point five million pounds for the 2021/22 season, even though revenues rose by nearly 20%. the club's debt also went up to 500 and 14.9 million pounds this year an increase of more than a fifth. former west ham united captain mark noble is to rejoin the club next year in a newly created role

of sporting director. the midfielder made five hundred and 50 appearances for the hammers and apart from two brief loan spells, spent his entire career there afterjoining the academy aged 11. britain's emma raducanu defeated belgium's yanina wickmayer in straight sets to reach the korea 0pen last eight in seoul. the 19—year—old will play poland's world number 51 magda linette next. now in a moment we'll bring you the latest from england's second t20 against pakistan, and more on surrey�*s county championship win but first there are new plans that could change the landscape of english cricket domestically and internationally. the number of county championship matches teams play in a season could be cut and the league structure changed in an attempt to make the national team more successful. in proposals announced today by the england

and wales cricket board, there would be a reduction in the number of teams in the top division to six meaning they'd only play ten games instead of 14, and new schedules for the one day cup, t20 blast and the hundred would be implemented to allow a greater balance between red and white ball cricket. the counties are being asked to express their votes by november, and two thirds will have to agree for the changes to be implemented for the 2024 season. 0ur sports editor dan roan spoke to former england captain and former director of cricket at the ecb sir andrew strauss who led the review, and asked him what he would like to see these changes achieve. i think historically, our performance at an international level has been below what we would like, so if we want to be the best team in the world across all formats sustainably, we have never really done that, we think that it times, we've had a lot of moments where we've had a lot of moments where we've been brilliant, but we haven't been brilliant for very long,

whereas if you look like a team like australia, and elongated period of time, they've been very good across all formats, so that should at least be our ambition, to beat australia, let's put it that way, and aligned to that, the game of cricket is moving very quickly. so these tectonic plates everybody keeps talking about, the rise of domestic franchise tournaments around the world. our players have never had more opportunities outside the international game, and we need to be cognizant and recognise that and creates recommendations to make sure that we are able to both provide opportunities and financial reward for our players to keep them involved in cricket. the third one is around the domestic game, such an important part of this. the breeding ground of our next england players. it's obviously hugely, you know, important to a lot of people who follow the domestic game that the current schedule and structure just isn't working. we've heard that loud and clear from a isn't working. we've heard that loud and clearfrom a huge number of

people. so this is about providing solutions to that problem as well stop at some of these are more contentious than others, and the two in particular, the ones that need to go to counties for a vote and approval, in terms of the county championship, the headline grabbing proposal is that it will begin later and it will be in one, it will run throughout the summer months as to —— as opposed to it being fractured or split. there will be fewer matches. why will that help the game, and the obvious question, i suppose, what you say to a county that faces the prospect of losing four revenue making matches? brute that faces the prospect of losing four revenue making matches? we are t in: to four revenue making matches? we are trying to produce _ four revenue making matches? we are trying to produce highball_ four revenue making matches? we are trying to produce highball red - trying to produce highball red cricket — trying to produce highball red cricket. we went to raise the standard. _ cricket. we went to raise the standard, which is why we are are posing _ standard, which is why we are are posing a — standard, which is why we are are posing a 16— standard, which is why we are are posing a 16 first division high standard, more intensity, closerto the demands of international crickets _ the demands of international crickets. at the moment, all of the data and _ crickets. at the moment, all of the

data and analysis says that it's a veil struggle for our players to transition _ veil struggle for our players to transition from the domestic into the international game. we want to make _ the international game. we want to make that — the international game. we want to make that gap as small as we possibly— make that gap as small as we possibly can do. i don't believe for one moment that four day cricket creates _ one moment that four day cricket creates great revenue opportunities for the — creates great revenue opportunities for the game. creates great revenue opportunities forthe game. i creates great revenue opportunities for the game. i think the revenue opportunities, unfortunately, but you like _ opportunities, unfortunately, but you like it — opportunities, unfortunately, but you like it or not, come in the white — you like it or not, come in the white ball— you like it or not, come in the white ball game. i don't think there is a big _ white ball game. i don't think there is a big revenue to white ball game. i don't think there is a big revenu— is a big revenue to this, but of course, is a big revenue to this, but of course. very — is a big revenue to this, but of course, very appreciative i is a big revenue to this, but of course, very appreciative to i is a big revenue to this, but of- course, very appreciative to county members and loved watching county championship cricket. that's why we are recommending that red ball cricket is also played underneath 100. earlier i spoke to sussex and former england bowler steven finn who thought embracing change could be the way forward. fundamentally, cricket is a game that has very traditional values. i think that the fan base has those traditional values is welcome and we as players definitely share those, but there are necessary situations where it's important that you move forward with the times and embrace

new methods or a new methodology, so this is an opportunity to do that. they are just recommendations, such doesn't necessarily mean that everything that has been recommended in this review is going to happen. that is for the people who make the decisions at the top of the game to decide, and for everyone to a line behind. and once those decisions are made, i think it's important that we as cricketers and supporters skipped behind it in order to make the england national team a better team. meanwhile surrey have wrapped up their second county championship title in five years after beating yorkshire by ten wickets at the oval. surrey needed just 55 for victory and former england opener rory burns scored the winning the runs. second placed hampshire had already lost to kent and surrey�*s 22 point win took them 27 clear at the top of division one an unassailable lead with just one game left. we've tried to bring this approach to every— we've tried to bring this approach to every day cricket and the amount

of situation — to every day cricket and the amount of situation in the game, they have fled that _ of situation in the game, they have fled that amazingly, so we stuck to our processes. this game, they stayed — our processes. this game, they stayed today, and we knew it had to happen _ stayed today, and we knew it had to happen elsewhere for us to be here where we _ happen elsewhere for us to be here where we are now, we had the game today. _ where we are now, we had the game today. so— where we are now, we had the game today, so unfortunately it hasn't gone _ today, so unfortunately it hasn't gone our — today, so unfortunately it hasn't gone our way this week. they've leveled the _ gone our way this week. they've leveled the seven _ gone our way this week. they've leveled the seven match - gone our way this week. they've leveled the seven match seriesl gone our way this week. they'vel leveled the seven match series at one all. the tourists chose to bat for us after winning the toss, and set a victory target of 200. two wickets in two balls derailed england's good start. dawid malan was bowled for a golden duck by shawhanaz dahani. but it didn't slow them down too much. sixes off the last two balls from captain moeen ali took him to 55 not out, as england finished on 199 for five. pakistan have just started their reply.

they took it past the 100 mark without losing a wicket. that scoreboard didn't stop moving. unbeaten, pakistan finished on 200 without loss. it's been another difficult 24 hours for rugby union's premiership. wasps have filed notice in the high court that they intend to appoint administrators to "protect the club's interests". while worcester warriors got through their latest funding ultimatum this afternoon but will be suspended from all competitions unless they prove to the rfu they have a credible plan for the future by monday 5pm. this evening in parliament worcester mp robin walker called on the departure for digital, culture, media and sport. to sanction putting warriors into administration. some might say this is just a sports club, and wester, we know it's more than that. so many fans have spoken out about what the club means to them and the staff and heads of department as well of the players

has showed a spirit of togetherness in the toughest of times. i don't have time to echo all sentiments of fans in this short debate, so many have expressed what the club has meant movingly and with passion. together we are warriors and save our warriors on social media. let's get more on this from our rugby union reporter sara 0rchard. first of all to say that i was just listening to that discussion that went on in the house of commons, and the mp who is just speaking there, he actually urged them to step in and take the club into administration before monday. the next deadline that wurster had been given is monday at five o'clock to prove they have a credible plan to move the club forward financially. there was a response to that debate come of that was by the justice minister, stuart andrew, he said

they are actually sending in professional advisers into the club and eventually at worchester, but he didn't go as far to say that the club would be taken into administration yet. so it appears for now that it's not going to happen, but that will still be an option next week.— option next week. bring us up-to-date _ option next week. bring us up-to-date about - option next week. bring us up-to-date about the i option next week. bring us| up-to-date about the latest up—to—date about the latest situation at wasps. brute up-to-date about the latest situation at wasps. we heard late last niuht situation at wasps. we heard late last night that — situation at wasps. we heard late last night that wasps _ situation at wasps. we heard late last night that wasps have - situation at wasps. we heard late last night that wasps have gone l situation at wasps. we heard late| last night that wasps have gone to the high courts, and what they want to do is file a notice to appoint administrators. again, this doesn't mean that actually in administration, this ultimately buys wasps some time. we already knew that they had an unpaid tax bill that they had an unpaid tax bill that they were in discussion with hmrc about they also owe a large pond which they put up a number of years ago that was meant to be paid backin years ago that was meant to be paid back in may, so they had the creditors building up. they taken these actions in the high court to buy themselves a bit of time and protect their assets. it doesn't mean, again, that they are going to

go into administration but they have started a process to give themselves that extra time. now it's all set up for an emotional weekend at the laver cup, the final tournament roger federer will take part in before his retirement. it's been confirmed that federer, a 20 time grand slam winner, will pair up as predicted with his long time rival, the 22 time major winner, rafa nadal, in a doubles match tomorrow. the laver cup, where team europe play against a rest of the world team, was actually federer�*s brainchild and europe have won all four previous editions of the event. tomorrow is going to be a special thing. a difficult one. it's going to be difficult to handle everything, especially for roger. one of the most important players in may, if not most important player it in my tennis career will stop he's leaving, and we have been a friendly rival. not easy sometimes because we are

playing for such important things for our tennis career, but at the same time, we are able to understand personal relationships or some more important than professional things. joseph parker says he's confident of a quick victory against britain's joe joyce when they meet for the wbo interim heavyweight title in manchester on saturday. the new zealander is the underdog despite being a former world champion. the winner could get to challenge champion 0leksandr usyk. ade adedoyin's report contains some flash photography. well, the press conference went pretty much as we expected, some shenanigans that we sometimes see in a big fights, no trash talk, simply because it's not their style. bath men wear quite respectable. fierce competitors. joe joyce men wear quite respectable. fierce competitors. joejoyce hasn't lost competitors. joe joyce hasn't lost since competitors. joejoyce hasn't lost since he claimed a silver medal back in 2016. since then he's recorded 14 straight winds. he stopped 13 of

those performances. a strong hard puncher and he won't take a backward step in this fight. a contrasting start tojoseph step in this fight. a contrasting start to joseph parker, step in this fight. a contrasting start tojoseph parker, consider the more technically gifted of the two men. he's a lot more experience is welcome to face a higher calibre of opponent, former world champion, lost his fight back in 2018 in cardiff. aspirations of challenging the title once again in the next few years. there is a lot riding on this for both men on saturday. joejoyce doesn't think the fight will go the distance. mid doesn't think the fight will go the distance. ~ ., j~ doesn't think the fight will go the distance._ what i doesn't think the fight will go the distance._ what will i doesn't think the fight will go the distance._ what will it distance. mid to 7-8. what will it mean to you _ distance. mid to 7-8. what will it mean to you if — distance. mid to 7-8. what will it mean to you if you _ distance. mid to 7-8. what will it mean to you if you win? - distance. mid to 7-8. what will it | mean to you if you win? amazing. it's the mean to you if you win? amazing. it's the next _ mean to you if you win? amazing. it's the next step. _ mean to you if you win? amazing. it's the next step. it's _ mean to you if you win? amazing. it's the next step. it's only - mean to you if you win? amazing. it's the next step. it's only a i it's the next step. it's only a smalljump, but it is an important one, where it puts me in that inner circle of the top heavyweights in the division. the i'm going to be ten. i'm not sure if i will get a knock or not. but i'm going to beat him up and confuse and and, you know, move around. have some fun

with it. ., know, move around. have some fun with it. . ., , know, move around. have some fun with it. . , ., ~ with it. that was joseph parker there. just a reminder of our top story arrests and reported incidents of disorder at football matches in england and wales last season were at their highest level for eight years. there were 2,198 football related arrests, the highest number since the 2013—14 season, according to home office figures. more on that on the bbc sport website. in cricket, pakistan have leveled the series against england after a stunning batting performance as they chased down a target of 200 to beat england by ten wickets. 1— all chased down a target of 200 to beat england by ten wickets.1— all in that seven match series now. that's all from sportsday. have a lovely evening. bye— bye. hello. autumn is well and truly here, and over the next few days, it's going to turn colder

for all of us. in fact, across northern parts of the uk, it will be cold enough for thick coats. friday, though, will bring sunshine and showers. a cold front is crossing us right now, and you can see it on the satellite picture here. it's brought rain to some northern parts, and through the course of this evening and overnight, that rain will make its journey further south and east. but the rain will become less persistent, so dribs and drabs, i think, left, by the time we get to early friday morning. still some mild air in the south, first thing, around 14 celsius in london, but further north, you can see single figures. so tomorrow, this weather frontier is actually going to more or less stall across east anglia in the southeast, so it could be quite cloudy at times with outbreaks of rain. elsewhere, it is a day of sunny spells and showers with temperatures averaging around 16 celsius, i think, for many of us. bye— bye.

hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is 0utside source. russia's war in ukraine is taking centre stage at the un security council in new york. the us leads the criticism. the very international order that we have gathered here to uphold is being shredded before our eyes. we cannot, we will not allow president putin to get away with it. a completely different narrative about _ a completely different narrative about russian aggression as the origin— about russian aggression as the origin of— about russian aggression as the origin of all the tragedy. large numbers of russians have been leaving their country by car —

as president putin begins drafting new troops in the fight in ukraine.