scotland, ”50-80 wales into western scotland, 30—80 millimetres. notice not too much further south and east. the first month of above average rainfall here since february, but look at this reservoir near barnsley. still need the rain desperately at some of these areas. but not tonight because it is the north and the west, then as it eases in scotland, another batch pushes into western parts of ireland through the night. pretty mild night as well and not as cold as it was last night to england and wales, but we start dry. some sunshine around, wet start for early risers in scotland but then things brighten up, turning wetter and cloudier across northern england but especially north—west england and also wales through the day. the further south and east, east anglia, maybe the southern counties of england and the channel islands, you will stay dry, pretty mild even though breezy than today, highs of 19, 20. a fine end to the day in i9, 20. a fine end to the day in scotland and northern ireland before that rain pushes northward once again as we go through the night and into wednesday. on wednesday we are

watching how this little feature develops. could bring some potentially very strong winds as well as the rain. rain is really a morning feature, something from west to east and some of that will be on the heavy side. clearing away from east anglia and the south—east early afternoon then sunshine and heavy showers packing away but then the winds could be a problem. these are the average wind speeds, gusts much higher, potentialforsome the average wind speeds, gusts much higher, potentialfor some in the west, 60-70 higher, potentialfor some in the west, 60—70 mph gusts and we will keep you updated with that but feeling pressure through the day, as it will do for the end of the week with sunshine and showers. they are not. thank you very much. —— thank you very much. and that's bbc news at six on monday, 3rd october. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our iam olly i am olly foster, this is what is coming up this evening. 23 years after their last _ coming up this evening. 23 years after their last premier _ coming up this evening. 23 years

after their last premier league i after their last premier league meeting, there is a lot at stake in tonight's east midlands derby. chelsea are first out of the pot in the women's champions league draw. they got an easy group than arsenal. and champagne charlie, hull gets her first lga tour win in six years. also coming up, we will hearfrom great britain's most capped basketball player who has had some strong words on the state of the game as he announces his retirement. i mean, it is no secret it is a bit of a mess at the moment and it has been for some years now. well come along. we have some great derbies over the weekend in the

premier league, arsenal beat spurs to stay top of the table. then that incredible manchester derby yesterday, city thumping united to stay second. tonight, the bottom two in the table face each other. it is in the table face each other. it is in east midlands derby, one we haven't seen in the top division since 1999. although you only have to look at la season's fa cup for a taste of what to expect between leicester and nottingham forest. lydia campbell reports. for leicester and nottingham forest tonight is more than just a derby. local pride is on the line, but that is just the subplot to the main story as pressure is building in the east midlands and two struggling sides. things can be much worse for yea rs years on winning premier they are the premier league, they are now the premier league, they are now the rest of the table up propping the rest of the table up with sixth league in a with sixth league defeat in a row, a under brendan rogers is a man under but confident is pressure but is confident he is

still right for the i pressure but is confident he is still right for the _ stilliridgtefier the 2b work stilliridgtéer the 5:3: work and stitttricthttter the 5:t: work and i see their stitttrigthttter the 5:t: work and i see their attitude plays work and i see their attitude and that is something that gives me strength. and like i said, outside i am reflective with myself, i am honest with myself if i don't think i have done a good job. but i also know i am the best person to help this team move forward. figs know i am the best person to help this team move forward.— this team move forward. as for forrest, this team move forward. as for forrest. a _ this team move forward. as for forrest, a strong _ this team move forward. as for forrest, a strong start - this team move forward. as for forrest, a strong start has - this team move forward. as for| forrest, a strong start has been followed by a swift reality check. no league wins in five and successive home defeats to their fellow newly promoted sides, bournemouth and fulham. what fellow newly promoted sides, bournemouth and fulham. what was a difficult period — bournemouth and fulham. what was a difficult period before _ bournemouth and fulham. what was a difficult period before the _ bournemouth and fulham. what was a difficult period before the break, - difficult period before the break, it hasn't dented our spirit. if anything it has made us more motivated, more focus. it has made me realise even more how important thisjob is to me. me realise even more how important this job is to me.— this job is to me. much has been made to both — this job is to me. much has been made to both sides' _ this job is to me. much has been made to both sides' transfer - made to both sides' transfer activity. leicester have been criticised for their lack of it while forest have raised eyebrows with the sheer amount of it. the

last time they met was in february, with forest winning in the fa cup. this time around it is the lead on the line it with both teams needing their bad form to end tonight. campbell, bbc news. kick—off is at eight o'clock and hopefully we will have the latest from the king power stadium from our reporter later in the programme. the footballers nonstop this week. the champions league returns tomorrow night. juergen klopp said he expects a realfight when his liverpool host ranges. both sides need points in group a, where natalie sit top. rangers are bottom, although they are playing pretty well domestically. liverpool are looking to address their recent in form. most of the questions directed at juergen klopp today's media conference ahead of tomorrow's game was about addressing that mini slump. liverpool not really looking like the liverpool we have come to expect under the german. ninth in

the english premier league at the moment. so is this a good time to walk away from league duty and turn attention back to the champions league? liverpool, remember, second in group a. rangers struggling, they haven't got a single goal in the champions league so far this season. atjuergen klopp is full of praise for the scottish side. at juergen klopp is full of praise for the scottish side.— at juergen klopp is full of praise for the scottish side. really good football team _ for the scottish side. really good football team and _ for the scottish side. really good football team and that _ for the scottish side. really good football team and that is - for the scottish side. really good football team and that is what. for the scottish side. really good| football team and that is what we have to prepare for. and a team getting results, and that is what they want to change definitely. we expect a proper fight, they want to change definitely. we expect a properfight, a real fighter. that is what we are prepared for. $5 fighter. that is what we are prepared for.— fighter. that is what we are prepared for. fighter. that is what we are --reared for. ~ , ., ., , prepared for. as for rangers, the -la ers prepared for. as for rangers, the players got _ prepared for. as for rangers, the players got a _ prepared for. as for rangers, the players got a chance _ prepared for. as for rangers, the players got a chance to _ prepared for. as for rangers, the players got a chance to have - prepared for. as for rangers, the players got a chance to have a . players got a chance to have a wander around the pitch just a few hours ago. they come into this game, yes, struggling in european football. they did have the run to

the europa league final last season. but domestically at the moment, rangers are doing pretty well, going into this match after a 4—0 win against hearts at tynecastle. they know the pressure is off, most of the pressure will be on liverpool for this match. this is what the rangers manager had to say. it is a hue rangers manager had to say. it is a huge podium _ rangers manager had to say. it is a huge podium for— rangers manager had to say. it is a huge podium for us _ rangers manager had to say. it is a huge podium for us to _ rangers manager had to say. it is a huge podium for us to perform. - rangers manager had to say. it 3 —. huge podium for us to perform. not only for the club, but also for the players. as i said before, against a quality side and it is many years, there was a scottish team playing against english teams. so all good things to look forward to and we are excited to be here and try to get a good result. excited to be here and try to get a good result-_ good result. interestingly, these sides have _ good result. interestingly, these sides have never _ good result. interestingly, these sides have never actually - good result. interestingly, these sides have never actually faced l good result. interestingly, these . sides have never actually faced each other in competitive action. as i said, most of the pressure is on liverpool, but rangers may well fancy their chances, given how the

home side are playing at the moment. it should be quite an atmosphere at anfield tomorrow night. we had the drawer earlier today for the women's champions league group stages. chelsea were among the top seeds at wsl champions. they had a much kinder draw in the end and also the only other british representative among the 16 sides. jane dougal was among the 16 sides. jane dougal was a cross that draw. jane, arsenal, they had to come to qualifying just to get into the group stage. the?t to get into the group stage. they could have _ to get into the group stage. they could have had _ to get into the group stage. they could have had it _ to get into the group stage. they could have had it a _ to get into the group stage. they could have had it a lot _ to get into the group stage. tie: could have had it a lot easier? yes, they had a really tough couple of matches against ajax, eventually beating them 32 to get to the group stages. following the draw, they now have to play, not only the holders but the record eight time champions, lyon. a few arsenal fans will have groaned when they saw what group their team was going into. lyon, definitely favourites to win, not just the group but the competition as well. however, they will be wary of arsenal, they did pretty well in

the wsl, top of the league, got started the season and several members of the squad won the euros in the summer. arsenal won this competition in 2007, so they cannot be written off. also in this group is the italian champions coming event as his former manager, manages the former arsenal boss, joe montero. that will be an interesting matchup. juventus haven't had the best start to their domestic season, fourth in the league so far. the last team in group c as the swiss champions zurich, but lyon definitely favourites.- champions zurich, but lyon definitely favourites. lots of little subplots _ definitely favourites. lots of little subplots in _ definitely favourites. lots of little subplots in group - definitely favourites. lots of little subplots in group c. i definitely favourites. lots of| little subplots in group c. as definitely favourites. lots of - little subplots in group c. as we saw, chelsea is first out into group a. saw, chelsea is first out into group a, should they get out of that? you sa that a, should they get out of that? you say that and — a, should they get out of that? you say that and on _ a, should they get out of that? gm. say that and on paper, yes they should. but last season chelsea went out of the competition in the group stages. they did point to covid for being the reason for that. they did go on to in the domestic league, but you never know, do you? i am looking

at their group, they were seeded as champions of england, so it should be an easier route. they will face paris saintjermain, runners—up in the french league, not the winners, the french league, not the winners, the runners—up. the semifinalists of last year's champions league. they will be a tricky team. also in group eight is real madrid, who finished third in the spanish league. they have got caroline weir used to play for manchester city. they have been playing quite well, but they are not the champions of spain and again, chelsea have a good chance against them. they desperately want to win this competition. it is the one trophy that is alluding them. they lost out to barcelona in the final in 2020 and after going out in the group stages last season, i think they will redouble their efforts this time around.— they will redouble their efforts this time around. some matches to look forward _ this time around. some matches to look forward to _ this time around. some matches to look forward to and _ this time around. some matches to look forward to and that _ this time around. some matches to look forward to and that starts - this time around. some matches to look forward to and that starts on l look forward to and that starts on october the 19th. jane dougal, many thanks. the indonesian government has started an

investigation called on the police to evaluate their security procedures after at least 125 people died in a crash at a football match over the weekend. one of the well�*s were stadium disasters. police used tear gas to try and control a pitch invasion triggering a stampede. hundreds more were injured. it happened on saturday. players and staff visited the shrine dedicated to victims. their head coach said the team had come to the vigil asking forgiveness from the families impacted by the crush. he also told local media that the police had overstepped the mark. we have more from outside a hospital in east java. from outside a hospital in east java. ., ., ., ., ., java. right now, i am at one of the hositals java. right now, i am at one of the hospitais that _ java. right now, i am at one of the hospitals that treat _ java. right now, i am at one of the hospitals that treat the _ java. right now, i am at one of the hospitals that treat the victims - java. right now, i am at one of the hospitals that treat the victims and the injured supporters. the hospital told me all the victims' bodies have

been claimed by their families and relatives, but they are still treating more than two dozen injured supporters who are wounded from the tragedy in the stadium. several of them are still in the intensive care unit, and others are suffering from major concussion. today the indonesian government told the press they will form a fact—finding committee to reveal what really happened at the stadium. let's get back to the top story, as promised, the east midlands derby, the first in 23 years in the top division in the premier league, leicester taking on nottingham forest with both teams down at the bottom of the table. colin hazelden is at the king power stadium. you really have set it up very nicely indeed. these local derby matches, they can be inflection

points in seasons for both of the teams involved sometimes. that is deftly what happened in the fa cup match last season. nottingham forest winning so handsomely, building their confidence. you can almost draw a direct line from that to their promotion up to the premier league. it showed them what was possible. as for leicester city, after that match it was the first time that brendan rodgers came out and said his squad wasn't up to any more, it needed a refresh. as we have seen, he did not get that refresh in the transfer window. there is still plenty of talent in his team but he feels it needs more. brendan rodgers goes into this under pressure, he has credit in the bank, he has the fa cup win, european campaigns and the good premier league finishes. but some of the fans fear it has amassed a steady decline. steve cooper got what he wanted in the transfer window, but they are still, in relative terms, not big spenders. they still know

they face a fight to stay in the premier league, to get off the bottom spot. that is why this evening has become so important for both these sides. for leicester city it can be a restatement of their values, every statement for brendan rodgers that he does have a talented side. on nottingham forest, it could be the confidence boost they need, the coming together of a team that mightjust see them stay up or even better the season. more on this damn local bragging rights. there is a lot on the line at the king power. you are up today with the football, to the tennis and eager schramm tech said the current schedule doesn't look of the players' welfare and she has pulled out of next month's billiejean in king cup finals in glasgow. she said she is sad not to represent poland at the event, but it only starts the day after the wta finals in texas. the three—time grand slam champion spoke to the bbc before announcing her withdrawal. the spoke to the bbc before announcing her withdrawal.— her withdrawal. the situation we have ut her withdrawal. the situation we have put in. _ her withdrawal. the situation we have put in. it — her withdrawal. the situation we have put in, it is _ her withdrawal. the situation we have put in, it is not _ her withdrawal. the situation we l

have put in, it is not comfortable. it would be great if they could cooperate next year. it also happened last year, and i know this is mainly because of covid and the changes in the schedule. also it is tough business—wise to find a proper place. ijust don't tough business—wise to find a proper place. i just don't think tough business—wise to find a proper place. ijust don't think it is going to help us to perform well and make a good show. which is the goal of ten are sometimes, to entertain people. you know, i don't like it, for sure. ,, people. you know, i don't like it, forsure. ,, . ., , ., , �* , for sure. she certainly doesn't, she has ulled for sure. she certainly doesn't, she has pulled out _ for sure. she certainly doesn't, she has pulled out of _ for sure. she certainly doesn't, she has pulled out of the _ for sure. she certainly doesn't, she has pulled out of the billy - for sure. she certainly doesn't, she has pulled out of the billy jean - has pulled out of the billyjean cook finals as a result. england have named their squad for the wheelchair rugby league world cup. the tournament runs alongside the men's and women park—macro and they opened their campaign against australia. i spoke to the head coach. ~ ., , ., coach. we have pulled together the best england _ coach. we have pulled together the best england squad _ coach. we have pulled together the best england squad there _ coach. we have pulled together the best england squad there has - coach. we have pulled together the| best england squad there has been. that is a reflection on how quickly the sport is growing and the talent it is attracting. i think we are well poised to have a successful

tournament. well poised to have a successful tournament-— tournament. fantastic it runs alongside _ tournament. fantastic it runs alongside the _ tournament. fantastic it runs alongside the women's - tournament. fantastic it runs| alongside the women's rugby tournament. fantastic it runs - alongside the women's rugby league world cup, the men's world cup, it will be assessed for love rugby league and it will put wheelchair rugby league on the map? that is exactl it, rugby league on the map? that is exactly it. it _ rugby league on the map? that is exactly it. it is — rugby league on the map? that is exactly it, it is amazing _ exactly it, it is amazing the organisation have been able to pull it together. i cannot imagine the effort that has gone into it and know the competitions have been organised at the same time as well. hopefully rugby league will take over the world coming up in october. hopefully pack the crowds and, the institute of sport in sheffield, the copper box as well. the opening match against australia, that should be spicy for you guys? yes. match against australia, that should be spicy for you guys?— be spicy for you guys? yes, it will blow u -. be spicy for you guys? yes, it will blow up- i — be spicy for you guys? yes, it will blow up. i have _ be spicy for you guys? yes, it will blow up. i have heard _ be spicy for you guys? yes, it will blow up. i have heard they - be spicy for you guys? yes, it will blow up. i have heard they have l be spicy for you guys? yes, it will i blow up. i have heard they have sold more than 5000 tickets, which will be record for wheelchair rugby league. i am

be record for wheelchair rugby league. iam not be record for wheelchair rugby league. i am not sure what sports events are taking place at manchester central but i have seen pictures of the building and it looks fantastic. now all we have to do is play well and live up to the occasions. do is play well and live up to the occasions-— do is play well and live up to the occasions. . , , occasions. the french, they will be the ones to — occasions. the french, they will be the ones to beat, _ occasions. the french, they will be the ones to beat, yet _ occasions. the french, they will be the ones to beat, yet again? - occasions. the french, they will be the ones to beat, yet again? theyl the ones to beat, yet again? they are, the the ones to beat, yet again? they are. they have — the ones to beat, yet again? they are, they have some _ the ones to beat, yet again? tie1 are, they have some amazing plays, really talented and invented the sport themselves. they have been playing at the longest and have earned their favouritism. playing at the longest and have earned theirfavouritism. it playing at the longest and have earned their favouritism. it is up to us to change that. time for a look at some of the other headlines. middlesbrough have sacked chris wilder after less than a year in thejob, they chris wilder after less than a year in the job, they sit third from bottom after saturday's 1—0 defeat to coventry. alessia russo has withdrawn from the england squad with what has been described as a small injury. she will miss the game against the usa and the czech republic. one of the well�*s best fast bowlers

jasper at bumrah has been ruled out of the world t20 world cup with a back stress fracture. it is a blow for india, who are one of the favourites for the tournament which begins later this month. england's net bowlers face uganda in nottingham on wednesday in the first test of a three match series. the roses last face them at the commonwealth games in birmingham over the summer, with england taking that 56 to 33. it is going to be a very busy couple of weeks for these players, they are taking on uganda in an international series before they fly to australia for another series. series before they fly to australia foranotherseries. many series before they fly to australia for another series. many of these players who played in the commonwealth games in birmingham in the summer, it is a chance to put that disappointing fourth place behind them. it that disappointing fourth place behind them.— that disappointing fourth place behind them. , . behind them. it will be great if we can aet behind them. it will be great if we can get back _ behind them. it will be great if we can get back to — behind them. it will be great if we can get back to winning _ behind them. it will be great if we can get back to winning ways, - behind them. it will be great if we can get back to winning ways, but| behind them. it will be great if we i can get back to winning ways, but it is very— can get back to winning ways, but it is very new— can get back to winning ways, but it is very new look team. we have some emergent— is very new look team. we have some emergent talent included in the line-up — emergent talent included in the line—up are also some great household names, giving us some

stability— household names, giving us some stability from the commonwealth games _ stability from the commonwealth games. we are looking forward to putting _ games. we are looking forward to putting our— games. we are looking forward to putting our best foot forward and looking _ putting our best foot forward and looking to build on the performance we had _ looking to build on the performance we had against uganda in the commonwealth games, which was really solid. commonwealth games, which was really solid but— commonwealth games, which was really solid. but they went on to find some fantastic— solid. but they went on to find some fantastic form. we know they are a bil fantastic form. we know they are a big challenge and they recently went to watch _ big challenge and they recently went to watch one of their matches against — to watch one of their matches against wales. to confirm to me we have some — against wales. to confirm to me we have some tough challenges this week _ have some tough challenges this week. , ., , , have some tough challenges this week. , ., , week. these two series against uaanda week. these two series against uganda and _ week. these two series against uganda and australia _ week. these two series against uganda and australia are - week. these two series against - uganda and australia are important to the team has macro progress but it is the world cup in ten months' time in south africa that many of these players have their eye on. dinner performance is now could have a say on whether they get a spot on the plane. it a say on whether they get a spot on the lane. ., , , ., , the plane. it honestly means the world to me- _ the plane. it honestly means the world to me. i _ the plane. it honestly means the world to me. i know— the plane. it honestly means the world to me. i know it _ the plane. it honestly means the world to me. i know it sounds i world to me. i know it sounds cliched, — world to me. i know it sounds cliched, but last time i wore the red dress — cliched, but last time i wore the red dress was in 2020 in the nations cup and _ red dress was in 2020 in the nations cup and i_ red dress was in 2020 in the nations cup and i was unsure what it would look like _ cup and i was unsure what it would look like. back then, i thought i was going — look like. back then, i thought i was going to become a mum and then things— was going to become a mum and then things changed really quickly for me. things changed really quickly for me for— things changed really quickly for me. for me to have this privilege and honour, _ me. for me to have this privilege and honour, i me. for me to have this privilege and honour, lam me. for me to have this privilege and honour, i am still struggling to put into— and honour, i am still struggling to put into words. ijust want to get

the first— put into words. ijust want to get the first game out of the way. it is notjust_ the first game out of the way. it is notjust about uganda the first game out of the way. it is not just about uganda the the first game out of the way. it is notjust about uganda the series, the australian test series coming up and focusing on shifting to the world — and focusing on shifting to the world cup next year. we don't want to look— world cup next year. we don't want to look too — world cup next year. we don't want to look too far ahead because we want _ to look too far ahead because we want to— to look too far ahead because we want to dominate and win these next three _ want to dominate and win these next three games. but we need to start off with _ three games. but we need to start off with a — three games. but we need to start off with a solid win and wednesday. these _ off with a solid win and wednesday. these players take on ukraine this wednesday nottingham and then they face them again on saturday and sunday in london. then they head off down under to face the number one team in the world. the perfect test for the world cup just around the corner. england facing uganda in nottingham over the coming week or so. british basketball�*s most capped player, dan clark has retired at the age of 3a after 17 years as a professional. he played his 119th and final game for his country in the eurobasket tournament last month. they lost all five of their matches after funding issues affected preparations. he wants to stay in the sport. he spoke

to me earlier how he wants to help the sport now he has called time on his playing career. for the sport now he has called time on his playing career-— his playing career. for personal reasons and — his playing career. for personal reasons and professional i his playing career. for personal. reasons and professional reasons i thought it was the right time. i have obviously thought a lot about the decision, talk to a lot of people, talk to people who have gone through this process of transitioning out of the sport and, yeah, ifeel it transitioning out of the sport and, yeah, i feel it is the right time for me personally and for my career and a lot of doors can open and i can't make the most of that. there was an incredibly _ can't make the most of that. there was an incredibly disappointing i was an incredibly disappointing eurobasket last month, did that play a part? eurobasket last month, did that play a art? , ., , eurobasket last month, did that play aart? , a part? yes, it was disappointing, it was tough _ a part? yes, it was disappointing, it was tough for _ a part? yes, it was disappointing, it was tough for the _ a part? yes, it was disappointing, it was tough for the team. - a part? yes, it was disappointing, it was tough for the team. yeah, l a part? yes, it was disappointing, | it was tough for the team. yeah, it probably did play a part. there is need for a change and hopefully i can be part of that. irate need for a change and hopefully i can be part of that.— need for a change and hopefully i can be part of that. we talk about t in: to can be part of that. we talk about trying to do _ can be part of that. we talk about trying to do a _ can be part of that. we talk about trying to do a bit _ can be part of that. we talk about trying to do a bit more _ can be part of that. we talk about trying to do a bit more for- can be part of that. we talk about trying to do a bit more for the i trying to do a bit more for the sport, it is always the thing with british basketball, how it never seems to be able to tap into the

potential of a million plus people actually playing it recreationally. what kind of state do you leave british basketball in?— what kind of state do you leave british basketball in? yeah, it is no secret that _ british basketball in? yeah, it is no secret that it _ british basketball in? yeah, it is no secret that it is _ british basketball in? yeah, it is no secret that it is a _ british basketball in? yeah, it is no secret that it is a bit - british basketball in? yeah, it is no secret that it is a bit of- british basketball in? yeah, it is no secret that it is a bit of a i british basketball in? yeah, it is. no secret that it is a bit of a mess at the moment and it has been for some years now. i think one of the problems we have had over the years, i know especially the last couple of years, is to tap into people who are part of the game. i don't think we have tapped into those resources in and use their expertise for the benefit of the game. it is a huge sport, although many new people may not be aware of it, it is a big sport played by a lot of people and a huge sport worldwide. i think we are missing an opportunity to grow the sport and benefit of the coverage it does have globally and the coverage you can potentially have in the uk.— the coverage you can potentially have in the uk. , , ., , have in the uk. there seems to be so many opportunities — have in the uk. there seems to be so many opportunities missed _ have in the uk. there seems to be sol many opportunities missed throughout your whole career?—

your whole career? obviously, i have seen the two — your whole career? obviously, i have seen the two sides _ your whole career? obviously, i have seen the two sides are _ your whole career? obviously, i have seen the two sides are british - seen the two sides are british basketball, i have seen the good side when we were able to prepare properly and we refunded. i have also seen the bad side. that experience can help change sport around and move it into a positive direction. we have missed a lot of opportunities, we have spent precious time worrying about things that are not important instead of concentrating on things that are. i think it is time for a change within the sport and hopefully that change can be for the better. dan the sport and hopefully that change can be for the better.— can be for the better. dan clark, who announced _ can be for the better. dan clark, who announced his _ can be for the better. dan clark, who announced his retirement i can be for the better. dan clark, i who announced his retirement from basketball today. charley hull has had to wait six years but today she is celebrating her second title on the lg pa tour in the usa. she won the ascendant tournament in texas are just a single stroke. she said afterward she felt something special was going to happen in dallas, as james burridge reports. champagne for charley hull after her

second big win in america. compatriot and friend, georgia hall first with the celebrations after a nail—biting final few holes against the best female golfers in the world. i the best female golfers in the world. ~' ., the best female golfers in the world. ~ ., ~' the best female golfers in the world. ~' ., ~ ., , the best female golfers in the world. ~' ., ~ world. i kind of knew it was coming because a strange _ world. i kind of knew it was coming because a strange thing _ world. i kind of knew it was coming because a strange thing happened | world. i kind of knew it was coming l because a strange thing happened in 2016 with my best mate, change, he won the championship. this year he has won his second club championship and he said, this is your year, you win the year after i have one. so hopefully i can get another one under my belt.— hopefully i can get another one under m belt. , . , ., , under my belt. james will have been watchin: under my belt. james will have been watching back _ under my belt. james will have been watching back home _ under my belt. james will have been watching back home in _ watching back home in northamptonshire, best mates for years, they can often be found playing a highly competitive 18 holes. i playing a highly competitive 18 holes. ., �* ., ., , ., holes. i don't want her to rely on me too much _ holes. i don't want her to rely on me too much because _ holes. i don't want her to rely on me too much because my - holes. i don't want her to rely on j me too much because my golfing holes. i don't want her to rely on i me too much because my golfing days are probably, i don't think i will have _ are probably, idon't think i will have too— are probably, i don't think i will have too many more of them. if i don't _ have too many more of them. if i don't play— have too many more of them. if i don't play well, she will let me know— don't play well, she will let me know about it, she will everyone else know — know about it, she will everyone else know about it. she deserves everything she gets, she has worked hard for— everything she gets, she has worked hard for it _ everything she gets, she has worked

hard for it. she has put a lot of work— hard for it. she has put a lot of work in — hard for it. she has put a lot of work in and _ hard for it. she has put a lot of work in and she is maturing and deserves— work in and she is maturing and deserves everything she gets now. dad, deserves everything she gets now. dad. dave — deserves everything she gets now. dad, dave was watching, two and believes she is on the cusp of producing the best golf her career. she has worked on her putting. she does in _ she has worked on her putting. she does in practice _ she has worked on her putting. she does in practice it _ she has worked on her putting. she does in practice it much _ she has worked on her putting. she does in practice it much because i she has worked on her putting. shel does in practice it much because she thinks _ does in practice it much because she thinks it— does in practice it much because she thinks it is— does in practice it much because she thinks it is boring. _ does in practice it much because she thinks it is boring. but— does in practice it much because she thinks it is boring. but she's - thinks it is boring. but she's coming _ thinks it is boring. but she's coming of— thinks it is boring. but she's coming of age _ thinks it is boring. but she's coming of age now- thinks it is boring. but she's coming of age now and i thinks it is boring. but she's coming of age now and shel thinks it is boring. but she's - coming of age now and she knows it has to— coming of age now and she knows it has to be _ coming of age now and she knows it has to be certain _ coming of age now and she knows it has to be certain things. _ coming of age now and she knows it has to be certain things. she - coming of age now and she knows it has to be certain things. she gets i has to be certain things. she gets excited _ has to be certain things. she gets excited if— has to be certain things. she gets excited. if she's _ has to be certain things. she gets excited. if she's winning - has to be certain things. she gets excited. if she's winning by - has to be certain things. she gets excited. if she's winning by a i has to be certain things. she gets excited. if she's winning by a fewl excited. if she's winning by a few shots. _ excited. if she's winning by a few shots, honestly— excited. if she's winning by a few shots, honestly this _ excited. if she's winning by a few shots, honestly this is _ excited. if she's winning by a few shots, honestly this is the - excited. if she's winning by a few shots, honestly this is the truth, | shots, honestly this is the truth, she gets — shots, honestly this is the truth, she gets bored. _ shots, honestly this is the truth, she gets bored. she _ shots, honestly this is the truth, she gets bored. she likes the i she gets bored. she likes the excitement _ she gets bored. she likes the excitement. she _ she gets bored. she likes the excitement. she has- she gets bored. she likes the excitement. she has been. she gets bored. she likes thel excitement. she has been like she gets bored. she likes the - excitement. she has been like that all her— excitement. she has been like that all her life — excitement. she has been like that all her life i— excitement. she has been like that all her life. , excitement. she has been like that all her life-— all her life. i play off the back tees at home _ all her life. i play off the back tees at home with _ all her life. i play off the back tees at home with the - all her life. i play off the back tees at home with the boys. i j all her life. i play off the back - tees at home with the boys. i always try and push myself. at the end of the day it is a sport and i am not going to die if i hit a bad shot. just go out there and have fun and thatis just go out there and have fun and that is basically what i do. i get bored if i don't go for the pins and to forget but i don't play as good. i keep myself on my toes, keep if

few birdies and i find i keep myself on my toes, keep if few birdies and ifind it interesting and exciting and that is when i play my best golf. a first tournament victory in six years, charlie wins a check for a quarter of $1 million and a stylish pair of cowgirl boots. she is already planning her next round of golf back home with her mates to celebrate. james burridge, bbc news, northamptonshire. that is just about it for sports day, don't forget the bbc sport website, the team news will pop up shortly for the east midlands derby between leicester and nottingham forest. great occasion for the fans, the first in the top division for 23 years. but leicester are bottom and nottingham forest, second from bottom. a lot riding on back full steve cooper and brendan rodgers, the managers. but for me, and the rest of the team, goodbye for now.

hello. some rain at times to come this week and also quite windy, especially on wednesday. potential for strong and disruptive winds on wednesday. now england and wales mainly dry evening and night to come. northern ireland will be turning wetter after midnight and into western scotland too, some really quite heavy rain and massing to 30 to 50 millimetres in some spots, maybe more into the hills as we get into tomorrow morning. a mild and windy night to come, but that rain could bring some disruption, certainly some difficult conditions on the roads first thing. it will move southwards into northern england, across a large part of wales, reach down towards parts of the midlands and south west england later on in the day tomorrow. east anglia in the southeast, staying mainly dry, some hazy brightness around. northern ireland and scotland will slowly be brightening up, a few blustery showers into the north west — on the mild side out there. going to see more heavy rain moving in as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday. here it is moving in from the west and it's that that could well be accompanied by some very strong and disruptive winds on wednesday, some uncertainty about just how strong.

we'll keep you updated on that.

hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. this is outside source. the uk chancellor bows to pressure and scraps the cut in the top rate of income tax, just ten days after announcing it. this 45p rate became a distraction, and i, along with the prime minister, decided that the best course of action would simply be not to proceed with the abolition of the rate. have the chancellor and the prime minister liz truss done enough to win back the markets, critical tory mps — and the public? also on the programme: brazil's divisive presidential election heads for a second round run—off, afterjair bolsonaro beat expectations, finishing a close second to lula da silva.