the younger generation must be told | of what went on all these years ago. | and it's also to pay tribute to the sailors, soldiers, i airmen and civilians _ who gave their lives for the freedom that we enjoy today. that was 98—year—old bernard morgan ending that report by graham satchell. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. a big number weather day out there today, 21 degrees the top temperature in london. widely we have been in the high teens today, 18 in blackpool and edinburgh. the second column is the average for the time of year. clearly we are well

above that and will be for the rest of the month. we have the dilemma now, concerns of climate change, benefits of not having the heating on as much. we are dragging in the airfrom a long way on as much. we are dragging in the air from a long way south of the uk. with low pressure anchored to the west, we are seeing spells of wet and windy weather. we have another one sweeping the wet weather through into tomorrow morning, then clearing to sunny spells and the chance of a shower. patchy rain in scotland will clear away northwards. here is the wetter weather after midnight, running into western scotland tomorrow morning. the risk of disruption, coastal gales in the west and another mild night. tomorrow morning wet already in the west, that rain feeds north and east. not too much at all for east anglia and south england. behind it, it clears away for an afternoon of sunny spells. largely dry with the chance of a shower. it is a windy

day out there, and from north wales northwards we will get 50 mph gusts. a little bit cooler perhaps, we will not notice too much of a difference. still mild out there. the same weather pattern continues into the weekend, largely fine on friday evening but then on saturday more wet weather heading in from the west, so low pressure very much in control. it is mild, wet at times over the weekend, windy at times too and a gradual call down into next week. nick, many thanks. and that's bbc news at six on thursday 27th 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 colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. maybe i will see you later at ten, goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday.

our headlines this evening... could wester�*s from a director of rugby have a plan to resurrect the club? steve dymond reveals he's heading a consortium that wants to buy the warriors. as time ticks down to the qatar world cup, the pressure on the country's human rights record ramps up with a team that'll be there releasing a collective critical statement for the first time. it's notjust ireland providing a shock at the t20 world cup. zimbabwe beat pakistan, who are on the verge of going out also coming up in the programme... ryder cup team—mates of old, but now across golf�*s great divide. rory mcilroy calls the defection of the likes of ian poulter to the liv series a "betrayal". the trail. we can still qualify for the team, as far as i am aware. and the team living up to the promise of its name — changing lives are a sunday league

side making history. hello again. a month on from its demise, worcester warriors have a possible future with the man who was there at the end hoping to provide a new beginning for the former premiership club. their old director of rugby steve diamond has revealed he's leading one of two consortiums looking to take over at sixways, and even though it's not long since worcester were forced into administration and lost their place in rugby's elite, he's not promising a resurrected team will return there immediately. it's took us a month to put the plan together. we presented last week to the rfq together. we presented last week to the rfc) and to the administrators,

and i think now we need, a decision needs to be made come into play that position is for the right organisation to not only take all of that but to get worchester where he is back on the map. it will take us two or three, maybe four years to do that. but when they do come back to the premiership, we will stay there. that's what we need. that will truly be a case of me saying i left this place in a far better position than when i found it. laura scott, one of the peeple — when i found it. laura scott, one of the peeple to _ when i found it. laura scott, one of the people to speak— when i found it. laura scott, one of the people to speak to _ when i found it. laura scott, one of the people to speak to steve - when i found it. laura scott, one of. the people to speak to steve dymond today, we heard what steve dymond wants to do. what this has planned? how will he do it? the wants to do. what this has planned? how will he do it?— how will he do it? the fact that he is interested _ how will he do it? the fact that he is interested in _ how will he do it? the fact that he is interested in launching - how will he do it? the fact that he is interested in launching a - how will he do it? the fact that he is interested in launching a bid - is interested in launching a bid to take over the club will come as a surprise to a lot of people involved. he's kept his powder dry for much of the last month, and it's been exactly a month to the day since worchester went into administration. there's obviously been a lot of uncertainty about the future of the club, but it will look

like. relegation to the championship and what that will mean and when they might return to the premiership. this big announcement has come from steve dymond, although it is important to note that he is the financial backer of this bed. that is two unnamed investors. what steve dymond would be as the chief executive of the club going forward and he hinted that he might stay on as director of rugby. he simply doesn't think you need a chief executive director of rugby. he would also have the former leicester tigers chief executive on a non—executive director. and what is essentially their vision for rescuing the club and returning it to being the main of as they drive to being the main of as they drive to becoming sustainable. that is fundamental to their plan, and that is, i suppose, fundamental to their plan, and that is, isuppose, while fundamental to their plan, and that is, i suppose, while he is not rushing to say they will be back in the premiership after a year in the championship. he thinks it's going project, three to four years to get back to being able to compete in the

premiership as a sustainable club. anyone, laura, who has been following the story will know that there's no guarantee of success, particularly in the financial climate that they find themselves in, also a hard deadline to get this in, also a hard deadline to get this in and approved. what chance does steve dymond eventually reach the grand vision that you've been outlining? he grand vision that you've been outlining?— grand vision that you've been outlinin: ? , . , , outlining? he says that he presented the lan outlining? he says that he presented the [an to outlining? he says that he presented the plan to bill— outlining? he says that he presented the plan to bill sweeney, _ outlining? he says that he presented the plan to bill sweeney, the - outlining? he says that he presented the plan to bill sweeney, the chief i the plan to bill sweeney, the chief executive of the rfq, simon massey taylor, the chief executive of airship rugby in the administrators last week. he says that bill sweeney told him it was a very credible plan, so it seems like this consortium bed will be treated alongside the other consortium bed that we have been made aware of which has been run by the former worchester chief executive, jim o'toole, and effectively they may go ahead. they may of course be another bid that we are yet aware of, but he seems to think that the timeframe will be, the decision has to be made in the next few weeks. he said the

end of november is a pretty hard deadline because that's on the championship fixtures for next year would get decided. the championship fixtures for next year would get decided.— championship fixtures for next year would get decided. the women's teams of worchester — would get decided. the women's teams of worchester and _ would get decided. the women's teams of worchester and wasps, _ would get decided. the women's teams of worchester and wasps, the - would get decided. the women's teams of worchester and wasps, the other - of worchester and wasps, the other team to have gone into administration and the premiership in the men's game, a little chute of recovery, they are allowed to continue in some form, despite the financial problems of the men's teams that they are associated with. essentially the rfq said that it had received the necessary assurances that both the wasps went in and or women's teams had the necessary funding and insurance in place to allow them to continue playing. that will mean that they can take part in the alley and scott and the premier fifteens. it isn't something that they are seeing is going to last for they are seeing is going to last for the whole of the season, but at least some good news within this sarri story. least some good news within this sarri story-— sarri story. laura, as ever, think ofthe sarri story. laura, as ever, think of the season, _ sarri story. laura, as ever, think of the season, but _ sarri story. laura, as ever, think of the season, but at _ sarri story. laura, as ever, think of the season, but at least - sarri story. laura, as ever, thinkj of the season, but at least some good news within this sarri story. laura, as ever, thank you very much indeed. now, with the world cup approaching and the plight both migrant workers in qatar and those in same—sex relationships

travelling to the host nation, australia has become the first team that has qualified for the tournament to criticise the country's human rights record. the players have released a video saying countless migrant workers have suffered and reforms to the conditions they face need to be improved. here are some of the 16 socceroos involved in the statement. we have learned the decision to host the world cup in qatar which resulted in the suffering and harm of countless of our fellow workers stop with these countless workers who severed notjust numbers. like the migrants that have shaped our country and our football, the migrants that have shaped our country and ourfootball, they process the same courage and determination to a better life. this determination to a better life. as players we support the lgbtq community. in qatar, people are not free to love the person they choose. addressing these issues is not hazy and we do not have all the answers. building and wood workers international and international trade — international and international trade union confederation seeking to embed _ trade union confederation seeking to embed reforms and establish a lasting — embed reforms and establish a lasting legacy in qatar.

establishing a migrant resource centre — establishing a migrant resource centre effectively— establishing a migrant resource centre effectively those - establishing a migrant resource centre effectively those who . establishing a migrant resource l centre effectively those who have denied _ centre effectively those who have denied their— centre effectively those who have denied their rights— centre effectively those who have denied their rights and _ centre effectively those who have denied their rights and the - denied their rights and the decriminalisation - denied their rights and the decriminalisation of- denied their rights and the decriminalisation of all - denied their rights and the - decriminalisation of all same—sex relationships _ decriminalisation of all same—sex relationships. these _ decriminalisation of all same—sex relationships. these are - decriminalisation of all same—sex relationships. these are the - decriminalisation of all same—sex| relationships. these are the basic rights _ relationships. these are the basic rights that— relationships. these are the basic rights that should _ relationships. these are the basic rights that should be _ relationships. these are the basic rights that should be afforded - relationships. these are the basic rights that should be afforded to i rights that should be afforded to all. let's get more on this from abc sports journalist tracey holmes, who gave us her assessment of what the australian team were trying to achieve. there has been a lot of reporting that this is a protest video. i don't think in fact it is a protest video. we have to consider the australian soccer is are prepared to go to qatar, prepared to compete in the fifa world cup, just for turning up, that is $10 million guaranteed there. but it is most definitely very pointed. it's a bold statement and it's one that i think they thought long and hard about, they made sure producing this and sending it out. i think one of the important things to recognise is that they've got the tone right.

they've acknowledged changes that have already been made, but they come on to say that that legacy needs to be more substantial once the world cup is over. when the final whistle is blown, they need to more substantial changes and continuing this movement towards what can be expected from a world that takes human rights at its highest degree. the qatar world cup's supreme committee for delivery and legacy have responded to the video with a statement that claims new laws and reforms often take time to bed in, including in australia. they also say, "we commend footballers using their platforms to raise awareness for important matters. we have committed every effort to ensuring that this world cup has had a transformative impact on improving lives, especially for those involved in constructing the competition and non—competition venues we're responsible for. no country is perfect, and every country —

hosts of major events or not — has its challenges. this world cup has contributed to a legacy of progress, better practice, and improving lives — and it's a legacy that will live long after the final ball is kicked." the australian team have also called for the decriminalisation of same—sex relationships in qatar, and after foreign secretary james cleverly was criticised yesterday for saying lgbt football fans heading to the world cup should show "a little bit of compromise" and to "respect the culture of the host nation". one supporter says there might not be many same sex couples attending the tournament. paul amann has been speaking to olly foster. you are in contact with lgbt groups “p you are in contact with lgbt groups up and down the country. are any going to go to qatar? i’m up and down the country. are any going to go to qatar?— up and down the country. are any going to go to qatar? i'm not aware of any single — going to go to qatar? i'm not aware of any single out — going to go to qatar? i'm not aware of any single out a _ going to go to qatar? i'm not aware of any single out a gay _ going to go to qatar? i'm not aware of any single out a gay football- of any single out a gay football fan that wants to go. nobody is interested in going and all the different groups are of the same

issue. _ different groups are of the same issue, people don't want to go because — issue, people don't want to go because it _ issue, people don't want to go because it is not a place that all gdp people are welcome. what was that experience _ gdp people are welcome. what was that experience like? _ gdp people are welcome. what was that experience like? i _ gdp people are welcome. what was that experience like? i will - gdp people are welcome. what was that experience like? i will be - that experience like? i will be honest, that experience like? i will be honest. the — that experience like? i will be honest, the experience - that experience like? i will be honest, the experience is - that experience like? i will be | honest, the experience is both amazing — honest, the experience is both amazing and terrifying. to go into a country _ amazing and terrifying. to go into a country where on the statute they have the — country where on the statute they have the death penalty for being gay was not _ have the death penalty for being gay was not an— have the death penalty for being gay was not an hazy thing to contemplate. we went with an ambition— contemplate. we went with an ambition to engage, to try and encourage the country and leadership behind _ encourage the country and leadership behind the _ encourage the country and leadership behind the world cup to really move things— behind the world cup to really move things forward to make sure it could be up _ things forward to make sure it could be up world cup for everybody. they made _ be up world cup for everybody. they made various premises along the tines _ made various premises along the lines of. — made various premises along the lines of, yes, everybody is welcome. and actuaiiy— lines of, yes, everybody is welcome. and actually what they have done subsequently is proof that everybody will not _ subsequently is proof that everybody will not be welcome because they've continue _ will not be welcome because they've continue to — will not be welcome because they've continue to oppress lgbt people in their country. forcing people into exile. _ their country. forcing people into exile, forcing people to ensure conversion therapy, which is hasicaiiy— conversion therapy, which is basically torture and jailing others _ basically torture and jailing others. it'sjust such basically torture and jailing others. it's just such a basically torture and jailing others. it'sjust such a state of disgrace — others. it'sjust such a state of disgrace that the world cup is being

held there. �* ,., disgrace that the world cup is being held there. ~ ,., . , . �*, held there. about the arsenal men's and women's _ held there. about the arsenal men's and women's teams _ held there. about the arsenal men's and women's teams that _ held there. about the arsenal men's and women's teams that are - held there. about the arsenal men's and women's teams that are playing j and women's teams that are playing in europe tonight with the latter starting their champions league campaign with a huge win over the defending champions. they play later in that opening group match. arsenal's men on the need to point to go through the next stage of the year probably, but they will want to type stop that will avoid all out from the champions league groups. they are playing and are about to start the second half and it is currently goalless. manchester united strapped their match against sheriff, three points behind group leaders, hearts facing an uphill task to qualify in their group in the air up league. i stammer already through ahead of their penultimate game later. our headlines... the world anti—doping agency has expressed concern over the delayed doping investigation into russian figure skater kamila valieva. russia's anti—doping agency said last week it would not make the results of its investigation public.

emma raducanu's most recent coach dmitry tursunov says he stopped workig with the british number one because of "red flags". it won't make them feel any better, but at least england know they aren't the only team who've been on the wrong end of a shock at the t20 world cup. pakistan were beaten by zimbabwe in perth, but unlike england, that's their second defeat, and it leaves theirfuture in

the tournament hanging by a threat. sanny rudravajhala has more. for pakistan, it's all look so simple. taking four zimbabwean wickets, they only needed to get 131. surely no superheroes required. enter pakistan's captain. just like with their dramatic defeat to india in the opener, it was soon back on the sidelines. the wickets continued to tumble, and when it wasn't his bowling, they had a safe pair of hands to rely on. bowling, they had a safe pair of hand their fly on. bowling, they had a safe pair of hand their heads? well, how about keep their heads? well, how about this for a blockbuster ending? mohammed no laws, the bowler who shared the blame for that loss to india, took pakistan for three for the remaining two bowls. the script was written but his redemption story will have to wait. and with the final ball, more chaos — pakistan desperately going for three, but falling short. and in the colours of iron man and the flash, it was zimbabwe who were the superheroes of the super 12.

it's writing its latest chapter is that saudi arabia and funding competition reaches its note the mikrut season finale. rory mcelroy says it could have led to a permanent visitor in golf. after defying expectations in its first year, he says it's here to stay. ian carter is at that event at trump national and miami. i carter is at that event at trump national and miami.— carter is at that event at trump national and miami. i get the sense that the players _ national and miami. i get the sense that the players are _ national and miami. i get the sense that the players are really - national and miami. i get the sense that the players are really tiring - that the players are really tiring of being asked about the ongoing dispute, if you like, between liv golf and the pga tour, the establishment of golf. but with every turn, players have their opinions, rory mcelroy in a newspaper interview describing a sense of betrayal because of the way that ryder cup team—mates, the likes

of ian poulter, sergio garcia and henrik stenson jeopardised potentially their future in the ryder cup byjoining liv golf. mcelroy described that as something of a betrayal, and i asked ian poulterfor of a betrayal, and i asked ian poulter for his reaction to that. betrayal? we can still qualify for the teanr, — betrayal? we can still qualify for the team, as far as i'm aware, unless we've been totally disqualified. i'm still, you know, ready— disqualified. i'm still, you know, ready to — disqualified. i'm still, you know, ready to play as much as i possibly can and _ ready to play as much as i possibly can and make that team. my commitment to the ryder cup i think .oes commitment to the ryder cup i think goes before me. i don't think i should — goes before me. i don't think i should ever come in question. and ian should ever come in question. and ian poulter — should ever come in question. and ian poulter and _ should ever come in question. fific ian poulter and many others have been put up in front of the press to ask those questions are others, because i guess liv golf, ahead of this final event in the note that inaugural series, are feeling pretty bullish about how it's progressed and how it finds itself now where you are in miami.—

and how it finds itself now where you are in miami. yeah, i think they are entitled — you are in miami. yeah, i think they are entitled to _ you are in miami. yeah, i think they are entitled to feel _ you are in miami. yeah, i think they are entitled to feel very _ you are in miami. yeah, i think they are entitled to feel very bullish, - are entitled to feel very bullish, i've seen estimates they've —— suggestion they've estimated something like $8 million into this project, but they probably have exceeded all expectations and what they've achieved. in a news conference where there were eight captains up on the table, there were 15 major titles between them, phil mickelson was there, cameron smith, the open champion, brooks erka — they seemed a bit beyond the reach when they were there. they've really shaken the men's game, and we wait to see how bad it'll unfold with all sorts of litigation in the pipeline as well, it remains a very febrile time in terms of men's golf, but liv golf have made an impressive start in many respects, in terms of the names they've assembled, and this week putting on their season finale which is a $50 million tournament.

ian carter in miami for us. next to a football team whose name is one that immediately also tells you their purpose. changing lives fc is a sunday league side in harlow that offers a place for refugees and asylum seekers to play, making history in the process. dan ogunshakin has been to meet them. if we lose, we lose. if we win, we win. it's all about being together, 0k? win. it's all about being together, ok? we aren't individuals, we are a team. and that is so important, that's what changing lives fc is all about stuff like this small corner of essex is home to a football team trying to improve lives and perceptions _ trying to improve lives and perceptions immigration. lives the first team entirely of immigrants and comprised entirely of immigrants and refugees, and is the brainchild of david simmons. it’s refugees, and is the brainchild of david simmons.— refugees, and is the brainchild of david simmons. it's 'ust grown and crown, david simmons. it's 'ust grown and grown. and _ david simmons. it's 'ust grown and grown. and now— david simmons. it's 'ust grown and grown, and now we _ david simmons. it'sjust grown and grown, and now we are _ david simmons. it'sjust grown and grown, and now we are supporting | grown, and now we are supporting refugees and asylum—seekers. what we are trying to do is portray a are traded tea se is egrtrefe , -,, - picture �*these srs trsires ts ads is ssrtrssrs , -,, -

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the team, — lives fc. we know each other from the team, changing lives fc, that's how we _ the team, changing lives fc, that's how we know each other. everyone feels _ how we know each other. everyone feels more — how we know each other. everyone feels more at home then when they arrive _ feels more at home then when they arrive. , . ., , feels more at home then when they arrive. , . . _ ., arrive. lives changed by changing lives fc arrive. lives changed by changing lives fc - — arrive. lives changed by changing lives fc - something _ arrive. lives changed by changing lives fc - something worth - lives fc — something worth celebrating. cheering. from football to something altogether less established, born in south america — it's a sport enjoying a huge rise in popularity in the uk — and today the gb men's team are flying to dubai for their first ever world championships. i'm talking about padel — a sport with links to tennis and squash — but don't worry if you're new to it, because we sent our reporter matt graveling along to the lawn tennis association to find out more meets chris, frankie, sandy and sam. half of the eight—man team about to make history and the sport of paddle. shah make history and the sport of addle. �* ., .,

make history and the sport of addle. . . . make history and the sport of addle. ~ . . , paddle. an amazing achievement this ear in paddle. an amazing achievement this year in qualifying _ paddle. an amazing achievement this year in qualifying for _ paddle. an amazing achievement this year in qualifying for the _ paddle. an amazing achievement this year in qualifying for the dubai - year in qualifying for the dubai world championship which starts on monday. it's a huge achievement. 18 other teams trying to qualify for the world championships and we are one of those three to qualify, so it's a huge achievement for us stop at great britain will compete against the likes of egypt, brazil, france and chile as well the favourite, spain and argentina. let's pause for a second what is addle? let's pause for a second what is paddle? paddle _ let's pause for a second what is paddle? paddle originated - let's pause for a second what is paddle? paddle originated in i let's pause for a second what is - paddle? paddle originated in mexico and boomed in _ paddle? paddle originated in mexico and boomed in argentina _ paddle? paddle originated in mexico and boomed in argentina then - paddle? paddle originated in mexico and boomed in argentina then came| paddle? paddle originated in mexico i and boomed in argentina then came to spain and _ and boomed in argentina then came to spain and spain where responsible for commercialising the sports. it for commercialising the sports. [it was for commercialising the sports. was three for commercialising the sports. it was three years ago that the lawn tennis association integrated paddle into their operation and since then, the number of courts in the uk has risen from 50 to more than 200. paddle is played in paris on a smaller court than tennis and enclosed by walls like squash. the scoring is the same as tennis, but rather than using a racket, players use a batch, it is smaller and has

no strings. the balls are similar to tennis, but offer a little less bounce. it tennis, but offer a little less bounce. , ., ., tennis, but offer a little less bounce. , . . ., tennis, but offer a little less bounce. . . . , bounce. it is a game that anybody can ick bounce. it is a game that anybody can pick pp _ bounce. it is a game that anybody can pick pp really _ bounce. it is a game that anybody can pick up really quickly. - bounce. it is a game that anybody can pick up really quickly. you - bounce. it is a game that anybodyj can pick up really quickly. you can go on the court then starts getting a rally going really easily. it is great as a social sports, and just the added elements of the racket skills, plus the walls, just makes it such a fun game, rallies can go on for a long time.— it such a fun game, rallies can go on for a long time. when i first got introduced — on for a long time. when i first got introduced to _ on for a long time. when i first got introduced to paddle in _ on for a long time. when i first got introduced to paddle in the - on for a long time. when i first got introduced to paddle in the uk - introduced to paddle in the uk probably eight or nine years ago, it was kind of played in pockets of the country _ was kind of played in pockets of the country and small clubs, a couple of courts, and — country and small clubs, a couple of courts, and really since joining with— courts, and really since joining with the — courts, and really since joining with the lta and putting paddle under— with the lta and putting paddle under their with the lta and putting paddle undertheir banner, with the lta and putting paddle under their banner, the game is really— under their banner, the game is really taking off.— under their banner, the game is really taking off. road tennis and addle do really taking off. road tennis and paddle do you — really taking off. road tennis and paddle do you share _ really taking off. road tennis and paddle do you share similar- really taking off. road tennis and l paddle do you share similar scales, the team say paddle is much easier to pick up and you don't need any racket sports experience to enjoy it. but if you are new and you would like to see how it's can go online to watch britain's men take on the world when the championship gets under way next week. next craven, bbc news. this time next month, england will

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to psc, so they trailed by a goal to zero in the netherlands. the later game in europe of the gets manchester united against... christiana ronaldo is back in the united starting line—up for that match at old trafford. it is a chris after he was suspended from his own team for that match against chelsea because of what happened last week against spurs after he left the ground. he's back in the team and you can follow that and all the european matches on the bbc sport website. that is all from sportsday. as ever, thank you so much for your company. it is goodbye for now. good evening. more of the same of the next few days. mild, being at times. back to sunshine, back to rain again. how about friday at

south? looks like it will be a wet morning for us, come the afternoon, it should brighten up, let's have a look at the park after this evening. overnight, here is the next weather front. quite heavy rain spreading across ireland, reaching northern ireland in the early hours of the morning and western scotland, but many other areas towards the east should stay dry. temperatures between around 9— celsius in the lake and 15 degrees in plymouth and the channel islands. tomorrow morning starts out bright ash, but very quickly, the consul thinking, the rain will spread north and then come the afternoon can see many parts of the country at brighten up. temperatures again every bit as mild between 20—12 in the north.

hello, i'm karin giannone. this is outside source. the northern ireland assembly is just hours away from collapse after six months of deadlock. political parties have failed to form a governing executive. the democratic unionists are not happy with the post—brexit trade arrangements, but republicans sinn fein say they're disrespecting the voters' wishes. back in may, people voted for change. they voted because they want politics to work. the electorate want grown—up politicians to take everyday challenges seriously, the things that impact the lives of workers and families. the barrier to devolution is not the dup, it's the northern ireland protocol.