here is the rainfall in scotland, here is the radar from the last few hour, the amber warning radar from the last few hour, the amberwarning are radar from the last few hour, the amber warning are the met office is still in force for the next three hours, or so, two—and—a—half hours, the most amount of rainfall fell where pretty much where the forecast was around charr, momm of where pretty much where the forecast was around charr,140mm of rain, thatis was around charr,140mm of rain, that is a lot of water so there is disruption. but for many the weekend is not so bad. saturday we have sunshine on the way and then on sunday, quite a few showers, we will be in between weather systems tomorrow. this weather system, that is heading our way, and will be sweeping across the country during the course of saturday night. this is what the morning looks like, out to the west, clear skies for many, even a touch of frost, particularly if northern ireland, and some south—west parts of the uk, here is the forecast for tomorrow, so eastern parts of the country pretty cloudy with this layer of cloud, you

can see stretching from the south—east all the way to eastern scotland. only seven degrees in newcastle but out towards the west, much better weather there are to liverpool, and for cardiff round ten degrees this is the next weather front, so it is sweeping off the atlantic, behind it is cold air, lots of shower, it reaches the irish sea round about 11.00 midnight and then basically through the early hours of sunday, that weather front sweeps out into the north sea and then behind it, we have that rush of wind, so often what happens is you get the weather front and behind it the showers follow in behind, so sunday is going to be the classic mixed bag, frequent showers out toward the west, some of them could bring hail, some could bring thunder and out of the two days sunday is going to feel the cold eest. back to you. thank you. that is it from the bbc news at six. the news continues here on bbc one, time tojoin our teams across the nations and regions for the news where you are. good night.

evening. iam all i am all they foster. here's what's coming up on sporstday this evening the world cup u—turn. fifa have to tell one of their major sponsors that they can't sell their beer in any of qatar's stadiums the opening game is on sunday, england and wales get started on monday, we'll get the latest from both camps there's a world cup final tonight in manchester, can england's rugby league wheelchair team get the better of the french also coming up in the programme... and it's the 50 year anniversary of england and scotlands first women's international, we'll hear from some of the players

hello welcome to you. we are in the eve of the world cup opening weekend. evening, welcome along, 10 years ago the premier league chairman sir dave richards had to apologise for a speech he gave in qatar, warning the world cup organisers that european fans would boycott the tournament if beer wasn't freely available, and that a happy medium woukld have to be found bewteen cultures. well, just 48 hours to go and one of fifa's main sponsors, budweiser, has been told that they can't now sell their beer in, or around any of the stadiums. fifa say they've made the decision after discussions with the qatar authorities. let's cross live to doha and speak to our sports editor, dan roan, when fifa get into tournament mode, they have total control, are fiercely protective of their sponsors, and budweiser have been a part of the fifa family for decades, how on earth did

they let this happen so close to the start of the tournament? it's remarkable, oily. this 11th hour shifting of the goalpost. it is embarrassing for fifa and they do face the potential of legal action from budweiser. you're right, they have been as key sponsor. they sign up have been as key sponsor. they sign up for your due around £63 million. the average east ace rather terse statement. they didn't refer to any potential breach of contract. they said it was beyond their control of the decision had been taken. before that there was a tweet that was hastily defeated the which referred to be awkward. i somewhat light—hearted attempt to what

happened. when you consider as a result of that usually controversial results in 2010 that saw this tiny, very wealthy gulf state when the right to host a work the tournament was shifted from its traditional summer slot to now in the middle of winter with all of the consequences and disruption that has caused. perhaps we shouldn't be surprised. it's not the only example of course. backin it's not the only example of course. back in august the host successfully managed to shift forward the opening match to sunday. in order that they played on that opening day as well. nevertheless, it's a major surprise. we are in that conservative muslim country. there are tight controls over the sales of alcohol. it's not entirely drive. there are places licensed like the hud looks, i need to advise and that they would be up to advise and that they would be up to buy alcohol at special kiosks

around the perimeter of the stadium. they are letting it be known, the host that this is down to them being mined of people who want to go to the stadium and be comfortable. given that the local sensitivities and local culture. it would have this made many friends. malcolm clark the football association she just spoke with us earlier. some england funds like a drink. some don't. and they would always be like that. but i think the problem with this announcement it has been made so late. when we went out there in september we were told that alcohol would be available in the stadium. i know, 48 hours before the tournament starts, it is strange. i think what we worry a lot of england there is that worry now about whether there

could be more u—turns in otherareas, fifa were roundly criticised when they said, right everyone, enough of the human rights stuff, let's just concentrate on the football, and with millions of fans expected there in the coming weeks, arriving from countries with a different set of norms, that mix of cultures and attitudes could prove challenging for qatar? i think it's an early glimpse, an early example of the violence and acts of the host. there would have to strike over these coming weeks. it does raise questions. how will this city handle this unprecedented influx of a million visitors over the next coming days. it does feel quite right now. we are in a country where there are discriminatory laws where there are discriminatory laws where being gay is illegal. i lots of conjecture and assurances have been given from the authorities that all would be welcome. it will inevitably raise questions as to what else can change as malcolm

clark said there. the other major area of conjecture has been the treatment of my current workers who have been involved in the building of stadiums and vast infrastructure over the last decade or so old when the vote was one. there are fares from human rights campaigners that many died indirectly or directly as a result of the world cup coming here. the organisers deny that is the case. i spoke to bbc present or a guarantor leak earlier about what is going on. i mind closely associated with this tournament from the past. there are significant issues regarding human rights issues around this. regarding homophobia and various— this. regarding homophobia and various things they have here. i am accustomed — various things they have here. i am accustomed to it because i have spent _ accustomed to it because i have spent most of my life in the build-up— spent most of my life in the build—up of workups talking about issues _ build—up of workups talking about issues other than football. as you

said, _ issues other than football. as you said. when— issues other than football. as you said, when the football starts you tend to _ said, when the football starts you tend to stop talking about it. but that's _ tend to stop talking about it. but that's how — tend to stop talking about it. but that's how sport washing works. you have to _ that's how sport washing works. you have to be _ that's how sport washing works. you have to be careful. i thought we were _ have to be careful. i thought we were sport _ have to be careful. i thought we were sport washed in russia. i don't think_ were sport washed in russia. i don't think the _ were sport washed in russia. i don't think the world had stood up about what happened in crimea. i include myself— what happened in crimea. i include myself in _ what happened in crimea. i include myself in that. it doesn't seem like the world _ myself in that. it doesn't seem like the world in— myself in that. it doesn't seem like the world in route had problems as much _ the world in route had problems as much as— the world in route had problems as much as they did with what has happened in ukraine. you learn lessons — happened in ukraine. you learn lessons. this is where the world cup is we _ lessons. this is where the world cup is we are _ lessons. this is where the world cup is we are here to report the world cup hot _ is we are here to report the world cup not supported. we will raise the issues _ cup not supported. we will raise the issues and _ cup not supported. we will raise the issues and talk about them. whether that does— issues and talk about them. whether that does any good, or make any change _ that does any good, or make any change here i suspect it won't. gary lineker of course _ change here i suspect it won't. (1:81: lineker of course talking to change here i suspect it won't. (1:51: lineker of course talking to me earlier a vocal critic of the work of coming to qatar. much of the criticism the whole essay is unfair. they say the stage hope will protect

their image positively to the rest of the world. which solidifies the rapid ascendancy you see here in delhi over the last few decades. in a way i think this world cup is symbolic of that. they say this is a nice about sports washing and the skin to grow the game and leave a unifying legacy. many people fear that football would be used here rarely before has the build—up felt quite so divisive as this. fiur quite so divisive as this. our sorts quite so divisive as this. our sports and _ quite so divisive as this. our sports and is _ quite so divisive as this. our sports and is there - quite so divisive as this. our sports and is there life from doha thank you. let's check in with england and wales now, both have been training ahead of their opening group b matches on monday. england are facing iran, alex howell has the latest from the england camp. day three here in the england training camp and it has been very hot. the players have been training here earlier today the stop and the first players we saw on the pitch where the goalkeepers and we actually spoke to one of them. our

snow stopper and rosedale and he is in the best form of his career at the moment top of the premier league and asked the first woke up. he was sentin and asked the first woke up. he was sent in area—wide the hard times earlier and in his career split them up earlier and in his career split them up for it to good for me had now. there are times where you have to pinch yourself moments. use beak to your mum _ pinch yourself moments. use beak to your mum and dad are my mrs it's a really— your mum and dad are my mrs it's a really good — your mum and dad are my mrs it's a really good place to be in. especially after the first few years of my _ especially after the first few years of my career learn my trade in difficult — of my career learn my trade in difficult situations. sort of, getting _ difficult situations. sort of, getting rethought off and whatnot. it's enjoyable at the minutes and that hard — it's enjoyable at the minutes and that hard work you reap your word words _ that hard work you reap your word words for — that hard work you reap your word words for. i'm here now and that doesn't — words for. i'm here now and that doesn't mean anything to be fair. i've doesn't mean anything to be fair. i've got— doesn't mean anything to be fair. i've got to — doesn't mean anything to be fair. i've got to try and get going to get into the _ i've got to try and get going to get into the team and stay here. of into the team and stay here. fiif course into the team and stay here. course when

into the team and stay here. of course when you're at the workup talk always go to penalties and an rams there was talk ask about his team it sacca and his situation. renzo said he is taking penalties for arsenal and buzz back. here in the build—up to the orion game they build up is going is possible. to wales then, we heard yesterday about how they were getting used to the above average temperatures. it shouldn't be a huge issue for their match against the usa, that's a 10 o'clock kick off on monday night. hywel griffith has been with the wales squad today once again, whales have decided to train later in the day and avoid the mean afternoon heat. is their first woke up in 64 years so learning and acclimatise them to do. it's still unseasonably warm here. theirfocus on monday's game against the usa. questions arise in over who will start that picture. it would face a

young, physicaland start that picture. it would face a young, physical and fast opponent in the usa team. who would be in go?. it's a question for the goalkeepers unit. we had all three goalkeepers in for the bus. when hennessy who was the highest amount of gaps is probably the favourite to start. he hasn't had much minutes but he says every position is upper start. i haven't paid much and they had just one game _ haven't paid much and they had just one game on wednesday. yet, it's up for grabs _ one game on wednesday. yet, it's up for grabs. the two hot guys next to here be _ for grabs. the two hot guys next to here be our— for grabs. the two hot guys next to here be ourtraining for grabs. the two hot guys next to here be our training really well and looking _ here be our training really well and looking sharp. so it's a decision. delayed — looking sharp. so it's a decision. delayed training yesterday to avoid the heat tended that help? how did ou co -e the heat tended that help? how did you cope with _ the heat tended that help? how did you cope with it- — the heat tended that help? how did you cope with it. our— the heat tended that help? how did you cope with it. our it _ the heat tended that help? how did you cope with it. our it helps - the heat tended that help? how did you cope with it. our it helps yeah i you cope with it. our it helps yeah definitely — you cope with it. our it helps yeah definitely. of are walking and now you can _ definitely. of are walking and now you can see the heat is quite powerfut _ you can see the heat is quite powerful. so obviously we delay training — powerful. so obviously we delay training as long as possible for the outfielders more than the

goalkeepers is a problem. but i think— goalkeepers is a problem. but i think it's — goalkeepers is a problem. but i think it's a _ goalkeepers is a problem. but i think it's a good decision. in terms ofthe think it's a good decision. in terms of the other— think it's a good decision. in terms of the other players _ think it's a good decision. in terms of the other players we _ think it's a good decision. in terms of the other players we are - think it's a good decision. in terms of the other players we are told i of the other players we are told everyone is fit and getting ready for monday. and in their downtime the players have been able to enjoy the players have been able to enjoy the hotel and i go cemetery that they've had it installed. you won't be surprised it here garfield has the separate highest score so far. as that world cup starts, another one is drawing to a close. the rugby league world cup, with three finals over the next 24 hours. tonight, the wheelchair final sees the hosts england take on france. adam wild is at manchester central, adam, france, are the champions, they've won the last two finals against england, but they've always been close. think it might finally go england's way? well there are thousands of it england fans to pack into this arena this evening. they believe now is their best chance to win this

competition for the first time since 2000 and eight. the french are here in boatloads as well many french supporters arriving banging drums and waving flags. they hope this is the perfect fine eyes well as france wonks number one in the world and england ranks number two. these two really are the driving forces in the world of wheelchair rugby league. whoever wins this evening the success in many ways belongs to the sport itself. so many people are introduced to the sport over the last few weeks. has fired the imagination. that's something i spoke with the england captain about yesterday. he said it's been a dream come true up onto the stage. this workup has been magical. since were 17_ this workup has been magical. since were 17 and — this workup has been magical. since were 17 and is said we would work hard _ were 17 and is said we would work hard and — were 17 and is said we would work hard and get there. obvious the build-up— hard and get there. obvious the build—up to it has been massive. it

has been _ build—up to it has been massive. it has been finally here. it's like a pinch _ has been finally here. it's like a pinch me — has been finally here. it's like a pinch me moment. we have worked so hard for— pinch me moment. we have worked so hard for this _ pinch me moment. we have worked so hard for this moment we just can't wear— hard for this moment we just can't wear to— hard for this moment we just can't wear to get— hard for this moment we just can't wear to get out there and get going. no england involvement in the double header of finals at old trafford tomorrow, but still some terrific games to look forward to after this attention turns to this world cup finals. the woman's finals is the first of that double—header. new zealand knocked out england in that semifinal, taken on a string of the dominant force in the women's game. the same can be said for the men's final as well. australia made up of one each of the last nine in the men's game take on the surprise package for many. so mama who knocked out england last week in that extraordinary game. they have

had quite some journey. that extraordinary game. they have had quite somejourney. some that extraordinary game. they have had quite some journey. had quite some “ourney. some more into the final— had quite some “ourney. some more into the final of— had quite some journey. some more into the final of the _ had quite some journey. some more into the final of the rugby _ had quite some journey. some more into the final of the rugby league - into the final of the rugby league workuo — into the final of the rugby league workuo what— into the final of the rugby league workup. what a _ into the final of the rugby league workup. what a moment? - into the final of the rugby league workup. what a moment? .- a single point on a rainy laundry night. but the point that will 111 a single point on a rainy laundry night. but the point that will alter this nations history england sent home and similar have arrived. it’s home and similar have arrived. it�*s incredible to see what it meant to people here across the world and in some office up incredible to see to support this team has generated. it's so humbling and where appreciative. fin it's so humbling and where appreciative.— it's so humbling and where a - reciative. ., , it's so humbling and where a- reciative. ., , ., appreciative. on the other side of the world this _ appreciative. on the other side of the world this is _ appreciative. on the other side of the world this is where _ appreciative. on the other side of the world this is where the - appreciative. on the other side of the world this is where the party l the world this is where the party was. so more i've spoiled england's. the world this is where the party was. so more i've sjusted england's. the world this is where the party was. so more i've sjust at few land's. the world this is where the party was. so rr more re sjust at few sages the world this is where the party was. so rr more distant at few sages the world this is where the party was. so rr more distant etfe\ that. i say not how you start

they say it's not how you start a competition but how you ended. for some more construction scarcely some more that construction scarcely be true. apart by england on tournaments opening day and the tournaments opening day and there has some turnaround. an there has been some turnaround. all had to do was be better than the week— had to do was be better than the week before. i realise how much of the impact — week before. i realise how much of the impact we have in our people driving factor for us. amongst those sendin: driving factor for us. amongst those sending their _ driving factor for us. amongst those sending their support _ driving factor for us. amongst those sending their support this _ sending their support this week. some of his most famous son. this is the first time. — some of his most famous son. this is the first time, our— some of his most famous son. this is the first time, our island, _ some of his most famous son. this is the first time, our island, or - the first time, our island, or country— the first time, our island, or country of— the first time, our island, or country of similar— the first time, our island, or country of similar has - the first time, our island, or country of similar has ever l the first time, our island, or- country of similar has ever gone to the finals — country of similar has ever gone to the finals for— country of similar has ever gone to the finals. for any— country of similar has ever gone to the finals. for any sport _ country of similar has ever gone to the finals. for any sport they - country of similar has ever gone to the finals. for any sport they are l the finals. for any sport they are making _ the finals. for any sport they are making history _ the finals. for any sport they are making history. i— the finals. for any sport they are making history. i could - the finals. for any sport they are making history. i could not - the finals. for any sport they are making history. i could not be i the finals. for any sport they are i making history. i could not be more proud _ making history. i could not be more proud of— making history. i could not be more proud of them _ making history. i could not be more proud of them. we _ making history. i could not be more proud of them. we could _ making history. i could not be more proud of them. we could not - making history. i could not be more l proud of them. we could not be more proud _ proud of them. we could not be more proud of— proud of them. we could not be more proud of them — proud of them. we could not be more proud of them. but— proud of them. we could not be more proud of them-— proud of them. but on the biggest stare, proud of them. but on the biggest state, the proud of them. but on the biggest stage, the greatest _ proud of them. but on the biggest stage, the greatest task. - proud of them. but on the biggest| stage, the greatest task. australia all week. winners of each of the last nine world cups it doesn't get tougher. irate

last nine world cups it doesn't get tou:her. ~ ~' ., j last nine world cups it doesn't get tou:her. ~ .. ~. f , tougher. we know they're very passionate _ tougher. we know they're very passionate it's _ tougher. we know they're very passionate it's going _ tougher. we know they're very passionate it's going to - tougher. we know they're very passionate it's going to be - tougher. we know they're very passionate it's going to be a i tougher. we know they're very i passionate it's going to be a good performance with the put our best foot forward and i so to do. br; foot forward and i so to do. by making the finals of similar have already lived down the challenge to their games establish order. the small specific island has already made history here now for some more. so that some a usher them and finally is tomorrow afternoon taken here at manchester this evening england's last fans of lead in our rugby league tournament at their own country. coverage begins at seven p:m.. a former professional rugby union player has said his brain injury almost led him to suicide. paul pook suffered multiple concussions while playing the sport and is now part of a lawsuit taking action against rugby's governing bodies for negligence. more than 200 former players claim that playing the sport caused them brain damage. jane dougall reports.

i was jobless and homeless, penniless really.— i was jobless and homeless, penniless really. i was jobless and homeless, enniless reall. ., �*, ., penniless really. paul's book was a professional— penniless really. paul's book was a professional rugby _ penniless really. paul's book was a professional rugby player - penniless really. paul's book was a professional rugby player and - penniless really. paul's book was a i professional rugby player and became a fitness coach after. but repeated concussions during his playing career lead to seizures. he was diagnosed with clinical depression then as bipolar and became suicidal. desire not to exist was so powerful. there was a tree which was at the junction before turning down to the house we lived in. i bigotry and i thought i could bump into that. i cycled a lot. i thought an accident on my leg would look like an accident. but all the while there was that the elements of hope multiplied by the fact that they had

two beautiful daughters. and i suppose that's what. .. two beautiful daughters. and i suppose that's what... paul two beautiful daughters. and i suppose that's what. . .- two beautiful daughters. and i suppose that's what... paul is one of 225 rugby _ suppose that's what... paul is one of 225 rugby players _ suppose that's what... paul is one of 225 rugby players taking - suppose that's what... paul is one of 225 rugby players taking legal l of 225 rugby players taking legal action against the games authorities. as part of the lawsuit he underwent a series of tests and scans and specialists confirmed the link. he scans and specialists confirmed the link. .. scans and specialists confirmed the link. ,., ., , scans and specialists confirmed the link. .,, ~ , scans and specialists confirmed the link. ~ , ., link. he said it was likely that haemorrhage _ link. he said it was likely that haemorrhage and _ link. he said it was likely that | haemorrhage and concussions link. he said it was likely that - haemorrhage and concussions cause disruption the emotional circuitry which led to my depression and bipolar. which led to my depression and bi olar. ~ _ _ bipolar. well rugby, the rugby football unit _ bipolar. well rugby, the rugby football unit are _ bipolar. well rugby, the rugby football unit are accused - bipolar. well rugby, the rugby football unit are accused of i bipolar. well rugby, the rugby- football unit are accused of failing to protect players. all three organisations say they have not yet been issued with a legal claim but were driven by a passion to safeguard their players. i were driven by a passion to safeguard their players. i am not as an: as i safeguard their players. i am not as angry as i been- _ safeguard their players. i am not as angry as i been. because _ safeguard their players. i am not as angry as i been. because i'm - safeguard their players. i am not as angry as i been. because i'm so - angry as i been. because i'm so grateful of the positives i've

gotten from the sport. i'm hoping they can be more of an integrated approach based on the lawsuit, and media. perhaps to keep rugby players healthy. media. perhaps to keep rugby players health . . 1' media. perhaps to keep rugby players health . ., ,, , media. perhaps to keep rugby players health . w , ., media. perhaps to keep rugby players health . ., ,, , ., ., healthy. taking up a new skill of trauma and _ healthy. taking up a new skill of trauma and has _ healthy. taking up a new skill of trauma and has helped - healthy. taking up a new skill of trauma and has helped with - healthy. taking up a new skill of- trauma and has helped with memory and energy levels. there is no cure for his decision but paul believes he can improve his quality of life. jan goat bbc news. if you have been affected by any of the issues in that report, a list of organisations that can help is available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call forfree to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066 let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines manchester united are exploring their legal options as they look to end cristiano ronaldo's time at old trafford. the club say they have "initiated appropriate steps' after he heavily criticised the club in a recent tv interview.

seven—time champion ronnie o'sullivan is out of snooker�*s uk championship — after beating thrashed by dingjunhui. the chinese player eased to victory in their quarter final — winning 6 frames to nil in york. matt fitzpatrick is on course to end the season as european number one. he's shares the lead on 12 under with tyrell hatton at the halfway stage of the season—ending dp world tour championship in dubai today marks 50 years since england and scotland's women faced each other at wembley in their first official international match. six of the players involved returend to the stadium to discuss what's changed since 1972, the struggles they had to go through to play the sport they loved and their hopes for the future of the women's game. kimberley boak caught up with them welcome to wimbley. you are all back together again. what it was like to be reunited? talk to me than about

the actual england scotland match. we have some cool scores in our midst here. we have some cool scores in our midst here-— we have some cool scores in our midst here. . , ., , ., midst here. can you remember what it was late when — midst here. can you remember what it was late when you _ midst here. can you remember what it was late when you scored? _ midst here. can you remember what it was late when you scored? i _ midst here. can you remember what it was late when you scored? i scored i was late when you scored? i scored the equaliser- _ was late when you scored? i scored the equaliser. and _ was late when you scored? i scored the equaliser. and as _ was late when you scored? i scored the equaliser. and as you _ was late when you scored? i scored the equaliser. and as you say i was late when you scored? i scored the equaliser. and as you say you l the equaliser. and as you say you don't realise the importance. the - itch don't realise the importance. the itch was don't realise the importance. the pitch was absolutely frozen solid. and it _ pitch was absolutely frozen solid. and it snowed _ pitch was absolutely frozen solid. and it snowed during _ pitch was absolutely frozen solid. and it snowed during the - pitch was absolutely frozen solid. | and it snowed during the game as wett~ _ and it snowed during the game as well. ., .. and it snowed during the game as well, ., ., , ., and it snowed during the game as well. ., ., , ., ., and it snowed during the game as well. ., ., , ., 1, .. well. scotland started well. to knew well. scotland started well. to knew we were down _ well. scotland started well. to knew we were down and _ well. scotland started well. to knew we were down and then _ well. scotland started well. to knew we were down and then that - well. scotland started well. to knew we were down and then that english| we were down and then that english spirit came and then it was 2—2. let me say i scored the winning goal but it was lucky. that me say i scored the winning goal but it was lucky-— it was lucky. at the time particularly _ it was lucky. at the time particularly from - it was lucky. at the time particularly from you i it was lucky. at the time | particularly from you guys it was lucky. at the time - particularly from you guys from scotland and official support. that must have been frustrating which given you also passionate. hat must have been frustrating which given you also passionate. not long after i was banned _ given you also passionate. not long after i was banned for— given you also passionate. not long

after i was banned for life _ given you also passionate. not long after i was banned for life so - given you also passionate. not long after i was banned for life so i i after i was banned for life so i just put my head down. you get on your bike and prove them wrong. ianthem your bike and prove them wrong. when ou look at your bike and prove them wrong. when you look at i — your bike and prove them wrong. when you look at i had _ your bike and prove them wrong. when you look at i had to _ your bike and prove them wrong. when you look at i had to the _ your bike and prove them wrong. when you look at i had to the women's euros. one of them are simply liberated tournaments ever. to think those of you here kick started that movement. how do you think when you watched on tele and think you had a massive impact on that? it’s watched on tele and think you had a massive impact on that?— massive impact on that? it's only when joe massive impact on that? it's only when joe scott — massive impact on that? it's only when joe scott said _ massive impact on that? it's only when joe scott said everyone i massive impact on that? it's only l when joe scott said everyone every whenjoe scott said everyone every moment— whenjoe scott said everyone every moment as — whenjoe scott said everyone every moment as their hand on his trophy. and you _ moment as their hand on his trophy. and you realise that yes, we started it. . ., ., ., ., and you realise that yes, we started it. what would all love you like to sa to it. what would all love you like to say to anyone _ it. what would all love you like to say to anyone that _ it. what would all love you like to say to anyone that has _ it. what would all love you like to say to anyone that has ever i it. what would all love you like to say to anyone that has ever said i it. what would all love you like to l say to anyone that has ever said we shouldn't play football? irate say to anyone that has ever said we shouldn't play football?— shouldn't play football? we had it for ears shouldn't play football? we had it for years and _ shouldn't play football? we had it for years and years _ shouldn't play football? we had it for years and years that _ shouldn't play football? we had it for years and years that women i shouldn't play football? we had it i for years and years that women can't play footbaii~ — for years and years that women can't play footbaii~ i — for years and years that women can't play football-— play football. i would say nobody should tell _ play football. i would say nobody should tell you _ play football. i would say nobody should tell you can't _ play football. i would say nobody should tell you can't do - play football. i would say nobody i should tell you can't do something. ifyou _ should tell you can't do something. ifyou want — should tell you can't do something. if you want to do something go for it. the new premier 15s season starts tomorrow. the start was delayed to avoid a clash with

the womens rugby world cup. saracens are the reigning champions, worcester warriors finished eighth last season. but after the club went into administration — they're just happy to be playing. dan pallett reports worchester warriors have a lot to tackle. but the women have survived and on sunday they begin their campaign in the premiere of it is incredible there was some uncertainty but it's good to, the other side. to uncertainty but it's good to, the other side-— uncertainty but it's good to, the other side. ., ,, ., ., uncertainty but it's good to, the other side. ., ~' ., ., ., other side. to know where we are and what we're doing _ other side. to know where we are and what we're doing and _ other side. to know where we are and what we're doing and can _ other side. to know where we are and what we're doing and can focus - other side. to know where we are and what we're doing and can focus on i what we're doing and can focus on the rugby. the what we're doing and can focus on the ru:b . . ., , what we're doing and can focus on theru:b. . ., , the rugby. the uncertainty was financial. the _ the rugby. the uncertainty was financial. the entire _ the rugby. the uncertainty was financial. the entire club i the rugby. the uncertainty was financial. the entire club was l the rugby. the uncertainty was i financial. the entire club was put into administration in september. the warriors were on the brink. if i'm honest there were some pretty dark moments and so much uncertain city. dark moments and so much uncertain city it— dark moments and so much uncertain city it was— dark moments and so much uncertain city. it was out of control at times and made it— city. it was out of control at times and made it hard. iwill city. it was out of control at times and made it hard. i will be line is that i_ and made it hard. i will be line is that i said — and made it hard. i will be line is that i said i— and made it hard. i will be line is that i said i wasn't worried. what kept _ that i said i wasn't worried. what kept it— that i said i wasn't worried. what kept it altogether was the players

and staff— kept it altogether was the players and staff in support of m1. while the men teams _ and staff in support of m1. while the men teams have _ and staff in support of m1. while the men teams have been i and staff in support of m1. lag le; the men teams have been suspended and relegated. the women gathered the funding to secure their place in the funding to secure their place in the top flight. of course they want to finish as high as possible in the league but the fact they're bringing rugby back is reason alone to celebrate. to run out and the stadium would be special. hopefully all the supporters, _ stadium would be special. hopefully all the supporters, it's _ stadium would be special. hopefully all the supporters, it's really - stadium would be special. hopefully all the supporters, it's really sad i all the supporters, it's really sad the men will be plain here but we would love to the supporters to come along and support the woman. it would mean a lot to the players and everyone involved. i would mean a lot to the players and everyone involved.— everyone involved. i knew don beckons for — everyone involved. i knew don beckons for the _ everyone involved. i knew don beckons for the woman's i everyone involved. i knew don| beckons for the woman's rugby everyone involved. i knew don - beckons for the woman's rugby union and never more so than for the first or warriors. a reminder of our top story book two days before the world cup in qatar there's going to be a bear ban. i have a good weekend.

as severe weather warning across england. the focus is now on the impacts of that heavy rain. we've seen a millions of the last few days and this has led to widespread disruption with thudding across eastern areas. the scotland environmental but section agency has added flood warnings where the flood in as a significant threat to life. even with packaged bring overnight. some communities will see that studying get worse before it gets better on saturday. western areas with clear clear skies overnight. it is here will see the best of the sunshine. i was a bit cloudy and stupid of light touch of rain. on sunday morning you will see breaks of rain arriving but not till the

end of the afternoon. there is a bit more of rain coming overnight and then clear night skies.

this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm samantha simmonds. the headlines. un climate talks are extended by another day, with leaders at deadlock over compensation for poorer countries being ravaged by climate change. qatar bans the sale of alcohol from its eight world cup stadiums, in a last—minute u—turn two days from kickoff. twitter reportedly asks engineers who write software to report to its offices by 2pm local, the company has been gutted by layoffs since elon musk took over. and the uk has entered a "new era" of higher taxes according to a leading economic think tank — which also claims middle earners are "set for a shock"