into winter and so we can autumn into winter and so we can look back into the autumn and it has brought us lots of rain, wetter than normal, the blue areas on this map shows the places that have been wetter than normal, particularly for northern ireland, eastern scotland and the south of england. it has also been very warm autumn. the third on record. and that keeps us on course for 2022 potentially to be the warmest year on record. the one thing that could change that would be very cold december. how has dec started? with a lot of fog and where that lingered it stayed chilly and through parts of the midlands into the west country we see more of that fog tonight and it will be quite dense and widespread and further north across the uk, lots of cloud and spits of drizzle so whichever way you slice it, quite a murky night and temperatures typically above freezing if the sky is clear you might get a touch of frost. if

you might get a touch of frost. if you have travel plans through the midlands, east wales and the west country tomorrow morning, fog could cause issues. however, will start to see more of an easterly breeze developing and that should help the fog break—up so i am hopeful of a little more in the way of sunshine and equally some showers feeding into eastern coasts. northern ireland seeing some sunshine in scotland likely to stick with cloud and drizzle. temperatures at 11 or stornoway but typically 69 degrees. the weekend brings cloud and bits and pieces of rain to the north—west and pieces of rain to the north—west and also a few showers further east. and an easterly breeze making it feel chilly. into next week, we are set to develop this northerly breeze and that really will make it feel cold and it brings the potential for some wintry showers. sophie. thanks, ben. and that's all from the six team tonight. 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. goodnight.

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our headlines this evening. the world cup loses its first heavyweight. lukaku misses a litany of chances as belgium go out with croatia and morocco in the last 16. that was my last game at the international team. that was my last game at the internationalteam. it that was my last game at the international team. it is emotional, as you can imagine. germany are in peril too. could they be the next casuatly in qatar? and england rewrite the record books on their first day of test crcket in pakistan for 17 years with 500 runs and four centurions. also coming up in the programme... ands stepping up to the states. jamie chadwick gets a drive in the indy nxt series.

third in 2018, second in the world rankings, but belgium are the first big name to fall at the qatar world cup. their goalless draw with croatia wasn't enough to send them through to the last 16, while the finalists last time out qualified, along with morocco who beat canada 2—i. andy swiss reports on the climax of group f. they've been dubbed of their golden generation. belgian�*s hopes were about to come to a less than glittering end. meeting to beat croatia committee made an early start, croatia awarded an early penalty on for it to be overturned because of offside. it wasn't until after the break belgium found any fluency. still, they couldn't find the net. agony, but it wasjust

fluency. still, they couldn't find the net. agony, but it was just the the net. agony, but it was “ust the start the net. agony, but it was 'ust the start of his — the net. agony, but it wasjust the start of his personal torment, as the chances kept coming and kept refusing to go in, his final opportunity in the final minutes summed up his and belgian�*s night. croatia holding on for a drive which put them through and the world's number two ranked team out. for belgium and especially the luckless player, the frustration was almost too much to take. for morocco, it was a day a very different emotions. due to the knockout stage after canada gifted than an early lead. that's the goal keeper down there. quite plant to milan doing, on the he will know, but he made the most of it. it was soon 2—0. the pace matched by his procession and morocco where in total control. canada did get on the scoresheet an own goal, but it proved a mere blip.

77 through to last 16 for second in roberto martinez led belgium to a semi final in russia four years ago. and then to the quarters in last year's euros, but after their exit in qatar he's resigned. the former everton boss had been in charge for more than six years, and this was his reaction to the draw with croatia. we love the way that this team has played and has given everyone an incredible joy. played and has given everyone an incrediblejoy. the realfans in belgium, they appreciate what this generation are doing. this is the time for me to take and accept that this is the last game. figs time for me to take and accept that this is the last game.— this is the last game. as you can imauine, this is the last game. as you can imagine. i _ this is the last game. as you can imagine, i have _ this is the last game. as you can imagine, i have had _ this is the last game. as you can imagine, i have had many - imagine, i have had many opportunities to leave, to take jobs at the _ opportunities to leave, to take jobs at the club — opportunities to leave, to take jobs at the club level and i always wanted — at the club level and i always wanted to be loyal, i always wanted to finish_ wanted to be loyal, i always wanted to finish the job. now i don't resign— to finish the job. now i don't resign but this is the end of may

contract — resign but this is the end of may contract. the moment you go to a major— contract. the moment you go to a major tournament in this condition, that was— major tournament in this condition, that was always the plan. so belgium are out. could there be another european contender following them from group e? labelled the hardest group before the world cup began. spain are looking good. they're top ahead of their final match against japan, but germany need a win to have any chance of going through. nesta mcgregor is at the al bayt stadium. nesta despite their position, i wonder if germany will still fancy their chances? good evening. there is 30 minutes until kick—off year and the fans are just making their way inside the stadium. to answer your question, just making their way inside the stadium. to answeryour question, i would say it is a mix of confidence and nerves because germany are seeking a place in the knockout stages but they played one knockout game because after the defeat to japan, their back has been against the wall. there was that plucky i—0 drive at spain, but that has left the germans bottom of group in a

with just one the germans bottom of group in a withjust one point the germans bottom of group in a with just one point and tonight they will have a point to prove as well. remember, this is a must win, and evenif remember, this is a must win, and even if they do win tonight they need spain to do them a favour and to beatjapan. germany had failed to make the neck up stages twice before, but this will be the second world cup running. as for their opponents, coaster rica thrashed 7—0 in the opening game, but they surprised everyone by the beating japan. germany might be favourites, but draw, lose, or don't make the knockout stages, many believe this will be the last game in charge, he only took over in august last year. still, not a manager looking for any sympathy. still, not a manager looking for any s math . ~ ,, �* still, not a manager looking for any sympathy-_ well. i still, not a manager looking for any | sympathy._ well, this still, not a manager looking for any i sympathy._ well, this is sympathy. translation: well, this is our own thoughts _ sympathy. translation: well, this is our own thoughts and _ sympathy. translation: well, this is our own thoughts and we _ sympathy. translation: well, this is our own thoughts and we are - sympathy. translation: well, this is our own thoughts and we are now- sympathy. translation: well, this is our own thoughts and we are now in i our own thoughts and we are now in this situation, _ our own thoughts and we are now in this situation, do _ our own thoughts and we are now in this situation, do what _ our own thoughts and we are now in this situation, do what we _ our own thoughts and we are now in this situation, do what we can - our own thoughts and we are now in this situation, do what we can do, l this situation, do what we can do, it is about — this situation, do what we can do, it is about performing on the pitch, giving _ it is about performing on the pitch, giving it— it is about performing on the pitch, giving it 100%. this is our responsibility and we need to perform _ responsibility and we need to perform and deliver. whatever ha--ens perform and deliver. whatever happens on — perform and deliver. whatever happens on the _ perform and deliver. whatever happens on the pitch - perform and deliver. whatever happens on the pitch in - perform and deliver. whatever happens on the pitch in terms| perform and deliver. whatever. happens on the pitch in terms of perform and deliver. whatever- happens on the pitch in terms of the result of the game, this match will be historic regardless for another

reason. . ., , , ' reason. the world cup might be 92 ears old, reason. the world cup might be 92 years old. but _ reason. the world cup might be 92 years old, but something _ reason. the world cup might be 92 years old, but something very - years old, but something very special happened today and it might say it hasn't come soon enough, but when stephanie of spain takes charge in the middle of the pitch, she will be the first female to officiate a senior men's match at a world cup. i was invited to a referee, but they really wanted to stress is regardless of who is in the middle, it is important that he or she makes the right decision. it is as simple as that. this given the location of the world cup and some of the issues which have surrounded is the most important competition in the world, not only in football, so we know pressure, they are always pressuring

the because they i and if i make a dissent they want to win. i was always welcome, so i think. there you go, they first female referee at a senior men's world cup match. minutes from getting of those players will go down for redemption orflaps. we will players will go down for redemption or flaps. we will have to wait and see. ., ~' or flaps. we will have to wait and see. . ~ , ., all these teams fighting for a place in the last 16. england have already secured theirs of course, and declan rice has suggested at the confidence within the squad right now. the midfielder claims england should be feared by their world cup rivals. he says they have world

class attacking talent, and they're looking to go the whole way. well england's knockoutjourney started in earnest today, and alex howell has been with them. they're preparing for a match against senegal, behind me all 25 players are out training. yesterday, they had a recovery day, which meant stretching and works before having the afternoon off to see their families. gareth southgate has some big decisions to make going into this match following the �* marcus rushford and vfolden. 7 rice, the 7 vfolden. 7 rice, the west phil folden. declan rice, the west ham midfielder spoke to the media earlier today and told us the earlier today and told us why the strength and depth is such a strength and depth is such a strength for this england team. it strength for this england team. to that you can is always nice to know that you can bring _ is always nice to know that you can bring players off the bench that can instantly— bring players off the bench that can instantly change the game. whether that is_ instantly change the game. whether that is a _ instantly change the game. whether that is a dry or we need to freshen up that is a dry or we need to freshen up our— that is a dry or we need to freshen up our friend that is a dry or we need to freshen up ourfriend orand that is a dry or we need to freshen up our friend or and change the legs midfielder— up our friend or and change the legs midfielder or at the back. we have players _ midfielder or at the back. we have players that are world class who can change _ players that are world class who can change the — players that are world class who can change the game. for world cup, you need that— change the game. for world cup, you need that quality. i think he drinks with high amongst other squads in

the tournament. as with high amongst other squads in the tournament.— with high amongst other squads in the tournament. as we move into the knockout stages, _ the tournament. as we move into the knockout stages, penalties _ the tournament. as we move into the knockout stages, penalties rbl- knockout stages, penalties rbl possibility for any team involved. earlier, declan rice was telling us that under gareth southgate, the team has had a mindset change and they got into shoot—out with confidence. the england manager will be hoping that the team can get the job done in 90 minutes and progressed into the quarterfinals of the world cup. that game on sunday, of course. wales started theirjourney home earlier after going out at the group stage. the players were seen leaving their hotel in doha today. rob page's side having lost to england and iran in their group in their first world cup for 64 years. one of tomorrow's games in qatar conjures up memories of a famous meeting from the 2010 tournament. a match that introduced luis suarez to the wider world. given the chance today to apologise for the handball on the line that prevented ghana from reaching the semi fnals in south africa, he declined, saying it was the subsequent missed penalty that did that.

for ghana though. a chance for belated revenge at this world cup, as lydia campbell reports. there players are inconsolable here. fergana, 2010 is the year that could have been. they were drying when all with uruguay in the final seconds of their world cup quarterfinal when this happened. their world cup quarterfinal when this happened-— their world cup quarterfinal when this happened. blocked on the line blocked on the _ this happened. blocked on the line blocked on the line _ this happened. blocked on the line blocked on the line again. - this happened. blocked on the line blocked on the line again. it - this happened. blocked on the line blocked on the line again. it is one j blocked on the line again. it is one ofthe blocked on the line again. it is one of the competitions _ blocked on the line again. it is one of the competitions most - of the competitions most controversial moments. as handball stopping them from becoming the first african team to reach the semifinals there and then. instead they had a penalty and with the weights of his country and his shoulders he missed. the game went to a penalty shoot—out and it was the glanz who made it through. 12 years on, the sides face each other once again and football's biggest

stage and with them still and the uruguay squad, there is no surprise what came up in the pre—match press conference. i what came up in the pre-match press conference-— conference. i apologise about that they handball. _ conference. i apologise about that they handball. they _ conference. i apologise about that they handball. they are _ conference. i apologise about that they handball. they are going - conference. i apologise about that they handball. they are going to l they handball. they are going to play and missed the penalty. it's not my fault. because i didn't miss the penalty. not my fault. because i didn't miss the penalty-— not my fault. because i didn't miss the enal . , , , the penalty. does pre-match comments will 'ust the penalty. does pre-match comments willjust intensify, _ the penalty. does pre-match comments willjust intensify, know _ the penalty. does pre-match comments willjust intensify, know that _ the penalty. does pre-match comments willjust intensify, know that a _ the penalty. does pre-match comments willjust intensify, know that a win - willjust intensify, know that a win willjust intensify, know that a win will send them through and send uruguay home. we will send them through and send uruguay home-— will send them through and send uruguay home. we need points to auali to uruguay home. we need points to qualify to the _ uruguay home. we need points to qualify to the next _ uruguay home. we need points to qualify to the next stage. - uruguay home. we need points to qualify to the next stage. it's - qualify to the next stage. it's important for us. we have to do it at all— important for us. we have to do it at all costs — important for us. we have to do it at all costs. we important for us. we have to do it at all costs-— important for us. we have to do it at all costs. we will make sure that that coast is _ at all costs. we will make sure that that coast is buried. _ at all costs. we will make sure that that coast is buried. the _ at all costs. we will make sure that that coast is buried. the memories| that coast is buried. the memories of 2010 still _ that coast is buried. the memories of 2010 still haunts _ that coast is buried. the memories of 2010 still haunts ghana. - that coast is buried. the memories of 2010 still haunts ghana. they i of 2010 still haunts ghana. they have a chance to write a different ending. the akimbo, bbc news.

heading into their first test series in pakistan since 2005. there was a question about whether england's new attacking style would translate to the slower pitches of the sub—continent. well, how about this for an answer? the tourists finished the opening day in rawalpindi on 506 for four with four batters scoring a century. both set new records for test cricket. joe wilson reports. finally, the first england test match in pakistan for 17 years began on time because england found 11 healthy players. that is ben duckett doing his thing. betting within his exact crawley. the virus in the england camp had relented. so spare your sympathy for pakistan's bowlers. welcome england reads the assignment, orthey bowlers. welcome england reads the assignment, or they were delighted to be there. crawley to 100 from just 86 balls. on your feet in the dressing room and why sit down? the

runs, the records, the celebrations kept coming. key factors, helpful conditions, england bold ambition and some questionable fielding. tickets to the fence.— and some questionable fielding. tickets to the fence. duckett made 107. and it was — tickets to the fence. duckett made 107. and it was all _ tickets to the fence. duckett made 107. and it was all he _ tickets to the fence. duckett made 107. and it was all he put's - tickets to the fence. duckett made j 107. and it was all he put's chance. another fluently forcible innings. another fluently forcible innings. another hundred. him too. the most dismissive betting on the cane now, harry won over for 2h on his way to a century. 400 harry won over for 24 on his way to a century. 400 makers on the first day of the test match. 506 runs. astonishing records.— day of the test match. 506 runs. astonishing records. that's one of the best i played. _ astonishing records. that's one of the best i played, i— astonishing records. that's one of the best i played, i think. - astonishing records. that's one of the best i played, ithink. i- astonishing records. that's one of the best i played, i think. i put. the best i played, i think. i put pressure on every single ball. that's the way i want to play, and that's the way i have been playing all year. really happy with that. that last hour there a couple every over and — that last hour there a couple every over. and even starting that day, playing _ over. and even starting that day, playing at — over. and even starting that day, playing at one point. i'm mad day. england _ playing at one point. i'm mad day. england are — playing at one point. i'm mad day. england are back in pakistan but playing as they have never done

before. joe wilson, bbc news. aatif nawaz is part of the bbc�*s commentary team in rawalpindi. and he told me how much a significant day for pakistan fell flat once the cricket started. there is a lot of anger and frustration amongst the pakistani fans and even the press. nobody is taking away from that england performance because it was sensational. it was a really breathtaking performance at on the a team that revolutionary could put forth. at the same time, there was a lot of criticism about the team selection, about exposing that level of inexperienced talents to the conditions and pitch that had been prepared. it felt like they were put out to slaughter, really. even if you consider the fact that england themselves are bringing ben duckett back after quite a long laugh from test cricket. but there are still some heavyweight names, and we haven't even got to liam livingston yet. so there was a real sense of getting everything a little bit

wrong today. getting everything a little bit wrong today-— getting everything a little bit wrong today. getting everything a little bit wron toda. i. wrong today. they always say you never really _ wrong today. they always say you never really know _ wrong today. they always say you never really know how _ wrong today. they always say you never really know how i _ wrong today. they always say you never really know how i pitch - wrong today. they always say you never really know how i pitch is i never really know how i pitch is playing until both sides have batted. but if england rack up 600 — 700 onjust day batted. but if england rack up 600 — 700 on just day two of a test match, the way that pakistan response will be taken out of their hands on this page. be taken out of their hands on this nae. ~' be taken out of their hands on this “ae- " ., be taken out of their hands on this nae, ~' ., be taken out of their hands on this nae. ~ ., ., page. the kind of batter in the game inside the first _ page. the kind of batter in the game inside the first hour _ page. the kind of batter in the game inside the first hour of _ page. the kind of batter in the game inside the first hour of play. - page. the kind of batter in the game inside the first hour of play. i - page. the kind of batter in the game inside the first hour of play. i was i inside the first hour of play. i was blown away by the fact that i was commentating in a player reaching 50 i came in from the 40 minute to 60 minute mark of the match on commentary and i was commentating on the team getting to 101 of the play is getting to a 50. it is never really happened that quickly before. in the next of all of those records, there is this feeling that pakistan could come out and that in, probably not at that pace and strike rates, but they can certainly have that kind of impact on the game. it may take them a little bit longer, but even that even so, its corporate pressure isn't to think and it's one thing coming out and betting unfavorable pitch and putting on a big show, but it's quite another when you've got like a 750 run

deficits to try and overcome and you've got one of all time coming in and bowling at you as well. in this part of the world, he is a must deified. people adorejimmy deified. people adore jimmy anderson, deified. people adorejimmy anderson, and really admire and valued his style of bowling, reverse swing is something the pakistanis hold dear to their hearts and did something thatjimmy anderson is very capable of. so he did take some early wickets. it's not inconceivable that he could run to the pakistan side, despite its depth and talent. you're watching sportsday. here are some of our other headlines. the 2024 tour de france will end in a final day time trial in nice. for the first time in the race's 121—year history, the tour will conclude far from paris, due to the olympic games being held in paris the same summer. and despite making centuries in the opening two frames scotland's stephen maguire has been knocked out of the scottish open.

england's kyren wilson came from behind to win by four frames to two in edinburgh to go through to the last 16. an all—british heavyweight clash is at the spurs stadium on saturday night, although not that one. it might have been tyson fury and anthonyjoshua, but instead the wbc champion is taking on derek chisora in what is fury�*s second fight in a row against a compatriot. in between the two, he retired, and then unretired. ade adedoyin has been with the two boxers today. tyson fury and direct his or her know each other well. they take space to each other twice before. the last time was via a tenth round stoppage in 2014. the initial plan was for them to face anthonyjoshua here at the hot spring stadium on saturday, but once negotiation for that fight fell through, derek was presented with the opportunity to challenge for the wbc title just over ten years after the last time he did so in germany. the odds—makers have tyson fury is a

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and indycar racing. it's a step up in speed and significance as the indy nxt calendar includes the indy 500 oval race. chadwick will drive for the andretti autosport team and has been speaking to our sports news correspondent laura scott. it isa it is a big step up for me. to simplify it, the step that i've been in, the level i have been in in the w series isjust in, the level i have been in in the w series is just above formula for level and this is now going straight to formula to of the car in terms of speed. performance, which is great for me. i'm really looking forward to that challenge of stepping up, but also its longer basis, more physical, much more intense calendar. during all those for the first time, so there is a lot of new things in there as well, but i'm looking forward to it. you mentioned from ou looking forward to it. you mentioned from you when _ looking forward to it. you mentioned from you when being _ looking forward to it. you mentioned from you when being your— looking forward to it. you mentioned from you when being your ultimate l from you when being your ultimate goal, and clearly that is still the case. has there been anything of the last two years that has made you doubt whether that is possible? you love the doubt whether that is possible? gm. love the barriers for me to formula

1 haven't changed since i was growing up. i know it's a physical challenge coming out the challenge for everyone to get to the ranks 20 have to have success at every level. to have success at formula 3— formula 2, indeed, everything, it is no easy task. i know the challenges, i know what is ahead of me, but i am confident that if i can, yeah, step—by—step achieve what i need to achieve that it is possible to base an formula 1 in the sport does want to see it, and that is what i am excited about. we need more women at the top level to encourage more young girls into the sport. ultimately with that, it's going to change the culture and the dynamic of the sport so that it does feel less male—dominated, and inclusive support which i believe that it is. rob barrow will read the cbd spent time story and the international day

of persons with disabilities, that is on saturday. rob, he is to pay for motor neurone disease, using manages to be create the words in his own native yorkshire accent. the book chosen for his bedtime story is tries again. finally, back to qatar where a feature of the world cup so far has been fans flying in from the neighbouring countries in the gulf to watch matches in a state that has a shortage of affordable accommodation options, part of the more than a million people that have organised expect to add visits, but the 500 match flights that are operating every day have raised concerns about the impact on the environment. this report from dubai. for many of these hands, this is a moment they have waited for herfor so hands, this is a moment they have waited for her for so long. getting on a flight that will take them to watch the world cup. due to a

shortage of hotel rooms in qatar, tens of thousands of visitors like these are staying in the uae and taking flights to attend the football carnival. dubai has emerged as the largest hub for travelling fans with up to 120 match flights operating here daily. ever since the world cup started, every hour, three for flights have been world cup started, every hour, three forflights have been taking out from this terminal. during that period, almost the same number of flights have been landing here bringing back the fans. 20,000 fans have been flying in and out of this airport every day to catch the football action in qatar. the environmental cost of transporting visitors for the tournament has raised doubts about the organisers pledged to host the first ever carbon neutral world cup. 500 shut... flights have been flying out every day in neighbouring countries. in addition to that, hundreds of private jets and charter planes have also been landing in the country. according to one report, shuttle

flights are emanating 6000 8000 tonnes of co2 every day. the tonnes of c02 every day. the rationale _ tonnes of c02 every day. the rationale behind _ tonnes of c02 every day. tie: rationale behind constructing so many stadiums in such a small geographical area was to overcome or minimise the amount of flying, and now this is no longer the case. qatar has defended their decision compared to flights with stopovers. but it does notjust the shuttle service. independent researchers have also question claims by the organisers that the tournament will generate 2.6 metric tonnes, there is an undercount that estimates the carbon footprint for the event will be almost 70% higher. the discrepancy _ be almost 70% higher. the discrepancy comes i be almost 70% higher. tie: discrepancy comes from the be almost 70% higher. ti2 discrepancy comes from the fact that qatar has discounted emissions linked to infrastructure spending because it said that it would be used for the next 50 years and for other events. so they have chosen to

use the accounting metrics that where the most favourable to the organisers. where the most favourable to the organisers— organisers. qatar is relying on carbon credits _ organisers. qatar is relying on carbon credits to _ organisers. qatar is relying on carbon credits to offset i organisers. qatar is relying on i carbon credits to offset emissions related to the tournament. but there are concerns about the credibility of those plans. it also comes as a pressing reminder 55 to find permanent solutions to make the football world cup more sustainable in the future. for those thousands making their way to the airport to a picture live now in qatar that is the cornish and mary had tall buildings and lights that are currently glittering in the night sky. it's a pretty one. ten o'clock at night, and those late games where groupie comes to a conclusion, the world cup tonight, as the news is in, avoid defeat to japan and they qualified, their opponents will guarantee a place, they have made five changes, as has spain 2d side the loss to costa

rica. that's at the international stadium a little bit further north at the bite. who needs google maps when i'm telling you everything is. on the bench again, doesn't get a start in the side tonight. coaster become more options than germany. i draw might be enough for them. they make three changes for their team. at seven o'clock kick—off so you can get commentary on 55. enjoy the football this evening. more drama to come no doubt. a key for your company. goodbye for now. hello again. as an easterly wind picks up in the next few days, we will see less fog around. but we will find some fog thickening up and developing a bit more widely across the eastern side of wales, the west midlands and the west country. the cloud coming and going a bit,

really, across other parts of england and wales, so the temperatures won't be far away from freezing. it will be milder for scotland and northern ireland, still got more cloud around here. should be drier, though, tomorrow across northern scotland — may get a bit of sunshine across northern ireland — and the fog will lift more readily across parts of england and wales. probably brightening up through the day across much of the midlands, eastern parts of england, 1—2 showers coming in on that easterly breeze towards those north sea coasts. still on the milder side towards the northwest of scotland, but cooler for england and wales, temperatures typically 7—9 celsius. start of the weekend sees some sunshine at times for england and wales. a few more showers coming in on that easterly breeze towards the eastern side of england, maybe a bit more sunshine in scotland, away from the northwest with a bit of rain. and hopefully, some sunshine once again in northern ireland.

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