the idea what actually happened to the animal but derbyshire wildlife trust says the fox appears to be relatively healthy and has adapted well to life on two legs. certainly has, extraordinary footage! let's have a look at the weather. weatherwise, we have seen a few showers around today but no huge rainfall amounts, but despite that, there are 23 flood warnings currently in force, most of them across southern england, which is a sign of how saturated the ground is. if we looked out in the atlantic we have got low pressure on the way. this will bring strong winds tomorrow night. in this area, near canada,is tomorrow night. in this area, near canada, is set to bring some heavy rain friday night into saturday, which could pose the threat of some more flooding. overnight tonight, a few showers around initially but then the skies tend to clear. it is not too cold, there will be some frost in scotland but otherwise temperatures about 5—10 in the south

by the end the night. tomorrow, a bright enough start to the day with some sunshine, before it will be clouding overfrom the some sunshine, before it will be clouding over from the west and ultimately there will be some rain on the way. the wettest weather will be for northern ireland and western areas of scotland with the winds picking up during the day. it's another very mild day. 6 degrees above average for the time of year in london. and then we will have some strong winds tomorrow night. gales, even severe gales, affecting the north—west of scotland. stay in quite blustery across scotland for friday as well but elsewhere a brighter day with much more sunshine. it is still mild air that we have with us and so on friday afternoon temperatures will be widely into double figures. friday night and into saturday, the area of low pressure i showed you is set to bring some heavier rain in which could cause problems across parts of england and wales, given that the ground is saturated, we could have

some localised flooding. the worst of the rain clears through, followed by showers, and cooler air comes into the north of the uk, temperatures dropping down a little bit closer to average, but still very mild across england and wales. and that is it from us. the news continues on bbc one. we can now join our colleagues across the nations and regions. hello i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening the januaryjitters, which jobs are on the line, frank lampard says he doesn't fear for his everton future and no longer the bridesmaid, it's third time lucky for bully boy at the world championship i finally ifinally got it

i finally got it working in so, it's the real championships. and dan evans was among the losers as great britain crash out of the inaugural united cup in sydney. also, coming up in the programme. looking to continue their olympic success is cuba! and we'll hear from the teenager who fled the war in ukraine to settle in northern ireland where he is rebuilding his dream to become a professional footballer evening, the premier league is really back in full swing now, 4 matches last night, four more this evening, and more than one manager must be waiting for the tap on the shoulder. everton�*s supporters

directed their anger towards the boardroom after their heavy defeat to brighton last night as frank lampard blamed "individual mistakes and collective defending issues" and conceded that they are in another relegation fight for the rest of the season, just as they were when he took over 11 months ago patrick gearey reports. a careless pass on the listless, restless night. the way everton invited braden to score the fourth goal seemed to sum it all up. from that moment to now, the questions have been getting louder and deeper, angrier. have been getting louder and deeper, anurier. ~ . . have been getting louder and deeper, anurier. ~ .. , ., angrier. watching players going to . ether angrier. watching players going together and — angrier. watching players going together and paying _ angrier. watching players going together and paying the - angrier. watching players going together and paying the money| angrier. watching players going - together and paying the money and they have to go in week in and week out. score a goal, we they have to go in week in and week out. score a goal,— out. score a goal, we have been in the situation _ out. score a goal, we have been in the situation of _ out. score a goal, we have been in the situation of relegation - out. score a goal, we have been in the situation of relegation battle i the situation of relegation battle wherever you want to call it last year _ wherever you want to call it last year for — wherever you want to call it last year for the season, really. wherever you want to call it last yearforthe season, really. so, so

the case _ yearforthe season, really. so, so the case of— yearforthe season, really. so, so the case of the fiercest of the matter— the case of the fiercest of the matter of— the case of the fiercest of the matter of keep working. i cannot control— matter of keep working. i cannot control the — matter of keep working. i cannot control the talking decisions me around — control the talking decisions me around this area of the table. if you lose — around this area of the table. if you lose a _ around this area of the table. if you lose a game like this, absolutely understand any reaction. lampard _ absolutely understand any reaction. lampard has escaped before and steam turned around of magic and crystal palace and saved the season. you can see how close relegation was by the skill of relief. now, there is the fear of repeat. everton set a point above the bottom three so it keeps dragging them down? increasing above the management and those running the club who have spent hundreds of millions of pounds since taking charge. we millions of pounds since taking charae. ~ ., ., , ., millions of pounds since taking char e, . ., ., , ., ., ., charge. we are worse now than what we were before _ charge. we are worse now than what we were before we _ charge. we are worse now than what we were before we spend _ charge. we are worse now than what we were before we spend a - charge. we are worse now than what we were before we spend a penny i charge. we are worse now than what we were before we spend a penny of| we were before we spend a penny of his money — we were before we spend a penny of his money. where _ we were before we spend a penny of his money. where in _ we were before we spend a penny of his money. where in the _ we were before we spend a penny of his money. where in the world - we were before we spend a penny of| his money. where in the world would you have _ his money. where in the world would you have a _ his money. where in the world would you have a business _ his money. where in the world would you have a business that _ his money. where in the world would you have a business that spends - his money. where in the world would you have a business that spendsjust| you have a business that spends just over 500 _ you have a business that spends just over 500 million _ you have a business that spends just over 500 million and _ you have a business that spends just over 500 million and be _ you have a business that spends just over 500 million and be worse - you have a business that spends just over 500 million and be worse thanl over 500 million and be worse than where _ over 500 million and be worse than where you — over 500 million and be worse than where you were _ over 500 million and be worse than where you were before _

over 500 million and be worse than where you were before you - over 500 million and be worse than where you were before you spend l where you were before you spend it? it's where you were before you spend it? it's incredible — where you were before you spend it? it's incredible.— it's incredible. pointing to the horizon and _ it's incredible. pointing to the horizon and the _ it's incredible. pointing to the horizon and the new - it's incredible. pointing to the horizon and the new stadium | it's incredible. pointing to the - horizon and the new stadium taking shape due to open next year, promising to be the envy of the world. but there are more immediate relevance and story about. the transfer window, _ relevance and story about. tue: transfer window, we relevance and story about. tte: transfer window, we cannot relevance and story about. "tte: transfer window, we cannot win relevance and story about. tte: transfer window, we cannot win games and stay in this division if you do not bring in some goal scorers. that is been our achilles' heel wave at the most problems this season. we are in a relegation battle and we have to accept that. as season, you do not get to a relegation battle without some goal scorers stop by the defeat of brighton was the 14th they've suffered in under a year in charge of results go against them this evening, they will go to the bottom three.— this evening, they will go to the bottom three. travel too long in a circle, bottom three. travel too long in a circle. you — bottom three. travel too long in a circle. you can _ bottom three. travel too long in a circle, you can end _ bottom three. travel too long in a circle, you can end up— bottom three. travel too long in a circle, you can end up in - bottom three. travel too long in a circle, you can end up in a - bottom three. travel too long in a circle, you can end up in a spiral. | as everton slip towards the bottom three, antonio conte will be trying to get his tottenham side firing again and back into the top four. spurs were booed off the pitch by their fans after defeat

to aston villa on new year's day. they are at crystal palace tonight. well, tottenham went into the world cup brick comfortably inside the perimeter of the top four but since the resumption of play, they've dramatically fallen away from the champions league places and have found themselves five points behind as of the most recent game of there being 2—0 at home by aston villa and afterwards, the tottenham manager gave a really interesting quote to the bbc�*s thing that other teams come here with bazookas, we've only got little guns. this is the manager had kane and bemoaning the lack of firepower in this no doubt that the premier league goal tally has significantly dropped the season and probably an argument to say the tottenham rely too much on harry kane. that did not touch the ball at

all in the opening 20 minutes. if they cannot get it to him, tottenham as a team certainly seemed to struggle. that's your from antonio about the pressure he is feeling at the moment. about the pressure he is feeling at the moment-— about the pressure he is feeling at the moment. ., ., the moment. challenging to continue to work and with _ the moment. challenging to continue to work and with the _ the moment. challenging to continue to work and with the players, - the moment. challenging to continue to work and with the players, to - to work and with the players, to create _ to work and with the players, to create the — to work and with the players, to create the solid foundation, if satisfied — create the solid foundation, if satisfied to continue to do this work— satisfied to continue to do this work and — satisfied to continue to do this work and one day, to see the result, iwiii— work and one day, to see the result, i will continue to stay if and not convinced 100% and then, i can leave my work— convinced 100% and then, i can leave my work here — convinced 100% and then, i can leave my work here but, it is a big work that we _ my work here but, it is a big work that we have _ my work here but, it is a big work that we have to do together. interesting to hear the pessimistic tone, maybe the timing is significant and this is the first week of the january transfer window and antonio will feel he is trusted

to spend some money to strengthen the team for the rest of the season, he is the its acquisition so far and has worked with players that he worked with in the past and the been particularly successful for spurs for the problem for tottenham at the moment is conceding too many early goals, each of the lengths of improving league games and six of the seven games, tottenham have gone 2—0 down and that some of the crystal palace will be wary of tonight and palace at this game last season beat tottenham by three goals to zero. let's get more on tonight's game, conor macnamara will be commentating on the game for 5live at selhurst park southampton facing nottingham forest. leads and will start to 19. travel to aston villa. let's get back to that match where west end players are going to pay tribute to david this evening. simon stone is

there at the match for us this evening. evening to you. you've been there 12 years or so since he took over and made some big decisions but he was a hammer through and through. he was born in the east end of london and he played as a schoolboy and did not make it as a professional footballer but he retained an infection and a love for west ham that was detailed in the statement that was released by the club earlier today which was emphasised by the manager and the club pay tribute to david gold and there is an image of david called on there is an image of david called on the london stadium this evening and as you say, the players of leads and my stamp will wear black armbands

and david gold's memory. merit my stamp will wear black armbands and david gold's memory. west end -la ers will and david gold's memory. west end players will pay _ and david gold's memory. west end players will pay tribute _ and david gold's memory. west end players will pay tribute to _ and david gold's memory. west end players will pay tribute to the - players will pay tribute to the passing of david gold. the first to officiate and southampton and nottingham forest, is from a referee family and refereeing in the football season, his father. also if football league referee. let's have a quick look at some of the other footbal headlines today tottenham women have signed the england forward beth england on a three and half year deal from chelsea. the fee is reported to be 250 thousand pounds, which would be a record for a transfer in the wsl manchester united are in talks with crystal palace goalkeeperjack butland. they need back up to david de gea after newcastle cut short

martin dubravka's loan period at old trafford and the former huddersfield manager david wagner is set to become the new norwich city boss. the championship side sacked dean smith last week michael smith is the first world champion of the year. bully boy has also risen to the top of the darts rankings after one of the great finals at alexandra palace. van gerwen by seven sets to four last night, that included one leg the two time runner up, beat the four time champion michael van gerwen by seven sets to four last night, that included one leg in which he completed a nine—dart finish. it was unreal last night, especially the crowd erupting and last night, all the pressure shots, i had to

just go in and yeah, i finally got what i been working on. the row championships and michael and i knew if he was in the game than i thought if he was in the game than i thought if i do it, though no i'm not here to play i'm here to win this event, i'm here to win the world championship and i didn't give it the big one, i've gone on with the rest of it. ., . , . ., rest of it. how incredible the crowd were and to — rest of it. how incredible the crowd were and to make _ rest of it. how incredible the crowd were and to make those _ rest of it. how incredible the crowd were and to make those doubles. l rest of it. how incredible the crowd i were and to make those doubles. do you dazn everything out or do you just hear the crowd and see the family there. just hear the crowd and see the family there-— just hear the crowd and see the famil there. ., ., :: :: :: , ., , family there. you have 4000 people screamin: family there. you have 4000 people screaming and _ family there. you have 4000 people screaming and keep _ family there. you have 4000 people screaming and keep focus, - family there. you have 4000 people screaming and keep focus, it - family there. you have 4000 people screaming and keep focus, it wasn't| screaming and keep focus, it wasn't like i'm not used to it but

especially in the environment and dedication, i've never been in that position before. especially not for the world title. but, yeah, the guy did well last night.— did well last night. your family were there _ did well last night. your family were there as _ did well last night. your family were there as well— did well last night. your family were there as well that - did well last night. your family were there as well that makes| did well last night. your family - were there as well that makes even more special, including your children. quite a night. yeah, one o'clockfor— children. quite a night. yeah, one o'clock for the _ children. quite a night. yeah, one o'clock for the vineyard _ children. quite a night. yeah, one o'clock for the vineyard 12 - children. quite a night. yeah, one o'clock for the vineyard 12 o'clockl o'clock for the vineyard 12 o'clock and from school they have to leave. and if you see my reaction. they loved itjust as much as i did. he was crying, jumping forjoy and so we work hard for. t was crying, jumping for 'oy and so we work hard for._ was crying, jumping for 'oy and so we work hard for. i can hear you are a little bit. — we work hard for. i can hear you are a little bit. i'm _ we work hard for. i can hear you are a little bit, i'm fair— we work hard for. i can hear you are a little bit, i'm fair to _ we work hard for. i can hear you are a little bit, i'm fair to say, - we work hard for. i can hear you are a little bit, i'm fair to say, had - we work hard for. i can hear you are a little bit, i'm fair to say, had a - a little bit, i'm fair to say, had a fairfew celebrations a little bit, i'm fair to say, had a fair few celebrations overnight. tell us what happened after he became world champion. you hold that trophy, this totals little bit about how it was like. we trophy, this totals little bit about how it was like.— how it was like. we finished the media, a quarter _

how it was like. we finished the media, a quarter past _ how it was like. we finished the media, a quarter past 12, - how it was like. we finished the media, a quarter past 12, the i how it was like. we finished the i media, a quarter past 12, the hotel bar was shattered ii and went straight to my room and they opened the cabinet and looked at it for several hours. and i wasn't screaming and shouting, i don't know where my voice is gone, i woke up at 8am yesterday morning and i'm running on fumes now. still running on fumes, think— running on fumes now. still running on fumes, think i _ running on fumes now. still running on fumes, think i can _ running on fumes now. still running on fumes, think i can smell - running on fumes now. still running on fumes, think i can smell them i on fumes, think i can smell them from here. great britain have been knocked out of the inaugural united cup, the mixed tenis touranment taking place in australia. they were beaten in the quarterfinals by the united states in sydney. our correspondentjoe wilson was watching. in the united cup, you're notjust playing for yourself you're displaying for your pals in the country. a breakdown in the final sitting against number nine taylor

fritz, falling back to when. representing great britain! titer;r fritz, falling back to when. representing great britain! they had tou~h representing great britain! they had tough opposition _ representing great britain! they had tough opposition after— representing great britain! they had tough opposition after katie - representing great britain! they had tough opposition after katie swans i tough opposition after katie swans defeated harriet and was beaten in under an hour byjessica. the world number three. under an hour byjessica. the world numberthree. captain under an hour byjessica. the world number three. captain tim needed dan evans. and he was very focused the net and winning the respect of his opponent in the decisive in the world number 19 found his best. new competition spans its cities and even defeat here didn't automatically knock breeden out. it's a complex format. tennis is been great. winning the match big time. and lost the mixed doubles as the confirmed the exit, all in vain but a team game. here are some of the other headlines today. and staying with tennis,

novak djokovic is set to miss two important tournaments, indian wells and the miami open in march. the united states has extended its requirement for international visitors to be vaccinated against covid—i9. india wicketkeeper rishabh pant will have surgery in mumbai after being injured in a car crash in the north of the country last week. police said pant�*s car flipped over twice and caught fire after he "dozed off" and lost control. and top women's boxer amanda serrano will take on erika cruz for the undisputed featherweight crown. serrano is the wbo, ibf and wbc champion, cruz holes the wba belt. cruz holds the wba belt. let's stay with boxing, because after decades of restrictions in cuba, women will finally be allowed to box competitively in the country. dozens of cuban men have become

olympic boxing champions down the years. and the government has finally started the process of selecting a national women's boxing team. our correspondent, will grant has been to havana to meet some of the women hoping to represent cuba at next year's games in paris. it is seconds out for women's boxing in cuba. after decades of watching from the sidelines as cuban men dominated the sport, women and the island were banned from competing under an island were banned from competing underan arcane and island were banned from competing under an arcane and critics say sexist law. until now. among those hopeful of progressing to the olympic games in paris next year is morano, the recent selection from the first cuban women's boxing team and she was chosen to represent her country and the featherweight category. we country and the featherweight catero . ~ ., country and the featherweight catem _ . ., , country and the featherweight catero .~ ., , ., category. we are behind most of the world because _ category. we are behind most of the world because this _ category. we are behind most of the world because this changes - category. we are behind most of the world because this changesjust - category. we are behind most of the | world because this changesjust been world because this changes just been passed and i'm already 30. a

training hard and with people who know about boxing and putting all my effort into it, i'm sure will bring home a good result.— home a good result. every four ears, home a good result. every four years. boxing _ home a good result. every four years, boxing remains - home a good result. every four years, boxing remains cuban . home a good result. every four - years, boxing remains cuban greatest hope of the olympic board but by refusing to let women compete in the ring, many feel the island is let its guard down. it's no longer the country the greatest number of boxing bolts in the world, that's something that these fighters hope to address soon. women's boxing became an olympic sport in london 2012. a few years later, i met her and have anna. she told me that it was her dream to win gold for the island and her trainers are convinced she had what it takes. fortunately, the rule did not change in time and she missed her shot. now, she is one of the leading women's boxing trainers in cuba. in hopes to still fulfil her olympic dream, albeit as the teams coach rather than inside the ring herself.

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castro's late wife. but today, these boxers are determined to bring the island its first women's role boxing gold. or at least take pride in being the first women to try. pakistan have been fighting back against new zealand on the third day of the second and final test in karachi. saud shakeel scored a maiden test century and is unbeaten on 124 as pakistan reached 407 for nine in theirfirst innings. they trail by 42 runs. the series is all square after the first test was drawn rain and bad light affected the first day's play in third and finalfinal test between australia and south africa the hosts reached 147 for two in sydney. marnus labuschagne top scoring with 79 before being caught off the bowling of anrich nortje. australia have already won the series

you might�*ve seen this week that great britain captain has retired from international ice hockey at the age of 27, leading the promotion into division one of the row championship last year, ten years ago she suffered a severe spinal injury while playing a doctors fear that she would not be able to walk again, let alone play at the highest level. she been speaking with my colleagues. t she been speaking with my colleagues.— she been speaking with my colleauues. , ., ., ., colleagues. i still have to have it treated on _ colleagues. i still have to have it treated on a _ colleagues. i still have to have it treated on a regular _ colleagues. i still have to have it treated on a regular basis, - colleagues. i still have to have it treated on a regular basis, stuff| colleagues. i still have to have it l treated on a regular basis, stuff to do every day. it's one that is still very much there in part of my life and i've learned to manage it from being completely bedridden and not being completely bedridden and not being able to walk and build it up from there. it took a long time and is very frustrating it's all part of the journey and i is very frustrating it's all part of thejourney and i don't is very frustrating it's all part of the journey and i don't think a smooth road is quite as fun, and away. you learn more from having a bit of a rough time and yet, i'm very grateful to have had what i have had in the last ten years since

then. �* , ., �* have had in the last ten years since then. �* i. �* ., ., have had in the last ten years since then. �* �* ., ., ., ., then. and you're going out on a high and our then. and you're going out on a high and your partner _ then. and you're going out on a high and your partner propose _ then. and you're going out on a high and your partner propose to - and your partner propose to you after that cold and we look back at your career now, which highlight stands at the most? tt your career now, which highlight stands at the most?— stands at the most? it has to be that year. _ stands at the most? it has to be that year, last year. _ stands at the most? it has to be that year, last year. nothing - stands at the most? it has to be that year, last year. nothing is i that year, last year. nothing is ever going to top it. and that for me, is why it's the right time to go out and do not to be wrong, it's not that i've fallen out of love with it and don't want to go the next tournament is just my heart is still in it but to go out on that high and maybe put some more time towards wedding planning and other things like that, it's felt like the right time. ,, ~ , , . time. she will keep playing ice hocke . when promising footballer makar marry—noshenko fled the war in ukraine at the age, he was only able to

pack a small rucksack. among the belongings he brought with him to northern ireland were his football boots and they have helped him settle into a new life in omagh. our reporterjulian fowler has been to meet him. the car she fled ukraine from five months after the russian invasion, and the flank of their home near kyiv and after the family left, the house was wrecked by russian troops. a keen footballer, she trained with the youth academy and since arriving, he has found himself a new club at united and made many new friends. t club at united and made many new friends. ., ., , club at united and made many new friends. ., ., i , ., friends. i have so many friends to -la friends. i have so many friends to play football _ friends. i have so many friends to play football and _ friends. i have so many friends to play football and they _ friends. i have so many friends to play football and they help - friends. i have so many friends to play football and they help me. i friends. i have so many friends to i play football and they help me. and when you score goals, it's always great. what makes up will also help the family settled in with their hosts. , ., ., ,., the family settled in with their hosts. , hosts. his football career in football pursuit _ hosts. his football career in football pursuit is _ hosts. his football career in football pursuit is been -

football pursuit is been time—consuming but because i'm a football— time—consuming but because i'm a football supporter, it's been very enjoyable — football supporter, it's been very enjoyable and trained appointment the right— enjoyable and trained appointment the right direction and give him a coach _ the right direction and give him a coach and — the right direction and give him a coach and try to keep the standard up coach and try to keep the standard up that— coach and try to keep the standard up that he — coach and try to keep the standard up that he was used to when he was with them, — up that he was used to when he was with them, it was very important to christina _ with them, it was very important to christina and the family and so, i like to— christina and the family and so, i like to think we have done that. she's— like to think we have done that. she's like — like to think we have done that. she's like my agent, find me a club and every time, a phone call and talking about football, she is help me. he talking about football, she is help me. ., , , ., talking about football, she is help me. , ., me. he hopes to become a professional _ me. he hopes to become a professional footballer - me. he hopes to become a professional footballer but | me. he hopes to become a i professional footballer but his me. he hopes to become a - professional footballer but his main hope is for the war in ukraine to end so that he can return home to his dad. t end so that he can return home to his dad. ., , ., end so that he can return home to his dad. .,, ., ., ,, his dad. i hope the war and bombs sto and his dad. i hope the war and bombs stop and the _ his dad. i hope the war and bombs stop and the most _ his dad. i hope the war and bombs stop and the most i _ his dad. i hope the war and bombs stop and the most i want - his dad. i hope the war and bombs stop and the most i want is - his dad. i hope the war and bombs stop and the most i want is being l stop and the most i want is being

happy. stop and the most i want is being ha . . _ ., stop and the most i want is being ha - . ., , ., ~ happy. into them, he is making the most of his — happy. into them, he is making the most of his time _ happy. into them, he is making the most of his time practising - most of his time practising supporting skills and his goal celebrations. half an hour away just from the first of two nights four premier league matches to go to the premier league matches to go to the premier league website, you'll find all the news for southampton with nottingham forest at four and all the teams of the bottom are in action tonight and it really is turning into a relegation scrap down there. for me and the rest of the squad, that is all for now. goodbye. it's not been quite as wet today in comparison to yesterday and

actually, we have seen some sunshine. fairly limited in this was loose and tent a little earlier on. most of the breaks in the cloud have been to west of scotland and england but you can see where the shower outbreaks of rain from the week for the front seats through the scottish borders and across northern england at the moment. they will tend to ease as we go through the evening hours and overnight with some clear skies, temperatures will fall away and go further in comparison to the nightjust past. it's still going to be mild for the time of year but mostly single figures across the country. slightly fresher start there should be some early morning sunshine as well and it will quickly cloud over from the west and eventually, we will see more wet and windy weather pushing into northern ireland west in scotland in particular there will be some showers i of that main band of rain as well. temperature is likely to peak between nine and i3 as well. temperature is likely to peak between nine and 13 degrees and still pretty mild for early on in

january. as we move through thursday and friday on the southern flank you'll see some gale force gusts of wind and prep severe deals in the rain pushing through quite a pace and it does mean during the early hours of friday morning, when and windy particularly on the southern flank, the rain eases away from the southeast first thing in on the whole, friday will start off relatively quiet and on the cool side of scotland, with low single figures here, eight or 9 degrees down to the south. friday on the whole should be drier, sunnier and probably the best day of the week and so, we hope you will get out and make the most of it because we are likely to see a significant change once again and the weekend. this temperatures again not bad for the time of year, eight to 12 celsius on the whole. but will pressure is set to return not only for saturday but into saturday and we'll see how many isobars are on the charts as well naming some winds will always remain

a preacher and brighter showers through a pace but it's going to stay pretty windy with showers or locust because of rain at times but still, relatively mild. that's it. take care.

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