will be an awful lot of think there will be an awful lot of change over all across the country by sunday. it is just the areas of cloud moving around so it is difficult to say which day would be better for you. difficult to say which day would be betterforyou. it difficult to say which day would be betterfor you. it may difficult to say which day would be better for you. it may be the case that one day will be cloudy and the other will be sunny. and i think there's not much change into tuesday. may be from wednesday onwards, we could see a weather front approaching and a bit of rain. untilthen, is front approaching and a bit of rain. until then, is dry. and that's bbc news at six. 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 laura mcghie. coming up on today's programme. despite protests from fans there are now revamped plans for a new look european super league. worcester warriors are no more.

the club will be renamed sixways rugby and will not feature in next season's championship. great britain women are back in front of a home crowd tonight as they try to qualify for the 2023 women's eurobasket. also coming up in the programme. anthonyjoshua says his heart is back in boxing, as he prepares for his comeback fight. i put myself there a lot and at the same time it was not enough. i did not get the victory in the last fight. and we speak to the paralympic gold medallist who's swapped wooden clubs for curling stones. hello there and welcome

along to the programme. we start with the news that plans for the much aligned european superleague have resurfaced. the company that backed it has returned with a revamped format for the tournament, that would see up to 80 teams competing. there were protests from fans last year when real madrid, barcelona and juventus were among 12 clubs to announce a breakaway super league. but the move collapsed within 48 hours after an outcry from fans, governments and players. new plans would guarantee a minimum of ia matches per season and allow clubs to continue to play in their domestic leagues. joe lynkey reports... april, 2021, english football palm smack greatest rivals united. six primarily clubs had planned tojoin a european super league with six

more from the continent hoping to break free from the pyramid but instead they hit a wall. i break free from the pyramid but instead they hit a wall.- break free from the pyramid but instead they hit a wall. i want to apologise to _ instead they hit a wall. i want to apologise to all _ instead they hit a wall. i want to apologise to all of the _ instead they hit a wall. i want to apologise to all of the fans - instead they hit a wall. i want to apologise to all of the fans and l apologise to all of the fans and supporters of the european football club for the disruption i caused over the past 48 hours. this contrition — over the past 48 hours. this contrition and _ over the past 48 hours. this contrition and derision - over the past 48 hours. this contrition and derision all six pulled out, two years on the managing company has put forward new plants. 822 say the foundations of football are in danger of collapsing and it is time for change. it is for clubs that bear the entrepreneurial risk. event is, barcelona, real richard still stand beside the super league and i wanted to have up to 80 teams with entry based on merit, it would still be run by the clubs. what we see today is a pretty desperate rehashing of the original concept _ desperate rehashing of the original concept by the three clubs, effectively, who remained in what was the _ effectively, who remained in what was the greek who seemed to be in

denial_ was the greek who seemed to be in denial that— was the greek who seemed to be in denial that the project is dead. —— european — denial that the project is dead. —— european super league. to be allowed to have _ european super league. to be allowed to have its _ european super league. to be allowed to have its future determined on the basis _ to have its future determined on the basis of— to have its future determined on the basis of the — to have its future determined on the basis of the prophet sheets of billionaires or individual clubs. spain's — billionaires or individual clubs. spain's top—flight tweeted this... ua for already has three european club competitions and the legal backing to block more breakaway plants. no english club has made a comment yet, this comes as the government looks to bring in a dependent regulator. 0ne government looks to bring in a dependent regulator. one of the new rules could be a fans were a kids chair where they could blocks key decisions like a move to a new week. the timing of this reticular rehashing of the european zombie leak rehashing of the european zombie teak that — rehashing of the european zombie leak that has taken place today is actually _ leak that has taken place today is actually very tightly because he reminds— actually very tightly because he reminds us exactly why we initiated that processor and why the

regulation is looking so important. new ptans — regulation is looking so important. new plans have addressed some points of concern and say funds will trickle down, but the esl faced a backlash football has really seen before to win this sport around it would be some come back. a little more on that, simon stonejoining me now how likely is this to actually happen? now how likely is this to actually ha en? ., now how likely is this to actually hauen? ., ., ., . ,, happen? for three ma'or clubs in euro -e it happen? for three ma'or clubs in europe it is t almost an imperative that it happens because they can see the riches of the primary leak and they can see those clubs writing off into the distance having spent more money between them and england than the rest of the world put together during the january transfer window, however there are some significant obstacles. not list the toxicity of

the european super league brand, derided when the initial launch of it came out in 2021. the strength of the feeling is not gone away, it is very difficult, certainly in england to see any club be willing to risk their participation in the primary leak in order tojoin a competition whose future is very uncertain. it is certainly a story that will be rambling on and on. thank you very much, simon stone for an update. the football association has announced ambitious new plans to ensure every girl with talent has access to high—quality training. england's women memorably won the european championship last summer. but when it comes to girls' football, some coaches believe they're still only scratching the surface of the talent in the country, as our sports correspondentjoe wilson explains.

the future at an emerging talent centre organised by arsenaljust north of london. i met eight—year—old maia into her right ten—year—old nye a. i eight-year-old maia into her right ten-year-old nye a.— eight-year-old maia into her right ten-year-old nye a. i like the team and support — ten-year-old nye a. i like the team and support that — ten-year-old nye a. i like the team and support that you _ ten-year-old nye a. i like the team and support that you get _ ten-year-old nye a. i like the team and support that you get from - and support that you get from coaches and players because it affects on your game. fine coaches and players because it affects on your game.- coaches and players because it affects on your game. one day i want to -la for affects on your game. one day i want to play for england — affects on your game. one day i want to play for england women _ affects on your game. one day i want to play for england women and - affects on your game. one day i want to play for england women and when | to play for england women and when lots of— to play for england women and when lots of cats _ to play for england women and when lots of cats and things. by to play for england women and when lots of cats and things.— lots of cats and things. by the end of next season _ lots of cats and things. by the end of next season almost _ lots of cats and things. by the end of next season almost every - lots of cats and things. by the end of next season almost every girl. lots of cats and things. by the end j of next season almost every girl in england should be close to the best training opportunities, a centre within an hour of where they live. european super league we have not even scratch the surface, the pathway is just over 1500 girls and now looking at more than 5000 and it shows that there are that many talented girls in the game has always been located in places where you have to comment. what always been located in places where you have to comment.— always been located in places where you have to comment. what they are doinu you have to comment. what they are doin: this you have to comment. what they are doing this is — you have to comment. what they are doing this is putting _ you have to comment. what they are doing this is putting the _ you have to comment. what they are doing this is putting the games - you have to comment. what they are doing this is putting the games in - doing this is putting the games in the place — doing this is putting the games in the place is — doing this is putting the games in the place is for— doing this is putting the games in the place is for the _ doing this is putting the games in the place is for the players - doing this is putting the games in the place is for the players as - doing this is putting the games inl the place is for the players as they all have _ the place is for the players as they all have to — the place is for the players as they all have to travel _ the place is for the players as they all have to travel locally. - all have to travel locally. this whole scheme _ all have to travel locally. this whole scheme is _ all have to travel locally. this whole scheme is overseen . all have to travel locally.- whole scheme is overseen by all have to travel locally-

whole scheme is overseen by the football association so additional coaches will be required. the sense i get all around here is a fun, but of course the ambition is to raise standards. anglin's victory at the euros last summer had many origins. alessia russo spent her formative teenager use in the us, now the careerjourney should happen in england. careerjourney should happen in encland. ~ ., ., , ., england. what we are trying to offer here is an opportunity _ england. what we are trying to offer here is an opportunity for _ england. what we are trying to offer here is an opportunity for the - england. what we are trying to offer here is an opportunity for the likes l here is an opportunity for the likes of alessia russo to have an education who have an partner with our women's performance enters and offer scholarships for players in clubs, a real big part of that. otherwise there is always going to otherwise there is always going to be the alternative for players to go to. ., , be the alternative for players to go to. ., to. the top professionals are an visible, famous _ to. the top professionals are an visible, famous but _ to. the top professionals are an visible, famous but the - visible, famous but the unprecedented interest, the undiscovered potential will be wasted if it has nowhere to grow. west ham united host chelsea in their women's league cup semifinal tonight, with a place in the final against arsenal up

for grabs, after they knocked out holders manchester city last night. emma hayes' chelsea are looking to reach a fourth consecutive league cup final. but west ham come into the fixture off the back of holding arsenal to a goalless draw in the women's super league at the weekend. and you can watch this one live on the bbc red button — it's a 7.15 kick off. worcester warriors are no more — the new owners of the rugby union club have announced they're changing the name. they've also withdrawn from the rfu's process to enter into the championship due to the instability of the league. the club will now be rebranded as sixways rugby, here with more is the bbc�*s rugby correspondent sara 0rchard. sara, why has the step been taken? it truly is an incredible story that keeps going, we heard the news

earlier today that and hopes of worcester playing in the championship next season which many thought would happen it has ultimately been stopped by those who have taken on the club. that is the atlas group. have been asked many times by the rfu to meet a number of requirements made by financially as they can compete in that leak. they have said the will no longer take part in that process and put a new plant on the table, that plan is to merge with another local club, style bridge rfc. the actually play into your four so quite a few leagues down and they look like they could ask to be regulated down into tier 5 later this year. on top of all of this the cheerful club have not agreed to the plan yet and will need to go to members in see if they will be happy to be a part of it but essentially it means worcester warriors are nor more. taste essentially it means worcester warriors are nor more. we have heard from number— warriors are nor more. we have heard from number two _ warriors are nor more. we have heard from number two in _ warriors are nor more. we have heard from number two in a _ warriors are nor more. we have heard from number two in a statement - from number two in a statement what have they sent? taste from number two in a statement what have they sent?—

have they sent? we have heard from rfu and from _ have they sent? we have heard from rfu and from the _ have they sent? we have heard from rfu and from the department - have they sent? we have heard from rfu and from the department for . rfu and from the department for culture media sport first rfu set is a clear priority for them for worcester to play in the chip in ship next season with this new plan napping on the table they have said of course, they will need to consult with the local virgo beak community about this proposal. a little bit stronger words from the government. they have said this is devastating news. the government has than everything he can to protect worcester despite assurances by atlas. they are deeply disappointed fans will no longer be able to support their club now in the championship.— support their club now in the chamionshi -. , ., ., championship. they have admitted -- jim o'toole has _ championship. they have admitted -- jim o'toole has admitted _ championship. they have admitted -- jim o'toole has admitted that - championship. they have admitted -- jim o'toole has admitted that this - jim o'toole has admitted that this will upset people and you only need to go on social media to see that he is right. jim to go on social media to see that he is riuht. �* to go on social media to see that he isriaht. �* ,., ., is right. jim o'toole is one of the main leaders _ is right. jim o'toole is one of the main leaders of the _ is right. jim o'toole is one of the main leaders of the atlas - is right. jim o'toole is one of the main leaders of the atlas group i is right. jim o'toole is one of the i main leaders of the atlas group and going on social media there is a lot of anger out there not just from fans, from the stoop approach will be on the table there is around 6— £8 million but from creditors who will not be paid any more and that

includes a lot of former worcester staff who were hugely out—of—pocket and always had hopes that they would get back into the championship, they would be paid that money. that is no more. this is whatjim o'toole said earlier today... for more. this is what jim o'toole said earlier today. . ._ earlier today. .. for the last seven months during — earlier today. .. for the last seven months during this _ earlier today. .. for the last seven months during this whole - earlier today. .. for the last seven months during this whole process| earlier today. .. for the last seven - months during this whole process the fan base _ months during this whole process the fan base have been asking for transparency, openness on what is going _ transparency, openness on what is going on — transparency, openness on what is going on. we cannot be open and transparent with the nondisclosure agreements, this is our first opportunity. the journey that we are going _ opportunity. the journey that we are going on— opportunity. the journey that we are going on and to invite them to come and he a _ going on and to invite them to come and be a part of that journey with us and _ and be a part of that journey with us and part of our community. does the name _ us and part of our community. does the name matter enough for people not to— the name matter enough for people not to come and watch rugby at company my? we will soon find out. we will— company my? we will soon find out. we will hope that telling a story on where _ we will hope that telling a story on where we're going and what we're doing _ where we're going and what we're doing and — where we're going and what we're doing and that they will understand. what happens next for sixways rugby?

it is important to say nothing will happen quickly because all the decisions for things atlas have been saying today can actually be put through by themselves without a lot of green lights, especially coming their way. of green lights, especially coming theirway. first of green lights, especially coming their way. first of all of the smaller club have to approve this club and actually start and on top of that rfu will have the deciding vote, ultimately, ifa of that rfu will have the deciding vote, ultimately, if a club can change location and change its name. so i don't think this will be the last that we hear of the story. thank you very much, sarah. wales head coach warren gatland has made some big changes ahead of this weekend's six nations clash with scotland. he's making the huge call to drop veterans alun wynjones, justin tipurick and tauloopy faletaw. it follows last week's heavy defeat to ireland. the squad also includes first starts for exeter chiefs pair dafydd jenkins and christ tshiunza while tommy reffell completes a new—look back—row.

yeah those changes but i would not say wholesale changes. in the past be have been criticised for making too many changes, particular sleep sometimes when we played in the past or other teams in the autumn. so just trying to work on the balance and making it about giving these youngsters sometime and the metal where they are happy to just buy would not take too many. and of course you can get more details on all the latest from the six nations on the bbc sport website. right let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. after leading the lionnesses to victory at last years euros, england manager sarina veegman has been nominated for the best women's coach at the fifa best awards. manchester city boss pep guardiola has been nominated in the men's category. ravid jadeja took five wickets as australia were bowled out for 177 on day one of the first test in nagpur. in reply, india closed on 77 for 1, with rohit sharma hitting an unbeaten half century.

northern ireland's tom mckibbin is the clubhouse leader on day one at the singapore classic. the 20—year—old produced a flawless round of eight birdies and no dropped shots for an opening eight under par 64 and an early one—shot lead. the international olympic committee has urged ukraine to drop threats of boycotting next year's games if russian and belarusian athletes compete. the ioc had said it will "explore a pathway" for russian and belarusian athletes to compete as neutrals in paris. ukraine's sports minister who is also president of its olympic committee, responded by saying the country could boycott the games, with several other european nations since also calling for the ban to be upheld. our reporter alex capstick has been

following this story... they have written to the sports minister of ukraine who is also the head of the country's and he said that any boycott which has been mentioned by ukrainians, that would violate the charter. he said that accusing the ioc of promoting the invasion of ukraine by allowing russian and fellow versions back in, that was defamatory and extremely regrettable at the way ukrainians have been publicly attempting to influence the decisions of the international federation and the other committees around the world. this comes a day after the mayor of paris said that it would be inconceivable to have a russian delegation in paris if bombs are

still raining down on ukraine she said the only way forward is to allow individual, neutral athletes from these countries to compete. while olympic leaders from the nordic nations and baltic nations, they cited firmly with ukraine insisting that band should be maintained. world wheelchair curling championship says his heart is back in boxing as the heavy weight looks for his first win after successful use —— successive defeats he says he is more serious than ever and prepares to face the american jermaine franklin in london on the 1st of april. a warning this report does contain flashing images. ads, does contain flashing images. different fighter today than the broken man be so leave the ring that night in saudi arabia when hejumped backin night in saudi arabia when hejumped back in the ring and he was in tier at that post fight press conference.

world wheelchair curling championship today remind me of the old world wheelchair curling championship a bit edgy and when he is the old joshua, he swears, it slips out and it slips out well. i spoke to him after and he wafted and now i'm telling you he looks like a different man. —— anthonyjoshua. i put myself there a lot and the sentiment was not a enough because i did not— sentiment was not a enough because i did not win i— sentiment was not a enough because i did not win. i like winning but i didn't— did not win. i like winning but i didn't think i would but i'm quite laid lrack— didn't think i would but i'm quite laid back but ijust do what i do. the expectations that people have a me are _ the expectations that people have a me are not — the expectations that people have a me are not expectations of myself. i feel like _ me are not expectations of myself. i feel like it _ me are not expectations of myself. i feel like it is — me are not expectations of myself. i feel like it isjust a blessing so don't — feel like it isjust a blessing so don't put — feel like it isjust a blessing so don't put that pressure on myself. so i do _ don't put that pressure on myself. so i do realise that i do have high expectations on myself and i thought... i like boxing, i like winning _ thought... i like boxing, i like

winning a— thought... i like boxing, i like winnina. �* , thought... i like boxing, i like winnina. . , , ., ~ ., , winning. a big test for anthony joshua he flew— winning. a big test for anthony joshua he flew in _ winning. a big test for anthony joshua he flew in from - winning. a big test for anthony joshua he flew in from the - winning. a big test for anthony joshua he flew in from the us i winning. a big test for anthony - joshua he flew in from the us where he had been training. a lot of people have criticised this much at perhaps they wanted a more high—profile opponent, are they underestimating jermaine franklin and what he could potentially do? they overestimated what a fighter like anthonyjoshua to do coming off of the _ like anthonyjoshua to do coming off of the track— like anthonyjoshua to do coming off of the back of two defeat. he needs to get _ of the back of two defeat. he needs to get lt's — of the back of two defeat. he needs to get... it's also a joke, get his confidence — to get... it's also a joke, get his confidence back. during franklin has 'ust confidence back. during franklin has just gone 12 — confidence back. during franklin has just gone 12 rounds, less than a year— just gone 12 rounds, less than a year ago — just gone 12 rounds, less than a year ago to— just gone 12 rounds, less than a year ago to lynn was the number one challenger— year ago to lynn was the number one challenger and contender for tyson fury and _ challenger and contender for tyson fury and a — challenger and contender for tyson fury and a world title fight. this is a perfect match up and it looking back on— is a perfect match up and it looking back on world chickens coming off of defeats _ back on world chickens coming off of defeats on— back on world chickens coming off of defeats on world title fights, jermaine franklin is probably one of the best— jermaine franklin is probably one of the best opponents of the last 50 years— the best opponents of the last 50 years that those guys have met. it is a perfect — years that those guys have met. it is a perfect light, plus underestimating jermaine franklin is tricky— underestimating jermaine franklin is tricky old—fashioned pro.

great britain women are back in front of a home crowd in manchester tonight as they try to qualify for the 2023 women's eurobasket. gb are currently bottom of their group, but still have an outside chance of qualification if they beat estonia today and portugal on sunday. a little earlier i spoke to great britain's azania stewart, and began by asking how preperations have been going ahead of tonight's important qualifier. i think we have to worry about ourselves by playing very physical and imposing our style interests knowing that it will take everyone and every minute, so we willjust take position and position. hagar and every minute, so we will 'ust take position and position. how much are ou take position and position. how much are you looking _ take position and position. how much are you looking forward _ take position and position. how much are you looking forward to _ take position and position. how much are you looking forward to doing - take position and position. how much are you looking forward to doing it. are you looking forward to doing it in front of the manchester crowd? the manchester crowd are something special. this is my favourite second when they, and support us and it is very nice to have a home sporting crowd and women's basketball is on the up and they have really come out to help us to get to the finish

line. ., �* , to help us to get to the finish line. ., �*, , line. the women's eurobasket is crucial because _ line. the women's eurobasket is crucial because it _ line. the women's eurobasket is crucial because it honestly - line. the women's eurobasket is crucial because it honestly goes | crucial because it honestly goes towards qualifying for olympics, women's world cup. does that add extra pressure i had of these notches? element obviously it is a goal that you are trying to get to, but i think we have to worry about, now because if you don't worry about tonight then you don't get there. so it is obviously in the back of our minds, but i think the game at hand relay. you have been playing for over decades now you have played for team gb for ten years, sorry i'm not reminding you of anything but you have been around for a long time, their experiences to power has became involved in that time? it has chanced so became involved in that time? it has changed so much. _ became involved in that time? it has changed so much. drastically - became involved in that time? it has changed so much. drastically in - became involved in that time? it ia; changed so much. drastically in my opinion. i used to be so old—school post player download now have six foot four women who stretch the floor who are bringing the ball out and can shoot so well, so the game

has developed. for the greater good, i think it is making myjob with the harder because i can run as fast and do all of the great things that they can, but it has been amazing to be a part of gospel especially are distrustful for so long. —— basketball especially british basketball especially british basketball for so long. you can watch gb take on estonia live on the bbciplayer, the match starts at 19:30... scotland's wheelchair curling team features a new face — jo butterfield, a paralympic gold medallist who switched from the club curling only last year. butterfield will represent scotland at her first world wheelchair curling championship when the event gets under way in british columbia in march. sports reporter amy irons went to meet her... jo butterfield is already a

paralympic, world, your punic champion in world athletic but not her mind is on metals and in entirely to picket —— different sport. it entirely to picket -- different sort. , . entirely to picket -- different sort, , ., , ., entirely to picket -- different sort. , ., ., ., , sport. it is a bit of a world but -- world when _ sport. it is a bit of a world but -- world when but _ sport. it is a bit of a world but -- world when but that _ sport. it is a bit of a world but -- world when but that goal - sport. it is a bit of a world but -- world when but that goal of - sport. it is a bit of a world but -- i world when but that goal of wanting to be the best and achieve the paralympic system there. in to be the best and achieve the paralympic system there. in 2011 she was paralysed _ paralympic system there. in 2011 she was paralysed during _ paralympic system there. in 2011 she was paralysed during an _ paralympic system there. in 2011 she was paralysed during an operation i paralympic system there. in 2011 she was paralysed during an operation to j was paralysed during an operation to remove a tumour on her spinal cord. turning to sport as part of her recovery, she has competed in wiltshire rugby, basketball, thrive and discus. that the changed everything and it was a big shock and i knew straightaway. the doctor said to me can _ and i knew straightaway. the doctor said to me can you _ and i knew straightaway. the doctor said to me can you move _ and i knew straightaway. the doctor said to me can you move your- and i knew straightaway. the doctor| said to me can you move your arms? and i knew straightaway. the doctor i said to me can you move your arms? i thought i move my arms. i thought about my legs but there were 20 doctors around and i realised that it was pretty bad. i would never be set here as a paralympic ticket had not been that moment. am i thankful that i'm in a wheelchair? not

really. to balance sucks a lot of the time but i'm very thankful for the time but i'm very thankful for the opportunities that i've had in the opportunities that i've had in the people that met and opportunities that i've had. shoemaker db next month in canada one of 12 teams going for gold. lode one of 12 teams going for gold. we were six in the last world championships in october 21 with slips of— championships in october 21 with slips of bit for the paralympic games— slips of bit for the paralympic games but this year there are changes— games but this year there are changes happening, the athletes coming _ changes happening, the athletes coming on board. i'm confident that we can— coming on board. i'm confident that we can get— coming on board. i'm confident that we can get through the ground opening — we can get through the ground opening stages and get to the knockout stages and see how we go. what are _ knockout stages and see how we go. what are your hopes for the event? do you set goals and ambitions as to how you would like to do it? i will came into — how you would like to do it? i will came into the _ how you would like to do it? i will came into the sport _ how you would like to do it? i will came into the sport as _ how you would like to do it? in ii came into the sport as a summer paralympic champion and i would like to leave the sport eventually to be a winter paralympic champion, so thatis a winter paralympic champion, so that is the goal. whether it be in three years' time or seven your

time. i want to leave the sport as a paralympic champion. over in arizona — excitement is ramping up ahead of super bowl 57. this sunday the kansas city chiefs go up against the philadelphia eagles. both teams held their first practice sessions since arriving in phoenix — for the chiefs it's a third trip in 4 years — with one championship to show for it. with just three days to go until the players, fans, and the media descend on the city, nesta mcgregor has been looking behind the scenes at all the ingredients that make it one of the world's biggest sporting events. so this beauty, the stadium isjust outside of phoenix arizona the venue of super bowl lvii chiefs versus eagles. the biggest day in american

sports the closer you get to the action the more expensive the ticket, tens of thousands of pounds and we are our potentially talking pricey but the game will be spicy. a few reasons that this game has a little bit of an extra edge, three young quarterbacks both with points to prove. looking at management staff itjust to prove. looking at management staff it just so to prove. looking at management staff itjust so happens that the current coach of the chiefs once fire the current coach of the record to and for the first time in super bowl history a brother on each team. only one of them can be a winner on sunday. it has been said that every year the super bowl it's bigger and number 57 is no different if you name a tv station in any country in the world, it is probably here and displays never ever sleeps because it is always catering to a different time zone. super bowl sunday could be summed up by the three apps. football, family, food. so spare a

thought for anyone working in the kitchen, they will be busy. some even estimate that on game day alone, americans will eat 13 million burgers and get this —— 1.3 billion chicken wings. the stadium will be at capacity and more than 120 million people will be watching on tv. some of them not even from football because the half—time show will be performed by rihanna. so the players are ready, the entertainment is ready and just one question remains. who is going to win? starting to get excited for that already. that's all from sportsday. more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. from me and all the team. have a lovely evening, bye.

hello there. with high pressure nearby, it's going to stay largely fine, dry and settled for the rest of the week through the weekend and indeed into the start of next week as well. tonight is going to be mainly dry with clear spells in the south, but it will be breezier with more cloud and rain in towards the north of the uk. you can see more isobars here and also weather fronts, which will bring some splashes of rain to northern and western scotland at times. but i think for southern scotland, northern ireland, much of england and wales tonight it will be largely dry. clearer spells across central and southern areas. so it's here where we're likely to see those temperatures fall away again with a frost here. further north, because of the breeze and the cloud, it will be less cold. and then for friday, again, cloudier, breezy across the north of the uk, splashes of rain for the north and west of scotland. maybe some drizzly rain for western england, west wales.

generally dry, start off sunny in the south—east, it could turn a bit cloudier into the afternoon. temperatures range from 9—12 celsius, so feeling quite mild.

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