rainfall around the corner and have rainfall around the corner and on the satellite picture, the next batch of rain is working on to western areas, but the atlantic is full of shower clouds. we are going to see further downpours in the coming days. overnight tonight, the rain spreads from northern ireland across scotland, england and wales and all the while it will get windy overnight with gusty south—westerly winds in place. still mild for most of us but slightly fresher air getting into northern ireland and scotland. tomorrow morning it's going to be a windy morning, particularly for scotland where we have a squeeze on the isobars which will generate strong winds and we are talking about gus between 75 mph to 80 mph across western scotland before the winds ease later in the day. a band of rain is clearing as well. elsewhere a blustery day with gusts of a0 or 50 mph and at least one of the benefits of the strong winds is the shower clouds blow through quickly and the sunshine comes out, so the downpours won't last long. a similar story on

thursday. again, a showery day and those showers are heavy, some of them thundery and we still have those brisk south—westerly winds dragging up my old iso temperatures for many around ia or 15 degrees, 11 for many around 1a or 15 degrees, 11 and 12 for scotland and northern ireland. thursday we might see some rain skirting into eastern areas of england and it looks wet in the west and the outlook further showers expected. it might get a bit cold in the far north of scotland and may be some wintry showers at the weekend. thanks, chris. and that's bbc news at six on tuesday the 21st of march. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time tojoin our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. thank you, racism, misogyny and homophobia at the heart of the metropolitan police force. tonight on bbc london a special programme on what it means for londoners and what needs to change. the review by baron

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offers gel for rain, sexual assault and murder. systemic racism, misogyny and homophobia, women and children it failed, londoners put last. today the state of the metropolitan police service was laid bare as the report it to its culture and standards of behaviour was released. baron as casey was tasked with the review after sarah everard was murdered by police officer wearing cousins. in her report her stark warning was that the force could be broken up if it didn't change fast enough about the commissioners as his heart broken by the findings where does this leave our police force and the lenders episo poster protect observe or represent. i home affairs correspondent has the first of two nights report. sarah everard to rain and murder by a serving officer shook trust in the met police. but now a new report lays bare how badly

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culture, officers are suffering abuse from colleagues. it happened in the "80s- — abuse from colleagues. it happened in the "80s- i— abuse from colleagues. it happened in the '80s. i used _ abuse from colleagues. it happened in the '80s. i used to _ abuse from colleagues. it happened in the '80s. i used to hear - abuse from colleagues. it happened in the '80s. i used to hear about. in the '80s. i used to hear about it. and to say here we are a0 years later and we're still saying that these things are happening, come on! this cannot continue! a in the report officers described bullying, harassment, degrading initiation rituals, one muslim officer had bacon put inside his boots. the re ort bacon put inside his boots. the report also _ bacon put inside his boots. the report also found that women have been let down, forensic samples used as evidence in rape cases lost because they were stored in broken down fridges. juliana is one of the women who took part in the review. she was raped by her ex—boyfriend and says a met officer made inappropriate comments. she complained but an investigation found no wrongdoing, she worries if the force will change. haifa found no wrongdoing, she worries if the force will change.— found no wrongdoing, she worries if the force will change. how much more data are we — the force will change. how much more data are we expecting _ the force will change. how much more data are we expecting to _ the force will change. how much more data are we expecting to get _ the force will change. how much more data are we expecting to get until - data are we expecting to get until real change happens, until the police accept that they're not

equipped to deal with victims and that they have to change? because all that is happening is people are not going to come forward, people are not going to trust the police. some are also concerned that the commissioner won't accept the failings are institutional. it commissioner won't accept the failings are institutional.- failings are institutional. it is, oh, es failings are institutional. it is, oh. yes we — failings are institutional. it is, oh, yes we accept _ failings are institutional. it is, oh, yes we accept it, - failings are institutional. it is, oh, yes we accept it, but - failings are institutional. it is, oh, yes we accept it, but notl oh, yes we accept it, but not really. and that's where i think he has the review, the mcpherson review. hello and welcome to sportsday. back to save their season — roy hodgson returns to crystal palace. a safe pair of hands or an uninspiring choice? fans are divided. england prepare for a re—run of the euro 2020 final against italy in euro 202a qualifiers. we'll hear from the england, scotland and northern ireland camps. back to save their season — roy hodgson returns to crystal palace. a safe pair of hands or an uninspiring choice? fans are divided. england prepare for a re—run of the euro 2020 final against italy in euro 202a qualifiers. of the euro 2020 final against italy we'll hear from the england, scotland and northern ireland camps. and everton's abdoulaye doucoure tells us how he and the other muslim players in the premier league cope with the demands of playing during ramadan. also coming up on sportsday... two greats of british women's sport call time on their international careers —

england rugby captain sarah hunter and hockey heroine maddie lynch. somebody dies people to say do you know do you know do you know? and then for me that's exactly what happened. it came to eight became very clear that i knew. good evening. crystal palace have named their new manager — though it's a familiar name to palace fans. former england manager roy hodgson will take up the reins at selhurst park once again — less than 2 years after he left. he was replaced by patrick viera in 2021, but palace sacked him on friday after a run of 12 matches without a win. so is roy the right man for thejob? fans are divided as joe lynskey reports. in may 2021 roy hodgson said goodbye. he'd spent for years at crystal paris buffer club and coach it was time for change. he was the boyhood fan who kept his team at the top, now with palace three points from safety they want him to go in again. at age 75 he's been reappointed and said in a

statement... since that day hodgson spin tempta back before. he took charge of watford injanuary last charge of watford in january last year. but in 18 games won just twice for team had gone down, his farewell had turned sour. timer;r for team had gone down, his farewell had turned sour.— had turned sour. they said to be eas to had turned sour. they said to be easy to wean — had turned sour. they said to be easy to wean myself _ had turned sour. they said to be easy to wean myself off - had turned sour. they said to be easy to wean myself off because had turned sour. they said to be l easy to wean myself off because it has been such a massive part of my life a a6 years. i will now pass the baton to the guys who are still out there and i see them on the weekend on the post line and maybe that will make me feel you did the right thing by leaving the suffering to others. we like it is was suffering on the touchline again, are we? i don't think so, no. if there was doubt palace and stepped in and convince him to replace a man who replaced him. patrick vieira took them to a semifinal but they've not won in 12 games. hodgson is been put in charge of the end of the season and palace

have reset. of the end of the season and palace have reset-— have reset. palace fans can be so divided with _ have reset. palace fans can be so divided with disappointment. - have reset. palace fans can be so divided with disappointment. roy have reset. palace fans can be so i divided with disappointment. roy is such a wonderful guy, so experience and is so loved and respected at palace. but he 75 years old, we're supposed to be moving forward, patrick vieira, i'm still reeling from his sacking. we were sleepwalking into relegation. just being in this magic circle and premier league is such a privilege and an honourfor crystal premier league is such a privilege and an honour for crystal palace. personally towards the end i probably was vieira output up if youd _ probably was vieira output up if youd said — probably was vieira output up if you'd said to me that would be going back to _ you'd said to me that would be going back to roy— you'd said to me that would be going back to roy hodgson i think i would've _ back to roy hodgson i think i would've stuck with patrick vieira. i'm really— would've stuck with patrick vieira. i'm really fond of roy but we did move _ i'm really fond of roy but we did move away from him for a reason. going _ move away from him for a reason. going back to roy after having a seizing — going back to roy after having a seizing playing aggressive football, it does _ seizing playing aggressive football, it does feel like a backward step. hodgson — it does feel like a backward step. hodgson spent a code since 1976. there have been highs and lows. but through countries and continents its policies most at home. so good was his first spell he got the freedom

of croydon. now south london hopes the man five years off his 80s can steer them to safety. our reporter alex howell has been following events at selhurst park for us today. long day. you can see why palace have made this move? but it doesn't seem very ambitious of palace? you can see why they made this decision, as you've heard there, things have been tough for crystal palace. patrick vieira was praised for the job he palace. patrick vieira was praised for thejob he did taking on from roy hodgson with his progressive attacking style of football. and just over a year ago actually led them to the fa cup semifinal. you can understand why palace has made the change and they brought roy hodgson back in, decades of experience. fans have been going past the stadium here today and we've been asking some of them what they think about the decision.

advocates a bit of a mistake. and it was only— advocates a bit of a mistake. and it was only 11 — advocates a bit of a mistake. and it was only 11 games but i think we need _ was only 11 games but i think we need to— was only 11 games but i think we need to move forward, we needed somebody— need to move forward, we needed somebody with a lot of experience, i think _ somebody with a lot of experience, i think i_ somebody with a lot of experience, i think i know— somebody with a lot of experience, i think. i know roy hodgson has a lot of experience advocates a bit of a step backwards. i of experience advocates a bit of a step backwards.— step backwards. i still think they were a bit harsh _ step backwards. i still think they were a bit harsh with _ step backwards. i still think they were a bit harsh with vieira. - step backwards. i still think they| were a bit harsh with vieira. last year— were a bit harsh with vieira. last year they— were a bit harsh with vieira. last year they were _ were a bit harsh with vieira. last year they were in _ were a bit harsh with vieira. last year they were in the _ were a bit harsh with vieira. last year they were in the semifinals, the fa_ year they were in the semifinals, the fa gun _ year they were in the semifinals, the fa gun it's _ year they were in the semifinals, the fa cup. it's a _ year they were in the semifinals, the fa cup. it's a bit— year they were in the semifinals, the fa cup. it's a bit harsh- year they were in the semifinals, the fa cup. it's a bit harsh but. the fa cup. it's a bit harsh but i feel roy— the fa cup. it's a bit harsh but i feel roy hodgson _ the fa cup. it's a bit harsh but i feel roy hodgson can _ the fa cup. it's a bit harsh but i feel roy hodgson can do - the fa cup. it's a bit harsh but i feel roy hodgson can do all- the fa cup. it's a bit harsh but i. feel roy hodgson can do all right. there's_ feel roy hodgson can do all right. there's lreen— feel roy hodgson can do all right. there's been a— feel roy hodgson can do all right. there's been a lot _ feel roy hodgson can do all right. there's been a lot of— feel roy hodgson can do all right. there's been a lot of discussion i there's been a lot of discussion about roy coming and the reasons for that. some of the talking points have been that the job he did at watford last season, he was brought in there on a similar type of deals with a similar contract with the same remit to help them avoid relegation. he wasn't able to do that. and that has concerns on fans. other supporters are also looking back and remembering the last part of his tenure when he was in charge at crystal palace here and there

were questions around the football and the style he played. but there is no doubt in thejob he did here at crystal palace was up he was in charge of a four season and after the initial period when he took over they were never dealt with relegation. the hierarchy and board are hoping that he can have the same affect this time. it are hoping that he can have the same affect this time.— affect this time. it scoring goals and a problem _ affect this time. it scoring goals and a problem for _ affect this time. it scoring goals and a problem for crystal - affect this time. it scoring goals| and a problem for crystal palace affect this time. it scoring goals i and a problem for crystal palace so far, just six in this calendar year in 2023. is roy hodgson, his managerial style, in 2023. is roy hodgson, his managerialstyle, his in 2023. is roy hodgson, his managerial style, his play the right way to get them firing again? rat; way to get them firing again? roy parsons teams _ way to get them firing again? fr parsons teams are way to get them firing again? tr parsons teams are famous for way to get them firing again? flay parsons teams are famous for being solid and pragmatic. as you say, under patrick vieira crystal palace weren't conceding a lot of goals, they conceded just nine in the last ten games. at the other end of the page. hodgson is in the string position, here, he would've actually worked through some of the players longer than patrick vieira. that means he knows about wilford zaha. he did to get them fired, he hasn't

scored for 11 games. he need to not manage to do that when he was a manager in charge. crystal palace have a good chance of scoring goals in picking out vital points. meat... in picking out vital points. alex, thank you _ in picking out vital points. alex, thank you so — in picking out vital points. alex, thank you so much _ in picking out vital points. alex, thank you so much for- in picking out vital points. alex, thank you so much for that. - uncertaintly continues to swirl around the future of antonio conte at tottenham, after his post—match outburst on saturday. spurs let slip a 2 goal lead to draw with the premier league's bottom side southampton — after which conte launched a critical tirade against his players and the clubs owners. he's returned to italy for the international break and reports suggest he won't be in hisjob for tottenham's next match against everton on april 3rd. former midfielder ryan mason — currently a first team coach under conte is expected to take over temporarily. gareth southgate has added jimmy flloyd hasselbank to his coaching set up as england get ready to start their qualification campaign for euro 202a this week. england start in naples against familiarfoe — italy, the team that beat them

on penalties in the final of euro 2020. england haven't won in italy for over 60 years and will be without marcus rashford, mason mount and nick pope, who've all withdrawn from the squad. i think these are two perfect fixtures for us. these are the kind of nations that we want to be beating. we have to be beating if we want to win the major trophies. we're going to have to play them in the next 12 to eight months, whatever qualifies of the tournament. two great games and no better way for us to start the campaign. scotland have called up blackburn rovers defender dominic hyam for the first time ahead of their euro qualifiers. he replaces jack hendry who has had to sit them out with injury. scotland host cyprus on saturday and then spain on tuesday — and coachjohn carver says ambition is high. you qualify for a major championship like we did and we qualify for the euros. it was a huge disappointment

when we didn't qualify for world cup. it's not nice sitting at home watching the world cup being played and we're not part of it. so for me that's going to make us more determined when we go into this new campaign now on the back of the successful nations league champions. going into this with confidence and fancying our chances for that we want to be involved in those euros again. want to be involved in those euros again. northern ireland begin their campaign in san marino on thursday — it'll be michael o'neill�*s first game back since being re—appointed as manager in december last year. o'neill took northern ireland to euro 2016 but knows his task this time around is very different. with several senoir players out due to injuries and doubts over fowards conor washington and conor mcmenmin. o'neill has said he will be looking to some of the younger players in the side, but is mindful its a big step if he asks some of them to start. i'm getting to know some of these

lads who are very young players. it's great to see them here now. they were all lads who were under 15 when i last saw them so it's a very positive thing for us to see that development. we have to prepare the team very quickly for the game on thursday night but we can do as much as we can, we have to keep the players fresh to play. on the international stage — kylian mbappe will lead a new era for for french football. the 2a year old has been named the new captain of the national side, replacing hugo lloris who retired from international football in january. fellow forward antoine griezmann has been named as vice captain. arsenal woman are in action against bayern munich, in the first leg of the women's champions league quarter finals. they are the only english team to have won the women's champions league doing so in 2007 but arsenal haven't reached the semi—finals in ten years and fallen at the quarterfinals in their last three campaigns.

its currently 1—0 at the allianz arena. arsenal will host bayern at home in the second leg on the 29th. defending champions chelsea will travel to aston villa in the semi—finals of the women's fa cup next month. the current leaders of the women's super league are looking for a third successive title but villa have never made it to this stage before. manchester united will host brighton in the other tie — mirroring the men's draw, it's the first time for both sides in the last four. tomorrow evening marks the start of ramadan, the month where millions of muslims in the uk and around the world observe a period of fasting, prayer and reflection. that includes around 100 players in the premier league. our reporter shamoon hafez has been speaking to everton's abdoulaye doucoure to see how he deals with the demands of professional football during ramadan. i always dream to play in the premier league. i think he's one of

the best in europe. ifeel very confident they are, very accepted. i think it is for most people to enjoy hair. so far i'm very happy with the i'm always wanted to be in the premier league. i want to stay. horse premier league. i want to stay. how im ortant premier league. i want to stay. how important is — premier league. i want to stay. how important is religion to yourself? is it football first? mr; important is religion to yourself? is it football first?— is it football first? my religion is the most important _ is it football first? my religion is the most important thing - is it football first? my religion is the most important thing in - is it football first? my religion is the most important thing in my| is it football first? my religion is - the most important thing in my life. i put my religion 1st. i think by faith help me to go through a lot a barrier, pain sometime in football for the always been something very important for me. i think i would not be in the position today. that important for me. i think i would not be in the position today. at the moment which _ not be in the position today. at the moment which of _ not be in the position today. at the moment which of the _ not be in the position today. at the moment which of the muzzle - not be in the position today. at the l moment which of the muzzle play as you look up to? i moment which of the muzzle play as you look up to?— you look up to? i love send you manet? for— you look up to? i love send you manet? for the _ you look up to? i love send you manet? for the -- _ you look up to? i love send you manet? for the -- muslim - you look up to? i love send you - manet? for the -- muslim players. i manet? for the —— muslim players. i play with them. those are the people i look after. ., , ., play with them. those are the people

i look after. . , ., , play with them. those are the people i look after-— i look after. have you been giving a few lessons to _ i look after. have you been giving a few lessons to your _ i look after. have you been giving a few lessons to your team-mates i i look after. have you been giving a l few lessons to your team-mates this few lessons to your team—mates this week? i few lessons to your team-mates this week? . . , , few lessons to your team-mates this week? . , , few lessons to your team-mates this week? ., , ., few lessons to your team-mates this week? ., , ,~ , few lessons to your team-mates this week? ., ,~ ., week? i always they always ask what is ramadan- — week? i always they always ask what is ramadan. they _ week? i always they always ask what is ramadan. they are _ week? i always they always ask what is ramadan. they are always - week? i always they always ask what| is ramadan. they are always amazed how we can deal with i always hated them, it's faith, sometimes they try to do when they fast. i think it's good to explain to people how is ramadan. good things to be together. i think it's a great thing. and managers and players are all comfortable?— managers and players are all comfortable? �* ., comfortable? always comfortable. i remember we _ comfortable? always comfortable. i remember we played _ comfortable? always comfortable. i remember we played against - comfortable? always comfortable. i remember we played against berlin | remember we played against berlin last year and i was fasting and i brought my ramadan.... for them it's nothing but at the club looks after is a very good for the who told you the time? the referee. everything was organised before. with the doctors, the officials so everything was put in place. haifa

doctors, the officials so everything was put in place-— doctors, the officials so everything was put in place. how happy doesn't make ou was put in place. how happy doesn't make you that _ was put in place. how happy doesn't make you that the _ was put in place. how happy doesn't make you that the leader _ was put in place. how happy doesn't make you that the leader being - make you that the leader being concerned about muslim players and making accommodations when there is time to break the fast and stopping play for players? timer;r time to break the fast and stopping play for players?— time to break the fast and stopping play for players? they are so happy. to be honest. _ play for players? they are so happy. to be honest, it's— play for players? they are so happy. to be honest, it's amazing - play for players? they are so happy. to be honest, it's amazing for - play for players? they are so happy. to be honest, it's amazing for the i to be honest, it's amazing for the premier league to do that for us. we didn't see that in all countries. i'm very grateful to be in england with the premier league. i think it is the best league for us as a muslim to bn. and you can see more of that interview and discussions around what is being done at grassroots level to help footballers observe ramadan on the latest edition of the football news show, which is streaming now. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. prospective owners of manchester united have been told they have until 9pm tomorrow to submit revised bids for the club. how strict this deadline is, and whether there are any other bidders is unclear. it could mean a "preferred bidder" is declared by raine — the investment bank conducting

the sale very soon. max whitlock and becky downie are back in the great britain team for the european artistic gymnastics championships in turkey. three—time olympic gold medallist whitlock took a break from competition after tokyo 2020 as he "struggled" with his mental health. downie returns for the first time since the 2021 world championships. 60—year—old jimmy white rolled back the years as he shocked the former world number onejudd trump at the world snooker tour classic in leicester. the whirlwind winning by four frames to two to seal his place in the last 16. now, the end of an era for two legends of women's sport in britian, one is england's most capped rugby union player and the other is an olympic gold medalist, despite having a huge impact on their sports. on their sports, today they've announced they are calling time on their international careers.

we'll hear from rugby world cup winner sarah hunter shortly, but first, maddie hinch became a household name when, with her teammates she won gold in hockey at the rio olympics. as jo currie reports. for a decade mat 801 has been the heartbeat of great british hockey. a hero and a polyp. this was maddie hinch first gold medal guiding england in 2015. i hinch first gold medal guiding england in 2015.— hinch first gold medal guiding england in 2015. i can't believe it. 2-0 down will— england in 2015. i can't believe it. 2-0 down will it _ england in 2015. i can't believe it. 2-0 down will it look... _ england in 2015. i can't believe it. 2-0 down will it look... and - england in 2015. i can't believe it. | 2-0 down will it look... and that's 2—0 down will it look... and that's exactly what we did. 2-0 down will it look. .. and that's exactly what we did.— exactly what we did. where like let's take a _ exactly what we did. where like let's take a shot. _ exactly what we did. where like let's take a shot. and _ exactly what we did. where like let's take a shot. and that - exactly what we did. where like let's take a shot. and that was l exactly what we did. where like i let's take a shot. and that wasjust let's take a shot. and that was just the start. one year later gold again. this time on the biggest stage in rio. again. this time on the biggest stage in rio-— again. this time on the biggest stauein rio. , ., �* ., ., stage in rio. great britain are the olympic hockey — stage in rio. great britain are the olympic hockey champions? - stage in rio. great britain are the olympic hockey champions? ! - stage in rio. great britain are the - olympic hockey champions? ! hockey and the sporting _ olympic hockey champions? ! hockey and the sporting spotlight. _ olympic hockey champions? ! hockey and the sporting spotlight. i'm - olympic hockey champions? ! hockey and the sporting spotlight. i'm just i and the sporting spotlight. i'm 'ust burstin: and the sporting spotlight. i'm 'ust bursting with fl and the sporting spotlight. i'm 'ust bursting with pride. i and the sporting spotlight. i'm 'ust bursting with pride. it i and the sporting spotlight. i'm 'ust bursting with pride. it shows h and the sporting spotlight. i'm just bursting with pride. it shows at - and the sporting spotlight. i'm just| bursting with pride. it shows at any sort if bursting with pride. it shows at any sport if you — bursting with pride. it shows at any sport if you stick _ bursting with pride. it shows at any sport if you stick at _ bursting with pride. it shows at any sport if you stick at it _ bursting with pride. it shows at any sport if you stick at it and - bursting with pride. it shows at any sport if you stick at it and you - sport if you stick at it and you really — sport if you stick at it and you really believe in what you can do

sometimes the impossible happens. that gold _ sometimes the impossible happens. that gold was followed up by bronze at the tokyo games in 2021. affectionately known as mad dog, maddie hinch shone with agility and specialise in shootouts. i’ge maddie hinch shone with agility and specialise in shootouts.— specialise in shootouts. i've always been a bit of _ specialise in shootouts. i've always been a bit of a _ specialise in shootouts. i've always been a bit of a geek— specialise in shootouts. i've always been a bit of a geek when - specialise in shootouts. i've always been a bit of a geek when it - specialise in shootouts. i've always been a bit of a geek when it comesj been a bit of a geek when it comes to these things and i love to do my homework. to these things and i love to do my homework-— homework. all that attention to detail certainly _ homework. all that attention to detail certainly played - homework. all that attention to detail certainly played office - homework. all that attention to | detail certainly played office she was made world goalkeeper of the year three times in a row. absolutely relentless and everything she does _ absolutely relentless and everything she does. it is not good enough for her to— she does. it is not good enough for her to be _ she does. it is not good enough for her to be good. she has to be the best of— her to be good. she has to be the best of the — her to be good. she has to be the best of the world. last her to be good. she has to be the best of the world.— best of the world. last summer maddie hinch _ best of the world. last summer maddie hinch was _ best of the world. last summer maddie hinch was instrumental| best of the world. last summer i maddie hinch was instrumental as england made history again when they won, wealth gold in front of the home crowd in birmingham. the . reatest home crowd in birmingham. the greatest goalkeeper in women's hockey— greatest goalkeeper in women's hockey at the moment. this greatest goalkeeper in women's hockey at the moment. this hero in a helmet is an — hockey at the moment. this hero in a helmet is an unrivaled _ hockey at the moment. this hero in a helmet is an unrivaled legacy. - england are fresh off the back of a commonwealth win and with the paris olympics just around the corner, how difficult a decision was it to make to leave the squad? jo currie has been speaking to maddie hinch and started

by asking her how she knew it was the right time. so many times people keep saying to me, you know, what you know and i'm like what you mean? for me that's exactly what happened. it became very clear that i knew. i do that now it the time is right and i'm leaving. leaving at the top of my game, on my terms. a position that so many athletes dream of, i'm so grateful to have the opportunity. i don't good friends of mine that have not had that luxury. it's a nice place to be when you just know. and place to be when you 'ust know. and now is the time. — place to be when you just know. and now is the time. as you said there, you still at the top of your game. the paris olympics are just over a year away. the paris olympics are 'ust over a year away.— the paris olympics are 'ust over a ear awa . ., , ., , ., year away. how tempting was that? very tempting- _ year away. how tempting was that? very tempting- at _ year away. how tempting was that? very tempting. at the _ year away. how tempting was that? very tempting. at the minute - year away. how tempting was that? very tempting. at the minute the i very tempting. at the minute the game to me feels effortless without the longer you play you become at ease with the sport, at ease with the position, at ease with the job. i've spent many years fighting back, learning the role that comes with

being gps number one. of course going to paris was absolutely on their radar. i want to be on the journey with these guys —— gb. i knew i wouldn't do it giving my all to it anymore. my heart is not in it. iwill to it anymore. my heart is not in it. i will not be someone thatjust takes the easy choice. for me i'm handing the shirt over in a better place. i'm doing it with a big smile on my face and i'm super excited to support the girls in a different way. support the girls in a different wa . ., support the girls in a different wa , ., support the girls in a different wa . ., , ., support the girls in a different wa. ., ~ ., support the girls in a different wa. ., «a, way. you said you know when you know. way. you said you know when you know- what _ way. you said you know when you know. what is _ way. you said you know when you know. what is that _ way. you said you know when you know. what is that emotional - way. you said you know when you - know. what is that emotional process like when you go, i actually think this is a time? for like when you go, i actually think this is a time?— this is a time? for me it became very clear _ this is a time? for me it became very clear in _ this is a time? for me it became very clear in a — this is a time? for me it became very clear in a hotel— this is a time? for me it became very clear in a hotel room - this is a time? for me it became very clear in a hotel room in - this is a time? for me it became very clear in a hotel room in the| very clear in a hotel room in the middle of argentina, which is very strange. i was actually excited to tell someone that i knew. for me again, the feeling of excitement and clarity was usually important. that it actually made the decision easy in my eyes. however, the next chapter in the future is incredibly terrifying. after you been getting out and training with the utmost structure, relentless attitude to be

the very best and achieve great things. now i don't know what my day will entail. i'm excited to that. scared for sure but excited to be able to say yes to things and have the luxury of time to test the waters and go out there and as my brother says... and another retirement today — sarah hunter, the england rugby union captain and world cup winner has also revealed that she will be hanging up her boots. but not before one final flourish. the 37 year—old will play her last ever game for england against scotland this saturday in their opening six nations match at kingston park in newcastle — the city of her birth. hunter has been speaking to sara orchard. not many athletes are offered fairy tale endings. but england captain sarah is no ordinary athlete. hunter has 1a0 caps, that makes her the most england player ever and the most england player ever and the most women's player in the whole world. she has got an impressive

array of six nations and grand slam titles and of course a world cup winners metalfor titles and of course a world cup winners metal for 201a. titles and of course a world cup winners metalfor 201a. it’s titles and of course a world cup winners metal for 2014. it's really hard to look _ winners metal for 2014. it's really hard to look beyond _ winners metal for 2014. it's really hard to look beyond our— winners metal for 2014. it's really hard to look beyond our 2014 - winners metal for 2014. it's really. hard to look beyond our 2014 wind. hard to look beyond our 201a wind. this moment which will be really proud and specialfor this moment which will be really proud and special for me, this moment which will be really proud and specialfor me, your this moment which will be really proud and special for me, your 1st, you are 100, those sorts of moments but we still got a route on august the 17th. itjust us off at other times. you know that everyone will be thinking about that moment and the part it played within the english women's journey and what history it made. it's pretty hard to beat. ., ::' , beat. the 'oy of 2014 can never be taken beat. the joy of 2014 can never be taken away- _ beat. the joy of 2014 can never be taken away. but _ beat. the joy of 2014 can never be taken away. but the _ beat. the joy of 2014 can never be taken away. but the 37-year-old l beat. the joy of 2014 can never be i taken away. but the 37-year-old also taken away. but the 37—year—old also had to deal with the heartbreak of losing three of the world cup finals all to new zealand. but in retirement, she specifically chosen newcastle, the city where she was born and learn the game as her last

ever match. it's when england take on scotland in their opening six nations match this weekend. it’s nations match this weekend. it's where i saw _ nations match this weekend. it�*s where i saw the programmes on match days so i could watch newcastle play —— sold programs. it's got a special place in my heart, i'm really proud to be a majority. it seems really fitting that i get to go and finish it there. , ., fitting that i get to go and finish it there. ,., ., it there. hunter will bow out of rurb it there. hunter will bow out of rugby union — it there. hunter will bow out of rugby union as _ it there. hunter will bow out of rugby union as one _ it there. hunter will bow out of rugby union as one of- it there. hunter will bow out of rugby union as one of the - it there. hunter will bow out of i rugby union as one of the greats, notjust in england but the whole world. congratulations and best of luck to both sarah hunter and maddie hinch, they will both be much missed. that is all from sports day. thanks for watching. hello. there is more rain in the forecast for the next few days.

that rain has been pushing in from the west, continuing to journey eastwards bringing particularly intense downpours for the hills of southwest england, wales, northwest england and also western scotland where we will also see gail's developing, in fact very windy trues western and central parts of scotland, those strong winds combining with i tried to give the risk of coastal flooding. it is going to be a mild night enter tomorrow we've got this waterfront, swirling its way eastward taking its rate with it, for the heavy downpours move across the north of scotland and then generally shari weather through the day. a mix of sunny spells and scattered heavy downpours. the winds will stay quite strong and quite dusty. it's going to be mild, maybejust a little bit less mild than it has been across the northern half of scotland. as we head towards the end of the week we stick with an unsettled theme, yes, they'll be sunshine and also perhaps sundry downpours than turning a bit colder through the weekend.

him hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. the red carpet is rolled out in moscow for president's xi jinping, as both china and russia accuse the us of 'undermining' global security. it looks like the west is definitely decided to fight with russia till the last ukrainian, not only by words but by actions. the russian leader also warned that moscow will react, if the uk goes ahead with a plan to give ukraine ammunition containing depleted uranium. also in the programme. the former british prime minister borisjohnson admits misleading mps over lockdown parties — but says he didn't do it

intentionally or recklessly.