but on the northern ireland as well. but on the whole those temperatures, they will be a little bit disappointed i'm afraid for this point that much time of year. 16 to 20 degrees because the wind direction is coming from the wind direction is coming from the north but when you see what is in store for the weekend, the fourth consecutive weekend where we have low pressure moving in off the atlantic. more wet and windy weather moving across england and wales from northern ireland. in the early hours of saturday it will drift steadily eastwards. not as bad in scotland, a few scattered showers here but through the morning and the low goes further east we will have gusts of wind 50 to 60 miles an hour. that is not very nice i'm afraid if you are camping at this time of year. and with the cloud and the rain and the winds around it is going to feel rather cool as well, 1a to 17 degrees at the very best. sunday, a

bit better, a few showers around but still disappointing in terms of temperatures. jane. thanks, louise. and that's bbc news at six, you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. from the six team, it's goodbye. 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 lizzie greenwood—hughes, here's what's coming up. heartbreakfor germany at the women's world cup — they're out in the group stages. instead, celebrations for morocco — who go through to the last 16 for the first time in their history. at the netball world cup — england are full of confidence after a stunning win over top side australia.

i don't think you can underestimate mentally what that tells me about where the group are at. i think that's a scary thing and something to really look forward to. and defending champions great britain crash out of the team pursuit at the cycling world championships, in scotland. so, welcome to sportsday. lots for you, as always, and we're starting with a big shock at the women's world cup — because the two time winners, the second best team in the world — germany are out. they drew their last game with south korea, which means they've failed to reach the last 16. instead morocco — who beat group winners colombia — will go through for the first time in their history. matt gravelling rounds up the story of a very exciting final day of group games.

after two weeks of football, just to group games remained. in perth, group h leaders columbia faced morocco. while in brisbane, germany faced an early exit. south korea came out fighting against the world's second rate democrat ranked team. minutes later, they found space and found the net, the team's first goal of the tournament — and as it stood, germany were heading home. but as we've seen many times before,... .,, , , ., , before,... pop delivers when germany needs it most! — before,... pop delivers when germany needs it most! the _ before,... pop delivers when germany needs it most! the captain _ before,... pop delivers when germany needs it most! the captain putting - needs it most! the captain putting her team back _ needs it most! the captain putting her team back into _ needs it most! the captain putting her team back into the _ needs it most! the captain putting her team back into the knockout . her team back into the knockout stages. but not so fast — in perth, columbia were still being held by 72nd ranked morocco. a goalfor morocco would see them through. and in first—half stoppage time. find in first-half stoppage time. and morocco do _ in first-half stoppage time. and morocco do have _ in first—half stoppage time. fific morocco do have their goal! in first-half stoppage time. and - morocco do have their goal! morocco headin: morocco do have their goal! morocco heading through. _ morocco do have their goal! morocco heading through, germany _ morocco do have their goal! morocco heading through, germany once - morocco do have their goal! morocco l heading through, germany once again bowing out. back in brisbane, it was

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knockout stages of their first ever world cup finals. matt graveling, bbc news. so this is turning into a really memorable world cup, and it's making great tv. well, farah williams is part of the bbc team covering the tournament and england's most capped player — and earlier, she gave me her reaction to germany's exit. it is definitely the biggest shock in the women's game, and certainly in the women's game, and certainly in world cup history in terms of the women's game. they were favourites going into the tournament to breathe out the group, second ranked in the world to come up against korea, morocco who are debutantes, and korea, and not be able to get out of the group is a massive disappointment for sure. find the group is a massive disa ointment for sure. �* ., ., disappointment for sure. and korea, althou . h disappointment for sure. and korea, although there _ disappointment for sure. and korea, although there was _ disappointment for sure. and korea, although there was a _ disappointment for sure. and korea, although there was a tiny _ disappointment for sure. and korea, although there was a tiny chance - although there was a tiny chance they could go through if they scored loads of goals, which they weren't going to do, didn't have a lot to play for, so for them to hold was incredible? it play for, so for them to hold was incredible?— incredible? it was korea's best performance _ incredible? it was korea's best performance. they _ incredible? it was korea's best performance. they had - incredible? it was korea's best performance. they had to - incredible? it was korea's best performance. they had to get| incredible? it was korea's best. performance. they had to get five goals which, against the germans for korea, it was unlikely they would do

that. but for them to perform the way they did as a surprise to show up way they did as a surprise to show up in a tournament. find way they did as a surprise to show up in a tournament.— way they did as a surprise to show up in a tournament. and amazing for morocco, another _ up in a tournament. and amazing for morocco, another african _ up in a tournament. and amazing for morocco, another african team - morocco, another african team through to the knockout stages. i had to spend ages looking at the rankings, they're like 72nd in the world, and here they are in the knockout stages. their reaction was just wonderful. it’s knockout stages. their reaction was just wonderful-— just wonderful. it's beautiful, and that's what's _ just wonderful. it's beautiful, and that's what's so _ just wonderful. it's beautiful, and that's what's so beautiful - just wonderful. it's beautiful, and that's what's so beautiful about i just wonderful. it's beautiful, and i that's what's so beautiful about our game. i think 77th in the world, they are the lowest ranked team going into the world cup, or one of them. and they lost 6—0 in their opening game to germany — but what was so impressive about that moroccan team is the gumption they showed. i also like in xena, the girl who won the hitjob, further growth in the game, for muslim girls and women to see that at such a big stage, i think that visibility is crucial going forward. this stage, i think that visibility is crucial going forward.- stage, i think that visibility is crucial going forward. this is the first time a _ crucial going forward. this is the first time a women's _ crucial going forward. this is the first time a women's world - crucial going forward. this is the first time a women's world cup | crucial going forward. this is the i first time a women's world cup has had 32 teams. you could say already,

this is looking like quite a successful move?- this is looking like quite a successful move? and everyone questioned _ successful move? and everyone questioned it. — successful move? and everyone questioned it, myself _ successful move? and everyone questioned it, myself included, | successful move? and everyone i questioned it, myself included, we didn't know whether or lower ranked teams were good enough to compete. and i think it's been the best world cup that i've been a part of, and i think that those lower ranked teams have made the competition more competitive. forthe have made the competition more competitive. for the first time, it's only the top go through to the group. i think that made it less competitive, having to be top to has made the tournament a lot more competitive. i made the tournament a lot more competitive-— made the tournament a lot more cometitive. ., ., ., ., competitive. i want to ask you about encland in competitive. i want to ask you about england in a — competitive. i want to ask you about england in a moment, _ competitive. i want to ask you about england in a moment, but _ competitive. i want to ask you about england in a moment, but before . england in a moment, but before then, the big teams will be thinking this won't be so comfortable in these last 16 matches. i this won't be so comfortable in these last 16 matches. i agree, it's been really — these last 16 matches. i agree, it's been really unpredictable. - these last 16 matches. i agree, it's been really unpredictable. i'm - been really unpredictable. i'm worried about the lionesses coming into the tournament, they started slow but gradually got better. but the likes of brazil and germany have gone home, we've had shock results so these big hitters will be looking over their shoulders, not taking the lower teams as likely as we've seen in some of the games already. does is potentially _ in some of the games already. does is potentially open _ in some of the games already. does is potentially open up _ in some of the games already. does is potentially open up the draw to

england now that germany have gone home priscilla i think so, we've had a really good and to the group with beating china. notjust the performance by getting the goals, we now avoid the likes of germany on our route to the final, giving us a bit of hope to come home without world cup. bit of hope to come home without world cup-— world cup. wouldn't that be something? _ world cup. wouldn't that be something? let's _ world cup. wouldn't that be something? let's stick- world cup. wouldn't that be something? let's stick to i world cup. wouldn't that be - something? let's stick to football. some transfer news for you now — and newcastle have agreed to sign the southampton defender tino livramento and it could cost them up to £40 million. the 20—year—old leaves southampton, who were relegated afterjoining from chelsea two years ago forjust £5 million. the fee includes a number of add—ons. and chelsea have agreed to sign the brighton goalkeeper robert sanchez for £25 million. the spaniard leaves them after ten years on the south coast. stay with us on sportsday, because still to come... from the nfl to the efl — tom brady goes into business with birmingham city.

but now, we're turning our attention to the netball world cup where england are full of confidence after a rare win over australia in their final group match. both teams had already qualified for the semi finals, but england's victory was historic nonetheless. they'd never beaten the world number ones at the tournament, and they fought back from eight goals down in the third quarter to win it 56—55 in cape town, eleanor cardwell with the deciding goal. england will now play the defending champions new zealand in the semis, while australia face jamaica. it is massively important moment for this group in particular. itjust adds to our confidence bank. but we

know we've got two games to come and it means nothing if we can't follow it up. but for today, it's important to allow these guys to just celebrate that. i think it's the fact that we were eight down, and then to be pushed in the last 15 and still come out on top — i don't think you can understate mentally about where the group is at the moment, that's the scary thing, and that something to look forward to as we go to the semifinals. well earlier, i spoke to kathyrn merry, who's part of the bbc team in south africa, and she gave me her reaction to england's victory. this was a big victory — so big that the psychological lift now that the england team will have his big now. they've never beaten australia in the cup, so that was a hard—fought win today. it the cup, so that was a hard-fought win toda . . , ., , . the cup, so that was a hard-fought win toda . . , . , . ., win today. it was a difficult game for both sides _ win today. it was a difficult game for both sides because _ win today. it was a difficult game for both sides because they - win today. it was a difficult game for both sides because they both| for both sides because they both already qualified for the semifinals, so this was just their final pool game. why do you think england had the edge, what was it that gave them the difference? i think the difference today with england and throughout this netball

world cup so far has been there, nature and consistency. they still seem to be making the right decisions at the right time. they were five one point, then six down. it was an absolute roller coaster, but some of the changes just thoroughly but —— just there will be made and errors australia made... 50 made and errors australia made... so england top of the pool which no one would've suspected at the beginning of the tournament. what advantage could that give england? it’s a of the tournament. what advantage could that give england? it's a huge advantaae could that give england? it's a huge advantage because _ could that give england? it's a huge advantage because now— could that give england? it's a huge advantage because now it's - could that give england? it's a huge advantage because now it's a - could that give england? it's a huge| advantage because now it's a matter of who they'll take on in the semifinals. but we still don't know who they'll face because the host, south africa, with their brilliant draw last night, still have a slim chance of making the semifinal, so we aren't sure who england will face in the semis but we will know exactly who by the end of this evening. exactly who by the end of this evenina. �* exactly who by the end of this evenina.�* , , .,_ exactly who by the end of this evenina.�* , , ._ ,., exactly who by the end of this evenin.. �* , , , , ., ., evening. and presumably, should that semifinal no evening. and presumably, should that semifinal go well, _ evening. and presumably, should that semifinal go well, they _ evening. and presumably, should that semifinal go well, they would - evening. and presumably, should that semifinal go well, they would end - evening. and presumably, should that semifinal go well, they would end up | semifinal go well, they would end up meeting australia again in the final

— obviously they'll have so much confidence from this win, do they believe they can go all the way this time? ' :: :: , believe they can go all the way this time? ' :: f. , , believe they can go all the way this time? ' :: in , , ., time? 100% they believe. i asked the captain. who — time? 10096 they believe. i asked the captain. who do _ time? 10096 they believe. i asked the captain, who do not _ time? 10096 they believe. i asked the captain, who do not want _ time? 10096 they believe. i asked the captain, who do not want to - time? 10096 they believe. i asked the captain, who do not want to play - time? 10096 they believe. i asked the captain, who do not want to play in l captain, who do not want to play in the semifinal? she said, "we're not scared of anybody," and i genuinely do believe her. it'll be a cracking final whichever way it goes, but england have a chance to win and just maybe snatch a global gold metal away from australia like they did a few years ago at the commonwealth games. they deathly have a good chance now, they are looking good. meanwhile, scotland and wales won both their final group games — which means they'll play—off for ninth and tenth place. scotland had to survive a scare though to beat fiji 62—46. it's their only win in group f. and wales beat trinidad and tobago, also improving as the match went on. it finished 70 goals to 55 in wales' favour — their highest score of the tournament.

british rowing has announced it will ban transgender women from competing in women's category events from the end of the season. it says it's changed its policy following "extensive and ongoing research and consultation". transgender athletes who were born female and are not undergoing hormone treatment can still enter female races. world rowing currently does allow transgender women to compete in the female category with reduced testosterone levels. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today today's hundred pits the northern superchargers against the birmingham phoenix at headingley — and the superchargers comfortably won the women's game by seven wickets. the men's match isjust under way. one of the most hotly—contested races at this year's glorious goodwood — the nassau stakes was won by al husn, who upset the form book by beating the odds on favourite blue rose cen, and the defending champion nashwa to win her first group one.

and there's been another british medal at the world para—swimming championships in manchester, maisie summers—newton took silver in the s6 1100m freestyle with a personal best time. it's her second medal of the week. next to some news about the rugby league world cup — because its future was somewhat uncertain after france pulled—out of hosting it in 2025 and it was rescheduled for a year later. but we now know — it's going to be staged in the southern hemisphere. the world governing body, international rugby league, says two potential hosts have made bids and that they'll choose which is successful by the end of the year. the reality is these competitions are significant in their logistics and organisation. and to have a truncated one was always going to be difficult for france. that's another 12 months... we did get a proposal

for 2025 from a country, but we thought the better chance of success was to move it to 2026 in a different format, so we had to make that decision as a board for not only this world cup, but future world cup going forward. well, the 2026 tournament will be reduced in size to ten teams, down from 16 — which our rugby league correspondent dave woods says will make it much more competitive. what we had throughout history, for a long time, was that there were only three nations i could ever hope of winning it. what we've seen emerge in recent years is tonga and samoa, who historically made the final last year, emerging as powerhouses. vg are not a long way behind. papua new guinea are not a long way behind. so rugby league internationally is a strong —— is evolving very strongly but it doesn't go beyond the ten nations at the moment. 50 doesn't go beyond the ten nations at the moment-— the moment. so they said the southern hemisphere, - the moment. so they said the southern hemisphere, what . the moment. so they said the i southern hemisphere, what does the moment. so they said the - southern hemisphere, what does that mean, who will that be? tiara

southern hemisphere, what does that mean, who will that be?— southern hemisphere, what does that mean, who will that be? two bids, we know one is — mean, who will that be? two bids, we know one is new— mean, who will that be? two bids, we know one is new zealand _ mean, who will that be? two bids, we know one is new zealand because i mean, who will that be? two bids, we| know one is new zealand because they put their hands up to host it had it been 2025, and we assume that the other one will be australia because they are the rugby league powerhouse down there of course. i think the confidentiality around this is because probably two bids, both bids are may be working with pacific nations governments to see if they want to get on board the host may be 1-2 want to get on board the host may be 1—2 of the group games, as well. we will know by the end of this year which of those bids is successful. it might even be a bid that they bring together, new zealand and australia. ., ., australia. one of the wonderful thins australia. one of the wonderful things about — australia. one of the wonderful things about the _ australia. one of the wonderful things about the rugby - australia. one of the wonderful things about the rugby league | australia. one of the wonderful- things about the rugby league world cup that was in this country last year was you had all the women's, wheelchair and men's tournaments going on at the same time. but i'm right in saying that beyond 2026, that won't be the case? 2026 will have the three _ that won't be the case? 2026 will have the three again, _ that won't be the case? 2026 will have the three again, but - that won't be the case? 2026 will have the three again, but then i that won't be the case? 2026 will. have the three again, but then they want the women's world cup to break three. the way the women's world —— rugby league has evolved in the last few years is incredible, so they

feel it's a spotlight on its own, similar to the way women's world cup football is being very successful in australia and new zealand. so i think they're looking to 2028 for maybe those two nations to host a women's world cup stand alone, as well. and from then on, the women's world cup will be stand—alone going forward every four years. what world cup will be stand-alone going forward every four years. what about the wheelchair _ forward every four years. what about the wheelchair tournament? - forward every four years. what about the wheelchair tournament? they're | the wheelchair tournament? they're lookin: to the wheelchair tournament? they're looking to keep _ the wheelchair tournament? they're looking to keep the _ the wheelchair tournament? they're looking to keep the wheelchair- looking to keep the wheelchair tournament with the men's tournament. 0bviously tournament with the men's tournament. obviously a lot of costs involved with the wheelchair tournament. they need to make sure it's financially viable, but at this stage, the international rugby league are planning to keep the men's and the wheelchair together from 2026, 2030 and going forward after that. let's move on now to the cycling world championships — which got under way today in scotland. it's the biggest—ever multi—discipline cycling event, and there's lots going on with 200 gold medals on offer over 11 days. so let's go live now to glasgow, where our correspondent nesta mcgregorjoins me. and nesta, lots of action but things didn't quite start the way the british team would have

liked did they? i'm afraid not, but with great britain winning cycles at great britain winning cycles at great britain chapin chips, we've only had to look at the last 0lympics britain chapin chips, we've only had to look at the last olympics in tokyo over the top the metal table. but after the disaster this morning in the men's team in pursuit on the final corner of the final lap, charlie ten field crashed, great britain are out, charlie ten field hitting the word and track hard. he was treated track—side and taken to hospital where we later learned he suffered a concussion, so we wish him well for today and the rest of the championships, as well. but better news for the women's when it comes to the team sprint because they finished fastest. it's important they finished fastest

because it was ahead of the german trio in the germans are the reigning world champions. aha, trio in the germans are the reigning world champions.— trio in the germans are the reigning world champions. a really impressive performance — world champions. a really impressive performance in _ world champions. a really impressive performance in the _ world champions. a really impressive performance in the paris _ world champions. a really impressive performance in the paris cycling, i world champions. a really impressive performance in the paris cycling, he l performance in the paris cycling, he just seems get better with age, doesn't he? 2121 just seems get better with age, doesn't he?— just seems get better with age, doesn't he? 44 years of age, he actually said _ doesn't he? 44 years of age, he actually said that _ doesn't he? 44 years of age, he actually said that coming i doesn't he? 44 years of age, he actually said that coming into i actually said that coming into glasgow, he was suffering physically and mentally — but you couldn't tell, he competed in the omnium and he absolutely smashed the world record in the 200 metres time trial. as you mentioned, getting better with age, 1111 years of age, a multi—0lympic champion. he's won more than 20 olympic titles to his name, but clearly he shows no signs of slowing up and is clearly hungry for more. ~ . ., ., ., for more. what about tonight, and he medal chances _ for more. what about tonight, and he medal chances for _ for more. what about tonight, and he medal chances for gb _ for more. what about tonight, and he medal chances for gb tonight? i for more. what about tonight, and he medal chances for gb tonight? we've j medal chances for gb tonight? we've had a few medal— medal chances for gb tonight? we've had a few medal races _ medal chances for gb tonight? we've had a few medal races today, - medal chances for gb tonight? 22 had a few medal races today, but so far no rainbowjerseys for any of team gb. but that should change

later. as i mentioned, the women's team sprint, then later into the night, we do have both racers and the women's be one km time trial, and if the home crowd support is anything to go by, they'll be roared on over that finishing line, yes. no finishing medal so far but that could change tonight.- finishing medal so far but that could change tonight. thank you so much, could change tonight. thank you so much. reporting — could change tonight. thank you so much, reporting from _ could change tonight. thank you so much, reporting from glasgow. i now, he was one of the world's biggest sports stars. the seven—time super bowl champion tom brady ruled american football until he retired this year at the age of 115. and now he's taking an interest in what he would call soccer, after brady announced he's going into business with birmingham city. here's our correspondent andy swiss with more. 100% tom brady. 10096 tom brady. touchdown! great -la ie 10096 tom brady. touchdown! great play pie tom — 10096 tom brady. touchdown! great play pie tom brady- _ 10096 tom brady. touchdown! great play pie tom brady. he's _ 10096 tom brady. touchdown! great play pie tom brady. he's one i 10096 tom brady. touchdown! great play pie tom brady. he's one of i 10096 tom brady. touchdown! great play pie tom brady. he's one of the | play pie tom brady. he's one of the bi est play pie tom brady. he's one of the biggest stars _ play pie tom brady. he's one of the biggest stars and _ play pie tom brady. he's one of the biggest stars and global— play pie tom brady. he's one of the biggest stars and global sport. i biggest stars and global sport. brady's back but biggest stars and global sport. itrady's baci— biggest stars and global sport. brad'sbac ., brady's back but now he's swapping american football _ brady's back but now he's swapping american football for _ brady's back but now he's swapping

american football for english. i brady's back but now he's swapping american football for english. your| american football for english. your i'm officially coming on board for birmingham city football club. and you may be birmingham city football club. and ou ma be . ., ., birmingham city football club. and ou ma be ., ., ~' ., you may be asking, what do you know about english — you may be asking, what do you know about english football, _ you may be asking, what do you know about english football, tom? - you may be asking, what do you know about english football, tom? let's i about english football, tom? let's just say i got a lot to learn. tam just say i got a lot to learn. tom brad , just say i got a lot to learn. tom brady. seven — just say i got a lot to learn. tom brady, seven super _ just say i got a lot to learn. tom brady, seven super bowl- just say i got a lot to learn. tom brady, seven super bowl winner, now a minority owner at birmingham city. brady, who only stopped playing at the age of 115, will also give his expertise in health and nutrition, and, he says, success. i expertise in health and nutrition, and, he says, success.— expertise in health and nutrition, and, he says, success. i know that a team is nothing _ and, he says, success. i know that a team is nothing without _ and, he says, success. i know that a team is nothing without the - team is nothing without the team that shows up and stands behind it. most importantly, i know i like being the underdog. bud most importantly, i knowl like being the underdog. and being the underdo: is being the underdog. and being the underdog is something _ being the underdog. and being the| underdog is something birmingham know all about. relegated from the premier league more than a decade ago, just 17 then —— 17th in the championship last season. the new owners hearsay tom brady's involvement is a statement of intent. we are setting the rollbar, they say, but can an american football star really make a difference? well with their first match of the new season on saturday,

it is a timely morale boost.— it is a timely morale boost. crazy, really- we — it is a timely morale boost. crazy, really. we didn't _ it is a timely morale boost. crazy, really. we didn't expect _ it is a timely morale boost. crazy, really. we didn't expect this i it is a timely morale boost. crazy, really. we didn't expect this this | really. we didn't expect this this morning when we woke up, but fantastic news. it’s morning when we woke up, but fantastic news.— fantastic news. it's getting us noticed, and _ fantastic news. it's getting us noticed, and it's _ fantastic news. it's getting us noticed, and it's getting i fantastic news. it's getting us i noticed, and it's getting people here _ noticed, and it's getting people here to — noticed, and it's getting people here to get tickets again. so it's not a _ here to get tickets again. so it's not a bad — here to get tickets again. so it's not a bad thing, is it?— not a bad thing, is it? being a birmingham _ not a bad thing, is it? being a birmingham city _ not a bad thing, is it? being a birmingham city supporter, . not a bad thing, is it? being a i birmingham city supporter, you always— birmingham city supporter, you always feel_ birmingham city supporter, you always feel a _ birmingham city supporter, you always feel a bit, _ birmingham city supporter, you always feel a bit, is _ birmingham city supporter, you always feel a bit, is it— birmingham city supporter, you always feel a bit, is it really- always feel a bit, is it really going — always feel a bit, is it really going to _ always feel a bit, is it really going to happen? _ always feel a bit, is it really going to happen? but- always feel a bit, is it really going to happen? but i- always feel a bit, is it reallyl going to happen? but i think always feel a bit, is it really- going to happen? but i think even i'm excited — going to happen? but i think even i'm excited so _ going to happen? but i think even i'm excited-— i'm excited. so while questions remain about _ i'm excited. so while questions remain about the _ i'm excited. so while questions remain about the level- i'm excited. so while questions remain about the level of i i'm excited. so while questions remain about the level of his i remain about the level of his involvement, fans will be hoping tom brady can bring a big of this to birmingham city. andy swiss, bbc news, st andrews. great britain has a new motorsport star in the shape ofjake dennis, who was crowned formula e world champion at the season finale in london. dennis is the first briton to win the title in ten year's of the electric car series. absolutely incredible to have that title to my name, it's not something which comes very often, and become

world champion isjust a testament to how much hard work we've put into this. i can't thank the team enough, the emotions i experienced on saturday and sunday are something i'll probably never get again. you know, you only become world champion for the first time once. and to share it with all my team, all the hard work and preparation to come out on top was pretty special. it wasn't totally straightforward for you, you had a bit of a gap in the middle of the season where you weren't doing so well. so how did you turn around? i weren't doing so well. so how did you turn around?— you turn around? i mean, it 'ust felt like a — you turn around? i mean, it 'ust felt like a constant i you turn around? i mean, it 'ust felt like a constant reset. i you turn around? i mean, itjust felt like a constant reset. afterl felt like a constant reset. after the first couple of ray says, we did extremely well, we were leading the championship, then the likes of cape town, india, then sao paulo, it was a super huge point in my career and my season. i'd never really been in that position, so to be able to win races and not being able to deliver, i would say we were making mistakes,

we were unfortunately involved in other people's crashes. so ijust feel like this is the reset button, but itjust never happen for us. and eventually when we got to the european leg back in berlin, we finally got back on the podium and there was no turning back. but nevertheless, a challenging season for my partner and i, but we came out on top. ii for my partner and i, but we came out on top-— out on top. if you compare with formula 1. _ out on top. if you compare with formula 1, there _ out on top. if you compare with formula 1, there have - out on top. if you compare with formula 1, there have been i formula 1, there have been criticisms about it being a bit too predictable, with max for staff and being so dominating, but it's good for formula e that it was a tough season. �* , ., , �* season. it's inevitable he'll win, you're just _ season. it's inevitable he'll win, you're just relying _ season. it's inevitable he'll win, you're just relying on _ season. it's inevitable he'll win, you're just relying on the i season. it's inevitable he'll win, i you're just relying on the midfield battle. but formula e has so many overtakes and riders heading to london, all working at an extremely high level, and the amount of overtakes the season is well over 1000 in terms of the championship total. it's pretty special and to be involved in that at such a young stage of it, championships in its ninth season, i'm sure it will continue to grow.— ninth season, i'm sure it will continue to grow. and what now for

ou? continue to grow. and what now for you? going — continue to grow. and what now for you? going to _ continue to grow. and what now for you? going to leeds _ continue to grow. and what now for you? going to leeds tomorrow i you? going to leeds tomorrow with somethin: you? going to leeds tomorrow with something of— you? going to leeds tomorrow with something of an _ you? going to leeds tomorrow with something of an over— you? going to leeds tomorrow with something of an over commitmentl you? going to leeds tomorrow with i something of an over commitment and try to get away with friends and family. i'll turn my phone off and get away from it, but then we will start again in september — will already start the preseason, there's plenty of tests in october, the last test before the first race. so a busy schedule but i'll enjoy this, you don't become world champion very often, and just have some downtime. he deserves it. that's it, butjust time to remind you of our top story — and that's morocco's joy at reaching the last 16 of the women's world cup at the expense of germany, who are out of the tournament. not many predicted that a week ago. have a good evening. bye— bye. hello there. we have seen a few showers knocking around today.

there've been quite a few in northern scotland, for example, here in murray. there's also quite a bit of cloud here. most of us did manage a little bit of sunshine. some of the heaviest showers worked across the midlands into central southern england through the afternoon, but it did become largely dry for wales. quite a few light showers there in northern ireland. now talking about showers, it's another showery day for friday before we get some heavier rain into the weekend for northern ireland, for england and for wales with those rainfall totals once again really building up. now, overnight tonight, there's a few showers left over, northern and eastern scotland, northeast england. otherwise, it's largely dry with some clear spells, and temperatures ranging between around 11—13 celsius. for friday's forecast, we start off on a bright note for many areas, although there could be a few showers in the east first thing in the morning. heading into the afternoon, you've got a decent chance of it staying dry with some sunshine in the west, because most of the showers are going to start to form along this band in eastern england. that's where we've got a convergence zone, where the winds bash together,

shovelling the moisture together. that's where the showers are most likely. further west, wales, western england, northern ireland, west scotland, probably a largely dry afternoon, but temperatures still a little bit below average for early august. now, beyond that, friday night and into saturday, we've got the next area of low pressure set to move in, bringing some wet and some windy weather. heavy rain friday night, still around saturday in northern ireland, 20—30mm, maybe even double that in places. and then this wet weather moves into england and wales on saturday with some strong winds, 60—odd mph gusts around the coasts and hills of wales, not far behind that for southern england. now winds that strong could bring some localised disruption. maybe the severn crossing running with some speed restrictions, for example, you might see an odd tree being brought down. and, although it's wet and windy for many, i think for scotland, more of a mixture of sunny spells and passing showers. now, on the face of it, sunday's the better of the two days of the weekend, sunshine and showers, some of those could be quite heavy. the showery conditions last through monday, tuesday, and for wednesday, as well. but after that, we see a massive change in the weather pattern.

the first area of high pressure to cross the uk for over seven weeks, and this will settle the weather down, at least for a day or two. so we're talking about a spell of much warmer weather. temperatures in the warmest spots could reach the high 20s. so a little taste of summer.

live from london. this is bbc news former president donald trump leaves newjersey on his way to washington to be indicted with plotting to overturn the 2020 us presidential election result there's tight security in washington ahead of donald trump's court appearance. we'll be live there shortly this is the court building live in washington — where mr trump will appear in a couple of hours.

hello, i m sarah campbell, welcome to the daily global, where we ll bring you the top stories from around the world. welcome to our special coverage — as the former president donald trump is due to appear in court in a about two hours — to be formally charged for allegedly plotting to overturn his 2020 election defeat. you can see in there at newark airport. boarding the former president's plane. his name in there in big gold letters there. just waiting for the plane to taxi down the runway. it's a short, relatively shortjourney the runway. it's a short, relatively short journey to the the runway. it's a short, relatively shortjourney to the airports at washington, dc. we will then have a short carjourney to get back to that court in washington. where, as

we have been saying, today, he will