something to look the azores, so something to look forward to. for the here and now those fronts still have to clear away. they will bring sharp, showery rain along channel coast and quite a lot of cloud across england, wales and northern ireland through the night. clearerskies and northern ireland through the night. clearer skies into scotland, here temperatures in single figures, a chilly start here but it will be a sunny start across much of scotland. scottish borders, northern ireland, northern england that weather front a weak affair, it could stay rather grey and gloomy through the day. further south the cloud will break up, sunny spells and scattered showers into the afternoon. highest values here of 20 to 23 degrees. further north we are looking at around 16 to 19 celsius. and then as we move into water weekend here is the high pressure. we have this whether front skirting across the top of the high, that might produce a bit of showery rain to the extreme west of scotland and it is september

so first thing in the morning could be some low cloud and mist and fog first thing. that will clear away, lots of sunshine coming through and it will start to get a degree or so warmer, generally temperatures 18 to 23 degrees are high. sunday into next week the dry, settled, sunny and increasingly warm weather with us. temperatures into the mid—20s. so guess what, sophie, some are just as the kids go back to school! 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. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. plenty on the tonight's show. a tantalising champions league draw to come for newcastle united, who face some of europe's finest. harry kane will return to england,

as bayern munich are drawn in the same group as manchester united. and england squad is announced ahead the international break — henderson and maguire make the cut — but sterling misses out. also coming up on sportsday. andy murray's among the british players in us open action as he looks to make the third round he's up against grigor dimitrov. hello there — and welcome along to the programme — and we start with this evening's champions league draw — which for the first time in two decades features newcastle united in the group stage. joe lynsky�*s been across the draw — hejoins me now.

both manchester city involved as well but talk us through the groups and tantalising ties ahead. some ureat and tantalising ties ahead. some great storylines _ and tantalising ties ahead. some great storylines ahead _ and tantalising ties ahead. some great storylines ahead which - and tantalising ties ahead. some great storylines ahead which we | and tantalising ties ahead. (fin? great storylines ahead which we will get into it in more detail as the programme goes on and i think the standout stories really come for in a with manchester united pitting them against bayern munich and how harry kane in bayern munich in the rerun of the final of course the final on the 1st ofjune 2024, a date that harry kane has already marked out as being his first day as a bayern munich player to get to a champions league final back home in london. i think arsenal and manchester city will both feel they have had the dross as they look to get through to the knockout. celtic will have it tough facing the dutch champions and newcastle united back in the champions league for the first time since 2002. they have some mouthwatering ties at scene teams is parked there. fix, some mouthwatering ties at scene teams is parked there.— some mouthwatering ties at scene teams is parked there. a long time since we have _ teams is parked there. a long time since we have seen _ teams is parked there. a long time since we have seen newcastle - teams is parked there. a long time since we have seen newcastle in i teams is parked there. a long time | since we have seen newcastle in the group stages. 20 years. what a time

for them to be back as well. a lot of people would not have bought their trajectory, progression, evolution would have come so quickly. i evolution would have come so cuickl . ~ , quickly. i think when they get back in these champions _ quickly. i think when they get back in these champions league - quickly. i think when they get back| in these champions league nights, they have st. james is parked there, a great level of course, of course these are pictures from when they secured that spot last season, the match against leicester city and that atmosphere that that create that atmosphere that that create that they will want to replicate here on the greatest siege of european club football. this draw for them has pitted them against an extremely tough opposition. pst the french champions have been through eighth summer of change very much but still have killian and bob a and have lost messi the summer. ac milan who reach the semifinals of the champions league last season and the one who run bayern munich so closely and nearly picks them to the german title as well. the really strong teams but newcastle united returned to the competition of stir so many away when you have the big night in the champions league you in the big

clubs coming to town.— clubs coming to town. looking at manchester _ clubs coming to town. looking at manchester city's _ clubs coming to town. looking at manchester city's bivol _ clubs coming to town. looking at manchester city's bivol fancy - clubs coming to town. looking at | manchester city's bivol fancy their chances, will they? i5 manchester city's bivol fancy their chances, will they? is a manchester city's bivol fancy their chances, will they?— chances, will they? is a pretty straightforward _ chances, will they? is a pretty straightforward one. - chances, will they? is a pretty straightforward one. with - chances, will they? is a pretty straightforward one. with all. chances, will they? is a pretty. straightforward one. with all due respect to the three other clubs in city's group we have young boys, the swiss champions who have never been past the group stage in the champions league, red star belgrade the 1991 european champions and red bull like sigg beat seven goals to nil in the knockout stages. and the at the height the city to fund tributes have a pretty straightforward route. celtic as well in the _ straightforward route. celtic as well in the group _ straightforward route. celtic as well in the group stages - straightforward route. celtic as well in the group stages so - straightforward route. celtic as| well in the group stages so how straightforward route. celtic as - well in the group stages so how will they fare? well in the group stages so how will the fare? �* . well in the group stages so how will the fare? �* , , ., they fare? always will be tougher celtic this is — they fare? always will be tougher celtic this is a _ they fare? always will be tougher celtic this is a team _ they fare? always will be tougher celtic this is a team that - they fare? always will be tougher celtic this is a team that has - they fare? always will be tougher celtic this is a team that hasjust| celtic this is a team that has just drawn 0—0 at saintjohnson's over the beacon and will need much more improved performances as this competition goes on. have feyenoord atletico in this group stage. both

of the other draws well, manchester united with that rendering with bayern munich of the 1999 champions league final and a very difficult draw and it is to both of them. arsenal returned to the competition for six years away as well. they have said via the europa league champions coming from pop one in actually finishing 12th in the la liga so as well as the french site of psv eindhoven who defeated rangers my qualifier last night. thank you very much, joe. you must be delighted to face those big teams in one sentence. thanks joe, newcastle fan kendall rowan joins us now. in terms of the quality opposition it is a tough one? i in terms of the quality opposition it is a tough one?— it is a tough one? i think this is what they _ it is a tough one? i think this is what they would _ it is a tough one? i think this is what they would call _ it is a tough one? i think this is what they would call in - it is a tough one? i think this is i what they would call in champions league terms the grip of death. is the hardest group, i think it

definitely is. some huge ties and some fantastic away days and i don't think any of those teams will be expecting a win and at scene changes parked now under the new owners and the atmosphere and the fans out think it is a really come a difficult place to come so i am really, really looking forward to it. in really, really looking forward to it. , ., really, really looking forward to it. in terms of progression, giving to the next _ it. in terms of progression, giving to the next stage, _ it. in terms of progression, giving to the next stage, it _ it. in terms of progression, giving to the next stage, it is _ it. in terms of progression, giving to the next stage, it is a - it. in terms of progression, giving to the next stage, it is a big ask. to the next stage, it is a big ask in many ways, away from the competition from so long but with a mean to you as a fan to see yourselves and the knockouts? it would mean absolutely everything. i don't think any of us are expecting to get into the knockouts at all but a lot of us have hope that we can and actually believe that we can do it. ithink and actually believe that we can do it. i think some of these teams are huge names across europe and have been for a number of years now. the likes of psg, with two of the greatest place we've ever seen. dortmund nearly won the league last season but yeah, they are not

ultra—scary to me, but i am just really looking forward to it. to be the best you have to beat the best and that is our opinion from a lot of the fan base. so it will be some absolutely fantastic ties in there. just a really, really good group. to save up a fan base there you will be covering a lot of matches for your social changes and for the digital side of things, how are the fans feeling ahead of this campaign? i think ultimately we are just excited and embracing every single moment of it, no one expected us to be there. i genuinely thought that in 20 years of going to matches as a newcastle fan i would never see us in the champions league again so just to be here and have the group that we do and people are genuinely fear us because we were on the team that nobody wanted and just to be there and embracing it. we are so excited and embracing it. we are so excited and we genuinely have the belief that we can actually do something in the champions league. so i'm just so, so looking forward to it and i will probably speak on behalf of a

lot of fans as well.— lot of fans as well. some exciting lace on lot of fans as well. some exciting place on the _ lot of fans as well. some exciting place on the newcastle _ lot of fans as well. some exciting place on the newcastle side. - lot of fans as well. some exciting | place on the newcastle side. who are the ones that are going to be crucial for you to maintain a european push? we crucial for you to maintain a european push?— crucial for you to maintain a euroean ush? ., ., , european push? we have a couple of returnees. have _ european push? we have a couple of returnees. have alexander _ european push? we have a couple of returnees. have alexander a - european push? we have a couple of returnees. have alexander a zach i european push? we have a couple of. returnees. have alexander a zach who i think is a fantastic player and one of the most skilful strikers in the premier league, berlin office he will go to his old club dortmund and we have one of the guys debuts who was the best in the premier league and his skill set and how neat he is, just fantastic and is gone back to ac milan as well so the stars aligned to be made there. some fantastic players on the squad and definitely will beast hand—outs and asbury has settled as well he is excited to play in legs it will be him as well to excel. i think we will have some standout performances and it will be really exciting to watch. �* ,., and it will be really exciting to watch. �* , .,y , and it will be really exciting to watch. �* , , ., and it will be really exciting to watch. �* , ,., watch. also storylines to come, thank you _ watch. also storylines to come, thank you very _ watch. also storylines to come, thank you very much _ watch. also storylines to come, thank you very much indeed - watch. also storylines to come, | thank you very much indeed and watch. also storylines to come, - thank you very much indeed and much appreciated. 0ne

thank you very much indeed and much appreciated. one other line from the champions league draw to bring use of you and friedman picked up ua for coach of the year indicated it to the spanish woman steve who beat the english side in the final and there will be another drop in the final once the final of the europa and conference league places are decided. aberdeen are up against sweden team. finally post that 2—2 from the first leg kick off in just over an hour's time and that one. aberdeen know already, that even if they lose here, they will still be guaranteed a place in the group stage of the europa conference league. but a win over hakken at pittodrie would get that bonus of a europa league spot. parts are trying to make the conference league and need to overturn the 2—1 league. hibs unlikely to come back from their 5—0 deficit at aston villa. we unlikely to come back from their 5-0 deficit at aston villa.— deficit at aston villa. we achieve u-rou deficit at aston villa. we achieve groun stage _ deficit at aston villa. we achieve group stage football _ deficit at aston villa. we achieve group stage football in _ deficit at aston villa. we achieve group stage football in europe i group stage football in europe so first and foremost quite certain that you have done that. well done. the first time since all of those years ago and obviously sir alex

before that so a huge thing that they have done, but the message to them now is what an opportunity you have. what a huge opportunity to take this club to the europa league which would be huge. still to come on sportsday. england legend maggie alponsi joined us. she spoke to me about her battles, on her rise to the top of the game and how england should approach the world cup, which starts in just over a week. some would probably have to question what the environment is like, the culture like, why players almost feel like there has been a lot of errors. there's not long to go, until the summer transfer window closes for another year — and yet again — it's a window where premier league sides are breaking new ground in regards to spending, to bring in new players for the season. 0ur football reporter simon stone is across today's latest developments — and joins me now... let's start in spain,

and one of the brightest prospects, once touted as the heir to messi, is set to join the premier league... the premier league... he hasn't messi's number. yes, he was touted as one of the big things but if everything goes to plan i think it will, will become a brighton player before the end of the deadline who would have thought that ten or 15 years ago. that brighton could sign a player as good as that from barcelona. that is what is happening. barcelona need to create somebody and they want to get jack and sell in from manchester city, they have made it perfectly clear that he is not part of his plans. but brighton have stepped in and can offer european football and progression for a young player and that looks like where he is going to go. manchester city on the brink of another signing too... what would this add? new naz after a

bit of haggling — what would this add? new naz after a bit of haggling the _ what would this add? new naz after a bit of haggling the fee went _ what would this add? new naz after a bit of haggling the fee went up - bit of haggling the fee went up from £47 million to £53 billion but yes, people bring creativity and vision and clearly manchester city not devoid of these abilities with the squad that they have got but but also coming to terms with the lengthy absence of kevin de bruyne at the same time they are getting to that she to life without ill hike under one. so it is addressing an issue there even though i think most people would think that they probably already got the best squad in the premier league anyway. lose some of the — in the premier league anyway. lose some of the players _ in the premier league anyway. lose some of the players to _ in the premier league anyway. lose some of the players to the others. romelu lukuku on the move again with the permanent return to italy. the return to the permanent return to italy. iie: return to chelsea the permanent return to italy. "iie: return to chelsea has the permanent return to italy. i““ie: return to chelsea has not the permanent return to italy. iie: return to chelsea has not just return to chelsea has notjust worked out and everything seemed to be going 0k there, but then lost his place on the side. he did not play

in the champions league finals that effectively ruled out of going back there. there was talk of event is and then from acumen with the form managerjose moreno and i am told he had one conversation with the owners of roma and decided that was a place for him. he really needs to start recapturing the ball from earlier in his career and then he can be the player that we all know he can be. but hasn't been for the last three orfour but hasn't been for the last three or four years. but hasn't been for the last three or four years— but hasn't been for the last three or four ears. ., ~ i. , . or four years. thank you very much, simon, or four years. thank you very much, simon. great _ or four years. thank you very much, simon. great to _ or four years. thank you very much, simon, great to speak _ or four years. thank you very much, simon, great to speak to _ or four years. thank you very much, simon, great to speak to you. - we'll see how many of these potential transfers actually go through, the window closes tomorrow night. there has already been record spending in the premier league and it's set to pass the 2 billion pound mark by the end of the week. the football news show will be live tomorrow — with a 90 minute deadline day special. here's ben croucher. from faulty fax machines to training ground interviews through car windows. transfer window date is seldom dull. we will be like with

our reporters across the country with expert analysis in the studio and you will be hearing from you as well, we will round out the big stories of deadline date and look back on the summer as a whole both domestically and around the world. we will do it all on the bbc iplayer. the red button and the sport website on friday at ten. do not miss it. so all that to come before this weekend's action and then it's the international break where the home nations are involved in european championship qualifiers. gareth southgate has named his squad today for the game against ukraine with a friendly to follow with scotland. and a couple of surprise inclusions and omissions. alex howell has more. gareth southgate has named his latest england squad here at st. george's park and is always there are a number of talking points to be discussed. there's actually around some of the big name players who are included in the squad. mainly harry maguire and phillips. neither of those two players have played a minute for their club site at

manchester united or city and gareth southgate said that mcguire is in to give the experience in the defensive areas to a number of injuries to some key players. then there is jordan henderson who has completed a move to saudi arabia. gareth southgate said that the exodus of the captain will need to be assessed on an ongoing basis if he is going to be continued as part of this england squad. the to be continued as part of this england squad-— to be continued as part of this encland suuad. ~ , , ., ., england squad. the key is to move forward is going — england squad. the key is to move forward is going to _ england squad. the key is to move forward is going to be _ england squad. the key is to move forward is going to be the - forward is going to be the physical intensity of the league and because of the heat as well. whether that is going to allow him to perform at the level we need. that is a huge consideration. clearly the level of the league, we are still assessing and it is changeable all the time because lots of other countries are going to have this issue. portugal have a few players there of other european countries have player so i'm sure they will be playing international football still. and we

have got to assess where he will sit in terms of our squad. and against other players. and that is not as easy when you are not playing in the champions league games or the premier league games.- champions league games or the premier league games. there are two new inclusions — premier league games. there are two new inclusions in _ premier league games. there are two new inclusions in this _ premier league games. there are two new inclusions in this england - premier league games. there are two new inclusions in this england squad l new inclusions in this england squad as well. chelsea levi conwell and arsenal player as well. it's actually trade with the england squad before ahead of the u21 european championships in summer and he started every game with chelsea the season and gareth southgate says he is continuing to impress. the under 20 once record goal—scorer there and the first time he has trained or been called up by the england manager. socket has been speaking about why he has made a call around both of those players. two young players were doing very well with ourjunior teams and levi of course had some time with us in the summer anyway and really the

basis of the squad is we left 0ld basis of the squad is we left old trafford after two really good performances, for good performances in the groups i did not really want to move from the squad we had that day. we are only three games into the start of the season. the day. we are only three games into the start of the season.— the start of the season. the full group will _ the start of the season. the full group will be — the start of the season. the full group will be joining _ the start of the season. the full group will be joining up - the start of the season. the full group will be joining up here . the start of the season. the full. group will be joining up here next group will bejoining up here next week at st. george's park, they face ukraine and poland in a european qualifier. that is before they travel to glasgow to play scotland in a friendly. gareth southgate will be hoping they can build on the positive results they have had so far this year and and another international break unbeaten. next to day four of the us open. six britons in second round singles action at flushing meadows. one of those is andy murray who is playing 19th seed grigor dimitrov. he lost his opening service game and was really up against it in the early stages but has come back fighting since. struggling in the second murray not

yet able to find a response to his backhand. jack draper is up against poland's number 17 seed hubert hurkacz. he got thejob he got the job done and he got thejob done and in he got the job done and in some societal and straight sets and into round three for the second year running. —— in some style. britain's women's number one katie boulter is facing the player who beat seventh seed caroline garcia china's yafan wong. boulter losing the opening set 7—6 but what a comeback she has made. taking the next two and reaching the first run for the first time. she will face the american in the last 32 in today's time. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. lewis hamilton has signed an extension with formula one team mercedes, to stay for at least two more years. the seven time champion moved to mercedes at the start of the 2013 season. team—mate george russell also stays with the team for the same period. matt fitzpatrick has the chance to seal his spot

on the automatic qualifiers list for europe's ryder cup team, at this week's european masters in switzerland. he finished his first round 7 under par. rory mcilroy, jon rahm, viktor hovland and tyrrell hatton have already secured automatic spots, with captain luke donald's picks to come on monday. and college volleyball in america attacted a world record attendance for a women's sporting event. 92,003 people packed into the memorial stadium in nebraska to see the �*huskers beat 0maha. 450 more than watched barcelona against real madrid at the camp nou last year. the belfast giants ice hockey team have named a new captain ahead of their champions league campaign. the giants won everything possible domestically last year, but went out of the champions league at the group stage. this year, however, with the new champions league format, they will play 6 group games rather than three and with 16 of the 24 teams progressing to the next round,

will be eyeing up a chance we are going to actually play the finished team before but i expect them to be working very hard, very sound defensively and we will have to work for everything begat and we will have to match their urgency and defensively and if we can do that we will give ourselves the chances to be in the game and strike. that does all we are looking for. and we want to be in the game and give ourselves the chance to win it. there's just over a week until the rugby world cup gets under way in france. and the former england star maggie alphonsi will be there — on work duties — as a commentator and pundit. it's been a tough rise to the top of her profession — beginning life on a council estate, suffering racism and sexism before breaking through to win more than 70 caps for the women's side, and winning the world cup back in 2014. shejoined me in the studio earlier, to talk about her struggles, which she's shared in her new book — and how the current england men's side might fare going into next month's tournament. this version of the book is pretty

much my untold story of myjourney. where like you have touched on, i do cover prejudice where our experienced in all of those areas, but i also talk about being born with a physical disability called club foot. also talk about where i've had difficulties so i've lost my half brother, the challenges my mother had to go to to try and raise myself as a single parent. group on a council estate and just the general abuse of what a movement know about men's rugby. hence the theme of winning the fight so i had to overcome adversity and i really hope people read it and say i've had to overcome adversity and look where i met today and i could do anything i met today and i could do anything i could set my mind to do and achieve. , , , ., ., ., achieve. very inspirational. on the en . land achieve. very inspirational. on the england men's— achieve. very inspirational. on the england men's side _ achieve. very inspirational. on the england men's side in _ achieve. very inspirational. on the england men's side in terms - achieve. very inspirational. on the england men's side in terms of. achieve. very inspirational. on the | england men's side in terms of your assessment. it england men's side in terms of your assessment-— assessment. it is a confidence is low. assessment. it is a confidence is low- there _ assessment. it is a confidence is low- there is _ assessment. it is a confidence is low. there is no _ assessment. it is a confidence is low. there is no continuity - assessment. it is a confidence is low. there is no continuity or - low. there is no continuity or consistency in the way that they play. and almost when we used to see

england at their very best, those players are playing with almost no fear. at the moment and kind of feels like there is a level of restriction. they are playing within a game plan and are not producing the potential and talent that we know that those players can do. i guess it is hard on this england side, they have a new coach that came in back in december, steve borthwick and some would say he has not had very long to almost implement his plan and obviously change the coaching staff. but some would have to question what is the environment like, what is the culture like, why are players almost feeling like there has been a lot of errors in training so george ford came out saying that there is too many errors and we are not being consistent in training and as an english fan i am just disappointed and frustrated that we are not seen the best out of them. going into the broke cup kicking off on the 8th of september you hope that it all turns around —— world cup. that we see the best of england and that they continue to improve. because there is only one way from here and you

hope that is up. is only one way from here and you hope that is up-— hope that is up. also looking forward to — hope that is up. also looking forward to two _ hope that is up. also looking forward to two years' - hope that is up. also looking forward to two years' time, | hope that is up. also looking i forward to two years' time, the women's world cup in england, how much anticipation is there? aha, iat women's world cup in england, how much anticipation is there?- much anticipation is there? a lot of ositivi much anticipation is there? a lot of positivity right _ much anticipation is there? a lot of positivity right now. _ much anticipation is there? a lot of positivity right now. england - much anticipation is there? a lot of positivity right now. england got i much anticipation is there? a lot of positivity right now. england got to| positivity right now. england got to the final back in november when the broke cup was out in new zealand, a shorter cycle this one so this one in 2025. twickenham stadium is going to be the final venue and there is a hope that if england to get to that final, that it will be sold out. 86,000 people all being there to watch women's rugby. that has never been done before. most recently england played france in the six nations and they had 58,000 people, a bit more than the men had on saturday, but it shows you the interest and the hunger for women's rugby, sport is there. the world cup will hopefully bring more fans to the game, because it is a great sport and the female athletes that plate are absolutely impressive. so

2025 will be an exciting time. a draw for the group stage of the champions league has been made. manchester city, the holders face are to be like sick in their group with manchester united in a group with the german champions byron munich was to put a tie that will be. newcastle on their return. with a group they have. psg, dortmund and ac milan, all the details and reaction from that as well as transfer news too. one day until the transfer news too. one day until the transfer when the closes. i was on that on our bbc website that is it for us on sportsday. thanks for watching and we will see you next time. hello there. low pressure and its weather fronts

brought a rather cloudy, damp day to many central, southern and western parts of the uk. quite a bit of sunshine though across scotland and north—east england. as we head into friday, this area of low pressure will be weakening, fizzling out and conditions will be improving. as we head into the weekend, into next week, high pressure will bring dry, sunny, warm weather for many of us. so these weather fronts then continue to bring outbreaks of rain through the evening and overnight we could see an area of thundery rain move through the channel. may just graze southern counties of england certainly wet nights in store for the channel islands further north, rather cloudy with some patchy light rain and drizzle. quite a mild night in the south but under clear skies in scotland. it'll be quite chilly. so for friday we start off with plenty of sunshine across most of scotland. southern scotland, northern ireland, northern england will see this weakening weather front — some spots of rain on it. it'll also be brightening up across other parts of england and wales through the afternoon, some sunshine, also a few showers on the heavy side in places and feeling warmer — up to 22 degrees. as you move through friday night, that weather front across central areas will continue to fizzle out.

clouds break up and we'll see increasing clear skies, but that way leads to mist and fog to develop by dawn, certainly across parts of england, wales into northern ireland. a mild nights come again first thing saturday. but it's not going to be quite as much as what we'll expect tonight. when we can, then, is looking dry, sunny and warm. thanks to high pressure building in there mayjust be the odd shower and we will see these weather fronts just flirting with the far north of scotland. otherwise, most places will be fine and settled. we do start, though, with the mist and fog, some low cloud through saturday morning and then that will tend to lift and burn away and we should see plenty of sunshine. could develop into just the odd isolated shower across england and wales, but most places will be dry. it'll feel warmer up to 23 degrees in the south, 20 degrees through central and eastern scotland. sunday we do it all — again against merely mist and fog that will clear to plenty of sunshine. this weather front will bring some wet and breezy weather to the north and west of scotland.

18 degrees there for stornoway, but warmer further south — 24, 25 degrees across some central and southern areas. and that fine, dry, sunny, warm weather continues for the upcoming week. but towards the end of the week, we'll start to see some showers moving in off the atlantic. take care.

live from london, this is bbc news. 74 people including 12 children have been killed in a fire in johannesburg, south africa's president offers his condolences. johannesburg has never had an incident like this where so many people die as a result of a fire in the centre of the city. so this is

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