odegaard joined the club from real madrid permanently in august 2021 for about £30 million following an initial loan. great news for the club, great news for the team. really happy for him haswell, he fully deserves that. it just shows as well that there are many ways to make it, many pathways to arrive where you want and at the end it is about finding a place where you feel comfortable, where you feel valued and you can express your talent. you feel valued and you can express yourtalent. i you feel valued and you can express your talent. i think he has found that place. he is loved by everybody, respected by everybody and he fully deserves what he is doing. arsenal face their north london rivals tottenham this weeked. spurs have enjoyed a great start to the season under the guidance of their new manager, ange postecoglou. they are second in the table and the australian told gary lineker that ending their 15—year trophy

drought is not his biggest aim. this to get the fans buzzing from the club, that the set. if i do that that means probably we have had success. what that success looks like i don't know. fix, success. what that success looks like i don't know.— success. what that success looks like i don't know. a trophy, it has been awhile? _ like i don't know. a trophy, it has been awhile? there _ like i don't know. a trophy, it has been awhile? there can't - like i don't know. a trophy, it has been awhile? there can't be - been awhile? there can't be desperation _ been awhile? there can't be desperation just _ been awhile? there can't be desperation just for - been awhile? there can't be desperation just for a - been awhile? there can't be| desperation just for a trophy, been awhile? there can't be - desperation just for a trophy, has way more than that. i don't see it as a club where a trophy will be enough. i know why there is such a desperation because it has been such a long drought, but it is not what i want to build. i want to build the club that every year is fighting for trophies. julian nagelsmannhas been appointed the new manager of germany. the 36—year—old takes overfrom hansi flick, who was sacked earlier this month. nagelsmann has been out of work since leaving bayern munich last season. he's signed a deal until the 31st ofjuly next year, which will see him lead the team at euro 2024, which is being held in germany. now, it was a busy night

of european football and an historic one for brighton and hove albion, playing in europe for the first time in their i22—year history. no fairytale start, though, for the seagulls. twice, they came from behind, but ultimately, lost 3—2 to aek athens. it's a tough group they're in too, two champions league winners make up the four. ajax and marseille drew 3—3 in a thrilling match in amsterdam. and six—times champions league winners liverpool overcame an early scare to come from behind and beat austrian side lask 3—1. the solheim cup is under way in marbella with team europe hoping to win the event for a third consecutive time. the morning foursomes have been taking place and here's the latest. as you can see it's not been a great

start for the defending champions. the americans have come out firing, they've won all of the opening four matches in the foursomes. you can keep up to date with the latest on the bbc sport website. max verstappen is back where he has been for most of the season, out in front, at practice for the japanese grand prix. verstappen has a huge isi—point lead over his team—mate sergio perez in the standings heading into this weekend's race, and is back on form after last weekend's blip in singapore. but today's session was ended early, when pierre gasly lost control at the notorious degner two corner, locking a front wheel, before sliding off track and ripping off a front wheel on the barrier. it's been confirmed that france captain antoine dupont suffered a facial fracture in thursday's 96—0 win against namibia. dupont, who was named the 2021 world player of the year, was forced off afterjohan deysel made a head—on—head tackle and was sent off.

the ffr says dupont will remain with the squad and will see a specialist to work out how long he will be out for. france's final pool match is against italy on october 6th. joejoyce says he wants his title back as he prepares for a rematch with the man who took the wbo interim heavyweight belt from him. the british fighter lost his first meeting with china's zhang zhilei and his perfect record with it, ahead of saturday's re match in london. yet, exposed a lot of mistakes that me and the team made in the camp and it's about correcting those and going to the next fights not overlooking zhang zhilei, but we need to get those things right. it expose them and made me have to deal

with them and really focus and gets more dedicated in what i'm doing, and just really improving to come back stronger and grab the title back. and that's all the sport for now. northern soul, the music and dance movement that emerged in england in the 1960s is marking a milestone. one of the most famous clubs is celebrating its 50th anniversary this weekend. the wigan casino no longer exist in physical form this weekend. the wigan casino no longer exist in physicalform but his spirit lives on in blackpool.

the fabled wigan casino in its �*70s heyday and one of the few nights a camera was allowed in — for a film about young people who travelled from across the country to dance all night to what had become known as northern soul. i suddenly saw this amazing dancing going on and that was mesmerising. # what can i do when i still love you? entirely of their own invention, these kids had come up with something that was theirs, the focus of their week. different. take it easy, please! take it easy. - don't push! there is even a blue plaque to it, but the casino itself has long gone. in its place, as you can see, is a shopping centre. # do i love you? but while the casino is gone, many are still keeping the faith, such as gideon here and sandy. alexa, play the night by frankie valli and the four seasons. and they've still got it. # beware of this promise. it was a wednesday. when i first walked in, i was like, whoa!

what was different about it when you walked in? it was just pulsating and the atmosphere was just amazing. yeah, you could feel it. and the hairs are standing up on my arm, literally, look. that feeling i get even now after how many decades? 45 years. i can't describe what he'sjust said there. 45 years. there'll never be another wigan casino — never ever. # and you know you're gonna lose more than you found. _ also in the film, young chris from leigh, who was a bit worried about telling her dad where she was going. i told my mum how much i liked it and she figured i'd want to go every week. she says, "well, you're going to have to tell your dad because he's got an idea anyway," you know. but she said i'm not telling him. 45 years on, we tracked her down. did your dad ever approve of you going? well, he knew about it when he saw

the film, didn't he? that showed you how bright i was! i'm not the sharpest knife in�*t box. do you miss those days? yeah, because it was special. once you get into northern, you don't lose it. it's like another family. once you're in, you're in for life. you're fantastic! nah, nah, nah. looking at those days, what was it like in there? oh, it was banging. like, you'd go and sweat was dripping off the walls. and as soon as you walked through the door, you were on it. because the music was going poom—poom—poom. it didn't matter. how did you do it all night? yeah, well, some of us had a bit of help, but it's one of them. i'm not asking any questions.

i saw that and i thought, i want to meet her, i want to meet her. you are a star and i found you, i found you. have i changed? nothing — nothing has changed. i've still not got a posh accent. # follow you around, everywhere in town. i northern soul — it wasn'tjust wigan, it was a family, a community. and, 50 years on, thousands are still keeping the faith. fantastic. you're watching bbc news. hello there. we've got a largely fine start to the day across many parts of the uk with some sunny spells, but showers have already been gathering towards northern and western areas and we've seen

a few rainbows already from our weather watchers this morning as those showers pass through. if we look at the satellite image, we can see today's weather is linked in with a swirl of cloud here. sunny spells and showers. saturday's weather is this clearer spot, and then this is sunday's weather — a period of wet and windy weather on its way. but for the rest of today, showers continuing towards northern and western areas. those will drift their way towards the south and the east. all of us at some point this afternoon catching a shower. there will be some strong winds in the north—east of scotland, some gales here. maximum temperatures generally getting up to about 11! to 18 degrees celsius. it will feel quite fresh in that rather brisk north—westerly wind. through tonight, we've got this ridge of high pressure moving in. that ridge means basically that the air is descending in the atmosphere. it clears the moisture, so the showers disappear, the cloud breaks up and there will be some clear spells. that will allow temperatures to fall away — three or four celsius

in central areas of scotland, even down in the capital, temperatures in single figures. so a chilly, but a sunny start to your weekend. yes, there will be one or two showers around norfolk and suffolk. those generally clearing away. lots of sunshine for many of us, but the cloud will increase across northern ireland, west wales and the far south—west of england late in the day — a few spots of rain here, as well. temperatures 14, maybe 18 degrees — pretty similar to today. as we go into the second half of the weekend, on sunday, we're going to see this quite deep area of low pressure. this will contain the remnants of hurricane nigel. so the white lines there, the isobars, close together, winds strengthening and these weather fronts bringing some outbreaks of rain. that rain particularly heavy across parts of wales, northern ireland, the isle of man, up into scotland, as the afternoon goes on. gales around these irish sea coasts, as well. towards the midlands, eastern and south—eastern areas of england, however, it's looking mostly dry and there will be some sunshine around, as well. temperatures for many of us on sunday up a little bit — 18 to 20 degrees celsius — with a south—westerly wind.

it's that south—westerly wind that will keep temperatures around about 18 to 23 degrees throughout the week ahead, with a mixture of sunny spells and showers.

live from london, this is bbc news. ukraine's president makes a surprise visit to canada, as he continues to rally support for his country in north america. as ukraine faces a second winter of war, we'll bring you a special report from one of its main hospitals receiving casualties from the frontlines. police in new york find large quantities of the opioid fentanyl at a nursery, following the death of a one—year—old boy. king charles and queen camilla head to the city of bordeaux — wrapping up their state visit to france. seven years after blasting off, a rocket prepares to deliver what scientists hope will be the secrets of how life began on earth.

hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start with some breaking news out of ukraine and russia has admitted that at least one ukrainian missile has hit the headquarters of russia's black sea navy in the crimean port of sevastopol on friday, causing a fire. that's according to a local governor. crimea, which russia seized and annexed from ukraine in 2014, has been a frequent target of ukrainian attacks in the course of the 19—month war. it is strategically incredibly significant as well and that's why we have seen ukraine refocus its efforts on crimea. it is a vital logistics hub for russia's war effort due to its location on the black sea and as i have mentioned,

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