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rangers are a goal down away to aris limassol in cyprus. the home side took the lead from a corner. alex moucketou—moussounda was allowed too much space by the rangers defence. liverpool are in europa league action later against union saint gilloise of belgium that games kicks off at 8.00pm. it's been a week of drama,m with their boss, jurgen klopp, calling for their game against spurs

to be replayed after luis diaz's goal was wrongly disallowed by the video assistant referee on sunday. klopp hopes the atmopshere at anfield later can help them. i hope our people through the well deserved love after having a really tough weekend and make it to super special atmosphere. tough weekend and make it to super specialatmosphere. i'm tough weekend and make it to super special atmosphere. i'm pretty well they would have done it even if we had won the game. i am really looking forward to a european nights at anfield. a busy night in the europa conference league, with aston villa and aberdeen in action at 8.00pm too. villa taking on zrinjski mostar of bosnia and herzegovina. aberdeen facing hjk helsinki of finland. both british sides looking to respond after losing their opening games. england are back in international action again next week, firstly with a friendly against australia before facing italy in a euro qualifier. gareth southgate today named his squad, as the side look to get back to winning again following dropped points against ukraine. aston villa's 0llie watkins is recalled and jarrod bowen of west ham is in, but no raheem sterling again,

with questions over the fitness of bukayo saka. alex howell has more. there has been a worry that bukayo saka wouldn't be in the latest england squad after limping out of art's champions league matt in midweek. his manager said the muscular injury he has is a worry, but gareth southgate has named him in this latest group and mentioned the amount of time there is from now until england take on australia and italy at wembley. 0ne until england take on australia and italy at wembley. one player who isn't in the squad is raheem sterling. gareth southgate has been speaking about why the chelsea winger isn't in his latest squad. we soke winger isn't in his latest squad. - spoke before the last squad. we have been happy with the wide players and the performances in the last four games in particular, and the two in march. the team are playing really well. clearly there is some stability there. we have added

jarrod bowen in those wide areas. he is playing really well. with the australia game as well there is an opportunity to learn some different things, as well. fin opportunity to learn some different things, as well.— things, as well. on future tournaments, _ things, as well. on future tournaments, the - things, as well. on future tournaments, the uk - things, as well. on future tournaments, the uk and | things, as well. on future - tournaments, the uk and republic things, as well. on future _ tournaments, the uk and republic of ireland will bid unopposed to host the european championships in 2028. gareth southgate was asked about what he thought about that you're not being on home soil after he late entrant to the final in euro 2020. it is clearly a joint bid with all the other home nations, so bring in for everybody if that opportunity arises. there is still a little bit to do, i think. all the nations are fantastic football nations, huge pride in hosting, and if the teams get qualified, as well, there is obviously some home advantage to hosting, as well.— hosting, as well. england take on australia at _ hosting, as well. england take on australia at wembley _ hosting, as well. england take on australia at wembley next - hosting, as well. england take on australia at wembley next friday| australia at wembley next friday night in a friendly before they take

on italy in a european qualifier and they are currently six points clear and unbeaten in group c as they look to qualify for the tournament in germany next summer. to qualify for the tournament in germany next summer. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. jonas eidevall says he wants to compete for the highest honours after signing a new three—year contract as arsenal women's manager. the club have had a tough start this season, eliminated by paris fc in the women's champions league and losing at home to liverpool in their wsl opener. the mcc has expelled a member who aimed abuse towards australia's players at lords during the second test of the ashes earlier this year. this was the moment that started it all. jonny bairstow being run out by australia wicketkeeper alex carey in controversial fashion. another member was suspended for 4.5 years and another suspended for 30 months. world number one aryna sabalenka is through to the quarterfinals of the china open. she battled to a straights set victory over italy's jasmine paolini. australian open winner sabalenka will face the 2022 wimbledon champion elena rybakina in the last eight.

we're into the final pool matches at the rugby world cup. the all blacks face uruguay tonight. there are big matches ahead for the home nations. wales are through to the quarterfinals. they face georgia in theirfinal pool game. but for scotland, there's still an outside they could make it there, as well. the catch? they have to overcome world number one side ireland, themselves still not officially there yet. lots to look forward on saturday. katie gornall is in paris for us. ireland have been the form side of the group, beating the world champions, south africa, in the pool. could this be their year? they will fancy it, won't they? they certainly well. you mentioned that south africa victory, that was here at this dad to france nearly two weeks ago. they showed them why they are at the number ranked side in the world. despite their ranking they have never made it past the

quarterfinals. there is a feeling that now is their time to deliver, but if you speak to anyone in the ireland camp, they are certainly not looking past they are certainly not looking past the scotland game. they knew what you threat scotland does. andy farrell has named a strong side for the scotland match, making two changes from their last game. iain henderson comes in forjames ryan, who drops to the bench. dan sheehan takes over at hooker. peter amani is set to win his 100th cap. it is a match with multiple permutations around it. for ireland they know theyjust need a point to set up a likely quarterfinal andy farrell was speaking today and he is certainly not getting bogged down with that

side of the game. it is not getting bogged down with that side of the game.— side of the game. it is a massive came. side of the game. it is a massive game- so _ side of the game. it is a massive game. so important _ side of the game. it is a massive game. so important to _ side of the game. it is a massive game. so important to us, - side of the game. it is a massive game. so important to us, and l side of the game. it is a massive | game. so important to us, and to them, _ game. so important to us, and to them, but— game. so important to us, and to them, but to the travelling fans and them, but to the travelling fans and the people — them, but to the travelling fans and the people back home. it is a huge game _ the people back home. it is a huge game we — the people back home. it is a huge game. we have iain henderson in our groupie _ game. we have iain henderson in our groupie is _ game. we have iain henderson in our groupie is good at maths so we are across— groupie is good at maths so we are across everything as soon as that is concerned. — across everything as soon as that is concerned, but the easiest way is to make _ concerned, but the easiest way is to make sure _ concerned, but the easiest way is to make sure we perform well and deserved — make sure we perform well and deserved to win the game outright. scotland _ deserved to win the game outright. scotland still have a chance. what are their hopes of progressing given they have a strong side but have just been unlucky with the group they are in?— just been unlucky with the group they are in? yes, they have. the scottish team _ they are in? yes, they have. the scottish team is _ they are in? yes, they have. the scottish team is arguably - they are in? yes, they have. the scottish team is arguably the - they are in? yes, they have. the. scottish team is arguably the best they have ever been but they have had the misfortune of being drawn in this group of death. they know what they have to do, it is do or die. they have to beat ireland by eight points and prevent ireland from picking up a four try bonus point. it sounds simple but really it's scotland's record against ireland is not that great. they have only beaten ireland once in the last ten games. —— ten years. their skill

coaches said they are more than up for the challenge here. i coaches said they are more than up for the challenge here.— for the challenge here. i think everyone _ for the challenge here. i think everyone in — for the challenge here. i think everyone in rugby _ for the challenge here. i think everyone in rugby news - for the challenge here. i think everyone in rugby news that l for the challenge here. i think i everyone in rugby news that they for the challenge here. i think - everyone in rugby news that they are the inform _ everyone in rugby news that they are the inform team, the team everyone is trying _ the inform team, the team everyone is trying to— the inform team, the team everyone is trying to knock over, but we haven't — is trying to knock over, but we haven't done a lot of work and have belief— haven't done a lot of work and have belief in— haven't done a lot of work and have belief in our— haven't done a lot of work and have belief in our squad. we think we have _ belief in our squad. we think we have the — belief in our squad. we think we have the game and players to go and beat them _ have the game and players to go and beat them if we can make it work on the night _ beat them if we can make it work on the night. we are not trying to focus — the night. we are not trying to focus too _ the night. we are not trying to focus too much and what they will bring, _ focus too much and what they will bring, but — focus too much and what they will bring, but trying to look at what we can do _ bring, but trying to look at what we can do. , ., ., , bring, but trying to look at what we cando. , ., ., , ., bring, but trying to look at what we cando. ., ., , ., ' can do. gregor townsend has made 12 chances can do. gregor townsend has made 12 changes from — can do. gregor townsend has made 12 changes from the _ can do. gregor townsend has made 12 changes from the team _ can do. gregor townsend has made 12 changes from the team that _ can do. gregor townsend has made 12 changes from the team that thrashed | changes from the team that thrashed romania. the surprise inclusion is ali price at scrum—half for this huge pool b decider. that is coming up huge pool b decider. that is coming up on saturday. there is a game taking place tonight, new zealand against uruguay. new zealand have to win with a bonus point and they will be through to the quarterfinals. uruguay are going well at this

tournament, but it would be a huge upset if new zealand were going to come away from that match without getting what they need. england also play their final pool match having already qualified. they face samoa at the weekend and it's a largely changed side from the win over chile. steve borthwick is without back—rowerjack willis, though, who suffered an injury in that match. he will miss the rest of the tournament, as the england head coach explained. it is an injury around his neck. but it is an in'ury around his neck. but it is not it is an injury around his neck. but it is not particularly seriously, obviously, which is good news in the long term. obviously, which is good news in the lona term. , , ., long term. disappointed for him. disappointed _ long term. disappointed for him. disappointed he _ long term. disappointed for him. disappointed he will _ long term. disappointed for him. disappointed he will not - disappointed he will not be continuing this woke up at us but we anticipate he will be back on the field very soon. i anticipate he will be back on the field very soon.— field very soon. i appreciate you can't say who — field very soon. i appreciate you can't say who at _ field very soon. i appreciate you can't say who at this _ field very soon. i appreciate you can't say who at this point, - field very soon. i appreciate you can't say who at this point, but l can't say who at this point, but what sort of timescale would you be looking at and getting a replacement to camp? looking at and getting a replacement to cam - ? , .,. looking at and getting a replacement tocam-? , ., looking at and getting a replacement tocam? , ., , to camp? replacement should be in cam b to camp? replacement should be in camp by the — to camp? replacement should be in camp by the start — to camp? replacement should be in camp by the start of _ to camp? replacement should be in camp by the start of next _ to camp? replacement should be in camp by the start of next week. - replacement should be in camp by the start of next week.

england are looking to maintain their 100% winning record with victory at the stade mauroy in lille. a last—eight clash is likely to be against fiji, who they lost to at twickenham just before the world cup. 0ur reporter patrick geary spoke to me earlier and we started by talking about the team selected by steve borthwick. that team which england had named for the game against samoa on saturday, which will take place down the road at the big stadium just outside the city in lille, does feature george ford and owen farrell, starting for the first time since 2021 together. that was a combination that was relied upon and encompassed my class run to the final of a world cup. it looks like thatis final of a world cup. it looks like that is the way steve borthwick will go for the rest of the tournament. 0wen farrell is on the brink of becoming encompassed my all—time top scorer for england. becoming encompassed my all—time top scorerfor england. tom curry comes back after being suspended in the first game of the tournament. manu tuilagi will face the country of his

birth, he left samoa as a teenager to play england —— to play rugby in england. to play england -- to play rugby in encland. , ., ., _ . ., . , england. they do fancy their chances for progress — england. they do fancy their chances for progress and _ england. they do fancy their chances for progress and quite _ england. they do fancy their chances for progress and quite far. _ england. they do fancy their chances for progress and quite far. it - england. they do fancy their chances for progress and quite far. it is - england. they do fancy their chances for progress and quite far. it is a - for progress and quite far. it is a aood for progress and quite far. it is a good chance _ for progress and quite far. it is a good chance for— for progress and quite far. it is a good chance for them _ for progress and quite far. it is a good chance for them to - for progress and quite far. it is a good chance for them to take . for progress and quite far. it is a - good chance for them to take stock, nearly two weeks since the last match. england will be pleased with where they are in this tournament. they know they are in the quarterfinals as group winners. nobody thought to promote —— not everybody thought it would be as easy as that. the performances have been ragged in places. there is a feeling that this has been quite an easy pool for england. they are likely to play fiji in the quarterfinals. they lost to fiji during that slightly chaotic warm up, so as well as this game against samoa, people be looking at their performance to see how much momentum england can take into those knockout stages. so while the national team enjoy a winning run in france, domestically it's fair to say the game has been through a turbulent period. championship sidejersey reds are the latest side to enter

liquidation after funding problems. they're the fourth professional club in england to collapse in a year following premiership sides worcester, wasps and london irish. the man at the top of english rugby, bill sweeney, insists he still has the passion and energy to lead the game, but admits the system has to change to ensure a sustainable future. this was a complete surprise to us and you may say, why would set a surprise, why didn't you knew this was coming? but the last business plan submission from jersey was in june of this year, which was looked up june of this year, which was looked up our club financial viability group. they were projecting to make a loss but they also had plans in place in terms of their growth plans and future direction and their investors, which led us to believe that things were under control. there were no alarm bells at that stage. quite often people say to me just copy the french model. but it is very different over here. i was

talking to a french club owner this week, his attendances are 10,000 people. wejust don't week, his attendances are 10,000 people. we just don't have that. the average attendance in the championship is 1300. it will take a long time to develop this properly. also in france if you are a club in certain parts of the country your club is at the heart attack community, the municipality give you that stadium forfree, community, the municipality give you that stadium for free, there are tax benefits for players, it is a very distant system. we need to find the right solution to a problem that has been that for quite some time regarding the future development of the championship. it takes up a huge amount of ourtime the championship. it takes up a huge amount of our time and resources and effort. frankly, it is not our role to prop up financially failing businesses, so that was that topic, but it has enabled us not to get into things like the financial monitoring panel, to set up advance

warning systems and checks and balances around the future direction of clubs, so that is a positive. let's turn our attentions to gymnastics now. it's another huge event in the calender with the world championships taking place in antwerp. simone biles on her return has been on form, helping the usa to a seventh consecutive team gold yesterday. the men's all—around final takes place today, with british interest in that one. let's get the latest with our correspondent natalie pirks who's there for us. natalie, what can we expect from this event later? james hall and jake jarman are james hall and jakejarman are in the main's all—round final. 2a gymnast, they qualified fourth and fifth respectively. they have just got started on the floor, jake with a good routine to put him up to third with still a few other gymnast to go in this first rotation. 14.5 for him on the floor. james was all smiles after his routine, which is in stark contrast to tuesday night because it was the main's team final

and they didn't have the best night, in particular mistakes really cost them and they ended up losing up on plants to the united states. james's team—mates call him the postman because he always delivers, but i think it was a bad night at the office because he had mistakes on the pommel horse in the first rotation, then when britain were in second place he fell from the high bar and ultimately mistakes like that they cost them. he will be looking to make amends tonight. jake jarman pulled off an absolutely spectacular fault and that team final. it is coming off the back of a brilliant 2022, winning four commonwealth golds, the first english gymnast to do so at a single games. he is the current european single medallist in the all—around and evolved. for him he says the biggest aim is that he makes the team for paris. it biggest aim is that he makes the team for paris.— biggest aim is that he makes the

team for paris. it probably would be a bit of a relief _ team for paris. it probably would be a bit of a relief if _ team for paris. it probably would be a bit of a relief if i _ team for paris. it probably would be a bit of a relief if i was _ team for paris. it probably would be a bit of a relief if i was to _ team for paris. it probably would be a bit of a relief if i was to make - a bit of a relief if i was to make the team, _ a bit of a relief if i was to make the team, just to note that i have -ot the team, just to note that i have got to— the team, just to note that i have got to nry— the team, just to note that i have got to my end goal. even if it is 'ust got to my end goal. even if it is just me — got to my end goal. even if it is just me being at the olympics, not getting _ just me being at the olympics, not getting a _ just me being at the olympics, not getting a medal even, would be a huge _ getting a medal even, would be a huge thing because at the end of the day started out as a young gymnast, i day started out as a young gymnast, i wanted _ day started out as a young gymnast, i wanted to — day started out as a young gymnast, i wanted to be at the olympic some day. i wanted to be at the olympic some day if— i wanted to be at the olympic some day if i _ i wanted to be at the olympic some day if i was — i wanted to be at the olympic some day. if i was to be part of the 0lynrpics_ day. if i was to be part of the olympics team, it would be a dream come _ olympics team, it would be a dream come true — olympics team, it would be a dream come true. a olympics team, it would be a dream come true. �* ., . ., ., come true. a dream come true for him, but realistically _ come true. a dream come true for him, but realistically i _ come true. a dream come true for him, but realistically i think - come true. a dream come true for him, but realistically i think a - him, but realistically i think a metal shot would be quite hard for britain tonight. the japanese gymnast is the reigning champion and he is in the same rotation as britain. if nothing else it will be really good experience for the pair of them, especially jake jarman, he is seen as an exciting prospect for the future. that's all from sportsday.

a reminder of our top story, england lost by nine wickets in the opening game of the cricket world cup. you can get more on that on the bbc sport website. we will see you next time. hello. much of europe is seeing some significant october heat at the moment and the uk no exception — things are going to be warming up over the next few days. it was a bit of a mixed picture on thursday. here was some sunshine in cornwall, but further north many of us had more cloud and outbreaks of rain, so keswick, in cumbria, a fairly drizzly story a little bit earlier on on thursday. the next few days, yes, some rain around, mainly towards the north, but i think we're all going to notice that the temperatures will be gradually rising, especially through the course of the weekend. for the rest of the evening and overnight, we've got some wet

weather through parts of wales, the midlands. later in the night, more rain into parts of northern ireland and southern scotland, as well. either side of that, some clearer, drier weather and it's going to be a mild night, much milder than last night across scotland with lows between about ten to 15 degrees to start your friday. that's more typical of daytime temperatures this time of year. through the day on friday, some more wet weather for northern ireland, southern scotland, parts of northern england, as well. further south across england and for much of wales a predominantly dry day. some mist and some low cloud, particularly around coats and hills towards the west. sunny spells, but cooler conditions across the north of scotland, so the mid—teens here, but 22 or 23 degrees possible down towards the south—east. heading on into the weekend we've got this frontal system, and it's going to be really slow moving, bringing some rain on saturday. that divides the cool air across the far north of scotland to the much warmer, humid air that's going to be piling in from the south. saturday, plenty of dry, sunny weather for much of england, wales, northern ireland too. a bit of cloud and mistiness. for scotland, it is going to be pretty wet under that rain. there could be some localised flooding. temperatures for most of us 19

to 25 degrees or so, but only around ten to 15 with the cooler air and the rain across parts of scotland, so a day of real contrast. we've still got this front with us into sunday, but it starts to lift a bit further north and it will tend to turn a little bit lighter and patchier through the day. still some rain in the far north across parts of scotland on sunday, but for the rest of the uk another fine, dry day with autumn sunshine around. probably not quite as warm as saturday, but still temperatures up to about 23 degrees in the south—east, typically the mid—teens, though, across parts of scotland. so the outlook — lots of dry, warm weather for parts of england and wales over the next five days or so. a few showers further north, but temperatures for all of us will be above average for the time of year. bye— bye.

live from london. this is bbc news. a russian rocket strike kills at least 51 villagers attending a wake in ukraine's kharkiv region. a man who threatened to kill the queen with a crossbow is jailed for nine years the first person convicted of treason in the uk since 1981. global temperatures hit record levels in september. one scientist described the rise as 'gobsmackingly bananas'.

hello, i'm rajini vaidynathan, welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. we begin this programme in ukraine where at least 51 people are known to have died in a russian missile strike on a village in the north—eastern kharkiv region. ukraine's interior minister says the attack hit mourners attending a wake at a cafe in the village. a six—year—old boy was among the dead. the un has described the attack as "horrifying". these are the latest pictures from the scene in the village of hroza. footage published by ukrainian police shows a large area of smoking rubble and several bodies being taken away by emergency workers. officials say at least 10 percent of the village's population was killed in the attack. three days of mourning has been declared in the region.

hroza is located more than 30 kilometres — 18 miles —