in her last appearance on the show, the sherlock and mr selfridge star scored 31 for a quick—footed foxtrot to everywhere by fleetwood mac. time for a look at the weather. here's christopher blanchett. good afternoon. we have seen a lot of unwelcome rain in recent days and for the week ahead more rain on the way, unfortunately. this is earlier on. you can see bands of rain working northwards. we have a met office yellow warning in four through parts of the east midlands, lincolnshire, east yorkshire and the humber, with rain falling on already saturated ground. the weekend is unsettled, areas of low pressure, rain persistent at times. to give you an idea of the accumulation, building up over the next few days and certainly falling in areas we don't want it. parts of eastern scotland could see further issues by the end of the week. back to the here and now, wet weather through parts of the north—east of england.

to the south, it is drier with brighter skies, a few showers, cloudy with wet weather to the far south—west. sunshine and showers across northern ireland, a little bit across northern ireland, a little bhdw across northern ireland, a little bit dry through much of scotland. the best of the bright weather through the highlands and islands. top temperatures of 15 and 16 north to south. as we headed into this evening and overnight, wet weather over parts of eastern england clearing, but now more wet and heavy rain pushing into parts of wales, devon and cornwall, dorset, hampshire, the isle of wight, sussex and kent. another met office weather warning and force through parts of eastern england overnight. elsewhere dry with clear skies through western scotland, wales, north—west england. the odd mist and fog patch and chili in glasgow, three degrees. mid week, wednesday, quieter in many areas with overnight rain in the south—east that should clear away. an improving picture but certainly a wet start. much like this morning, the rain will clear. brighter skies through the midlands, into wales in the south—west. more cloudy in parts of scotland with rain pushing from the north sea into the central belt.

temperatures of 10—15 north to south. looking to the end of the week, that broad area of low pressure i showed you at the start is still with us, weather fronts, showers and rain coming our way. some wet weather particularly persistent and potentially problematic. here we have thursday, outbreaks of rain almost anywhere but some of the wet weather becoming aligned with the flow of the wind so certainly through parts of north—east england and north—east scotland we could see heavy and problematic rainfall. elsewhere, showery outbreaks of rain, some brighter skies with temperatures of 12-16 brighter skies with temperatures of 12—16 north to south. remaining unsettled into the weekend, showers and longer spells of rain, a little bit of brighter sky. all the warnings are online. thanks, christopher. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. 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.

hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris. our top stories: manchester united prepare to honour sir bobby charlton in their first home match since his death, with the club confirming there will be a special pre—match tribute tonight. south africa's batters go big again at the cricket world cup. days before the world cup final, a new internatoinal rugby union tournament, as the sport announces its version of the nations league. welcome along. we will start in the champions league, where there will be an emotional night ahead for manchester united. they take on copenhagen,

looking for their first points in the competition this season, but it's also united's first home game since the passing of club legend sir bobby charlton at the weekend. the players will wear black armbands and there will be a minute's silence amongst other tributes, as patrick gearey reports. manchester united they will forever look up to sir bobby charlton. he stands as part of the united trinity that helped guide them to european triumph. but bobby also got them through disaster. this week to remember the man who helped them rebuild from the wreckage of munich. bobby charlton didn'tjust pay for this club, he is part of it. he bobby charlton didn'tjust pay for this club, he is part of it.- this club, he is part of it. he was so humble. _ this club, he is part of it. he was so humble, he _ this club, he is part of it. he was so humble, he was _ this club, he is part of it. he was so humble, he was great. - this club, he is part of it. he was so humble, he was great. he - this club, he is part of it. he was i so humble, he was great. he would speak to him for five minutes and you would think you'd known them for years. you would think you'd known them for ears. . ., u, you would think you'd known them for ears. ., ., . ., ., years. the warmth that came from him. he years. the warmth that came from him- he was _ years. the warmth that came from him- he was in _ years. the warmth that came from him. he was in that _ years. the warmth that came from him. he was in that horrific - years. the warmth that came from him. he was in that horrific crash l him. he was in that horrific crash and he _ him. he was in that horrific crash and he still— him. he was in that horrific crash and he still came through it all, was a _ and he still came through it all, was a humble man. yes, i love bobby

charlton _ was a humble man. yes, i love bobby charlton. , , , charlton. inside there is the space for more private _ charlton. inside there is the space for more private reflection. - charlton. inside there is the space for more private reflection. a - charlton. inside there is the space| for more private reflection. a book of condolence has been opened in various manchester united generations have been spelling out what bobby charlton meant to them. for the current players to was the first chance to pay tribute with the reef and a minute of appreciation at sheffield united on saturday. now at the training ground before the bustle of questions for the manager, silence. i, , , .,, bustle of questions for the manager, silence. 1, , _ .,, ., ., silence. bobby was a legend, a aiant, silence. bobby was a legend, a giant. not _ silence. bobby was a legend, a giant. not only _ silence. bobby was a legend, a giant, not only for _ silence. bobby was a legend, a giant, not only for manchester| giant, not only for manchester united, but for the world of football. his legacy, what he left, work the standard, the high standards. he is at the front of old trafford with denis law and george best and they are always a huge inspiration for us every day. i was fortunate enough _ inspiration for us every day. i was fortunate enough to _ inspiration for us every day. i was fortunate enough to get - inspiration for us every day. i was fortunate enough to get to -

inspiration for us every day. i was fortunate enough to get to know him since i_ fortunate enough to get to know him since i arrived at the club. he was always— since i arrived at the club. he was always there after the games with us, no _ always there after the games with us, no matter if we won the game world _ us, no matter if we won the game world lost— us, no matter if we won the game world lost a — us, no matter if we won the game world lost a game, he was always there _ world lost a game, he was always there to _ world lost a game, he was always there to be — world lost a game, he was always there to be ready to give you a word of appreciation sometimes, he would even say— of appreciation sometimes, he would even say that we had to play a little _ even say that we had to play a little bit — even say that we had to play a little bit better.— even say that we had to play a little bit better. seven years ago at the club _ little bit better. seven years ago at the club he _ little bit better. seven years ago at the club he loved _ little bit better. seven years ago at the club he loved at _ little bit better. seven years ago at the club he loved at the - little bit better. seven years ago | at the club he loved at the ground he graced a name to stand after sir bobby charlton. tonight at old trafford they will remember the man behind it. manchester united versus copan hagan, commemoration, celebration, and a chance to say thank you for the unforgettable. in group b, arsenal are looking to bounce back after defeat last time out in the compeition. mikel arteta's side lost to lens three weeks ago. the french team are top of the group ahead of both arsenal and sevilla, with those two meeting in spain tonight. to win away from home is always difficult. in europe,

you see a shift in the top teams. they are not the same. some margins become critical. and as you already said, the state of the team, to go through some moments, difficult ones, is absolutely key. quinton de kock had his sights set on becoming only the 11th man to score 200 or more in one—day international cricket. despite falling short, he's put south africa in a strong position in their latest world cup game against bangladesh. despite being 35—2 early on, de kock scored his third century in five world cup games, then reaching 150 with one of the seven sixes he struck in his innings. the opener was eventually out for 17h, as south africa piled on the runs, much as they did in beating england in their last game, when heinrich klaasen scored a quickfire century. this time he added 90 as south africa made 382—5 in their 50 overs. they have recorded the highest three totals in the world cup so far. meanwhile, former england batter jonathan trott says the current england side do have the players

to turn around their disappointing start to the defence of their world cup trophy. they have lost three of their four games so far, with qualification for the semifinals hanging by a thread. trott is now the head coach of an afghanistan side that have overtaken england in the standings after that surprising victory over pakistan yesterday. it's the first time they've managed two victories in a tournament, but trott insists they won't be getting carried away. i don't want to get too far ahead of ourselves, know how quickly cricket can turn, the sport can turn on people and on a side, so i am just enjoying today i'm looking forward to sri lanka which is in a few days. we have a few days off, a few practices, so to get the players ready for that, then we have holland, which is another tough game after that, so plenty of cricket to look forward to. england certainly have the players to bounce back.

they won the world cup in 2019 after having lost a few games. they have played against some decent sides! let's see after a couple more games for england r. let's see after a couple more games for england r. world rugby has announced a new competition starting in 2026 as part of a "significant overhaul" of the men's international calendar. as the sport prepares for its world cup final between south africa and new zealand on saturday, the governing body has announced a series of changes, including its version of the nations league concept involving a top division of 12 teams, which will attempt to synchronise matches that have been played in the autumn and summer. world rugby have also decided to expand the next world cup froom 20 to 2a teams. before we go, just time to tell you that voting for the bbc women's footballer of the year 2023 is now open. the five contenders for the bbc world service accolade were chosen by a panel of experts including coaches, players, administrators and journalists.

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criticism _ that is sought after because of the criticism gets, it is not really on billboards _ criticism gets, it is not really on billboards. i feel strongly about challenging that narrative. even without stepping _ challenging that narrative. even without stepping on _ challenging that narrative. even without stepping on the - challenging that narrative. even without stepping on the pitch, walking — without stepping on the pitch, walking out _ without stepping on the pitch, walking out at _ without stepping on the pitch, walking out at a _ without stepping on the pitch, walking out at a home - without stepping on the pitch, walking out at a home world i without stepping on the pitch, - walking out at a home world cup, not many— walking out at a home world cup, not many people — walking out at a home world cup, not many people in— walking out at a home world cup, not many people in their— walking out at a home world cup, not many people in their career— walking out at a home world cup, not many people in their career get - walking out at a home world cup, not many people in their career get to - many people in their career get to do that _ many people in their career get to do that. �* . . . many people in their career get to do that. . , ., ., .,. do that. australia reached the semifinals _ do that. australia reached the semifinals for _ do that. australia reached the semifinals for the _ do that. australia reached the semifinals for the first - do that. australia reached the semifinals for the first time. | do that. australia reached the - semifinals for the first time. they knocked out france on penalties, which went the distance. to knocked out france on penalties, which went the distance. to come out in the semifinal _ which went the distance. to come out in the semifinal of _ which went the distance. to come out in the semifinal of the _ which went the distance. to come out in the semifinal of the world - which went the distance. to come out in the semifinal of the world cup - in the semifinal of the world cup and score that gold, and you have millie bright in front of you, mary earps in goal, that is what makes and care are brilliant. translation: i and care are brilliant. tuna/mom- and care are brilliant. translation: ., ., ., ., translation: i am not the one aiming to be at the top — translation: i am not the one aiming to be at the top or _ translation: i am not the one aiming to be at the top or be _ translation: i am not the one aiming to be at the top or be top _ translation: i am not the one aiming to be at the top or be top scorer, - to be at the top or be top scorer, but it was a great feeling for me to play as a striker quite often last season. of course the title at the end, the cup final of course,

holding my baby again in my arms. for me it is —— as a defender, i don't _ for me it is —— as a defender, i don't score _ for me it is —— as a defender, i don't score that many goals. for me it is -- as a defender, i don't score that many goals. when she scored — don't score that many goals. when she scored the _ don't score that many goals. when she scored the winner _ don't score that many goals. when she scored the winner against - don't score that many goals. when she scored the winner against former side to— she scored the winner against former side to wrap— she scored the winner against former side to wrap up— she scored the winner against former side to wrap up the _ she scored the winner against former side to wrap up the match _ she scored the winner against former side to wrap up the match in - side to wrap up the match in barcelona's _ side to wrap up the match in barcelona's favour. - side to wrap up the match in barcelona's favour. [- side to wrap up the match in barcelona's favour.— side to wrap up the match in barcelona's favour. i think i'd developed — barcelona's favour. i think i'd developed a _ barcelona's favour. i think i'd developed a lot _ barcelona's favour. i think i'd developed a lot since - barcelona's favour. i think i'd developed a lot since i - barcelona's favour. i think i'd developed a lot since i came | barcelona's favour. i think i'd - developed a lot since i came here. coaches _ developed a lot since i came here. coaches around me every day that put in the _ coaches around me every day that put in the small— coaches around me every day that put in the small details to help me improve — in the small details to help me improve as a player. from the beginning. _ improve as a player. from the beginning, i was not a defender. i feel that — beginning, i was not a defender. i feel that i'm still improving a in training — i feel that i'm still improving a in training. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye.

you're watching bbc news. i'm catherine byaruhanga. let's get more on the news in the last half—an—hour that the government has confirmed plans to end the use of 50 hotels to house migrants byjanuary. in march, the bbc learned around 400 hotels were being used to house record numbers of asylum—seekers. the announcement was made in the house of commons by the immigration minister, robertjenrick. he said the practice of using hotels must stop. he said the practice of using hotels must sto -. , . must stop. ever since the prime minister, the _ must stop. ever since the prime minister, the home _ must stop. ever since the prime minister, the home secretary i must stop. ever since the prime i minister, the home secretary and i assumed office a year ago, we have made it clear that this was completely unacceptable and must enter soon as practical. these hotel should be assets for their local

communities, serving businesses and tourists, hosting the life events that we treasure like weddings and birthdays, not housing and legal migrants at unsustainable cost to the taxpayer. live to westminster and our political correspondent ione wells. thanks forjoining us. tell us a bit more about what the minister had to tell the house today. the more about what the minister had to tell the house today.— tell the house today. the context of this announcement _ tell the house today. the context of this announcement has _ tell the house today. the context of this announcement has been - tell the house today. the context of this announcement has been an - tell the house today. the context of. this announcement has been an issue that hasn't really gone away for the government. there are currently using hundreds of hotels to house hundreds of asylum seekers and that is costing the government £8 million a day. what robertjenrick announced today was the plan to wind down the use of 50 of these hotels by january with the intention to wind down more after that. we know that the government is trying to cut the number of hotels used by increasing the number of beds in each one, mandating people to share rooms.

what is interesting is the root cause of this is the backlog of people waiting for their asylum claims to be processed. back in december, rishi sunak pledged to clear the so—called legacy backlog, people who had made claims before june 2022 by the end of this year. progress has been made on that, which robertjenrick touched on today. the legacy backlog has come down. the government has doubled the number of caseworkers processing claims although labour have argued that a thousand more caseworkers would be needed. the total backlog, so notjust the claims made on four june 2022, but the total backlog of people waiting for their claims to be processed still remain stuck and pretty high. this is something that labour raised in the house of commons today, as well. that is largely due to people still arriving in high numbers. again, the government has cut the rates of

people arriving down since