israel continues striking beirut. a number of hospitals in lebanon are now closed because of the air strikes, with the humanitarian situation worsening by the hour. 1.2 million people have now been displaced as a consequence of the conflict. the un says more than 200,000 have fled into neighbouring syria. the border crossing between the two countries has been bombed by israel, forcing the stranded to make the journey on foot. us republican nominee donald trump is preparing to return to the city where he survived an assassination attempt injuly with a month to go until the presidential election. and if vaccination campaign against m pox is getting under way in the democratic republic of congo.

nearly 31,000 people have been infected there and almost 1000 have died. a full bulletin of news and half an hour, but now it is time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday this saturday night with me, chetan pathak. coming up on the programme — joy for diogo jota as liverpool hold on for victory at crystal palace, but at what cost to their goalkeeper? a winning start for england's women at the t20 world cup, as bangladesh are beaten in sharjah. and ben stokes agrees a new two—year contract, but the england captain won't be playing in the first test against pakistan which starts tomorrow.

i'v e i've got some good things to focus on, so although i am not playing, i have a goal in mind. welcome along. thank you forjoining us. not an easyjob taking overfrom jurgen klopp, but it's nine wins out of ten in all competitions now for liverpool's new head coach arne slot. victory at crystal palace wasn't as straightforward as it should have been, but their 1—0 win at selhurst park means they'll stay top of the premier league going into the international break, as nick parrot reports. full—time at selhurst park, and diogo jota's full—time at selhurst park, and diogojota's face said it all. a lunchtime kick—off following a mid midweek european game has

often been difficult for liverpool to digest, and this was no different. palace have yet to win this season, but they struck after 21 seconds through eddie nketiah. had he not been offside, this match could have been very different. 0n the slot made three changes, and it soon paid off, with kostas tsimikas and cody gakpo set up jota. kostas tsimikas and cody gakpo set upjota. it took until the first half for the hosts to serve up any sort of response. their first shot serve up any sort of response. theirfirst shot on serve up any sort of response. their first shot on target was followed by more after the interval. alisson was kept busy and crystal palace felt hard done by not to get a penalty after a challenge from liverpool captain virgil van dijk. alisson then had to be replaced following an injury.

0ur substitute goalkeeper did very well last season when he was on he wanted to play desperately, we need three good goalkeepers at this club, he was outstanding today when he had to come in for alisson. with a tougher run of fixtures, including a trip to arsenal, following the international break. this might give a clear indication for that they can challenge for the title. —— liverpool have a tougher run of fixtures. —— might give a clearer indication of whether they can challenge. so one of the big talking points from that match was why palace weren't awarded a penalty. not long after the incident, the premier league match centre's x account gave their explanation. this is a new service this season. they said "the referee's call of no penalty for the challenge by van djik on guehi is checked and confirmed by var, deeming that the challenge was not sustained holding and had no impact on the play." that didn't go down well

with the palace manager. this is for me a clear foul, the — this is for me a clear foul, the var— this is for me a clear foul, the var had to intervene, but he didn't, _ the var had to intervene, but he didn't, and second half we did very— he didn't, and second half we did very well. first off, liverpool should why they are maybe — liverpool should why they are maybe the best team at the moment —— first half. they caused _ moment —— first half. they caused us _ moment —— first half. they caused us big problems. but in the second half, we showed a great — the second half, we showed a great reaction, and i think we were — great reaction, and i think we were competitive in the second half, _ were competitive in the second half. we — were competitive in the second half, we created chances but did not— half, we created chances but did not take them, we did not -et did not take them, we did not get this— did not take them, we did not get this penalty, and in the end — get this penalty, and in the end it — get this penalty, and in the end it is _ get this penalty, and in the end it is a _ get this penalty, and in the end it is a loss, but on the second _ end it is a loss, but on the second performance, we will build — second performance, we will build up. _ second performance, we will build up, and the second half today— build up, and the second half today gives me a lot of confidence for the rest of the season _ manchester city stay just a point behind liverpool after they came from behind to beat fulham to maintain their unbeaten start to the season. mateo kovacic scored both of city's goals. they now haven't lost in 50 consecutive home games in all competitions. jeremy doku added a third, but fulham, who took the lead through andreas pereira, scored a second goal late on. pep guardiola's side held

on for victory. we played some good moments, in other moments they were better than us, and after the champions league, fulham is an incredible team, they have some very experienced and talented players. we knew it, but, yeah, we won. arsenal are also unbeaten, and like city also came from behind, to get a 3—1win over southampton. kai havertz and gabriel martinelli with the goals at the emirates before bukayo saka added a third late on to seal victory. we concede a goal and then it is going — we concede a goal and then it is going on. everything we did in the — is going on. everything we did in the first half thrown away, and — in the first half thrown away, and it— in the first half thrown away, and it is— in the first half thrown away, and it is a _ in the first half thrown away, and it is a different game. but ithink— and it is a different game. but ithihk the _ and it is a different game. but i think the team reacted with a lot i think the team reacted with a tot of— i think the team reacted with a lot of authority, very reassured, very composed, and

i'm reassured, very composed, and i'm very— reassured, very composed, and i'm very happy that we can reect— i'm very happy that we can react like _ i'm very happy that we can react like this, but not that happy, _ react like this, but not that happy, with the amount of control— happy, with the amount of control we had in the first off, — control we had in the first off, that _ control we had in the first off, that we have to go through that again. —— in the first half _ leicester city have their first premier league win of the season, beating bournemouth 1—0, facundo buonanotte's first—half effort enough to take all three points at the king power. and eight goals at brentford, who took advantage of wolves' defensive problems to get their first premier league win since august, putting five past gary 0'neil�*s side. wolves did respond with three goals of their own, but it wasn't enough — just the one point for them from their first seven games, whilst brentford climb into the top half with the win. and west ham got their first home premier league win of the season as they beat ipswich 4—1. the visitors are still waiting for their first win since their return to the top flight. you can watch all the goals this evening on match of the day at 10.30.

0ne match still ongoing in the premier league today, that's everton hosting newcastle. the visitors had the chance to be 1—0 up, butjordan pickford saved anthony gordon's penalty just before the half—time whistle. earlier, abdoulaye doucoure had the ball in the net for everton, but it was ruled out for offside following a var review. they are currently 0—0 early in the second half. kilmarnock pulled off the comeback of the day in the scottish premiership — 2—0 down to dundee with 86 minutes played, they ended up winning 3—2. dundee had a player sent off late in the first half, but were already in front and doubled their lead with ten minutes to go. only for kilmarnock to draw level, and matty kennedy's 9ath—minute strike completing victory. motherwell�*s great start to the season continues — andy halliday�*s late winner earning his side a 2—1 win at ten—man hibs. and dundee united extended their unbeaten away run to four matches with a hard—fought victory at st mirren. in the championship, head coach wayne rooney was sent off but his plymouth

side still beat blackburn rovers 2—1 thanks to a 97th minute winner. earlier, norwich city were 4—0 winners over hull city, marcelino nunez put them ahead with this great strike. burnley had missed the chance to go top with a goalless draw against preston. sheffield united have climbed to second in the table thanks tojesurun rak—sakyi who scored twice on his 22nd birthday as they beat luton 2—0. as well as plymouth, both watford and sheffield wednesday grabbed late winners against middlesbrough and coventry respectively. plenty more reaction to all of those results on the bbc sport website. in the women's super league, nikita parris scored on herfull women's super league debut for brighton as they came from behind to beat aston villa 4—2. brighton's second win in as many home league games puts them second in the wsl, level on points with chelsea and manchester united, who both

play their matches tomorrow. villa are still without a win. next to a winning start for england at the women's t20 world cup. it was far from a convincing performance with the bat, but they still had enought to beat bangladesh by 21 runs in their opening match in sharjah asjoe lynskey reports. for bangladesh, this world cup could have been so different. two months ago, they were set to host it. amid political unrest, it has been moved to the united arab emirates. for england, location won't change expectation. theirform in t20 should see them charge through the script stage. but bangladesh here were restricted. england lost wickets and found runs hard to come by. while bangladesh let loose. they might have been even further on top, but drops in the field gave england a chance. they scored 118. it

meant they would need wickets. in the field and in this match, england found ways to hold on. for bangladesh, a big score was just as hard to get to. this was the bowling england needed to defend that small total. their world cup is up and running. this was not quite the perfect start. but for england, all that matters is to be here at the end. meanwhile, australia began the defence of their t20 world cup title with a comfortable six—wicket win in sharjah. sri lanka batted first and set a target of 93, but despite losing three early wickets, opener beth mooney�*s unbeaten 43 led the six—time champions over the line with 3a balls to spare. they will now face new zealand on monday.

staying with cricket, england's men have named their team to face pakistan on monday. ben stokes will not be a part of the first test, so 0llie pope will captain the side. jack leach is recalled to the team along with shoaib bashir, so two spinners for england. zak crawley also back in. there will be a debut for brydon carse, who just over a month ago completed a three—month ban for historical gambling offences. he is chosen over matthew potts and 0lly stone. the england captain ben stokes has signed a new two—year england central contract, despite his injury worries, which will keep him in the side for the 2026 ashes trip to australia. stokes hasn't played since the beginning of august, and trained away from the rest of the squad before batting in the nets on saturday. he'll now try and get fit for the second test which is also in multan on the 15th october.

it is always frustrating to miss out, but the three tests i watched in the summer when i was with the team but not playing, i enjoy watching cricket, but knowing that you can't be a part of a game makes it a little bit easier, but i have some good things to focus on, so although i am not playing, you know, i have got a goal in mind, so i will take the focus away from the disappointment of not playing. i have worked hard with the medical team to get to where i am now. ithink medical team to get to where i am now. i think i am further ahead than we expected, and i will be working just as hard over the next ten days to give myself a chance of being fit. joe root is also in the team, and he has the chance to break another record. he needsjust 71 runs to surpass sir alastair cook and become the man with the most test runs for england. but he says his focus isn't on the history books. yeah, i would like to get more

than _ yeah, i would like to get more than that— yeah, i would like to get more than that in the scheme. sol cannot— than that in the scheme. sol cannot see it as a little bit irrelevant. i feel like cannot see it as a little bit irrelevant. ifeel like i'm going _ irrelevant. ifeel like i'm going to _ irrelevant. ifeel like i'm going to be playing for a good white — going to be playing for a good while past it, so it is not related _ while past it, so it is not related focus, i think more than — related focus, i think more than anything it is about getting into the series and getting into the series and getting us off to a good start, trying — getting us off to a good start, trying to— getting us off to a good start, trying to carry on the form that— trying to carry on the form that i_ trying to carry on the form that i am _ trying to carry on the form that i am being in, really, keep— that i am being in, really, keep making big hundreds, and contribute to winning games. the first— contribute to winning games. the first test starts against pakistan on monday. to rugby union now, and scotland's hopes of retaining their wxv2 title were boosted by a hard—fought win overjapan in cape town. the scots went into half—time leading byjust two points, but rhona lloyd's try put the match beyond japan, with the match finishing 19—13. they take on australia in their final game of the tournament in a week's time. that could have gone either way. japan were outstanding today, we have played them a huge number of times, by far that was the best performance they put in against us. for a

small pack, the physicality be brought today was unbelievable. but testament to my team as well for stepping in and getting thejob done. well for stepping in and getting the job done. that was scary, if i'm honest with you, but we got the job done, we got the win, and i'm super proud of the win, and i'm super proud of the girls for sticking at it. in the other game in that group, south africa lost to australia. later france face the usa, before ireland take on canada. stay across all those results on the bbc sport website. bristol bears have gone top of the premiership after beating bath by 36 points to 26 in the west country derby at the rec. bath had played two and won two but debutant santiago grondona scored two of bristol's four first half tries as they secured the bonus point to lead 26—7 at the break. bath struck back with two tries in the second half but gabriel's 0grey�*s score for the bears saw bath leave with just a bonus point

to show for their efforts in the other premiership game, leicestertigers currently lead the newcastle falcons by 25—3, anthony watson there scoring one of leicester's three tries. newcastle are bottom of the table, and yet to win this season. reigning champions wigan warriors are playing leigh leopards for a place in the superleague grand final. wigan dominated the first half with liam marshall scoring two of their three tries and they lead 2a—0 with about half an hour to go. the winners will face hull kr in the decider at old trafford a week today time for some of the day's other sport stories. spain's pedro acosta missed out on winning a sprint race in his debut season in motogp when he crashed with just four laps to go injapan. reigning champion francesco bagnaia won to cut his gap wto championship

leaderjorge marteen to 15 points after the spaniard finished fourth. fresh from becoming world road race champion last weekend, taday pog—archer has been enjoying that winning feeling again on the giro dell emilia one day race in italy. after more than five hours of riding, the slovenian finished almost two minutes ahead of britain's tom pidcock. britain's ben turnerjust missed out in the sprint finish on the penultimate stage of the tour of croatia finishing fifth. norway's alexander kristoff claimed victory. america's brandon mcnulty retained his overall lead of 1a seconds going into tomorrow's flat final stage. and it's arc weekend at longchamp in paris, and ahead of tomorrow's big race — kyprios won his 8th group 1 there today, taking the prix du cadran for the second time in his illustrious career. the superstar stayer, who nearly died from a serious illness last year, is now top trainer aiden 0'brien�*s most successful horse of all time.

fourth seed coco gauff is through to the final of the china open for the first time in her career, as she came from behind to beat paula badosa. badosa is ranked 19th in the world, but is a former world number two. she showed that class to take the first set 6—4. she was 4—2 up in the second before gauff mounted herfightback, winning four games in row to level the match. she broke three times in the decider to seal the win as she bids to add to her only title of the year so far after winning in auckland injanuary. world number one jannick sinner eased through the first round of the shanghai masters, beating taro daniel of japan for his 250th career win. the italian will play argentina's tomas martin etcheverry next. we're just under 2a hours away from the first of the nfl�*s games in london this season, as the new york jets take on the unbeaten

minnesota vikings at the tottenham hotspur stadium. thejets, who are 2 and 2, will be looking to bounce back from their defeat to the denver broncos, and quarterback aaron rodgers says he's desperate to get a win in london after losing on his previous trip with the green bay packers two years ago. i definitely want to win in london for sure. we kind have hit a wall in the second half, we were up 20—10 at the half, and we lost 27—20. so just understanding how it is a change. no excuses, we have to go out and play 60 minutes. we played 30 great minutes two years ago, and that started a little downturn that year. a reminder of our top story on sportsday — liverpool remain top of the premier league after a 1—0 win away at struggling crystal palace. they've enjoyed a successful start under new boss arne slot, but liverpool now have a tricky run of fixtures coming up, so just how will they cope? here's ben croucher to take a look with former

premier league midfielder michael brown on the football news show. it has been an evolution rather than revolution at anfield in the last few months as are not slot has sold on seamlessly from jurgen klopp. cannot form continue? especially when we look at their next 12 games. —— arne slot. they have some tough games coming up. how do you see that fixture was playing out for liverpool? it that fixture was playing out for liverpool?— for liverpool? it is going to be detest. _ for liverpool? it is going to be detest, the _ for liverpool? it is going to be detest, the transition i for liverpool? it is going to l be detest, the transition has been — be detest, the transition has been excellent from a football perspective regarding the manager coming in the place and jurgen _ manager coming in the place and jurgen klopp. i think he has also — jurgen klopp. i think he has also handled the media very well, — also handled the media very wett, i— also handled the media very well, i think when you get wins sorrow. — well, i think when you get wins sorrow, the players buy into

what — sorrow, the players buy into what he _ sorrow, the players buy into what he is _ sorrow, the players buy into what he is doing, so whether the changes that he has gotten a more — the changes that he has gotten a more personal, sitting one—on—one with players rather than _ one—on—one with players rather than a — one—on—one with players rather than a group perspective, and what — than a group perspective, and what he — than a group perspective, and what he has done there is, when you win, — what he has done there is, when you win, they are buying into it. you win, they are buying into it and — you win, they are buying into it. and when you don't, the players _ it. and when you don't, the players think, we did not do that— players think, we did not do that before, so that is why we have — that before, so that is why we have lost _ that before, so that is why we have lost. but this is the top end — have lost. but this is the top end of— have lost. but this is the top end of the week, champions league. _ end of the week, champions league, real madrid, man city, arsehal— league, real madrid, man city, arsenal coming up, chelsea who are researching well, and we will find _ are researching well, and we will find out what liverpool are truly— will find out what liverpool are truly about. how do they grind — are truly about. how do they grind out _ are truly about. how do they grind out results? we have seen pace _ grind out results? we have seen pace and — grind out results? we have seen pace and power for so many seasons, _ pace and power for so many seasons, but they get down the side, _ seasons, but they get down the side, they— seasons, but they get down the side, they get good crosses in, end—to—end, a bit more build upm — end-to-end, a bit more build u n i i i ,, ., ., end-to-end, a bit more build up... so what will we see? they will probably — up... so what will we see? they will probably not _ up... so what will we see? they will probably not have _ up... so what will we see? they will probably not have a - will probably not have a successful run that there is they have at the start of the season. ~ , ., y they have at the start of the season. ~ , ., , ., season. why not? they have snuck up _ season. why not? they have snuck up really _ season. why not? they have snuck up really quietly, - season. why not? they have snuck up really quietly, and | snuck up really quietly, and teams — snuck up really quietly, and teams all of a sudden, arsenal,

manchester city, they have gone, _ manchester city, they have gone, we are under a manchester city, they have gone, we are undera bit manchester city, they have gone, we are under a bit of pressure _ gone, we are under a bit of pressure here. they are title contenders, how they have started _ contenders, how they have started. they have got a strength in depth in good areas. _ strength in depth in good areas. a _ strength in depth in good areas, a bit late defensively you might say, but the games will be — you might say, but the games will be great. i am not writing them — will be great. i am not writing them oft _ will be great. i am not writing them off. i would in the champions league as well, and the clubs— champions league as well, and the clubs will not want to play liverpool, 90 there are certain clubs _ liverpool, 90 there are certain clubs 90 — liverpool, 90 there are certain clubs go to anfield and still have — clubs go to anfield and still have that mental block —— i look — have that mental block —— i look in _ have that mental block —— i look in the champions league. arsenal, — look in the champions league. arsenal, manchester city, that is one — arsenal, manchester city, that is one place in the calendar at this point— is one place in the calendar at this point in time, they are looking _ this point in time, they are looking at and saying we could be in _ looking at and saying we could be in trouble, this is a tough one, — be in trouble, this is a tough one. the _ be in trouble, this is a tough one, the atmosphere, the aura, and if— one, the atmosphere, the aura, and if they— one, the atmosphere, the aura, and if they are playing well, it is— and if they are playing well, it is even— and if they are playing well, it is even worse.— and if they are playing well, it is even worse. some of the methods _ it is even worse. some of the methods that _ it is even worse. some of the methods that arne _ it is even worse. some of the methods that arne slot - it is even worse. some of the l methods that arne slot seems it is even worse. some of the - methods that arne slot seems to have brought in, andy robertson was talking about breathing today... was talking about breathing toda ., , ., , was talking about breathing toda... . , . , . today... that is handy! thanks very much _ today. .. that is handy! thanks very much for— today... that is handy! thanks

very much for that. _ today... that is handy! thanks very much for that. breathing | very much for that. breathing exercises — very much for that. breathing exercises. more _ very much for that. breathing exercises. more regular- very much for that. breathing exercises. more regular ice . exercises. more regular ice baths. in sweden in their own homes before home games as opposed to a hotel. my mind was blown, why don't they do that anyway? blown, why don't they do that an a ? ., ,., . anyway? the truth about ice baths as _ anyway? the truth about ice baths as l — anyway? the truth about ice baths as i used _ anyway? the truth about ice baths as i used to _ anyway? the truth about ice baths as i used to do - anyway? the truth about ice baths as i used to do than i baths as i used to do than every— baths as i used to do than every single day, i am scarred from — every single day, i am scarred from them. i don't think that is different, i get that as well— is different, i get that as well about controlling your breathing, being able to control— breathing, being able to control emotion at times, being able _ control emotion at times, being able to— control emotion at times, being able to relax in the moment. you — able to relax in the moment. you would _ able to relax in the moment. you would say that is important. but overnight being at home — important. but overnight being at home with your family, i think— at home with your family, i think that is all—important. the — think that is all—important. the balance has got to be there. _ the balance has got to be there, there has to be trust, and — there, there has to be trust, and i— there, there has to be trust, and i think— there, there has to be trust, and i think the professionalism of the — and i think the professionalism of the players now will understand what they need. so if you _ understand what they need. so if you have a small family, you think. — if you have a small family, you think. i— if you have a small family, you think, i have been here that amount— think, i have been here that amount of time, i am off now,

in amount of time, i am off now, ihwork— amount of time, i am off now, in work mode, off to bed, and you see — in work mode, off to bed, and you see your family the next day — you see your family the next da . , ., you see your family the next da . , . , day. there is a trust element to it as well. _ day. there is a trust element to it as well. 100%, - day. there is a trust element to it as well. 100%, you - day. there is a trust element to it as well. 100%, you have to it as well. 10096, you have to it as well. 10096, you have to have that. _ to it as well. 10096, you have to have that. these - to it as well. 10096, you have to have that. these players l to have that. these players hote — to have that. these players note that if they don't perform, they are gone. so for marry— perform, they are gone. so for many seasons now, certain clubs of said _ many seasons now, certain clubs of said you — many seasons now, certain clubs of said you are going to be at home, — of said you are going to be at home, other clubs have said we are going — home, other clubs have said we are going to be overnight in a hotel — are going to be overnight in a hotel i— are going to be overnight in a hotel. i preferred being at home _ hotel. i preferred being at home the night before... if it is an— home the night before... if it is an away— home the night before... if it is an away game, you are away ahyway~ — is an away game, you are away anyway. they are playing in europe, _ anyway. they are playing in europe, we have talked so much about— europe, we have talked so much about the — europe, we have talked so much about the overload of players recehtly. _ about the overload of players recently, mentally, again it is another— recently, mentally, again it is another day away, the training ground, — another day away, the training ground, the recovery days, coming _ ground, the recovery days, coming back from europe, that is a two — coming back from europe, that is a two night trip, then they might— is a two night trip, then they might stay at the weekend if it is away— might stay at the weekend if it is away from home. i think it is away from home. i think it is important to have family time, _ is important to have family time, rest, recovery, days off, that— time, rest, recovery, days off, that it— time, rest, recovery, days off, that it is— time, rest, recovery, days off, that it is so— time, rest, recovery, days off, that it is so important, and i think— that it is so important, and i think the _ that it is so important, and i think the players will say, he has given— think the players will say, he has given us that, we will buy in, has given us that, we will buy in. the — has given us that, we will buy in, the trust builds, and it is right — in, the trust builds, and it is right but _ in, the trust builds, and it is right. but you have got to take

your— right. but you have got to take your own — right. but you have got to take your own pillow with you. they have _ your own pillow with you. they have their _ your own pillow with you. they have their own beds within the training — have their own beds within the training facilities, made up with— training facilities, made up with a _ training facilities, made up with a particular mattress or billow— with a particular mattress or pillow is _ with a particular mattress or pillow is for them, the infrastructure of these top clubs _ infrastructure of these top clubs now, but they are doing is brilliant, how they are looked _ is brilliant, how they are looked after, the level of the food, — looked after, the level of the food, sports science, ice bath and marry— food, sports science, ice bath and many other devices, it is very— and many other devices, it is very advanced. but you have got to get _ very advanced. but you have got to get the — very advanced. but you have got to get the results. so palace's poor start to the season continues after that loss to liverpool. you can watch a football news show special on how they improve under 0liver glasner right now on the bbc iplayer. plenty more reaction to all of the football and to england's win over bangladesh in the t20 world cup. they opened their women's t20 world cup campaign with a 21—run victory over bangladesh in sharjah.

0pener danni wyatt—hodge england's top scorer with a1. they play south africa next on monday afternoon. that's all from sportsday. we'll see you again in just over half an hour's time. from me and the rest of the sportsday team, bye for now. hello there. 0ctober so far has given some relief from the relentless rain of september, hope you have been able to enjoy it if you had the sunshine this saturday. look at this beautiful scene in barnsley. hardly a cloud in the sky. but as we move through the week ahead, the change again. blustery showers and the potential for wet and windy

weather in the south. rainfall accumulation shows we will all see rain, but the south and south—west england, we could see 70—80 millimetres over the next few days. low pressure will dominate the story again, we're already seeing signs of outward cloud and rain moving in and that will continue to drift north and east during the early hours of sunday. that is acting like a blanket, it will prevent temperatures from falling too far, so not as chilly a start as the mornings past, but it will be grey. central and eastern england are seeing the best of the drier weather. scattered showers, but out to the west, thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain throughout northern ireland, wales and south—west england and brighter colours denoting

the intensity of rainfall for a time. temperatures peaking between 13 and 17 celsius, so in the drier brighter interludes, that is pleasant enough. through the evening, some showers could turn heavy as they move out of wales again into the midlands and into the north of england. they take their time to clear away, but there will be some clearance to the south—west. it is all about this low continuing to move its way steadily eastwards and then through the middle part of the week, another significant low pressure, this has the remnants of what was hurricane kirk in there. at the moment, it looks likely to stay to the south of the uk, but will need to keep firming up on the details as we get closer to wednesday. once that moves through, the wind direction swings to more of a northerly and it starts to feel cooler as we head into the weekend. be prepared for showers or longer spells of rain over the next few days.

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