it's in reply to pakistan's first innings 556 all out. salman agha finished unbeaten on 104 — the third pakistan player to score a century in the match. england spinnerjack leach finished with 3 for 160. not the best start for england in reply, as captain ollie pope was out for a duck. but zak crawley and joe root will resume at the crease on wednesday. manchester united's executives are meeting today with manager erik ten hag's future likely to be a talking point. it's a regular diary appointment, but with united currently 14th in the premier league table after three defeats and no goals in three games, ten hag's future remains uncertain. here are the thoughts of former united manager david moyes. well, i've been there and i know that it's an unbelievable club with a lot of pressure. everybody wants to talk about it. for me, it's the biggest club in the world, which is talked

about whatever city you go into. so, it comes with the territory. manchester united want to win. the supporters want to win. and every manager who goes into the job wants to win as well. i think he's showed brilliant resilience in the situation he's in. i think he should be credited for how well he's conducted himself. as far as i know, i don't see him ducking any questions or any media interviews that you people put forward to him. so i think you have to give him great credit for that. but it's a job which is going to attract immense pressure, people talking. so, i have to say, i think he's done a brilliantjob. the group stages of the women's champions league get underway later. women's super league champions chelsea face real madrid in one of the stand—out ties. chelsea head coach sonia bompastor is the only woman to have won the compeition as a player and a manager. there are three other ties on tuesday. celtic take on twente, while lyon

play galatasaray and roma face wolfsburg. staying with football as andres iniesta has retired from playing at the age of a0. the spain world cup winner is widely regarded as one of the greatest players in history, thanks in part to the midfield partnerships he formed with xavi hernandez and sergio busquets for spain and barcelona. he earned 131 caps for his country, scoring the winning goal in the 2010 world cup final and winning the european championship in 2008 and 2012. translation: i hope you will allow me to — translation: i hope you will allow me to get _ translation: i hope you will allow me to get emotional- allow me to get emotional today. i never thought this day would arrive, truly i never imagined it. but all these tears we have shed during the past few days and today, these are not tears of sadness, but

are not tears of sadness, but are tears of emotion and pride. at the shanghai masters, the second seed alexander zverev is currently on court against netherlands�* tallon griekspoor. their first set went to a tie break, which zverev won 8—6. the winner of that match will go through to the last 16. novak djokovic is already through — as he continued his pursuit of a 100th career title. the 24—time grand slam champion beat italian youngster flavio cobolli in straight sets 6—1, 6—2 to reach the last 16. and that's all the sport for now. to keep up to date with all our other sport stories head to bbc.com/sport. goodbye for now. kenya's deputy president rigathi gachagua will today defend himself in parliament against an effort to impeach him. gachagua is facing a string of allegations including corruption, undermining the president and promoting sectarian division.

he has vowed to defend himself to mps in a two hour session due to start in just a few minutes. the deputy president last night used a broadcast address to the nation to criticise what he said was a politically—motivated attack. let's speak to focus on africa presenter waihiga mwaura. thanks forjoining us. a lot riding on the next couple of hours for rigathi gachagua, so what has led to this point? it has been described as the date for can you's deputy president and we know that he will be before the national assembly to defend himself against that impeachment vote that we have immediately after he speaks to them, and a lot has been happening in the last couple of weeks. may get levelled seven charges against the deputy president —— a lawmaker levelled. he has amassed millions of dollars and he has

been accused of money—laundering and he has been accused of corruption and insubordination amongst 11 other charges which he is defending himself against but it seems to have shown a rift in the political party that he is part of and the deputy president actually spoke to the nation on monday night for about three hours, stating it is a witchhunt and that his enemies want to hound him out of office and he described the allegations as baseless and that he will speak before parliament and the country over the next two hours on why he believes he is innocent and the impeachment motion has no grounds, so that is what we are waiting for at the moment. what waiting for at the moment. what ha--ens waiting for at the moment. what happens next? _ waiting for at the moment. what happens next? after— waiting for at the moment. what happens next? after he - waiting for at the moment. what happens next? after he has - happens next? after he has mounted his defence. what are the implications for politics in the country?— in the country? after his defence _ in the country? after his defence the _ in the country? after his defence the national - in the country? after his - defence the national assembly is expected to take a vote, and if two thirds of the house are in support of the impeachment

motion he will be impeached and the senate will have about seven days to discuss this and they could take a vote and if they could take a vote and if they agree with the national assembly, to move on with the impeachment, the deputy president would effectively stand impeached, and then there will be a vacancy for his post and an individual will be nominated for this post, but it could be a divide between the president and his deputy, who campaigned as a force of change, the last campaign, but that seems to have gone very differently once they got into office and it has come to public light with some of the allegations that have been made that all has not been well in terms of the political relationship between the two in the last couple of months. thanks forjoining us. let's turn now to the us where the gulf coast is preparing for another potentially

catastrophic storm as hurricane milton barrels towards florida. evacuation orders have been issued for parts of the state's west coast. the mayor of tampa has warned residents to leave now — telling them "if you choose to stay, you will die," he said. these satellite pictures showjust how enormous milton has become over the past 2a hours. the storm is expected to make landfall on wednesday night or early thursday morning. people living in madeira beach were boarding up their homes and businesses, in preparation for what's is currently a category 4 hurricane. dr meghan martin is a resident of st petersburg, florida — which is directly in the storm's path. we sustained quite a bit of damage from hurricane helene, even though it was around 130 miles away from us. we still took about four feet of storm surge into our house. so we've had to get everything out of our house. we've torn the walls out, we've moved out into a temporary house. and unfortunately, now we're looking at milton

coming basically directly over our house and so we're having to get the family evacuated, and i'm going to be activated at the hospital again. so it's been a busy couple of weeks. so a second evacuation for you and your family. first your home, now from the temporary accommodation. but because you have to be on call, does that mean that you and your family are going to be split up for the moment? for the first activation, my husband took my kids and we had a place to go. this time my kids are actually going to be coming with me to the hospital. my husband and my cats are going to be going somewhere else just because of the way that the storm is. and because of our current situation. there's not a great safe place for my husband to be with the kids. so the kids are going to come with me. he'll be somewhere else. so we do kind of split up the family. unfortunately, again, in this situation. when i read some comments from the mayor of tampa earlier, i was thinking, you know, i've never heard this expressed so starkly as on this occasion. the mayor was saying, if people don't follow

evacuation orders, they will die. i mean, that is really scary stuff. how worried are people with the second hurricane coming hot on the heels of helene? i think this storm is a category five. you know, we're predicting up to 15ft of storm surge, which is extremely life threatening. i mean, that's, you know, water in your attic, not just at your ankles. this storm will have life threatening, very, very damaging, parts of it. people really need to be heeding the warnings and getting out to stay safe. is everyone able to get out, though? we've heard about people having problems being able to fuel up their cars. we've heard, you know, that some people have been looking to get out by plane, but that prices for plane tickets are prohibitively expensive. so, you know, if you can't afford potentially or can't get access to fuel for your car, you know, what are you going to do? you know, ithink there's a reason a lot of gas stations are low

on gas because a lot of people are already evacuating, which is awesome. but yeah, their gas stations are mostly out of gas now, so trying to get out of town would be difficult. we do have some local shelters that are open that are safer places than being at home. uber is offering free rides there with milton relief as the promo code. so there are still some options to get out safely. but a lot of people lost their cars during helene and just don't have a way to physically get there, so we do need to be taking it seriously. but there are some challenges. now look back at the pictures coming into from beirut. smoker continuing to rise from the skyline. the mayor of beirut telling the bbc that there is no safe place left in the city and he says intense israeli bombing means potential israeli targets have now spread out around the city. we have more coming up after the weather. hello there.

we haven't seen a great deal of sunshine today, and with a lot of cloud continuing through the rest of the day, we've got some further showers or some longer spells of rain, even the chance of some thundery downpours in southern parts of england and wales. but at least for the moment, it's mild. the highest temperatures will be for england and wales. widely 16 degrees, could again make 18 or 19 in east anglia and the south east, but there'll be some further heavy, perhaps thundery, downpours for england and wales into the evening. it does become a bit drier later in the night, but there's more cloud and some patchy rain affecting scotland and perhaps for a while into and perhaps for a while into northern ireland as well. northern ireland as well. and with a lot of cloud, it's and with a lot of cloud, it's going to be difficult to see going to be difficult to see the meteor shower overnight. the meteor shower overnight. it does indicate a mild night. it does indicate a mild night. lows of 7 or 8 lows of 7 or 8 degrees in scotland. degrees in scotland. heading into tomorrow, heading into tomorrow, and across the board some showers will develop some showers will develop in england and wales. in england and wales. not as many or as heavy not as many or as heavy as today, but a stronger wind as today, but a stronger wind developing in the north developing in the north will blow more rain southwards will blow more rain southwards across eastern scotland across eastern scotland into the north east of england, into the north east of england, western scotland and for much western scotland and for much of the day northern ireland of the day northern ireland should be drier, but it's should be drier, but it's

going to feel colder going to feel colder in northern areas in northern areas and across the board temperatures are going to be a bit lower than today — 16 in the southeast, where the winds are light, but heading to scotland and northern ireland, we're getting a northerly wind developing here. we've got some stronger winds, though, around biscay on wednesday. that area of low pressure contains remnants of ex—hurricane kirk. it's going to be missing us, but as it slides up towards scandinavia, it allows that northerly wind to push colder air right the way down across the whole of the country for thursday. it's certainly going to be a chilly start out there. many places could be dry on thursday with some sunshine. we've got a few showers around these exposed coasts, and the strongest of the winds will be around the north sea coast as well. so a particularly cold feel here, but temperatures are going to be lower everywhere. we're looking at ten degrees in the central belt of scotland, perhaps 12 in southern parts of england and wales. so quite a drop from what we're seeing at the moment. heading into friday, and that northerly wind will have changed. we've got lighter winds for many parts of the country, a westerly breeze in scotland bringing in cloud and some rain elsewhere.

it's likely to be dry with some sunshine, a chilly start again, maybe some mist and fog and temperatures 11 or 12 degrees. and over the weekend, temperatures may rise just a little bit, but not very much. scotland, northern ireland, more likely to see some rain. much of england and wales will be dry through the weekend with some sunshine and a bit of mist and fog.

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