i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here's what's coming up on the show. as chelsea and arsenal draw — to the delight of their title rivals — we'll bring you the latest from the premier league. the end of an era, as the manx missile retires from professional cycling. and a fairy tale win for the world number 229, at golf�*s lucrative abu dhabi championship. hello. lots of sport for you, and it's been quite a day in the premier league — let's start with chelsea v arsenal. the late kick—off between the london clubs ended in a 1—1 draw — the perfect result for their title rivals. but the game was far from dreary, with plenty of action.

gabriel martinelli scored first for arsenal, and chelsea's pedro neto cancelled it out. the result moves both sides up a place, to third and fourth respectively — the first time chelsea have been so far up the table for two and a half years. it is the way we want to do things, as you said, try to play face—to—face against every team. we are chelsea so i think it is important also to send this kind of message, knowing that there are clubs, as i said many times, working with the same managerfive many times, working with the same manager five years, many times, working with the same managerfive years, nine years, so we are in behind of them for sure, but in terms of go for the game and try to win, i said many times we are chelsea and we are to do that. lam very i am very disappointed and very proud _ i am very disappointed and very proud as— i am very disappointed and very proud as well with what i've seen — proud as well with what i've seen from the team again. very disappointed with the way we conceded. defensive habits are

nowhere — conceded. defensive habits are nowhere near. they have the quality. _ nowhere near. they have the quality. if _ nowhere near. they have the quality, if you give them the space — quality, if you give them the space to _ quality, if you give them the space to punish you, but then the team _ space to punish you, but then the team reacts in a way that was — the team reacts in a way that was fabulous, the desire to win, _ was fabulous, the desire to win, to _ was fabulous, the desire to win, to be so dominant, so much struggle. — win, to be so dominant, so much struggle, we didn't manage to score — struggle, we didn't manage to score the _ struggle, we didn't manage to score the goals. that is why we are disappointed. staying in the english premier league, and this man was watching his beloved ipswich town earlier, in another part of london, as they won their first match in the league since promotion at the end of last season. it was, of course, ipswich fan ed sheeran, who saw them beat tottenham away, and as they've been out of the top flight for so long, it's their first premier league win for 22 yea rs. ipswich were 2—0 up at half—time, after goals from sammie szmodics and liam delap. rodrigo bentancur gave the home fans some hope with a consolation goal, but it stayed 2—1, which moves ipwsich out of the relegation zone. the players are delighted. they

know this is a win to cherish out of the context of this rest of the season anyway but they also know where we want to get to as a football club is winning games in the premier league, and there has been a big, bigjourney league, and there has been a big, big journey to get this point. we know the season will be a challenge but that is where we want to build the football club to, everyone is pretty delighted about today. there were celebrations at old trafford, where manchester united had their biggest win of the season at home to leicester. bruno fernandes starred in the 3—0 victory, his 250th game for united, scoring and setting up their third. the result means its three wins out of four for ruud van nistelrooy, his last game in temporary charge before ruben amorim arrives tomorrow as their new manager. i have to say, the whole team were together, they thought, did everything they could, and thatis did everything they could, and that is the journey we started four games ago. we tried to commit before the four games, we say to each other let's make

the most of it, let's get the maximum out of each other, and the most results possible, and i think we did make a job. we i think we did make a “ob. we felt like we * i think we did make a job. we felt like we were always in the game, — felt like we were always in the game, in _ felt like we were always in the game, in terms of it didn't feel— game, in terms of it didn't feel like _ game, in terms of it didn't feel like there was one team that— feel like there was one team that was_ feel like there was one team that was definitely going to score — that was definitely going to score the next goal, it was pretty— score the next goal, it was pretty even i think throughout the whole game, but when it got to definitive moments, they've shown— to definitive moments, they've shown more desire to score and stop— shown more desire to score and stop us— shown more desire to score and stop us scoring than what we have — stop us scoring than what we have and _ stop us scoring than what we have and in the end that is what — have and in the end that is what has _ have and in the end that is what has cost us the result and the scoreline. in the day's other game, newcastle came from a goal down to beat nottingham forest, 3—1. it's very tight at the top in italy's serie a, but napoli are still ahead, despite drawing at inter today. napoli now have just a one—point advantage over inter, as well as atalanta, fiorentina and lazio, who all won today. in spain, barcelona have been beaten for only the second time this season. the la liga leaders

lost at real sociedad. it means their advantage over second—placed real madrid is nowjust six points. now to the wsl, where chelsea have narrowed the gap on leaders, manchester city, to just a point, after beating liverpool, 3—0 away. mayra ramirez, guro reiten and substitute aggie beever—jones the scorers. the victory means chelsea's sonia bompastor is the first manager in the wsl to win their opening four away games. really pleased, really happy with the performance, and the result. we keep a really good dynamic at the moment, great performance as well. i think we started a little bit slowly as usual in the game, but i think if you look at the whole picture, we controlled the game and we were able to be efficient in the right moments. elsewhere, everton are off the foot of the table, after drawing with crystal palace, but are still yet

to record a victory. west ham claimed their first wsl win since february, with a narrow win over leicester. man united vs villa was goalless. on to the weekend's rugby union internationals, and wales�* long run of defeats is now up to ten, equalling their worst record, after they were beaten at home to fiji today. wales, who haven't won a test match for over a year, took the lead early on, after blair murray scored a try on his debut. and they built on that lead to go 14—10 up at half—time. but they couldn't hold on in cardiff. fiji were too strong for them, and went on to win it, 24—19, theirfirst victory in wales. the pressure doesn't come. it comes externally, it comes basically from the media because that is a narrative you create, and that's ok from where i sit. you would have to take... i honestly believe, and we have said for the last 12 months since the world cup, in terms of the number of players and the experience that we've lost since the world cup, we are going to invest in a group

of youngsters that we felt we can build, but i understand test match rugby is about performing and about winning. you control the narrative and write what you want. and it's been a southern hemisphere whitewash this weekend. scotland joined wales, england and ireland in defeat — theirs to south africa. they were beaten by the world champions, 32—15, in edinburgh. britain's sir mark cavendish has won his final race as a professional cyclist — the singapore criterium — bringing the curtain down on a record—breaking career, which included winning more tour de france stages than anyone else in history. drew savage reports. time for cycling in�*s most successful sprinter to finally say goodbye. the peloton paid their respects to one of the all—time greats, a roller coast all—time greats, a roller coast a career that began on the isle of man age nine was to conclude on the seat —— the streets of singapore 30 years later. it was an exhibition race, part of the tribe to engage with the

global audience and the sport will endure one of its most enduring superstars —— is going to miss. most of those racing today were still at school when cavendish won his first tour de france stage in 2008 so perhaps a certain amount of respect as the manx missile launched himself towards the finish line, one final effort to feel that winning feeling one last time. �* ., ., ., time. i'm quite emotional aetually- _ time. i'm quite emotional actually- i _ time. i'm quite emotional actually. i realised - time. i'm quite emotional actually. i realised in - time. i'm quite emotional actually. i realised in the | actually. i realised in the last five laps was the last 15 kilometres of my career, but i really wanted to finish. i'm so proud to win my last professional race. after so many comebacks, - professional race. after so many comebacks, this - professional race. after so l many comebacks, this really professional race. after so - many comebacks, this really is cavendish's last podium appearance as a rider, although he wants to stay in sport he loves, so maybe this isn't quite goodbye, but it has certainly been emotional. on to tennis, and danill medvedev twice threw his racket, smashed it, and broke a microphone in his opening match defeat at the atp

finals in italy. medvedev�*s american opponent, taylor fritz, kept his cool in turin, beating the world number four in straight sets. it was fritz�*s 50th win of the season. meanwhile, the world number one jannik sinner and alex de minaur are the other two players in that group. it was a home game for the italian, sinner, and he won comfortably, in straight sets. england's paul waring held off some off golf�*s biggest names to win the abu dhabi championship, the penultimate event of the dp world tour season. the world number 229 had already broken both the course and the european tour record in his opening two rounds at yas links, and after a wobble yesterday, he carded a 6—under—par round of 66 in his final round today to take victory, beating a top—class field, including fellow countryman, tyrell hatton, by two shots, and rory mcilroy in a tie for third. it's waring's second win on the european tour, and it puts him fifth in the race to dubai standings, with the season—ending tour championship starting on thursday.

it hasn't sunk in yet. 0bviously, it hasn't sunk in yet. obviously, i still think i have to do something else will go and play another hole or something because i never let myself think i was over the line at any point. i always knew there was a job to be done and work to be done as i was playing. so it hasn't quite hit me yet. i'm sure it will do later on when i'm having a beer. i later on when i'm having a beer. , ., beer. i bet he will en'oy that, congratulations _ beer. i bet he will en'oy that, congratulations to h beer. i bet he will enjoy that, congratulations to him. - that's it from me and the sportsday team. there's much more on the bbc sport website, including reports from england's second t20 against west indies. but for now — goodbye. hello, there. finally, some brighter weather to enjoy for this week, certainly for the first half of the week, it's looking sunny. cool at times with the clear

skies and light winds. we will see a return to some overnight frost and fog. by the end of the week, for next weekend, it will be turning much colder with arctic air pushing southwards across all areas. this new area of high pressure building in from the west bringing a different air mass, a drier air mass to start our monday, armistice day. chilly, but dry with a lot of sunshine. the sunshine continues into the afternoon, some cloud for northern and western scotland, perhaps a few showers with a northerly breeze, light winds elsewhere staying dry and sunny, temperatures in the low teens where we should be for the time of year. a fine end to monday, we go through a dry night, still a few showers peppering the east and southeast coast, a bit of cloud for far north scotland, under the clear skies, it will turn quite cold, a touch of frost and may be fog through central and northern and western areas, less cold when we hold onto some cloud. here is our area of high pressure, strong area of high pressure dominating the scene for tuesday. could see further showers just grazing the southeast of england through the day, more of a breeze for the east and southeast, showers east anglia and the southeast,

most places dry with widespread sunshine, lighterwinds further north and west and temperatures into the afternoon range from ten to 13. another chilly night for tuesday night, with clear skies. 0ur area of high pressure will retreat further west to wednesday, allowing this weather front to push into northern scotland this feature do affect the southeast, so top and tail of the country could be cloudier on wednesday with a few spots of rain and most of the rain should be through the channel and cross into france, but it could graze east anglia and kent at times on wednesday. so stay tuned to the forecast. in between, a good slice of dry and sunny weather, and those temperatures into the low teens. similar sort of picture for thursday and friday, but beyond friday, we open the floodgates to an arctic northerly and this cold air will spread south through much of the country during the course of the weekend. variable cloud building at times as we move towards the end of the week, still sunny spells around, nights will be chilly and then something much colder pushing in for next weekend.

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russia and ukraine exchange the largest number of drone attacks since the war began and hezbollah has been all but defeated — claims israel's new defence minister — as both sides continue to exchange strikes and rocket fire. welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai. we begin in azerbaijan, where the latest cop climate conference is getting under way in the capital, baku. once again the world's nations will try to agree on how to combat potentially catastrophic climate change. this year, for the first time, average global temperatures are expected to exceed 1.5 celsius above what they were before the industrial revolution. 0ur climate editor justin rowlatt is in baku. archive: a veritable city of steel. baku was the birthplace

of the modern oil industry.