in the opening phase. and the table makes interesting reading heading into matchday five. few would have both bayern munich and their opponents on tuesday paris saint—germain in the bottom half, with the french champions in danger of elimination as they're only 25th. bayern are 17th, and their striker, harry kane, has been defening himself from accusations he doesn't score enough in big games, with dortmund and bayer leverkusen to come after psg. with dortmund and bayer if with dortmund and bayer you look at my goals att last if you look at my goals at the last season with some of the other teams in the way that stuttgart and all the other types of games... maybe it has then taken out of context but i tried it score every game and help the team every game. this week is a really big week and week is a really big week and we know that as the striker in the team i want to help the team by scoring goals, for sure. but i do my performances more thanjust goals.

sure. but i do my performances more than just goals. —— sure. but i do my performances more thanjust goals. —— i do think my performance is more thanjust goals. elsewhere on tuesday, manchester city will attempt to end a five—match losing streak when they host feyenoord. one of those defeats was to sporting, who are arsenal's next opponents with boss mikel arteta calling for a statement win in lisbon. and the competition's surprise team so far brest have their toughest challenge to date. they're playing barcelona with striker robert lewandowski looking to become only the third player to reach 100 champions league goals after cristiano ronaldo and lionel messi. zambia and orlando pride striker barbra banda has been named the bbc women's footballer of the year after winning the vote ahead of aitana bonmati and sophia smith in third. banda scored 17 goals to help orlando pride claim theirfirst nwsl championship title, including the winning goal in the final and she was named the league's most valuable player. on the international stage. she scored four goals at paris 2024 to become africa's all—time top scorer in olympic football. the bbc�*s maz farookhi and orlando pride head coach seb hines surprised barbra with the award.

barbara? hello, barbara. sorry to interrupt your team meeting, everyone, but barbara, wejust wanted to deliver a special award for you. you are the bbc women's footballer of the year 202a. cheering. chanting: barbara! cheering, applause. guys, i thank everyone for this award. everyone of you guys who has been there for me. i have nothing much to say, just thank you so much. laughter. i appreciate your support. thank you. congrats, barbara. cheering. barbara banda is in.

the box, gets around the keeper, and banda taps it home _ i am still shocked and surprised to have this award by my side but i deserve it because i have been consistent and working so hard with my team—mates who have been pushing so hard for me to be where i am right now. and to have this trophy. i love scoring. i love doing sports, from practice. banda! it is great _ sports, from practice. banda! it is great to _ sports, from practice. banda! it is great to see _ sports, from practice. banda! it is great to see her - sports, from practice. banda! it is great to see her get - it is great to see her get the acknowledgement for what she has done for women and african footbalh — has done for women and african footbalh |— has done for women and african football. ., ., ., , ., football. i love a zombie and i have the _ football. i love a zombie and i have the typical _ football. i love a zombie and i have the typical zambian - football. i love a zombie and i | have the typical zambian soul. —— | have the typical zambian soul. —— i love zambia. i love having young people look up to me. i feel great. growing up in zambia has never been easy

especially as a girl and it is so difficult for us to get into sports like football. parents never used to believe that women can play football so it was a challenge for us and my mum... came around to understand that women's football... she came to understand and let me do what i love. it was my dream come true because i have been looking up to... and have her as a sister to... and have her as a sister to me and work with her. the encouragement always pushes me to go for it. thank you for joining me. to go for it. thank you for joining me— to go for it. thank you for joining me.

og anunoby scored a career—high a0 points to help the new york knicks inflict on the denver nuggets at 145 to 118 defeat their head coach called embarrassing. the knicks led by as many as 30 in the fourth quarter as they registered their fifth win in six games. meanwhile the defending champion boston celtics have the man nicknamed the unicorn back on the court. kristaps porzingis missed the opening 17 games of the season as he recovered from ankle surgery. but this was for three of his 16 points in boston's 126—91; win over the la clippers. a victory built on a 51—point second quarter. and their sixth in a row. head to our website for more stories. that is it for now. thank you for watching. goodbye. welcome. you are watching bbc news. this week at the bbc we are looking at how to spot scams in the efforts made to thwart them. according to our

calculations, £2000 a minute is lost to fraud but thanks to advanced security systems it is not that more than £1.2 billion worth of fraud was prevented last year. even though hundreds of thousands of scams are reported each year, less than 1% and in a criminaljustice outcomes such as a conviction. they could be very elaborate. we are at the headquarters of the scan interceptors and live —— scan interceptors. i the scan interceptors and live -- scan interceptors.- -- scan interceptors. i “ust steppedi -- scan interceptors. i “ust stepped out i -- scan interceptors. i “ust stepped out from i -- scan interceptors. ijust stepped out from where i -- scan interceptors. ijust. stepped out from where they -- scan interceptors. ijust- stepped out from where they are recording scan interceptors and they are listening to a phone call from a scan phone call centre to somebody in the uk any call has been going on for about 30 minutes so that means to the team that somebody is really getting involved in what the scanner are saying and possibly believing it. let me just bring in this reporter whojust stepped out. can you just

describe it at that? i know you are not to give a lot away but can you describe what is going on at the moment. the scammers in this particular _ on at the moment. the scammers in this particular case _ on at the moment. the scammers in this particular case are - in this particular case are pretending to be the authorities. they will claim that— authorities. they will claim that your— authorities. they will claim that your personal details have been _ that your personal details have been compromised in some sort of way— been compromised in some sort of way and — been compromised in some sort of way and as a result, you need — of way and as a result, you need to— of way and as a result, you need to secure the funds in the account— need to secure the funds in the account by— need to secure the funds in the account by putting it onto gift cards — account by putting it onto gift cards 50 _ account by putting it onto gift cards. so it is a very nasty and — cards. so it is a very nasty and invasive scan which puts the person in a really difficult position. the main thin . difficult position. the main thin is difficult position. the main thing is fear. _ difficult position. the main thing is fear. they - difficult position. the main thing is fear. they are - difficult position. the main | thing is fear. they are trying to convince somebody that something bad has already happened and they need to very quickly act, it is the urgency and pressure gets people panicked and makes decisions harderfor them. the mac harder for them. the mac absolutely. harderfor them. the mac absolutely. that is what all scammers do but it is the fear in because _ scammers do but it is the fear in because of— scammers do but it is the fear in because of what _ scammers do but it is the fear in because of what they are saying _ in because of what they are saying and saying that they are from _ saying and saying that they are from the — saying and saying that they are from the authorities and your personal— from the authorities and your personal details have been compromised really adds the pressure on to the person being

targeted — pressure on to the person being targeted. so this particular scam — targeted. so this particular scam is— targeted. so this particular scam is a _ targeted. so this particular scam is a really difficult one as well, _ scam is a really difficult one as well, because they tend to target — as well, because they tend to target non—uk nationals. anybody that is from the uk would — anybody that is from the uk would maybe understand that this is— would maybe understand that this is not the way the authorities operate so it is putting _ authorities operate so it is putting people that are already in a vulnerable position even more — in a vulnerable position even more so _ in a vulnerable position even more so and it is very horrible to listen— more so and it is very horrible to listen to.— to listen to. your role here is to listen to. your role here is to help the — to listen to. your role here is to help the team _ to listen to. your role here is to help the team understand | to help the team understand where these calls are coming from, these call centres. tell us about where you are managing at the moment us about where you are managing at the momen— at the moment generally the scams we — at the moment generally the scams we monitor _ at the moment generally the scams we monitor had - at the moment generally the scams we monitor had been | scams we monitor had been across— scams we monitor had been across the south asia region. the _ across the south asia region. the call— across the south asia region. the call centres that we are looking _ the call centres that we are looking at are across india and pakistan _ looking at are across india and pakistan. this particular one is based _ pakistan. this particular one is based in india and it is basically— is based in india and it is basically where my role comes in, basically where my role comes in. my— basically where my role comes in, my language skills. i speak and understand some languages there _ and understand some languages there are — and understand some languages there are so whenever there are things— there are so whenever there are things happening in their offices _ things happening in their offices i will pop in and

translate what is going on. so ou translate what is going on. you get a translate what is going on. sr you get a good sense of who these people are. it is on an industrial scale. thousands and thousands of calls being made every single day. they are just like normal office workers. it is really quite weird. you see them doodling on their screens because you can actually access their screens. as soon as you go back and that there is another scam... go back and that there is anotherscam... it go back and that there is another scam... it is relentless. there are thousands of calls being made every single day so it is really important to keep an eye out for anything that seems suspicious.— for anything that seems susicious. , ., , , ~ suspicious. lucy, absolutely. a real big thanks _ suspicious. lucy, absolutely. a real big thanks to _ suspicious. lucy, absolutely. a real big thanks to the - suspicious. lucy, absolutely. a real big thanks to the two - suspicious. lucy, absolutely. a real big thanks to the two of i real big thanks to the two of you and fascinating take the importance of language skills, as well, when it comes to a role like this. thank you so much to you lucy and the scan interceptors. glastonbury festival has called to their lead slot will be. there have

been huge names and next year's legend has been announced and it is sir rod stewart who will be performing that famous sunday afternoon in the pyramid stage. the last time he played at glastonbury was in 2002 and i can say that back then tickets were £97 so when he returns next summer he will be 80 years old and tickets will be now £360 so a bit of an increase. but he is superbly excited about this on his instagram account. he was telling fans how much he is excited to do it. i am absolutely thrilled to announce that i'll be playing in glastonbury. after all of these years i'm proud and ready are more able to take the stage to pleasure incinerate my friends at glastonbury injune. i will see theirhe certainly will. it just shows how much he is up for it. that's more on our website. now it is time for the

weather. hello again! the weather today is certainly a lot quieter than it has been in the last few days. it's not as windy as yesterday, as you can see from the distinct lack of isobars, and we're also looking at fewer showers. but we do have this area of low pressure coming our way later on. storm bert has now pushed away to scandinavia. so, we've got this weak weather front which is sinking southwards across scotland and northern ireland into northern england, with some showery outbreaks of rain. there's a peppering of showers across parts of the north and the west, but most of us staying dry until later when the cloud thickens, the winds will start to pick up a touch, and we're also looking at some rain coming in. temperatures five to about 12 degrees. now, this area of rain is connected to this area of low pressure, which is going to be pushing northwards and eastwards through the course of the night. some of the rain will be heavy, especially from essex

to the isle of wight. you could hear the odd rumble of thunder in that, and we're also looking at strengthening winds and some wintriness in the hills of wales and potentially the peak district. but north of all of that, what you'll find is it's going to be a cold night with a touch of frost. so, tomorrow, we pick up this rain as it continues to push in the direction of the north sea. it will brighten up behind it in the west. to the north and the west, drier and brighter with just a few showers. but as this area of low pressure with the rain pulls further towards the near continent, the winds on its back edge are going to pick up. we have gusts 50 to 55 miles an hour, possibly with exposure a little bit more, and there'll be a few more showers coming in across northeast england and southeast scotland. temperatures four to about 1k degrees. that moves away during the course of wednesday night, and then into thursday, this area of high pressure builds in, effectively keeping these weather fronts at bay in the atlantic. so, on thursday, we start off with some frost, also some patchy fog. when that lifts, a lot of dry weather, some sunny spells, but through the day, as the weather front approaches, you can see the cloud building, the wind strengthening and some of us will see some spots

of rain in the west. chilly day in prospect for most again, temperatures widely three to about eight degrees. locally we could see 13 degrees. but as we head into the weekend and the wind direction changes to more of a south—westerly, what you'll find is the temperatures will go up a touch.

live from london, this is bbc news. fresh strikes in beirut as israel's cabinet prepares to hold a special meeting on whether to approve a ceasefire deal with hezbollah. ukraine says russia has launched a record number

of drone strikes, damaging critical infrastructure across the country. three bodies have been recovered from a tourist boat that sank off egypt's red sea coast. more than a dozen people are still missing. the clean—up operation begins, after storm bert brought major disruption to parts of the uk. more than 100 flood warnings remain in place. and the world's oldest man has died in north west england at the age of 112. hello, i'm annita mcveigh, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. there have been fresh blasts in lebanon in the last couple of hours, despite hopes that a deal to bring a temporary end to the fighting between israel and the iranian—backed

group hezbollah could be agreed later today.