time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. but cloud and rain across the west of scotland but it was meyer. sometimes just getting up to m celsius, in sharp contrast to the three celsius that we had in north yorkshire. coupled with that, we still have a lot of snow on the ground across the north york moors, and when the wind blows across that it delivers the temperatures, that is why it has been a bruising across parts of north yorkshire. we have a band of rain and beat with a front pushing south, taking the reins from scotland and northern ireland into northern england and north wales overnight. there might be the odd nip of frost across the north—east, but otherwise increasingly mild across the north of the uk. the next

few days dominated by this flow of relatively mild south to south—westerly winds. weather—wise, tomorrow, some mist and fog patches tomorrow, some mist and fog patches to start off with in northern ireland, west of scotland and north—west england, perhaps some drizzle for wales and northern england first thing, otherwise a lot of cloud around but a few breaks coming and going across southern and eastern areas. it will be turning less cold across central and eastern england with temperatures picking up to around nine celsius in london, ten in hull. a greater chance of some folk and poor visibility on wednesday, some of that may linger all day, and at the same time we will see a band of rain and a week with a front coming into the north—west of scotland. for most of us on the mild side with temperatures between 8—11, this relatively quiet spell of weather set to last much of this week. a week with a front comes in on sunday bringing the threat of some rain and you will have to wait until the back end of next week before we see the

weather turning more unsettled. that is the latest. thanks chris. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website.(mix now its time to join our colleagues for the news where hello and welcome to sportsday this monday night with me chetan pathak — coming up on the programme... the rise and rise of britain's jacob fearnley — into the second round of the australian open after seeing off nick kyrgios. tyson fury announces his retirement from boxing again — but is it really the end? i'm going to make this short and sweet. i like to announce my retirement from boxing. all smiles as the moyes—iah returns after 12 years away. david moyes holds his first news conference as everton manager. also coming up on sportsday... new caps, notable absentees and returning players — wales ring the changes ahead

of the six nations as they look to reverse their fortunes. welcome along, thank you forjoining us — we start with the first tennis grand slam of the year. on day two in melbourne, all four british singles players in action have made it through to the second round of the australian open, and that includes 23—year—old jacob fearnley — who's put out the home favourite and former wimbledon finalist nick kyrgios, who was clearly hampered by injury. but fearnley kept his focus, and composure, to win. patrick gearey reports. a star signs. jake of fernley will

get probed plenty of autographed practice, there is a vacancy for a scottish tennis hearing, in a sea of ozzie hostility because of the other end was home favourite nick kyrgios. returning from an injury that may have ended his career. he took the first set and a tie—break but kyrgios was clearly uncomfortable. the problem, not his troublesome wrist but the abdomen. until recently, fearnley had no ranking, he is now in the top 100, he dominated a flagging kyrgios who took two medical time—outs. i come backin took two medical time—outs. i come back in the third, kyrgios wincing, melbourne willing, but in the tie—break fearnley finish the job. the straight sets but straightfaced, he said this is his greatest win. fearnley fever starts here. patrick gary, bbc news. also through to the second round are jack draper, jody burrage and harriet dart who all won today — but it was jacob fearnley who provided the biggest talking

point for british tennis. i've been getting the thoughts of our tennis correspondent russell fuller. texas christian university was where he was studying and playing this time last year. only really started a full—time professional career in june, he won for challenger titles, took a set off know that djokovic on centre court at wimbledon, and always in the second round of the australian open having beaten kyrgios. australian open having beaten k mfl australian open having beaten k r|os,., ,.,, australian open having beaten kyrgios. jack draper younger, issues he's had of late _ kyrgios. jack draper younger, issues he's had of late and _ kyrgios. jack draper younger, issues he's had of late and a _ kyrgios. jack draper younger, issues he's had of late and a very _ he's had of late and a very different type of first round match for him and it was anything but straightforward. the for him and it was anything but straightforward.— for him and it was anything but straightforward. the hip and back roblem straightforward. the hip and back problem he _ straightforward. the hip and back problem he had _ straightforward. the hip and back problem he had in _ straightforward. the hip and back problem he had in december- straightforward. the hip and back problem he had in december wasi straightforward. the hip and back- problem he had in december was worse than perhaps he was letting on. he said actually he found it difficult to walk at times that he was not able to play any warm—up tournaments ahead of the australian open and he only started playing points in

practice last week in melbourne. 50 practice last week in melbourne. so he's a long way off the pace and ultimately even though he looked very rusty he did show a lot of character to come through in five sets. it's very unlikely he will be able to repeat the heroics of the us open at this particular grand slam, it's been a slow start to the season but he's through and he now faces an australian who has some injury problems of his own in the second round. �* , problems of his own in the second round. 3 . ~ problems of his own in the second round. �*, ., ~ ., ., �*, round. let's talk about the women's draw. harriet _ round. let's talk about the women's draw, harriet dart _ round. let's talk about the women's draw, harriet dart taking _ round. let's talk about the women's draw, harriet dart taking advantage| draw, harriet dart taking advantage of her lucky loser status but first jody burridge, a couple months ago she was potentially talking about retiring from the sport and there was an emotional win for her earlier. ,, ., ., earlier. she required a fourth operation _ earlier. she required a fourth operation of _ earlier. she required a fourth operation of her _ earlier. she required a fourth operation of her career - earlier. she required a fourth operation of her career on i earlier. she required a fourth operation of her career on a l earlier. she required a fourth - operation of her career on a wrist injury in february last year, she made a quick return to the tour and was expecting to play at the french open, she was practising at an indoor clay court, katie bulger hit a drop shot and it camejody to try

and chase around and turned her angle very badly and was out for several months. and it was really when she was returning to the tour and having to play on the ietf circuit when the facilities are not that great, motivation can sometimes be lacking that she just felt that she had the heart and the fight to get through this as well. i seem to do thejob get through this as well. i seem to do the job because she finished last year strongly by winning a tournament in dubai and into the second round after a victory. as for harriet dart, lovely stories if somebody has lost in qualifying gets a second bite of the cherry. she got a couple hours of notice she was going to play today and it was quite a match against horatio. cramping quite seriously in the closing stages but still managed to come through in three hours iii minutes in a third set tie—break. through in three hours 14 minutes in a third set tie-break.—

a third set tie-break. novak djokovic. — a third set tie-break. novak djokovic. we _ a third set tie-break. novak djokovic, we know- a third set tie-break. novak djokovic, we know what - a third set tie-break. novak djokovic, we know what his| djokovic, we know what his nomination is like an melbourne. it takes some getting used to seeing andy murray in his box, what have you seen so far? he andy murray in his box, what have you seen so far?— andy murray in his box, what have you seen so far? he was struggling when he lost _ you seen so far? he was struggling when he lost the _ you seen so far? he was struggling when he lost the first _ you seen so far? he was struggling when he lost the first set, - when he lost the first set, there were a few choice words of advice from andy murray who is applauding regularly through the match. there would be flash points i'm sure as the australian open continues but it was a good start for both of them. but yes, very strange to look at novak djokovic�*s coaching box and see andy murray sitting there. fascinating to see what comes next on that partnership. next tonight — former world heavyweight champion tyson fury has announced his retirement from boxing again. it's not the first time he's said he'll leave the sport — hence scepticism around whether this really is the end. last month fury lost his rematch against oleksandr usyk — and the 36—year—old had this to say on a social media post earlier. hi everybody, i'm going to make this short and sweet. i'd like to

announce my retirement from boxing. it's been a blast, i've loved every single minute of it and i'm going to end with this. dick turpin wore a mask. god bless everybody, see you on the other side. dick turpin was of course a robber and highwayman. you'll have to decide who or what fury was talking about. his announcment comes just a couple of days after anthonyjoshua said a fight with fury "had to happen this year" and that he believed it would. some are saying this is perhaps posturing from vice and fury to get a better dealfor that posturing from vice and fury to get a better deal for that fight. posturing from vice and fury to get a better dealfor that fight. our a better deal for that fight. our boxing a better dealfor that fight. our boxing reporter was all set to preview, that fight last month. but fury�*s announcement understandably ended up hijacking it. today's press conference in announcing... tyson fury said he was

retiring from boxing and certainly after back—to—back defeats, most recent in saudi arabia in december, we have been there before with tyson fury only to change his mind. is he really going to walk away from the sport on this occasion? {30d really going to walk away from the sport on this occasion?— sport on this occasion? god bless him, that's _ sport on this occasion? god bless him, that's what _ sport on this occasion? god bless him, that's what he _ sport on this occasion? god bless him, that's what he wants - sport on this occasion? god bless him, that's what he wants to - sport on this occasion? god bless him, that's what he wants to do, | him, that's what he wants to do, that's great. he's done everything he could do, probably been the best british heavyweight of his generation by far, and two—time world champion, he's got plenty of money, he's got his wits about him, he's got a lovely family.— he's got a lovely family. god bless him. he's tyson _ he's got a lovely family. god bless him. he's tyson fury, _ he's got a lovely family. god bless him. he's tyson fury, isn't - he's got a lovely family. god bless him. he's tyson fury, isn't he? i him. he's tyson fury, isn't he? what's — him. he's tyson fury, isn't he? what's he — him. he's tyson fury, isn't he? what's he going to do, sit at home? live easy— what's he going to do, sit at home? live easy for— what's he going to do, sit at home? live easy for the rest of his life? may— live easy for the rest of his life? may he, — live easy for the rest of his life? may be, and if he is, what a wonderful life? but he's a winner. and he's_ wonderful life? but he's a winner. and he's a — wonderful life? but he's a winner. and he's a fighter. and what lays in the palm _ and he's a fighter. and what lays in the palm of— and he's a fighter. and what lays in the palm of his hand, the biggest fi-ht the palm of his hand, the biggest fight in _ the palm of his hand, the biggest fight in the history of our country. will he _ fight in the history of our country. will he walk away from that? may be, with ajay _ will he walk away from that? may be, with ajay calling him out the pressure _ with ajay calling him out the pressure is mounting for the fight.

so it pressure is mounting for the fight. 50 it could — pressure is mounting for the fight. so it could be the start of a great build _ so it could be the start of a great build up. — so it could be the start of a great build up, great mind games, or could be build up, great mind games, or could he the _ build up, great mind games, or could he the end _ build up, great mind games, or could be the end of tyson fury's career. a hu-e be the end of tyson fury's career. huge opportunity for daniel dubois who had a brilliant 2024 where he realised his life's ambition by becoming heavyweight champion of the world, and he belongs at a league level by the way he beat anthony joshua in wembley in september, putting joshua down a few times and then stopping him in five rounds. hoping to kick off the year with a bang hoping to kick off the year with a hang with hoping to kick off the year with a bang withjoseph parker, former world champion himself, dante wilder and his last two world c