kilmarnock have chalked up a much needed victory in the scottish premiership.r first win under manager steve clarke. adam frizzell was on hand to seal a 2—1victory at hearts. it was hearts' third defeat in a row, while kilmarnock move out of the relegation zone.. captain danny brough and 2 other scotland players have been sent home from the rugby league world cup in disgrace. they were too drunk to board a flight following their heavy defeat to new zealand. brough remained in christchurch with sam brooks and johnny walker while the squad flew to cairns for next week's final group game with samoa. it's brough‘s third world cup as scotland captain and the huddersfield stand—off is their most capped player. the scotland management say they support the airline's decision and have told the trio that they will play no further part in the tournament. two other home nations were in action n today. wales can't reach the knockout stages now after their record world cup defeat, thrashed 72—6 by fiji ireland have a very slim chance of qualifying for the knockout stage afte

kilmarnock have chalked up a much needed victory in the scottish premiership.ke. adam frizzell was on hand to seal a 2—1victory at hearts. it was hearts third defeat in a row, while kilmarnock move out of the relegation zone. england'sjustin rose has won back—to back tournaments on the european tour. a winner in china last week, he clinched the turkish 0pen by a single stroke with a biride putt on the last. he finished on 18 under par, one clear of belgium's nicholas colsaerts and south african dylan fratelli. rose is now closing in on tommy fleetwood at the top of the european rankings with two tournaments left to play this season. i guess, i think this is the first time i've gone back to back in my career, week on week. to roll straight into another tournament immediately is wonderful. even i am not playing, it is an important me. i will catch up with my coaches and make physio, and do some work and get the body feeling good. i will give myself the best possible chance. even i am technically not play, i will be doing a lot of work. mark selby has successfully

kilmarnock, just the first signs of the cloud spilling in from northern ireland to temper the sunshinet on through the afternoon. certainly by evening, wet and windy fair piling its way down and across the british isles. notice the number of isobars there, 40mph gusts perhaps inland and on some of the western—facing hills, 30—a0 millimetres of rain, but at least this is mild air. so we have a spell of relatively mild conditions for the new week. but then it turns much colder and there will be a noticeable biting wind coming in from the north. so monday, a day of transition. it will take a while before we see the last of the overnight rain getting away from the south of england and wales. double—figure temperatures here. but slowly but surely, once all of the fronts have moved on through, that allows those isobars to bend back into a much more northerly direction and along that, that is the highway for the cold air to percolate its way down from nearly the arctic across all parts of the british isles. i'm showing you here the middle part of the week, cold air absolutely dominant. and th

. —— kilmarnock. back—to—back tour wins after victory in the turkish open.tional snooker champ —— championship title in china. well done to him. he has found some form, hasn't he. he certainly is flying. we will see you let's catch up with the weather. looks misty behind you? misty for one or two but a spoiler alert this morning, if you've left it to get up early this morning, not giving yourself that bit of extra time, you may be in for a shock. some will be scraping the car clear of frost. cold night last night, got down to -6 cold night last night, got down to —6 in cold night last night, got down to —6ina cold night last night, got down to —6 in a boring in aberdeenshire, widely in eastern scotland, much of england and eastern wales, a frost to start your monday morning commute. not as frosty in western scotla nd commute. not as frosty in western scotland and northern ireland, here through the night we see the cloud push in and temperatures on the rise, some cloud pushing to eastern scotla nd rise, some cloud pushing to eastern scotland but the clear ski

kilmarnock, just the first signs of the cloud spilling in from northern ireland to temper the sunshine, wet and windy fair piling its way down and across the british isles. notice the number of isobars there, a0 mile gusts perhaps inland and on some of the western—facing hills, 30—a0 millimetres of rain, but at least this is mild air. we have a spell of relatively mild conditions for the new week. but then it turns much colder and there will be a noticeable biting wind coming in from the north. monday, a day of transition. it will take a while before we see the last of the overnight rain getting away from the south of england and wales. double—figure temperatures here. but slowly but surely, once all of the fronts have moved on through, that allows those isobars to bend back into a much more northerly direction and a long that, that is the highway for the cold air to percolate its way down from nearly the arctic across all parts of the british isles. i am showing you here the middle part of the week, cold air absolutely dominant. and that extends probably towards next weekend. welcome

kilmarnock, just the first signs of that cloud spilling in from northern ireland to temper the sunshineet and windy fair piling its way down and across the british isles. notice the number of isobars there, 40mph gusts perhaps inland and on some of the western—facing hills, 30—40 millimetres of rain, but at least this is mild air. so we have a spell of relatively mild conditions for the new week. but then it turns much colder and there will be a noticeable biting wind coming in from the north. so monday, a day of transition. it will take a while before we see the last of the overnight rain getting away from the south of england and wales. double—figure temperatures here. but slowly but surely, once all of the fronts have moved on through, that allows those isobars to bend back into a much more northerly direction and along that, that is the highway for the cold air to percolate its way down from nearly the arctic across all parts of the british isles. i'm showing you here the middle part of the week, cold air absolutely dominant, and that extends probably towards next weekend. this is b

ground on celtic after they lost 2—0 at home to motherwell bottom of the table dundee drew 0—0 with kilmarnockgames — they won 2—1 at hibernian. and there was a 2—0 defeat for rangers — hamilton academical beating them in the league at ibrox for the first time since 1926. wolverhampton wanderers have returned to the top of the efl championship, thanks to a 2—0 win away at reading. in the evening kick—off, derby county can move into the top six with victory over fulham at craven cottage. so far, it is one goal apiece. meanwhile, struggling birmingham city beat nottingham forest 1—0. cardiff city stay third thanks to a comfortable 2—0 win over brentford. aston villa came from behind to win 2—1 at qpr thanks to albert adomah‘s brace. both hull against ipswich and norwich versus barnsley ended level. sheffield wednesday against bristol city was goalless. and sunderland became the first team in english football history to fail to win at home in 20 successive games with a 2—2 draw against millwall. so that's the rugby and football dealt with, but still to come on sportsday: david goffin hails the ‘b

kilmarnock, just the first signs of that cloud spilling in from northern ireland to temper the sunshine windy fair piling its way down and across the british isles. notice the number of isobars there, 40mph gusts perhaps inland and on some of the western—facing hills, 30—110 millimetres of rain, but at least this is mild air. so we have a spell of relatively mild conditions for the new week. but then it turns much colder and there will be a noticeable biting wind coming in from the north. so monday, a day of transition. it will take a while before we see the last of the overnight rain getting away from the south of england and wales. double—figure temperatures here. but slowly but surely, once all of the fronts have moved on through, that allows those isobars to bend back into a much more northerly direction and along that, that is the highway for the cold air to percolate its way down from nearly the arctic across all parts of the british isles. i'm showing you here the middle part of the week, cold air absolutely dominant, and that extends probably towards next weekend. welcome to bbc

bottom of the table dundee drew 0—0 with kilmarnock.or rangers — hamilton academical beating them in the league at ibrox for the first time since 1926. justin rose is making a spectacular late charge to win golf‘s "race to dubai" title for the highest money winner on the european tour. he's now leading the final event — the tour championship by a shot going into the last round while his rival tommy fleetwood is two shots behind him. david goffin has shocked tennis fans by knocking roger federer out of the world tour finals in london. the seven—time winner, federer was this year's favourite in the absence of nadal, djokovic and murray, but he's failed to make the last two, beaten in 3 sets by the belgian 7th seed — 2—6, 6—3, 6—4. goffin had previously only ever taken two sets off the swiss star. the second semifinal is just under way between bulgarian grigor dimitrov and american jack sock. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on bbc news throughout the evening. malcolm young, co—founder and guitarist of the australian h

ground on celtic after they lost 2—0 at home to motherwell bottom of the table dundee drew 0—0 with kilmarnockseven games — they won 2—1 at hibernian. and there was a 2—0 defeat for rangers — hamilton academical beating them in the league at ibrox for the first time since 1926. that's all the rugby and football dealt with but still to come, david goffin hill is the best win of us could as he knocks roger federer in the world to finals in london. and fiji effectively into the last four of the public world cup with a shock win over new zealand. let's look at some of the other sports stories today starting with speed skating,... christie became the first british woman to win a world champion ship gold, she is now one briton‘s best medal hopes in next years's winter olympics. ronnie o'sullivan won his 30th career ranking event, thrashing judd trump in the final of the shanghai masters the five time world champion raced into a 7—0 lead, and though trump finally responded, the damage was already done. o'sullivan‘s10—3 win earned him £150,000 in prize money too. champion jockey ruby walsh is facing a

kilmarnock, just the first signs of that cloud spilling in from northern ireland to temper the sunshiney fair piling its way down and across the british isles. notice the number of isobars there, 40mph gusts perhaps inland and on some of the western—facing hills, 30—a0 millimetres of rain, but at least this is mild air. so we have a spell of relatively mild conditions for the new week. but then it turns much colder and there will be a noticeable biting wind coming in from the north. so monday, a day of transition. it will take a while before we see the last of the overnight rain getting away from the south of england and wales. double—figure temperatures here. but slowly but surely, once all of the fronts have moved on through, that allows those isobars to bend back into a much more northerly direction and along that, that is the highway for the cold air to percolate its way down from nearly the arctic across all parts of the british isles. i'm showing you here the middle part of the week, cold air absolutely dominant, and that extends probably towards next weekend. hello. this is break

kilmarnock chalked up a much—needed victory in the scottish premiership, beating hearts under new manager's number one golfer. victory in turkey gave him back—to—back wins and he is closing in on tommy fleetwood at the top of the standings. the people who manage the queen's finances have defended their investment practices after the revelation that some of her wealth has been placed in two offshore funds. the duchy of lancaster, which provides the queen with an income, held funds in the cayman islands and bermuda. here's how it works. a small amount of the queen's money went into a buy—to—rent retailer called brighthouse — a company which has been criticised for irresponsible lending. last month, the uk's financial regulator said brighthouse, which sells electrical goods and furniture predominantly to people on lower incomes via weekly installments, had not acted as a "responsible lender" and ordered it to pay £15 million compensation to 249,000 customers. last year, in an exclusive report for this programme, the former labour leader ed miliband called for better regulation on buy—to—rent