emma raducanu has won eight of her 15 a starting work after wimbledon earlier this year. with rain in scotland and northern ireland, some heavier bursts around, too, parts of northwest england and wales. all of this moving further southeast during the day. east anglia are and the southeast, a cloudier day, yes, but no rain until after dark, and slowly brightening up in scotland as the rain clears away. not from the east and southeast until the afternoon, by lunchtime in northern ireland. 18 degrees in the south of the weather front, behind it we're talking mid to low teens. into the evening then, east anglia and the southeast seeing some outbreaks of rain move through. overnight into thursday patchy fog in wales and england, clear skies in scotland and northern ireland and northern england, where the coldest spots as thursday begins and won't be too far away from freezing with a touch of frost. on thursday, two separate weather systems. 0ne toward southern england taking cloud and some outbreaks of rain, some uncertainty about northern ireland. another strengthening the w

and — emma raducanu will lead the great britain side, for next month's billiejean king cup in glasgowek's transylvania open, with a wrist problem. harriet dart, heather watson and katie boulter have also been selected for the six day glasgow event. and that's all the sport for now. hello. clear skies at the moment allowing those temperatures to fall away so it will be a chilly start to tuesday morning for many in fact temperatures in rural spots, down close to freezing. it could allow a touch of light frost first thing. this little ridge of high pressure will keep things quiet and largely sunny. for much of england and wales. a few more isobars from the north and west and here we will see a scattering of light showers. but certainly more cloud for scotland, northern ireland, northern england and par tof north wales. temperatures are likely to peak between 11—17 celsius. through tuesday evening into the early hours of wednesday this weather front will start to push in from the west and certainly is going to drag a blanket of cloud with it. so not quite as cold a start to wednesday morn

emma raducanu has withdrawn from great britain's squad for the billiejean king cup finals in glasgowa. as things stand, raducanu's next due to play against ons jabeur in an exhibition in abu dhabi in december. the undisputed lightweight world champion, katie taylor says that she has her eyes on a fight in dublin before the end of her career. the irish fighter was speaking before her contest with argentina's karen elizabeth caraba—jal tomorrow evening. that fight takes place at london's wembley arena, which was also the venue of her first professional fight six years ago. it is great to be back at the scene where it all started. i don't think we would've imagined six years ago we would be in this position and headlining with the likes of madison square garden. bringing women's boxing to where it is right now has been a phenomenal six years. i really honestly believe that the best is yet to come. and that's all for now. there's more football, rugby union and rugby league results and reaction on the bbc sport website but from me and the team — goodnight. hello. often windy this weekend,

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british number one emma raducanu has pulled out of the transylvania open in romania with a wrist injuryquarter—finals of the tournament last year. she's struggled with injuries during her first full year on the wta tour — most recently, retiring injured from her korea open semi—final. that's all the sport for now and you can find more on the bbc sport website. i will be back in an hour. last week, the us state of florida was hit by one of the most destructive storms it's ever faced. more than 100 people died and thousands of homes and businesses are still without power. president biden has now visited the state to see for himself the scale of the devastation. tom brada has this report. fierce political rivals putting on a rare show of unity. presidentjoe biden and florida's republican governor ron desantis stood shoulder to shoulder, a united front as florida looked to rebuild from the hurricane that pummelled the state. we're the only nation that comes out of it better than we went into it. and that's what we're going to do this time around, come out of it better, because this is the u

and british number one emma raducanu has split from coach dmitry tursunov.ts of east anglia and southeast england. the rest of the uk will be milder, cloudier, breezier, and you may be seeing some rain around. in fact, a damp start across much of scotland and northern ireland courtesy of this weather front, and that will take some outbreaks of rain into much of wales and parts of england during the day. it'll be very patchy and showery in nature. now, temperatures first thing, quite a contrast — from the 11 in belfast in glasgow to the coldest parts of eastern and southeast england that won't be too far away from freezing. more cloud here compared with tuesday, but likely to stay dry until after dark. the rain, early on in northern ireland, clearing by lunchtime, taking till the afternoon before it pulls away from southeast scotland. sunny spells following behind into scotland and northern ireland, but for much of england and wales, it'll be cloudy outbreaks of rain across northern england, wales, pushing into parts of the midlands and southwest england as t

emma raducanu has withdrawn from great britain's squad for the billiejean king cup finals in glasgowlin before the end of her career. the irish fighter was speaking before her contest with argentina's karen elizabeth caraba—jal tomorrow evening. that fight takes place at london's wembley arena, which was also the venue of her first professional fight six years ago. it is great to be back at the scene where it all started. i don't think we would've imagined six years ago we would be in this position and headlining with the likes of madison square garden. bringing women's boxing to where it is right now has been a phenomenal six years. i really honestly believe that the best is yet to come. and that's all for now. there's more football, rugby union and rugby league results and reaction on the bbc sport website but from me and the team — goodnight. hello h ello ofte n hello often windy this in the space inside a very mild feeling quite warm when you get to see some sunshine. saturday starts with some rain through wales, the midlands, east anglia pushing north or northern england in the

and emma raducanu will lead the great britain side, for next month's billiejean king cup in glasgow. few isolated showers in the far northwest, on the whole, monday was a glorious autumnal day with a lot of sunshine — a great opportunity to get out and enjoy those late—summer flowers. however, clear skies by day lead to a chilly night, and we could see a touch of frost as temperatures hover around freezing early on tuesday. these are favoured spots across central and southern areas of england. a little more cloud further north and west, and here, we keep the threat of some showers. so, the showers there from the word go during tuesday and they will become a little bit more frequent as we move into the afternoon. elsewhere, clouding over a little into the northwest of england and northern ireland. a little of fairweather cloud generally, but it will be largely fine, settled and pleasant, with 16 degrees the afternoon high. now, as we move through tuesday evening and into overnight, this weather front here will continue to drift its way steadily south and east. there'll be more isobars

if she's fit, emma raducanu will lead the great britain side, for next month's billiejean king cup in a wrist problem. harriet dart, heather watson and katie boulter have also been selected for the six day event. she is currently our only female singles grand slam champion in the team. we do have a mixed doubles grand slam champion in heather watson, but it will be, yeah, i guess specialfor anyone watson, but it will be, yeah, i guess special for anyone who is able to come and support the team to see her in action, and the rest of the team. notjust great britain playing, but we have a number of top players in women's tennis who will be representing their countries. we will be one of 12 teams in glasgow competing for the trophy, so there's lots of exciting top tennis to watch. today is world mental health day, and fulham'sjoe bryan has opened up about the difficulties he's faced with anxiety and how that has impacted him in his day to day life. he's currently on loan at french ligue 1 side nice and he hopes that conversations about mental health can be normalised, particularly amongst

british number one emma raducanu has pulled—out of the transylvania open in romania with a wrist injuryar on the wta tour. and liv golfers won't be able to earn ranking points at upcoming events in bangkok and jeddah after official world golf ranking said it needed to review the tournaments' change of status from the middle east and north africa tour to a liv event. liv golf is not currently recognised by owgr. lewis hamilton is calling for any formula one teams found to have broken the sport's spending rules to be given suitable punishments. both hamilton's mercedes team and ferrari have said it's an open secret that two teams broke the �*cost cap' last season. the sport's governing body, the fia, has delayed the publication of its inquiry until after this weekend's japanese grand prix where max verstappen could win his second world title. but alpine's fernando alonso says he understands why the fia have to wait. i think it is a very difficult topic because there is a lot of things we need to make sure they are... they are controlled. the budget cap is one thing, but there are many tea

coach dmitry tursunov explains why he couldn't continue working with british tennis number one emma raducanugion, in the run up to armistice day on 11th november. and already there is a large wall in central london bristling with poppies where people are uncovering stories of armed forces personnel. graham satchell reports. vetera ns veterans in front of a wall of poppies on the south bank of the river thames. poppies on the south bank of the riverthames. look poppies on the south bank of the river thames. look closer, and as the poppies are removed they reveal extraordinary stories of bravery, sacrifice and heartache. kingsman anthony cooper was on patrol in afghanistan in 2010 when his life changed forever. i afghanistan in 2010 when his life changed forever.— afghanistan in 2010 when his life changed forever. i remember the track i changed forever. i remember the track i was _ changed forever. i remember the track i was going _ changed forever. i remember the track i was going down. - changed forever. i remember the track i was going down. and - changed forever. i remember the track i was

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emma raducanu has withdrawn, the 19—year—old has been recovering from a wrist injury which forced herministration. it means only 11 clubs will contest the rest of the season after it was or were removed last month. serie a club mons i have asked for the next league match against bologna to be postponed after unknown arsenal player pablo mario was stopped at a local supermarket. player pablo mario was stopped at a localsupermarket. he player pablo mario was stopped at a local supermarket. he is expected to be out for two months. aston villa's caretaker boss aaron danks admits he's loved being in charge of aston villa — but isn't now focused on becoming a manager elsewhere. danks will take charge of his second and final game tomorrow, when villa travel to newcastle. new manager unai emery will then take charge — after he was appointed earlier this week, following the sacking of steven gerrard. it's a super exciting apartment for the football club. i think the fans rightly should be excited about it. i think you just have to look at the pedigree, what is one, where his work, the player s

emma raducanu's most recent coach dmitry tursunov says he stopped workig with the british number oneteam who've been on the wrong end of a shock at the t20 world cup. pakistan were beaten by zimbabwe in perth, but unlike england, that's their second defeat, and it leaves theirfuture in the tournament hanging by a threat. sanny rudravajhala has more. for pakistan, it's all look so simple. taking four zimbabwean wickets, they only needed to get 131. surely no superheroes required. enter pakistan's captain. just like with their dramatic defeat to india in the opener, it was soon back on the sidelines. the wickets continued to tumble, and when it wasn't his bowling, they had a safe pair of hands to rely on. bowling, they had a safe pair of hand their fly on. bowling, they had a safe pair of hand their heads? well, how about keep their heads? well, how about this for a blockbuster ending? mohammed no laws, the bowler who shared the blame for that loss to india, took pakistan for three for the remaining two bowls. the script was written but his redemption story will have to wait. and with

the british number one, emma raducanu has pulled out of the trans— failure open with a wrist injury.art the day generally fine across southern eris, one or two showers and quite breezy. but then the band of scholarly rain with thunder and it spread southward through the afternoon. behind it will be cooler, sunshine and showers with the low to mid teens but ahead a bit fairly warm with 18, 19 celsius. in the evening to read that squally rain clears away from the south—east and ten stride through central and southern and eastern areas and further showers affecting the north and the west. into the weekend a ridge of high pressure builds for saturday, plenty of dry, sunny weather with light winds across the board. 0ne sunny weather with light winds across the board. one or two showers in the far north and it turns wet and windy in the north, dry in the south on sunday. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines... a former policeman in thailand kills at least 38 people at a nursery school — most of them children. what could have driven this man to

british number one emma raducanu has pulled out of the transylvania open in romania with a wrist injuryime minister has ordered an immediate investigation into a deadly attack at a nursery. at least 36 people, most of them children, were killed after a former police officer entered the building armed with a knife and a gun. he was later found dead after killing himself and his family. let�*s speak now to our thai editor nopporn wong—anan. good to have you with us. a terrible, terrible story, i mentioned a couple of the details there, as anything else emerging about this attack? you there, as anything else emerging about this attack?— about this attack? you national olice about this attack? you national police chief _ about this attack? you national police chief held _ about this attack? you national police chief held a _ about this attack? you national police chief held a police - police chief held a police conference recently, saying the ex officer owned a gun that was a legally registered and that the former police man, a sergeant, suspended from his work injanuary this year and that

and the search is back on once again for a new coach for emma raducanu.gles that have forced a lot of recent retirments from tournaments. with a view to ideally having someone in place by the new year. that�*s all the sport for now. it is back to you. thank you very much. the danish territory of greenland is on the front line of climate change. its ice—cap is the single biggest contributor to global sea level rises. arctic temperatures have risen faster than anywhere else, and what happens to the ice sheet and glaciers will impact the rest of the globe. in the north of greenland, people have lived and thrived in one of the world�*s toughest environments. for local communities, climate change feels close to home — as adrienne murray reports. giant icebergs the size of city blocks tower here. this man has been fishing in these icy waters since he was 14 years old. translation: each season is not — was 14 years old. translation: each season is not how _ was 14 years old. translation: each season is not how he _ was 14 years old. translation: eacn season is n

and emma raducanu will lead the great britain side for next month's billiejean king cup in glasgow., with a wrist problem. harriet dart, heather watson and katie boulter have also been selected for the six day glasgow event. she is currently our only female singles grand slam champion in the team. we do have a mixed doubles grand slam champion in heather watson, but it will be, yeah, i guess specialfor anyone watson, but it will be, yeah, i guess special for anyone who is able to come and support the team to see her in action, and the rest of the team. notjust great britain playing, but we've got a number of top players in women's tennis representing their countries. we will be one of 12 teams in glasgow competing for the trophy, so there's lots of exciting top ten to watch. —— top tennis to watch. british sprinter cj ujah says a "convenient" 10 pound supplement bought online caused him to test positive for two prohibited substances at the tokyo 0lympics. ujah was today banned from competing for 22 months — it's backdated to the date of his failed test in august last year. the briti

well, two bedtime stories 'ust for we ou. ., ., ., ., and — emma raducanu will lead the great britainee you. well as we've been reporting today, russian missiles struck the ukrainian capital kyiv and cities in the west of the country for the first time in months. aid agencies have warned the attacks are not only costing civilians their lives, but are hampering efforts to provide humanitarian aid, particularly as winter approaches. let's cross to lviv. one resident there joins us now and we are very grateful you have been able to join us. can you give us a sense of what has been happening there today? good afternoon. yes. _ has been happening there today? good afternoon. yes. it _ has been happening there today? good afternoon. yes. it was _ has been happening there today? (20er. afternoon. yes. it was a horrible morning. i was at my home preparing for work and i heard multiple explosions. and for a few minutes all the electricity went down. the entire city was disrupted for a few hours at least and it's a very disturbing moment because winter is much closer and in my house all of the

and emma raducanu's search for a new coach is on again. now. all those people who turned away and made a cup of tea can now come back for the real crowd pleaser. bless you, that is so creepy. you are watching bbc news, it is a bbc world service investigation has found that social media giant tiktok is taking up to 70 % of donations given through their app to hundreds of displaced families in syria. the investigation found vulnerable families, including dozens of children, are given access to equipment and accounts by middlemen in order to livestream for hours at a time, begging for digital gifts that can be converted into real money. charities have accused tiktok of violating their own terms and the families' human rights. hannah gelbart reports. there's a new trend on tiktok. children in camps in syria begging on livestreams for hours at a time. they're asking for virtual gifts that can then be converted into real money. working with bbc arabic, we found more than 300 tiktok accounts posting these kinds of videos, with viewers sometimes s

because the search is back on again for a coach for emma raducanu.t. that's going to really confuse things! they laugh. yes! how have the last couple of years been — the pandemic and the changes to life? well, for a time there i was fine, and then a couple to three months ago i went to... i tell you what happened. i went to the fairford airshow and i caught the dreaded covid. and did i get it bad? i got it seriously bad. how did it affect you? what happened ? i got out of the bed in the early hours to visit... to make a visit. and because all the muscles weren't working i collapsed. my arms wouldn't work and my legs wouldn't work. so, being a very creative and inventive person as what i am, i thought, how will i get from here to the door? so, you know, walruses, when you see walrus, if you watch david attenborough, they walk on land. yeah. they crawl on land. that's what i did. but in order to do that, i had to use my head. so now i'm lying face down on the ground and, in order to get the door, and the arms really weren't working, the legs weren't wo