ascoli's filippo perucchini then dribbled the ball into his own net.just had a conversation that you scored an own goal over christmas with iraqi, what was that about? —— hockey. i did. my son thought it was hilarious. the weather out there today is looking pretty quiet. we have got high pressure in charge is not too much going on with the christmas weather, it is taking a bit of time off. we have got some sunshine break through, this beautiful picture taken and the isle of wight, blue sky, a little bit of cloud winning around but for most of us it has been bridging up over the last few hours and it is reasonably mild. temperatures between ten to 12 degrees and reasonably light winds to. then things are to turn a little bit more active over the weather. winds are picking up and rain pushing in across northern ireland and scotland to. and little rain by first thing tomorrow but it will be windy in the north, further south, cloudy and in mild frost—free to start saturday morning. do or do we start saturday morning. do or do we start without rain through

agony for ascoli as one of the ‘goals of the season‘ is scored by the italian side's goalie — into their

ascoli's filippo perucchini then dribbled the ball into his own net. it didn't end well.your day. that is all of the sport for now. music retailer hmv is at risk of becoming the first post—christmas high street casualty as it teeters on the brink of administration. the group, which has 130 stores and employs over 2,000 staff, has filed a notice of intention to appoint administrators. our business correspondent theo leggett is with me now. so, another big high street store in trouble? yes, we understand hmv will be an administration, if not by the end of today then within days. this is the culmination of what has been a dreadful period on the british high street, names like toys "r" us and poundworld collapsing, and hmv under threat. it's not the first time hmv has been in this situation. it went into administration in 2013, it was bought out of administration bya it was bought out of administration by a company called hill co—capital, and now it seems the business model has run into trouble again. is at a kaushal silva fact that so many of us kaushal silva fact that so ma

and agony for ascoli as one of the ‘goals of the season‘ is scored by the italian side‘s goalie — into

ascoli's filippo perucchini then dribbled the ball into his own net.— his side lost to palermo. bad news for that poor goalkeeper, i'm afraid. we have to show that again. this has gone completely viral on the internet. someone has just tweeted that they should call him upforthe just tweeted that they should call him up for the italian national squad because at least he can score a goal. let's see it one more time. poor guy. a backpass to him and he is in acres of space. there is the attacker and what is he doing... laughter he tries to turn around and itjust goes into the back of the net. just one of those mental blocks. goalkeepers don't have any room for error. anyone else would have got away with a fairly dodgy backpass. that is the stuff of nightmares. we will be back to you later on. christmas day is over and many households are now thinking about getting rid of mountains of waste generated by the festive season. so what happens to all that extra rubbish? our business correspondent sean farrington has been to a recycling plant in sheffield to find

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ascoli's filippo perucchini then dribbled the ball into his own net.ll have more throughout the evening on bbc news. good evening, all quiet, really, to close out the year of 2018. today, largely dry, the brightest spots, scotland, northern ireland, and for an hour or so around lunchtime in the south—east we had a window of sunshine. the emphasis with the cloudy conditions. that continues through the night to night for all of us. we will see rain pushing through scotland, it may push this into the north of england by dawn tomorrow. temperatures hold up, the cloud acting like a blanket, so not a cold start to saturday. could be cloudy one. the reason for this at the moment, we are under the influence of high pressure, sitting to the south. wind swinging round in a clockwise direction, dragging up the warm air from the south—west. hence why it is mild to close out the year. windy start in the far north, as the rain promptly eases away but gusts of wind, 40, 50 mph, the rain is rattling through at quite a pace. the wind will ease into the afternoon. then

ascoli's filippo perucchini then dribbled the ball into his own net.alermo. it wasn't as if he managed to save his blushes. and finally, andy murray has arrived in australia where he's due to play in the brisbane international as part of the build—up to the australian open — though he says he's still suffering from a long—standing hip problem. he does say that he is feeling better than he did last year so that is positive. you can find more about the tennis and other sport stories the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport back to you, simon. that was quite a goal. he will remember that for a long time for the wrong reasons. you are watching bbc news. media reports in iceland say that a bridge where three british tourists — including a child — died yesterday, does not meet current safety standards. the crash happened in a popular tourist area in the south in the south—east of the island. four other british people in the vehicle were critically injured, as ben ando reports. the two families were in a toyota land cruiser which fell onto a dry riverbed

ascoli's filippo perucchini then dribbled the ball into his own net. it didn't end well. oh, no! palermo. —— but it was. russia's anti—doping agency has appealed to president vladimir putin to help them avoid being suspended again by the world anti—doping agency. a wada inspection team was denied full access to a moscow anti—doping laboratory last week. russia must transfer athletes' sample date by monday or risk being banned again from international events. the favourite elegant escape won the welsh grand national at chepstow, a second success in three years for trainer colin tizzard. the 3—1 shot, ridden byjockey tom o'brien, fought off a late charge from ramsees de tiellel to win by over a length. india are edging towards a first test series win down under, despite a late fight back by australia. they're leading by 346 runs with two days to go in the third test. pat cummins has given the hosts a faint hope of a comeback after they were bowled out for 151. he took four quick wickets, including india's captain virat kohli for a duck, as the tourists ended the day on 54 runs for