remember you can get all the latest sport news using the bbc sport website and app. atest results from the champions league. we had lots of action on thursday, so head to the bbc sport website and the bbc sport app to find out all the results. but for me and the rest of the team, have a lovely day wherever you are around the world. bye— bye. hello there. for some parts of the uk, there is a big change on the way weather—wise, particularly in the south, where on thursday we saw a lot of sunshine. temperatures in london got above 26 celsius. but we're watching this area of low pressure swirling up from the south, increasingly bringing some showers and thunderstorms over the next few days. and the rainfall is really going to accumulate. some spots could be looking at around a month's worth of rain from these intense downpours and thunderstorms — however, only really in the south. further north, it remains largely dry. the best of the sunshine across north—west england, northern ireland, western scotland. eastern scotland, north—east england likely to be plagued by a lot

you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app orfrom our website: bbc.com/sport. am at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. see you again next time. hello. a cold friday morning. it is going to feel fresh when you step out of the front door. in fact, a touch of frost possible almost anywhere in the uk, certainly a ground frost and even an air frost in some areas. from the motion of the cloud, you get a sense of where the air has come from, all the way from the arctic, and spread across many parts of western and even central europe. but high pressure is now building across the uk, which means light winds and lots of sunshine from the word go, and of course clear skies through the early hours, just one or two showers maybe clipping eastern and western coasts. these are the city centre temperatures, three degrees in birmingham, you go out of town it will be three degrees lower than that, so air frost in some areas and as low as —i or —2 in northern england and scotland away from city centres. lots of sunshine from the word go, cloud bubbling up a bit into the afternoon, sca

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. well, it's now the end of the month, and it's been a very wet one across the southern half of the uk. some spots here have seen more than three or four times their average september rainfall. and there's more wet weather to come too, notably for the start of the week and then through the middle of the week, things will settle down, it will turn drier, there will be some sunshine, so things looking up and temperatures will return to the seasonal average too. but in the meantime, this is the rainfall accumulation chart for the next couple of days. so more wet weather, especially in the south. and there could be some more flooding over the midlands with more heavy downpours here on the ground already saturated. and it's all because this deep area of low pressure is rolling in from the southwest through the rest of the night, bringing heavy, persistent outbreaks of rain, especially over the higher ground. strong, gusty winds, especially on the southern

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comteam at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. low pressure and early warmth in september have brought flooding rains to some this weekend. a month's worth of rain fell in parts of the west midlands on the slow moving weather front on sunday, which is only slowly easing its way eastwards through the remainder of the night. so the heaviest rain does ease. the thunderstorms ease away as well, but there'll be misty low cloud and hill fog with this weather system in the east. further west the skies start to clear and it will be chillier for scotland and northern ireland in particular. and in fact in these areas it was chillier on sunday as well. still warm and muggy in the south and still with a lot of murky weather, first thing on monday, quite grey, quite damp on that weather front initially, but compared with sunday for wales, for north west england, for the south—west of england, it's much drier picture eastern scotland as well. but the rain does roll back in to the west of scotland, northern

sport on the bbc i all. you can keep across all. the live sport on the bbc sport website or your bbc sport app. that is all the sport. last september, a seismic signal shook the earth for nine days. now reearchers say they've worked out why. it was down to a massive landslide which caused a tsunami in a remote fjord in greenland. victoria gill reports. a land continuously carved and moulded by vast glaciers. but in one fjord in the east of greenland, a seismic event has transformed the landscape here forever. we're seeing here a simulation of how this seismic signal travelled around the world. when we run this, we'll start to see this wave. this animation shows the signal that baffled scientists for nine days in september of last year. the dots are seismic monitors around the world, picking up vibrations from something happening in greenland. at the same time that scientists were puzzling over that, a team working in greenland received a report of a large tsunami in the east of the country. these photographs show what caused it — a huge landslide into this fjord. look at the mountain top in thi

you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sportbc sport centre, bye for now. hello! tuesday was another glorious day across the uk with lots of autumnal sunshine. skies like these in aboyne. aboyne was the warmest place in the whole of the uk, reaching a top temperature of 25 c through the afternoon — that's a whole eight degrees celsius above average for this time of year. but the warmth was pretty widespread — 2a in leuchars in eastern scotland, into the north—west of northern ireland, 2a c as well. now, over the next few hours, we are starting to see a drift of cloud come in off the north sea, affecting eastern and central areas of england, probably reaching east wales. a few fog patches already forming in scotland. one or two of these could be quite dense as we start off into wednesday. otherwise, it's quite a chilly night where we keep the skies clearest longest. now, over the next few days, high pressure is going to stay firmly in charge of our weather and that means we've got more of this fine, settled sunny weather to come.

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.come. thursday promises to be another unusually warm september day for large parts of the uk — although in the north of scotland, it may not be quite as warm as it was on wednesday, when aviemore got above 25 celsius — some 9—10 degrees above the seasonal average. but notice, lake vrnwy languished at 1a celsius because, in those parts of mid wales, we saw a bit more cloud lingering for a good part of the day. some of that cloud returning from the east, as well. so england and wales seeing a pretty cloudy start, actually, in some places, but that cloud tending to retreat by the afternoon towards the east coast. some cloud rolling onto the coast of eastern scotland. elsewhere, though, some good spells of sunshine, just a very, very small chance of seeing a shower across southern counties of england — but it really is only a very small chance. now, where you're exposed to the breeze along the north sea, temperatures may only get to 17—18 celsius — compare that with 25 in parts of south—east

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com, goodbye. hello there. big thunderstorms are on the way for monday and that brings the threat of some significant flash flooding. the storms that we had on sunday were heavy enough but didn't affect everyone. western scotland, the skies have been like this for days in the highlands. another still day, you'll be wondering what all the fuss is about, i'm sure. but further southwards, the radar picture showed some intense storms, particularly going through the south midlands. and in woburn in bedfordshire, we recorded over the space of two hours 59mm of rain. that's more than the average for the entirety of september. and over the 2a hour period, the same site had 102mm of rain, so nearly double the monthly average rainfall. and nearby in dunstable, well, there was some severe flooding with the high street underwater at one point. now looking at the picture at the moment, lots of showers across england and wales again with some thunderstorms — quieter weather further northwards. but the

remember you can find all the latest sports news on the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — loads on om/sport but from me will perry and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, bye for now. hello. on wednesday, we had a chilly, northwesterly airflow across the uk and that brought us a mixture of sunshine and showers, some of those showers really dramatic. a beautiful strike of foot lightning there in nottinghamshire, and in the same county, so much hail, late afternoon, that it completely covered the roads and pavements in newark—on—trent. the showers then were particularly widespread. i'm showing you this because we've got a similar look to the weather forecast as we head into thursday. so here we go. we've got that chilly flow of northwesterly air coming down from polar regions, and as that cold air gets heated by the seas, well, that's what makes the showers. so as long as this cold feed of air continues to work in, so, too, will the showers. for the time being, though, most of the showers are actually draped around coastal areas, inland areas at the moment largely dry with c

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comteam at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. well, it's been mild, relatively speaking, despite all of that rain in the south, and very warm, in fact, out towards the far north and west — but some changes for the next couple of days. autumn is biting back. temperature—wise at least, it's going to turn colder by day and by night, with the chance of a frost for some, especially on thursday night. it will be windy, a brisk north westerly wind, sunny spells, but also some blustery showers. and those changes have already started. a deep area of low pressure sweeping across the northern isles, it's sending this cold front sweeping southwards and eastwards across the uk. so you see that milder air being pushed away, marked in orange, blues, and yellows, the colder air takes over through the middle part of the week and it will feel bitingly cold, i think, in exposure to that northwesterly wind. and here's the cold front for the rest of tuesday. it sinks southwards and eastwards, a narro

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.comc the us open has meant defeat for coco gauff to emma navarro. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. wiggonholt in west sussex was the country's hot spot on sunday, with temperatures hitting 30 degrees celsius, making it the hottest day of september so far. not that we're very far into the month, of course. there was plenty of sunshine for east anglia and south east england, but rather cloudy skies for some turned quite murky here in mousehole in cornwall. we've also seen showers and thunderstorms break out. this clump of storms that went through the north west midlands earlier brought 14mm of rain in just the space of one hour, and over the next few hours, those heavy downpours will continue to drive northwards across northern england and into scotland as well. probably another batch of heavy rain then developing behind that into parts of wales. all the while it will stay quite warm and muggy. well, that takes us into monday and monday is domi

you can, of course, get all the latest sports news from the usual places — the bbc sport app orfrom ourme and the rest of the team here on sportsday, thanks very much indeed for watching and we'll see you again next time. hello. on monday, we had an area of high pressure establish itself across the uk, and with that came plenty of sunshine. for example, here in capel curig, and just to the south in ceredigion, we had the day's highest temperature — up to 22 degrees in the warmest spots. now, you'll notice a bit more in the way of clouds towards the north west, and indeed, over the next few hours could see some splashes of rain work into shetland for a time. quite breezy conditions here. watch out for a few mist and fog patches over the next few hours forming across parts of north west england, wales, the west midlands and south west england, too. visibility could drop down to about 100m in the densest of those fog patches. so, it's quite a chilly start to the day, with temperatures down at around five degrees in the coldest spots. the high pressure, though, is here to stay for the next

races in the hurdles tomorrow night you can get all the latest sports news, proper sport on the bbc sport appor me, olly foster and the rest of the team. goodbye for now. hello. we're expecting a real mix of weather over the next couple of days. for some northwestern parts of the uk, it's going to turn sunny and very warm, but further south for southern england and south wales, we're expecting some heavy rain. perhaps in one or two locations, a month's worth of rain injust a couple of days — that could cause some disruption. it's all because low pressure is continuing to swirl to the south of us, this band of rain here becoming quite slow moving, particularly, i think, across the southwest of england. but around that area of low pressure, we're drawing in some humid air, so further north and west with some sunshine it will feel very warm. now, during thursday, these southern parts of england and south wales will see some rain at times — that rain turning heavy and persistent in the southwest later on. further north, a lot of low cloud, mistand murk, some spots of drizzle, but the best of the

stay up—to—date with all the latest if you go to the bbc sport website or download the bbc sport app.c verify has been looking at what the latest satellite imagery and video on the ground can tell us about the damage sustained in the south of the country. richard irvine—brown has more. this is kfarmelki, in southern lebanon on tuesday. this is tamra, in northern israel, same day. and this is tyre, also in southern lebanon, on wednesday. even though hezbollah and israel have traded near daily cross—border fire for nearly a year, the intensity of strikes appears to be rising, with a lot of damage in southern lebanon. so this is fire data, which has been compiled by aurora tech — they're a german—based company who use satellites, which have special infrared sensors that monitor for temperature anomalies and help detect wildfires, which they then usually report to forestry and firefighting services. in this case, they're using the very same tech to analyse the situation in lebanon. and here are those areas in lebanon for 23 september — the latest we've got — which indicate possible damage

plenty more on the bbc sports website and of course if you download the bbc sports app.r me. i will be back with more and a little bit. see you then, thanks very much. prime minister keir starmer and chancellor rachel reeves will not accept any further donations for clothing after about a row that has dominated the last couple of weeks over donations, and thatis couple of weeks over donations, and that is according to a downing street source. let's go to westminster. figs street source. let's go to westminster.— street source. let's go to westminster. a , westminster. as you say, they will not be accepting _ westminster. as you say, they will not be accepting donations - westminster. as you say, they will not be accepting donations of - not be accepting donations of clothing. we are not being told this comes after the ft reported that angela rayner and rachel reeves had previously accepted some donations. it seems that angela rayner had accepted one donation injuly, about £2000 worth of clothes and rachel reeves, the ft is reporting that she is also accepted that is uncle

competition for keep across the rest of the competition for the rest the evening on the bbc sport website or your bbc sport appe in place, but also some sharp showers. high pressure, this big area of high pressure tantalisingly close to us in the atlantic, but not quite close enough to kill off these various frontal systems, these old weather fronts, if you like, just bringing bands of clouds and bits and pieces of showery rain, some clear spells in between. it will be quite misty and murky in places. not as muggy as last night across the southeast corner — 1a in london, maybe dropping all the way to four in the highlands. so, as we head on into tomorrow, we will still have those old weather fronts bringing areas of cloud, some showers which will break out through the day, some heavy ones across eastern england. this cluster of heavy showers drifting southwards across scotland, but there will be one or two showers elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, too, and it will be quite a cool, fresh day compared with some we've had recently. 14—20 degrees covers things for most of us. now, into thursday, this little weat

there's a final score on bbc iplayer, the bbc sport app or via your red button from 7pm. across the board above the seasonal average and some the highest of those again on the northern areas of scotland. even towards the north sea facing coast, despite the cloudy start backing sunshine developed although here towards eastern coasts, those would be cooler and cloudy as he had to the next few days but more sunshine around for us with some showers developing later on in the south during the week and more on that and just a moment. the pressure chart and high—pressure still be gradually dressed for the northwards and eastwards and eastwards and still a brisk easterly wind blowing across the southern half of the uk and drawing in more moisture in the north sea and there will be a lot more low cloud drifting further westwards in towards the north and the west, the uk we will see largely clear skies but missed in fog starting to develop into tomorrow morning and here temperatures in the mid—single figures but fairly mild and keep the lake cloudy in the uk in particular in a mons

on friday and saturday. 0f of course, you can keep up—to—date with everything sporting on your bbc sport appre cloud across eastern scotland and north—east england, but again, still quite warm. and then further south, we'll see a spell of heavy rain as an area of low pressure develops, and that front is going to lingerfor a few days at least. so, heavy rain across southern england and parts of south wales. you can see the first signs of that first thing on thursday morning. it's going to continue to drift its way steadily westwards and intensify. quite a lot of cloud spilling in off the north sea, but with lighter winds further north and west, here, we should get a little more sunshine. and in that shelter, temperatures will start to respond, so we could see highs perhaps on thursday afternoon of 22 degrees. now, let's take a look at what happens through thursday evening, because that rain will intensify further. a spell of heavy rain moving its way across south—west england. that eases away, and then another pulse of wet weather is going to feed in towards the early hours of friday morning.

keep across the league cup and the champions league tonight on final score on bbc iplayer, the bbc sport apper a hard—fought win over the american peyton stearns. she won in straight sets, but both went to tie breaks in a match that lasted two—and—three—quarter hours. it's her first win since she beat stearns in latejuly. world number three mark allen is through to the second round of the english open in brentwood, but had to work for it against chinese qualifier long ze—huang — coming from 3—2 down to win 4—3. and craig levein has been sacked by stjohnstone, five matches into the scottish premiership season. the former scotland boss had been in the job since last november, and helped them avoid relegation. stjohnstone are tenth in the table, with one win and four defeats. it's day one in the penultimate round of matches in the county championship. somerset got themselves back into it with a win over surrey last time out, cutting the champions lead to just eight points. somerset are playing lancashire at old trafford. rocky flintoff, son of freddy, the former england all—rounder, has had an

you can find a lot more on the bbc sport website or the bbc sport app.. let's look at some of the options. 0ne mitigate the negative impact. let's look at some of the options. one way could be to funnel the winter fuel payments are in the council tax system, the logic is lower income pensioners live in houses and lower council tax bands. those between a to d. there would also be relatively administratively simple because councils know the age of their payees, however, this would reduce the savings to the taxpayer £1.a billion to £1.5 million. another suggestion is to keep the winter fuel payment universal but only make it available to pensioners over the age of 80 on the grounds they are more likely to be frail and vulnerable than pensioners in their late 60s and 70s. the a lot of pensioners in poverty are younger than 80. it's estimated this would only reduce the number of low—income pensions affected from 1.6 million to 1.3 million. finally, some of those ministers, to keep the winter fuel payment universal, but get people to pay income tax on it. so r

live radio commentary over on five live radio commentary over on five live and also on the bbc sport website or appened in the last and watch that. thank you very much. and you can follow the latest updates from the match on our live page, as we said, sinner leading by two sets to love. you can also listen to the live radio commentary over on five live radio commentary over on five live and also on the bbc sport website or app. i want to take you to space, because there is something that has happened in the last few moments. that what you can see on your screen is bowing's star liner spacecraft. it has undocked from the international space station, beginning itsjourney back to earth, but crucially without its crew, because you will remember the star liner capsule developed technical problems shortly after launch, they opted to leave the two astronauts on board with the international space station. they were meant to be there for eight days. they are going to be there for eight months now. now, this is going to come back to earth. it's going to take about six hours before the star liner makes a para

you can keep up to date on our website or your bbc sport app. 22 celsius. now back to the news that one. learner drivers are being warned about online adverts for lessons that turn out to be fake. one national driving school says it's seen an increase in scams on social media, where people don't get the training they paid for. nina warhurst has the details. figures seen by bbc news show that more than £200,000 have been lost to driving lesson fraud, already four times as much as the whole of 2020. what is happening? look at this, a facebook page offering lessons from a qualified instructor. but when we take a look closer, would a professional driving school be using a strange e—mail address like this? no, it is a scam, a fake, but it worked. we heard from one learner who handed over £350 for ten lessons after answering that advert. we asked facebook�*s owner mehta what they're doing about it, they said they're doing about it, they said they have taken down this account had taken action on more than a billion fake accounts between april and june

full details on the bbc sport website and app. but from me and the team, we'll see you soon.lenty of saturated ground out there, particularly across the south midlands, and a lot of standing water too. this photo taken by our weather watcher in warwickshire on tuesday, when there was a bit of a break in all of the wet weather. a drier—looking day, but there's more rain to come, including here over the next couple of days, and then it turns colder but also drier as we head into the weekend. so this was tuesday, then, on the satellite picture. you can see this break in the weather systems there, a nice little gap. but wednesday's low pressure system approaches from the south—west. and ahead of that for the rest of the night, there will be some heavy showers across parts of southern england. clearer skies further north, and actually across parts of scotland, temperatures could drop as low as freezing. this is a sign of things to come, of course. but a lot milder further south under quite a lot of cloud and, of course, some misty conditions over the flooded fields. and then on we

about rory mcelroy�*s defeat at the irish open and all the other sports news stories on the bbc sport website and app there. well, we've seen plenty of sunshine throughout the weekend, also a few outbreaks of rain for some, but that is the last of the wet weather that we'll see for quite a few days yet, because for much of next week, it's looking dry and settled. high pressure dominant, more sunshine and it will feel warmer by day and milder by night too. just watch out for the possibility of some rather murky mornings, with mist and fog patches developing, especially where the winds stay light. now, here's that area of high pressure building in from the south—west. it's centred more or less right over the uk as we head through monday, deflecting these low pressure systems out towards the north and the west. now, as we head into monday morning itself, there'll be some mist and fog, particularly for north—west england, south—west scotland, perhaps. it's milder towards the south with that legacy of cloud for a while. coolest out towards the north and the east, but a whole range of temperatures as we st

much more on the bbc sports website and app, from me and the team, goodbye. hello there.th where we transition from summer into autumn, and we're already seeing the first signs of that. we had a warm southerly, a humid feel, and 30 degrees on the 1st of september, but already a northwesterly flow is driving fresher air across the country. by the middle part of this week, temperatures will revert back to where they should be at this stage in the year, generally from 16—21 celsius. monday brought a day of heavy rain across scotland in particular, and that's easing away, but still a trail of showers which will lingerfor quite some time during tuesday. so we're going to start off across the midlands with one or two isolated showers — these could become more frequent as they drift east, heavy and thundery into the afternoon across eastern england. south west england, wales and northern england, dry, settled and sunny, and after a lovely start across scotland, it will cloud over with some showery outbreaks of rain into the west and to parts of northern ireland. here, 14—18 degr