we are in the red carpet near birmingham ahead of the bbc sports personality of the year awards, and of the bbc sports personality of the year awards, and i just want you, there may well be lots of flashing images because there was a lot going on with the paparazzi and seven. a fantastic feeling, kadeena cox. you won medals in two sports. vila to something i have worked towards. it has been amazing. more mentally than anything it was tough. to stay grounded and perform a second time and then do the same thing a couple of days later. just being able to focus was hard but it was the most enjoyable experience i ever had. when it came to an end, did you collapse in a heap? you get to the end of it and then you realise it is over. your body does kind of go flat and you get really ill. i got quite ball after the games but it has been really exciting and busy since then so i have just been enjoying myself. you we re have just been enjoying myself. you were diagnosed with multiple sclerosis just two years ago, it must‘ve been a massive rethink from? yes. it has changed my life than i have dis

the bbc sports personality of the year 2016 is andy murray. nd i am very proud to be a part of it, thank you, i hope you all have a the bbc sports personality of the year 2016 is andy murray. it has been an amazing year for sport and i am very proud to be a part of it, thank you, i hope you all have a great a rugby league world cup, and the ashes, there's plenty to look forward to. thank you for watching. three hours to go until the big day, until christmas, santos tesco to have to brave some very strong wind out there in the atmosphere, a raging jet stream, the jet stream is also helping to send a storm corner to the north—west of us, for most of us to the north—west of us, for most of us however it is just cloudy, breezy, some rain on and off through the course of the night, not a very christmas failed to things and all, look at these temperatures, that is just weird, live in degrees, this is in the daytime, through the course of the day, where the call display can, maybe eastern parts, i would not be surprised that each temperature reaches 1

second and third place in bbc sports personality of the year.to both of you, it's such an honour to be nominated. how do you feel after your award tonight? it was amazing to be in the first three. and to be sitting there in front of all those great sportsmen and sportswomen, i think very happy. you know what i've noticed about both of you, you both have a story that goes beyond sport in many ways. sport is a fantastic thing and winning things is brilliant and that's what we're about as sports people, it's all about as sports people, it's all about winning but actually to the wider public, it's what goes along with it that shows you're a normal person like any normal person, what's interesting and that's what captures peoples imaginations. brilliant, lovely to talk to both of you. and the bbc sports personality of the year 2016 is andy murray. andy murray has just been announced as the winnerfor 2016. andy murray has just been announced as the winner for 2016. we can talk to him now live from miami, but i have to tell you, andy, there's something

and the bbc sports personality of the year 2016 is andy murray! an ovation that echoed all the way to florida. at his training base in miami, andy murray receiving that famous trophy from lennox lewis, as he beat alistair brownlee in second and nick skelton in third. it was the perfect end to his near—perfect year. a second wimbledon title, followed by a second olympic title, followed by a winning streak which took him to world number one. tonight, once again, he proved unbeatable, despite it seems, the best efforts of his wife. i've got a bit of a bone to pick with my wife because she told me about an hour ago that she voted for nick skelton, so... not smart from her with christmas coming up. it's been an amazing year for british sport. i'm very proud to be a part of it. so thank you and i hope you all have a great night. applause well, 2016 was certainly an incredible year for british sport. tonight was all about celebrating that success and once again, there were plenty of winners. it proved another memorable night for leicester city. the 5000—

nobody had ever been awarded the bbc sports personality of the year three times. onality of the year 2016 is andy murray. it has been an amazing year for sport and i am very proud to be a part of it, thank you, i hope you all thank you for watching. good morning and merry christmas. mild temperatures so far today. we have achieved a temperature of 15.6 celsius twice before. as we go on through today, we take a look at the big picture. we had in mild deer between weather fronts but there is cold a lurking —— mild air. ahead of the colder air it stays mild this afternoon, plenty of cloud with some outbreaks of rain and drizzle, particularly through wales and the west of england but over high ground, decent sunshine. we could get close to that christmas day temperature record. reading through scotla nd temperature record. reading through scotland into northern ireland. if few breaks are likely in northeast wales and parks of yorkshire —— a few. gusty winds to the east of the pennines. overnight, a band of wet weather pushing through england and wales. the cold air fol

bbc sport centre. andy murray is bbc sports personality of the year for the third time.enders on a highly competitive shortlist. he wasn't at the ceremony in birmingham to collect the award — instead being presented with the trophy by lennox lewis out in miami. it's been the best year of murray's career. he won wimbledon and the olympic title as well gaining the much coveted number one ranking. fellow olympic gold medallists alistair brownlee the triathlete was second and 58 year old showjumper nick skelton was 3rd. leicester city got team of the year. manchester city put their recent problems behind them, moving up to second place in the premier league table after beating arsenal 2—1 at the etihad. city had to come from behind. it was raheem stirling who scored their winner 20 minutes from time, but earlier theo walcott had opened the scoring for arsenal after just five minutes. leroy sane got city's equaliser. city are now seven points behind league leaders chelsea. they were lucky in the first half. it was a premier league game. it was a good game for everybody. of co

nobody had ever won the bbc sports personality of the year three times. ality of the year 2016 is andy murray. it has been an amazing year for british sport and i am very proud to be a part of it. thank you, i hope you all have a great night. so a truly deserving winner after quite an extraordinary year. but what will 2017 have in store? with the world athletics championships, the women's european championships in football, a rugby league world cup and the ashes, there's plenty to look forward to. thanks for watching. mcgovern. more than 100 stars of the olympics and paralympics are recognised in the new year's honours list. andy murray and mo farah are given knighthoods. jessica ennis—hill becomes a dame. nearly 1,200 people are on this year's list, from entertainers to community workers. we'll be hearing from some of them on this morning's programme. good morning, it's saturday 31st december. warnings of travel disruption on the roads and at airports as freezing fog continues to affect parts of the country. security plans for new year's eve celebrations

the 2016 bbc sports personality of the year will be announced in just a few hours.ted for the prestigious award. andy swiss has this report. final rehearsals for a famous night. robbie williams among those providing the entertainment after a year in which british sport has certainly hit the high notes. there is a bumper 16 contenders for 2016. boxer nicola adams, footballer gareth bale, triathlete alistair brownlee, dressage star sophie christiansen, sprinter and cyclist kadeena cox and athlete mo farah. there is cycling's golden couple jason kenny and laura kenney formerly laura trott. andy murray, swimmer adam peaty and hockey captain kate richardson walsh. how about show—jumper nick skelton, dame sarah storey, footballerjamie vardy, gymnast max whitlock or golfer danny willett? viewers will decide tonight. one thing is already settled, michael phelps will receive a lifetime achievement award, the american swimmer finishing his career in rio with a record 23 olympic titles. but the main trophy is very much up for grabs. after andy murray's triumph told months ago,

vardy and wales striker gareth bale are among the champions who could be named this year's bbc sports personalityf the year at tonight's ceremony in birmingham. and in half an hour on bbc click, discover how the latest robotic technology could improve healthcare. and how 3—d printing could revolutionise the way we build houses. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. last week, hundreds of thousands of commuters were affected by three days of strikes from southern rail and there is a further strike tomorrow by rmt workers. british airways cabin staff are due to strike over christmas as well, and some post office workers will walk out for five days from tomorrow. meanwhile theresa may is allegedly getting some flak from within her party, for not curbing the powers of striking unions. earlier, the rmt leader mick cash denied that the union is using the dispute with southern to take on the government. we are not about a conspiracy to try to bring down the government. we are trying to make sure we have a safe railway, which is our priority and that is why our conductor members are on strike this week

personalities across the sporting world will be celebrating this year's sports personality of the year tonight, with a record 16 contenders being shortlisted for the final award. now on bbc sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm james pearce. our headlines this evening: crisis? what crisis? manchester city beat arsenal to go second in the premier league. yet another good day for india against england. the tourists‘ chances of winning the fifth test are fast receding. and an upset in the european champions cup as scarlets hold on to secure a famous victory over toulon. good evening. in a few minutes we'll be behind the scenes at the bbc sports personality of the year, which is about to get under way, but first news of a very important victory for manchester city in the premier league. they came from behind to beat arsenal 2—1 at the etihad stadium, and are now seven points behind the leaders, chelsea. here's tim hague. as christmas gifts go, this match is certainly one you'd want on your list. manchester city against arsenal, two teams and two managers desperately chasing chelsea. with that in mind, things unsurprisingly got physical very quickly. no kissing under

the bbc sports personality of the year 2016 is andy murray. for him and the sport, a year like no other. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. now it's time for meet the author. for her latest novel, different class, joanne harris is back in school, st 0swald's grammar school, where she set two previous books. and although she says that she thinks of it as comic, the comedy is darker than ever. from one of our most prolific and well read authors, chocolat was of course an international bestseller and memorable film. the classrooms and corridors are the setting for a story of sexualjealousy, sometimes hate, deception and some violence, and an exploration of some of the most troubling relationships between teachers and pupils, and the havoc that they can sometimes wreak. welcome. joanne, despite what happens to some of the pupils and teachers in this story, it strikes me that schools attract you. you like them, don't you? i'm very fond of schools. i taught in them for 15 years, and they're wond

the bbc sports personality of the year 2016 is andy murray. nder of what's been going on in 2016. what's going on in the premier league, liverpool are still beating manchester city 1—0 at anfield. goodbye. i've been waiting a while, and. the most boring international football team i've ever watched. if i was in america right now and the police pulled me over, i'm staying stiff. at 20 minutes to five we can now say the decision taken in 1975 by this country tojoin the decision taken in 1975 by this country to join the common market has been reversed. this will be a victory for real people, a victory for ordinary people. a victory for decent people. what's the first thing that came to your mind? when you've seen everybody voting out? when you found out we voted out?|j thought, now i'm going to have to pay for a visa to visit spain! a lot of people didn't vote because they thought, we aren't going to leave europe. i stayed at home and didn't vote. a ka stephan. he thought it was in the bag. he thought, england isn't that dumb! a lot of people deci

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bbc sport website. it has been an incredible 12 months for home—grown sporting success and, to reflect that, an unprecedented 16 contenders have been shortlisted for sports personalitybledon and olympic tennis champion, andy murray, is in the running again. the ceremony takes place at the nec arena in birmingham. and our sports reporter kate grey is there for us. 16 contenders for the fake final. how many of them have arrived? many of them have arrived. three of the 0lympic heroes have analysed. lots of sports stars are flooding past. 0ne of sports stars are flooding past. one of the award winners was already announced, the young sports personality of the year, ellie robinson. that looks like a very heavy trophy. what did it mean to you? it means so much. it hasjust been an amazing year. firstly, qualifying for the olympics and then having the chance of a medal, this has topped the year of. ijust wa nted has topped the year of. ijust wanted to enjoy it. but it has been such an amazing time. looking out for any other sports stars.|j such an amazing time. looking out for any other sports stars. i will say hello to a few of them if. i am a bit shy. adam peaty, i notice

vardy and wales striker gareth bale are among the champions who could be named this year's bbc sports personality of the year at tonight's ceremony in birmingham. and coming up at 2.30, it is politics europe, for all the key news out of brussels. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. syrian state television says buses have entered the rebel—held enclave in eastern aleppo, to enable the evacuation of thousands of people said to be living in desperate conditions. this follows reports of a deal having been agreed between the rebels and pro—government forces. richard lister reports. more buses lining up, as it seemed this on—off evacuation would continue. the authority said david oversees the situation, but that has still not happen. but the smoke lying over the city shows just how difficult this has become. for the past week, people have been told to gather at assembly points, but then had to call. one reason for the delay has been the status of two villages hailed by opposition fighters, which had been part of the ceasefire agreement. across europe, thousands have demanded that west play a more a

and great britain's heroes of rio could be in for more success at tonight's bbc sports personality of the year awards, with the winner chosen by the public. i hear only red carpet we are in the next few hours, we will find out who has been cloned the sports personality of the year. and in half an hour here on bbc news, discover how the latest robotic technology could improve healthcare in this week's edition of click. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. there are reports that buses sent to rescue people from two besieged towns in the north of syria have been set alight and attacked. the buses were on their way to the towns of foah and kefraya which are surrounded by rebel forces. in a deal between the government and rebels, in exchange for the evacuation of people from those villages, thousands are due to be escorted out of the opposition held part of eastern aleppo. a number of buses containing fighters and their families have started to leave the last rebel—held enclave, according to reports from syrian state tv. richard lister reports. more buses lining up, as it seemed this on

sports personality of the year is underway over on bbc one. can be found on the bbc sport website. the winner will be presented at the end of the show. one award has already been given out. claudio ranieri, the leicester city manager, has been awarded coach of the year. his leicester team, who defied the odds to lift the premier league trophy, were there to salute him. just time to tell you that marco fu is leading john higgins 6—4 in the final of the scottish open snooker. the first to frames will win. more in the next hour. ten people, including a canadian woman, have been killed in a shoot—out between police and gunmen injordan at a castle popular with tourists. four police officers were killed in the attack in the mountainous city of karak. there are reports some people had been taken hostage. richard lister has more. armoured personnel carriers racing through the streets of karak. they are responding to a series of shootings in and around the town by several gunmen. the security forces desperately tried to establish who is firing and from

vardy and wales striker gareth bale are among the champions who could be named this year's bbc sports personalityy in birmingham. and coming up at 2.30, it is politics europe,

tonight, personalities across the sporting world will be celebrating this year's sports personality of the year, with a record 16 contenders being short listed for the final award. now on bbc news it's time for click. this week — i, robot. robo chef. and some loud, noisy animals meet the locals. shouting the design museum in london has moved into a new home, and it is suitably stunning. i have come to see fear and love, an exhibition of ii designers‘ reactions to our increasingly complex world. the most animated star on show has to be an industrial robot arm, which its owner hopes will present a more friendly face to robotics and maybe help us empathise with the economics of the future. with the meconomics of the future. it senses where you are and comes bounding over to see you, but if it gets bored it will turn its attention to someone else. it is like an excitable puppy, actually. who knows, installations like this may help to allay our fears of being around giant machines like this. i have to say, it will still be a while before i trust this thing with a scalpel, for example. that said, computers are increasingly being used in healthcare around the world. there is plen

the tennis star is now bbc sports personality of the year. the first person to win the award three times. doesn't he look pleased. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. a huge week of pre—christmas travel plans and with different weather challenges either end of the week. now, what we'll see later in the week is governed by what's happening in us and canada at the moment. a big freeze at the moment. much of the continent starts below freezing but the temperature contrasts in the south—east. it fires up a jet stream that will charge towards us this week bringing ever deeper areas of low pressure later on. that will give us a challenge later in the week. the challenge again this morning is contesting with the fog. having an impact on some of the roads and airports. probably worst in parts of western england and wales this morning. dense patches of fog in places across the south—west. pretty grey and dismal start for many. maybe not quite as foggy, east anglia and the south—east it has beenin anglia and the south—east it has been in rec

tonight, personalities across the sporting world will be celebrating this year's sports personality of the year, with a record 16 contenders being short listed for the final award. now on bbcews, it's time for politics europe. hello, and welcome to politics europe, your regular guide to the top stories in brussels and strasbourg. on today's programme: eu leaders meet in brussels to discuss syria, migration and brexit. the race to replace this man heats up. we have the low—down on the runners and riders to become the new president of the european parliament. meps approve new rules to curb lobbying activities by members of the european parliament. and we visit the snowy north of sweden for the latest in our meet the neighbours series. so all of that to come and more in the next half—hour. first, here is our guide to the latest from europe in just 60 seconds. european leaders met for a summit in brussels this week, discussing the migration crisis and the conflict in syria. they also talked brexit over dinner, but theresa may was left out — she was not invited. one new face at the talks was italy's new prime minister, paolo gentiloni. he took over from matteo renzi on monday,

the 2016 bbc sports personality of the year will be announced tonight.e been shortlisted for the prestigious award. last year's winner — the wimbledon and olympic tennis champion, andy murray — is in the running again. the ceremony takes place in birmingham. 0ur sports news correspondent, andy swiss, is there. andy, what can we expect? finally, we are at rehearsals which are about to get underway here in birmingham. we expect around 12,000 people tonight to celebrate what has really been a bumper year for british sport. normally, there arejust 12 names on the short list. this year, there are 16. it is some less to choose from. the winner will be decided by a public vote. you can vote by phone, or you can vote. you can vote by phone, or you ca n vote vote. you can vote by phone, or you can vote online. details will be given out during tonight's show. plenty of other awards. there is the tea m plenty of other awards. there is the team of the year award, the coach of the year. there will be a lifetime achievement award for american swimmer michael phelps. i

murray's spectacular 2016 saw him win the wimbledon title, an olympic gold medal, and bbc sports personalitythe 29—year—old said he felt he was too young to be a sir. four—time olympic gold medallist mo farah said that being awarded a knighthood was a "dream come true" for a boy who arrived in london from somalia unable to speak any english. jessica ennis—hill has been made a dame for her services to athletics. on her twitter account, she said that she was "truly, truly honoured". rower katherine grainger is britain's most decorated female 0lympian. she's won five medals at five successive games and is now dame katherine. and gold—medal winning para—equestrian lee pearson is no stranger to meeting the queen. he's been knighted for services to his sport. stars of the stage and screen, including ken dodd and patricia routledge, have also been included in the new year's honours list. they're among more than a thousand people to have been recognised, as our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. # happiness... # he's been one of britain's favourite entertainers for more than half a cen

sports personality for the third time and has vowed to continue improving. he received more than double the amount of votes than second placed triathlete alistair brownlee. nick skelton came third. and the bbcway to florida where at his training base in miami, andy murray receiving that famous trophy from lennox lewis. he got twice as many votes as the other nominees, no thanks to wife. i've got a bit of a bone to pick with my wife because she told me about an hour ago that she voted for nick skelton, so... not smart from her with christmas coming up. it's been an amazing year for british sport. i'm very proud to be a part of it. so thank you and i hope you all have a great night. applause well, 2016 was certainly an incredible year for british sport. tonight was all about celebrating that success and once again, there were plenty of winners. especially leicester city. the shock premier league champions took the team award while their manager claudio ranieri won coach of the year. there was an emotional reception for michael phelps, the americans were collecting a lifetime achievement award but the night belonged to andy murray, britain's history maker has done it again. —— the american swi

i remember when he won the bbc sports personality of the year and they called him on stage to give anever know what bradley is going to say but he is loved by the people and he's a man from kilburn, aged from kilburn who has won olympic and world medals —— a kid. kids from kilburn can now do it. he's been a people's champion, that's why we all love him, and an entertainer, notjust a world—class cyclist but somebody who did it his way and made us all think and laugh and you never knew what he was going to say next. thanks for your time. harrison ford has led tributes to carrie fisher, who has died at the age of 60, calling her "one of a kind". the actress, best known for her role as princess leia in star wars, had been in hospital since suffering a cardiac arrest on a flight from london to los angeles last friday. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba looks back at her life. clever and confident... what the hell are you doing?! somebody has to save our skins. ..occasionally caustic... will somebody get this big walking carpet out of my way? carrie fisher's leia wasn't your typic

murray‘s spectacular 2016 saw him win the wimbledon title, an olympic gold medal, and bbc sports personalityhe was too young to be a sir. four—time olympic gold medallist mo farah said that being awarded a knighthood was a "dream come true" for a boy who arrived in london from somalia unable to speak any english. jessica ennis—hill has been made a dame for her services to athletics. on her twitter account, she said that she was "truly, truly honoured". rower katherine grainger is britain‘s most decorated female 0lympian. she‘s won five medals at five successive games and is now dame katherine. and gold—medal winning para—equestrian lee pearson is no stranger to meeting the queen. he‘s been knighted for services to his sport. stars of the stage and screen, including ken dodd and patricia routledge, have also been included in the new year‘s honours list. they‘re among more than a thousand people to have been recognised, as our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. # happiness... # he‘s been one of britain‘s favourite entertainers for more than half a century. now ken dodd has receiv

and this year's bbc sport personality of the year andy murray says he wants to keep improving his gamethis year has been the best of my career, and it was a difficult time after losing the french open final two djokovic, another big match, another file i had lost, are but winning wimbledon again for the second time really gave me a huge amount of confidence. obviously i ended up having a great few months after that. didn't he just! we will have more sport in an hour's time. see you later. the broadcaster and rabbi, lionel blue, has died, aged 86. he became a rabbi in 1960 and was a regular contributor to thought for the day on bbc radio four. he was also known for his liberal teachings and supporting other gay members of his faith. the thing i try to do on the radio programmes in the morning is on a monday morning people need some encouragement. said needs courage to get out of bed, out of their duvet, to face the rates, bill, her boss... they also have two love themselves a little bit which people forget because the bible says you should love your neighbour as you love yourself stop a

sports personality of the year is underway on bbc one. there are 60 nominees for the main award. he bbc sport website. one major board has already been given out, perhaps no surprise for the winner of coach of the year — claudio ranieri, the leicester city manager, given the award with many of his players there to cheer him on. plenty more awards to be handed out and we will bring those later on. that is all from us. much more sport on the news channel with me throughout the. goodbye for now. a man is adrift after a storm at sea, lost, convinced it's the end of him. we don't know who he is, how exactly he came to be there, and nor, for much of the time, does he. that's the story of cove, the latest short novel from the pen of cynanjones, who's developed a highly distinctive style in books like the dig, that lets him turn his characters inside out. like this man, drifting alone in his kayak, looking for land and safety, who says that his memory is now like a dropped pack of cards. welcome. in a way, cynan, this book is a simple description of absolute terror, isn't it? it is. it's

bbc sports presenter ore oduba has been crowned champion of this year's strictly come dancing as lead judge len goodman leaves the show after 12 years on the programme. and tonight, personalitiescross the sporting world will be celebrating this year's sports personality of the year, with a record 16 contenders being shortlisted for the final award. now on bbc news... it's time for dateline. hello and welcome to dateline london. the fall of aleppo — how significant a moment is this — and what comes next? plus, britain's ambassador to the european union reports that brexit and the trade negotiations could take ten years. is brexit delayed, brexit denied? our guests today are: jef mcallister who is an american writer and broadcaster, suzanne lynch of the irish times, abdel bari atwan who writes on arab affairs and alex deane who is a conservative commentator. very good to see you. president assad's forces have taken over aleppo amid repeated and credible reports of appalling human rights abuses — and much hand wringing about the west "doing something." what is the "something" that could or should have been done? what are the consequences of the fall of aleppo? and does it merely

personalities across the sporting world are celebrating this year's sports personality of the year tonight, with a record 16 contenders being shortlisted for the final award. now on bbcme for the travel show. this week, the american guidebook that may have helped save lives. it took a lot of courage for a black family to get in their car and hit the open road. lighting up jordan's most treasured monument. and dressing up in a polish castle. if you have misplaced your ties, i'm sure mr derbyshire can be of assistance. we're starting this week in the united states of america. nowadays, a largely safe place to visit, no matter who you are or what you look like. 80 years ago, though, travelling around some parts of the country could be a dangerous prospect if you were african—american. but help was on hand from one very special guidebook. travelling on the road if you were black during this time, you were taking your life in your hands. we estimate that there were over 10,000 sundown towns. sundown towns were all—white towns, they could have a sign at the border saying they would run out all the black people. it took a lot of courage for a black family to get in their ca

and a treble for murray as he wins sports personality of the year. coming up on sportsday on bbco—head as everton host local rivals, liverpool. six months since the referendum, theresa may has been updating mps on her discussions with eu leaders about britain's departure from the european union. she says she wants a "smooth and orderly exit" from the eu. and her comments come as people in communities up and down the country reflect on what brexit will bring for them and the divisions that the vote exposed. in the first of three reports this week, our special correspondent ed thomas has been gauging the mood, in coventry and warwick. for some, it's all a bit too slow. especially in the west midlands, the most eurosceptic area in the uk. here, even the cities wanted out of europe. in coventry, many who voted for change six months ago now feel a sense of frustration and mistrust. all i feel is that our vote is a waste of time. and you voted to leave? yeah. have you got any faith in the politicians to get it right? i think they are clap, the government is a joke to be perfectly hones

bbc news. he is already world number one and now andy murray has another trophy in his cabinet. he is now bbc‘s sport personalitylity of the year. it is a prize for the uk‘s top athlete for the past 12 months. he is the first person to win the award three times. if you want to get in touch with me, you can do so on twitter. i would love to hear from you. thanks for watching. hello. a huge week of pre—christmas travel plans, and with different weather challenges either end of the week. now, what we‘ll see later in the week is actually governed by what‘s happening in us and canada at the moment. a big freeze at the moment. much of the continent starts below freezing, but the temperature contrasts in the south—east. this fires up a jet stream that will charge towards us this week bringing ever deeper areas of low pressure later on. that will give us a challenge later in the week. the challenge again this morning is contesting with the fog. having an impact on some of the roads and airports. probably worst across parts of western england and wales this morning. some dense patches of fog in places across the south—we

sports personality of the year. mine is ben smith, during the marathon is to raise charity. it was nice to meet him this year. —— bbcthe premier league of breaching its rules, in the way the club handled claims of sexual abuse. garyjohnson — a youth team player in the 19705 — was paid £50,000 last year and signed a confidentiality agreement, after making allegations about the former chief scout, eddie heath. the club has apologised for what it calls his unacceptable suffering in the 19705. the league 5aid chelsea hadn't broken any rules by not reporting the allegations. the scale of violence suffered by people sleeping on the street here in the capital has been revealed in new research from the homelessness charity. in london, more than 8 out of 10 rough sleepers have suffered some sort of violence, abuse or anti—social behaviour in the past year, according to crisis. the consequences are immense, especially on the mental health of those individuals. we find in our senses people quite subdued, quiet, not wanting to talk about what has happened to them. that puts that person even further away from a solution —— centr