-— thank you very much, cole | palmer-_ is palmer. is - not the next goat. he is already the goat.- not the next goat. he is already the goat. you can see more of that _ already the goat. you can see more of that over _ already the goat. you can see more of that over on - already the goat. you can see more of that over on the - already the goat. you can see more of that over on the bbc| more of that over on the bbc iplayer. a reminder of our top story before we go, the spotlight�*s on spurs and manager ange postocoglou, after another defeat in the premier league, this time to relegation threatened leicester city. who themselves had lost their last seven in the league. tottenham were ahead, but crashed to a 2—1 home defeat, after goals from jamie vardy and bilal el—khannous. postocoglou's future at the club being called into question by the fans— more reaction over on the bbc sport website and app. that's all from sportsday. hello. a deep area of low pressure has again taken charge of our weather during today. another storm system, thi

haaland's deal is the longest in the premier league's history, passing the nine—year contract that cole palmerke a look at some of the deals of a similar length. as you can see it's the south west london club that's set the trend for these long deals. palmer's contract takes him through tojune 2033. nicolas jackson's contract expires at the same time. enzo fernadez is signed up untiljune 2032. so how do they benefit the club? football finance expert kieren maguire explains. when a footballer signs a contract, the cost of signing the player is spread over the life of the contract so when erling haaland initially signed, i think you take both the transfer fee and signed, i think you take both the transferfee and agency signed, i think you take both the transfer fee and agency fees he came to gather around £60 million. that works out as a £12 million a year cost to manchester city so 60 divided by five. what we are not going to is we are going to take his book value of halfway through the contract of £30 million and spread that over nine and a half years. so from an accountants point of view, it

and you can see more of �*cole palmer, made in st kitts ' on the iplayer a reminder of our top storyleague. tottenham were ahead, but crashed to a 2—1 home defeat, after goals from jamie vardy and bilal el—khannous. postocoglou's future at the club being called into question by the fans— more reaction over on the bbc sport website and app. that's all from sportsday. we will see you in the next hour. take care. hello. a deep area of low pressure has again taken charge of our weather during today. another storm system, this one named by the spanish weather service for impacts it is having in spain. but storm herminia also bringing impacts here. met office yellow warnings for wind and rain remain in force through the rest of today into tomorrow. the satellite picture shows this storm, the centre of the storm, well out to the west of us, but through today we've been watching this development here, a hook of cloud appearing along the line of this weather front. actually, we've spun up another very small scale area of low pressure, and that will be shifting northwards through this evening

until recently, only cole palmer, mo salah and erling haaland had scored more goals this season thanwhat he told me in spain during pre—season last summer. we wanted to do better than we did last season, we wanted to be higher up the league, but we wanted to make sure we took care of business to begin with, you can't start sloppy or on the back foot, you have to give yourself a good platform to build from and that is what we are focusing on so far, but we want to do better than last season, definitely. mission accomplished, they already have five more points than in all of last and wood's role in in forest's rise is undeniable. chris is showing everybody that if you take care of yourself you can perform well. it doesn't mean anything if we don't do well for the rest of the season, so it is only a start for the club and the team and me, and we need to do more to achieve our dreams and our goals for the season and maybe even exceed them. and it willjust be intriguingl as we move into 2025 to see if this incredible journey that nottingham forest are - on will continue. that is tomorrow

until recently, only cole palmer, mo salah and erling haaland scored more goals this season than chrisorrest to improve, this is what he told me in spain during pre—season last summer. spain during pre-season last summer. ~ spain during pre-season last summer-— spain during pre-season last summer. ~ ., ., ., , summer. we wanted to do better than we did _ summer. we wanted to do better than we did last _ summer. we wanted to do better than we did last season, - summer. we wanted to do better than we did last season, we - than we did last season, we wanted to be higher up the league but we wanted to make sure we took care of business to begin with, can't start sloppy or on the back foot, you have to give yourself a good platform to build on that is what we are focusing on so far, but we want to do better than last season, definitely. mission accomplished, they already have five more points than all of last and chris wood's roll in a forest�*s rise is undeniable. wood's roll in a forest's rise is undeniable.— wood's roll in a forest's rise is undeniable. chris is showing everybody _ is un

elsewhere, cole palmer's has his 14th league goal of the campiagn as chelsea lead bournemouth 1—0 atbridge. west ham are 2—0 up against fulham in graham potter's first home game in charge and no breakthrough between brentford and champions manchester city. there's been a big shock at the australian open where brazilian qualifier joao fonseca beat russian ninth seed andrey rublev. the 18—year—old has become only the second teenager since 1973 to defeat an atp top—10 player in their debut grand slam main draw. he'll meet italian lorenzo sonego in the second round. british number two cameron norrie is out after losing in four sets to italy's matteo berrenttini. norrie says he could "barely practise" before his opening match because of sickness. elsewhere, there were wins for three—time finalist daniil medvedev, taylor fritz, and holger rune. in the women's draw, italianjasmine paolini and kazakhstan�*s elena rybakina raced through to the second round. fourth seed, paolini, comfortably beat 21—year—old chinese player sija wei in straight sets while former finalist rybakina was ruthless a

and made in the caribbean, we trace cole palmer's st kitt�*s connection. welcome along. start with tennis this evening, because it's finals weekend at the australian open, but novak djokovic, who has won more singles titles in melbourne than any other man won't be there. he was forced to retire after the first set of his semi—final against alexander zverev with a muscle tear. the serb has won 10 australian open titles, and another grand slam title would be his 25th the outright record. he had heavy strapping on his left leg after injuring it in his quarterfinal, and — though he pushed zverev to a tie—break, he lost the first set and decided the pain was too much to continue. some of the fans, no doubt feeling short—changed, booed him as he left court, the same court where he won his first grand slam title 17 years ago. now 37, will he be back? there is a chance, i willjust have to see, yeah, how the season goes and i want to keep going. but whether i am going to have a revised schedule or not for the next year, i am not sure. i normally like to come to australia and play