dan roan, bbc news. the time isjust the time is just about 10.30.thank you. this from one of our weather watchers in dundee, a beautiful sunset. some showers running down along the east of scotland and eastern england, some drifting further south through the midlands to wales and the western country. some showers continuing overnight, large areas of cloud across england and wales and northern ireland and scotland seeing more in the way of clear skies, allowing temperatures to glasgow. where we have this clear slice they could be some fog patches to start tomorrow morning. tomorrow across england and wales one or two early showers if you look closely at the map. most of those will fade and it will be much drier by the afternoon with a mix of sunny spells and patchy cloud. sunny spells too for northern ireland and scotland but with the stripe of scotland working into the far north—west later in the day. 9 degrees for stornoway and elsewhere between five and eight. this stripe of cloud is the first sign of a weather front that will push south tomorrow

he's been speaking to our sports editor dan roan.e there might be division between with the fans want and what my position might�*ve been the end that can affect the team and i was conscious of that meeting into the world cup and i thought we had great support going into the world cup but was conscious that how we think speed during and after the world cup because i never want to be in a position where my presence is affecting the team in a negative way. wimbledon champion elena rybakina has another shot at winning a grand slam — this time in melbourne. she's through to the australian open final. rybakina had a dominant performance in her semi—final, beating two—time champion victoria azarenka in straight sets setting up a clash against belarusian sabalenka. a lot of experience from wimbledon and to be honest, ijust want to come to the court and really enjoy the moment and enjoy the atmosphere because it's really amazing to play in front of you guys and so, thank you so much. yeah, we see how it is going to go but for sure, i try my

dan roan reports. he may bejust he may be just 22 but enzo fernandez is already a world cup winner. emerging as one

was rejected, as todd boehlywas successful in taking over from roman abramovich. 0ur sports editor dan roanso many of them are desperate to see the back of the club's american owners — the glazerfamily — who have presided over a period of decline both on the pitch and in terms of the stadium, old trafford, itself. now last year, they said they would be willing to listen to offers for the club after potentially bringing to an end a period of ownership, 18 years almost, defined by fan protests, controversy, and debt. now this evening, the british chemicals giant ineos — owned by one of the country's richest men, sirjim ratcliffe — formally said he'd entered the bidding process. will it happen? well, it's important to remember that last year, ratcliffe tried and failed to buy chelsea, having bid too late. there is no doubt he will face fierce competition for united if he does bid — the glazer family are thought to want at least £5 billion, and there's expected to be interest from the middle east and us as well. but having said that, he already has significant sports investment in the likes of

our sports editor dan roan has this update. club's american owners — the glazerfamily — who have presided over a period of decline both on the pitch and in terms of the stadium, old trafford, itself. now last year, they said they would be willing to listen to offers for the club after potentially bringing to an end a period of ownership, 18 years almost, defined by fan protests, controversy, and debt. now this evening, the british chemicals giant ineos — owned by one of the country's richest men, sirjim ratcliffe — formally said he'd entered the bidding process. will it happen? well, it's important to remember that last year, ratcliffe tried and failed to buy chelsea, having bid too late. there is no doubt he will face fierce competition for united if he does bid — the glazer family are thought to want at least £5 billion, and there's expected to be interest from the middle east and us as well. but having said that, he already has significant sports investment in the likes of sailing, cycling, f1, and, of course, football — he

dan roan reports. he may bejust he may be just 22 but enzo fernandez is already a world cup winner. the argentine midfielder we emerging as one of the stars of the world cup. the youngster he'd just a handful of matches at benfica and was signed for what seems to be a bargain. josie have made the most expensive signing in british football at the fee of 400 and £5 million. it is fee of 400 and £5 million. it is a lot of money _ fee of 400 and £5 million. it is a lot of money but _ fee of 400 and £5 million. it is a lot of money but not _ fee of 400 and £5 million. it is a lot of money but not new - fee of 400 and £5 million. it is a lot of money but not new for - fee of 400 and £5 million. it is a i lot of money but not new forjosie. certainly for the new owners. if certainly for the new owners. [f josie certainly for the new owners. josie finds certainly for the new owners. if josie finds thought that the departure of rome on abramovich would mean a more frugal approach. then he not have worried. the new american owners splurging over the last two transfer windows. the? american own

mr ratcliffe attempted to buy chelsea last year, but his offer was rejected. 0ur sports editor dan roanrate to see the back of the club's american owners — the glazerfamily — who have presided over a period of decline, both on the pitch, and in terms of the stadium, old trafford, itself. now, last year, they said they would be willing to listen to offers for the club, after potentially bringing to an end a period of ownership, 18 years almost, defined by fan protests, controversy, and debt. now, this evening, the british chemicals giant, ineos — owned by one of the country's richest men, sirjim ratcliffe — formally said he'd entered the bidding process. will it happen? well, it's important to remember that last year, ratcliffe tried and failed to buy chelsea, having bid too late. there is no doubt he will face fierce competition for united if he does bid — the glazer family are thought to want at least £5 billion, and there's expected to be interest from the middle east and us as well. but having said that, he already has significant sports investment in the likes of sailing, cycling, f

in his first interview since the tournament, he told our sports editor dan roan why he ultimately decidedl, how close did you come to walking away from the job and how difficult a decision wasn't to say? no, not difficult. obviously, i'm contracted to 202k. my only concern after last summer was that when it feels like there might be division between what the fans want and where my position might�*ve been, that can affect the team. and i was conscious of that leading into the world cup. i wasn't quite sure how things will play out. i think it's always right to judge an international manager on their tournaments. did i think that we overachieved? no. do i think we underachieved? no, i don't. i think our performances were good. i think that game with france, going into it is a 50—50 game. i think everybody would consider france to be one of the best teams in the world and the depths of talent that they have. but of course across the flow of that game, that's a game we should win. and all of our data and everything, we end up higher than the opponent. but football is a low—scoring game. where

our sports editor, dan roan, is in salford. how likely is this? how likely is this? i think a lot of united fans will be hoping - how likely is this? i think a lot of united fans will be hoping it i united fans will be hoping it happens because so many of them are desperate to see the back of the club's american owners, the glazer family who have presided over a period of decline both on the pitch and in terms of the old trafford stadium itself. last year they said they would be willing to listen to offers for the club after potentially bringing to an end a period of ownership, 18 years almost, defined by fan protests, controversy, and debt. this evening the british chemicals giant ineos, owned by one of the country's richest men, sirjim ratcliffe, formally said he had entered the bidding process but it will happen? it is important to remember that last year ratcliffe tried and failed to by chelsea having a bit too late, and there is no doubt he will face fierce competition for united if he does bid with the glazer family wanting at least £5 billi

he's been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. england's world cup is over! 2022 after their quarterfinal defeat to france. in the aftermath gareth southgate admitted to being conflicted over his future and now he has broken his silence on the decision to stay in the hot seat. were there ever times when you felt you hadn't perhaps taken the team as far as you could? he. you hadn't perhaps taken the team as far as you could?— far as you could? no, i didn't feel that. if anything, _ far as you could? no, i didn't feel that. if anything, the _ far as you could? no, i didn't feel that. if anything, the opposite. i far as you could? no, i didn't feell that. if anything, the opposite. we are much closer now to really having that belief to win. we still have a small step to take and it's a privilege to do the role. if small step to take and it's a privilege to do the role. if you can identify one _ privilege to do the role. if you can identify one single _ privilege to do the role. if you can identify one single thing _ privilege to do the role. if you can identify

rick parry has told our sports editor dan roan he's held positive talks with the premier league and there.— league and the football association over the sport's future. we do need a ma'or over the sport's future. we do need a major change- _ over the sport's future. we do need a major change. this _ over the sport's future. we do need a major change. this isn't _ a major change. this isn't tinkering, a few more crumbs from the table. it would cost the premier league about an extra £300 million, 8% of their wage bill. their wage bill is double every other league in europe so it is not going to damage or dent the premier league. nobody wants, us least of all, nobody wants to damage the premier league internationally. we are not in the business of killing the golden ghost. business of killing the golden chost. , ,., , , business of killing the golden chost. , , ., , ghost. their response is that they already give _ ghost. their response is that they already give away 1596 _ ghost. their response is that they already give away 1596 of - ghost. their response is that they already give away 1

he's been speaking to our sports editor dan roan about how he reached the decision to stay in his jobome to walking away from the job and how difficult a decision wasn't to say? h0. the job and how difficult a decision wasn't to say?— wasn't to say? no, not difficult. obviously. _ wasn't to say? no, not difficult. obviously. i'm _ wasn't to say? no, not difficult. obviously, i'm contracted - wasn't to say? no, not difficult. obviously, i'm contracted to - wasn't to say? no, not difficult. i obviously, i'm contracted to 2024. 0bviously, i'm contracted to 2024. my 0bviously, i'm contracted to 2024. my only concern after last summer was that when it feels like there might be division between what the fans want and where my position might�*ve been, that can affect the team. and i was conscious of that leading into the world cup. i wasn't quite sure how things will play out. i think it's always right to judge an international manager on their tournaments. did i think that we overachieved? no. doi tournaments. did i think that we overachieved? no. do i think we underachieved? no, idon't ove