tonight's reception will be asked frosty at the glasgow i be asked frosty at the glasgow weather as rangersld foe. dan ogunshakin, bbc news. so, plenty of history for ange postecoglou in glasgow then, and the two sides are level in points in the europa league table. let's get some more now with jane dougall, who is there for us ahead of the game. pressure on managers. only one win in the last seven competitions, and rangers as well, third in the table and not doing so great themselves. under pressure and neither manager particular the popular here at the moment. postecoglou for the obvious reasons. he guided rangers' bitter rivals, but he goes into this match 11th in the premier league with just one in seven for his side. many fans will also be focusing on the 2—0 lead they threw away against chelsea, eventually losing 11—3 and injuries are a major concern for postecoglou. he said in 25 years of management, this injury situation was the worst that he had ever experienced. following..., he's now also christian romero and mickey vander van. the ibrox crowd has been increasingly impatient with

edinburgh bounced back from their defeat to rivals glasgow warriors last weekend to win ten points tougby championship. in a tight game in front of 40,000 fans at at murrayfield, edinburgh led 3—0 until glasgow were awarded a penalty try with the game an hour old. edinburgh fought back and pierre skooman�*s converted score gave them victory on the day. glasgow though retain the 1872 cup after finishing ahead with the scores from the two matches combined. ulster travel to connacht in the late game, which has just kicked off. darts now and luke littler is back in third round action at the pdc world championship this evening, he takes on compatriot ian white, while the three time world champion michael van gerwen also takes to the stage at alexandra palace. 12th seed nathan aspinall was one of the three players to progress in the afternoon session. earlier our reporter james gregg spoke to sarah mulkerrins with an update. it was a cracking afternoon session, it started off with a bit of an upset. ryanjoyce, knocking out the 16th seed now here with the final set, 11—3 in the end from the

rangers stay second, five points behind glasgow city.pton saints, on what was nick tompkin's 200th appearance for the club. the hosts ran in five tries as they picked up a bonus point win. england international ben earl scoring the fifth as they closed the gap to bath and bristol to five points after eight games of the season. glasgow warriors consolidated their grip on second place in the united rugby championship after victory over edinburgh. in what was the first club rugby match played at hampden park, glasgow had too much for edinburgh running in five tries. the warriors led 33—0 until the closing stages before two edinburgh tries gave the scoreline some respectability. 33—14 it finished. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other sports stories. england'sjohn parry shot a superb final—round 64 to win the mauritius open and clinch his first dp world tour title in ia years. he made seven birdies and an eagle to finish two strokes clear of the field. and pakistan's cricketers are looking to complete a 3—nil sweep in their one

fourth try from johhny matthews meant glasgow took home two bonus points from their trip.l to a surprise defeat in italy to bennetton treviso — bautista bernasconi's last—minute try handing treviso the 22—21 win. bath have now lost both of champions cup matches so far. glasgow warriors were narrowly beaten 30—29 by toulon in a thrilling match in france, but their late fourth try from johhny matthews meant glasgow took home two bonus points from their trip. exeter chiefs are in trouble against toulouse at sandy park. the english premiership�*s bottom side are losing 40—14 zak crawley was out for the fifth time to the same bowler. as early wickets fell, england looked for protection. harry brook has just been named the best batter in the world. commentator: 0h, he's got him first ball. - but this test would mark the rise of new zealand's will 0'rourke. he's 23 and was born in surrey. he took three wickets in 12 balls. england can reflect on a series won already, but in this last test of the year they were all out and well short. in hamilton now, it's hard to see a way to vic

so in glasgow, for example, again, the temperature may not get above freezing.ratures fall away again pretty quickly across scotland with those clear skies, fog just turning getting more dense, again, in some central areas. more cloud elsewhere, and once again, that will keep temperatures above freezing, about 6—7 celsius. just the frost limited to the far north and the east of scotland. now, during thursday, there'll perhaps be a bit more cloud across scotland. the best of the brightness towards the north and the east, still some fog patches as well. quite cloudy for northern ireland, through most of england and wales. we mightjust see a few spots of rain affecting eastern areas of england through the day on thursday, but temperatures once again fairly typical for the time of year. but i suspect it won't feel all that nice — quite cold beneath that cloud. on into the end of the week, we'll see a weather front moving south and eastwards across the uk before high pressure then starts to build in for the weekend. and the air comes in from a different direction, ac

glasgow warriors, champions of the united rugby championship.ourning — rob burrow remembered by all at the challenge cup finals. the former player and mnd campaigner passing away just days previously. st helens women and wigan warriors men, champions on a poignant day at wembley. across the atlantic, the men's t20 world cup. england, though, unable to successfully defend their title, beaten in the semis by india, who went on to defeat south africa in the final. june, though, was dominated by events in germany, as tens of thousands of english and scottish football fans headed off to party at the euros. a wonderful opening ceremony and hopefully a magical month ahead. germany have the lead inside ten minutes. good feet, 2—0. fullkrug! and it's in the net. germany were simply miles better. welcome to the start of another england adventure. and this time they really do actually sound like they believe. saka does get it across. and it's headed in by bellingham. one goal wins it for england. bagpipes play. they've taken over the city of cologne today.

jane dougall was watching in glasgow.met competitively in more than 60 years. but notjust for that reason was that a huge build up to this game. ange postecoglou, the former celtic manager, of course,

>> ever been to glasgow, scotland?the tooth fairy in glasgow. if you lose a tooth, you put it under your pillow, you go to sleep, you wake up, someone slashed your face. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so when you say slash your face, you mean like the joker deal? >> yeah, just like that. go to the left, boom, face slashed. >> jimmy: that's a thing there? >> they love it. it's the national pastime. >> jimmy: remind me not to go there. who took care of your dog? i know you have a dog. while your all over the world? >> i got a dog during the pandemic. i rescued a dog. when i say rescue, i don't mean i got a free dog. i mean i got a dog from korea. it was rescued in korea and was sent to me. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. and he does not like new people. so i couldn't put him away when i went on the road. i had to hire a full-time assistant just to watch the dog while i'm gone? you hired a full-time dog watcher? >> full-time dog watcher, yeah. >> jimmy: and that personalive. [ laughter ] she's never been bit. >> jimmy: when you came ho

so in glasgow, for example, again, the temperature may not get above freezing.s fall away again pretty quickly across scotland, with those clear skies, fog just turning more dense, again, in some central areas, more cloud elsewhere, and once again, that will keep temperatures above freezing, about 6 or 7 celsius, just the frost limited to the far north and the east of scotland. now, during thursday, there'll perhaps be a bit more cloud across scotland. the best of the brightness towards the north and the east, still some fog patches as well. quite cloudy for northern ireland, through most of england and wales. we may just see a few spots of rain affecting eastern areas of england through the day on thursday, but temperatures once again fairly typical for the time of year, but i suspect it won't feel all that nice — quite cold beneath that cloud. on into the end of the week, we'll see a weather front moving south and eastwards across the uk, before high pressure then starts to build in for the weekend, and the air comes in from a different direction, actually, as

jane dougall was watching in glasgow.etitively in more than 60 years.

that's exactly what it did for one sudanese refugee living in glasgow.nd alone — until she learned to ride a bike. aileen clarke has this report. when nahla abdulla fled the war in her home country of sudan, she arrived here knowing no—one. at glasgow's kelvingrove, as the art project boxes of hope goes on show, she told me how it was learning to ride a bike that gave her hope of a brighter future. when i arrived it was difficult. i was alone, i don't have family here. ijust i left my family in sudan. the bike, it helped me to see the beauty of this city and to discover the life here. i was not a cycle person or i start from the scratch as our culture is forbidden for girls to cycle. but here it helped me to to feel a sense of belonging. let me feel like there is many things to discover here in this city and it pushed me to go out. it was a glasgow cycling group who got nahla peddling and it's touching for them to know the huge difference they've made. people don't realise just the impact of something so simple as teaching someone to ride a bike, but it'

temperatures, though, onlyi degree in glasgow up to 8 in plymouth.sday, high pressure once again across us, but by the time we get to the end of the week we do have a weather front making inroads in across the far north—west of scotland. that will introduce some cloud and some rain, but generally with brighter skies, with the coldest mornings will be in the north, a little bit milderfurther south. live from london. this is bbc news. a new dawn for syria. the nation celebrates its first full day in the post—assad regime era. this is the scene in the capital damascus right now. the syrian opposition flag is raised at the embassy in moscow. russia has given bashar al—assad and his family political asylum and they are believed to be in the city. relief and delight across the country following the downfall of a dynasty that ruled for more than half a century. a historic moment in every sense of the word. abu mohammed al—jawlani here for the first time in the great mosque. and rapperjay—z is accused of raping a 13 —year—old girl. he's named with sean �*did

coming up on the programme: glasgow rangers and tottenham share the points in a breathless british derbyer united victory as they come from behind to beat victoria plzen. and former australia fast bowlerjason gillespie resigns as head coach of pakistan's test side afterjust eight months in charge. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. 17 matches in the uefa europa league on thursday, one of the best was at ibrox where the scottish premiership faced the english premier league as rangers took on tottenham hotspur. in the end both had to settle for a point — it finished i—i. jane dougall was watching in glasgow: this was the first time that tottenham and rangers had met competitively, in more than 60 years. notjust for that years. not just for that reason. years. notjust for that reason. ange postecoglou, the former celtic manager, was

glasgow is chilly enough, “4 first thing.re the wind is coming off the north sea, temperatures will be 4 or five celsius. much of the country apart from scotland will be shrouded with a layer of grey tomorrow and it will be really murky, loud, grey hanging skies in london. this area will be shrouded as well. but 9 degrees in london, only two in glasgow after that really chilly start. on friday the high pressure slips a bit towards the east. that will allow a weather front to make some progress. late in the day, we will see some damp weather moving into the western isles and perhaps north—western scotland. there could be showers elsewhere but otherwise, it's more of the same. a lot of cloud and really feeling like chilly by the end of the week, even though temperatures are close to the average. this weekend, we are going to see milder air streaming our way, but this mild air will not establish itself over the uk until next week. you will see temperatures rising significantly in the north of the country but elsewhere, it's just

fourth try from johhny matthews meant glasgow took home two bonus points from their trip.ries with paul graou scoring the last for the reigning champions. just two days into the final test, england's cricketer�*s have a huge task on their hands to complete a clean sweep in their series against new zealand. they were bowled out forjust 143 in hamilton and by the close, the kiwis had built a lead of 340 with seven second innings wickets in hand. joe lynskey reports. england's cricketers can be the great entertainers, but there are days the show goes wrong. gone! there's another one. when they came out to bat, new zealand's score was in their range, but their time at the crease lasted less than four hours. commentator: oh, yes! zak crawley was out for the fifth time to the same bowler. as early wickets fell, england looked for protection. harry brook has just been named the best batter in the world. commentator: 0h, he's got him first ball. - but this test would mark the rise of new zealand's will 0'rourke. he's 23 and was born in surrey. he took three wickets in 12 balls. en

well professor willie stewart, is a honorary professor at the glasgow university school of psychologyfound no evidence that common risk factors — such as smoking, alcohol and obesity — are responsible for the elevated dementia risk observed among former professional footballers. hejoins me now... this is a long—running study that we have been working there in glasgow, looking at lifelong health and outcomes for former professional footballers. the original paper we demonstrated five years ago that former professional footballers have this higher risk of dementia and we have shown that it seems to track two longer careers in positions where there is more heading and more head impacts, such as defenders, but there is still a question as to whether anything else might be contributing to this for the other risk factors like high blood pressure, excess alcohol consumption, whether these were contributed into dementia risk, and that is what we have looked at now, we have looked at these other risk factors and try to see whether these were responsible in any way for the high dementia risk we

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temperatures today, 1 in glasgow, to 10 in norwich, but not as cold in the north—west because we've gotening and overnight, a weatherfront approaches, there will be showers ahead of the rain coming in. a lot of cloud, still thick enough for some patchy light rain or drizzle. and a few brighter breaks. so where we've got the clearer skies, this is where we are looking at temperatures falling away to about —2 in aberdeen, 6 in london, 5 in stornoway. as we go through friday, this weather front does make good inroads to the north—west. the high pressure pushes a bit further away. hardly an isobar on the chart so again we are looking at light breezes. a lot of cloud on friday, still thick enough here and there for the odd spot of drizzle, but there will be some breaks in the cloud. however, you can see the advancement of that weather front coming in, bringing rain across northern and north—western scotland, eventually to north—western parts of northern ireland. as a result, stornoway seeing 8 degrees, as is lerwick. 6 in newcastle, 9 in plymouth. 0vernight friday into saturday, the weather

temperatures, though, only1 degree in glasgow up to 8 in plymouth. have a weather front making inroads in across the far north—west of scotland. that will introduce some cloud and some rain, but generally with brighter skies, with the coldest mornings will be in the north, a little bit milderfurther south.

so in glasgow, for example, again, the temperature may not get above freezing.s scotland with those clear skies, fog just turning getting more dense, again, in some central areas. more cloud elsewhere, and once again, that will keep temperatures above freezing, about 6 or 7 celsius. just the frost limited to the far north and the east of scotland. now, during thursday, there'll perhaps be a bit more cloud across scotland. the best of the brightness towards the north and the east, still some fog patches as well. quite cloudy for northern ireland, through most of england and wales. we mightjust see a few spots of rain affecting eastern areas of england through the day on thursday, but temperatures once again fairly typical for the time of year. but i suspect it won't feel all that nice — quite cold beneath that cloud. on into the end of the week, we'll see a weather front moving south and eastwards across the uk before high pressure then starts to build in for the weekend. and the air comes in from a different direction, actually, as we go through sunday. so you n

been injured, including one critically, after a double—decker bus crashed into a railway bridge in glasgowsruption to rail services in the area. but heard the shots last night, but they thought it was a sound of fireworks. people can't believe that a woman is dead. that she has died in this way. there are a few details. she was a woman in her 405. she died at the scene. two other people were injured in the shooting. they are two men in their 305. one of them is in a critical condition, the other�*s injuries are not said to be life—threatening. it has caused massive shock in this area. police activity has been going on here all day. to work out the circumstances of what happened. detectives say they are working at pace to discover who is responsible and they have appealed for information, wanting the public�*s help to find out who is responsible for last night's shootings. ten people have been injured, including one critically, after a double—decker bus crashed into a railway bridge in glasgow. it happened early yesterday evening causing significant disruption to rail services in the area.

temperatures, though, only1 degree in glasgow up to 8 in plymouth.f the week we do have a weather front making inroads in across the far north—west of scotland. that will introduce some cloud and some rain, but genera

so in glasgow, for example, again, the temperature may not get above freezing.s fall away again pretty quickly across scotland, with those clear skies, fog just turning more dense, again, in some central areas. more cloud elsewhere, and once again, that will keep temperatures above freezing, about 6 or 7 celsius. just the frost limited to the far north and the east of scotland. now, during thursday, there'll perhaps be a bit more cloud across scotland. the best of the brightness towards the north and the east, still some fog patches as well. quite cloudy for northern ireland, through most of england and wales. we mightjust see a few spots of rain affecting eastern areas of england through the day on thursday, but temperatures once again fairly typical for the time of year. but i suspect it won't feel all that nice — quite cold beneath that cloud. on into the end of the week, we'll see a weather front moving south and eastwards across the uk, before high pressure then starts to build in for the weekend, and the air comes in from a different direction, actually, a

sea, it's actually going to be, relatively speaking, quite mild — six in london, compared to “4 in glasgowy. so here's that sunshine, early sunshine across scotland, the highlands, the lowlands, the southern uplands, too. there'll be a few glimmers of brightness developing through the course of the afternoon across northern ireland, wales and the south—west. but as far as much of england's concerned, it's grey, gloomy, drizzly mist and hill fog, not very pleasant, and temperatures typically around eight celsius, so actually close to the average. but it will feel cold because there's just so little sunshine and still that nagging breeze. now, into friday, not much changes, but the high pressure does tend to slip away a little bit further to the east. that will allow this weather front to make some progress, so it does mean some spots of rain across western and north—western scotland. but for the vast majority of us, i'm afraid friday's going to be another grey day with just limited sunshine. and the temperatures once again hovering around, say, 6—8 celsius — so hats, gloves and of course, t

so, in glasgow, for example, again, the temperature may not get above freezing.ut 6 or 7 celsius, just the frost limited to the far north and the east of scotland. now, during thursday, there�*ll perhaps be a bit more cloud across scotland. the best of the brightness towards the north and the east, still some fog patches as well. quite cloudy for northern ireland, through most of england and wales. we may just see a few spots of rain affecting eastern areas of england through the day on thursday, but temperatures once again fairly typical for the time of year, but i suspect it won�*t feel all that nice — quite cold beneath that cloud. on into the end of the week, we�*ll see a weather front moving south and eastwards across the uk, before high pressure then starts to build in for the weekend, and the air comes in from a different direction, actually, as we go through sunday, so you notice that the oranges come into our map, so the milder, south—westerly winds for the end of the weekend, and that means temperatures will rise quite significantly, actually, so you ca

some surprises. researches have discovered even more so in them than in the apollo rocks embedded in glasgow. appeals that were formed during meets your rights impacts. they full more to release it again and might even drive a luna water cycle or all these discoveries have made the moon interesting again, service such as after world war 2 is the most important results to crude space travel the one area in particular on the fall side of the moon has interested planet tree geologist, so decades rocks from that and now allowing them to look even further back in times . in napa, the south pole 8 can base and is almost 2500 kilometers in diameter and about flushing. columbus is deep, the it foamed mold in full 1000000000 years ago when a huge asteroid crushed into the mainland. that shot to dates crossed until its material f onto this fist from the palais as of rock. its material that could provide new insights into the us. the reason let me know, i don't know exactly what the 1st rocks on earth looked like, nor do we know exactly how old the earth is. and only the moon could tell us that more. t

so, for example, in glasgow, 0 degrees celsius as a maximum temperature.n ireland, perhaps parts of north—west england, west wales getting some breaks in that cloud as well. elsewhere, fairly cloudy. perhaps still some outbreaks of rain, some drizzle affecting the far south—east of england with a bit of a breeze here. and then as we go through the night on tuesday and into wednesday, that high pressure really doesn't move very far at all. so again, for scotland and northern ireland, it will be a cold night into wednesday, with a widespread frost. staying cloudier for england and wales, and that will keep the temperatures up above freezing. so here's wednesday's weather. once again, there could be some patches of mist and fog in some central areas of scotland. hopeful, perhaps, on wednesday of seeing a bit more in the way of sunshine across wales, the midlands and eastern parts of england. but on the whole, temperatures here about 4—6 celsius — that's about average, really. another cold day for some central areas and northern parts of scotland. then for the

after that, former celtic boss ange postecoglou returns to glasgow as his tottenham side take on rangersvejust one win in seven, rangers are unbeaten in eight. it isa it is a big challenge but that is what we want, that is what we love also. already this year we love also. already this year we have had a few good really good opponents and european nights, this club has a big history on that. for the players, it is very challenging and a really nice evening and they can write history in that way. that is why players want to play for rangers also. atlanta hawks and houston rockets have reached the semi finals of the nba cup, where golden state warriors head coach was not too impressed with the officiating. their is—game unbeaten run against the rockets was ended in dramatic fashion. steph curry�*s missed three—pointer led to a scramble, with the refs spotting a foul onjalan green. he nailed the resulting free throws to give the rockets a one—point win. iam stunned. i am stunned. i give the rockets credit, great defence all night. ifeel for our rockets credit, great defence all night. i fee