i'm sure there'll be some investment coming kieran andrews and _ be some investment coming kieran andrewsfog. but wet and windy weather already in to the southwest and northern ireland will start to pivot its way across the uk through the morning, clearing through many spots — by the time we get to lunchtime, i think we'll still see the rain straddling central scotland at this point in the day before the front continues to push its way north during the afternoon. brighter for all in the afternoon, but it stays windy — these are the gusts, and the black circles behind me particularly strong around irish sea coast. and the wind will carry in bands of sharp and squally showers, and drag them a good way east. temperature—wise, it's actually a little milder than it was to start the week, temperatures around average for the time of year. for thursday, we have the prospect of yet another area of low pressure, yet another weather front pushing in from the west. for friday, it is looking drier and quieter, and there should be a fair bit of sunshine. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapor

with me are kieran andrews of the times scotland and jonathan walker of the sunday express. the moment. "it's mick grinch" — that's what the metro is calling the boss of the rmt union, who's announced new waves of strikes for december and january. there is going to be a

with me are kieran andrews of the times scotland and jonathan walker of the sunday express. let of the sunday express. me bring up—to—date with t front let me bring up—to—date with the front pages as they are at the moment. "it's mick grinch" — that's what the metro is calling the boss of the rmt union, who's announced new waves of strikes for december and january. there is going to be a month of not refusing to work overtime, and that overtime ban will really hit the trains hard because they don't employ enough staff to fill the jobs are so a lot of it depends on people doing overtime. the mail details the chaos that the eight days of strikes will cause for millions and their christmas plans. the ft reports on news that the oecd forecasts the uk economy to be the worst performer in the 620 except for russia. the i leads on rebels forcing the prime minister to back down over a housing amendment proposing compulsory housing targets. the guardian reports that patients are refusing sick notes from their gp because they cannot afford to take time off work. and the head of the he

the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with kieran andrews, scottish political editor at thea stadium. england's pressure told ten minutes be hall half—time, luke shaw floating a perfect ball for i9—year—old borussia dortmund starjude bellingham. that got england's world cup off the mark. bukayo saka doubled the lead soon after. raheem sterling with a third before the break before bukayo saka got his second of the game in which was a man of the match performance for the arsenal forward. iran did pull one back and then substitute marcus rashford made it five, and then man city's jack grealish with the icing on the cake for england's sixth. jack grealish keeping his promise to a young fan with cerebral palsy with a dedicated goal celebration. obviously, i met a young family before, about a month ago. yeah, i got on really well with him. him obviously having cerebral palsy, like my little sister as well, so he asked me to do a celebration for him and, luckily for him, it came at the world cup. that's what it is all about, for me, obviously doing a celebration, but him, for that