that is lily rice's next big goal. great britain in the first of the atp cup quarter—finals in sydney, after nick kyrgios beat cameron norrie in straight sets. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me katie shanahan and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. weatherwise, it's pretty much a case of you name it and we've got it coming our way in the next few days. we've got a chilly start to thursday to the far north of the uk with a patchy frost and some fog. further south, it's unseasonably mild. this area of low pressure will bring wet and windy weather to a central swathe of the uk early on in the day. later on, the south—west gets targeted by another low, heavy rain, thundery and a risk of gales. here is the rush hour across northern england and southern scotland, snow for the higher routes of the pennines, some heavy rain and some squally winds. all of that pulling out into the north sea as the morning wears on. quite a cutting north—easterly wind, though,

well, the uk has its first world champion. 15—year—old lily rice says sport has changed her life.ts younger wheelchair users to be inspired to use local skateparks and thinks it should be a paralympic sport. tom brown went to meet her. there was a time when the skate park was no place for wheelchair but those before her. this is wheelchair motocross and this teenager is the uk's first world champion.” motocross and this teenager is the uk's first world champion. i think when i first started, now people are starting to see it more and they are a lot more positive about it. hereditary spasticity or pleasure which causes a weakness in the muscles from the waist down. she used to hate being in a wheelchair. but then she spotted an american that was a five time world champion and lily was inspired. it is change my life completely. before, i was actually quite down and did not really like my disability and i was very shy. and since, orchestrated rating and they became more confident, happy, met some amazing people and done some amazing things. buy—back amazing things like this. after be

this is 15 year—old lily rice from pembrokeshire.u wonder how someone trains. the first time they tried it jump, trains. the first time they tried it jump, it's remarkable. if you try to doaflip jump, it's remarkable. if you try to do a flip on roller boots or escape board, you can fling it away. if you get that wrong. that's what the helmets are for. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. that looks like a christmassy scene. if you are travelling on the trans— pennine routes, do watch out for it. it eventually moves away. this is a weather watchers picture. the outlook for the rest of the week remains unsettled. it looks like it's going to be driest on friday. it will be windy and wet at times. temperatures fluctuating. they are pushed away by colder air. that's pushed away by colder air. that's pushed away by colder air. that's pushed away on sunday by colder air. an area of low pressure pushing northwards. we have another one coming in right behind it. winds will ease over the next couple of hours. we have the band of