the presence of the popein what is done.nce of the pope in the country, the fact that he's gone to myanmar at this difficult moment when he could easily have stayed back at the vatican. of course he has raised the issue of the rohingya by name there. but he could've stayed at home, he an 80—year—old religious leader but he has decided to go out to country and to offer his hope. try to offer his contribution in terms of myanmar trying to build a more peaceful society. so i think the vatican can be pragmatic and the pope has decided to be more pragmatic on this occasion, to try to open up a process of dialogue. how important do you think it will be when the pope visits bangladesh where many of the rohingya are being held in pretty difficult conditions, many of them, as we have been hearing. pretty difficult conditions, many of them, as we have been hearinglj think that is important because this isa think that is important because this is a moment for him to meet with their representatives, to encounter them and hear their stor

these pictures from a short time ago showing people there waving at the popein showing people there wavingws. hello there. if tuesday was too cold for you, i don't think you're going to find much comfort in the forecast for the next couple of days. if anything, it will get even colder. these northerly winds diving all the way down from the arctic, the air turning increasingly cold, and with that, some wintry showers feeding in across northern and eastern areas. now, where the showers have fallen through the night across northern scotland, there is some risk of icy stretches. could be ice across eastern england as well. temperatures generally holding just above freezing for the first part of the morning. many of the showers at low levels falling as rain. but, over high ground, don't be surprised to see some sleet and some snow. further west through the midlands into the west country, largely dry, with some early sunshine. a cold start, though, quite a widespread frost here. the odd shower into west cornwall and west wales. these will continue through the day. for much of wales dry, bright,

police investigating the disappearance of 19—year—old gaia popein disappearance of 19—year—old gaia pope claimed another final death toll from the grenfell tower tragedy. the victims include a stillborn baby. now a round—up of the sports news. we will know another semifinalist at the atp tour finals shortly, alexander zverev and jack sock are playing each other and the winner will advance to the last four. it's just getting underway. both players have won one and loss one. roger federer made it three wins out of three even though he was already one of the semifinalists, marin cilic was his opponent, it was a repeat of the wimbledon final, this time roger federer came from one set down to win easily again. i told myself, try to relax, we have a lot of pressure because if you lose you go home, in a way it is nice to play this way, where you can maybe play more freely andi where you can maybe play more freely and i think i was able to do that midway through the second set and remind myself that i'm through, regardless. but of course i want to try to do well and keep the momentum going and p