thank you, torcuil crichton and sam lister. goodbye. good evening.some really relentless rain today, particularly across southeastern scotland and northeast of england. the outlook is for a drier weather to become more widespread across the uk, but i did do makea widespread across the uk, but i did do make a big difference to come is it will feel considerable colder. this low is still willing away at the moment, somewhat weather still into the night for england. but the re m na nts of into the night for england. but the remnants of thursday working its way across the uk. behind it, and northerly wind sets up the drier weather of ice with colder air, as well. 0vernight tonight, you can see the lows of swirling with quite a bit of rain across northern england. through thursday, gradually clearing the skies initially coming across scotland, perhaps into the midlands. the weather front still producing a pretty wet picture for whales in the south of england through the remainder of thursday. temperatures here still in the double figures, but north of that

thank you, torcuil crichton and sam lister. we will see you soon. good night. good evening. the bbc sport centre. in tonight's champions league matches, liverpool and chelsea both missed the chance to make the last 16, for now, at least. chelsea were denied by a slightly lucky strike in valencia, while liverpool weren't at their best at home to napoli — both held to draws. our correspondent joe wilson has more. two shots at anfield. firstly, natalie's was onside, and then that he scored. but those were the facts. juergen klopp erupted so often the liveable manager was booked for half—time. 65 minutes intention still rising when lovering lapped, and field grieved — really. 1—1, liverpool need more. similar story for chelsea. in valencia, they are still wondering how max gomez missed, not just the still wondering how max gomez missed, notjust the chance but the actual ball completely. yes, that. but opportunities were ceaseless. in the spanish side taking the lead, to chelsea equalising 108 the spanish side taking the lead, to chelsea equalising108 seconds later. matteo, jets,

with me are torcuil crichton, westminster editor at the daily record, and sam lister, deputy politicalyou. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the guardian reports on the release of uncensored documents, which, according tojeremy corbyn, prove that the nhs is on the table in trade talks with the us, despite denials from the conservatives. the paper also features an image of the australian broadcaster clive james, who has died at the age of 80. the times writes that borisjohnson is on course for a comfortable majority in the general election, suggested by the latest poll for the paper by yougov. the poll was based on 100,000 interviews carried out over seven days. by contrast, the telegraph leads on a warning from dominic cummings, boris johnson's most senior adviser, who says "the election is too close to call" — and that the conservatives

and at 11:30pm, we will be taking another in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, torcuil crichton lister. stay with us for that. good evening. we start with one of the key issues in this election campaign, the future of the nhs, and labour's allegation that the health service is at risk or even for sale to american firms in a trade deal after britain leaves the eu. jeremy corbyn claims he has proof, in the form of a 450—page dossier based on provisional trade talks between the uk and the usa. the labour leader said the papers were proof that the conservatives would put the future of the nhs at risk. but boris johnson for the conservatives said labour's claims were nonsense, and the nhs would not be part of trade talks with the usa. this report by our political editor laura kuenssberg contains flashing images. a quiet entrance was the last thing he wanted. after a tough 2a hours, the labour leader hoped as dramatically as he could to change the subject. a51 pages... brandishing what he claimed was new, hard evidence that the tories secretly want to sell off the health service. now

our guests joining me tonight are torcuil crichton, westminster editor at the daily record and sam listery express. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's ben croucher. good evening. chelsea missed the chance the to qualify for the last 16 of the champions league, coming from behind to lead in valencia, only to draw 2—2. 1—1 at half time, chelsea took the lead soon after the break through us international christian pulisic. after valencia missed a questionable penalty, daniel wass' cross come shot somehow evaded kepa arriza balaga in the chelsea goal. victory against lille in their last game will see chelsea through. defending champions liverpool will reach the knockouts if they win at home to napoli. about 15 minutes gone at anfield, currently x—x. at anfield, currently goaless. you can listen to commentary on bbc radio 5live. it's the europa league tomorrow night. manchester united have ten players yet to make a senior appearance in their squad to face astana. for 19—year—old max taylor, it's set to be an extra special evening. this time last year, he'd ju