but from me, tulsen tollett and the team, bye—bye for now. hello. the outlook is a mixed bag. it won't be raining all the time. there's certainly some sunshine in the forecast, and wednesday will bring exactly that. let's have a look at the big picture, though, across the atlantic and europe, and you can see this perpetual low pressure around our neck of the woods pushed by this jet stream. in fact, another area of low pressure towards the end of the week. so, a really unsettled picture, a typical autumn, really. and if we have a look at the rainfall accumulation over the next five days, i think all of us are in forfurther rain. typical colours there, so those sort of darker blues around 30—110 millimetres. but some parts of the country, for example, eastern scotland, over a period of five days, could see close to 100 millimetres of rain, but that's only going to be in a few spots. again, that rainfall will be spread out over a much longer period of time compared to what we had in recent stormy weather. this is the end of the night, then. three degrees in glasgow, double figur

i'm tulsen tollett.et their first group stage win, but only after copenhagen miss a stoppage time penalty. quinton de kock shows his class as south africa ease to victory against bangladesh at the cricket world cup. build up the belief, harry maguire, you can see it. build up the belief, harry maguire, you can see build up the belief, harry ma-uire, you can see it. also maguire, you can see it. also there were others with good performances. if we could that and go from game

hello and welcome to sportsday with me, tulsen tollett.he premier league. tributes for sir bobby charlton continue at manchester united. and afghanistan hold their nerve to beat pakistan at the cricket world cup. hello and welcome along, where we begin with football and the premier league, where tottenham hotspur are back on top of the table after a 2—0 win over fulham. goals from son heung—min and james maddison sealed the victory. the result means fulham stay 13th. spurs appear to be a team transformed under australian ange postecoglou, and it may not be long before they're viewed as genuine title challengers. the spurs boss was delighted with his goalscorers. it's great. they're both quality players and they're obviously leaders at the club, and i thought they really handled it well today in terms of, again, like the rest of the team, particularly, just with their work ethic. they're both quality players with the ball. but their ability to press the opposition and work hard for the team is a credit to them. but again, they're also invol

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm tulsen tollett.ders manchester city in the champions league, but newcastle's unbeaten start is over. glenn maxwell creates world cup history with a stunning innings as australia thrash the netherlands at the cricket world cup. and there's a double retirement in british rugby as ben youngs waves goodbye to england and leigh halfpenny says farewell to wales. welcome to the programme, lots to get through, but we start with the champions league where the group stages have reached the halfway point — and the current holders look like they're the team to beat. manchester city have maintained their 100 per cent record in the group stages — making it three wins from three after beating young boys 3—i. manuel akanji put city ahead before young boys equalised with a brilliant finish from meschack elia but a penalty and a late strike from erling haaland meant city take home all three points. they're also three points clear of rb leipzig who beat red star belgrade 3—i. newcastle's unbeaten start to the tournamen

i'm tulsen tollett.t their first group stage win, but only after copenhagen miss a stoppage time penalty. quinton de kock shows his class as south africa ease to victory against bangladesh at the cricket world cup. and four days out from the world cup final, world rugby announces a brand new tournament that signifies a new era for the sport. welcome along to the programme, where we start with the champions league, and after back—to—back defeats, manchester united have finally picked up their first win of the campaign, but onlyjust. their match against fc copenhagen appeared to be heading towards a goalless draw, but it sparked into life when harry maguire put united ahead with 18 minutes remaining, his first goal since february 2022. but in the final seconds, copenhagen were awarded the penalty. however, andre onana saved jordan larsson�*s effort to secure all three points. players are stepping up and and getting their markers. from there, they built up the belief in harry mcguire, you see it in andre on

hello, from the bbc sport centre, i'm tulsen tollett.yesterday evening. ken wright first became involved at everton in 1989, as a board member, and became a major shareholder ten years later before becoming the largest stakeholder in the club in 2004, when he took on the chairmanship. he was also a well—known theatre producer, with an acting role in coronation street which continued until 2012. if you asked me about the man, i would just say a warmer person, you would just say a warmer person, you would struggle to meet. he was bighearted, generous he would back causes that people would never know about, very wholeheartedly and i saw very much for handed how we cared for the hillsboro family with a needed support. i was the person that bill kenwright was. he had a deep love for his club and his city and throughout his life, never changed from that. it's also been an emotional night too at old trafford, as manchester united paid their respects to their former captain sir bobby charlton, who passed away on saturday. as well as plenty of tr

hello there, from the bbc sport centre, i'm tulsen tollett.ket world cup — dfending champions england's chances of making the knockouts were given a boost, after afghanistan scored another famous upset at the tournament in india today. they beat pakistan by eight wickets, and are in with a chance of qualification to the knockouts themselves. imran sidat was watching. a meeting of near neighbours in chennai, withjonathan trott�*s side hoping to hit the heights of their shock victory over england. pakistan chose to bat, and that decision looked vindicated early on as the openers passed 50 without loss. but then, the wickets began to fall as afghanistan sensed an opportunity. when mohammed rizwan went to the spin of the teenager, the momentum was now firmly with the minnows. pakistan needed to turn the tide and when they were in need of some inspiration, barbara azam is usually the man they look to. the skipper leading from the front as he reached his half—century. he made 74 before ahmed struck again to leave the pakistanis in trouble at 206—5.