and eastern areas. once it clears away, blustery showers, not feeling particularly warm, quite chilly in fact. once the weather system has cleared away, sunny spells are more showers. low pressure close again, brisk winds in the south pushing showers through quite quickly, perhaps lengthier showers in the north answer winteriness with cooler air. in the blustery winds it will feel cooler through thursday and friday because the next area low pressure is meandering further east, giving longer spells of rain at times but changing the wind direction too north—westerly for a time, feeling chilly air with temperatures into single figures across many parts. later a ridge of high pressure starts to build just in time to coincide with the weekend, meaning drier weatherfor weekend, meaning drier weather for many weekend, meaning drier weatherfor many but we will pick up quite a lot of fog, particularly by sunday, and frost, with sunny spells. with remembrance sunday there is concern about how quickly the next batch of rain comes in. at the moment, southern and western areas, but we are watching it to try to pinpoint the timing better. but are watching it to try to pinpoint the timing better.— are watching it to try to pinpoint the timing better. but fog and frost for the moment. _ the timing better. but fog and frost for the moment. thank _ the timing better. but fog and frost for the moment. thank you, - the timing better. but fog and frostj for the moment. thank you, helen. and before we go, family, friends and former colleagues of the bbc news reader george alagiah have gathered at st martins in the fields in london to remember his life. george died injuly at the age of 67, after being diagnosed with bowel cancer nine years ago. those who went to remember him today heard some reflections written by george, and read by his friend, sophie raworth. we end today's programme with george, in his own words. choir sings if you haven't already told the peeple _ choir sings if you haven't already told the people you _ choir sings if you haven't already told the people you love _ choir sings if you haven't already told the people you love that - choir sings if you haven't already told the people you love that you l told the people you love that you love them, tell them. if you haven't already told them how vulnerable you sometimes feel, tell them. if you want to tell them that you would like to be with them until the front hall stairs feel like everest, tell them. you never know what is coming around the corner. and if, lucky you, there is nothing around the corner, then at least you got your defence in first. hello and welcome to the bbc sport centre with me, delyth lloyd. history at the cricket world cup — ibrahim zadran becomes the first afghan to score a century at the tournament, to keep alive their hopes of reaching the semifinals. knockout stages incoming — defending champions manchester city will qualify for the last 16 of the champions league with a win over young boys. the race to be herself — double olympic gold medallist caster semenya on her career and herfight to be recognised. plenty to come in the progrmme, but let's start with he cricket world cup, where there is a huge match in mumbai. where there is a huge australia, taking on afghanistan, know a victory will secure them a place in the semifinals, but should afghanistan win, they would have the chance to claim a shock place in the last four with a victory against south africa in their final group match. afghanistan chose to bat first, but were initially kept in check the aussie bowlers. however, ibrahim zadran was on his way to a moment of history. this scampered run made him the first afghan to score a world cup century. together with rashid khan, he smashed some late runs to take afghanistan to 291, a total which could be competitive. a few moments ago australia were 49—3 for by in the ninth over. well, as we know, england's world cup is over. their exit from the tournament was sealed when they lost to australia last saturday. it's been a miserable tournament, with the team lying bottom of the table, taking just one win out of seven. they need to finish in the top eight to book their spot in the 2025 champions trophy. earlier, we asked one of england's all—time greats, stuart broad, who retired after last summer's ashes series, where it's all gone wrong. it's been a really difficult watch, to be honest. i've spoken to a few of the guys there and they can't really put their finger on what has gone wrong. i'm not a believer in rep at the strategy and start again. i would leave the coach and the captain, i believe in the style of play. but freshening up the face is a little bit, bringing a bit of young energy that can play with that fearless style, which naturally happens after world cups anyway, quys happens after world cups anyway, guys who are 3334, four years to the next cycle, becomes unrealistic that you will be there. it looks like a bit of fear is coming to the team. i think the one thing about team sports as you have two or three players out of form, but you can lean on your team—mates and they can support you and i will give you help, but it looks like everyone is out of form at the same time. it is a must win game against the netherlands tomorrow to try to make the champions trophy. to try to make the champions trophy. sport england has announced what it's called "one of the biggest shake—ups of funding in decades" in an attempt to tackle inequality in sport. it's redirecting £250 million over the next five years towards deprived areas with the worst levels of physical inactivity. here's sport england's chief executive, tim hollingsworth. there is no one single issue that determines an activity, there are a number of inequalities across the data that you can see, but the principal one, the one the most frequently correlates, is socio economic circumstances. it is not a level playing field in this country in terms of provision, but it is also the opportunity to people having their lives. the answer is to work differently, invest think about how we can encourage people to become more active and let the money follow that decision. the money follow that decision. to the champions league now. three british teams are in action later on tuesday, including the holders, manchester city. good news for them, erling haaland did train ahead of the game, easing fears that he had picked up an injury at the weekend. should city beat opponents young boys later, they will qualify for the knockout stages of the competition for the 11th straight year, but pep guardiola hinted that there will be changes to the team that beat bournemouth 6—1 in the premier league at the weekend. i try to rotate, especially in this period. i am i try to rotate, especially in this period. iam not i try to rotate, especially in this period. i am not a fan of ii i try to rotate, especially in this period. i am not a fan of 11 players playing all the time. otherwise, it is difficult to maintain the stimulation. it is good to continue to rotate. it is good to continue to rotate. newcastle united are away at borussia dortmund later in front of the famous yellow wall of fans. dortmund lost to bayern munich in der klassiker at the weekend and manager eddie howe says they are expecting their opponents to try and respond to that defeat. when you come here, one thing we are guaranteed is a brilliant atmosphere to play the game in. we will be prepared for that, but then managing that through the game will be all down to a performance and how we perform in the match and how well we start will be key. but certainly we know the power of the home fans here. celtic are looking to end a barren run in spain later when they face atletico madrid. celtic sit bottom of their group with just one point from three matches so far. we understand we are coming to a fantastic stadium, playing against a really good team, but we're really excited by that challenge. are not that, either. we want to get a positive result and this game to take into the final two games. here are all of tonight's fixtures. among the standout games, barcelona will look to make it four wins from four. they're away to shaktar donetsk in group h. meanwhile, in the same group as newcastle, leaders paris saint germain head to ac milan, who are without a win in the competition so far this season. iga swiatek has won the end of season wta finals for the first time and with it reclaimed the number one spot in the world rankings. the 22—year—old from poland was ruthless in the final in cancun, thrashing jessica pegula 6—1, 6—0. the match lasted just 59 minutes. swaitek knew she had to win to overtake aryna sabalenka at number one. the four—time grand slam champion is the youngest winner of the tournament since petra kvitova in 2011. i'm just really happy and super proud of myself as being not easy, but i feel it is a reflection of the whole season, coming back to world number one it is a dream come true, for sure. number one it is a dream come true, forsure. i number one it is a dream come true, for sure. i would say i wasn't expecting that this season. i was hoping that maybe next year was going to be my year, notjust working hard and focusing on the right things in the end his work, so am really happy. right things in the end his work, so am really happy. finally, two—time olympic champion caster semenya says she will "fight for what is right" amid her ongoing dispute with athletics authorities. semenya was born with differences of sexual development and cannot compete in female track events without taking testosterone—reducing drugs. the south african wants to hold world athletics to account for what she says is discrimination against athletes with hyperandrogenism and recently said she is turning her attention to "winning battles against the authorities." semenya has been speaking to sally nugent. the condition does not help in terms of anything. it's just the high elevated testosterone. so the testosterone doesn't make you run faster? no, the testosterone does not make you run fast. if testosterone made you run fast, as much as they believe i'm a man. if i'm a man, "why can't i run close times to men? why am i still running close times that women run?" my testosterone is just high, it's not active because i'm not male. i'm not a man. they knew nothing about the condition. they have no research about it. there's no proof that shows that testosterone play a role. so why did they want you to take a medication to reduce your testosterone levels? and is that something you ever considered? when it comes to that situation, you have to understand that when you were young and desperate to compete, of course you're going to do anything that gets you on the track. in 2009, we had two options — for me to walk away or find a solution for me to run. if that's what i have to do for me to, you know, go compete and defend my title, that's the way i'm going to do. you understand ? out of desperation. do you think there are young girls now in a similar situation? they are. i know two that, you know, are taking medication from namibia. and, for me, it's a disappointment because, if they're doing that, you know, they're destroying their lives because they don't know what's to come, you know. 0k. we have a statement from world athletics that i'm going to read to you. they say this... "world athletics has 15 years of data, observations and information directly from dsd athletes in our own sport that show that high testosterone levels do provide an unfair advantage in the female category, and that our guidelines on testosterone thresholds are necessary, reasonable and proportionate in our aim to protect the integrity of the female category." so they're saying that their guidelines are necessary, reasonable and proportionate. they may say whatever they want to say. at the end of the day, the fact remains the same. do you have...? it's nonsense. australia are now 51—4. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. the former international wicket—keeperjack russell is also a successful artist and now he has painted portrtaits of the last surviving veterans from the korean war who fought at the battle of imjin river over 70 years ago. ahead of armistice day, all eight men have come together for the unveiling, on what could be theirfinal reunion. fiona lamdin was there. i shall always remember this. i haven't got long to go, mind. i'm 93 now. a reunion after nearly seven decades. these are the eight final survivors from the glorious gloucesters, who fought at the battle of imjin river in the korean war. hands which were trained for battle still have an unbreakable bond. it's good to be here, anyway. it is. can you just pull your jacket around a bit? i for the last year and a half, former international cricketer turned painterjack russell has committed their faces to canvas. and this is the moment 92—year—old tommy clough is shown his. that's me there, is it? yeah, can you see? yeah, it looks good. well, to be honest, i can't see very well, but i can see a blur. it's gorgeous, it's gorgeous. it is, jack, it's really gorgeous. in april 1951, after four long days of heavy fighting, they saved the capital seoul. but harry hawksworth was captured and held for two years in a prisoner of war camp.