mean more to people. in september, henderson did say that he'd been "really hurt" by the criticism he has received, insisting his intention had "always been to help causes and communities" and that he had not "changed as a person" the bbc has approached henderson for comment. manchester united and england defender harry maguire has accepted an apology from a ghanaian mp who mocked him. mp isaac adongo had been debating the country's budget last year when he compared the government's economic management to maguire�*s performances on the pitch. this week he said he wanted to correct the record — and called maguire a "transformational footballer". in the women's champions league, holders barcelona have made it 2 wins from 2 in the group stages — but not without a scare. they had to come from behind to beat eintracht frankfurt — who led through laura freigang. but barcelona responded in the second half — with three goals — salma paralluelo scoring twice. the win extends barcelona's perfect start to 11 wins in all competitions. elsewhere, eight—time champions lyon have also made it 2 wins from 2 — beating austrian side saint polten 2—0. in the same group, brann also have six points — they beat slavia prague whilst benfica edged past rosenborg i—o. by the end of thursday, we will know the semi final line up for this year's davis cup. the final match of the quarter finals gets underway later today — as serbia take on great britain. serbia are led by the world number one novak djokovic — who'll come up against cameron norrie in the first singles match. very professional, you know, great fighter, great competitor, lefty, obviously don't have too many lefties out there. he has shown and proven he can play really well and on different surfaces, he can do damage with the forehand and obviously the server uses, that lefty serve, to his advantage a lot, so i have played him in different surfaces and i know what to expect. so i'm going to get ready for that one. ijust need to go out, be myself and obviously he has had an unbelievable year, he is in huge format the moment, he looked very fresh compared to a lot of the other players on the tour finals. there is no greater challenge in tennis at the moment to go out and play him. i have kind of name for the last month now i am playing him so i had been preparing as well as i can. last year's runners up australia are already into the semi finals. they came from behind to beat the czech republic — matthew ebdon and max purcell beating jiri lehecka and adam pavlasek in straight sets to book their place in the finalfour. former west indies batter marlon samuels has been banned from all forms of the sport for six years for breaching anti—corruption rules. it follows an independent tribunal after samuels was found guilty by the international cricket council of breaking four rules during the 2019 abu dhabi tio league earlier this year. samuels played 71 tests for the west indies — and won the t20 world cup twice — but did retire from professional cricket in 2020. australian rugby international richie arnold says being the country's next head coach won't be an easyjob. his comments follow australia's worst ever performance at the rugby world cup after they failed to progress from the group stage for the first time in their history — but arnold says former head coach eddiejones — who walked away from thejob in october, isn't the only one to blame. eddie wasn't out there playing, it is down to the players and we didn't perform. you can spin it how to limit how if you want the end of the day the players have a responsibility and we didn't really perform out there. for the next coach, well, who knows? whoever, they could be similar to eddie. to the nba where the san antonio spurs coach gregg popovich criticised home fans who jeered former player kawhi leonard — as his side lost to the la clippers. leonard left the spurs in 2018 and was booed by their fans as he lined up to take free throws in the second quarter — but popovich chose to grab a microphone — and asked for the booing to stop — calling for the crowd to �*show a little class'. a reminder that the draw for the play offs for next summer's euros has been made — and can be found on the bbc sport website — but that's all the sport for now. it's one of the best known shows on british television and today doctor who is celebrating its 60th birthday. filled with daleks, cybermen, and tales of a mysterious doctor, it has gripped audiences since its first episode in 1963. to celebrate, three new special episodes of doctor who are being released, with some favourite characters returning to the who—niverse. 0ur entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, met some of the people who've helped make doctor who the show it is today. david tennant and catherine tate back in the roles they left in 2010. i had to wipe her memory to save her life. no! if she remembers me, she will die. tennant thrilled to be the doctor once more. to get to return to something that meant so much 15 years ago, was such a huge part of my life, and has never really gone away. i mean, doctorwho, when you're attached to it, you're attached to it. but to get to revisit it, sort of full—time, even briefly, was something i never really imagined. i don't believe in destiny. as well as tennant and tate, the man who brought back the show in 2005, russell t davies, has also returned. together, they made doctor who into one of tv�*s biggest hits. after a very long time something's coming back. your previous era was incredibly successful. there must be an element of nervousness about the pressure of expectation this time around? i think — i know what you mean. it's kind of like people said to me, can lightning strike twice? but actually, if you stand in the middle of a storm and hold up a great big piece of metal, lightning does strike you twice. the three new special episodes are celebrating the show�*s diamond anniversary. today, it's 60 years since the very first episode. when viewers turned on their tv sets at 5:15 on the 23rd of november 1963, this is what would have greeted them, something they'd never quite seen the like of before. so this is? the very first script of doctor who. few can be more delighted to see it celebrating its 60th birthday than the man who directed the very first episode. i wasn't the first director to be chosen. the original director walked. at the time we made the show, nobody knew what we had. i don't think we in the production area department knew what we had. 0r indeed, the bbc. i believe these people are known to you. they're two of my schoolteachers. what they had was something that would make television history, the story of a mysterious science fiction hero. it instantly struck a chord with audiences, even if those involved in making it initially had their doubts. and what's wrong with it? i got the script and ijust didn't understand it at all! one day i shall come back. and for the following six decades, there's been a long succession of doctors... fantastic. ..each with their own distinct personality, while still remaining... the doctor — we're on the list. ..battling monsters and villains... they are to be exterminated. ..and encountering all manner of creatures from across time and space. the secret of the show�*s longevity — who knows? or perhaps doctor who knows? they say there are only six or seven stories under the sun, and mankind's genius is to retell them and entertain us with them. and this is one of those stories. it's all connected to the storytelling of 1000 years ago. after david tennant the show will be in the hands of ncuti gatwa. his first full episode goes out on christmas day. i've had a little glimpse of what ncuti can do, and it's very exciting. fans hope that gatwa will be the first of many more doctors to come over the next 60 years. lizo mzimba, bbc news. if you're watching in the uk, the first doctor who special with david tennant is on bbc one on saturday at 6.30pm — as well as iplayer. it'll also be available on disney+ around the world. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. hello. pretty wild and windy day across parts of scotland today, but it's here we see the first big signs of weather change. yesterday on the moray coast, the north—east, temperatures reached 15, incredibly mild for this stage in november. just 7 degrees this afternoon. temperatures actually dropping through the day. and tomorrow there will be an added wind chill with it. it's this cold air, a pool of cold arctic air which is pushing southwards to all of us as we go through tonight and into tomorrow. also affecting a good part of europe as well. but it's really confined to the northern half of the uk for today. just to the north of this bank of cloud and rain affecting northern ireland, parts of northern england through this afternoon. sunshine and a scattering of showers to the north of that, but temperatures actually dropping through the day with winds at 50, 60 miles an hour towards the far north—east with showers turning wintry over higher ground. mild but brighter in the south with some broken cloud. but here we will see some patchy rain and drizzle during the first half of tonight, gradually becoming confined to cornwall, the isles of scilly and the channel islands. still reasonably mild here but elsewhere a much colder night tonight, temperatures barely above freezing in parts of scotland and northern england. so, a chillier start to tomorrow morning. showers in the north of scotland, snow even to lower levels for a time, and those strong winds continue. elsewhere, we'll see a lot more sunshine compared to today. a bit more cloud in northern ireland through to parts of wales, running down into the west midlands. could produce the odd light rain shower, but most places will be dry with sunny spells, much colder than we have been used to, though, single figure temperatures and an added wind chill in the north and east making it feel closer to freezing, particularly across parts of north—east scotland. then as we go through to friday night and saturday morning, still strong winds down the eastern coast, stopping temperatures from dropping much here, but further west, lighter winds, clearer skies and a widespread frost to start saturday. but whilst it will be a frosty start to saturday it will be a dry, sunny and crisp one. light winds for many areas, still a bit windy down eastern coasts and the chance of one or two rain showers. most, though, will be dry. again, temperatures widely into single figures. noticing that chill compared to what we've had of late, but the upside is you'll have a bit more sunshine. that will lead into some frost and fog patches to take us through saturday night and sunday morning. but sunday, a cold day, but a cloudier one. outbreaks of rain pushing on across the western half of the country, maybe making it across some southern counties too, and temperatures struggling to rise. take care. live from london. this is bbc news. israel says the agreement to pause fighting in gaza in exchange for the release of hostages will now not happen before friday. aid agencies want to use the expected pause to step up deliveries of humanitarian supplies to gaza. a doctorfrom gaza's largest hospital, al—shifa, tells the bbc that israeli military have arrested the director. i have arrested the director. am live in tel aviv as fa have i am live in tel aviv as families have anxious wait to see when they may see the released young ones. hundreds of thousands of new arrivals to the uk, a blow in the prime minister's promise to slash immigration. celebrations forthe anti—immigrant politician, geert wilders — his far right freedom party is the biggest winner in the netherlands elections. and in what's been described as a win for conservation, endangered blue whales return to the waters where they were wiped out by hunting decades ago. hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. there's a delay of at least a day in the agreement struck between israel and hamas, which would have seen a four—day pause in the fighting. under the agreement, hamas would exchange 50 israeli hostages, taken during the 7th of october attack,