ground in northern scotland overnight and take us into tomorrow morning. high pressure to the west, low—pressure to the east, driving quite a strong northerly wind. that will make it feel cold for many tomorrow. plough to start tomorrow in the south—west, wales and northern ireland. maybe the odd shower. and showers running down the coast in what will be a strong wind. look at the temperatures, despite some sunshine, temperatures along the east coast, six or 7 degrees and when we factor in the strength of the win, it will feel closer to freezing in some places. slightly milderfeel further freezing in some places. slightly milder feel further south and west, that will not last. as we moved to friday night and see this area of high pressure tending to build, showers down the east coast but for most, the winds will fall light and we will see clear skies on friday night into saturday will be cold, perhaps the first widespread frost of the season. saturday looks like a beautiful day but a chilly one on sunday could bring some rain from the west. and that's bbc news at six. dharshini david, bbc hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak. coming up on the programme. can great britain stop novak djokovic and serbia? we have the latest on their davis cup quarterfinal in malaga. wales gets finland and then and home draws all of the wheat as they try to reach next summers european championship. getting ready for this weekends rematch, ireland's katie taylor vows to take her second chance against chantelle cameron. because for the rematch i know this is me trying to stamp on it. this because for the rematch i know this is me trying to stamp on it.- is me trying to stamp on it. this is a personal— is me trying to stamp on it. this is a personal fight — is me trying to stamp on it. this is a personal fight for _ is me trying to stamp on it. this is a personal fight for me _ is me trying to stamp on it. this is a personal fight for me and i - is me trying to stamp on it. this is a personal fight for me and i can't| a personal fight for me and i can't wait to— a personal fight for me and i can't wait to step — a personal fight for me and i can't wait to step in there. also coming up on sportsday... how climate change is disrupting grassroots sports and why it is shaking the foundations of the sporting pyramid. welcome along, thank you forjoining us this thursday night. is there anyone that can stop novak djokovic? that is the question great britain are hoping they have the answer to today. they're playing serbia in the quarter finals of the davis cup in malaga. you might recall dan evans' heroics in their win over france in the last round where he and neal skupski saved four match points to beat france and advance to the last eight. problem is evans and andy murray are both out through injury — so britain's hopes rest onjack draper, cam norrie, and doubles specialists and multiple grand slam champions neil skupski and joe salisbury. there are two singles matches and a doubles if needed. joe wilson has the latest: jack draper is under way, this is the first match, a tight opening set, both players holding their served throughout, it went to a tie—break in the end but it was his opponent who has one that tie—break. in the end it went his way, 7—2, and so jack draper with work to do, 7—2 in that tie—break, written with work to do having lost at first set. these are life pictures than, serbia's number 55, 2a years old, quarterfinals and 2023, close to when it is first atp title at the bottom of your screen, but draper the favourites, reducing the forefront of the us open draper with the bigger shots, 2i forefront of the us open draper with the bigger shots, 21 years old hoping to win a switch and setting written up for the match between cameron norrie and novak djokovic, and there is a doubles the cider if needed. draperwent and there is a doubles the cider if needed. draper went in the first game in the second set, and transit land a punch and break care on its benefits if he can do it. he could take them to deduce if he wins that match but doesn't and so katzman which is on the board in that second set as well. you can file it on iplayer and the bbc sport website. who was the winner of that type play? the winner will face italy in the semi finals tomorrow. jannik sinner won his singles match andthen teamed up with lorenzo sonego to take the deciding doubles for a 2—1 victory over the netherlands. it's a let —— it's of the winners in 1976 into a second davis cup finals. after the disappointment of not automatically qualifying for next summer's euro's, wales now know who they'll have to beat if they're to reach the tournament in germany. they'll play finland in a play off semifinal in cardiff on 21st of march — and the winner of that game will have a home game against either poland or estonia five days later. wales have avoided iceland and ukraine — with manager robert page happy with the draw his side have got: to be nice if we have the playoffs coming up in a few weeks because we have that momentum at the moment with six unbeaten but it gives us an opportunity to influence some role players who are not playing we can and we got to go and get some games and we got to go and get some games and get us and even at your place for a physical point of view, march, a young grouping there it have qualified for each tournament and they don't know other than qualified month so they have the hunger to do it and will be ready for it in march, mixed with a group of senior players that have enjoyed the last two tournaments as well. just three of the 2a places at euro 2024 remain up for grabs. wales want one of them. in the other side of the draw, or pathway, israel face a semifinal against iceland while bosnia and herzegovina will host ukraine. that means there's a chance israel and ukraine, both countries currently fighting separate wars, could play each other for a place at the euros. wales women's manager gemma grainger has named her squad for the final two nations league matches next month — with no injury absentees. they play iceland at the cardiff city stadium on the 1st of december, before heading to swansea to host germany four days later. wales are yet to pick up a point in the campaign, but grainger says they're confident that will change: for us it's an ideal situation against iceland, and a bit like a playoff game which we want to experience and we know the final game of the nations leak is still to be played after the iceland game but we are clear on what we need to do in that game, which is to win by two clear goals which means us going out and putting a performance in the playoff game environments. that's what we want because our longer—term vision is to qualify for a european championship, so we relish that presser i look forward to the game. for all the incredible success manager emma hayes has enjoyed at chelsea — the women's champions league is the one trophy missing from the cabinet. can she win it in what will be her final season at the club before taking up her managerial role with the united states women's side? chelsea play paris fc at stamford bridge this evening as the group stages continue, they're hoping for better... we have respect for every team in our group but when we go out we expect to win, so i don't think about must wins or anything like that, ijust think about performing and i think if we play to the best of our ability, i know we tied against madrid away, last time we played them in the group a i waypoint was an important point, so we have to play every game as it comes, you can't think about the future or pass in the champions league, just one game at a time. everton were done ten points last week dropping them from 14th in the table to the relegation zone. you can't punish one team and others, we got punish lassies and for a totally different issue but the rules are there for a reason, and you can't punish one and not the others and there has to be consistency with these punishments and think that that. so, i think it's a bigger and more interesting issue for football than it is for us. burnley boss vincent kompany says he's paid no attention to everon's case. his club alongside leeds, nottingham forest, southampton, and leicester could pursue compensation claims but kompany reckons he won't be giving it any thought at all. i tend not to pay attention to anything _ i tend not to pay attention to anything i can't control, it's not something _ anything i can't control, it's not something i can control. quite frankly, — something i can control. quite frankly, i— something i can control. quite frankly, i think we have not been, in terms _ frankly, i think we have not been, in terms of— frankly, i think we have not been, in terms of results, in any position where _ in terms of results, in any position where we — in terms of results, in any position where we need to look at anybody else but_ where we need to look at anybody else but ourselves most of the focus is there. _ else but ourselves most of the focus is there. i'rn — else but ourselves most of the focus is there, i'm not dodging the question. _ is there, i'm not dodging the question, i understand the club has a vested _ question, i understand the club has a vested interest in this and there has been — a vested interest in this and there has been discussions at a premier league _ has been discussions at a premier league and — has been discussions at a premier league and board level but in all honesty— league and board level but in all honesty it— league and board level but in all honesty it has not been even one second on— honesty it has not been even one second on my mind. next on the programme — the impact of climate change on sport. a new report has found its threatening to disrupt grassroots sport in the uk by forcing more games to be postponed. that in turn could lead to fewer athletes and supporters being involved. the british association of sustainable sport says extreme weather has prevented. in the last decade and 64% more than 130,000 cricket overs have been played in the last decade and 64% of spectators and players say that extreme weather conditions are making supporting grassroots sports harder. there has also been an increase in applications to sport england's emergency flood relief funding from 132 in 2016 to 460 in 2022. five named storms have already hit the uk this winter, with storm babet cancelling all but two games in the top tier of scottish football in october. the same storm caused devastating flood damage to eighth tier side belper town, their stadium submerged for the third time in five years. the club were forced to raise £15,000 to cover the costs of repairs to facilities, widely used by the local community. the report says the sporting pyramid in this country is shaking. if grassroots sports topple it says, elite sport is poised to find itself on barren foundations." earlier i spoke to former 0lympic champion and chair of sport england chris boardman: it's so big, climate change, that we can't stare at it, is too big and overwhelming. essentially, we are the first generation to understand it, and we will be the last that actually able to do something to prevent it, which is scary. this port is wrapped up in it. some of the best things... one of the best things i seen today it was the fa have estimated 120,000 instigated a year are being lost at grassroots level due to pictures being flooded and outs of use and muddy. some of them are losing up to two months a year. and what that means is people are not being up to play, maybe find something else to do, smaller clubs will go under, organisations disbanded and kids won't have the opportunity to be healthy to stop thatis opportunity to be healthy to stop that is the kind of connection we need to make so people can see the value to what is in our lives. people do. they want us to take action and luckily for us about 82% of all the organisations we work with said we want to do something here. we want an ambitious strategy to tackle it. ~ ., here. we want an ambitious strategy to tackle it. ~ . , ., here. we want an ambitious strategy totackle it. . , ., ., , to tackle it. what is that ambitious strate: ? to tackle it. what is that ambitious strategy? what — to tackle it. what is that ambitious strategy? what needs _ to tackle it. what is that ambitious strategy? what needs to _ to tackle it. what is that ambitious strategy? what needs to be - to tackle it. what is that ambitious strategy? what needs to be done l to tackle it. what is that ambitious. strategy? what needs to be done to tackle it, chris? lats strategy? what needs to be done to tackle it, chris?— tackle it, chris? lots of things, i mentioned _ tackle it, chris? lots of things, i mentioned daunting _ tackle it, chris? lots of things, i mentioned daunting at - tackle it, chris? lots of things, i mentioned daunting at the - tackle it, chris? lots of things, i| mentioned daunting at the start, tackle it, chris? lots of things, i. mentioned daunting at the start, so we could start with everybody stop sign and that what switches off, we cannot cope with that level of change, i don't think we should come from that direction, it was sport cycling, particularly that came up with the term the application of marginal gains, the concept of improvement lots on lots of small things and when you aggregate them and bring them together you have world changing underworld beads and differences. that is how we should talk of this. for example, down at the local level it could be an commitment to recycling and other issues. forvenues, it is commitment to recycling and other issues. for venues, it is moving to led lighting, invested in insulation, solar heat bombs, and rewiring around the edges of football pitches stop so great examples there.— football pitches stop so great examples there. football pitches stop so great examles there. ~ , .,, , examples there. when people see the lines and the — examples there. when people see the lines and the figures _ examples there. when people see the lines and the figures surrounding - lines and the figures surrounding bad weather will say there is always been bad weather and they used to play on frozen pitches and mud fields and now things just get called off too easily, what do you say to that? fit called off too easily, what do you say to that?— say to that? at sport england we have a fund _ say to that? at sport england we have a fund that _ say to that? at sport england we have a fund that helps _ say to that? at sport england we have a fund that helps people i say to that? at sport england we i have a fund that helps people with flooding and with climate related issues, over the past two years it has increased the amount of usage, the fund has increased 3.5 times, so we are visibly seen the change and what it's costing us as well, which is millions. also people look at it and think it is so big, someone has to pay for its, and is not the right place to start. climate change doesn't care whether it's easy, he doesn't care whether it's easy, he doesn't care whether it's easy, he doesn't care withers expensive or whether we have to change, itjust is, and if we don't... , we can afford not to really, it's something we need to do and do now. i'm quite excited because i'm not really scared of big, the sport wants to get stuck in no and need to change. katie taylor says she's determined to take her "second chance" when she faces chantelle cameron in their rematch on saturday night. the irish boxer suffered the first defeat of her professional career in may when losing to the light—welterweight champion from england. cameron, who's 32, is undefeated in 18 fights whilst taylor, 37 nows, in 18 fights whilst taylor, 37 now, has never gone into a pro fight as an underdog. she'll be on home turf in dublin this weekend — our reporter ade adedoyn is there for us: the contrast in body language of both fighters at the press conference today compared to the one in may and they face each other is very interesting. back then chantelle cameron seemed very nervous and on edge, katie taylor was also smiled and relax and did lots of media interviews, this time around katie taylor was all business, she did the press conference about 50 minutes and then walked on stage, not speaking to the media and declined interviews. it is clear it is a huge night for her on saturday night against chantelle cameron, she is in an unusual situation where for the first time in her professional career she is in undergarment dog underdog trying to reverse a first to beat this demented 2006 real epics. i demented 2006 real epics. i understand it's a huge fight for me, and i can't wait to step in there, at this stage i know i'm going to perform to the best of my ability on saturday and it is going to be a completely different fight from the last time, i feel completely different fight from the last time, ifeel a lot completely different fight from the last time, i feel a lot better this time. ijust can't last time, i feel a lot better this time. i just can't wait to step last time, i feel a lot better this time. ijust can't wait to step in there, there's nothing else to say, i'm just ready to fight. i hit all the talk and press conferences, there's nothing to say. i'm ready to fight at this stage, i am excited for it and grateful to have this opportunity. i am just ready. katie opportunity. iam “ust ready. katie ta [or opportunity. iam “ust ready. katie taylor there. — opportunity. iamjust ready. katie taylor there, quite _ opportunity. iamjust ready. katie taylor there, quite a _ opportunity. lam just ready. katie taylor there, quite a contrast to chantelle cameron who was been all its matters this week, who told me its matters this week, who told me it was daunting last time facing katie taylor here in dublin, the home favourite and national treasure, which so much expectation on her despite being the champion and be in the underdog for that fight, she wants to prove that what happened last mate wasn't a fluke, and she is confident this time that victory would be more emphatic. saturday i think of as the passing of the _ saturday i think of as the passing of the torch, and also look at it, for beating _ of the torch, and also look at it, for beating katie taylor and the first time, she called for the rematch _ first time, she called for the rematch and this is me stamping my authority— rematch and this is me stamping my authority and sane is the passing of the torch _ authority and sane is the passing of the torch it— authority and sane is the passing of the torch. �* ., authority and sane is the passing of the torch. �* . , ., the torch. a final question, when ou the torch. a final question, when you aren't _ the torch. a final question, when you aren't entraining _ the torch. a final question, when you aren't entraining training - the torch. a final question, when j you aren't entraining training and put your head on the pillow, everyone sees of the things play out, on saturday night how do you see things? ads, out, on saturday night how do you see things?— out, on saturday night how do you see thins? �* . ., ., ., see things? a much more dominant performance _ see things? a much more dominant performance for _ see things? a much more dominant performance for me _ see things? a much more dominant performance for me and _ see things? a much more dominant performance for me and a _ see things? a much more dominant performance for me and a win. - see things? a much more dominant performance for me and a win. howj performance for me and a win. how does it come _ performance for me and a win. how does it come was — performance for me and a win. how does it come was to _ performance for me and a win. firm? does it come was to mark we will see saturday night was not chantelle cameron victor could see her as one of the best fighters and for katie taylor it and see her with another match, to keep that prospect alive, she has to get past chantelle cameron stop. ade adedoyn, bbc news. it's only four days since they met in the world cup final but india and australia played another game of cricket today, and this one was a lot closer than the match in ahmedabad on sunday. it was a t—20 and one on the final ball by india is six from the batsmen here, scanned constellation after losing the world cup a seems very different after the competition that ended, but india chase note 210 to win, this one is a best series. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today.. england test captain ben stokes has made himself unavailable for next year's indian premier league to manage his workload and fitness. stokes hopes to be fit to lead his country in a five—match test series against india which begins onjanuary 25th. 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 t10 league earlier this year. and wembley�*s arch will only be lit for football and entertainment under a new policy approved by the football association. the decision comes after criticism the arch was not lit in the colours of the israel flag following attacks on the country by hamas in october. the uk's only openly gay active male professional footballer — blackpool forward jake daniels — sastordan henderson's move from liverpool to saudi arabia felt like a slap in the face following his support of the lgbtq+ community. henderson now plays for saudi side al—ettifaq, in a country where same—sex sexual activity is illegal... it was frustrating that henderson message me when i came out, i had the dm with him backing me and then seeing him move the saudi it was kind of a slap in the face, really. so, in a bit frustrating but i guess the money pays well and money must mean more to people. same with steven gerrard as well he has gone over there and he said if i ever wants to get into contact to message them, but it was frustrating so many people moved over. i think in the mail football it comes to a strength, players who they, as gay are seen as weak and in football you want to be strong and dominate the game, that's what i feel is a problem. for me as a meal i was able to come out and feel positive about that. in women's football, and for them it is so much easier, and i want to speak to them about why that is because i want to know what so much different to the women's game from the men's. in september, jordan henderson said that he'd been "really hurt" by the criticism he'ss received, insisting his intention had "always been to help causes and communities" and that he has not "changed as a person" the bbc has approached henderson for comment following jake daniels' interview. lewis hamilton has denied claims he approached red bull about a move there earlier this year. it's after red bull team principal christian horner told the daily mail there'd been "an inquiry" from hamilton. the seven time world champion signed a new two—year deal with mercedez in august after protracted negotiations: i have not approached christian horner, i haven't spoken to them for years and no one from my team, i've checked with everyone. ihla years and no one from my team, i've checked with everyone.— checked with everyone. no one from m team checked with everyone. no one from my team has — checked with everyone. no one from my team has reach _ checked with everyone. no one from my team has reach out _ checked with everyone. no one from my team has reach out to _ checked with everyone. no one from my team has reach out to him - checked with everyone. no one from i my team has reach out to him however he had _ my team has 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his first set, using a second set there, jack draper back in the world top 16 own, overcoming that shoulder injury a good solid entity season, fourth round of the us open as well, trying to lunge upon share because cameron norrie against novak djokovic is to come and then potentially a decider and draper needs that level things up and draper needs that level things up and more shots like that are needed, but for me and that is all for now goodbye. hello there. we've seen much more sunshine round today, but it feels very different in different parts of the country. our first weather watcher picture was taken in suffolk, and here it feels mild, temperatures around about 1k degrees in the afternoon. in scotland, we are getting more sunshine today. but here, it is getting colder through the afternoon, temperatures around eight degrees in perth. and you can see the temperature contrast that we have north—south across the uk, generally it is mild across england and wales, with temperatures typically around 13, but for all of us tomorrow it is going to be colder, those temperatures are going to be dropping. instead of this westerly wind that most of us are seeing today, we will replace it with more of a north or north—westerly wind, and that is going to drag down the colder weather overnight and into tomorrow, the colder air coming in behind that weather front there. and this is where the weather front is this evening. there is not much rain on it at all, that sinks down to the south—west, clear skies follow, and a few showers into scotland, and those will turn wintry even to lower levels. it could be quite stormy in shetland as well. frost—wise, overnight it will be coldest, i think, in scotland and the far north of england, enough cloud elsewhere to keep the temperatures a few degrees above freezing. the cloud we have got in northern ireland, wales and the south—west could produce one or two light showers, but should break up, sunshine coming through. most places will be dry and quite sunny. we still have some showers, mostly of rain in northern scotland and driving down the north sea coasts where the winds are strongest. temperatures wise we are looking at generally into single figures, but it will feel cold where the winds are stronger, so northern and eastern scotland, and all the way down these eastern most parts of england we have the strongest of the winds, and so temperatures are going to feel more like one, two or three degrees — quite a shock to the system. as the winds drop overnight, tomorrow night, we will get the first widespread frost of the autumn. lowest temperatures will be inland, away from those exposed coasts. numbers could be low as about minus five. but for saturday, most places will be dry and sunny. it is not going to be as windy, there won't be as many showers in the northeast and down those north sea coasts. there will be more cloud in northern scotland. temperatures again sitting around 6—7 degrees. it will feel cold again on sunday but there will be more cloud around. my from london, this is bbc news. the conflict in gaza is to pause on friday morning for the first time since israel's bombardment of the territory began. the first is really hostages held by hamas will be released in the afternoon in exchange for the least of dusting prisoners. of 5 euros bill emergency medical treatment, prisoners. of 5 euros bill emergency medicaltreatment, one prisoners. of 5 euros bill emergency medical treatment, one of five people in a stabbing in dublin —— a five—year—old girl. hat people in a stabbing in dublin -- a five-year-old girl.— five-year-old girl. not looking for an other five-year-old girl. not looking for any other person _ five-year-old girl. not looking for any other person at _ five-year-old girl. not looking for any other person at this _ five-year-old girl. not looking for any other person at this time. - any other person at this time. hundreds of thousands of new arrivals to the uk — a blow to the prime minister's promise to slash immigration. an anti—immigrant politician is preparing to lead coolish in the netherlands after his far right freedom party won a sharp election victory. —— machach. —— shock. in the last few minutes, qatar has released details on the cease—fire. first of is really hostages, 13 from a group of 50, will be released a few hours after. israel has confirmed