The south west we have showers developing from a low Pressure Point here. It looks as though temperatures will sit close to freezing in many places so a chilly start and before i look at wednesday, lets look ahead and see the general trend and a couple of Weather Fronts to clear away, and this one will allow another area of High Pressure to drift down from the north and that will be quite significant because a north easterly flow will drive in a Cooler Air Mass across the country and a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather over the next few days. Back to wednesday, however, it looks likely it will start off with showers around across parts of cornwall, devon and into south wales and they will gradually drift north and they will gradually drift north and east along the m4 corridor. The low cloud, mist and murkiness perhaps just drifting but lingering along the north sea coast and some brighter skies out to the west, but a difference to the feel of the weather further north and we might see highest values of 14 in the south east if we are lucky but then the cooler air arrives through thursday and friday and a noticeable difference for all. Difference for all. George. Thank ou, difference for all. George. Thank you. Louise thats all from the bbc news at six, so its goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc� s news teams where you are. Hello and welcome to sportsday. Im catherine downs. Racings image crisis continues another image of a dead horse on the gallops, a jockey on top, while horses are moved from Gordon Elliots yard, with cheltenham just two weeks away. Part of the original liverpool Revolution Ian Stjohn has died at the age of 82. Well look back at his two great careers on the pitch and on the screen. And andy murray talks about the stress and motivation of proving his critics wrong every time he plays. Hello good evening. More disturbing pictures from the world of horse racing today as the sports image crisis deepens. Yesterday the grand National Winning trainer Gordon Elliot issued an apology, after a photograph appeared of him sitting on a dead horse on the training gallops. Hes been temporarily banned from racing in britain while the incident is investigated. Elliot has said it was a moment of madness. Today eight horses have been removed from elliots yard to train elsewhere including Cheltenham Festival favourite envoi allen. The festival is just two weeks away. And also today, a video has emerged of Amateurjockey Robjames climbing on a horse that died of a heart attack while training hes apologised too, saying his actions were wholly inappropriate and disrespectful, he say� s hes heartbroken by the damage hes caused. So with the controversial cheltenham and aintree meetings just around the corner, where Horse Welfare is always in the spotlight how damaging has this been to the sports reputation . Earlier, i spoke to the british horse racing authoritys director of Equine Health and welfare james given, and i started by asking him for his reaction to the images at the center of the storm. Im deeply saddened, and actually more than that, angry. Angry for all the people who work in sport whose values are just not represented by those images. Ive worked on it for nearly three decades now and i have never seen any behaviour that resembles this. Itsjust never seen any behaviour that resembles this. Its just in normas frustration that what this represents two people who arent interested in horse racing who get presented with these images is that its just unrecognisable to everybody who works in the sport and cares for horses very deeply. H0 . . . Cares for horses very deeply. How concerned cares for horses very deeply. How concerned are cares for horses very deeply. How concerned are you cares for horses very deeply. How concerned are you with cheltenham and aintree just around the corner for those who say that racing is inhumane, they are always they are always huge points of focus, received a ten score, the vets go out onto the chorus, and there is always a lot of focus on those fatalities at the big meets. Are you worried theres going to be even more focus on the back of this, given the crisis that racings facing . Given the crisis that racings facin . , given the crisis that racings facina . ,. Facing . Welcome i suspect there will be. But facing . Welcome i suspect there will be but racing facing . Welcome i suspect there will be. But racing has facing . Welcome i suspect there will be. But racing has worked facing . Welcome i suspect there will be. But racing has worked very facing . Welcome i suspect there will be. But racing has worked very hard| be. But racing has worked very hard for many, many years now to reduce the risk without taking the essence of sport away. Horses receive the very best of care before they go to the racecourses and out the racecourses. The incident of injury and mortality as a result of extra work and attention for many years now, and its at an all time low numbers. Now, and its at an alltime low numbere now, and its at an alltime low numbers. ~. , ~ , numbers. What you think the sport can do than numbers. What you think the sport can do than to numbers. What you think the sport can do than to prove numbers. What you think the sport can do than to prove that numbers. What you think the sport can do than to prove that what numbers. What you think the sport can do than to prove that what we | can do than to prove that what we have seen over the last few days is not the norm . What can it do to prevent any more damage to its reputation . Reputation . Well, we Ust Keep T In to reputation . Well, we ust keep trying to have t reputation . Well, we just keep trying to have interviews reputation . Well, we just keep trying to have interviews with l reputation . Well, we just keep i trying to have interviews with like this, where we demonstrate, and it is, its not put on commits absolute raw emotion. I havent seen people this angry in sport and all the time ive worked in it because they are just furious that they have been let down by a couple of very selfish thoughtless individuals who have just put the sport into a bad light, whichjust is not just put the sport into a bad light, which just is not what ive ever seen, and it doesnt reflect the values everyone else in the sport shares. G. , values everyone else in the sport shares. G. ,. , shares. James given there from the british horseracing shares. James given there from the British Horseracing Authority British Horseracing Authority speaking to me earlier. From the pitch to punditry football is remembering one of its most effervescent names. Ian stjohn has died at the age of 82. He was part of bill shankly� s transformation of liverpool into a footballing superpower scoring the goal that won them their first fa cup in 1965. And after his Playing Career came to an end, he became a brilliant Broadcaster Essential Viewing for footballs fans on a saturday lunchtime Withjimmy Greaves on Saint And Greavsie. Welljoining me to reflect on ian stjohn and his legacy is former liverpool captain phil thompson. Fail, thank you so much forjoining us to share your thoughts this evening. A very sad day, but you did have some crossover, didnt you, with the scenes during your playing days. Phil. What do you remember of him . Days. Phil. What do you remember of him . ~. , days. Phil. What do you remember of him . ~. ,. , of him . Well, he was a wonderful cu. Of him . Well, he was a wonderful guy first. Of him . Well, he was a wonderful guy first. As of him . Well, he was a wonderful guy first. As a of him . Well, he was a wonderful guy. First, as a fan, of him . Well, he was a wonderful guy. First, as a fan, standing guy. First, as a fan, standing there, watching the same play, ripping it all up before them, the wonderful duo of roger hunt and ian stjohn was absolutely fantastic in the 60s, winning the league and 64, and again in 66, but it was that memorable day, as you have just said, scored the winning goal against leads united at wembley in an fa cup final, liverpools first, and he was some player. Hejust characterised the whole of the liverpool side, what he wanted in a player, he gave it his all, and he was only really quite small when he was only really quite small when he was fantastic in the air, and he put himself about, gave centre backs a lot of trouble. He was absolutely fantastic, and at the time in liverpool, they were making massive statements. ,. , liverpool, they were making massive statements statements. Yes, that revolution that came statements. Yes, that revolution that came from statements. Yes, that revolution that came from the statements. Yes, that revolution that came from the outcome statements. Yes, that revolution that came from the outcome of l statements. Yes, that revolution that came from the outcome of those years and years of dominance, he was there right at the beginning. What was he like around the Training Ground . You were a youngster coming through, you are an apprentice at the time, was he encouraging from a was a friendly, was he quite scary . He was quite scary, not as tommy smith, but being a young lad, i was an apprentice, so ive got two years as an apprentice. It was just being as an apprentice. It was just being a liverpool fan, being in that dressing room, cleaning dirty boots, taking care of the saint, but he could be, he was very, very quick with his tone. He could give you a lashing and he could give you really some good advice. He was one of those players who you didnt mess with, and a lot of the other players would do because the saint was like that. Next to him was tommy smith. Tommy was the other one who really frightened me and that dressing room, whether i put his kit out right or if i took it away rights, whether i clean his boots properly, it was massive, but the saints the saints, we will always remember him in the liverpool family for that one day. That one day in may, at wimpy, scoring that winning goal, diving ahead or come away from the goal, to headed back towards the net, a memorable moment. That ackknife net, a memorable moment. That jackknife and net, a memorable moment. That jackknife and i net, a memorable moment. That jackknife and i think net, a memorable moment. That jackknife and i think they call it, dont they . You mentioned his quick wit and quick tongue, and obviously that was hugely important to him when he switched to being a broadcaster. Did you watch his show, did you see it . Edit broadcaster. Did you watch his show, did you see it . Did you see it . Of course it was different, did you see it . Of course it was different, catherine. Did you see it . Of course it was different, catherine. We did you see it . Of course it was i different, catherine. We marveled did you see it . Of course it was different, catherine. We marveled at it because, dont forget, everything was set before us, match of the day, on a ball on the sunday, the matches, and we were all very, very clinical, and everybody can use sort of knew what everybody was going to say, but not with that show. You knew saint was the front man who would have to look at the auto cue and deliver those words to sort of get a little bit of et coming after them, butjimmy wasnt like that. Jimmy was ad libbing and he was ready for a laugh, and saints got along with him and we will always remember the saints lafon there. He was quite loud and he would just laugh at everything. So it was different. Yes, it was serious when needed, but they had a laugh, they have the crack, they had a little bit of fun, and it made our saturday afternoons. So it was Something Different from what we had always been served. Different from what we had always been served been served. Made our Saft Afternoons been served. Made our Saft Afternoons on been served. Made our Saft Afternoons on the been served. Made our Saft Afternoons on the page been served. Made our Saft Afternoons on the page and j been served. Made our saft i afternoons on the page and on been served. Made our Saft Afternoons on the page and on the screen, didnt he . Phil thompson, thank you so much for sharing sharing your memories with us there. Ian stjohn died at the age of 82. Liverpool players past and present have been quick to pay tribute on social media. Vice captain james milner said simply. Left back Andy Robertson wrote. And ex forward John Aldridge said. You really got the Impression Hearing phil reflect on his memories there. Im sure therell be plenty of memories shared of ian stjohn when Manchester City Take On Wolves tonight at the etihad, the premier League Leaders looking to go 15 points clear at the top of the table john murray is there to commentate for radio 5live john, any Saint And Greavsie memories of your own . Well, i mean, what a fantastic life he had well, i mean, what a fantastic life he had when you think about it. To be, you he had when you think about it. To be, you know, a tv star, as he was, and before be, you know, a tv star, as he was, and before that, to be a genuine football and before that, to be a genuine football star of the 19605 as well, you know. Football star of the 19605 as well, you know, and when you look at pictures. You know, and when you look at pictures. As you know, and when you look at pictures, as i have done today, you see him pictures, as i have done today, you see him and pictures, as i have done today, you see him and he fits perfectly into that liverpool life of the 605, the way that that liverpool life of the 605, the way that he had his hair cut, he coutdve way that he had his hair cut, he couldve almost been one of the beatles couldve almost been one of the beatles. So a life wonderfully lived by ten beatles. So a life wonderfully lived by ten st beatles. So a life wonderfully lived by ian st john. Beatles. So a life wonderfully lived by ian stjohn. find beatles. So a life wonderfully lived by ian st john by ian st john. And such an important by ian st john. And such an important part by ian st john. And such an important part of by ian st john. And such an important part of that by ian st john. And such an important part of that revolution in liverpool, turning it into a superpower, and he must have loved liverpool winning the title last season. Looks like itll be city this time round . Ye5 yes it does, with Everyday Magic goes yes it does, with Everyday Magic goes by, yes it does, with Everyday Magic goes by, the general expectation is that this goes by, the general expectation is that this will be up to notch on regaining that this will be up to notch on regaining the title, and city are on this tremendous run at the moment of 20 consecutive win5, this tremendous run at the moment of 20 consecutive wins, 27 matches unbeaten 20 consecutive wins, 27 matches unbeaten in all competitions. They have won unbeaten in all competitions. They have Won Every Game they played in 202i have Won Every Game they played in 202i so have Won Every Game they played in 2021. So even though wolve5 have Won Every Game they played in 2021. So even though wolves are on a decent 2021. So even though wolves are on a decent run 2021. So even though wolves are on a decent run of 2021. So even though wolves are on a decent run of their own which is five matches unbeaten in the primarily, you have to think it will be a primarily, you have to think it will be a tail primarily, you have to think it will be a tall order for them to take anything be a tall order for them to take anything off city tonight. But i guess anything off city tonight. But i guess you never know. We anything off city tonight. But i guess you never know. We will be listenin guess you never know. We will be listening to guess you never know. We will be listening to on guess you never know. We will be listening to on radio guess you never know. We will be listening to on radio five guess you never know. We will be listening to on radio five live, listening to on radio five live, John Camille Call wrapped up there in the stands at the eddie had just across town. Keep warm, enjoy the football. We will be listening later on bbc five live. A quick round up of some of the days other stories and the government has backed a plan by the Football Associations of the uk and ireland to put together a joint bid to host the world cup in 2030. Prime minister borisjohnson has pledged 2. 8 million pounds. A formal bid wouldnt begin to take shape until next year once the Governing Bodies have completed a feasilbility study. Mercedes have unveiled their new car ahead of the new f1 season. The 2020 constructors champions will continue with the black Colour Scheme they switched to last year to protest against racisism and promote diversity in the sport. Lewis hamilton will be going for an eighth world title win. England opener Tammy Beaumont has gone to the top of crickets one day Batting Rankings for the first time. She made half centuries in all three matches in the series win over new zealand. She moves up five places on the list, Overtaking Australia Captain meg lanning at the top. Andy murray has said he feels like hes playing for his career every time he steps on court. Murray is trying to make a return to top level tennis after being fitted with a metal hip in 2019 hes been given a wildcard to play in the Rotterdam Open and fought back to beat another wildcard entry robin haase in 3 sets last night. After the match he spoke openly about how much his comeback means and how hes had to block out the calls to give up and retire. Patrick gearey reports. For those who have known, loved and suffered with andy murray over