rain, some strong winds for a time, briefly gusting up to 60mph across western scotland and through the day the winds will ease a little for some of us and we will see some outbreaks of rain at times and temperatures will range from 13 in aberdeen to 17 in plymouth, and then into the weekend, this chart tells the story. low pressure firmly in charge and it's like being stuck in the spin cycle of a washing machine as the weather system spirals around the area of low pressure meaning we will see bands of rain moving throughout time, brisk winds and it will stay cool and autumnal. a reminder of the main story this evening. after days of empty fuel pumps and queues on garage forecourt, the prime minister says there are signs that the situation is starting to improve. that's all from the bbc news at six. so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we now join the bbc�*s news teams where you are. welcome along to sportsday and it's another champions league week across europe. el cashico is one of the labels. that is as manchester city take on psg. liverpool will wear black arm bands after the death of former manager roger hunt will stop and the crowd will be back as 40,000 runners take on the london marathon. we are askin: take on the london marathon. we are asking peeple — take on the london marathon. we are asking peeple to _ take on the london marathon. we are asking people to be _ take on the london marathon. we are asking people to be sensible - 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match. it is different, obviously not the be all and end all, - match. it is different, obviously not the be all and end all, they| not the be all and end all, they have to win this game, but again you want to set the tone, playing against the best players and something players will be looking forward to. such an exciting game the first time, first half i thought manchester city did not really come out, the rabbit a bit unsure, now they will be ready for them. but fantastic players, fantastic occasion. fantastic players, fantastic occasion-— fantastic players, fantastic occasion. , ., , ., occasion. this time round, they have made a number _ occasion. this time round, they have made a number of _ occasion. this time round, they have made a number of additions. - occasion. this time round, they have made a number of additions. only i occasion. this time round, they have made a number of additions. only a | made a number of additions. only a coule, i made a number of additions. only a counle. i am _ made a number of additions. only a couple, i am guessing _ made a number of additions. only a couple, i am guessing lionel- made a number of additions. only a couple, i am guessing lionel messi| couple, i am guessing lionel messi and that is the one everyone is waiting for to see if he will be fit and we all want to see him on the pitch and will be incredible if he is. he is not going first psg at the moment but world—class player and looking forward to it. fine moment but world-class player and looking forward to it.— looking forward to it. one of city's strenath looking forward to it. one of city's strength over _ looking forward to it. one of city's strength over the _ looking forward to it. one of city's strength over the last _ looking forward to it. one of city's strength over the last couple - looking forward to it. one of city's strength over the last couple of. strength over the last couple of seasons have been the defence. this is almost the ultimate test if you have a scenario where it is messi, killian mbappe and neymar. you have midfielders, players _ killian mbappe and neymar. you have midfielders, players from _ killian mbappe and neymar. you have midfielders, players from wide - midfielders, players from wide areas, they have players who can punish you all over and theyjust have to be a team performance from the front. i think if the setup is correct, pressing from the front, everyone gets their position is right and distances that could be the difference and i think manchester city have got it. beautiful evening in paris, coverage on five live and i feel it is one of the champions league nights were almost anything could happen. absolutely, should be a real cracker. coverage from 7pm tonight on 5 live. also an opportunity for liverpool to assert their dominance. absolutely, the will assert their dominance. absolutely, they will want _ assert their dominance. absolutely, they will want to _ assert their dominance. absolutely, they will want to build _ assert their dominance. absolutely, they will want to build on _ assert their dominance. absolutely, they will want to build on that - they will want to build on that really impressive opening when. —— opening win. yeah, liverpool will be looking to back up that impressive comeback win against ac milan, a few weeks ago. just like city they're on their travels too. they're away in porto tonight, which means a return to his hometown club for forward diogo jota. he's been at liverpool forjust a year now since joining from wolves and despite being tasked with the difficultjob of breaking up one of the world's best front three in salah, mane and firmino, jota's managed to establish himself as a vital part ofjurgen klopp's side. obviously i knew they were one of the best_ obviously i knew they were one of the best tree areas, attacking trio is, in _ the best tree areas, attacking trio is, in the — the best tree areas, attacking trio is, in the world, but i never thought— is, in the world, but i never thought about coming and taking anyone's— thought about coming and taking anyone's place. i thought about coming — anyone's place. i thought about coming and giving my best in trainings _ coming and giving my best in trainings and games and that is up to the _ trainings and games and that is up to the manager to decide. that is always— to the manager to decide. that is always useful when you have those kinds _ always useful when you have those kinds of _ always useful when you have those kinds of players to help you, because _ kinds of players to help you, because in the end what we want is to win _ so that's all to come tonight, gav, with lots more matches around europe as well. as for tomorrow, reigning champions chelsea are back in action. they travel to turin to face juventus. but they'll be without n'golo kante for the game. the midfielder�*s got covid—19, so he won't be available. meanwhile, manchester united will be looking to bounce back from their opening defeat when they host villareal at old trafford, the team that beat them in the europa league final last season. now, despite having one of the strongest squads in europe, united have struggled recently. they've lost three of their last four matches in all competitions, so there's no denying there's pressure on manager ole gunnar solskjaer. but in his press conference today he said... so he's confident, gav, but you have to think, after that really disappointing defeat to young boys last time out, this is a game united, and solskjaer, really have to win. it really will be, lots to look forward to for that one. thank you very much indeed. liverpool players will wear black armbands tonight in their game at porto, following the death of former striker roger hunt. the 1966 world cup winner has passed away at the age of 83. he won 34 caps for england and scored three of his 18 international goals in the 1966 tournament, where he played in every game. he also scored 244 league goals for liverpool, which is still a club record. he won the league title with them twice in 1964 and 66 and the fa cup in between. though he was never honoured to the extent of some of his england team—mates, to the liverpool fans he was known as "sir roger". the current liverpool boss, jurgen klopp has paid his tributes, saying... liverpool's overall record goal—scorer ian rush said... "very sad to hear of the passing of sir roger hunt, someone i would always look up to. he was a fantastic goal scorer and a true gentleman on and off the pitch." and this from another former liverpool striker, john aldridge. we have had some squad announcements. gareth bale will miss games against czech republic and estonia next week with what has been described as a significant hamstring tear. he had been due to win his 100th cap but the wales captain has not played since the last international and he picked up the injury on his return to real madrid. northern ireland manager says he is confidentjonny evans will be fit for the qualifier. he is dealing with an ongoing foot injury. was on the bench for the draw with burnley at the weekend and it started in the league cup last week. manchester united midfielder is back in the scotland squad as they prepare to face israel and the faroe islands. groin injuries left them second in their group. several players are getting involved in a campaign to raise money for the afghanistan women footballers, forced to evacuate their country after the taliban seized power in august. the players union fifpro are behind the idea. had this come together? they said the ambition _ had this come together? they said the ambition was _ had this come together? they said the ambition was to _ had this come together? they said the ambition was to raise - had this come together? they said the ambition was to raise 25,000 | the ambition was to raise 25,000 us dollars orjust over £18,000 to support a group of 75 athletes, including many female footballers, members of the women's national football team and girls as well who are considered to be in immediate danger when at the taliban took control of afghanistan. that is because they played football and were involved in a sport and they were involved in a sport and they were evacuated in august with the help of fifpro, the world players union, and the vast majority of them have been taken in by australia. but fifpro say they will face a drastically altered lives and this campaign which has had the support of professional players as you say it like chelsea players and netherlands defender. the money will be used to assist with their relocation, things like accommodation and a psychological and medical help. the former afghanistan women's national team player tommy early at the campaign is usually important to show the evacuated players they're not alone. —— told me earlier. i asked how it has been seeing the developing situation in afghanistan. it has been seeing the developing situation in afghanistan.- situation in afghanistan. it was horrible. horrible _ situation in afghanistan. it was horrible. horrible to _ situation in afghanistan. it was horrible. horrible to not - situation in afghanistan. it was horrible. horrible to not knowl situation in afghanistan. it was . horrible. horrible to not know how the girls _ horrible. horrible to not know how the girls and women in afghanistan are. the girls and women in afghanistan are we_ the girls and women in afghanistan are. we were feeling so bad because also my— are. we were feeling so bad because also my family and the girls in afghanistan, we knew that they would not be _ afghanistan, we knew that they would not be safe _ afghanistan, we knew that they would not be safe if the taliban came to afghanistan and it was a very horrible — afghanistan and it was a very horrible situation and it was not easy— horrible situation and it was not easy for— horrible situation and it was not easy for us— horrible situation and it was not easy for us to realise what is happening now in afghanistan. we are still in _ happening now in afghanistan. we are still in shock and cannot believe that it _ still in shock and cannot believe that it has — still in shock and cannot believe that it has happened in afghanistan. i that it has happened in afghanistan. i know— that it has happened in afghanistan. i know that — that it has happened in afghanistan. i know that these 75 players have been evacuated. perhaps mainly because playing football in afghanistan was seen as an act of defiance and therefore the risk profile was actually higher than most women because they had been linked to playing football, playing sport. what is your message to the 75 people who were evacuated? star; 75 people who were evacuated? stay stronu. we 75 people who were evacuated? stay strong- we are _ 75 people who were evacuated? stay strong. we are your voice, we are supporting _ strong. we are your voice, we are supporting you guys and we will do everything to help you and the girls. — everything to help you and the girls, they are in trauma. they have to know— girls, they are in trauma. they have to know they— girls, they are in trauma. they have to know they are not alone. of course, — to know they are not alone. of course, they are now in a new country. — course, they are now in a new country, they do not know anything about _ country, they do not know anything about the _ country, they do not know anything about the system. most of them it cannot— about the system. most of them it cannot speak the language and they have so— cannot speak the language and they have so many barriers. what i can say, _ have so many barriers. what i can say, you _ have so many barriers. what i can say, you girls, you're not alone. we are standing— say, you girls, you're not alone. we are standing with you guys and we will do _ are standing with you guys and we will do everything to help you. she also told me _ will do everything to help you. file: also told me she will do everything to help you. 5is: also told me she is will do everything to help you. 5“is: also told me she is concerned for those players who were not able to be evacuated and those involved in other sports, be evacuated and those involved in othersports, notjust be evacuated and those involved in other sports, notjust football, backin other sports, notjust football, back in afghanistan, who may face a risk to life and at taliban regime. she also said the fundraising campaign is a starting point. clearly there is a long road ahead that the players who have been evacuated and fifpro said ongoing support will be needed for those girls and women whose love of football meant they have lost everything. football meant they have lost everything-— football meant they have lost eve hina. ., , . everything. thank you very much indeed for _ everything. thank you very much indeed for that. _ still to come on sportsday... we'll hear from the skipping sikh who hopes to inspire others to get active with his unusual exploits at the london marathon. england cricket captainjoe root says he is "desperate" to take part in the ashes, but he's stopped short of confirming whether he'll lead the side in australia. the tour is up in the air because of covid restrictions and players are waiting to learn what the touring conditions will be for the series, which is due to start on the 8th of december. that first match is scheduled for brisbane and covid is causing disruption to sport there. queensland's sheffield shield fixture against tasmania was postponed because of four, just four, new community cases in the state. that led the visiting side to fly home. joe root has been explaining some of his concerns to our sports correspondentjoe wilson. what exactly do you need to hear or see written down in terms of what the ashes is actually going to be like for you to feel 100% sure about going out there? i do like for you to feel 100% sure about going out there?— like for you to feel 10096 sure about going out there?— going out there? i do not think it is fair for me _ going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to _ going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to say _ going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to say what - going out there? i do not think it is fair for me to say what my - is fair for me to say what my personal... we have to wait until we get the information and there will be decisions made after that. it is really important that that is respected and that the guys really do get the opportunity to think that through and do what is best for them and their mental well—being and a number of otherfactors. and their mental well—being and a number of other factors. hopefully we are in a position where we have got a full squad of players raring to go. in got a full squad of players raring to no. , ., , got a full squad of players raring toao. , . ., to go. in terms of this particular decision, what _ to go. in terms of this particular decision, what role _ to go. in terms of this particular decision, what role do _ to go. in terms of this particular decision, what role do you - to go. in terms of this particular decision, what role do you thinkj to go. in terms of this particular- decision, what role do you think you have in influencing the players? because clearly a lot of the guys you know really well. i because clearly a lot of the guys you know really well.— because clearly a lot of the guys you know really well. i am not sure whether influencing _ you know really well. i am not sure whether influencing is _ you know really well. i am not sure whether influencing is the - you know really well. i am not sure whether influencing is the right - you know really well. i am not sure | whether influencing is the right way to be doing things. i think as a captain you have a responsibility, but i think until we get that information, which is very difficult to make a decision. the winter may be uncertain, but root�*s brilliant summer with the bat has seen him named the men's player of the year by the professional cricketer�*s association. he scored 661 runs, including three centuries in as many tests against india. at the same awards, uncapped evejones has become the first domestic player to win the women's honours after scoring over 800 runs for central sparks and birmingham phoenix. previous winners have all been england players. the county champions warwickshire made a fantastic start to the bob willis trophy, the end of season showpiece. they bowled out lancashire forjust 78 in less than 28 overs, pace bowler craig miles impressing yet again. and they've been equally dominant in their reply — 120 without loss when bad light stopped play, asjim lumsden reports. having been pipped to the title by warwickshire, lancashire were out for revenge, but the bears won the toss and chose to field. that proved astute, lancashire managed eight runs before george bid farewell for one. it was the beginning of a astonishing cascade. just four it runs with that bowl at craig miles on his way to a five wicket ball. luke prevented at the school being lancashire's worst ever against warwickshire, but they were all out for just 78. warwickshire, but they were all out forjust 78. rob yates and dom sibley began in reply and were soon at 12 without loss when it lancashire work 12—6. a righteous belt for the england test side but today looked more comfortable. yates worked his way to a half—century with sibley or most on 49 when a bad light stopped play. a gloomy day for lunch, the county champions very much in control. —— gloomy day of her lancashire. time now for a quick look at some of the day's other sports stories. 2012 olympic long jump champion greg rutherford has moved a step closer to his dream of becoming the first british athlete to win medals at summer and winter games. he's been named in the gb bobsleigh squad aiming to make next year's winter olympics in beijing. he's now training for his first event in austria in seven weeks' time. trainer johnny trainerjohnny has been banned from british racing after having been found to breach safeguarding rules and has been permanently excluded with no right to review for seven years according to the british horse racing authority. exact details have not been disclosed but after a five—day hearing he was found guilty of six offences under rules which cover the protection of young persons and adults at risk. and four time olympic champion simone biles says she "should have quit way before tokyo" after withdrawing from five of her six gymnastic finals at the games to focus on her mental health. speaking to new york magazine, biles said she should never have made another olympic team after everything she'd gone through. three years ago she spoke out about being abused by us gymnastics team doctor larry nassar, who is now serving a life sentence injail. it's the london marathon this sunday, with 40,000 runners taking part along the traditional route from blackheath to the mall. the event was only open to elite athletes last year, because of the pandemic, and organisers say they're very happy for supporters to attend, as long as they behave responsibly. we have asked runnersjust we have asked runners just to we have asked runnersjust to bring one supporter on average they normally bring five. we know that the public is used to measures, we are outdoors, if you see a big crowd, go to somewhere else on the course. we have 42.195 kilometres on both sides of the road for people to go and watch, so yes we are asking people to be sensible, reduce the numbers of people coming, but please support those runners. they are raising so much money for good causes and charities have been so affected by this pandemic. promises to be a great — affected by this pandemic. promises to be a great day. _ among the runners will be the man known to many as the skipping sikh — rajinder singh hopes to be the first person to skip over the finish line. he's almost 75 years old, and he wants to encourage others, regardless of age, to stay active. he's fundraising for mencap, a charity that supports those with learning disabilities. iam i am looking forward to testing my body and showing people you can never be late in doing anything that could cause. i am a rajinder singh, they call me the skipping sikh and i'm doing the london marathon this year. i learnt this from my father, he was a second world war soldier and one day he showed me how to do skipping and since then i carry on skipping. you can test your stamina, body, everything. in my training, i do skipping i would say five, 600 in a week. i must do about 30 miles running, walking and cycling about 20, 20 five miles. but i love doing it skipping. i will do finishing line skipping and i show to people if i can do it, you can do it. and i show to people if i can do it, you can do it— that's just about all from sportsday. but we'll leave you with a reminder of the brilliance of roger hunt, world cup winner and liverpool striker, who's died at the age of 83. goodbye. settling in so wonderfully well. now he has a chance _ settling in so wonderfully well. now he has a chance to _ settling in so wonderfully well. now he has a chance to equalise and he has done! — he has a chance to equalise and he has done! ., he has a chance to equalise and he has done! . , he has a chance to equalise and he has done! ., , our has done! hunt and number three. our coal! liverpool have scored. hunt, it's a goal! _ liverpool have scored. hunt, it's a goal! it— liverpool have scored. hunt, it's a coal! , ., liverpool have scored. hunt, it's a ma” , ., liverpool have scored. hunt, it's a coal! , ., ., ., ., liverpool have scored. hunt, it's a coal! ., ., ., , goal! it is a good one and that is why roger— goal! it is a good one and that is why roger hunt _ goal! it is a good one and that is why roger hunt is _ goal! it is a good one and that is why roger hunt is one _ goal! it is a good one and that is why roger hunt is one of - goal! it is a good one and that is why roger hunt is one of the - goal! it is a good one and that is i why roger hunt is one of the most dangerous— why roger hunt is one of the most dangerous players. _ after what has been a relatively dry and warm in september so far, the weather has now left us in no doubt that autumn has arrived. we have had some really heavy rain today, brisk winds too. tomorrow gives a chance to draw breath. should be drier and brighter, albeit with one or two showers and it will be cool and breezy once again. this area of cloud on the satellite picture brought to the rain today. more weather systems waiting in the winds but you can see this clearance not now working its way in. a ridge of high pressure that will give us a drier day tomorrow. —— now working its way in. that will clear through the night, clearer spells behind, but showers pushing in from the west and it is going to be quite a chilly night, temperatures are widely down into single digits, one or two places down to around 4 or five degrees. a decidedly cool at start that a wednesday morning, but for of us, there will be a summer sunshine. so much i was around and they will become increasingly few and far between throughout the day, most especially those showers cropping up through northern ireland, south of scotland, to midlands, it may be the odd one are getting down into the south—east as well. otherwise dispose of sunshine and it stays quite breezy and the temperatures, no great shakes, 13 to 16 degrees. with the clear skies it will temporarily turn a quite chilly again on wednesday night, especially across eastern areas. parts of north—east scotland might drop to around two degrees. that could allow for a touch of grass frost, but it will be telling mulder in the west, because our next weather system will because our next weather system will be approaching and that will be increasingly strong and gusty winds and outbreaks of rain. soggy weather to start their day money. the rain attended to put eastwards. a little bit drier for northern areas particularly. the winds will ease a little across the north but it will stay quite gusty through the day, wind gusts down towards the south, 40 most power in some places. —— 40 mph. into the weekend, low pressure family in charge. the details will change between now and then, but certainly we will see rain at times, but not all the time and potentially there could be some are quite strong winds as well. some drier, brighter interludes. wet and windy weather and temperatures generally between 13 and 17 degrees. hello, welcome to outside source. one month on from the us truth withdraw from afghanistan and the fallout continues.— fallout continues. president biden and his adviser, _ fallout continues. president biden and his adviser, he _ fallout continues. president biden and his adviser, he didn't - fallout continues. president biden and his adviser, he didn't listen i fallout continues. president bidenj and his adviser, he didn't listen to congress and failed to anticipate what all of us knew what happened. america's top general tells a senate committee that the united states's reputation had been damaged by the chaotic withdrawal. boris johnson says the fuel situation in the uk is starting to improve after days of empty petrol pumps, but the long

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