it's absolutely extraordinary list of police — it's absolutely extraordinary list of police errors to put it politely with this — of police errors to put it politely with this case. many which are being currently— with this case. many which are being currently investigated. some police officers _ currently investigated. some police officers on — currently investigated. some police officers on suspension. there is in indecency— officers on suspension. there is in indecency is — officers on suspension. there is in indecency is suspense two suspension up indecency is suspense two suspension up to the _ indecency is suspense two suspension up to the day knowing the police force _ up to the day knowing the police force is — up to the day knowing the police force is a — up to the day knowing the police force is a joke, up to the day knowing the police force is ajoke, it up to the day knowing the police force is a joke, it would appear colleagues of his some say turn some sort of— colleagues of his some say turn some sort of blind _ colleagues of his some say turn some sort of blind i and allowed him to commit _ sort of blind i and allowed him to commit milder with the most horrific details _ commit milder with the most horrific details playing out today. it feels to me _ details playing out today. it feels to me the — details playing out today. it feels to me the police are simply going to have to _ to me the police are simply going to have to show a lot of public proof that they're going to have to change. at these things are not just swept _ change. at these things are not just swept under the cover because of being _ swept under the cover because of being someone's mate, that's what happened~ — being someone's mate, that's what happened. the simple reason being if they are _ happened. the simple reason being if they are unable to act out a civil public— they are unable to act out a civil public tuesday that they probably will want — public tuesday that they probably will want to, they have to rebuild some _ will want to, they have to rebuild some of— will want to, they have to rebuild some of the trust. trues two huge amounts _ some of the trust. trues two huge amounts of— some of the trust. trues two huge amounts ofjustice can be lost in us was can— amounts ofjustice can be lost in us was can be — amounts ofjustice can be lost in us was can be very go for a woman i suspect— was can be very go for a woman i suspect to — was can be very go for a woman i suspect to see a police officer at night _ suspect to see a police officer at night and — suspect to see a police officer at night and not have a nasty, awful feeling _ night and not have a nasty, awful feeling that they may not be the law—abiding protection that they looked _ law—abiding protection that they looked onto before. the police will absolutely have to come out and take quite a _ absolutely have to come out and take quite a lot _ absolutely have to come out and take quite a lot of action to rebuild that— quite a lot of action to rebuild that public trust so women at night can trust— that public trust so women at night can trust police officers again. gur can trust police officers again. our final story on _ can trust police officers again. or" final story on the front page of the daily telegraph below that story on sarah everard's killer. france threatens jerseys energy supply in fishing row. energy was bad on the mainland. it can be difficult in jersey. mainland. it can be difficult in jerse . , , , ., , mainland. it can be difficult in jerse. ,, , jersey. this seems to be some sort of retaliation _ jersey. this seems to be some sort of retaliation between _ jersey. this seems to be some sort of retaliation between france - jersey. this seems to be some sort of retaliation between france and l of retaliation between france and britain over fishing licenses. of retaliation between france and britain overfishing licenses. so the fishing licenses that the uk has granted to france and its territorial waters are being much fewer than france expected. as a result it's demanding fishing licenses in jersey as well. result it's demanding fishing licenses injersey as well. and asking french fishermen to give france a couple weeks to prepare for sanctions. sanctions that could affect the energy supply, yes. it does seem to be escalating somewhat. sanctions are something we are used to talking about with the rack. but with friends? i think the actual word _ with friends? i think the actual word is— with friends? i think the actual word is threatens in that french presidential election coming up in max _ presidential election coming up in max i_ presidential election coming up in may. i would just leave that little thought _ may. i would just leave that little thought hanging.— may. i would just leave that little thought hanging. right. thank you to ou both for thought hanging. right. thank you to you both for the _ thought hanging. right. thank you to you both for the moment. _ thought hanging. right. thank you to you both for the moment. i _ thought hanging. right. thank you to you both for the moment. i sell- you both for the moment. i sell sunak shall see you both again in about 42 minutes. i always keep the right calculation. that's it for the month for the papers. see you in a bit. good evening. tonight champion league match and it was a tough night entering for the holders chelsea. they walked doing i was to the dentists while the headlines will be about old trafford. cristiano ronaldo scoring a 2— one wind over villareal. old trafford is ever expected. history makes a clubs reputation and the players. cristiano ronaldo's178th champions league match — old trafford is ever expected. history makes a clubs reputation and the players. that's a record. he's good at records. but in brightest yellow, upstarts of spanish football, villarreal. challenging the elite is what they do. commentator: he's got room for the shot, - and that's a big save... manchester united were stretched often. if a team's permitted to create chances, they will eventually turn an opportunity into a goal. and with this, united were behind. now, those faces, many of them famous, needed reassurance that this was their united. cue from defence alex telles. great hit! and it's a great goal! that's what manchester united needed! seconds left in the match, one more chance for united — and how. and who? after everything he's done, don't dream that he's finished. cristiano ronaldo, your head—to—toe hero. to turin — immaculate striped turf and the famous home shirts to match. juventus are trying to rebuild their reputation right now. beating chelsea 1—0 certainly helped, and proof you can win without ronaldo. joe wilson, bbc news. a busy night in a gym teacher at nottingham forest and now unbeaten in their first wind under new managers 3— one victory in barnsley. what's wrong for two point they be swansea 31 at craven condor ridge. scoring a hat trick. it's 10— ten games for him to keep them full them in third and bournemouth in second at the drawing neo— mill. five months after the previous round the women's fa cup returned to the right of the having to pause because of the pandemic. arsenal easing into the pandemic. arsenal easing into the semifinals of the 5— one wind katzman hotspur. spurs are second in super league season after winning their first super league season after winning theirfirst three super league season after winning their first three matches they generally lead with that stunning goal from williams. generally lead with that stunning goalfrom williams. not generally lead with that stunning goal from williams. not too long to get back into it. equalising with another beauty from the edge of the box. floodgates arsenal opened up the trash and for the second of the game. elsewhere manchester city, chelsea and brighton will meet. elsewhere manchester city, chelsea and brighton will meet. athletes who aren't fully vaccinated against covid i9, will have to spend 21 days in quarantine before competing at next year's winter olympics and paralympics in beijing, the organisers have confirmed. the games begin on february 4th next year and last for 16 days. the international olympic committee has said that any athlete who can provide a justified medical exemption will have their cases considered. tickets will also only be sold to spectators from mainland china. moeen ali says he probably would have pulled out of the ashes tour even if he hadn't retired from test cricket. some england players are still wavering because of the covid restrictions in australia. ali is currently in the uae playing in the indian premier league, and he says he understands if some players decide not to tour this winter because of the stresses of competing and bubbling for the past 18 months in a pandemic. there wasn't a factor in terms of returning by. it was something that would've been very difficult personally i don't think i would've retired i think i would've gone because ia days as long time. i did six days here in my lovely room with the balcony and stuff in ia days i struggle with that. ia days would've been very difficult. again it depends if yourfamily been very difficult. again it depends if your family can come over. there's obviously issues that need to be resolved. it depends on what it is. but i won't be surprised if skies pull out because of it. you can listen to a lot more of that interview with moeen ali on the tms podcast on bbc sounds. he talks to aatif nawaz about his test highlights and also his love of boxing and video games greg rutherford has a chance of becoming the first british athlete to win medals at both the summer and winter olympics. the london 2012 long jump champion has been named in the gb bobsleigh squad for february's winter olympics in beijing. he's performed well in trials and has been earmarked for the four man bob. the sa year old, who also one long jump, bronze at the 2016 olympics, retired in 2018 but turned to the new discipline earlier this year. they still have to qualify for the games and that journey starts in november. i genuinely believe it may seem we got a great pilot and the rest of the team is so experience and is exactly what they�* re the team is so experience and is exactly what they're doing. will be in it together will be looking to do the ultimate. i think it's most certainly possible. it wasn't that long ago, 201a that great britain managed to wind a medal in the bobsled. so i think that we have a great opportunity to do that again. i'm very excited about it, i can't wait to a chilly get sliding with the skies and i think it's good to be a really special winter. the skies and i think it's good to be a really special winter. and, after a career spanning four decades, boxing legend manny pacquiao is retiring as he focuses on running for president in his home country. the a2—year—old is regarded as one of the greatest professional boxers of all time, winning 12 titles across eight weight divisions and is the only boxer to hold world championships across four decades. pacquiao is already a senator in the philippines and will run for president in 2022. in a social media video, he said "i just heard the final bell. boxing is over." that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. hello there. after what was a mostly dry and clear end to wednesday for most of us, the weather steps up a gear through thursday and into the weekend. with spells of rain, some strong winds, some drier, brighter interludes in between, but the culprit — no prizes for guessing — is low pressure. and this frontal system pushing in from the west is going to bring rain for many of us through the day ahead, with some quite brisk winds as well, particularly in western areas. gusts across western scotland for a time in excess of 50mph. through the day, we will see cloud, we will see outbreaks of showery rain on and off with some drier interludes. best chance of any sunshine across northeast scotland and maybe for a time in the far southeast of england. those are the average wind speeds through the afternoon. gusts will be stronger than that. temperatures ranging from 13 degrees in aberdeen to 17 in cardiff and in plymouth. now, through thursday night, we will see more cloud, more showery rain, and then through the early hours of friday, it looks like we'll have a band of really heavy rain and potentially some quite squally winds that will start to work eastwards, but a much milder night in prospect, with temperatures for many places staying in double digits. so this band of heavy rain and strong winds will cross east anglia and the southeast through friday morning. behind that, england and wales will see some sunshine, but scotland and northern ireland seeing further outbreaks of rain, very windy, with gusts in excess of 50mph across parts of scotland particularly, and temperatures between 13 and 17 degrees. and then we get to the weekend and this frontal system running in from the west could spell trouble, could spell disruption for some, bringing some very heavy rain and then potentially spinning into a really deep area of low pressure drifting northwards across the uk, with the risk of gales, perhaps most especially across scotland, and heavy rain affecting most areas at times. so saturday may start off dry for many of us, but it looks like we'll see some really very heavy and persistent rain working in from the southwest, maybe northern scotland staying just about dry. the winds picking up as well. and then through saturday night, that's when we're expecting an area of low pressure to develop. the detail may change between now and then, but we could see a bout of very strong winds drifting across scotland, some rain continuing here into sunday. sunshine and heavy showers further south and top temperatures to end the weekend between 12 and 17 degrees. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: a court hearing's happening now that could spell the end for britney spears' conservatorship. he's set to be japan's new prime minister. but who is fumio kishida? translation: no matter who becomes the leader of the _ translation: no matter who becomes the leader of the ruling _ translation: no matter who becomes the leader of the ruling party, _ translation: no matter who becomes the leader of the ruling party, i- translation: no matter who becomes the leader of the ruling party, i do - the leader of the ruling party, i do not think it will make any big difference. a british woman, sarah everard, who was raped and murdered in march had been falsely arrested and kindapped by a police officer. and how the trade in wildlife trafficking is returning to asia despite the coronavirus pandemic. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news.