south—east corner, then behind it we should see some sunshine. it will be when you everyone with showers in the north of scotland. in the sunshine, 18 degrees. but unfortunately the weekend looks very unsettled with low pressure staying with us. we see that anchored into scotland but it is the low to the south—west which will bring heavy rain for a time on saturday. subject to change potentially, but if you start off relatively dry on saturday, the chances are it will not last as the wet and windy weather pushes a steadily northwards. the winds will see wind in excess of a0 to 50 mph on saturday. stronger winds again potentially on sunday. by saturday afternoon, we will see highs of 16 celsius. as we move into sunday, that low pressure will be sitting into the far north of scotland. the strongest of the winds and the heaviest of the rain through scotland, blustery showers elsewhere, and of course it is the london marathon so it looks like it will be cooler with showers continuing and the wind still very much a feature.— thank you. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, and welcome to sportsday. jailed for online abuse, west brom supporter simon silwood is given eight weeks behind bars for racism on social media. barca beaten by benfica, real humbled by sheriff — is this the last chance saloon for the two spanish giants? and a report into corruption in boxing at the rio olympic games identifies 11 suspicious bouts. it's still a dream which i've had since i was a kid to be an lipid champion. also coming up in the programme — a place in the grand final at stake — we'll look ahead to catalans dragons against hull kr in the super league tonight. so, plenty to come on the programme, but first, a football fan has been jailed for eight weeks after racially abusing a player online. west bromwich albion supporter simon silwood was found guilty of targeting one of the club's players, romaine sawyers. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott has been following the case and sent this report. as he took the knee in the battle against racism, romaine sawyers hope to send a message to fans back home. but it was during west brom's 5—0 defeat to city in january that one of his clubmy own supporters posted a racial slur on to the media to describe his performance. the incident left him numb. in a victim impact statement, he said... throughout his trial in court, 15—year—old simon silwood blamed the language in his facebook post on autocorrect, but this defence was rejected and he was found guilty of racial abuse. today, a judge told him he had shown very minimal remorse for a serious offence and he was gales for eight weeks. he is believed to be the first person in england and to begin an immediate custodial sentence for online racial abuse of a footballer. beyond his criminal conviction, simon silwood whenever also be allowed back to the skates. west brom bana for life, saying racism would not be tolerated by the club. the uk's first dedicated football hate crime officer led the investigation and told me he hoped the would act as a deterrent. if told me he hoped the would act as a deterrent. , ., �* ., ~' deterrent. if you're going think about sending _ deterrent. if you're going think about sending a _ deterrent. if you're going think about sending a message - deterrent. if you're going think about sending a message to i deterrent. if you're going think about sending a message to a | about sending a message to a footballer or anyone else, there are consequences for your actions and i think there was a perception that there was no and you could not be trickles of the media and could not be found out. this clue shows that you can. you will be charged and found guilty and get a real risk of getting a criminal conviction which has a massive impact.— has a massive impact. england manauer has a massive impact. england manager gary _ has a massive impact. england manager gary southgate, - has a massive impact. england i manager gary southgate, whose players were abused following the euro final defeat, said progress was needed. it’s euro final defeat, said progress was needed. �* , ., ., needed. it's important we do the oane needed. it's important we do the online abuse, _ needed. it's important we do the online abuse, the _ needed. it's important we do the online abuse, the abuse - needed. it's important we do the online abuse, the abuse in - needed. it's important we do the i online abuse, the abuse in general in society— online abuse, the abuse in general in society very seriously for the buffet — in society very seriously for the buffet recognised the importance of that and _ buffet recognised the importance of that and we want the tolerant society— that and we want the tolerant society and i think that's where we are heading. society and i think that's where we are heading-— are heading. having been deeply affected by _ are heading. having been deeply affected by what _ are heading. having been deeply affected by what happened - are heading. having been deeply affected by what happened to . are heading. having been deeply. affected by what happened to him, romaine sawyers welcome today's judgment, which he hopes plays a part in ridding football and society of racism. laura scott, bbc news, birmingham. the europa league continues this evening. later on, west ham take on rapid vienna, while celtic host bayer levekusen at 8pm. leicester city are already under way. they're away at legia warsaw. latest 1—0 to warsaw. rangers also have an early kick—off. they're at sparta prague. latest 1—0 to sparta. the other british side in action this evening are tottenham, and their supporters will be hoping for a change in form against the little—known slovenian side ns mura in the europa conference league. when spurs beat watford at the end of august, they'd chalked up three premier league wins out of three and stood top of the table. since then, they've lost three league matches and conceded nine goals. plenty for manager nuno espirito santo to ponder. i was iwas in i was in the mood is not good. we are sad, _ i was in the mood is not good. we are sad, disappointed. it's a feeling _ are sad, disappointed. it's a feeling that we have to realise that we have _ feeling that we have to realise that we have to... that is with us. that goes _ we have to... that is with us. that goes home — we have to... that is with us. that goes home with us, that does not allow_ goes home with us, that does not allow us _ goes home with us, that does not allow us to— goes home with us, that does not allow us to sleep. but only can make us stronger— allow us to sleep. but only can make us stronger to react. we need to change it. today and tomorrow and the day after. because this is the moment that we have to react. we have to react. it's not, as you can imagine, it's not good feeling this way, like we are feeling now, like our fans are feeling now. it's not good. but the difference between us and our fans is that we can change it. it's up to us to change it. so, problems for spurs and big problems for two of the giants of the european game. real madrid and barcelona have dominated spanish football for decades, but as both come to terms with financial realities, there is a growing feeling that we're about to witness the end of an era. earlier this week, real were humbled at home in the champions league by moldovan side sheriff. last night, barcelona were beaten 3—0 by benfica. 0ur reporter ben croucher joins me now, and, ben, these are worrying times for both clubs. hugely. could we be seeing a changing of the guard in european and spanish football? we'll touch on real in a second, but first, here's some reaction to that barcelona defeat on wednesday. "total loss," said marca. diario as simply said, "sunk." this is why it's so damning. their worst start to a champions league campaign. bottom of their group. and they've conceded six goals, scoring none — the first time that's ever happened in the competition. we've documented barca's financial problems for a while. they've not got much money. what they've spent of late, they've spent badly. their manager isn't inspiring them, but spanish journalist ernest macia told me earlier one player's absence is the key. gary linacre saint barcelona without lionel messi is what you would expected to be without him. plenty of struggles for them. it expected to be without him. plenty of struggles for them.— of struggles for them. it cannot be down to just _ of struggles for them. it cannot be down to just one _ of struggles for them. it cannot be down to just one guy _ of struggles for them. it cannot be down to just one guy though, - of struggles for them. it cannot be down to just one guy though, can l of struggles for them. it cannot be l down to just one guy though, can it? barcelona struggling to make it out of the group for the first time in over 20 years, but they weren't the only spanish side to suffer in midweek, were they? nope. if we look at wednesday's results, europa league champions villarreal were the better team against manchester united, but lost and are also bottom of their group. paco alcacer put villarreal deservedly ahead. alex telles' first goal for united drew them level before cristiano ronaldo in the 95th minute scored their latest ever champions league goal. just one point from two games for unai emery�*s side. on tuesday, atletico madrid crept past ac milan thanks to a red card and a late penalty, whilst real madrid were stunned by moldovan minnows tiraspol. so, only two wins from eight for spanish sides in the champions league. none top their groups. so, are we starting to see a changing of the guard in europe? maybe not quite. here's spanish jounalist ernest macia with some optimism, except if you're a barcelona fan. i think the teams are competitive in the european level. we have seen vre out last— the european level. we have seen vre out last year— the european level. we have seen vre out last year and madrid is still very— out last year and madrid is still very competitive. i think they will very competitive. ! think they will classify— very competitive. i think they will classify even to the situation now is not _ classify even to the situation now is not good. for barcelona, yes, they— is not good. for barcelona, yes, they are — is not good. for barcelona, yes, they are reflective of a financial situation — they are reflective of a financial situation in the club and also we all situation in the club and also we at! madrid — situation in the club and also we all madrid dealing with the new stadium — all madrid dealing with the new stadium and they investing for two years— stadium and they investing for two years in_ stadium and they investing for two years in new players. but i think it is going _ years in new players. but i think it is going to — years in new players. but i think it is going to change. in the case of real madrid, the get will be a matter— real madrid, the get will be a matter of communication and i don't think— matter of communication and i don't think barcelona are going to compete in the _ think barcelona are going to compete in the next _ think barcelona are going to compete in the next couple of years even if they have — in the next couple of years even if they have young players that can be very competitive next year or in a coupte _ very competitive next year or in a coupte of — very competitive next year or in a couple of years, but i think in the short— couple of years, but i think in the short term, we do not expect to see barcelona _ short term, we do not expect to see barcelona among the top eight or ten clubs _ the pressure is very much on koeman. not making it out of the group would be a disaster. many are predicting barca will change their manager before that happens. if they wanted some respite? well, it may not be forthcoming. they're away to champions atletico this saturday. but would not not be an incredible match to come out and when is saint not the end of an era, we are not done yet is met thank you very much indeed, band, with the goings—on in spain. phil foden and ollie watkins have been named in gareth southgate's england squad for the upcoming world cup qualifiers against andorra and hungary next month. foden returns having missed the last matches in september because of injury. the same applies for the aston villa forward ollie watkins, who southgate said onlyjust missed out on a place in his squad for the european championship. ac milan defender fikayio tomoroi is also included, along with arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale in place of nick pope. manchester united defender harry maguire misses out through injury, along with liverpool defender trent alexander—arnold. i don't know what they responded in september two a long summer with highs and lows, i thought was very impressive. i like the mentality of the whole group. but we are not going to sit and accept that. we have got to now push each time we are together. push performance every day on the training page. and so, yes, we have kept some stability, which i think is right, but every player in that team and in that squad knows that there is huge competition for places. and i think that's driving some of the performances that we have. now let's turn to cricket, and warwickshire remain on course time for a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. football's southern league will not grant requests for postponements this weekend or for the following midweek matches owing to the fuel crisis. the board "advises clubs to seek alternative transport if necessary". should the situation worsen, the league say they will review the situation. warwickshire remain on course to complete a huge victory over lancashire in county cricket's bob willis trophy at lord's. when bad light ended play on the third day, lanacashire were stil1269 runs behind with just four second innings wickets in hand. england's men will play three one—day internationals in the netherlands injune next year. the games were due to be played this summer, but were postponed because of the covid—19 pandemic. england's test team are due to play new zealand in a series at the same time. staying with cricket, india's women made a good start to their one—off test against australia in carrara before bad weather forced play to end early. smriti mandhana made an unbeaten 80 as india finished the first day on 132—1. an investigation into corruption in boxing at the rio 2016 olympics has found 11 suspicious bouts over the course of the games. it uncovered a system of manipulation that had been practised through the qualifiers and then exended right the way through to the medal fights. earlier, i spoke to our reporter alex capstick, who's been following the investigation. there was lots of speculation, rumours swirling around rio that the boxing tournament was corrupt. there were certain fights that hit the headlines because the results were astonishing to some people, certainly experts within the game. one of them was michael conlan, the irish fighter in the quarterfinal against the russian. he lost that fight, a fight that most observers felt he had won easily. afterwards, he was critical and outspoken of the judging, the refereeing and in fact the whole of the amateur international boxing organisation. he called them corrupt and that is one of the fight that has been suspected of being suspicious by professor mclaren. another one isjoejoyce and his super heavyweight final, which he lost to a french opponent. it was quite a close fight, but many people thought that looked suspicious. that is one of the contests on the red list. he said he can't confirm at this stage that it was rigged, that it was manipulated. but that is something they will look at in the coming months. are there suggestions as will have repercussion in terms of reallocation of metals in the future? is that where we are going with this? , ., . ~ ., with this? this will go back to the amateur box _ with this? this will go back to the amateur box and _ with this? this will go back to the | amateur box and organisation and have looked in the report and exhibit the findings would have said they have implemented extensive reforms to make current competitions of future boxing tournaments fair and in the meantime they say that they will look at this report and also the international of the committee will also have to have a look at it if they are going to in fact reallocate metals. i talked to us post risen from the ioc earlier, and he said they would need to look closely at all the evidence that's been gathered before they make any announcements. well, one of the fights that meant the system "publicly collapsed", according to the investigation, was the quarterfinal fight between bantamweights michael conlan from ireland and russia's vladimir nikitin. conlan was the reigning world and european champion at the time. it appeared he'd won the bout comfortably. he's given his reaction to bbc northern ireland's x. it has been along it has been a longtime coming i did not expect— it has been a longtime coming i did not expect this to happen or this report— not expect this to happen or this report to — not expect this to happen or this report to even be done and the fact it has— report to even be done and the fact it has been— report to even be done and the fact it has been done now and the result has come _ it has been done now and the result has come in — it has been done now and the result has come in and my fate has been called _ has come in and my fate has been called up, it's not new news to me, but its— called up, it's not new news to me, but it's certainly good news in a way _ the thing of what could've been will always be there for me. no matter what. don't get me wrong, i think what happened in rio has probably benefited my career more than if i had won gold. at the same time, it stole a dream that i've had from a kid, to be an olympic champion, and that will always be there. i hope now the decisions can be changed — i hope now the decisions can be changed and no return because i was on the _ changed and no return because i was on the only— changed and no return because i was on the only one. i was probably the most _ on the only one. i was probably the most public— on the only one. i was probably the most public one because of what i had done, — most public one because of what i had done, but the likes ofjoe joyce. — had done, but the likes ofjoe joyce, when my former team—mates and the professional game, should be an 0tympic— the professional game, should be an olympic champion now. he should be. he should _ olympic champion now. he should be. he should have an olympic gold medal and should _ he should have an olympic gold medal and should be an olympic medallist. and the _ and should be an olympic medallist. and the numbers on a professional concert— and the numbers on a professional concert on— and the numbers on a professional concert on him that would have added with being _ concert on him that would have added with being a _ concert on him that would have added with being a lipid gold medallist is massive — with being a lipid gold medallist is massive. and he has been robbed of that and _ massive. and he has been robbed of that and starved of that. staying with boxing, wbc heavyweight champion tyson fury has said he was "absolutely wounded" that fellow british heavyweight rival anthonyjoshua lost his three titles to oleksandr usyk last weekend. unbeaten fury is preparing to face american deontay wilder for the third time on the 9th of october in las vegas, but he clearly had his eye on joshua's fight. ididi i did i watch the fight was met yes, i did i watch the fight was met yes, i did. was i wounded that he won? yes, i was was also beenjosh look at when the fight but he could not and that's none of my business. and one thing that i have in my life not that i've ever been involved in other people's business but always keep this nose out of everybody else's business because it's none of my concern. the only thing i'm talking about is beating deontay wilder and that's the most dangerous heavy weight out there. in my opinion, deontay wilder beats joshua, usyk, all the rest in the division comfortably but he cannot beat me. qatar will make its debut on the formula 1 calendar with a race in november and has signed a ten—year deal to host a grand prix from 2023. the gulf state will fill the vacant slot on this season's schedule with a race at its losail circuit, known for hosting motogp. qatar will not host an f1 race in 2022 to focus on staging the fifa world cup. earlier, i spoke to formula 1 reporter inga stracke. i think they were talking for quite a while and it's been a bit of a not so well secret that this was a possibility. but now qatar has jumped in and as we know australia had to be cancelled on that date, 20 of november, and therefore qatar is nowjumping in and are helping. formula one thinking they were helping with the ten year contract although next year we are not racing in qatar because of a football. for the drivers of the pulley they want a good travels of this track has been built in 2,000 and mainly used for motor gps you said and there has not been resurfacing since then to the grip could be good. but if the track is good for formula one, it's pretty flat, that remains to be seen. the first turn right—hander could be a bit over taking spot and then we will see how the race could develop over approximately i think 57 laps and it is going to be a night race which is always interesting. we had rain — by rain at the beginning of the season and then qatar and saudi arabia new track this year and abu dhabi is a final race of it is definitely moving into the middle east in on the other hand we now have two races in the us next year, so that is another move. it's very interesting because the old european tracks are now fearing that they might not be in the calendar any more and we talked recently about germany not having any grand prix next year. the germans are very anxious about having a grand prix in the future. rugby league's super league season is coming to a climax. the semifinals take place over the next couple of days for a place in the grand final at old trafford. tonight, it's catalans dragons, winners of the league leader's shield, against a resurgent hull kr, looking to make the final for the first time. really police force were leading and revealing and i think it's good for the sport that there is going to be a new face it old trafford, real positive and if there that is what should happen when you have a salary cap. as we all know it's probably not been the case and once again i'm not been the case and once again i'm not going to get into promotion and relegation. but it's difficult to break the shackles of getting out of that bottom area and into the top area. i think that's probably why the big clubs like it. it keeps the little ones little and big ones big because it's... at the same time, i think i it's going to be really positive. so, a huge prize at stake. earlier, i spoke to our rugby league correspondent dave woods. i started by asking them about an incredible turnaround for hull kr. they only managed to win three games in the _ they only managed to win three games in the entirety of lassies in and into the — in the entirety of lassies in and into the leak that is bottom of the table _ into the leak that is bottom of the table but — into the leak that is bottom of the table but would've been relegated in a normat— table but would've been relegated in a normal season but help them develop — a normal season but help them develop a — a normal season but help them develop a style as it was no risk to this entertaining attractive style they played. which they have taken a step further this year and minutes to go— step further this year and minutes to go to _ step further this year and minutes to go to the playoffs in the first time in — to go to the playoffs in the first time in nearly a decade and now could _ time in nearly a decade and now could be — time in nearly a decade and now could be on— time in nearly a decade and now could be on the brink of winning a title for— could be on the brink of winning a title for the — could be on the brink of winning a title for the first time since 1985. it's title for the first time since 1985. it's a _ title for the first time since 1985. it's a great — title for the first time since 1985. it's a great story.— it's a great story. you mentioned this attractive _ it's a great story. you mentioned this attractive style _ it's a great story. you mentioned this attractive style of— it's a great story. you mentioned this attractive style of play - it's a great story. you mentioned this attractive style of play but i it's a great story. you mentioned this attractive style of play but is| this attractive style of play but is that all they've done to turn it around? , . ., ., that all they've done to turn it around? , . , , around? they recruited good players and rail - as — around? they recruited good players and rail - as well— around? they recruited good players and rail - as well and _ around? they recruited good players and rail - as well and they _ around? they recruited good players and rail - as well and they have - and rail — as well and they have developed _ and rail — as well and they have developed that. it's a very loose style last — developed that. it's a very loose style last year. attack at any given opportunity and this year developing a little _ opportunity and this year developing a little more patience, so they have brought— a little more patience, so they have brought it _ a little more patience, so they have brought it back a little bit and that's— brought it back a little bit and that's what's made them a little more _ that's what's made them a little more potent this time. but that's what's made them a little more potent this time.- that's what's made them a little more potent this time. but they will still be underdogs _ more potent this time. but they will still be underdogs for _ more potent this time. but they will still be underdogs for any _ still be underdogs for any semifinal.— still be underdogs for any semifinal. , . , , semifinal. very much so but they were underdogs _ semifinal. very much so but they were underdogs last _ semifinal. very much so but they were underdogs last week - semifinal. very much so but they were underdogs last week and i semifinal. very much so but they i were underdogs last week and went to warrington _ were underdogs last week and went to warrington a one x 19 points and they have — warrington a one x 19 points and they have played cattle and dragon three _ they have played cattle and dragon three times if year but only by narrow— three times if year but only by narrow margins and last time they went— narrow margins and last time they went to _ narrow margins and last time they went to france and lost by only two. it is went to france and lost by only two. it is up _ went to france and lost by only two. it is up for— went to france and lost by only two. it is up for grabs.— it is up for grabs. cattle lands has won the league _ it is up for grabs. cattle lands has won the league leaders _ it is up for grabs. cattle lands has won the league leaders shield i it is up for grabs. cattle lands has won the league leaders shield so | won the league leaders shield so they have had a bit of arrest but hull kr have played. is it a advantage for candyland? the debate to have every — advantage for candyland? the debate to have every year — advantage for candyland? the debate to have every year and _ advantage for candyland? the debate to have every year and if _ advantage for candyland? the debate to have every year and if you - advantage for candyland? the debate to have every year and if you make i advantage for candyland? the debate to have every year and if you make a | to have every year and if you make a grand _ to have every year and if you make a grand final— to have every year and if you make a grand finaland when to have every year and if you make a grand final and when it you have the answer— grand final and when it you have the answer and _ grand final and when it you have the answer and it's a different answer every— answer and it's a different answer every year — answer and it's a different answer every year. they will be rested and they will— every year. they will be rested and they will have got some very tired bones— they will have got some very tired bones back together again. but whether— bones back together again. but whether it's an advantage or not we shall see _ whether it's an advantage or not we shall see tonight.— shall see tonight. catalans, to ran fine it would _ shall see tonight. catalans, to ran fine it would be _ shall see tonight. catalans, to ran fine it would be a _ shall see tonight. catalans, to ran fine it would be a great _ shall see tonight. catalans, to ran i fine it would be a great achievement and one of the big backers on the board was and one of the big backers on the boa rd was safe and one of the big backers on the board was safe winning the super league would be one of the biggest moments in rugby league. when i read that i thought maybe it for you but you said actually in the context of the sport that he is correct. he you said actually in the context of the sport that he is correct.- the sport that he is correct. he is correct. catalans _ the sport that he is correct. he is correct. catalans are _ the sport that he is correct. he is correct. catalans are fantastic i the sport that he is correct. he is correct. catalans are fantastic as| correct. catalans are fantastic as they— correct. catalans are fantastic as they are — correct. catalans are fantastic as they are a — correct. catalans are fantastic as they are a very young team at only 16 years _ they are a very young team at only 16 years of— they are a very young team at only 16 years of age with a merger of two french— 16 years of age with a merger of two french size — 16 years of age with a merger of two french size to bring them into the super— french size to bring them into the super leak— french size to bring them into the super leak was up with they have achieved — super leak was up with they have achieved it— super leak was up with they have achieved it has been phenomenal. there _ achieved it has been phenomenal. there are — achieved it has been phenomenal. there are teams integrally who have not want _ there are teams integrally who have not want to — there are teams integrally who have not want to challenge cup in that time _ not want to challenge cup in that time and — not want to challenge cup in that time and have not reached a grand final— time and have not reached a grand final which — time and have not reached a grand final which catalans could will do. that is— final which catalans could will do. that is good and he put it along in the context— that is good and he put it along in the context of an the championship to lose _ the context of an the championship to lose look like favourites to get promotion — to lose look like favourites to get promotion as well this year so you could _ promotion as well this year so you could have — promotion as well this year so you could have two french teams integrally next year and one won the league _ integrally next year and one won the league leaders shield as it really already— league leaders shield as it really already and one of won the league leaders _ already and one of won the league leaders shield and one of one the league leaders shield in the championship so it's a great fantastic— championship so it's a great fantastic time for the french and a real resurgence and catalans is spearheading that. fire real resurgence and catalans is spearheading that.— real resurgence and catalans is spearheading that. are you what to sa ? not spearheading that. are you what to say? not putting — spearheading that. are you what to say? not putting your _ spearheading that. are you what to say? not putting your colour- spearheading that. are you what to say? not putting your colour to i spearheading that. are you what to say? not putting your colour to the mast. ihla say? not putting your colour to the mast. ., , . ., , say? not putting your colour to the mast. ..,, .,.., mast. no predictions. catalans re favourites because _ mast. no predictions. catalans re favourites because of _ mast. no predictions. catalans re favourites because of the - mast. no predictions. catalans re favourites because of the home i favourites because of the home advantage and i have a very passionate support behind them in a full house _ passionate support behind them in a full house there tonight as well. so you would — full house there tonight as well. so you would make them favourites. of course _ you would make them favourites. of course you _ you would make them favourites. of course you would. but hull kr could easily— course you would. but hull kr could easily spring a surprise. dave woods there will come _ easily spring a surprise. dave woods there will come with _ easily spring a surprise. dave woods there will come with a _ easily spring a surprise. dave woods there will come with a on _ easily spring a surprise. dave woods there will come with a on that i easily spring a surprise. dave woods there will come with a on that match between hull kr and catalans with kick—off at 7:a5pm on five live for you. only a few days since the american team regain the ryder cup by a record margin at whistling straits but the big hitting bryson dechambeau already back blooming those drives and not on a national golf course. competing in the professional long drivers of america at world championships in nevada. and bryson managed to win three of his 5 cents to make his way through to the round of 32. he hit for 20 yards on the for that whistling straits you may recall and hear his excuse was he was into a headwind, so 328 yards one of his longer efforts. people have said we have spent at pictures but i think that's just what bryson dechambeau looks like when he is hitting a golf ball as hard as he can. that is all from us and thank you for watching and back with more tomorrow evening, see you then. good evening. it's been a warm september for many, but we've certainly closed the chapter on that story in recently days, haven't we, with gusty winds and heavy rain for many. this was ambleside earlier on this afternoon, and that heavy rain, well, it's spreading its way steadily south and east. that means overnight tonight, we'll see some heavy rain pushing into west wales, particularly to higher ground, with strong, squally gusts of winds at times. now, that is going to gradually push its way south and east, a blanket of cloud and rain moving towards the south east by dawn. behind it, squally showers continuing to be a feature into western scotland, northern ireland and parts of north west england. but because of the cloud and the rain around, it's not going to be as cold as the nightjust passed. temperatures holding up into double figures. but it does mean a grey and wet star into the south—east corner, with that rain slowly easing away by the middle part of the morning. leaving some sunshine behind, but still some blustery winds and squally showers continue to be a feature into western scotland, northern ireland, parts of north west england and north wales at times. some of these heavy, possible even thunder. top temperatures in the sunshine maybe a degree or so up, 17—18 degrees. but it's all about low pressure as we move into the weekend. we've got one low pressure sitting to the far north of scotland, but it's this fellow that we need to keep an eye on that's going to move in during the early hours of saturday morning. so, it's going to bring a spell of wet and windy weather into the south west first thing on saturday. it's going to gradually move its way steadily north and east throughout the day. so, a dry start to the east of the pennines, a dry start into the east of scotland, but eventually we will see some rain to all areas by the end of the afternoon, with gusts of winds in excess of a5, close to 50 mph on exposed coasts. now, that area of low pressure is going to be an issue. in terms of the feel of the weather, top temperatures again 12—16 degrees, but the low will be sitting up into the far north, and that's where the strongest of the winds are likely to be as well. it's certainly worth keeping abreast of the forecast for the second half of the weekend. there may be some changes to the story, but it looks likely that the low will sit in scotland. that's where the heaviest of the rain and the strongest of the winds to the southern flank of that low is likely to be. gusts in excess of 50—60 mph, heavy rain and spells look likely to be the story from sunday into monday. i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source. a london policeman who pretended to arrest sarah everard to rape and murder her has been jailed for life. the judge told wayne couzens his actions were warped, selfish and brutal. the case caused outcry about male violence against women and some say it has dented public confidence in british police. we need to have immediate suspension, as soon as there is an allegation against a police officer of male violence against women. also, the us senate hasjust voted to avoid another government shutdown. the stopgap legislation has passed hours before the midnight