investigation of passports and how they might work.— they might work. katie, -- katy, i was reading _ they might work. katie, -- katy, i was reading a _ they might work. katie, -- katy, i was reading a blog _ they might work. katie, -- katy, i was reading a blog of _ they might work. katie, -- katy, i was reading a blog of the - they might work. katie, -- katy, i was reading a blog of the is - they might work. katie, -- katy, i was reading a blog of the is about| was reading a blog of the is about the change in tone from the health secretary recently. is that plane to the plan b element? we secretary recently. is that plane to the plan b element?— secretary recently. is that plane to the plan b element? we know that in plan b, it is— the plan b element? we know that in plan b, it is not— the plan b element? we know that in plan b, it is not anything _ the plan b element? we know that in plan b, it is not anything close - the plan b element? we know that in plan b, it is not anything close to - plan b, it is not anything close to a lockdown — plan b, it is not anything close to a lockdown like we saw last year, but it _ a lockdown like we saw last year, but it is _ a lockdown like we saw last year, but it is talking about needing to work_ but it is talking about needing to work from — but it is talking about needing to work from home guidance, wearing masks _ work from home guidance, wearing masks more and potential vaccine passports, — masks more and potential vaccine passports, so the fact that this is being _ passports, so the fact that this is being looked at shows that the government want to show they are considering plan b, i still think the government will be very reluctant to bring in vaccine passports, and i think this is for a few reasons, but when it's also just politics _ few reasons, but when it's also just politics it — few reasons, but when it's also just politics it is — few reasons, but when it's also just politics. it is really hard to get this measure through the tory party, and there _ this measure through the tory party, and there are lots of ministers who feel that _ and there are lots of ministers who feel that because they have objections to it, it's not about against — objections to it, it's not about against it. _ objections to it, it's not about against it, but they think they should — against it, but they think they should be about in the house of commons — should be about in the house of commons if you want to bring it forward, — commons if you want to bring it forward, and it is not clear that the government would have the numbers — the government would have the numbers. so i think it is one of those — numbers. so i think it is one of those things where it's bryce johnson _ those things where it's bryce johnson can avoid going there, he welt _ johnson can avoid going there, he welt as— johnson can avoid going there, he well. as rachel says can i think it really— well. as rachel says can i think it really depends on how things progress. i can see how if you need vaccine _ progress. i can see how if you need vaccine passports and some venues for socialising and not another venues — for socialising and not another venues for socialising, logically, you might — venues for socialising, logically, you might make—up your mind depending on what they are able to do. dashboard sjohnson, what is the least hasste _ do. dashboard sjohnson, what is the least hassle to them. but obviously comedienne spaces can also be pretty badly, _ comedienne spaces can also be pretty badly, you _ comedienne spaces can also be pretty badly, you know, ventilated. ithink there _ badly, you know, ventilated. ithink there is— badly, you know, ventilated. ithink there is a _ badly, you know, ventilated. ithink there is a bit— badly, you know, ventilated. ithink there is a bit more grey in this ten is suggested. there is a bit more grey in this ten is suggested-— is suggested. let's move to the financial times. _ is suggested. let's move to the financial times. boris _ is suggested. let's move to the financial times. boris johnson, | financial times. boris johnson, katy, will come financialtimes. borisjohnson, katy, will come straight back to you, brycejohnson growled, top 26 hopes, go. we you, bryce johnson growled, top 26 hoes, to. ~ ~ ., ., you, bryce johnson growled, top 26 bones. 90-— you, bryce johnson growled, top 26 hoes, no.~ ~ ., ., ,., hopes, go. we know that it starts at the end of the _ hopes, go. we know that it starts at the end of the weekend _ hopes, go. we know that it starts at the end of the weekend i _ hopes, go. we know that it starts at the end of the weekend i have - hopes, go. we know that it starts at the end of the weekend i have to . hopes, go. we know that it starts at| the end of the weekend i have to say it does feel as though... == the end of the weekend i have to say it does feel as though. . ._ it does feel as though... -- boris johnson- — it does feel as though... -- boris johnson. janik— it does feel as though... -- boris johnson. janik as _ it does feel as though... -- boris johnson. janik as we _ it does feel as though... -- boris johnson. janik as we are - it does feel as though... -- boris johnson. janik as we are seen - it does feel as though... -- boris i johnson. janik as we are seen from the pre— minister when he was talking to children today in a children's talking to children today in a children' , , , talking to children today in a children'— talking to children today in a children' , ,, . ., children's press conference on climate change _ children's press conference on climate change to _ children's press conference on climate change to play - children's press conference on climate change to play down l climate change to play down expectations, to openly say it is touch and go, he is not sure they will be able to achieve everything they want. i think what we can see they want. i think what we can see the prime minister doing here is trying to downplay expectations and in a way put pressure on those countries to come together with a last—minute deal. but i think getting to where they initially and they changed is going to be hired, and particularly heated it comes to funding from developed countries and developing countries to help them reach net zero. that is not on target timewise as it stands, and also in terms of those in that they are commitments from lots of countries, the fact that china is not going to be there, vladimir putin is getting it a mess. joe biden will be in glasgow kemeny think there is a hope in government that the us presidential well, you know, proved to be the person who changes the tone in a way or gets everyone moving.— everyone moving. rachel, let's switch papers _ everyone moving. rachel, let's switch papers but _ everyone moving. rachel, let's switch papers but along - everyone moving. rachel, let's switch papers but along the - everyone moving. rachel, let's. switch papers but along the same theme. the metro has recycling trashed by boris. what is going on here? what is happening with the prime minister and his rhetoric around cap 26just prime minister and his rhetoric around cap 26 just a week away? i think what is happening as he is just all over the place, and fundamentally unserious about this command you can see that in this kind of throw away, pardon the pun, quip about recycling and saying it is not the main issue, which, you know, most people would refute that, especially people who focus on climate change and the climate emergency. i think this is part of the problem, looking ahead at the climate summit, it is really difficult and it's a really difficult and it's a really difficult task ahead. lots of countries are divided about phasing out fossil fuel ash fossil fuels. there is a lot of disagreement and reluctance by some of the worst polluters to wean themselves off their addiction to fossil fuels. so you actually need a lot of leadership in the room from the hosting nation ahead of this summit, and borisjohnson with these comments just keep sort of displaying that he is not really up to the job, which displaying that he is not really up to thejob, which is displaying that he is not really up to the job, which is worrying for us, but also worrying for the world. katy, very quickly, lots of his speech is around us in the lead—up to the top. i speech is around us in the lead-up to the too-— to the top. i think the prime or sees it as _ to the top. i think the prime or sees it as a — to the top. i think the prime or sees it as a chance _ to the top. i think the prime or sees it as a chance to - to the top. i think the prime or sees it as a chance to not - to the top. i think the prime or sees it as a chance to not to i to the top. i think the prime or. sees it as a chance to not to show the uk _ sees it as a chance to not to show the uk as— sees it as a chance to not to show the uk as global influencers, but also has — the uk as global influencers, but also has a — the uk as global influencers, but also has a domestic audience. i'm not sure _ also has a domestic audience. i'm not sure today's comments particularly help with that, most people _ particularly help with that, most people see recycling as one helpful step. _ people see recycling as one helpful step. it's _ people see recycling as one helpful step, it's not unhelpful, and therefore, he was a little off the mark _ therefore, he was a little off the mark with — therefore, he was a little off the mark with that vision.— therefore, he was a little off the mark with that vision. rachel, you end the papers — mark with that vision. rachel, you end the papers around _ mark with that vision. rachel, you end the papers around for- mark with that vision. rachel, you end the papers around for that - end the papers around for that throwaway comment, i loved that. we will catch up at both the a little bit later. thanks forjoining us. that is it for the papers. back again —— back again at 11:30 pm. that's all for now. good evening. scotland's cricketers have been brought swiftly back down to earth at the t20 world cup in sharjah. the scots qualified for the super 12 stage with three wins out of three in the first group stage, but were hammered by afghanistan today losing by 130 runs. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. there has never been a more significant occasion for scotland's cricketers. it has demanded dedication, inspiration, qualification. they have now earned games against some of the worlds highest ranked nations and that includes afghanistan. afghanistan's includes afghanistan. afg hanistan's men's includes afghanistan. afghanistan's men's team, at least, cricket has meant global connexion and rapid rise. the future is seriously uncertain. their batteries enjoyed themselves here. but there is mark watts to spoil the fun. he's gone, scotland are never down for long. neither, however, was the ball. 11 sixes in afghanistan's 190, neither, however, was the ball. 11 sixes in afghanistan's190, scott follow that. sadly, they couldn't. tough enough facing afghanistan's spin bowlers, but then the big gatekeeper holds a catch like this. the match became afghanistan's occasion. 60 all out. 0ut. well, thatis occasion. 60 all out. 0ut. well, that is world cup cricket. joe wilson, bbc news. so a bruising defeat for the scots but their coach is convinced that his side will come back stronger we've got some world—class players on our team, we've got some world—class players on ourteam, but we've got some world—class players on our team, but given my opportunity, given more time under the pressure like we had this evening, i have no doubt that the performance will keep being more consistent, and i don't think tonight because miklos defines us as a team or defines them as individuals. i think it's a game of cricket wrappings turn pretty quickly. you know, character is defined by how much you come back from something like this. staying with cricket — ben stokes says he's �*buzzing' after being added to the england squad for thsi winter's ashes series. the all—rounder�*s been given the all clear after a second operation on a fractured finger and taking time out to prioritise his mental health. speaking to naga munchetty on bbc radio five live — former england opener michael carberry says stokes can expect the usual hostile reception from the aussies when he arrives there he will be copping it, not only in the crowd, it would become nowadays, as people tend to do, they sort of hanging out on media and think they are bit clever, have a pop it in there as well, so i think for me, my only advice to him would be as much as he can, just try and channel his energies when he is on the pitch, you know, he doesn't need me to tell them that off the pitch. i think it's about the england squad just trying to get around ten, trying, i suppose, help him avoid certain situations and just have a good to her as he can and obviously someone they can has a great tour, you know commanding england's chances are very, very good. british number one cameron norrie will lead the gb bid to win the davis cup finals after being named in an initial four—man squad. norrie — who won the indian wells masters just a couple of weeks ago — will bejoined by dan evans and doubles specialists joe salisbury and neal skupski. andy murray has ruled himself out of the event so a fifth player will be confirmed in due course. speaking of andy murray, he's just achieved his best result this year with a fine performance to beat wimbledon semi finalist, hubert hurkacz at the vienna open in austria. he had to do it the hard way, in three sets coming through 6—1i—6—7 6—3— it's the first time murray's beaten a top 10 player in over a year. but the british number 2 dan evans is already out of the competition — he lost in straight sets to the spanish teenage carlos alcaraz, who'll play murray in the next round. staying with tennis, unvaccinated players are set to be allowed to compete at the australian open but will face two weeks of quarantine and regular testing, according to a letter given to wta players. australian ministers had said players withoutjabs would not be able to enter the country for the tournament. but the wta players�* council says it's been told all competitors will be able to go to melbourne injanuary. a number of players — including 35% of those on the men's atp tour — remain unvaccinated. novak djokovic, the men's world number one and nine—time australian open champion, said last week he didn't want to reveal his vaccination status. 0le gunnar solskjaer called it the darkest day of his managerial career and pundits seem divided on whether he'll be at the helm at manchester united much longer following yesterday's humiliating 5—nil home to liverpool is a result that's piled more pressure on the united boss who's lost three of his last four league games. despite questions around his future, solskjaer says he's come too far to give up now. we've been getting the thoughts of united fans. i think he must go, only thing i can say. i think he just needs that chance, i really do. he's got to go. he's a nice guy. probabty— he's got to go. he's a nice guy. probably not the right man for that oh. probably not the right man for that job he— probably not the right man for that “ob. , ., , , ., ., probably not the right man for that “ob. , ., , , ., job. he needs to put his foot down on his guys — job. he needs to put his foot down on his guys and — job. he needs to put his foot down on his guys and tell _ job. he needs to put his foot down on his guys and tell them - job. he needs to put his foot down on his guys and tell them what - job. he needs to put his foot down on his guys and tell them what to l on his guys and tell them what to do. on his guys and tell them what to do i_ on his guys and tell them what to do i don't— on his guys and tell them what to do. i don't think _ on his guys and tell them what to do. i don't think he _ on his guys and tell them what to do. i don't think he is _ on his guys and tell them what to do. i don't think he is doing - on his guys and tell them what tol do. i don't think he is doing plenty of do. idon't think he is doing plenty of that— do. i don't think he is doing plenty of that stuff — do. i don't think he is doing plenty of that stuff but _ do. i don't think he is doing plenty of that stuff but they _ do. i don't think he is doing plenty of that stuff but they haven't - of that stuff but they haven't really — of that stuff but they haven't really got _ of that stuff but they haven't really got an _ of that stuff but they haven't really got an option - of that stuff but they haven't really got an option at - of that stuff but they haven't really got an option at the i of that stuff but they haven't - really got an option at the minute, because _ really got an option at the minute, because all— really got an option at the minute, because all of— really got an option at the minute, because all of the _ really got an option at the minute, because all of the current - really got an option at the minute, i because all of the current managers are kind _ because all of the current managers are kind of— because all of the current managers are kind of taken. _ the managers are taken. he is a good presence, good idea at the time, | but he doesn't have - any managerial experience. and that's all the sport for now. bye— bye. hello there. after a day of sunshine and showers on monday, the weather on tuesday is going to look very different, and here's why. this cloud here in the atlantic is pushing in from the west, and that's bringing with it some outbreaks of rain. ahead of that, though, with some clearer skies, it will be a bit cooler across eastern scotland and eastern parts of england, but out to the west, it's milder start the day with this rain around. some quite heavy rain too. that rain shouldn't last too long in northern ireland, we will see a a spell of rain pushing eastwards through the morning across scotland and northern england, but the rain further south tends to become light and patchy. most of that rain will have cleared in the afternoon, leaving some drizzle around some western hills, but to the east of high ground, perhaps some sunshine, many places becoming dry in the afternoon. strong south—westerly winds, very mild day. temperatures widely16—17 celsius, quite a bit warmer than it was on monday for the northern half of the uk. but there is still some rain in the far northwest. that's on that weather front there, and that is going to move its way southwards overnight and into wednesday. it's going to hang around across some different parts of the uk during the day. all the while, though, we are pulling in the air from a long way south, which is why it is so mild for late october. but there is some rain around, which is going to be quite happy over some of the hills. that rain mainly affecting north wales, northwest england, could push back into parts of northern ireland, more especially into southern scotland. to the northwest, there will be some sunshine for a while and some for a while and some showers, and to the south of our rain band, it should be brightening up. a little bit of sunshine coming through, still quite windy, but very mild. temperatures getting up to 18 celsius. now, looking at the rain fall accumulation during wednesday and thursday. i want to highlight the areas that will see the happiest of the rain. these are these bright colours here. it looks like it's going to be particularly wet in the southern uplands, but also into cumbria, and that could lead to some because that rain is still around on thursday, it may turn a bit drier across some northwestern parts of scotland and also northern ireland as the rainjust pivots into more of england and wales. through the midlands, much of eastern england, it's likely to still be dry and with a bit of sunshine, those temperatures again reaching 18 celsius. so, a lot going on over the next few days or so. it's going to be quite windy. the winds are going to be in from the southwest, which is why it is going to be so mild, but as we have seen, there will be some rain around, mainly for the western side of the uk, and that will be happy in the hills. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... the un warns of a countdown to catastrophe in afghanistan, with half the country going hungry and millions of people facing starvation. people are desperate. this little girl has been sold by her parents so the family can buy food. we know there are other families here who sold their children, and even while we've been here, another person came up to one of our team and asked if we'd like to buy their child. the desperation and the urgency of this situation is hard to put in words. new covid rules are coming soon for travellers to the us. most will need proof of vaccination, but bans on non—us citizens arriving from many countries will end.