again, it is going to be a drier, brighter day. and another change at the end of the week by friday. low pressure is right across us so that will give us wet weather and a stronger wind. with temperatures like this, if you haven't yet reached for the big coat, you may be tested by friday, particularly in that strong, cold winter. 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 — the manager hunt at manchester united, the caretaker is carrick, the club want an interim but could a fulltime replacement be on the way shortly? there's no coaching crisis with england, southgate signs a new deal for an extra 2 years and on the crest of the wave, eddiejones tells us why �*surf�*s up�* for england. also coming up in the programme... bryony page is the new world trampoling champion but tells us she'd had plenty of ups ands downs in her career. hello and welcome to sportsday. evening, 2a hours after sacking ole gunnar solskjaer the hunt is on at manchester united for a manager, their fifth in 7 years. michael carrick is the caretaker at the moment, the club say they want an interim appointment through to the end of the season, but what if they could get someone fulltime before that. they've courted mauricio pochettino before, and we understand he would leave paris st germain for old trafford if they came calling. we'll get the french perspective in a moment, but there are of course other names in the frame. ben croucher reports. this has been a dark and dismal day for him _ this has been a dark and dismal day for him and — this has been a dark and dismal day for him and mass united football club _ for him and mass united football club. . , ., , club. manchester united have “ust tweeted that �* club. manchester united have 'ust tweeted that ole i club. manchester united have 'ust tweeted that ole gunnar * club. manchester united havejusti tweeted that ole gunnar solskjaer has left _ tweeted that ole gunnar solskjaer has left his— tweeted that ole gunnar solskjaer has left his role _ tweeted that ole gunnar solskjaer has left his role as _ tweeted that ole gunnar solskjaer has left his role as manager. - has left his role as manager. unfortunately— has left his role as manager. unfortunately i— has left his role as manager. unfortunately i didn't - has left his role as manager. unfortunately i didn't get - has left his role as manager. | unfortunately i didn't get the results that we needed and it's time for me to step aside. the results that we needed and it's time for me to step aside.— for me to step aside. the morning after the weekend _ for me to step aside. the morning after the weekend before - for me to step aside. the morning after the weekend before with - after the weekend before with one—man no longer at the wheel. players arrived at manchester united training ground this morning preparing for life after ole gunnar solskjaer defeats including the premier league. then saturdays watford left the norwegian as the fall guy. to complete the symmetry taking caretaker charge is another former united player.— taking caretaker charge is another former united player. however long it takes, former united player. however long it takes. and _ former united player. however long it takes, and prepared _ former united player. however long it takes, and prepared to _ former united player. however long it takes, and prepared to do - former united player. however long it takes, and prepared to do that. it takes, and prepared to do that for weathers one one—game, two games stretch longer than that, right now i'm not too sure but that's not something that's on my mind it's literally about tomorrow. find something that's on my mind it's literally about tomorrow.- literally about tomorrow. and if garrick wanted _ literally about tomorrow. and if garrick wanted an _ literally about tomorrow. and if garrick wanted an easy - literally about tomorrow. and if | garrick wanted an easy induction into football management is out of luck. a crucial champions league that villareal is first up followed by chelsea and arsenal in the premier league. and he has united constellation of stars into something worth gazing upon quickly. the players are fronting up to. we haven't _ the players are fronting up to. we haven't been good enough for that we know that _ haven't been good enough for that we know that individually, collectively as a team, — know that individually, collectively as a team, as players we know that, we spoke _ as a team, as players we know that, we spoke about that and now we've -ot we spoke about that and now we've got to _ we spoke about that and now we've got to look— we spoke about that and now we've got to look forward and make sure we -et got to look forward and make sure we get this_ got to look forward and make sure we get this club back to where it was in the _ get this club back to where it was in the test— get this club back to where it was in the last two years and obviously the test— in the last two years and obviously the last few months have been no good _ the last few months have been no good enough. the last few months have been no good enough-— good enough. loyalty to underperforming - good enough. loyalty to | underperforming players good enough. loyalty to - underperforming players has contributed to his downfall. so what qualities does his successor niegh? i think it needs an experienced manager who can organise but is not afraid to leave some of the big players are. afraid to leave some of the big players are-— afraid to leave some of the big players are. could that man be former tottenham _ players are. could that man be former tottenham mauricio? l players are. could that man be| former tottenham mauricio? is players are. could that man be - former tottenham mauricio? is the big president orflip my personality germain right now and was late when ole gunnar solskjaer first took over. it is understood he would be open to swapping the french capital for the northwest of the the needs a distanced himself from old trafford but could replace a psg. the managerial merry—go—round continues to turn but it manchester united they will soon be a new man at the wheel. let's get more on this now from the french football writer. good evening. we could have had this conversation up factory probably did about three years ago. another vacancy at old trafford. and positive note link again. how is this being in paris?— positive note link again. how is this being in paris? exactly that wa , this being in paris? exactly that way. exactly — this being in paris? exactly that way, exactly that _ this being in paris? exactly that way, exactly that way. - this being in paris? exactly that way, exactly that way. good - this being in paris? exactly that - way, exactly that way. good evening. three years ago he's in the job this time at psg not tottenham was up and manchester united want to get it now it will be harder then if he was free at home waiting for the call to come. it's no secret he wants to mention the management is a united monday. it would be quite key now not having to wait. from psg as part of view it's a difficult situation. you don't want the manager who doesn't want to be there with ms. a, maine are league magnate mark and pepe. in the history and this is a big chance for them to go to champions league. so losing your manager even if you have maybe another option to bring in is still another option to bring in is still a big blow to lose your manager. i think there's a lot to take into consideration. certainly the fact that mauricio would want one—day to be eight manchester manager is a big one and the situation. you mentioned the fact is he's _ one and the situation. you mentioned the fact is he's only _ one and the situation. you mentioned the fact is he's only been _ one and the situation. you mentioned the fact is he's only been at _ one and the situation. you mentioned the fact is he's only been at psg - the fact is he's only been at psg for ten months. he said he would like to win major. the league title is clearly going back to psg as it stands, they're looking very strong in the lead. champions league trying to get them beyond the semi finals unlike last season, would he want to leave at this stager is the pull of manchester just too strong leave at this stager is the pull of manchesterjust too strong do you think? i manchester 'ust too strong do you think? ~' manchester 'ust too strong do you think? ~ , ., , ., think? i think the people of manchester _ think? i think the people of manchester is _ think? i think the people of manchester is very - think? i think the people of manchester is very strong l think? i think the people of| manchester is very strong to think? i think the people of- manchester is very strong to start with. and secondly, which is i think very important here may be more than the attraction that both united and he have for each other. the fact is finding life would be art in paris he struggled to settle in. i think because of the way the club works in the sense that he likes to have some time to settle in, to adapt to put his project together with the way place, the way his team is, with the way his emus. in paris you have to win. you have to wince right away. i think united is the same but maybe he sees united in a different light. so i do think that he's not completely happy in paris right now decide to enact despite the unbelievable players that he hasn't despite certainly in terms of the season going for him. in terms of style of football and even what he says recently in interviews both in france and in england has been quite clear on the fact that it's not really on the same pages psg. again it would not be a surprise if he was trying to move now. for it would not be a surprise if he was trying to move now.— trying to move now. for now many thanks indeed. _ here's a man who is very safe in hisjob. the england head coach gareth southgate has been given a 2 year contract extension. he's been in charge for 5 years, taking the team to a world cup semi—final and this year's european championship final. the current deal was due to end after the next year's world cup but he'll now lead the team until after euro 202a. he will now lead the team into after 2024. to he will now lead the team into after 2024. ., . ., . he will now lead the team into after 2024. ., . , ., ., 2024. to connect people to the team as we have over— 2024. to connect people to the team as we have over the _ 2024. to connect people to the team as we have over the last _ 2024. to connect people to the team as we have over the last few - 2024. to connect people to the team as we have over the last few years i as we have over the last few years been very special and felt that there is still opportunity to improve that, to create more of those memories. so the team can still improve. i think sometimes people are always looking at what's nextin people are always looking at what's next in their life and what's next in their career. and maybe don't live a fulfilling life in the role you're in or the relationship you're in. in football i think when you got a team who are a good team, where you've done a lot of the work culturally to get them to where you want to be and you've got them to a point where they can challenge then you want to bring that to fruition and you want to have a go for that with only only one world cup and we still have the believe that that's possible. it's of course incredibly difficult because in international football you get one opportunity every couple of years. but it is possible. it's a name we should have as a team. and to step away at a moment where we still think the next few years can be very exciting, i think that would've been difficult to live with. i'm not a big lover of planning a career path and think and you've got to be here in three years and here the next five. why not let's just enjoy the ride? we've enjoyed the last four years, they've been very challenging but we've enjoyed the challenge. and i think that's the key. mark cavendish suffered two broken ribs and a partially collapsed lung in a crash during the madison at the ghent six day race yesterday. he spent the night in hospital but could be discharged this evening. the five time grand slam singles champion alfie hewett can continue his wheelchair tennis career. he had been told that new classification rules would make him ineligible but hewett, who has a hip disorder, has been reassessed and meets the criteria to play on. yorkshire cricket club say 36 people have contacted their whistle—blowing hotline in its first week following the claims of institutional racism levelled at the club by former yorkshire cricketer azeem rafiq. an independent panel will review the complaints. it's been quite a month of men's and women's rugby union, the autumn international series came to close over the weekend. both england teams were unbeaten, here's the men's coach eddiejones. yeah, you always want to be ahead of the way, don't you? when you get in a serving contest whoever catches the first wave gets the best ride. so you want to be ahead of the cycle. look, idon�*t so you want to be ahead of the cycle. look, i don't know whether we are ahead of the cycle but i think we are in a pretty good spot. i think we've got some principles in our game that are really sound about taking advantage of quick at the moment. on the other hand stopping quick ball. we allowed one triton three games. so that shouldn't be sneered at. and then we were able to use score three tries again south africa. we scored a few against australia and obviously a few again stronger. we showed our attack developing nicely. as soon as you get good if something the opposition will take away from you. say get a developing. and were going to be looking at that what two next wave coming in. what do we need to look at next? what do we need to look at next? lets get more on this with the bbc�*s rugby union reporter and commentator sara orchard, that was your interview with eddiejones england's men seem to be in a very good place he loves an analogy doesn't he? out that this image of him in speedo with a surfboard. you got on a good day. i'm glad that your thoughts all day. three from three this autumn. it goes away perhaps to push back the memories of the fish place finish in the six nations which we showed up again eddiejones did roll the dice ahead of the article to had three new coaches coming in to the england setup. add to that the decision to lead those big name players out of the squad. the legs are george ford and the brothers. when i spoke to jones today he wasn't a good mood. eddie should be. he's brought in some of that young talent. most notably marcus smith and freddie stewart. perhaps that force deny false positive covid test for ferrell it meant that he only played one of those tests actually played into joneses hand. one of those tests actually played intojoneses hand. he could actually see how some of his new combinations would work. . , , would work. some exciting stuff wasn't there? _ would work. some exciting stuff wasn't there? he _ would work. some exciting stuff wasn't there? he mentioned - would work. some exciting stuff| wasn't there? he mentioned the would work. some exciting stuff- wasn't there? he mentioned the six nations, it will be upon us before we know it. february one of all the whole nation signed off in the game with wins over the weekend a lot of positives, a lot of them will take forward into the six nations with a skull of them will take forward into the six nations. scotland and wales will look back very fondly oppose wins over australia for the ireland mightily impressive. three out of three for them as well including against the all blacks. do you think it will be in england, ireland sort of six nations title tilt? i it will be in england, ireland sort of six nations title tilt?— of six nations title tilt? i think we all know — of six nations title tilt? i think we all know that _ of six nations title tilt? i think we all know that predicting - of six nations title tilt? i think| we all know that predicting the of six nations title tilt? i think- we all know that predicting the six nations is never sensible. of course when we are doing this to sam russia everyone thought england would win. the last ones that everyone ended up thinking about was wales and they were the ones that went on that incredible run. in 2022, yes. from current form you say england and ireland of the favourites from a home nations. actually it's francis update bp all blacks in a real thriller in paris on saturday. they are the ones to keep a close eye on for that you feel they are building very nicely towards their home world cup in 2023. very nicely towards their home world cuo in 2023-— very nicely towards their home world cop in 2023-— cup in 2023. certainly will be the team to watch. _ cup in 2023. certainly will be the team to watch. we _ cup in 2023. certainly will be the team to watch. we are _ cup in 2023. certainly will be the team to watch. we are halfway l team to watch. we are halfway through the cycle in the men's game. all a bit out of kilter because of covid. in the women's international, the red roses just unstoppable at the red roses just unstoppable at the moment and we are less than a year away from the women's world cup. year away from the women's world cu -. , year away from the women's world cu . _ , ., year away from the women's world cu -. , ., , ., year away from the women's world cu. , ., , cup. yes, four winds of red roses and their automation _ cup. yes, four winds of red roses and their automation series. - cup. yes, four winds of red roses and their automation series. you | cup. yes, four winds of red roses i and their automation series. you do feel that the women's rugby landscape has somewhat shifted from those results. it's all led by england who appeared to have taken on thejob england who appeared to have taken on the job essentially of pulling up the rest of the world to meet their professional standards was up at the moment it's only really friends who appear to go toe to toe with them. and they've had pretty close meetings in recent years with friends had two wings of their own over new zealand's black firms this autumn. talking about red roses there are other things going on, wales have been making moves to organise the women's programme with the announcement of professional and semi professional contracts for the players. you feel something has to happen in ireland which has been a child. forthem. it's been happen in ireland which has been a child. for them. it's been very well—documented. also seeing those large crowds at the games for england and the big numbers that have been tuning in to watch on tv you do feel a few more unions are just going to start waking up to the potential that there is an women's rugby. potential that there is an women's ru:b . , potential that there is an women's rub. , potential that there is an women's ru~b. , potential that there is an women's rugby. exactly. looking back at the autumn series _ rugby. exactly. looking back at the autumn series in _ rugby. exactly. looking back at the autumn series in the _ rugby. exactly. looking back at the autumn series in the men's - rugby. exactly. looking back at the autumn series in the men's in - autumn series in the men's in women's rugby series. snooker�*s uk championship starts tomorrow. it's back in its rightful home, the york barbican. it was held behind closed doors in milton keynes last time because of the pandemic. neil robertson is the reigning champion and he's been speaking to jamie broughton about his preparations and last year's win in the final againstjudd trump. june everything was behind closed doors like a curtain around the table. to have myself and jed playing in the final in the uk with just the two players, referee and a score marker was quite a strange experience. but it was what it was. it didn't really changed much in terms of the drama because i think we were so focused and engrossed into the deciding frame was out for me personally it and really seem that different even without a crowd because some deference to win. what because some deference to win. what did ou because some deference to win. what did you think— because some deference to win. what did you think right _ because some deference to win. what did you think right at _ because some deference to win. what did you think right at the end when you miss that pink and that's normally a part?— you miss that pink and that's normally a part? the fact that i needed that — normally a part? the fact that i needed that pink _ normally a part? the fact that i needed that pink and _ normally a part? the fact that i needed that pink and leave - needed that pink and leave everything into the pot to see going was a mighty really. just triple check the score major right did win. it was a kind of frame. of those a victories that defined you when you win the triple crown events? certainly the most coverage in the most exposure for fans and everything. they are usually the tournaments where people travelled from overseas to watch. the play are certainly aware of that. hopefully with york we can see more of that we can get crowds back.— can get crowds back. where is standin: can get crowds back. where is standing here _ can get crowds back. where is standing here looking - can get crowds back. where is standing here looking at - can get crowds back. where is standing here looking at this | can get crowds back. where is - standing here looking at this trophy which you got recently when you want the english open much does winning set you up for the championship was met i always target something early. it can really set you up for the season. you know no matter what it leaves you've won a ranking title. she went that just leaves you've won a ranking title. she went thatjust my leaves you've won a ranking title. she went that just my second tournament as well because i had a delayed start to the season certainly gives me a lot of confidence moving forward and especially into the uk championship. you can follow it across the bbc tv from saturday. they pick it up after the first round. let's return to football, there's been more trouble in the french game over the weekend. yesterday's ligue i game at lyon was abandoned after the marseille captain dimitri payet was hit by a bottle thrown from the stands, that's the second time this season that he has been struck. france's sports minister has today said the "survival" of french football "at stake". i'm joined now by french football journalist sara menai, we spoke about this before. i'm guessing we've reached a critical point with others, haven't we? yes. point with others, haven't we? yes, we had. point with others, haven't we? yes, we had- it's — point with others, haven't we? yes, we had. it's getting _ point with others, haven't we? yes, we had. it's getting worse, - point with others, haven't we? yes we had. it's getting worse, to be honest. unfortunately these happen all the time to him. violence is his return. so far six games have been suspended in only three months. there has been crowd trouble, we don't see that in italy and germany and england. the premier league we did it. now there is barely a single picture, we have the game be imposed due to travel with fans. it's getting worse. as i said, it's getting worse. as i said, it's getting scary for the players and everyone involved in the game. yes, we've reached a critical point. the league president spoke tonight, the minister of sports spoke this morning. everybody is now very concerned about this. and france's sport and interior ministers will meet over this issue tomorrow on tuesday. it's very concerning for everybody. taste tuesday. it's very concerning for everybody-— tuesday. it's very concerning for eve bod. . ., ., , everybody. we are ad'usting those ictures everybody. we are ad'usting those pictures now h everybody. we are ad'usting those pictures now at h everybody. we are adjusting those pictures now at lyons. _ everybody. we are adjusting those pictures now at lyons. they - everybody. we are adjusting those pictures now at lyons. they are i pictures now at lyons. they are shocking and clearly should be a wake—up call. they acted fairly swiftly, they said that leon oregon have to play behind closed doors until at least december the 8th. that's when they are going to include delete that conclude their investigation. there have been numerous counts of violence at so many different grounds. something isn't working here, what is the feeling that has to be done? to individuals have to be properly punished, those perpetrators? yes because punished, those perpetrators? jazz because they repeated punished, those perpetrators? 123 because they repeated crowd problem is a legal as a minister said. it's putting the future of french football at the risk. the problem is the league gives partial off or stadium bands. the league has also been read elected to give points deduction or lifetime stadium band for the fans involved. that's a problem in france, we don't give bands for example. it's becoming unavoidable to keep that and have more serious sanctions i would say. really more concerned and more serious. tonight the league president said he was very shocked. he also said that we have to bring everybody together and that means the police, justice but also the authorities, everybody. that's what he said tonight. he said the league has been deprived of sanctions. there's nothing they can do about it. he said the everybody has to come together and solve this problem. yeah, the league should have maybe more sanctions was a solution be. be because what they said, they are going to play behind closed doors until at least december eight, that's only one game. that supposedly taken place in two weeks, that's nothing. the are not being punished for what they do. i think this is why it keeps repeating because they know in france you can do that. and nothing is really can happen to you. you can do that, get into custody for 12 hours and then come back to the stadium in two weeks. that's why it keeps repeating the they don't risk anything and friends doing that. covering the state of band disorder running through the french game at the moment. we had the freestyle football world championships in valencia this weekend. there was a british winner in the women's competition but there was also surprise pattern in the 2000 entries for this years championships, as miriam walker—khan reports. wow, wow, wow. the event organisers for the freestyle football world champions in the entries this year. the most entrance for the event came from iran and it was this man who beat the rest of the iranian competition to make it to the world finals. i competition to make it to the world finals. ., ., , .., , .,, finals. i feel good because i was waitin t finals. i feel good because i was waiting for _ finals. i feel good because i was waiting for this _ finals. i feel good because i was waiting for this competition i finals. i feel good because i was waiting for this competition ten | waiting for this competition ten years. it was my dream to be in final. now i'm here, ifeel so excited. it's like a dream. it such a big country and we have so much talent in every sport. but because of limitations it's hard to have basic teams for training. mohammed started out as _ basic teams for training. mohammed started out as a _ basic teams for training. mohammed started out as a footballer— basic teams for training. mohammed started out as a footballer but i basic teams for training. mohammed started out as a footballer but fell. started out as a footballer but fell into free styling in 2009 when the competition was posted in iran and he's been doing it every day sense. but it's notjust the iranian men who are making waves in the sport. the growth of freestyle has been amazing — the growth of freestyle has been amazing especially in the middle east _ amazing especially in the middle east. specifically with the women's team _ east. specifically with the women's team was— east. specifically with the women's team was at what we notice in the past year— team was at what we notice in the past year is — team was at what we notice in the past year is there is an outlet for female _ past year is there is an outlet for female freestyle is to express themselves with the ball in middle east _ themselves with the ball in middle east and — themselves with the ball in middle east. and it started off with two or three _ east. and it started off with two or three girls — east. and it started off with two or three girls and now we've seen an explosion, — three girls and now we've seen an explosion, there's like 50 plus females — explosion, there's like 50 plus females out there kicking around, having _ females out there kicking around, having fun — females out there kicking around, having fun with the ball and expressing themselves. while there mi t ht expressing themselves. while there mitht not expressing themselves. while there might not be _ expressing themselves. while there might not be any — expressing themselves. while there might not be any obvious _ expressing themselves. while there might not be any obvious reason i expressing themselves. while there | might not be any obvious reason why freestyle is growing so rapidly in 70 countries the hope is that these athletes go home and inspire others to take the sport. it was seven time world champion who won in valencia. and mohammed will go back to poland, a hotbed for freestyle football where he recently moved to train with some of the best resellers in the world. after silver and bronze medals in trampolining at the last two olympics great britain's bryony page has become world champion for the first time. she took individual gold in azerbaijan yesterday, and she spoke to me from baku earlier. i was aware of how the others had competed before me. i was third in the premiums i knew how some of the others perform. knowing that there was a 50 say two 505i knew that was a high score. i knew i'd have to hit my routine if i was in for a chance of a metal and potentially higher. i felt quite confident. it was just a case of performing when it counted. it isjumping i didn't quite feel right, i grazed could not raise my adrenaline levels a little too high and started to feel a bit shaky on the trampoline, bit unstable. i had to start byjumping and then knowing that i was going to get a time penalty for that. it meant that i had to step up even more. i went for it, really and it paid off.— it, really and it paid off. you 'ust touch on the fi it, really and it paid off. you 'ust touch on the mentali it, really and it paid off. you 'ust touch on the mental side i it, really and it paid off. you 'ust touch on the mental side ofi it, really and it paid off. you just i touch on the mental side of things there for that we became familiar with the twisty some of the struggles of simone biles that she faced in tokyo. early on in your career you suffered from lost moves syndrome. becoming world champion must seem so much sweeter considering what you've had to overcome. considering what you've had to overcome-— considering what you've had to overcome. , , ., ., overcome. yes, definitely. i had a mental block, _ overcome. yes, definitely. i had a mental block, my _ overcome. yes, definitely. i had a mental block, my mind _ overcome. yes, definitely. i had a mental block, my mind wasn't i mental block, my mind wasn't allowing me to take the skills i do physically i was able to do. for years and years and years, suddenly i wasn't able to do even simple skills. my mind was just telling me to stop. it's very frustrating and it's emotionally draining and you just don't know whether you're going to able to overcome it. going into training session, knowing you're going to feel that way over and over and overagain, going to feel that way over and over and over again, you have to be really patient. it can be extremely frustrating and disappointing when you don't feel like you're making that progress was alljust question whether you should keep going in so that you know you can try our target happen. it definitely makes achievement after the points so much nicer to know that you've pushed through something that was so difficult. ~ ., through something that was so difficult. . ., ., ,., difficult. world trampoline championship. _ difficult. world trampoline championship. she's i difficult. world trampoline l championship. she's staying difficult. world trampoline i championship. she's staying for difficult. world trampoline - championship. she's staying for a week to help with the juniors and their development before taking time off and on going again for another world championship and european championship next year. that's it for sports day. a reminder of our top stories. the manager at manchester united says he will be caretaker for as long as he's needed but as they look for a full—time replacement tsg is pudgy gino is a front runner tonight to take over at old trafford. for me and the team, goodbye for now. good evening. monday turned into a cold but bright day for many of us. i can promise plenty more cold weather this week but tuesday may not be quite such a bright affair because on the earlier satellite picture you can see this big bank of cloud working down from the north. that cloud will become more extensive as we head through tonight. where cloud does become widespread across scotland, northern ireland and parts of northern england it will hold the temperatures up so not as cold as it was last night for many spots here. the lowest temperatures to be found further south through the midlands and parts of wales in southern england where the skies remain clear and we will see values to around minus two celsius. but some fog patches are likely through parts of wales and into the midlands, some of that fog quite slow to clear during tomorrow. generally speaking, it southern areas, parts of the midlands, wales, southern england and will see the best of the sunshine through the day. although some showers will still graze into parts of essex, kent and the channel islands. further north more in the way of cloud with the odd spot of light rain or drizzle here and there. temperatures, will if anything, just a notch up from where they have been today, up to 9 or 10 degrees. into wednesday we see a band of rain starting to push its way southwards and eastward. this band of rain is associated with a cold front. so behind it the air will be turning colder. brightening up to the afternoon for scotland and northern ireland but with a strengthening wind, some showers and in increasingly cold feel. as we move out of wednesday and into thursday the cold front continues to journey southeastward. behind it, follow the white lines, the isobars all the way up to the north, all the way up to the arctic. that is where the air will be coming from during thursday. so a very chilly feeling day, a frosty start is likely. but we should see brighter skies returning with lots of sunshine. scattered showers around coastal fringes which could be wintry over high ground. showers could well turn wintry to low levels for a time in northern scotland. afternoon highs just five to eight, maybe 9 degrees at best. and then for friday it stays cold but it also turns much more unsettled as this deep area of low pressure dives down from the north. that will bring increasingly strong winds, particularly up towards the north and west of the uk. we will see showers or longer spells say rain, there is 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