thursday but it will be a gusty day on thursday with showers around the coast and mostly dry and sunny but the showers will turn to snow and even at sea level across northern scotland later and it will be a chilly day if a fresh and crisp one for most. a brief list in temperatures from thursday to friday and outbreaks of rain and strengthening winds. the cold air pushes in and snow falls in the north of scotland but through friday night and into saturday we will see the really strong winds getting going. you can keep up—to—date with where the warnings on the website and we will have more tomorrow. 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. i'm holly hamilton. the post—ole gunnar solkjaer era begins. manchester united take on villareal in the champions league tonight in their first game without their former manager. china responds to the controversy surrounding tennis star peng shuai — as the international olympic committee dismisses criticism of their involvement as "complete nonsense". and we hear from record 12—time world women's champion reanne evans ahead of her uk snooker championship debut. also coming up in the programme... she's got more than 60,000 fans on tiktok — but we find out how england rugby's first deaf female rugby player is inspiring a new generation on the pitch. 0bviously obviously there is no chance i'm going to hear anything. fine obviously there is no chance i'm going to hear anything.- obviously there is no chance i'm going to hear anything. one of our mouse is called _ going to hear anything. one of our mouse is called cheetah _ going to hear anything. one of our mouse is called cheetah so - going to hear anything. one of our mouse is called cheetah so they i going to hear anything. one of our| mouse is called cheetah so they go like this, like a claw. hello and welcome to tonight's programme. now, with much of the talk over the past few days around who's at the wheel at old trafford, tonight, it's back to business as manchester united look to qualify for the knockout stages of the champions league for the first time in three years. not only have they arrived in spain without a manager — they're under the watch of caretaker michael carrick — but they're also without a win in three matches. 0urfootball reporter john bennettjoins us now. qualification very much in their own hands but they cannot lose tonight, that would really put a spanner in the works, wouldn't it? fix, that would really put a spanner in the works, wouldn't it?— that would really put a spanner in the works, wouldn't it? a win would ut them the works, wouldn't it? a win would put them through, _ the works, wouldn't it? a win would put them through, they _ the works, wouldn't it? a win would put them through, they could - the works, wouldn't it? a win would put them through, they could even l the works, wouldn't it? a win would l put them through, they could even go through with a draw as well because they have a better head—to—head record than villarreal. so there would actually go through tonight but it is nil nil at the moment. as the perfect start for the michael carrick hera, shall we call it. to be honest it has all been villarreal. really good saved bill would save there. the spanish side have had most of the position and most of the chances and to be honest united going forward have offered very little, but they have looked solid but at the moment it is still 0-0. �* , , ., ~ solid but at the moment it is still 0-0. 3 , ., ~ ., 0-0. it's interesting, talking about the michael — 0-0. it's interesting, talking about the michael carrick _ 0-0. it's interesting, talking about the michael carrick era, _ 0-0. it's interesting, talking about the michael carrick era, it - 0-0. it's interesting, talking about the michael carrick era, it could . 0-0. it's interesting, talking about the michael carrick era, it could be i the michael carrick era, it could be brief! what sort of changes is he putting in place? looking quite defensive. ., , putting in place? looking quite defensive-— putting in place? looking quite defensive. ., . ., , ., , , defensive. four changes, the grabber was the fact — defensive. four changes, the grabber was the fact that _ defensive. four changes, the grabber was the fact that donnie _ defensive. four changes, the grabber was the fact that donnie van - defensive. four changes, the grabber was the fact that donnie van beek, . was the fact that donnie van beek, who struggled really to get games, just three starts under 0le gunnar solskjaer, he started the game for bruno fernandes, who has been such a key player for united since he arrived from sporting in portugal but he has not been in great form, 13 games without a goal, his last against newcastle on the 11th of september, so donnie van beek has come in. bruno fernandes has created much and —— more chances than any other player this season so that was a gamble but it has looked solid and defensive, almost as if michael carrick has gone back to basics. let's start by building from the back, get up at four before we start attacking. but it's not been a very creative performance.— creative performance. someone i reckon he will— creative performance. someone i reckon he will be _ creative performance. someone i reckon he will be watching - creative performance. someone i reckon he will be watching the i creative performance. someone i- reckon he will be watching the match very carefully, mauricio pochettino, however united —— might have united got their man? we]!!! however united -- might have united got their man?— got their man? well he is here in manchester. _ got their man? well he is here in manchester, because _ got their man? well he is here in manchester, because paris- manchester, because paris saint—germain, his current team, are playing manchester city tomorrow so he is here in manchester, i wonder if he is watching the game, probably too busy with his team. he hasjust been speaking at the pre—match press conference and everyone wanted to ask the question, are you going to join manchester united? because there have rumours but he is happy at p56, there have rumours but he is happy at psg, he is still not really settled —— he is not really happy at p56. but settled —— he is not really happy at psg. but he shut the room is down today, you could read perhaps into his words, but he said he was very happy at psg, he has a contract until 2023, happy at psg, he has a contract until2023, he happy at psg, he has a contract until 2023, he is happy for the season, injuring himself, basically at the moment saying he's very happy at the moment saying he's very happy at paris saint—germain, not being distracted by all these rumours. but i'm sure the questions will continue to be asked particularly after the game against manchester city tomorrow. game against manchester city tomorrow— game against manchester city tomorrow. ., ~ tomorrow. you feel like you can never trust _ tomorrow. you feel like you can never trust anything _ tomorrow. you feel like you can never trust anything they - tomorrow. you feel like you can never trust anything they say i tomorrow. you feel like you can never trust anything they say at| tomorrow. you feel like you can - never trust anything they say at the minute, these managers. hesse never trust anything they say at the minute, these managers.— never trust anything they say at the minute, these managers. have a look at the quotes — minute, these managers. have a look at the quotes on _ minute, these managers. have a look at the quotes on the _ minute, these managers. have a look at the quotes on the bbc— minute, these managers. have a look at the quotes on the bbc sport - at the quotes on the bbc sport website and see what you can read into it. �* �* ., website and see what you can read into it. �* ~ . ., ., ., , into it. and the a'ax manager as well, he into it. and the a'ax manager as weu. he is _ into it. and the a'ax manager as well, he is the _ into it. and the ajax manager as well, he is the only _ into it. and the ajax manager as well, he is the only one - into it. and the ajax manager as well, he is the only one being i well, he is the only one being discussed. well, he is the only one being discussed-— well, he is the only one being discussed. , . , , , , ., ~ discussed. yes, he has been speaking as well at a press _ discussed. yes, he has been speaking as well at a press conference - as well at a press conference because ajax are playing besiktas and again he didn't say that much, he said, i am the ajax manager, i have had no content with anyone at manchester united. we haven't learned anything from that press conference, put it that way. we will wait and see! _ conference, put it that way. we will wait and see! just _ conference, put it that way. we will wait and see! just one _ conference, put it that way. we will wait and see! just one more - conference, put it that way. we will wait and see! just one more game | wait and see! just one more game ongoing just now. bayern munich against dynamo kyev. bayern are already through to the last 16, but the headlines ahead of this match have been around covid vaccination status of their players. fourfirst team regulars are missing for the game — including serge gnabry and joshua kimmich — after being sent back into quarantine for refusing to get the jab. well, for more on this, our reporterjoe lynskey�*s been chatting to the german football broadcaster constantin ekner. four first—team bayern players missing this champions league game, can you take us through the timeline of how we have got to this point? it's actually pretty complicated, because there are some bayern players who are now quarantining for the second time because there was a positive covid test at the germany national team. the issue is that some of the players at bayern, five in total, are not vaccinated against covid—i9, so they are subject to a lengthy quarantine, as per german law. , , �* , lengthy quarantine, as per german law. , ,�* , ., lengthy quarantine, as per german law. ,,�* ,., law. this isn't “ust one player, this is five — law. this isn't “ust one player, this is five in — law. this isn'tjust one player, this is five in the _ law. this isn'tjust one player, this is five in the squad - law. this isn'tjust one player, this is five in the squad who i law. this isn'tjust one player, i this is five in the squad who could also miss crucial bundesliga games coming up. has there been any backlash towards these players from the bayern fans?— the bayern fans? there are fans and ila ers at the bayern fans? there are fans and players at bayern — the bayern fans? there are fans and players at bayern who _ the bayern fans? there are fans and players at bayern who are _ the bayern fans? there are fans and players at bayern who are not - the bayern fans? there are fans and players at bayern who are not really| players at bayern who are not really happy about the decision that the players have taken so far, because they believe every player should be vaccinated, given that fans want to go to stadiums nowadays and also have to be vaccinated so maybe there is a bit of a double standard. shire is a bit of a double standard. are not only not _ is a bit of a double standard. are not only not playing but according to the newspapers in germany, for every day they are isolating, they are not being paid either. how controversial is a move seen in germany?— controversial is a move seen in german ? , ., ., ., germany? employers are allowed to cut -a germany? employers are allowed to cut pay when — germany? employers are allowed to cut pay when someone _ germany? employers are allowed to cut pay when someone has - germany? employers are allowed to cut pay when someone has to - cut pay when someone has to quarantine, due to them not been vaccinated. that's an official regulation, so it is more of a large discussion about these measures being taken by local politics or federal governments. haifa being taken by local politics or federal governments. how much does this story feed — federal governments. how much does this story feed into _ federal governments. how much does this story feed into the _ federal governments. how much does this story feed into the wider - this story feed into the wider narrative in germany at the moment? you know the hospitalisation rates are going up in this fourth wave and these footballers are role models, three of them are germany internationals.— three of them are germany internationals. , ., ., internationals. there is an argument beini internationals. there is an argument being made — internationals. there is an argument being made that _ internationals. there is an argument being made that they _ internationals. there is an argument being made that they should - internationals. there is an argument being made that they should be - internationals. there is an argument being made that they should be role j being made that they should be role models, they should take the vaccine, they should make a public stance pro—vaccine, to also encourage young people in their 20s to take the vaccine. we encourage young people in their 20s to take the vaccine.— to take the vaccine. we know there is vaccine hesitancy _ to take the vaccine. we know there is vaccine hesitancy from _ to take the vaccine. we know there is vaccine hesitancy from a - to take the vaccine. we know there is vaccine hesitancy from a numberj is vaccine hesitancy from a number of athletes across many different sports, so is there any sign that these measures put in place in the city of munich and bayern might encourage players in the team and may be other bundesliga players to take the jab? i may be other bundesliga players to take the jab?— take the “ab? i think so, think these take the jab? i think so, think these measures, _ take the jab? i think so, think these measures, cutting - take the jab? i think so, think these measures, cutting pay, | these measures, cutting pay, enforcing lengthy quarantines, will essentially force some players to just take the vaccine, and even one of them said recently he would still consider taking the jab down the road, may be in the next few weeks and months, joshua kimmich. it is. and months, joshua kimmich. it is, and months, joshua kimmich. it is, and i'm and months, joshua kimmich. it is, and i'm sure _ and months, joshua kimmich. it is, and i'm sure the _ and months, joshua kimmich. it is, and i'm sure the fans _ and months, joshua kimmich. it is, and i'm sure the fans want - and months, joshua kimmich. it is, and i'm sure the fans want some answers as well. these are big—name players, are they missed? these are big-name players, are they missed? , ., ., , , , ., missed? they are not being missed at all because it — missed? they are not being missed at all because it is _ missed? they are not being missed at all because it is 0-2 _ missed? they are not being missed at all because it is 0-2 to _ missed? they are not being missed at all because it is 0-2 to buy _ missed? they are not being missed at all because it is 0-2 to buy in, - all because it is 0—2 to buy in, it's a good game for them to be playing without some of their canines and that shows the strength of their squad. look at this goal, though. robert lewandowski after ia minutes, to give bayern the lead in the snow, playing with the orange ball. i—0 the snow, playing with the orange ball. 1—0 up, kingsley coman has made it 2—0 now but a comfortable night so farfor made it 2—0 now but a comfortable night so far for bayern munich, top of the group, they knew they were through anyway. dynamo kyiv and have one point so far in the champions league. one point so far in the champions leaiue. ., , , ., league. the fans will be wanted these players — league. the fans will be wanted these players back— league. the fans will be wanted these players back because - league. the fans will be wanted i these players back because bayern munich have got to be one of the favourites for the competition this year? in favourites for the competition this ear? , ., , ., favourites for the competition this ear? , .,, ., ., ., year? in my opinion apart from manchester — year? in my opinion apart from manchester city _ year? in my opinion apart from manchester city and _ year? in my opinion apart from manchester city and liverpool. year? in my opinion apart from - manchester city and liverpool they have been the strongest team in the champions league this season. 50 champions league this season. so consistent. they _ champions league this season. so consistent. they have _ champions league this season. so consistent. they have a _ champions league this season. so | consistent. they have a unbeatable at times but _ consistent. they have a unbeatable at times but they _ consistent. they have a unbeatable at times but they have _ consistent. they have a unbeatable at times but they have had - consistent. they have a unbeatable at times but they have had a - consistent. they have a unbeatable | at times but they have had a couple of baubles, they lost a week into augsburg in the bundesliga, they lost to borussia monchengladbach, now they have some problems behind—the—scenes we are hearing about, maybe there are a couple of vulnerabilities, a couple of things for the manager to work but they are a team to watch the season, in the champions league. definitely one of the top three favourites.— the top three favourites. thank you so much for — the top three favourites. thank you so much for your _ the top three favourites. thank you so much for your time. _ holders chelsea can qualify for the last 16 later when they hostjuventus. the defending champions are second in group h, trailing their opponents by three points. here's alalstair bruce ball with the latest from stmaford bridge. the last time juventus come the last timejuventus come to stamford bridge, chelsea were also european champions, then under roberto day mattel filter that campaign didn't go so well for chelsea orfor day campaign didn't go so well for chelsea or for day mattel but the current manager thomas tuchel now is a dot and it will be enough through to the last 16. if that is the case, if it is a draw, juventus will win the group. if chelsea can win the game, then both clubs will go into the final round of fixtures sitting on 12 points. juventus are one of only two teams who have managed to beat chelsea this season but since that defeat in turin, chelsea have gone nine games unbeaten and to have a thomas tuchel seems to pick at the moment, he gets the same level of excellence every time. juventus's domestic form has not been quite so good, they arrive here sitting eighth in surrey are but their record against ingush teams in this compression recently is exceptional, just one defeat in last i! compression recently is exceptional, just one defeat in last 11 games. if they win this game tonight, chelsea might still need something from theirfinal might still need something from their final game might still need something from theirfinal game away to might still need something from their final game away to zenit st petersburg. that will depend on what zenit do away to malmo tonight but don't worry, we will keep you across at all during our cometary of chelsea againstjuventus live this evening. and you can keep up to date with all the goals from the champions league and football league with 5live final score on bbc iplayer, the bbc sport app, or via your red button throughout the evening. the international olympic committee has hit back at criticism of its handling of tennis star peng shuai, who disappeared from the public eye for nearly three weeks after making sexual assault allegations against china's former vice premier. over the weekend, ms peng had a video call with the head of the ioc — after which the organisation said she had appeared safe and well. human rights watch said their "collaboration" with chinese authorities "undermines its commitment to human rights". the ioc�*s dick pound has been speaking to our correpsondent, alex ca pstick. first and foremost, a lot of people around the world were concerned that something might have happened to ms peng, was she under duress, was she in custody somewhere? whatever those may have been. and the ioc was the only organisation that seemed to be able to get through to her. and alleviate some of those concerns. and i think that was a great step forward. step one, you are not going to resolve the harassment allegations in the course of a 30 minute phone call without the other partey being there. the minute phone call without the other partey being there.— minute phone call without the other partey being there. the ioc has been accused of being _ partey being there. the ioc has been accused of being complicit _ partey being there. the ioc has been accused of being complicit with - accused of being complicit with china's propaganda. human rights watch said it undermines the ioc�*s commitment to human rights including the rights and safety of athletes. you clearly disagree. to the rights and safety of athletes. you clearly disagree.— the rights and safety of athletes. you clearly disagree. to accuse the ioc of you clearly disagree. to accuse the m of being _ you clearly disagree. to accuse the ioc of being complicit _ you clearly disagree. to accuse the ioc of being complicit with - you clearly disagree. to accuse the ioc of being complicit with chinese | ioc of being complicit with chinese propaganda built around peng is complete nonsense. this was a genuine desire on the part of the olympic movement to get in touch 0lympic movement to get in touch with an olympic athlete who might or might not be in trouble. you with an olympic athlete who might or might not be in trouble.— might not be in trouble. you say it was riiht might not be in trouble. you say it was right for _ might not be in trouble. you say it was right for the _ might not be in trouble. you say it was right for the ioc _ might not be in trouble. you say it was right for the ioc not _ might not be in trouble. you say it was right for the ioc not to - might not be in trouble. you say it was right for the ioc not to get i was right for the ioc not to get involved with the sexual harassment allegations right now, is that something that will be taken up? i think part of the conversation would be, is there anything that we can do to help resolve the situation? and evenif to help resolve the situation? and even if the response was to be yes, they could step in, that would be great, what the ioc can do about that, i don't know. the ioc doesn't deal directly with the chinese government. it deals with organising committees. the body set up to examine discrimination in cricket says that more than 2,000 people have come forward in the past two weeks to share their experiences. the independent comission for equity in cricket launched its call for evidence from anyone connected to the sport earlier this month. the county game has seen a number of former players come forward, following azeem rafiq's testimony of the racist abuse he suffered at yorkshire. jahid ahmed has become the third former essex player to claim that he was the victim of racism at the club. he said he was bullied by a senior coach and his accent was mocked during his four years at the county. essex said they are disheartened to hear of his allegations and are investigating. let's have a quick look at some of today's other stories. and cricket tasmania say the treatment of their player tim paine by cricket australia has been "appalling". paine stepped down as captain last week over an investigation into sexually explicit text messages he sent to a female colleague in 2017. it's still to be decided by selectors if wicketkeeper paine will feature in the ashes. england's netballers will start their commonwealth games year with tests in front of their home fans. they'll host australia, new zealand, and south africa in the quad series injanuary at the copper box arena in london. chelsea defender millie bright will captain england for their upcoming world cup qualifiers — steping into the role with steph houghton and leah williamson out injured. the lionesses face austria and latvia later this month. the uk snooker championships got under way today — one of the sport's prestigious triple crown events. this year, history will be made as i2—time world women's champion reanne evans makes her debut at the tournament in york. she and hong kong's ng 0n—yee will be the first women to play at the event in its aa—year history. dave edwards reports. the uk snooker championship is back where it belongs, at the york barbican, for a 16th year. last year because mcdermott had to be moved to milton keynes and tough covid restrictions and with no fans. today the supporters are back in tomorrow, they will see history made when reanne evans becomes the first woman to play at this event. i reanne evans becomes the first woman to play at this event.— to play at this event. i never used to play at this event. i never used to really think _ to play at this event. i never used to really think about _ to play at this event. i never used to really think about it _ to play at this event. i never used to really think about it but - to really think about it but obviously, you get people coming up and saying you are a role model, people are watching and they want to take up the sport or any sportjust to see women on tv playing any sport. so it's fabulous that i think i am their role model. i had a young girl stuck playing because of me. snooker has always been a male dominated sport, but here, reanne evans and another woman, ng 0n—yee from hong kong, will both be taking them on. ., , , them on. there might have been times in the iast them on. there might have been times in the past where _ them on. there might have been times in the past where women _ them on. there might have been times in the past where women would - them on. there might have been times in the past where women would have i in the past where women would have .one in the past where women would have gone into_ in the past where women would have gone into snooker clubs wouldn't have _ gone into snooker clubs wouldn't have felt — gone into snooker clubs wouldn't have felt comfortable playing so society— have felt comfortable playing so society has to change, not just sport — society has to change, not just sport but _ society has to change, not just sport. but i think we are very much on the _ sport. but i think we are very much on the right— sport. but i think we are very much on the right track now, i think a lot of— on the right track now, i think a lot of sport _ on the right track now, i think a lot of sport has made a lot of progress _ lot of sport has made a lot of progress in the governing body is doing _ progress in the governing body is doing a _ progress in the governing body is doing a lot — progress in the governing body is doing a lot of the moment the grill participation in the uk wide stops snooker— participation in the uk wide stops snooker hasjoined a small group of sports _ snooker hasjoined a small group of sports where men and women compete against _ sports where men and women compete against each _ sports where men and women compete against each other. last sports where men and women compete against each other.— against each other. last week fallon sherrock in the _ against each other. last week fallon sherrock in the first _ against each other. last week fallon sherrock in the first woman - against each other. last week fallon sherrock in the first woman to - against each other. last week fallon sherrock in the first woman to reach | sherrock in the first woman to reach a major quarterfinal and darts, beating several men along the way. an equestrian seize men and women competing right up to olympic level. of years ago i had a few chances to compete against these guys on tv and qualify, it has only been hit or miss and to do it on a regular basis and then see more women in other sports, it's fantastic to see and it spares every person on, let alone just women hopefully we can do it on tv and get more people playing. for decades the uk championship has brought memorable moments and dramatic late night finishes but they have all involved male players. tomorrow, reanne evans takes her place at the top table. dave edwards, bbc news. evans faces barry hawkins in the first round tomorrow — earlier today, it was the perfect start for world numberfive kyren wilson. the englishman recorded the 299th century break of his career as he beat iran's soheil vahedi by six frames to two. she's one of british rugby's most exciting prospects, but imagine scoring a try for your country and not being able to hear the celebrations. jodie 0unsley became the first deaf female rugby player to play for a senior england side when she was awarded a professional sevens contract two years ago. since then, she's earned a legion of fans on and off the pitch — as she shares her experiences of being deaf in a team sport where communication is key. jodie's been speaking to our reporterjo currie. i don't look deaf, or, i wouldn't even know you are deaf, get these comments all the time. i think it is because ijust get on comments all the time. i think it is because i just get on with comments all the time. i think it is because ijust get on with it comments all the time. i think it is because i just get on with it so well and adapt around it, but really i do struggle, but i have learned to be more open—minded. i play for sale sharks and i am the first death player to represent england seven. and profoundly deaf so that means no hearing in both ears. it is like pressing the mute on the tv, just nothing at all. when i was ia months old had an implant fitted which allows me to hear some sounds, but obviously still deaf and i very much struggle every day for speak to people, i am lip reading, just scanning the body language, that's how i get on with life day to day. communication on the pitch, because in a team sport, like rugby, it is vital. so when you're in that situation, you're not hearing your team—mates, you're not hearing any of the noise around you, it's really isolating. you are having to rely on your eyesight to do all the work and that's what i do most of the time. when first started when i was around 15, i didn't have any confidence at all. i let myself struggle which was really bad, and go to a point where i wasn't enjoying rugby. but then when i got into it, the sevens set up, that's when i started getting confidence and the people around me were so supportive and i realised i needed to speak up. from there, my life changed, just how drastically it impacted me by being honest with people. we come up with hand signals. if there are certain tactics are certain moves, if a player is at the side of the pitch there is no chance i will hear a thing for the one of our moves is called the cheetah, so they will go like a claw. i've played in a sevens tournament with my college, got through to the final, so we got to play at twickenham, that was like the first time there was a crowd and i had an experience where there was more background noise. i didn't realise it was like that and i needed to move back. me being the deaf person, just carried on and the referee got the wrong side of it and thought i was being really rude and sent me off on a yellow card. ijust laugh about it now, but i try and make the referee aware i'm deaf before the games nowjust in case i do miss anything and there is more understanding of it. the doctors advise people with cochlear implants not to do any contact sports because the risk is that the magnet that is in my head, if that got a huge impact, it could potentially dislodge and then that means the implant doesn't work. so there is risks, and i completely understand that, but it's my decision to play rugby. 0f understand that, but it's my decision to play rugby. of all these amazing experiences with others risks. i have never had someone who was deaf that i could look up to because i wasn't aware, i didn't know anyone, never mind a deaf person but a deaf person in elite sport, just really want to try and prove to people that you can do it, go for the drains regardless to the barriers in life, because we all have our goals, i think it's how you adapt —— but we all have our obstacles, it's how you adapt to it. she is inspiring. finally, while most of you were tucked up in your beds this morning, kevin sinfield, the former rugby league player, was doing the unthinkable. this was him around 8am this morning — pounding the pavements, having run an incredible 101 miles in 2a hours for his friend and former team—mate rob burrow. he's raised over £1 million for motor neurone disease and eventually crossed the finish line at headingley stadium in leeds. manchester united 0—0 at half time against villa real time against villareal ni their champiosn leaggue tie.. chelsea hostjuventus at eight oclock.. follow it all te bbc sport website.. where youll find live text commenratry,, that's all from sportsday. good evening. some places some more sunshine than others today. a few spots got stuck with a lot of cloud, mist and murk but generally it was a quiet day compared with some of what is to come. the rest of the week looking colder, rain and the forecast but some sleet and snow at times as well and potentially some stormy weather through friday and into the weekend. thing is relatively quiet tonight, quite windy across scotland, here we will see a box of rain started to move in from the north—west of eventually getting to northern ireland. elsewhere, a lot of cloud must mist and fog patches towards the south, temperatures for most holding just above freezing but if you see clear skies for any length of time, you mayjust get a touch of frost. into tomorrow, the frontal system will push its weight south—east, taking outbreaks of rain with it, it is a cold front, is the name suggests, behind the fronts, the air will be turning colder. a northerly wind develops. the head of the front, a lot of cloud, with some mist and fog of the frontal system bringing rain southwards across parts of northern england into wales, than behind it for scotland and northern ireland, this skies will brighten, lots of sunshine, but some showers which will start to turn wintry of a high ground in scotland and the winds will pick up and it will start to turn colderfrom the will pick up and it will start to turn colder from the north. by thursday, we will all be in the grip of the cold air, a frosty star for many, plenty of sunshine through the day but some showers especially for coastal areas, some of these wintry of a higher ground and potentially to lower levels in northern scotland. temperatures are staying in single digits. then we get to friday, and this deep area of low pressure is expected to dive its way into the picture, some strong winds, some heavy rain, but also crucially some heavy rain, but also crucially some cold air rapping into this weather system. depending onjust how much of this cold air we bring into the mix, there is the potential for not only rain but some sleet and snow to develop. so what weather pushing southwards, but potentially some wintry weather across western areas of a higher ground and into low levels later across northern parts of scotland. it is going to feel called on friday, and it will be windy, particularly windy weather expected on friday night, especially for northern and eastern areas, where damaging winds are possible for wintry weather in the forecast, it is worth staying tuned from all the details 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