as i do christmas do. and a picture of borisjohnson as a grange. it just shows i suppose how this is cutting through as a concern that the government are not doing as they are saying. as you've already alluded to, the key thing is is back in a country with voters, as i can be a problem for the government in the polls? i be a problem for the government in the olls? , ., , the polls? i find this really interesting, _ the polls? i find this really interesting, the _ the polls? i find this really interesting, the sons - the polls? i find this really - interesting, the sons front-page. interesting, the sons front—page. the sun_ interesting, the sons front—page. the sun still is the biggest give—and—take. i worked the sun still is the biggest give—and—take. iworked in the sun still is the biggest give—and—take. i worked in the sun as a lead _ give—and—take. i worked in the sun as a lead writer for most of the first_ as a lead writer for most of the first lockdown and all of our lead the entire — first lockdown and all of our lead the entire of the paper was sick with the — the entire of the paper was sick with the restrictions, their incredibly important, you must do this to _ incredibly important, you must do this to save — incredibly important, you must do this to save your friends and family _ this to save your friends and family. and there was no hint of contradiction from the government ever~ _ contradiction from the government ever. you've now that this front—page implying that the prime mihister_ front—page implying that the prime minister is incredibly hypocritical and hot — minister is incredibly hypocritical and not actually enforcing the importance of sticking to these restrictions. you get the prime mihister— restrictions. you get the prime minister being called a grange, you've — minister being called a grange, you've got them all in green as weit~ _ you've got them all in green as weit~ it— you've got them all in green as well. it feels very much as though patients— well. it feels very much as though patients with the prime minister is wearing _ patients with the prime minister is wearing sin the sun. i think this is quite _ wearing sin the sun. i think this is quite an_ wearing sin the sun. i think this is quite an interesting development. politicians never want to have the sun is an enemy, do they? no, they don't. the metro, they've got something similar. a quote from keir starmer, prime minister taking the public forfools was starmer, prime minister taking the public for fools was up a picture of allegra stratton who was at the centre of that video. a very, very tearful apology. centre of that video. a very, very tearful apology-— tearful apology. what did you make of that? it was _ tearful apology. what did you make of that? it was a _ tearful apology. what did you make of that? it was a tearful _ tearful apology. what did you make of that? it was a tearful apology - of that? it was a tearful apology and it did feel heartfelt to me as well. she very much did regret her words. i think what is interesting is she does seem to be the only money of the stake in the fall for this so far. if you see the video there were numerous people in the room all contributing to this mock press conference was up and she alluded that she wasn't potentially at the party even if she might have known that it may not or may have gone on. that seems very strange to me and maybe more will come out when we have this investigation from the cabinet secretary. the prime minister has said that if they have been breaches by sapp and there will been breaches by sapp and there will be disciplinary action taken. but she does seem to be taken the fall for the prime minister today. she's quit herjob as cops 26 spokesperson. it was a heartfelt statement and it seems like she's taken a bit of a bruising today. it taken a bit of a bruising today. it is very important which is the whole fear that russia could invade ukraine. the ft have gotjoe biden proposing nato talks with putin in an attempt to stop a moscow invasion of the ukraine. an attempt to stop a moscow invasion of the ukraine-— of the ukraine. yeah, it does feel like this is — of the ukraine. yeah, it does feel like this is imminent, _ of the ukraine. yeah, it does feel like this is imminent, it _ of the ukraine. yeah, it does feel like this is imminent, it feels - of the ukraine. yeah, it does feel like this is imminent, it feels like | like this is imminent, it feels like it's can _ like this is imminent, it feels like it's can happen. i think it's really too little — it's can happen. i think it's really too little too late from biden talking — too little too late from biden talking about sanctions now, talking about _ talking about sanctions now, talking about sitting down with people. he hasn't _ about sitting down with people. he hasn't taken the threat from russia's_ hasn't taken the threat from russia's receive through his old presidency which is been a year's of office _ presidency which is been a year's of office up— presidency which is been a year's of office up and ijust think it's can be too — office up and ijust think it's can be too little too late. this is what were _ be too little too late. this is what were heading for in the world is good _ were heading for in the world is good to— were heading for in the world is good to be a more dangerous place for it _ good to be a more dangerous place for it i_ good to be a more dangerous place for it. i think biden and definitely meri good evening, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news where we start with football and having already qualified for the knockout stages of the champions league, chelsea have finished second in their group after drawing 3—3 with zenit st petersburg in russia. chelsea made the perfect start when timo werner put them ahead in the second minute. but poor defending allowed claudinho to steal through with an equaliser before sardar azmoun gave zenit the lead. thomas tuchel�*s side fought back and regained the advantage with goals from romelu lukaku, and a second for werner. but deep into injury time the goal of the game was scored by magomed ozdoev and it finished 3 all while juventus went top after a 1—0 win over malmo. it's very easy, we need a higher level, higher level of sprint, a higher level of run, higher level of intensity concentration level. it's as easy, it's the basics, the basics need to be pushed up to a higher level while we are in the lead and it cannot drop just because we are in the lead. and this is what's happening right now to us. in group f — manchester united were held to a 1—1 draw at old trafford by swiss side young boys having already qualified top heading into the last 16. a much—changed united side took the lead through an acrobatic effort by mason greenwood. but a lapse in concentration at the end of the first half saw fabian reeder score for the swiss side with the second half failing to provide a winner. barcelona have failed to make it into the knockout stages of the champions league for the first time in 21 years after they lost 3—0 to bayern munich. two goals in the first half from thomas muller and leroy sane were added to byjamal musiala after the break to see the germans to a sixth successive win in group e — while the catalans drop into a europa league play off game. in the women's champions league chelsea consolidated first place in group a after a goalless draw at home tojuventus. chelsea had won three of their four matches and emma haye's side hit the bar twice in the first half with sam kerr also missing a good chance. it mean�*s last year's runners up need just a point from their final game away to wolfsburg next week to qualify top. just one game in the scottish premier league tonight with livingston picking up a vital 1—0 win at home against hibernian. jack mcmillan with the only goal which came a quarter of an hour in, martin boyle missed a penalty for hibs shortly after while paul mcginn and paul hanlon were both shown a second yellow card for the visitors late on seeing them finish with nine players. the victory sees the hosts move up two places to 9th while their opponents stay 7th. tottenham's europa conference league game against rennes tomorrow night has been postponed. it comes after the club confirmed eight players and five members of staff had tested positive for covid—i9. the north london club say that discussions are ongoing with uefa as to the rescheduling of the fixture and that they've been advised to close the first team area of their training centre. it throws doubt onto whether their premier league match against brighton on sunday will go ahead. the brazilian football legend pele is back in hospital to continue his treatment for a colon tumour. the three time world cup winner who is now 81, spent most of september in hospital, including a few days in intensive care, following surgery on the tumour. the albert einstein hospital in sao paulo say he's in a stable condition and should be discharged in the next few days. england have it all to do after a disappointing opening day of the first ashes test against australia in brisbane. after winning the toss and electing to bat it started badly with rory burns dismissed off the very first ball of the day and by the time chris woakes lost his wicket the tourists had made just 147 leaving them an uphill task on day 2. and for all the latest you can follow the ashes across the bbc, ball—by—ball commentary on test match special. on the bbc sport website there will be in play—highlights clips alongside live text commentary and there's also a highlights show on the bbc iplayer from 5pm on every day of each test. olympic cyclist mark cavendish says he was violently attacked by four armed men during a burglary at his home last month — during which his wife and children were threatened at knife—point. cavendish was at home recovering from two broken ribs and a collapsed lung from a cycling crash when the break—in happened. essex police say they're appealing for witnesses. a louis vuitton suitcase and two "high—value" watches were stolen, while no arrests have yet been made. the mercedes formula one team's agreed with kingspan to end their partnership, saying it's "not appropriate". when the deal was announced last week, survivors of the grenfell tower fire and the housing minister michael gove asked mercedes to reconsider linking up with the company that produced some of the cladding installed on the block. lewis hamilton expressed reservations about driving with the branding on his car and team boss toto wolff wrote to the survivors�* group, apologising and agreeing to meet with them. ryder cup winner thorbjorn olesen has been cleared of sexual assault on a british airways flight following his trial in london. the 31—year—old dane, who denied all charges, was accused of the offence on a transatlantic ba flight in july 2019. at aldersgate house nightingale court he was also acquitted of assault by beating and being drunk on a flight. the prime minister says the uk will diplomatically boycott the beijing winter olympics and paralympics next year over alleged human rights abuses in china. the games are due to be held there in february and it follows similar moves by the us and australia, who've confirmed they won't be sending diplomats. and that's all the sport for now. hello again storm barra of course has been dominating out where the picture of the last couple days with strong winds, heavy rain and some upland snow. look at these big rocks, theses been checking onto the coastline of west wales the seas are pretty angry when they throw brick size lumps of rocket there is power it feeling less intense. we do have a window is slightly clear when that set to come in during thursday. that means the showers that we got at the moment fading away over the next few hours but it's can be quite chilly for as but it's can be quite chilly for you perhaps head out first as you perhaps head outside the door first thing this morning. for many a fine start for many of you that should be a lovely sunrise. the early rising sun illuminate we'll illuminating this cloud. the next weather system not taking its time to move this way to its west england and wales but also eventually bringing milderair into and wales but also eventually bringing milder air into the southwest temperatures reach around 11 through the afternoon. still for most of us is another fairly chilly one with six or 7 c, more typical temperatures. as we head into friday that area of rain perhaps with a little bit of mountain snow clears out of the way. will be left with these north westerly winds. those winds bringing a lot of sunshine sparkling visibility but also a number of showers. the number of shows of always been most frequently across the northwest but will be some that reach quite through parts of southern england. temperatures similar to recent days, still quite chilly around six or 7 c with the weather is set to change as we head into the weekend. another area of low pressure responsible for the change, this is going to be bringing south—westerly winds in for the particular across parts of england and wales. could be mister bald patches for thing in the morning so for some it could be a murky start. we've got outbreaks of rain piling and particularly to western areas of the country. although probably not a huge amount of rain across eastern most areas. temperatures rising through the day, 12 towards south west england and heading into sunday that milder air will continue to push its way eastwards and northwards as well. by the time he gets a sunday afternoon most of you will see temperatures into double figures was of the milder spots on sunday because he temperatures as high as 1a with up thenit temperatures as high as 1a with up then it looks like it was a quite mild into next week. �*welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. the uk prime minister borisjohnson introduces new covid restrictions, but there are claims of politics over the timing. it is now the proportionate and the responsible thing to move to plan b in england while continuing to work closely with their colleagues in the devolved administrations so we slow the spread of the virus. pfizer says a three—shot course of their covid vaccine — is effective against the omicron variant. in other news, india's top military commander is killed in a helicopter crash. and listen to this.