or delete will not support more restrictions not an auto for the allotter openly rebelling against plan b restrictions and is not in a position that he was last year, the position of strength where he could say, this is what were doing. he's fighting a war on multiple fronts. and the rebellion there will be quite substantial from conservative mps that state law, we did lockdowns, you give us freedom day, were not going back. is lockdowns, you give us freedom day, were not going back.— were not going back. is covid in a sense turning _ were not going back. is covid in a sense turning for _ were not going back. is covid in a sense turning for boris _ were not going back. is covid in a sense turning for boris johnson i were not going back. is covid in a i sense turning for boris johnson what sense turning for borisjohnson what europe was forjohn major? one of thoseissues europe was forjohn major? one of those issues where he is pulled into different may not is statesman and his party political hat? i different may not is statesman and his party political hat?— his party political hat? i think to a decree. his party political hat? i think to a degree- i _ his party political hat? i think to a degree. i think— his party political hat? i think to a degree. i think boris - his party political hat? i think to a degree. i think boris johnsonl his party political hat? i think to | a degree. i think boris johnson is a degree. i think borisjohnson is quite hard — a degree. i think borisjohnson is quite hard to a degree. i think borisjohnson is quite hard to pin down on covid. i think_ quite hard to pin down on covid. i think if— quite hard to pin down on covid. i think if he — quite hard to pin down on covid. i think if he wasn't prime minister and he _ think if he wasn't prime minister and he was _ think if he wasn't prime minister and he was a backbench mp i would suspect— and he was a backbench mp i would suspect that he would be more on the iockdown_ suspect that he would be more on the lockdown sceptic side of the party rather— lockdown sceptic side of the party rather than arguing for restrictions. it's not so much perhaps— restrictions. it's not so much perhaps his head constantly say want them _ perhaps his head constantly say want them. obviously for prime and his or you have _ them. obviously for prime and his or you have greater responsibility, you have to _ you have greater responsibility, you have to wear various things of the there _ have to wear various things of the there is— have to wear various things of the there is a — have to wear various things of the there is a majority party openly accusing — there is a majority party openly accusing the fact that he brought restrictions. as opportunistic, a dead _ restrictions. as opportunistic, a dead cat— restrictions. as opportunistic, a dead cat to _ restrictions. as opportunistic, a dead cat to distract from the party stories _ dead cat to distract from the party stories i— dead cat to distract from the party stories. i think politically, if we are heading towards more restrictions it is interesting in this i — restrictions it is interesting in this i story— restrictions it is interesting in this i story that it talks about you might— this i story that it talks about you might need to go on beyond plan b of them measures failed to bring down infections _ them measures failed to bring down infections. trying to slow infections. trying to slow infections and case numbers you could _ infections and case numbers you could start — infections and case numbers you could start to see how it's tied to tighter— could start to see how it's tied to tighter restrictions are that will put boris — tighter restrictions are that will put borisjohnson at tighter restrictions are that will put boris johnson at loggerheads with his — put boris johnson at loggerheads with his party and quite a dangerous position— with his party and quite a dangerous position if— with his party and quite a dangerous position if you think about all the bad witi— position if you think about all the bed will as— position if you think about all the bad will as well. if it position if you think about all the bad will as well.— bad will as well. if it was a distraction _ bad will as well. if it was a distraction tactic _ bad will as well. if it was a distraction tactic they - bad will as well. if it was a - distraction tactic they conservative mp accusing department yesterday it certainly a high risk on. take us to the front of the yorkshire post. this is actually the story, ministers to reviews the resilience of power grid. ministers to reviews the resilience of power grid-— ministers to reviews the resilience of power grid. government on power rid abili of power grid. government on power grid ability to — of power grid. government on power grid ability to cope _ of power grid. government on power grid ability to cope with _ of power grid. government on power grid ability to cope with bad - grid ability to cope with bad weather in the way because storm erwin _ weather in the way because storm erwin and — weather in the way because storm erwin. and this is comes after a really— erwin. and this is comes after a really distressing situation for many— really distressing situation for many people have been affected by this. some were without power for days on— this. some were without power for days on end. any question of how you got to— days on end. any question of how you got to the _ days on end. any question of how you got to the situation and that will be reviewed the business secretary has announced this yes, i think that there _ has announced this yes, i think that there are _ has announced this yes, i think that there are plenty of redwall tory mps that wiii— there are plenty of redwall tory mps that will be very happy this is happening. but they are pretty unhappy— happening. but they are pretty unhappy that they feel that area is been neglected. and you've seenjory mps in _ been neglected. and you've seenjory mps in these areas say well, we don't _ mps in these areas say well, we don't think— mps in these areas say well, we don't think this is in the south it would've — don't think this is in the south it would've taken as long as it did to fix things — would've taken as long as it did to fix things i— would've taken as long as it did to fix things. i think there will be relieved — fix things. i think there will be relieved that they're looking into this _ relieved that they're looking into this i_ relieved that they're looking into this. i don't think it's quite jubilation. | this. i don't think it's quite jubilation-— this. i don't think it's quite “ubilation. ,, , �*, , jubilation. i think she's exactly riaht jubilation. i think she's exactly right when _ jubilation. i think she's exactly right when it — jubilation. i think she's exactly right when it comes _ jubilation. i think she's exactly right when it comes to - jubilation. i think she's exactly right when it comes to the - right when it comes to the levelling up right when it comes to the levelling up agenda and the attention on those constituencies. that is what born johnson the last election. the thing is it been two years, pretty much exactly two years which is actually terrified when you wonder where the last two years of gone. it's been two years and very little has been donein two years and very little has been done in terms of infrastructure and investment for the bs, various areas of got a bit more money but ages too is not happening in the way that it was meant to and it obviously goes to discrepancy as well with our various areas are treated when it comes to energy shortages and crisis like with storm or when. one and a half years was covid but i think there is a real worry growing among constituencies that by the time the next election comes, whatever that is, they're going to have to show real results. and the running out of time to show those real results of those results are in infrastructure. because those things take allotted time for the currently that isn't even a definition about what levelling out means. yet another front end where borisjohnson is in a bit of trouble. front end where boris johnson is in a bit of trouble.— a bit of trouble. thank you both very much- _ a bit of trouble. thank you both very much- they _ a bit of trouble. thank you both very much. they will— a bit of trouble. thank you both very much. they will be - a bit of trouble. thank you both very much. they will be with i a bit of trouble. thank you both very much. they will be with usj very much. they will be with us again as i hope you will be in about 40 again as i hope you will be in about a0 minutes' time for a next look at the papers was up just to give you watching is if you would be because news is coming up after sport weather but in case you are thinking of turning away let me tease you is something. if i say camels and botox and then i say camels being serenaded, it's the photograph on one of tomorrow mornings morning papers. stay tuned to find out which one and what. bye—bye. good evening i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news where we start with football and it's been a busy night in europe. leicester city are out of the europa league after losing 3—2 at italian high fliers napoli. seven leicester players missed the trip after a covid outbreak in the squad. they went 2—0 down inside 2a minutes butjonny evans and kiernan dewsbury—hall brought them level. that would have been enough, but eljif elmas scored early in the second half and napoli held on to send the foxes into the europa conference league knockout play—offs in february. rangers were already guaranteed a place in the round of 16, and scott wright put them ahead against lyon in france. but the group winners struck back after half time and equalised via an own goal from calvin bassey. west ham had already progressed to next round as group winners and the only goal of the game at london stadium came from their opponents dinamo zagreb as mislav orsic floated one over alphonse areola meaning the croatians progress second in the group. celtic were already certain to drop down to the europa conference league knockout rounds. tonight they beat real betis 3—2 with david turnbull scoring the winner. tottenham were also due to play in the europa conference league tonight — but their game against french side renne was postponed after a coronavirus outbreak at the club. and it's now been confirmed that sunday's premier league game at brighton has also been called off, following a meeting with the premier league board. eight players and five staff tested positive, prompting the club to close the first team area of their training ground. in the women's champions league arsenal will need a point from their final group c game to qualify for the quarter—finals. that's after the holders barcelona eased to a a—0 win over them at the emirates. eyetarna bonmati benefited from an ill directed pass from jennifer beattie to score the catalans first as they looked to keep up their 100% record and whenjennifer hermoso scored her second after half time the job was complete, with the gunners now travelling to hoffenheim next week hoping for a draw or better. england face an uphill battle to stay in the opening ashes test against australia after spending a long day in the field on the second day in brisbane. having not played a test match sincejuly after taking a break, ben stokes found himself limping in the field after chasing down a ball and prior to that he'd dismissed david warner early in his innings only to see the decision reversed for a no ball while travis head with an unbeaten century put the hosts in a strong position moving into day 3 at the gabba where they go into it 196 runs ahead in the first innings. 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. and thejockey robbie dunne has been banned for 18 months — the last three suspended — after being found guilty of bullying and harrassing rival bryony frost. an independent disciplinary panel found dunne guilty of four charges, of conduct �*prejudicial to the reputation of horse racing' — over a seven month period in 2020. frost, who's one of britain's most successful female jockeys, said in a statement she would like to thank people for the support she's received, and that she'll take a few days to reflect on the outcome. the panel added it has real concerns about the weighing room culture in horse racing. practice for the season ending abu dhabi formula one grand prix will commence tomorrow with lewis hamilton and max verstappen both in the running to win the championship. the pair are level on points as they head into a winner takes all race, and the head of the red bull campaign says it will be a big deal if his team can beat mercedes to the title. this year up against the quality of opponents we have a mercedes, they've been a benchmark team the last seven years. nobody else is won in formula one for the last 11 years, between rebel and mercedes was up at the last seven in this hyper error they've been totally dominant. so to be at this final race, tied on points, it's a shoot—out between the two guys, it's exciting to be part of, it's an amazing thing for formula one. and i'm sure it's going to be one of the biggest if not biggest sporting events of the year. biggest if not biggest sporting events of the year. staying with formula one where the abu dhabi grand prix will be staying on the calendar until at least 2030, after the country signed a new contract with fi organisers. the race is one of four in the middle east, and will be the final race on the circuit for the next decade. the track has a reputation for dull races, but the layout has been tweaked ahead of this year's championship showdown — and it's anyone's guess which way it will go. we were in unmarked territory as a team. and obviously with the year that we've had, i'm sure so many people would've ruled us out being this close right at the end. so it's been an incredible group effort from everyone back at the factory and at the track. and no one's ever done eight before. after last year, i didn't have a lot of hope that we would be sitting here, you know, end of the season, fighting for a title, but i think, from the start, you know, we were very competitive, and we had some good results, a bit of bad luck as well, but, overall, we can be really proud of the whole team effort. you know, to be sitting here and fighting for this title. now to snooker and reigning champion mark selby has been knocked out of the scottish open, losing a—3 to anthony mcgill. mcgilljoins ronnie o' sullivan in the quarter—finals after the six—time world champion came through a close match with welshmanjamiejones, eventually winning by a frames to 3. and from or you can head to the bbc sport website but that is all your support for now. hello again. we've got a big change to our weather patterns with much with to our weather patterns with much whether that's 5 very with whether that's going to become very mild indeed for december. a beautiful start to the day, we've had a number of the sunrise pictures sent to us this morning. the sunrise and illuminating this club that's been moving ever sense. and this cloud will be bringing some rain our way followed by colder air, northwesterly winds pushing in on friday. that's good to be the last of the cooler days for a wild. overnight tonight this band are rain does push its way eastward, quite slowly clearing away from east anglia and kent. what follows later in the night is a number of showers. some of those will be wintry into northwest scotland with some sleet and a little bit of hill snow. the be a risk of some icy patches as temperatures dip down low enough to get some patches of frost was a chilly start today on friday but heidi is a day of sunshine and showers, chilly northwesterly winds driving the showers through again a little bit of hills noah know showers and i wish i was getting pushed across northwest england, northwest wales, down through the midlands and perhaps one of two reaching the fire of anger. temperatures around 6 or 7 c was up however, as we head into the weekend we get the winds changing to a south—westerly direction, increasingly dragging out mild air and pushing it northwards in eastwards across the uk. saturday, probably starting off on a murky note with some mist and fog patches around all males across the southwest and probably around the coast. some rain around, quite heavy across western areas with of the rain not amounting to much across eastern areas with a were starting to get signs of that milder air working in with temperatures 12 in cardiff and belfast but still quite chilly around eastern scotland, eastern england, temperatures around 6 or 7. as we get into sunday those south—westerly winds extend further. could be quite strong winds that we have across parts of the far northwest of the uk with rain never far away here. a lot of cloud around but those temperatures will continue to climb, highs of ia encarta, london and norwich was up which so far this month something a little bit cooler across a very far north of scotland. even deep into next week will keep those mild weather conditions as we slowly get a little bit closer to christmas. �*welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. an unofficial tribunal in london finds evidence of crimes against humanity and genocide against china's uyghur minority. the tribunal is satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that the prc by the inquisition of measures intended to destroy a significant part of the uighurs as such. they have committed genocide. pressure on borisjohnson as an investigation into covid rule breaking is expanded to cover three parties at downing street. don't hoard the vaccines to fight omicron — a warning to rich countries by the world health organisation. and bringing some cheer to children evacuated