no wicket fell for more than two and a half hours. say it quietly: "maybe". but english optimism on this tour is no sooner formed than shattered. the end of woakes, and, ultimately, hope. england dragged this into the evening. still there, jos buttler, the adelaide barricade. for so long, he'd hardly put a foot wrong, until... 0h, he's thrown it onto his stumps. he has! watch the lights on the bails, hit wicket, the last in a series of backward steps. england's day five fight was too little, too late. australia win the test match! they go up 2—0 in the ashes. we can'tjust leave it to the last day and expect to pull - off an enormous feat, which is what it - would have been today. the disappointing thing about this week is that we made the same . mistakes as last week. we just can't afford to do that. it's 4,000 days since they will last won a test in australia. to regain the ashes, they must now win three in a row. patrick geary, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. as we head towards christmas, there's going to be some big changes in the weather. from the middle part of the week it turns more unsettled, that means some rain in the forecast, is a milder air as well and then a battle, just in time for christmas, because the colder air return? more on that in a moment. pretty chilly out there at the moment. we do have a lot of cloud around, not the mist and fog we have had recently, and some breaks in the cloud are likely across parts of scotland, wales and the north west of england, so these areas more likely to have a frost. temperatures will be close to freezing for many exceptin will be close to freezing for many except in the far south—west where there is more of a breeze, and in northern ireland where we have this blanket of cloud keeping a pretty grey during tomorrow. but hopefully a bit more sunshine to come across england and wales will stop some eastern areas though could stay quite cloudy and we will see cloud across southern scotland pushing its way into the central belt, so quite a chilly looking, gloomy day here. generally temperatures similar to today and near normal for this time of year. but the weather is changing, because the high—pressure that has kept it quiet and settled is moving away, and instead this big area of low pressure swamping the atlantic, and around it we have these bands of rain, which will start to arrive on wednesday. but we start to arrive on wednesday. but we start with a widespread frost in scotland, england and wales, a bright start, it does cloud over. in the west the wind picks up, that cloud bring some rain across wales, western england, northern ireland, into scotland, bringing in some out there for western areas but ahead of it to the east, will be quite a cold feeling day i think during wednesday. beyond then, an area of low pressure, one band of rain moving away, another one starting to come in for thursday. this will bring some wetter weather northwards and eastwards. the wettest of the weather pushing its way up into scotland, and as the rain clears away from northern ireland and much of england and wales, we should actually see some sunshine. in those temperatures finally get a boost widely, getting up to ii or 12 degrees on thursday. now, if you are going to be travelling on christmas eve, in the morning it could potentially be quite misty and murky, with some areas of fog before we get some rain into the south—west, but by the time we get to christmas, this is where the battle is taking place. most of us will be in mild air, but there is a block of colder air and the far north, and with some bands of wet weather coming in from the south—west, hitting that colder air, if it is going to be a white christmas, it could possibly be cross some parts of scotland. just before we go, on tonight's news at ten we have a special report from our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg, on the growing tensions between russia and ukraine. we don't know what the kremlin is planning, but what is clear, from what president putin has been saying, is that, 30 years after the fall of the soviet union, vladimir putin remains deeply resentful of how the cold war ended, with russia losing territory, influence and empire, and if mr putin has decided that now is the moment to try to reverse that, that is a huge challenge to russia's neighbours, and to the west. 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, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up in sportsday... the premier league ploughs on — the festive fixtures will go ahead despite the covid cancellations. england's cricketers crumble again, and they'll now have to make history if they're to leave australia with the ashes. we have to absolutely believe and have that same attitude as i mentioned that that we went about today. because if we do that, i'm convinced we've got what we need to win test matches. and, with just six weeks to go, team gb has named their three—person team for short—track speed skating. good evening. the footbal programme was really hit hard by covid over the weekend. six of ten premier league matches were called off, as were 19 in the footbal league, and the women's super league was also affected. but for now, with the busy festive schedule upon us, there will be no break. 0ur senior sports news reporter laura scott is at the premier league headquarters, where there was a virtual meeting today of all 20 members. laura, it seems the show must go on? yes, despite the fixture chaos over the weekend and the calls from players and managers for a so—called circuit breaker, including a suggestion that continuing with games was a huge risk to players and staff, today those in charge of the 20 clubs agreed that the festive feast of football should go on. a statement from the premier league said that while recognising a number of clubs are experiencing covid—i9 outbreaks and challenges, it is the league's collective intention to continue the current fixture schedule where safely possible. they said the health and well—being of all concern remains their priority, and the league will continue to monitor and reflect public health guidance, always proceeding with caution. that's the announcement from today's meeting. joe linsky takes a look at the destruction caused to football this weekend. it was taught�*s first match for a fortnight. typically it was thrilling. there 2—2 draw was one of four top—flight games to go ahead. the rest this weekend and fell to covid. still, the premier league will carry on. a majority of clubs are against a break in the schedule. 0ne concession comes in the fa cup. like last season, there is now no replace — which means more gaps in january to fix games in, and spurs now have three to catch up on. in those two weeks off, they had a europa league conference game — postponed too. but you if i have now awarded that to wrens, knocking spurs out. —— uefa. in an ongoing debate about fairness, should games go on with players have just recovered? is the calm edition still fair? chelsea's manager doesn't think so. i fair? chelsea's manager doesn't think so. ., �* fair? chelsea's manager doesn't thinkso. ., �* . ., think so. i don't care so much about the next games. — think so. i don't care so much about the next games, i— think so. i don't care so much about the next games, i care _ think so. i don't care so much about the next games, i care about - think so. i don't care so much about the next games, i care about the i the next games, i care about the next tests and the health of the players. because today, we let him players. because today, we let him play 30 minutes, one day after ten days of covid. it's just our situation, it's not safe and we are talking about protection of the player in the safe environment, and it's not safe. player in the safe environment, and it's not safe-— it's not safe. today the premier leaaue's it's not safe. today the premier league's released _ it's not safe. today the premier league's released a _ it's not safe. today the premier league's released a new- it's not safe. today the premier- league's released a new vaccination figures. in october, 68% of players have been double jabbed. that's now 77, with 86% on what the league calls the vaccination journey. that's still below the figures in the top leagues in europe. in italy and germany, it's higher than 90% full zapata and while bundesliga crowds are at half capacity, fewer games get called off. i’m crowds are at half capacity, fewer games get called off.— games get called off. i'm out in germany and — games get called off. i'm out in germany and it's _ games get called off. i'm out in germany and it's going - games get called off. i'm out in germany and it's going quite i games get called off. i'm out in i germany and it's going quite well. we've got fans starting to come back to the stadium is a bit slower than england, but vexing rates for players are a lot higher. i've had both jabs and the booster to be safe, i don't want to pass anything to my family or have to miss games myself. i want everyone to be safe, so i'd advise them to get it. i think everybody has that responsibility, notjust looking after— responsibility, notjust looking after ourselves but other people. in the end. _ after ourselves but other people. in the end, everyone must pull together to get— the end, everyone must pull together to get through this. the the end, everyone must pull together to get through this.— to get through this. the fans came back here in _ to get through this. the fans came back here in the _ to get through this. the fans came back here in the summer, - to get through this. the fans came back here in the summer, and - to get through this. the fans came back here in the summer, and the| back here in the summer, and the gates are still open to full crowds. but some already don't have a boxing day outing. games are off for cardiff, northampton and forest green, but the efl say they'll carry on where they can. so the top—flight and lower leaks go in the same direction — pressing on with the festive schedule when so much is still uncertain. joe lynskey, bbc news. and uptake in the numbers, though it league operative much saying they are in line with the national average for that group, the average age of it for —— of a premier league player? age of it for -- of a premier league -la er? , , , �* player? this is the first time we've had an update _ player? this is the first time we've had an update on _ player? this is the first time we've had an update on the _ player? this is the first time we've had an update on the vaccination l had an update on the vaccination figures within the premier league since mid october when we learned that 68% of players had been double jabbed. that's now up to 77%, and the premier league have indicated that this is above the nhs average across england, 25—25 —— 25—29 —year—olds, which are vaccinated with a single jab. the average age of a premier league player is 26.9 years. and of course, this is the double jabbed figures, there are also figures that they've released for anyone with 1—3 jabs, of course the booster programme going on at the booster programme going on at the moment, in its 92% of clubs, staff and players have had i—3, and 84% of players are on what they would call the vaccination journey. asjoe mentioned in his report, this is lagging behind some leagues in europe, but clearly the premier league will be pleased the figure has gone up since october. they like it to rise even further. we've heard juergen clock in the last week or so saying the vaccination is a matter of solidarity and togetherness. other managers being slightly more cautious in their approach to vaccination, saying they wouldn't want players to feel forced — but of course, across the league there is an encouragement to get players vaccinated because it will help every democrat everyone in the sport. those figures out in the last couple of hours, that 77% of premier league players have now been double vaccinated. a , league players have now been double vaccinated. n, , ., vaccinated. many thanks indeed, laura. another test, another heavy defeat for england cricketers in australia. the captainjoe root says they have to learn fast from their mistakes. they lost the second test by 275 runs in adelaide — and the way they are playing, the task of winning the next three tests to reclaim the ashes would seem nigh on impossible. it was always going to be survival mode on the final day to try and protect their six wickets in hand. a 6i—run partnership betweenjos buttler and chris woakes for the seventh wicket gave them a bit of hope, but not much and they were all out forjust 192 in the final session. australia going 2—0 up in the series with three to play. if you look at the first innings in particular, i thought we were just a little bit short with the ball, we didn't challenge them enough, we allowed them to leave and they left very well again. so we knew they would look to do as they did in brisbane very well. we need to get the ball up there, as soon as we get that in the first innings, the first hour, the chances are created. how dangerous we looked — that's almost the benchmark, moving forward. we made a concerted effort to try and pitch— made a concerted effort to try and pitch the _ made a concerted effort to try and pitch the ball a bit fuller, and we went— pitch the ball a bit fuller, and we went quite — pitch the ball a bit fuller, and we went quite a few rounds in the first session. _ went quite a few rounds in the first session. but— went quite a few rounds in the first session, but it wasn't too disappointed with that. we're still a long _ disappointed with that. we're still a long way in front of the game and we tried _ a long way in front of the game and we tried the — a long way in front of the game and we tried the bowl a lot more than england _ we tried the bowl a lot more than england did. so it's nice to have that whole — england did. so it's nice to have that whole group of fast bowlers who can come _ that whole group of fast bowlers who can come in — that whole group of fast bowlers who can come in and do a job at any time _ can come in and do a 'ob at any time. . �* , . can come in and do a 'ob at any time. ., �* , ., ., time. can't “ust leave it to the last da time. can'tjust leave it to the last day and — time. can'tjust leave it to the last day and expect _ time. can'tjust leave it to the last day and expect to - time. can'tjust leave it to the last day and expect to pull- time. can'tjust leave it to the last day and expect to pull offj time. can't just leave it to the i last day and expect to pull off an enormous feet, which is what it would've been today. the disappointing thing about this week is that we made the same mistakes as last week. we just can't afford to do that. last week. we “ust can't afford to do that. �* , last week. we “ust can't afford to do that. �*, ,., ., ., last week. we “ust can't afford to do that. �*, , do that. it's bowling good balls consistently — do that. it's bowling good balls consistently and _ do that. it's bowling good balls consistently and setting - do that. it's bowling good balls consistently and setting up - do that. it's bowling good balls consistently and setting up is l consistently and setting up is important, as well, the bolder that's— important, as well, the bolder that's bowling. we've done really well these first two test matches, it's great — well these first two test matches, it's great to be 2—0 up, but we need to do— it's great to be 2—0 up, but we need to do hetten — it's great to be 2—0 up, but we need to do better. we it's great to be 2-0 up, but we need to do better-— to do better. we need to learn, and we need to — to do better. we need to learn, and we need to learn _ to do better. we need to learn, and we need to learn fast. _ to do better. we need to learn, and we need to learn fast. we _ to do better. we need to learn, and l we need to learn fast. we can't make the same mistakes we've made so far. but we have to absolutely believe and have that same attitude, as i mentioned, that we went about today with. because if we do that, i'm convinced that we've got what we need to win test matches over here. simon hughes, joe root says they need to learn from their mistakes, but where do they start with just six days to go before the boxing day test when they want to be competitive?— test when they want to be competitive? test when they want to be cometitive? ~ �* ., ., ., ., competitive? we've got to learn from it in a defeat- — competitive? we've got to learn from it in a defeat. i _ competitive? we've got to learn from it in a defeat. i don't _ competitive? we've got to learn from it in a defeat. i don't know— competitive? we've got to learn from it in a defeat. i don't know that - it in a defeat. i don't know that there is that much they can learn from it that they didn't already know. the fact is that england's batting is weak, their top bowler is fallible, ithink batting is weak, their top bowler is fallible, i think there's a stat that in the last 12 months, joe root has come into bat numberfour, an average score of 37—2. that is not a situation where the overs have done theirjob. so the openers are suspect. the keen thing for england as they've got to make more runs. people like joe as they've got to make more runs. people likejoe root have blamed the bowlers and, understandably, there are things that bowlers can do better. but if they make more runs, england, than the bowler�*sjob better. but if they make more runs, england, than the bowler�*s job will be much easier, and that is fundamental — if you play in australia, you've got to make big scores. australia do that very well, england don't. the scores. australia do that very well, england don't-— england don't. the bare facts of it is that england — england don't. the bare facts of it is that england have _ england don't. the bare facts of it is that england have never- england don't. the bare facts of it is that england have never come i england don't. the bare facts of it - is that england have never come from 2-0 is that england have never come from 2—0 down to win an extra series in history. this could be history making, but for bleary—eyed england fans at home, this is been a rather masochistic exercise and sleep deprivation. what's their motivation to do it all again on boxing day? iii to do it all again on boxing day? if you look back to 2006— 07 when england got beaten 5—0, there were players in that england team — they were in that 2006— 07 side, but the experience that they gleamed from playing australia then by acquitting themselves well, even in a losing quarter, it was vital because in 2010-11, quarter, it was vital because in 2010—11, those same players were dominant and helped win. even if england don't come back in this series, and i doubt that they'll be able to, there's a lot to be gained. and, to usejoe's word, learn— there's a lot to be learned from playing well in australia, so when he comes back in four years time, and number of displaying squad will hopefully be at their peak, and they'll be able to use the experience of this series to be able to really profit and prevail next time they are in australia. but in the here and _ time they are in australia. but in the here and now, _ time they are in australia. but in the here and now, when - time they are in australia. but in i the here and now, when australia's tales are up, which they are, they are an unstoppable force some thoughts? are an unstoppable force some thou~hts? , are an unstoppable force some thoughts?— are an unstoppable force some thou~hts? , i. ., thoughts? yes, when you look at the raw facts, australia _ thoughts? yes, when you look at the raw facts, australia with _ thoughts? yes, when you look at the raw facts, australia with their - thoughts? yes, when you look at the raw facts, australia with their full - raw facts, australia with their full team available, i think they have seven genuine world—class match winners. england, in australian conditions, have two match winners. it's unbalanced, england also haven't had preparation that you need to play in australia — which wasn't their fault, it's covid, need to play in australia — which wasn't theirfault, it's covid, it's terrible weather before the first test, meaning hardly anyone had any batting or bowling practice. england have got excuses in a way, but the discrepancy in ability between the two teams is fairly large. it two teams is fairly large. it certainly seems that way so far. simon hughes, many thanks indeed. let's have a quick look at some of today's other headlines... rafa nadal has tested positive for covid—i9, after making his comeback from injury in an exhibition event in abu dhabi last week. the 20—time grand slam champion says he will have to reassess his schedule, according to his recovery. the australian open starts in four weeks. former tour de france winner geraint thomas has signed a new two—year contract with ineos grenadiers. after a difficult couple of seasons, mared by crashes and injuries, thomas says he's "still super motivated" he's been at the team since it was founded in 2010 geva mentor returns to england's 15—women squad for next month's netball quad series against australia, new zealand, and south africa, the roses are in good form after the recent series win overjamaica. the women's tennis association says it still woried that the two—time grand slam doubles champion, peng shuai, is being censored by the chinese state. she's given her first interview since accusing a top politician of sexual coercion and abuse. she told singaporean chinese—language newspaper that there have been "a lot of misunderstandings" about the initial allegations. i've spoken to the bbc�*s china correspondent robin brant. the most interesting thing is that she said during the interview, that her story wasn't true. she recanted what she had appeared to say back in that post, which is like china's twitter, back in november. she said in this interview the other day, "i have never said nor written that anyone had sexually assaulted me." backin anyone had sexually assaulted me." back in that posting, originally in chinese but translated to english in the first few days of november, she said that a senior chinese party communist party official here had forced her to have sex with him before they had a consensual relationship. so this isn'tjust her claiming that things were untrue or inaccurate, this is a recounting of the story. inaccurate, this is a recounting of the sto . ., , inaccurate, this is a recounting of thesto . , the story. over the last couple weeks, the story. over the last couple weeks. the — the story. over the last couple weeks, the ioc _ the story. over the last couple weeks, the ioc president - the story. over the last couple weeks, the ioc president has l the story. over the last couple i weeks, the ioc president has got involved, a couple video calls from the ioc to peng shuai — the organisation saying she appears to be safe and well, but other organisations, the women's tennis association, wta, saying they've cancelled their tournaments in china and are still very unhappy and unsure of her well—being. and and are still very unhappy and unsure of her well-being. and after yesterday's — unsure of her well-being. and after yesterday's appearance _ unsure of her well-being. and after yesterday's appearance in - unsure of her well-being. and after yesterday's appearance in this - yesterday's appearance in this interview, the wta have reiterated their concerns, and i think they are echoing the concerns of many here — and beyond, as well, in the world of sport and just in general — about her safety, security, ability to speak freely, and her safety, security, ability to speakfreely, and her ability her safety, security, ability to speak freely, and her ability to live freely. this event in shanghai was clearly a managed event, she appeared alongside a handful of other sports personalities, gave this apparent interview, and she was gone. we've seen her at a handful of other events in beijing a couple weeks ago, they were also managed events, a tennis tournament, she appeared at a restaurant as well, and then we saw that still of her zoom call with the ioc president. they are managed events and their ongoing concerns about her safety, security and, crucially here in china in particular, her ability to speakfreely. we've had the draw for the knockout stages of the women's champions league. arsenal are the only remaining english side in the competition, and have the tough task of facing german club wolfsburg, who knocked out last years finalists chelsea. earlier, i spoke to our women's sport reporterjo currie. aside from the fact that chelsea aren't there because they were knocked out of the group stages — it was never going to easy, whoever arsenal played against. they were unseated for this draw, so again they were always going to be caught out against a team who finished top of their group. wolfsburg have huge european experience. last week, they beat chelsea 4—0. they are unbeaten in the league, so that should be a cracking game, but it's not easy for arsenal. f cracking game, but it's not easy for arsenal. j ., , cracking game, but it's not easy for arsenal. f . , , arsenal. they're really flying the flat for arsenal. they're really flying the flag for the _ arsenal. they're really flying the flag for the w5 _ arsenal. they're really flying the flag for the ws so _ arsenal. they're really flying the flag for the ws so - _ arsenal. they're really flying the flag for the ws so - and - arsenal. they're really flying the flag for the ws so - and if- arsenal. they're really flying the flag for the ws so - and if they l arsenal. they're really flying the i flag for the ws so - and if they get flag for the ws so — and if they get past wolfsburg, who played over two lengths, then every likelihood they'll face the reigning champions, the team that beat them very home and away in the group stage, the mighty barcelona?— home and away in the group stage, the mighty barcelona? barcelona is a team that no — the mighty barcelona? barcelona is a team that no one _ the mighty barcelona? barcelona is a team that no one wants _ the mighty barcelona? barcelona is a team that no one wants to _ the mighty barcelona? barcelona is a team that no one wants to play - the mighty barcelona? barcelona is a team that no one wants to play at. team that no one wants to play at the moment. they are playing a style of football that hasn't been seen in women's football before, it's so free—flowing, it's attacking and exciting to watch. the defending champions, very much seen as the best team in the world right now, they've got alexia protest amongst their ranks who've just been named their ranks who've just been named the winner and widely regarded as the winner and widely regarded as the best player in the world. they beat arsenal 4—0 and 4—1 in the group stages. should they get past them in the quarters, the need to get past barcelona for the final. it'll be a tough run in for them. do they deserve to win it? a look at the other side of the draw, who do we think is most likely to come through their quarters and semifinal? psg probably the favourites on that side? that's a fair assessment, _ favourites on that side? that's a fair assessment, psg, _ favourites on that side? that's a fair assessment, psg, bayern i favourites on that side? that's a - fair assessment, psg, bayern munich fairassessment, psg, bayern munich — these are the german and french champions, they're also last year's semifinal teams knocked out for semifinals, they'll both be keen to better, you'd think as favourites, because the french league is seen is tougher than the german lee, and psg are current champions. lyon you can never rule out — they're not seen as strong as they used to be, but lyon will start that one as favourites. my will start that one as favourites. my money would be on psg — lyon semifinal on the other side of the draw. shaun maloney has been appointed as the new manager of scottish premiership side hibernian on a three—and—a—half—year deal. the former celtic and scotland player has left his role as belgium assistant to replace jack ross and take on his first managerialjob. his first game in charge will be the scottish premiership visit of aberdeen on wednesday. hibs lost the scottish league cup final against celtic yestersday and are seventh in the premiership. we're just over six weeks away from the winter olympics in beijing — and team gb have named a three—person squad for the short—track speed skating. and two of the team train in nottingham. david jackson has been to the national ice centre to meet kat thomson and niall tracy. ijust i just love the thrill, ijust love the thrill, the i just love the thrill, the speed, and once i can get you injured to the front of the back. the adrenaline _ the front of the back. the adrenaline rush _ the front of the back. the adrenaline rush of- the front of the back. the adrenaline rush of racing, i guess the unpredictably of estoppel you have to _ the unpredictably of estoppel you have to be on it all the time. there has been less _ have to be on it all the time. there has been less excitement - have to be on it all the time. there has been less excitement of - have to be on it all the time. there has been less excitement of late i has been less excitement of late with tournaments cancelled and funding stripped — but the olympics are now within touching distance. it's the best feeling in the world, knowing that the past four years, you've worked towards this goal and you've worked towards this goal and you finally achieved it. these past four years have been nothing but setback after setback. so to have achieved that, i was over the moon. 21 years old, been doing this since i 21 years old, been doing this since i was _ 21 years old, been doing this since i was eight — 21 years old, been doing this since i was eight. the olympics was where i was eight. the olympics was where i wanted _ i was eight. the olympics was where i wanted to— i was eight. the olympics was where i wanted to go. but i was eight. the olympics was where l wanted to go— i was eight. the olympics was where i wanted to go— i wanted to go. but while niles's focus has been _ i wanted to go. but while niles's focus has been on _ i wanted to go. but while niles's focus has been on the _ i wanted to go. but while niles's focus has been on the ice - i wanted to go. but while niles's focus has been on the ice for - i wanted to go. but while niles's - focus has been on the ice for almost his entire life, also drawn inspiration from an unlikely source— silver medal winning lifter emily campbell. it silver medal winning lifter emily cam - bell. . , silver medal winning lifter emily cambell. ., , silver medal winning lifter emily cambell. .,, ., , ,, campbell. it was really inspiring seeinr campbell. it was really inspiring seeing her _ campbell. it was really inspiring seeing her going _ campbell. it was really inspiring seeing her going after— campbell. it was really inspiring seeing her going after the - campbell. it was really inspiring l seeing her going after the metal. campbell. it was really inspiring - seeing her going after the metal. -- seeing her going afterthe metal. —— metal— seeing her going afterthe metal. —— metal mike — seeing her going afterthe metal. —— metal mike. it's inspiring to have something like that in the gym. this team heads to _ something like that in the gym. ti 3 team heads to beijing with plenty of hopes and aspirations, but without elise christie.— elise christie. shall definitely be missed, elise christie. shall definitely be missed. but _ elise christie. shall definitely be missed, but we've _ elise christie. shall definitely be missed, but we've all _ elise christie. shall definitely be missed, but we've all learned i elise christie. shall definitely be missed, but we've all learned a | missed, but we've all learned a great deal from her, missed, but we've all learned a great dealfrom her, so hopefully we can just keep great dealfrom her, so hopefully we canjust keep her great dealfrom her, so hopefully we can just keep her successful. great dealfrom her, so hopefully we canjust keep her successful. molar can “ust keep her successful. now the can just keep her successful. now the ho es can just keep her successful. now the hopes rest — can just keep her successful. now the hopes rest with _ canjust keep her successful. now the hopes rest with these two — oh, and his older brother, who trains in america. �* ., , america. after he went to his first leak, they — america. after he went to his first leak, they wondered _ america. after he went to his first leak, they wondered if _ america. after he went to his first leak, they wondered if they - america. after he went to his first leak, they wondered if they could | leak, they wondered if they could -et leak, they wondered if they could get another brother going. so they've — get another brother going. so they've done that. i get another brother going. so they've done that.— get another brother going. so they've done that. i “ust want to go out there, have _ they've done that. ijust want to go out there, have fun, _ they've done that. ijust want to go out there, have fun, and _ they've done that. ijust want to go out there, have fun, and do - they've done that. ijust want to go out there, have fun, and do the - they've done that. i just want to go l out there, have fun, and do the best i can — wherever that is. tiger woods made his latest competitive comeback over the weekend. he was taking part in the pnc championship, fomerly known as the father/son challenge, but he still said he was "worn out" after the 36 holes playing, alongside his 12—year—old son, charlie. woods, sr still looked sharp in his highly—anticipated return to golf, after a car accident last february nearly cost him his leg. clearly enjoying his role as tutor to his son. team woods finished on 25—under—par two shots behind winners john daly and his son, jothr. to take part, the fathers all have to have won a major or the players championship. woods hopes to play a limited schedule on tour next year. charlie was out there telling me a couple times, yesterday and today, "dad, don't hit that shot, you know what that does." i said, "you worry about your game." he had the best time ever. ijust wish i'd told you guys yesterday, i wish i could've walked down the fairways with him, side by side with him the whole time like we were last year. but i did what i could. and finally — you'll probably know many people faced with the prospect of spending the holiday season in isolation. if you're struggling for ideas of how to pass the time — swimmer max litchfield might be able to help. he tested positive for covid whilst competing out in abu dhabi. he's turned his quarantine hotel room into his playground. the game? throw objects into other objects. you don't see all the failed attempts, though. i reckon he got bored a very, very quickly. he's probablyjust binge watching now, something mindless, that's what i to be doing. that's all from sportsday. the premier league plough on despite all those covid cancellations. for me and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello. after a cloudy and cold day, a cloudy and cold night to come. but we have seen a few breaks in the day, and overnight, a greater chance of frost around, particularly to the higher ground of whales, northern england and parts of scotland. but even where the cloud is in place, for many of you, temperatures only above freezing, leading to a chilli started tuesday morning. winter solstice on tuesday, the shortest day of the year — and with that, we see the return of the bit of sunshine across parts of englund and wales. slightly more breeze to help break that cloud more readily. so a lot of cloud in place across eastern parts of england, but in the far north of scotland, sunshine here with 1— to six hours. though showers continue overnight into the far north, cloud, wind and rain keeping characters up, but into wednesday morning, the coldest warning of the week for many of you, a widespread frost with temperatures well below freezing in rural areas in particular. but milder conditions with some rain midweek, will the cold airfight back with some rain midweek, will the cold air fight back for christmas? i'll tell you later. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. switzerland is the latest country to introduce new covid—19 restrictions including a mandatory order to work from home as the omicron theory and spreads through europe. here in the uk continues to report record numbers of new infections that boris johnson decided against tighter rules for england for the morning. i rules for england for the morning. i must say to people we will have to reserve the possibility of taking further action to protect the public. we have a special report on the deadly repression of civilians carried out in myanmar — after the miiltary seized power. the chinese tennis star pung shway retracts an accusation of sexual assault — but critics still fear she's speaking under duress.

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