hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak. coming on tonight's programme... after his win in court, nova djokovic is back on court — but could he still be stopped from defending his trophy at the australian open? after a weekend of fa cup shocks, can aston villa pull off an upset at manchester united in the last of the third round ties? we will be at old trafford. sadio mane to the rescue — senegal are saved by a stoppage time penalty in their opening match at the africa cup of nations. also coming up in the programme before 7pm... after a dramatic final weekend of the regular nfl season — we take a look at the play—off picture which is now complete. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. this time next week, the first tennis grand slam of the year will be under way — and, as things stand, the world number one and defending champion, novak djokovic, will be able to play at the australian open after winning a court battle that overturned his visa cancellation. within hours of leaving his detention hotel, djokovic was practing on court in melbourne and posted this photo of himself and his team — including coach goran ivanisevic — on court at the rod laver arena, where he's won the australian open a record nine times. djokovic tweeted. .. as djokovic was practising on court — over in belgrade, in his native serbia, his family were giving their reaction to what they call the ordeal djokovic has been put through. translation: a few moments ago, he trained, he translation: a few moments ago, he trained. he was — translation: a few moments ago, he trained, he was on _ translation: a few moments ago, he trained, he was on the _ translation: a few moments ago, he trained, he was on the tennis _ trained, he was on the tennis courts. he went to australia to play tennis. to try to win another australian open, and to win a record that he's been chasing for so many years. he had all the documents that were required of him and, in the end, he got medically exempted. there were moments where he didn't have his mobile with him, we didn't know what was happening. there was a break—up in communication. we had no idea whether he was well, whether he had eaten, whether everything was all right with him. those are the things that me, as a mother, i can't explain, i can't recoverfrom it easily. and i think every mother in the world will understand me. what djokovic�*s family declined to take questions on was why the world number one posed for photographs with children at a prize—giving in serbia — a day after djokovic says a positive pcr test confirmed he had covid—i9. djokovic, who's unvaccinated, argued that he didn't need proof of vaccination to enter australia bcause he had covid last month, and that was a legitimate medical exemption under australia's rules. his lawyers said cancelling his visa when he landed in melbourne was unreasonable, and today the judge agreed. but, as our tennis correspondent russell fuller says, djokovic could still be told he can't play at the australian open. it was an improbable win, according to the legal experts, they felt it would be difficult for djokovic�*s legal team to persuade the judge that the australian government, in the shape of the border force, had acted unreasonably or unfairly when they cancelled his visa at melbourne airport in the early hours of thursday morning last week. but that's exactly what they did prove. you could see the judge that's exactly what they did prove. you could see thejudge had that's exactly what they did prove. you could see the judge had sympathy for djokovic throughout. "what else could this man have done," he said? djokovic had the chance to have a late—night tennis session at melbourne parkjust an hour or so after leaving the company of his lawyers a free man. but he still doesn't know whether he will be able to start the australian open because the minister for and australia has the minister for and australia has the power of personal discretion to cancel djokovic�*s visa for a second time, and potentially sent him home. and that decision is expected in the next tony for hours. the bad part of the day for novak djokovic was court papers showing his positive test on 16 december was confirmed on the same day. so huge questions about what he posed for photographs with children at a price giving ceremony the following day, then gave an interview in person, albeit wearing a mask, to a newspaper 2a hours after that. a mask, to a newspaper 2a hours afterthat. but a mask, to a newspaper 2a hours after that. but for now, djokovic is backin after that. but for now, djokovic is back in the draw, the defending champion. untiltonight, he not played tennis for over a week. it'll be very tough for novak djokovic, with the likes of the us open champion of field. he's a nine time champion of field. he's a nine time champion and australia. right now, he'll be feeling on top of the world. one more line to bring you — australian player nick kyrgios has previously spoken out about how the djokovic situation has been handled — he now has problems of his own. kyrgios has revealed that he's tested positive for covid—19. he says he's feeling healthy and has no symptoms but, with the australian open starting a week from today, he only has a few days to recover and be cleared to return. from the drama in australia to the drama of the fa cup. third round weekend has not disappointed. cambridge knocking out newcastle and forest's win over arsenal were amongst the upsets, as well as incredible wins for kidderminster harriers and boreham wood — the two non—league sides into the fourth round. tonight, there's an all—premier league tie at old trafford, with aston villa the visitors to manchester united. it's live on bbc one from 7.30pm, kelly somers is there alongside alan shearer. a bumper fa cup, third weekend culminates here in manchester as manchester united welcome the seven—time winners aston villa. alan shearer will be alongside gary lineker and michael richards later on the studio. i'm sorry to bring this up because i know newcastle were subject to one of the shocks of the weekend against cabell united, but what a weekend it's been. it’s but what a weekend it's been. it's been an absolutely magnificent weekend for the fa cup. it's at everything, some great ties, great shocks _ everything, some great ties, great shocks. yes, one of them was at newcastle — shocks. yes, one of them was at newcastle and cambridge fully deserved it. let's hope it ends with a fantastic— deserved it. let's hope it ends with a fantastic game this evening and plenty— a fantastic game this evening and plenty of— a fantastic game this evening and plenty of goals for us to talk about in the _ plenty of goals for us to talk about in the studio.— in the studio. that's exactly what we would like. _ in the studio. that's exactly what we would like. let's _ in the studio. that's exactly what we would like. let's talk - in the studio. that's exactly what we would like. let's talk about i in the studio. that's exactly what. we would like. let's talk about the two teams, starting with manchester united. they come into this losing that game against wolves last weekend — has he been able to imprint his mark on this team yet? what have you made of them? hat what have you made of them? not as of et, what have you made of them? not as of yet. he's — what have you made of them? not as of yet. he's in — what have you made of them? not as of yet. he's in a _ what have you made of them? not as of yet, he's in a very _ of yet, he's in a very difficult position. _ of yet, he's in a very difficult position, certainly in the last three — position, certainly in the last three games when they played newcastle, burnley, than that game you mentioned against wolves. i thought— you mentioned against wolves. i thought they were pretty poor in all three _ thought they were pretty poor in all three come to be honest, lots of work_ three come to be honest, lots of work to— three come to be honest, lots of work to he — three come to be honest, lots of work to be done. i'm interested to see what— work to be done. i'm interested to see what team and what system he's -ot see what team and what system he's got to _ see what team and what system he's got to play— see what team and what system he's got to play this evening, because that 4222— got to play this evening, because that 4222 hasn't really worked as of yet, certainly lacking width in forward — yet, certainly lacking width in forward positions. so that's one thing _ forward positions. so that's one thing we — forward positions. so that's one thing we will keep an eye on. suhptots _ thing we will keep an eye on. subplots aplenty in this one, none more so than the fact that aston villa are managed by steven gerrard. you'll get an interesting reception when he walks out — what are you expecting from them when he approaches the game? that won't affect him one — approaches the game? that won't affect him one bit, _ approaches the game? that won't affect him one bit, he'll— approaches the game? that won't affect him one bit, he'll probably| affect him one bit, he'll probably enjoy— affect him one bit, he'll probably enjoy it — affect him one bit, he'll probably enjoy it. he said some good times and had _ enjoy it. he said some good times and bad times here. aston villa have already— and bad times here. aston villa have already won — and bad times here. aston villa have already won here once the season, so he'll be _ already won here once the season, so he'll be looking for that similar team _ he'll be looking for that similar team to — he'll be looking for that similar team to go and do it again. they can do it, absolutely. it will be tough because — do it, absolutely. it will be tough because i'm sure that this crowd will he _ because i'm sure that this crowd will be behind the home team, but what stephen plays and what system he plays. _ what stephen plays and what system he plays, we can look forward to that, _ he plays, we can look forward to that, as — he plays, we can look forward to that, as woelfel topic will be pretty— that, as woelfel topic will be pretty confident, i think the other live game — pretty confident, i think the other live game on saturday, you were there _ live game on saturday, you were there for— live game on saturday, you were there for that one.— live game on saturday, you were there for that one. how do you think that one will — there for that one. how do you think that one will go? _ there for that one. how do you think that one will go? i _ there for that one. how do you think that one will go? i think— there for that one. how do you think that one will go? i think we - that one will go? i think we could be in for a _ that one will go? i think we could be in for a long _ that one will go? i think we could be in for a long night and - that one will go? i think we could be in for a long night and extra i be in for a long night and extra time _ be in for a long night and extra time. , . ., ., ~' be in for a long night and extra time. , . ., ., ., time. very much looking forward to this one, time. very much looking forward to this one. live _ time. very much looking forward to this one, live on _ time. very much looking forward to this one, live on the _ time. very much looking forward to this one, live on the one _ time. very much looking forward to this one, live on the one from - this one, live on the one from 7:30pm. one of the biggest upsets of the football weekend came in the women's super league, as bottom side birmingham city beat the league leaders arsenal 2—0. it's the first home league game birmingham have won in, get this, 805 days! bbc sport's brand new football news show has been looking into this in today's episode. it's on bbc iplayer, well worth a watch. austin halewood's been speaking to our women's football reporter, jo currie. in terms of the women's league, this is a big as it gets, certainly the biggest result so far this season. just to put into perspective, arsenal are heading into this game, unbeaten in the league, only drawn one of their previous nine games, only conceded three goals and across all 22 games and competitions, they've scored 66. they've been an absolutely flying for them season in general. birmingham, on the other hand, were bottom of the table, one point from their previous ten games, and that awful home record of 805 days without a win at home. that is pretty miserable. arsenal are a side of internationals, lots of star signings and that club, birmingham have run off shoestring, it's a much smaller budget. a credit to birmingham, this wasn't a flash in the pan — they outplayed arsenal and that's their fourth defeat in five games. arsenal have been doing well the season, but they've hit a bit of a sticky patch. the season, but they've hit a bit of a sticky patch-— the season, but they've hit a bit of a sticky patch. you mentioned that, fourth defeat _ a sticky patch. you mentioned that, fourth defeat in _ a sticky patch. you mentioned that, fourth defeat in five _ a sticky patch. you mentioned that, fourth defeat in five games. - a sticky patch. you mentioned that, fourth defeat in five games. they i fourth defeat in five games. they started off like a train, brilliant at the start of the season. but what's been going on recently? the manauer what's been going on recently? tue: manager yesterday what's been going on recently? t'te: manager yesterday said what's been going on recently? tt9 manager yesterday said they need what's been going on recently? t“t9 manager yesterday said they need to take the results and reset. but because of the women's winter break and because of covid before christmas, arsenal haven't played since 15 december four so you'd think over that time, that would've been the perfect time to reset. so to come out and face 18 bottom of the table, you'd expect them to come out firing on all seven micro—cylinders. —— face 18. we know the sweeter striker is expected to be announced at some point this week. they are having to play champions league group games this season —— swedish striker. normally the champions league is a straight knockout, so they are having to play more bodies in the squad, but it's certainly a worry for fans as they go forward. next tonight — eight men who sued manchester city football club after saying they were abused by paedophile barry bennell more than 30 years ago — have lost a high court fight. the men said he abused them when they played for teams he coached in north—west england between 1979 and 1985. our senior sports news correspondent laura scott has been following the case. laura? yes, at the end of last week ear, laura? yes, at the end of last week year. these — laura? yes, at the end of last week year, these eight _ laura? yes, at the end of last week year, these eight men _ laura? yes, at the end of last week year, these eight men took - year, these eight men took their case to the high court, all of them claiming damages against manchester city fc the psychiatric injuries they say it resulted in the dust from the abuse by barry bennell, and six of them also claiming for the loss of potential football earnings. they say the club was legally responsible for the harm they suffered because, in their view, the relationship between their coach and the club was one of a kin to appointment. the club denied that. during the seven week trial, barry bennell himself gave two days of evidence from prison in cambridgeshire, where he's serving a 34 year offence for sexual offences against children. the club's insurer said they needed to call him in as a witness because he was a relevant witness because he was a relevant witness — but that decision was described as callous. today, the judge ruled against the men, dismissing their cases. he said that, although they had proved that barry bennell had abused them, the claims were brought to late to result in a fair trial and it hadn't been shown that manchester do you wear vicariously or indirectly liable for barry bennell�*s acts of abuse. following thatjudgment, i spoke exclusively to one of the claimants — to protect their anonymity, their words have been replaced by an actor. i asked them about their reaction to the judgment. about their reaction to the judgment-— about their reaction to the “udument. 1, , :, , ., judgment. baffling. complete and utter bewilderment, _ judgment. baffling. complete and utter bewilderment, as _ judgment. baffling. complete and utter bewilderment, as far - judgment. baffling. complete and utter bewilderment, as far as - judgment. baffling. complete and utter bewilderment, as far as the | utter bewilderment, as far as the judge _ utter bewilderment, as far as the judge actually states in the note that he — judge actually states in the note that he finds we all came across as credible witnesses. the fact he was quoted _ credible witnesses. the fact he was quoted as _ credible witnesses. the fact he was quoted as being a talent scout for city at _ quoted as being a talent scout for city at that— quoted as being a talent scout for city at that time, a coach for the feeder— city at that time, a coach for the feeder teams that were going to be bringing players through to manchester to. and then, saying he doesn't _ manchester to. and then, saying he doesn't find — manchester to. and then, saying he doesn't find in our favour is very difficult to — doesn't find in our favour is very difficult to take on board. i don't think— difficult to take on board. i don't think it _ difficult to take on board. i don't think it sunk in yet already. i kinda — think it sunk in yet already. i kinda prepared myself for the fact that this _ kinda prepared myself for the fact that this wasn't going to be the end anyway, _ that this wasn't going to be the end anyway, so — that this wasn't going to be the end anyway, so even if we were successful or not, there would be an appeal _ successful or not, there would be an appeal so _ successful or not, there would be an appeal. so it'll be further down the line anyway. so i prepared myself for that— line anyway. so i prepared myself for that scenario. in line anyway. so i prepared myself for that scenario.— for that scenario. in that interview. _ for that scenario. in that interview, he _ for that scenario. in that interview, he said - for that scenario. in that interview, he said the i for that scenario. in that - interview, he said the purpose of bringing a civil action was not about money, but trying to get the club to accept culpability for barry bennell�*s actions and the impact on not just bennell�*s actions and the impact on notjust him, but the other seven claimants. when i asked about the impact of seeing barry bennell giving evidence, he told me, "the whole process at the last five years was like death by a thousand cuts. them calling barry bennell was a stab in the back in a twist of the night. having watched barry bennell give his evidence, i'm in a very vulnerable state myself." the lawyer for the eight men said all are shocked and dismayed by this judgment, and they will be appealing. manchester cd meanwhile have apologised to abuse survivors, and simply say they've paid £400 million as part of a compensation scheme. but what is clear is that some 30 years after this incident, five years after this legal process began, theirfight five years after this legal process began, their fight for what they say is justice is by began, their fight for what they say isjustice is by no means over. laura scott, thank you. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. last year's runner up, john higgins, is through to the quarter finals of snooker�*s masters. he beat zhao xintong of china by six frames to two at alexandra palace. next up, he'll play mark williams — who knocked out the defending champion yan bingtao. egan bernal has signed a new five—year contract with the ineos grenadiers. the former tour de france champion will be aiming to win back the yellowjersey that he won three years ago, when the grenadiers were called team sky. and chester will not be forced to play their national league north game with brackley behind closed doors on saturday — if there's no resolution to their geographical issue with the welsh government. chester say they should be able to follow english rules as they play in an english league. heartbreakfor zimbabwe, in their opening africa cup of nations match — they were beaten by one of the tournament favourites senegal deep into stoppage time. senegal were only able to name 17 players out of a squad of 28 because of positive covid cases. and they were awarded a late penalty after kelvin madzongwe handled the ball in the box here, causing pandemonium. sadio mane, so accustomed to scoring in the premier league for liverpool, converted from the spot. zimbabwe, over 100 places below their opponents in the rankings, are hoping to avoid a third straight exit at the group stage. the only goal coming in the first half. only his third goalfor his country, what a time to get it. rocco beat four—time winners gonna come up for the south dust from the southampton wingert struck in the 83rd minute. happy with that, stealing it all in. later this evening, the tiny comoros islands will make their debut at the tournament tonight — they take on gabon in the cameroon capital yaounde. comoros is one of football's youngest nations — they onlyjoined fifa in 2005 — but in qualifying for this competition, they won a first competitive international game away from home in togo, and held egypt to a draw. they're in a tough group, which also includes former winners ghana and morocco, but comoros defender said bakari says they are full of belief and deserve their place in the tournament. i think we can show the world that we know what we can do. we have to respect the other teams, because we are new in the competition, but we don't come as a new team, we come as a team like other teams. we believe in our team, we have confidence in our football and we will play like every team, we will play to win. leslie king's merrill has been unveiled outside the tottenham hotspur stadium, the artwork plays tribute to the man who made more than 250 appearances and captain to tottenham to the last trophy they won in 2008. luke hanrahan has this report. it's great, i get to stay young! it'll be there keeping the young. aha, it'll be there keeping the young. a tottenham legend notjust locked tottenham legend not just locked into tottenham legend notjust locked into spurs folklore. but permanently painted onto a wall 100 yards from the tottenham hotspur stadium. first and foremost. — the tottenham hotspur stadium. f “st and foremost, there's not too many times in my career i've had the opportunity to celebrate a goal. but that was one, and that was against arsenal — my first time i ever scored against arsenal, the emotions came draining out of me, which was rare because i wasn't really cool on the pitch. but emotions came out that day, it was a great moment, one of my best moments, for sure. paid for b the of my best moments, for sure. paid for by the tottenham supporters trust, painted onto a wall donated by kevin lincoln, who runs the tottenham community sports centre. it's actually fantastic, and we are privileged — it's actually fantastic, and we are privileged to have the first one certainlv — privileged to have the first one certainly in tottenham and maybe in london. _ certainly in tottenham and maybe in london. i_ certainly in tottenham and maybe in london, i don't know. but we feel london, idon't know. but we feel absolutely— london, i don't know. but we feel absolutely delighted at the fact that it's — absolutely delighted at the fact that it's on our wall, and its ledlev_ that it's on our wall, and its ledley king. that it's on our wall, and its ledley king-— that it's on our wall, and its ledle kinu. ,, , :, ledley king. signed by the man himself, ledley king. signed by the man himself. a _ ledley king. signed by the man himself, a work— ledley king. signed by the man himself, a work of— ledley king. signed by the man himself, a work of street - ledley king. signed by the man himself, a work of street art . ledley king. signed by the man himself, a work of street art - i ledley king. signed by the man| himself, a work of street art - it himself, a work of street art — it tribute to a world—class footballer who regularly played through the pain barrierfor his club. it who regularly played through the pain barrier for his club.- pain barrier for his club. it was all for the _ pain barrier for his club. it was all for the fans _ pain barrier for his club. it was all for the fans in _ pain barrier for his club. it was all for the fans in terms - pain barrier for his club. it was all for the fans in terms of- pain barrier for his club. it was all for the fans in terms of the | all for the fans in terms of the direction i used to get, when i went onto the pitch, trying to help my team—mates. you know, in a way, i suppose this is a nice reminder of the sacrifices i had to make to get out there and play. so as i say, really, really honoured.- out there and play. so as i say, really, really honoured. those who ainted it really, really honoured. those who painted it are _ really, really honoured. those who painted it are part _ really, really honoured. those who painted it are part of _ really, really honoured. those who painted it are part of a _ really, really honoured. those who painted it are part of a london - painted it are part of a london company responsible for the increasing number of football related murals popping up around the country suckering debris are going to start doing a lot more stuff in london, we've been up in liverpool and manchester, stuff like that. it's nice to do one closer to home. a tribute _ it's nice to do one closer to home. a tribute to — it's nice to do one closer to home. a tribute to ledley— it's nice to do one closer to home. a tribute to ledley king _ it's nice to do one closer to home. a tribute to ledley king in the - a tribute to ledley king in the heart of the community he's still so proud to represent. luke hanrahan, bbc news. couldn't resist mentioning the arsenal goal, could he? and finally, we've had week 18 of the nfl regular season — the las vegas raiders became the final team to clinch a playoff spot on sunday, winning a 35—32 overtime thriller over the los angeles chargers. the raiders' win capped a dramatic weekend in the nfl — lydia campbell is at the touch—screen for us. the nfl regular season came to a thrilling and this weekend with the final playoff spots being confirmed with the very last kick. now at the start of play on sunday, there were seven teams all in with the hope of clinching one of the final three playoff spots. in the nfc, the san francisco 49ers did exactly what they needed, claiming the final wild—card spot in the division by beating the la rams in overtime. but in the afc, things were slighty more complicated — five teams all in with a chance forjust complicated — five teams all in with a chance for just two spots. complicated — five teams all in with a chance forjust two spots. in las vegas, the raiders and chargers were both after continued winds to their seasons. the raiders haven't been in the playoffs since 2017. and of course, it was down to the wire, but in overtime field goal was enough to extend their season. it in overtime field goal was enough to extend their season.— extend their season. it was really aood to extend their season. it was really good to see _ extend their season. it was really good to see not _ extend their season. it was really good to see not very _ extend their season. it was really good to see not very many - extend their season. it was really good to see not very many light l good to see not very many light blue powder— good to see not very many light blue powderjerseys in the stands. there were some. — powderjerseys in the stands. there were some, and i give them credit. but our— were some, and i give them credit. but our fans— were some, and i give them credit. but ourfans did were some, and i give them credit. but our fans did a good job of representing and being loud. i saw them _ representing and being loud. i saw them one — representing and being loud. i saw them one time when they were holding nothing _ them one time when they were holding nothing out, the decibels were getting — nothing out, the decibels were getting up there. it was a cool feeling — getting up there. it was a cool feeling. you know, this was a fun one to _ feeling. you know, this was a fun one to win, — feeling. you know, this was a fun one to win, especially at home, its special _ one to win, especially at home, its secial. ., ., , :, , , special. the indianapolis colts 'ust needed to beat i special. the indianapolis colts 'ust needed to beat the i special. the indianapolis coltsjust needed to beat the jacksonville . needed to beat the jacksonville jaguars to keep their season going. now the jags have been the worst team in the nfl this year, but it didn't stop them stunning the colts, ending their postseason dreams — but just their third win of the season. and that meant that the door was opened to the pittsburgh steelers. now we thought that this would be the last time we would see ben roethlisberger in the nfl, but in overtime when it means that big ben will have at least one more game to chime. it will have at least one more game to chime. :, , will have at least one more game to chime. .,, : :, , will have at least one more game to chime. : ., , , , , chime. it was crazy because my dad ashley texted _ chime. it was crazy because my dad ashley texted me _ chime. it was crazy because my dad ashley texted me last _ chime. it was crazy because my dad ashley texted me last night - chime. it was crazy because my dad ashley texted me last night and - ashley texted me last night and asked _ ashley texted me last night and asked howl ashley texted me last night and asked how i was doing. —— actually texted _ asked how i was doing. —— actually texted me — asked how i was doing. —— actually texted me. for whatever reason, it didn't— texted me. for whatever reason, it didn't feel— texted me. for whatever reason, it didn't feel like this was it. i think— didn't feel like this was it. i think last _ didn't feel like this was it. i think last week was so much more emotional, — think last week was so much more emotional, it took it all out and 'ust emotional, it took it all out and just made — emotional, it took it all out and just made me feel like, "let's go plav" _ just made me feel like, "let's go play." so— just made me feel like, "let's go play." so at _ just made me feel like, "let's go play." so at no point in this game did i_ play." so at no point in this game did i feel— play." so at no point in this game did i feel this was it, it was over. itjust— did i feel this was it, it was over. it just didn't _ did i feel this was it, it was over. itjust didn't feel like did i feel this was it, it was over. it just didn't feel like that, did i feel this was it, it was over. itjust didn't feel like that, and i'm itjust didn't feel like that, and in glad i— itjust didn't feel like that, and i'm glad i didn't have those feelings. its i'm glad i didn't have those feelinas. : , :, i'm glad i didn't have those feelings-— i'm glad i didn't have those feelinas. r :, , , feelings. as for the top seeds, the green bay packers _ feelings. as for the top seeds, the green bay packers have _ feelings. as for the top seeds, the green bay packers have already i green bay packers have already claimed the number one spot in the nfc - claimed the number one spot in the nfc — by the tennessee titans joined them as afc leaders with a win on sunday. they will both get a first round by when the playoffs got under way next week. so this is how the playoff picture looks altogether — super wild card weekend takes place this weekend, and you can follow all the action on the bbc sport website. lydia campbell there, i can see all these teams sacking their coaches on black monday after failing to make those playoffs. that's it for me, a reminder of our top story... novak djokovic says he is focused on playing in the australian open next week after winning a court battle that overturned his visa cancellation. the world number says he practised on court in melbourne within hours of leaving an immigration detention hotel. but australia's immigration minister still has powers to re—cancel the visa and deport the unvaccinated player. that's all from sportsday. we will have more for you later. but for now, goodbye. hello there. many parts of the uk will see some sunshine tomorrow. today, though, it's been a cloudy start to the week for all of us. cloud's been coming in from the atlantic, and it's been thick enough to bring with it some pockets of rain and drizzle, and the main weather fronts drive in that cloud and rain southwards this evening and overnight. clearer skies following into scotland and northern ireland, where we keep that cloudy, mild air across england and wales, some low cloud and further outbreaks of light rain and drizzle. certainly a mild night for england and wales, much milder than last night for eastern england — no frost this time. but where we have the clearer skies and northern ireland and scotland — particularly in eastern scotland — we could start tuesday with some frost and some sunshine, as well. but we have this cloud, rain and drizzle moving southwards across england and wales, coming to rest across east anglia and southern england. we should see some late improvements across south wales and the midlands, with more sunshine further north, a few blustery showers coming into the northwest of scotland. it'll be a bit cooler than today for glasgow and belfast — the highest temperatures will be where we've got that cloudy, damp weather in southern england. that's on that weak weather front there, that moves away overnight. and then, high pressure comes in to build across the southern half of the uk. further north, things look a little different through the rest of the week. there'll be a wind from the atlantic, but that will bring mild air — and it's across northern areas that we'll see the highest temperatures. further south, it'll be colder, the winds will be lighter, and there'll be more mist, fog, and low cloud developing through the week, as well. could well start with some frost across england and wales on wednesday, and a few patches of mist and fog — those will lift and many places dry with some sunshine. a bit more cloud into the northwest on that stronger wind could bring 1—2 showers, and it's across northern scotland that we've got the highest temperatures — through the midlands, perhaps only five celsius. contrast, really, north—south, because of the position of the high pressure. now, on top of the high pressure, we've got these milder, stronger atlantic winds. underneath the high, the air�*s just stagnating. so we'll find more mist and fog forming overnight and lingering through thursday across england and wales, perhaps lifting into low cloud. outside of that, some sunshine, more cloud comes in on those stronger winds in the northwest of scotland, but again, it's generally dry. and we've got those contrasts again, north—south, across the uk. heading towards the end of the week, it looks quite grey for many parts of the country, actually, a bit more of this mist and fog developing once again. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. djokovic has a victory in court, the australian government has been forced to release him from immigration detention, cause for celebration for his family. this immigration detention, cause for celebration for his family.- celebration for his family. this is a hue celebration for his family. this is a huge win- _ celebration for his family. this is a huge win. for— celebration for his family. this is a huge win. for novak _ celebration for his family. this is a huge win. for novak and - celebration for his family. this is a huge win. for novak and his i celebration for his family. this is - a huge win. for novak and his family and the whole free world. the a huge win. for novak and his family and the whole free world.— and the whole free world. the player tweeted this — and the whole free world. the player tweeted this image _ and the whole free world. the player tweeted this image of— and the whole free world. the player tweeted this image of himself - tweeted this image of himself training on court at the australian open venue. the government meanwhile will decide if it will cancel it his bees all over again. after direct talks to the us, russia does not want the west to underestimate confrontation with ukraine. the past seven years have been the warmest in recorded history.