more northern and western parts of scotland and those similar temperature contrasts, milder, breezy weather in the north and calmer conditions but colder weather in the south and the colder conditions, underneath the area of high pressure which is stagnating underneath that, so over the next few days we will find more fog forming and more widely we have foggy conditions into friday and perhaps patches of fog into northern ireland, lighterwins for ireland, lighter wins for scotland as well and some of the patches of fog could linger as we head into the afternoon and that will make it feel pretty due —— pretty cold and the highest temperatures will be across northern scott —— parts of scotland. that's all from the bbc news at six , so it's goodbye from me , and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. a medical exemption, detention hotel, a court room victory but the threat of deportation is still hanging over novak djokovic. some upsets on the africa cup of nations mo salah beaten by nigeria text of another premier league star. also coming up in the programme... seven weeks after a crash left him in intensive care, mark cavendish is back in the saddle and he tells us about his plans for the year ahead. people —— it's how you deal with them that matters the most. and them that matters the most. and the queens baton — them that matters the most. and the queens baton relay _ them that matters the most. and the queens baton relay continues - them that matters the most. and the queens baton relay continues its - queens baton relay continues its journey around the world but you can get the chance to carry it when it returns to england for the commonwealth games this summer. evening, we are six days away from the start of the australian open. novak djokovic is out of his detention hotel and preparing for his title defence, but will he get the chance? yesterday's court room victory might have seemed like matchgoint for the serb in overturning the australian government's decision to cancel his visa but there have been more questions about the validity of his application to enter the country on a medical exemption. joe lynskey reports. these were novak djokovic his first shots on court in melbourne. he was watched byjustice team, he was filmed byjust a drone. but for the world number one it would have meant so much. djokovic flew to australia last tuesday, since then he's been detained and released as the world watched on. even now his visa could still be removed but the players attention on the tournament. and for his former coach there is no doubt, if he gets to play he could still win it. is if he gets to play he could still win it. , ., if he gets to play he could still win it. , . ., , if he gets to play he could still win it. , ., ., if he gets to play he could still win it. , . ., , ,, ., win it. is a remarkable young man. his sirits win it. is a remarkable young man. his spirits are _ win it. is a remarkable young man. his spirits are better, _ win it. is a remarkable young man. his spirits are better, he _ win it. is a remarkable young man. his spirits are better, he went - win it. is a remarkable young man. his spirits are better, he went to l his spirits are better, he went to train at midnight, that's just who he is. is a different cat, he sees the world with a different pair of eyes. you may not agree with everything he does but you have to respect him. obviously his preparation is beyond that. i don't think he's ever been in a worse position entering a week before the grand slam but that'sjust position entering a week before the grand slam but that's just the way it is. grand slam but that's “ust the way it is. ~ , ., ., grand slam but that's “ust the way itis. ~ , ., ., grand slam but that's “ust the way itis. mm, it is. the australian open start on monday when _ it is. the australian open start on monday when the _ it is. the australian open start on monday when the issue _ it is. the australian open start on monday when the issue still - it is. the australian open start on monday when the issue still will l monday when the issue still will hang over melbourne. the men's tour said in a statement... djokovic said he did not travel in the fortnight before his flight. in fact he moved from belgrade to spain. and last month he was pictured at a prize giving armour was on for a positive test. melbourne spent the longest time in melbourne. it could be the worst city to go on display. i jusl worst city to go on display. ijust worst city to go on display. i “ust wonder what �* worst city to go on display. i “ust wonder what the i worst city to go on display. i “ust wonder what the reception h worst city to go on display. ijust wonder what the reception will be like when — wonder what the reception will be like when he gets here. we are a country— like when he gets here. we are a country of— like when he gets here. we are a country of brewers, we do like that. but if— country of brewers, we do like that. but if she _ country of brewers, we do like that. but if she or— country of brewers, we do like that. but if she or he can handle that. people — but if she or he can handle that. people have been through so much over the last 18 months, two years, to be the most lockdown city in the world is completely understandable in my opinion they can be as angry as they are. in my opinion they can be as angry as they are-— in my opinion they can be as angry as they are. really excited that his hair. it's cool— as they are. really excited that his hair. it's cool to _ as they are. really excited that his hair. it's cool to have _ as they are. really excited that his hair. it's cool to have all— hair. it's cool to have all those top hair. it's cool to have all those ton players _ hair. it's cool to have all those ton players. we _ hair. it's cool to have all those top players. we are _ hair. it's cool to have all those top players. we are super- hair. it's cool to have all those i top players. we are super excited for him _ top players. we are super excited for him. in — top players. we are super excited for him. ,, , ., , top players. we are super excited forhim. ,, , , top players. we are super excited forhim. ,, ,., i, _ for him. in serbia they stood by their player- — for him. in serbia they stood by their player. djokovic— for him. in serbia they stood by their player. djokovic there - for him. in serbia they stood by their player. djokovic there has| their player. djokovic there has been the face of the nation, for the prime minister this is more than sport. prime minister this is more than sort. �* , ., prime minister this is more than sort. �* , . ., prime minister this is more than sort. �*, . . . . ,., ., sport. he's a great champion of serbia, sport. he's a great champion of serbia. he's _ sport. he's a great champion of serbia, he's been _ sport. he's a great champion of serbia, he's been promoting i sport. he's a great champion of| serbia, he's been promoting our country. throughout all of these years in the best possible manner. it was extremely important to me that we keep relations between serbia and australia intact. we have a huge diaspora in australia, we even try and use this opportunity to build a relationship up, strengthen our relationship. for build a relationship up, strengthen our relationship.— our relationship. for now team d'okovic our relationship. for now team djokovic takes _ our relationship. for now team djokovic takes in _ our relationship. for now team djokovic takes in the _ our relationship. for now team djokovic takes in the spotlight | our relationship. for now team | djokovic takes in the spotlight a little more comfortably but things can change. he's going for a 21st grand slam title for the novak djokovic against women is just to make the first round. if you remember last week, at the start of this controversy, tennis australia said that a handful number of players had been given permission to compete with medical exemptions. doubles specialist renata vorakova was allowed in on the basis of having covid in the past six months and though she played in a warm up event in melbourne, she then had her visa cancelled, was taken to the same detention hotel as djokovic and has now been deported. she spoke to 5live breakfast this morning. i have two country based on a medical exemption —— entered. which i got from independent panel. i went through all borders, i had no problem. i played there, one tournament. i thinks to them i think things now changing when novak came into the country on wednesday, and thursday they came to my hotel room, theyis thursday they came to my hotel room, they is escorted me to questioning room and ask about my exemption. things change when i arrived there. questioning why i'm in the country, my exemption is not allowed for these are. i had to defend myself in ten minutes after questioning why i should stay in the country. haifa should stay in the country. how are ou should stay in the country. how are you feeling — should stay in the country. how are you feeling when _ should stay in the country. how are you feeling when in _ should stay in the country. how are you feeling when in there? - should stay in the country. how are you feeling when in there? i - should stay in the country. how are you feeling when in there? i mean, last earl you feeling when in there? i mean, last year i went _ you feeling when in there? i mean, last year i went through _ you feeling when in there? i mean, last year i went through 14 - you feeling when in there? i mean, last year i went through 14 days - last year i went through 1a days quarantine in australia for the what we had to do to play. so this little bit prepared me for this kind of situation because it was very similar, i had to stay in the room and you get food in front of your door. you can't do much they you just stay in the room and follow what they tell you.— just stay in the room and follow what they tell you. how do you feel now hearing — what they tell you. how do you feel now hearing that _ what they tell you. how do you feel now hearing that djokovic— what they tell you. how do you feel now hearing that djokovic has - what they tell you. how do you feel now hearing that djokovic has on i what they tell you. how do you feel| now hearing that djokovic has on his court case and is as far as we know, being allowed to stay and play in the australian open? i being allowed to stay and play in the australian open?— being allowed to stay and play in the australian open? i feel good for him, that he — the australian open? i feel good for him, that he won _ the australian open? i feel good for him, that he won the _ the australian open? i feel good for him, that he won the court. - the australian open? i feel good for him, that he won the court. i - the australian open? i feel good for him, that he won the court. i feel . him, that he won the court. i feel a little bit frustrated for me that the lawyers who were there with me didn't apply for court too. i also understand because novak, he hired his lawyers. so he also had to pay for this. so i think it was the main issue why i couldn't go on court and apply for the same.— issue why i couldn't go on court and apply for the same. speaking to five live raxis apply for the same. speaking to five live praxis this _ apply for the same. speaking to five live praxis this morning. _ speaking to five live praxis this morning. quick round—up of some of the day's other stories and andy murray continued his preparations for the australian open with a straight sets win over viktor durasovic in the first round of the sydney international. but there was a crushing straight sets defeat for emma raducanu, in her first match since recovering from coronavirus. the us open champion only won one game against the world number 13 elena rybakina, in a match lasting less than an hour. bea be a very comfortable one victory of a jackal is out new zealand's russ taylor had the perfect ending to assess career as he took the winning wicket in the second test against anger —— in christchurch. the black caps most prolific batter had only taken two wickets in 112 previous tests. stadiums and scotland can operate at full capacity for next monday. the scottish government kept attendance at 500 last month as a covid percussion. that's positive news for the six nations championship that starts next monday. asa as a result of those restriction brought in by the scottish government last month the scottish partnership brought forth its winter break topside livingston were among those that would have seen crowds. they've welcomed today's announcement ahead of their game at home to dundee next week. from announcement ahead of their game at home to dundee next week.— home to dundee next week. from our --ersective home to dundee next week. from our persoeetive is — home to dundee next week. from our persoeetive is a _ home to dundee next week. from our perspective is a football _ home to dundee next week. from our perspective is a football club - home to dundee next week. from our perspective is a football club was - home to dundee next week. from our perspective is a football club was a i perspective is a football club was a really positive announcement. a few weeks ago when we decided to move this is kind of why we want to do it. ithink this is kind of why we want to do it. i think over the past couple of years fans of had a rough deal throughout the pandemic. the little things that we can do to help them and was one is good. i think as we say, will be back here at full capacity which is what the goal was a couple of weeks. capacity which is what the goal was a couple of weeks. it's another busy day at the africa cup of nations, the stand out match saw three time champions nigeria against the most successul nation in the history of the tournament, seven time winners egypt. liverpool's mo salah was kept quiet by nigeria who were the better side throughout and scored the only goal of the game — a superb strike from leicester's kelechi iheanacho. nigeria face sudan next while egypt play guinea—bissau. they play later. it's been a poor start from the reigning champions algeria, their first group match was against unfancied sierra leone who are making their first appearance in the tournament since 1996. and it finished goalless in douala. the defending champions missed a host of chances — particularly in the second half including this from riyad mahrez. lots of football this week, we'll have more matches in the africa cup of nations, and tomorrow it's the second leg of the league cup semifinal between tottenham and chelsea. spurs were really poor in the first leg at stamford bridge last week, losing it 2—nil. we had to try to give everything tomorrow and to show great desire, great will to fight. great personality to play against these types of teams. and to show also that compared to the first game... yeah. and we can improve. we had a very good match in the — we can improve. we had a very good match in the first _ we can improve. we had a very good match in the first leg _ we can improve. we had a very good match in the first leg but _ we can improve. we had a very good match in the first leg but it's - match in the first leg but it's over. it's _ match in the first leg but it's over, it's the past. and we expect the best— over, it's the past. and we expect the best possible platinum side for that we _ the best possible platinum side for that we prepared in the best matter in the _ that we prepared in the best matter in the first— that we prepared in the best matter in the first match, we will do this again _ in the first match, we will do this again. and that we have to be spot on tomorrow, forget the first game, forget the _ on tomorrow, forget the first game, forget the first result and do it again — don't forget the football news show, you can find that on the iplayer monday to friday. today they've been talking to the former premier league referee mark halsey about some very contentious var calls over the weekend that prompted more debate about how the system is implemented. we need to hear the conversation between the ar and on—field referee. so everybody knows what's going on, what were looking at, we may not agree with the outcome of the decision but at least everybody knows what is going on and how they come to that decision. and looking at how difficult perhaps it is sometimes. mark halsey on today's football news show that is on the iplayer right now. time for some more of today's football stories and mohammed salah, who you saw playing at the africa cup of nations has been talking about his contract negotiations with liverpool he says he's not asking for "crazy stuff". he's into the last 18 months of his current deal and has told go magazine — "i want to stay, but it's not in my hands. it's in their hands." tottenham are in talks with manchester united and england midfielderjesse lingard's camp about a potential move to spurs this summer. the 29—year—old is out of contract at old trafford at the end of the season. for mistake captain retired there are 500 ties for stowe, one in the backin are 500 ties for stowe, one in the back in 2012. he's recently been playing for inter—miami in the mls. but a back injury has pause time on his career. the final ashes test starts in hobart on friday. it's a day—night test. australia have already clinched the ashes after winning the first three. at least england showed a bit more fight in the drawn test in sydney but the australian great, shane warne has had his say on where england's tour has gone wrong. i think it comes back to the basics of cricket. i think england's have got their selections wrong. they dropped catches, no ball wickets, just those absolute basics of not getting it right. i think they tried to plant the tour rather than just looking in front of themselves about the wicked for up and play the conditions of that pitch. and say right, who the best bowlers for these conditions? i still can't work out how after stuart broad owned david warner in 2019 and the ashes series that what part of cricket brain anyone to do with the england's think tank would said right, let's lose sunak leads to a brought out in the first test together. how do you think david warner would've felt? i still can't get my head around how that conversation worked out and how stuart broad didn't play in that test match in brisbane. it is absolute basics was up in the end australia played some really good cricket. it was nice to see some fire from england in the last test. there was a bit of file. will have all the build—up to the final test across the next few days leading up to friday in hobart. last year was one of massive highs and lows for mark cavendish both on and off his bike. he'll turn 37 in may, but is still full of enthusiasm for racing and has been speaking to the bbc at his team's pre season training camp in spain. nick parrott reports. throughout his career mark cavendish has shown a dogged determination to beat the odds. after the joy of winning stages again at last years tour de france he ended the season and hospital with broken ribs after and hospital with broken ribs after a crash in belgium. then shortly after returning to england four burglars broke into his home and violently attacked him his got a new one—year contract and is in spain getting ready for the forthcoming season.— is in spain getting ready for the forthcoming season. people have had their six two — forthcoming season. people have had their six two setbacks _ forthcoming season. people have had their six two setbacks it's _ forthcoming season. people have had their six two setbacks it's how - forthcoming season. people have had their six two setbacks it's how you - their six two setbacks it's how you deal with them that matters the most. fortunately things happen, things continue to happen, you have to train on with things, bounce back its the way you move forward. it's the way you move forward. cavendish only rode last years tour because a team—mate got injured in the build—up to the race. he ended up the build—up to the race. he ended up asjoint record the build—up to the race. he ended up as joint record holder for stage victories alongside the great eddie mertz. but he doesn't know whether he'll get the chance to move ahead of belgium. his bosses life isjust too unpredictable to pick the team this early into the year. in too unpredictable to pick the team this early into the year.— this early into the year. in my business _ this early into the year. in my business the _ this early into the year. in my business the best _ this early into the year. in my business the best writers - this early into the year. in my i business the best writers always go to the _ business the best writers always go to the best competition. but we are old enough — to the best competition. but we are old enough and we had a long story to go _ old enough and we had a long story to go. somebody, had i—year, one week— to go. somebody, had i—year, one week before — to go. somebody, had i—year, one week before the tour de france i have _ week before the tour de france i have to _ week before the tour de france i have to take five of the writers of that one — have to take five of the writers of that one broke his elbow, one was sick so _ that one broke his elbow, one was sick so it's— that one broke his elbow, one was sick so it's two easy to say yes or no. sick so it's two easy to say yes or no if— sick so it's two easy to say yes or no. , , ., sick so it's two easy to say yes or no, , , ., , , sick so it's two easy to say yes or no. , , ., , , , ., sick so it's two easy to say yes or no. if this is to be his swan song season cavendish _ no. if this is to be his swan song season cavendish says _ no. if this is to be his swan song season cavendish says he i no. if this is to be his swan song season cavendish says he has i season cavendish says he has some ideas about what he'll do next but his schedule won't be as packed as it is now. .,, ,., ., it is now. the most important thing, i want to be more _ it is now. the most important thing, i want to be more of— it is now. the most important thing, i want to be more of a _ it is now. the most important thing, i want to be more of a father - it is now. the most important thing, i want to be more of a father and i it is now. the most important thing, i want to be more of a father and a i i want to be more of a father and a husband that i can be when i'm on the road every day. you know? i like to spend some time at home and be able to dojust to spend some time at home and be able to do just normal things, not retired from training, not be away on the weekend. see the kids grow up, i think, on the weekend. see the kids grow up, ithink, that's on the weekend. see the kids grow up, i think, that's the most important thing before anything else. , ., , else. one thing is for sure, whenever— else. one thing is for sure, whenever he _ else. one thing is for sure, whenever he does - else. one thing is for sure, whenever he does retire i else. one thing is for sure, | whenever he does retire his achievements will speak for themselves. for the past three months the queens baton relay it has been making his way around the world ends half its journey before it reaches its fleet at birmingham injuly. games organisers are now looking for 2022 volunteers to help carry the baton when it arrives back in england. it's a journey around the world but began at buckingham palace last october. today the very first of the baton bears, paralympic was in bearing ham to launch the search to find 2022 people to carry the baton when it returns to england ahead of the commonwealth games this summer. this is an opportunity that is generally doing a genuinely once—in—a—lifetime for the moving around of a people forget we have these amazing athletes but the people are behind them, people support them, the local communities have got them to where they are. they are so key i think they are novel to celebrate these people is absolutely amazing. to novel to celebrate these people is absolutely amazing.— absolutely amazing. to mark the start of the _ absolutely amazing. to mark the start of the search _ absolutely amazing. to mark the start of the search runs - absolutely amazing. to mark the start of the search runs are i absolutely amazing. to mark the start of the search runs are local| start of the search runs are local here is to become baton bears a new mural was revealed in central birmingham. depicted on the artwork two of those inspiring community figures, the first hijab wearing boxing coach in england and the founder of the first all asian women's cricket team. obviously, i still can't believe _ women's cricket team. obviously, i still can't believe it. _ women's cricket team. obviously, i still can't believe it. it _ women's cricket team. obviously, i still can't believe it. it such - women's cricket team. obviously, i still can't believe it. it such a i still can't believe it. it such a surreai— still can't believe it. it such a surreal moment. so proud to be an ambassador— surreal moment. so proud to be an ambassador for the baton bear. and to he on— ambassador for the baton bear. and to he on the — ambassador for the baton bear. and to be on the wall of the heart of birmingham is pretty amazing. it�*s birmingham is pretty amazing. it's --eole birmingham is pretty amazing. it's people that go on, worked tirelessly without— people that go on, worked tirelessly without any— people that go on, worked tirelessly without any credit _ people that go on, worked tirelessly without any credit and _ people that go on, worked tirelessly without any credit and i _ people that go on, worked tirelessly without any credit and i think- people that go on, worked tirelessly without any credit and i think they i without any credit and i think they deserve _ without any credit and i think they deserve it— without any credit and i think they deserve it and _ without any credit and i think they deserve it and this _ without any credit and i think they deserve it and this is _ without any credit and i think they deserve it and this is 2022 - without any credit and i think they deserve it and this is 2022 baton i deserve it and this is 2022 baton bears— deserve it and this is 2022 baton hears is— deserve it and this is 2022 baton hears is what _ deserve it and this is 2022 baton bears is what we _ deserve it and this is 2022 baton bears is what we need. - deserve it and this is 2022 baton bears is what we need. the i deserve it and this is 2022 baton bears is what we need. the baton already travelled _ bears is what we need. the baton already travelled thousands i bears is what we need. the baton already travelled thousands of i already travelled thousands of miles. from cyprus to kenya. rwanda to the maldives and most recently this weekend in bangladesh. everybody has really taken on the challenge of delivering a programme of activities in each country. we were really delighted. it's really about celebrating the journey, each country is championing their own culture, celebrating what makes them special. an an absolute delight and a real privilege to be part of. nominations are deserving members of the public to carry the baton, which is currently on his way to india can be made by visiting the 2022 commonwealth games website. and finally, some big transfer news injapan, kazuyoshi miura has signed for fourth tier side suzuka point getters at the age of 5a. �*king kazu' — as he's known — willjoin the club managed by his brother on a loan deal from yokohama fc. incredibly this will be his 37th season as a professional footballer. he became the oldest player to feature in the j—league last year and also holds the record for the oldest player to score a goal. he turns 55 next month. good luck to him and take it from me, that gives inspiration to everybody in the 50 age bracket. i promise you. that's it for me. go to the bbc sport website for more southampton against bread for kicking off in the next —— underan against bread for kicking off in the next —— under an hour. for me and the rest of the team here at bbc sport centre it's goodbye for now. borisjohnson is boris johnson is under borisjohnson is under mounting pressure to answer a question about a drinks party and the downing street pressure to answer a question about a drinks party and the downing street garden pressure to answer a question about a drinks party and the downing street garden during pressure to answer a question about a drinks party and the downing street garden during the pressure to answer a question about a drinks party and the downing street garden during the first pressure to answer a question about a drinks party and the downing street garden during the first covid lockdown in may 2020. two witnesses have told the bbc that the prime minister and his wife were among around 30 people who attended. a little earlier my colleague ben brown spoke to other rosen. rosen was in an induced code month because of coronavirus was up is what he said about the allegations of parties being held in downing street. mr; parties being held in downing street. y , street. my third thing i first thou . ht street. my third thing i first thought is _ street. my third thing i first thought is the _ street. my third thing i first thought is the story - street. my third thing i first thought is the story that i street. my third thing i first | thought is the story that my street. my third thing i first i thought is the story that my wife and family told me. they were at home trying to maintain contact with me, get contact with me because they can come in and see me. and of course i could've died and we've heard the awful stories all day on your program. of people who said goodbye to their loved ones from home on zoom calls and phone calls. and the only way emma can stay in touch with me was to talk to the nurses and the doctors. everybody was doing their best to abide by the government instruction. so this feels like a smack in the face, feels like a smack in the face, feels like a smack in the face, feels like contempt, it feels awful. and what should happen now, do you think was back in terms of a police investigation in particular there is a lot of pressure on the police who haven't gotten involved with all these alleged parties so far. but a lot of pressure on them now to investigate we've already got this inquiry by sue grey, we know that. should the police be involved as well? �* , ., ., ~ should the police be involved as well? �*, . ., ~ , ., ., should the police be involved as well? ., ., ., ,�* well? it's a dark situation, isn't it? obviously _ well? it's a dark situation, isn't it? obviously all— well? it's a dark situation, isn't it? obviously all the _ well? it's a dark situation, isn't it? obviously all the people i well? it's a dark situation, isn't it? obviously all the people at| it? obviously all the people at the party know they were there. the police are the entrance to 10 downing street, nobody canjust police are the entrance to 10 downing street, nobody can just roll in. so they have a little list to parties, they've got a list of who's allowed a new isn't. there is a piece of paper with names on it that police know, they must�*ve known that there was a very good chance that it was a gathering more than one or three people, whatever is the exact number a lot of that bullet. it's all a bit mysterious. how is it 18 months on we are suddenly discovering a? it can't be believed, really. discovering a? it can't be believed, reall . ~ , ., really. the prime minister and the government _ really. the prime minister and the government is _ really. the prime minister and the government is said _ really. the prime minister and the government is said we _ really. the prime minister and the government is said we should i really. the prime minister and thej government is said we should wait until the results of the whitehall inquiry. we don't know when that will be. is that sufficient was what can we wait until we hear the full details from sue grey and her investigation or should we be getting answers from ministers before that? i getting answers from ministers before that?— getting answers from ministers before that? i think, does boris johnson before that? i think, does boris johnson know— before that? i think, does boris johnson know whether - before that? i think, does boris johnson know whether he i before that? i think, does boris johnson know whether he was l before that? i think, does boris| johnson know whether he was at before that? i think, does boris i johnson know whether he was at the johnson know whether he was at the party or not? he may not have known about when he left his booze was our offer, people who were at the party knew coming to the house of comment and saying yes, golf, i was at the party. that would bejust and saying yes, golf, i was at the party. that would be just the reasonable thing to do. but it's not happening. so this kicking into the long grass that were all familiar with from inquiries of all sorts. you know while people work out their alibis. it really won't do it all. it's not to be believed and again, it's a sense of contempt. it's a contempt for the house of commons was a people ask questions and they get batted away. was a people ask questions and they get batted away-— get batted away. michael rosen there. get batted away. michael rosen there- the _ get batted away. michael rosen there. the leader _ get batted away. michael rosen there. the leader of _ get batted away. michael rosen there. the leader of the - there. the leader of the conservative party and the scottish parliament has been reacting to the allegations. douglas ross is that borisjohnson has to come forward to answer the simple question. mas boris johnson has to come forward to answer the simple question.- answer the simple question. was he at the party — answer the simple question. was he at the party at _ answer the simple question. was he at the party at downing _ answer the simple question. was he at the party at downing street i answer the simple question. was he at the party at downing street in i at the party at downing street in 2020? we've seen from in an e—mail from someone very close to him and his private office that over 100 people were invited to enjoy the warm weather and bring their own booze. at the exact same moment that people in scotland and across the uk were living under the most difficult and challenging of restrictions, people had not been with a loved ones when they passed away, couldn't mourn together at a funeral. maybe missed the birth of the child. people gave up so much and they are now saying it at the exact same time those at the top at number ten work enjoying the weather and have a drink in the garden. the frustration and allegations _ drink in the garden. the frustration and allegations that _ drink in the garden. the frustration and allegations that the _ drink in the garden. the frustration and allegations that the partyware | and allegations that the partyware can tend there was another party. same as e—mail come out last night, what was your reaction upon reading a? ~ . ~' , what was your reaction upon reading a? makes basically are beyond doubt that there was _ a? makes basically are beyond doubt that there was a _ a? makes basically are beyond doubt that there was a party _ a? makes basically are beyond doubt that there was a party you _ that there was a party you don't bring your own booze to any work event. it's very clear the way it was for colleagues to have a bit of downtime and enjoy the garden at number ten. downtime and enjoy the garden at numberten. nhs downtime and enjoy the garden at number ten. nhs staff to get to enjoy it downtime with friends and family, no one else was able to mix and groupings apart from one of the person from another household. but we know that there is maybe 50 people at this party and more than a hundred were invited. i was furious when i start last night and i understand and agree with the anger that people are expressing today as they learn more about it. idaho that people are expressing today as they learn more about it.— they learn more about it. now it's on for a look _ they learn more about it. now it's on for a look at _ they learn more about it. now it's on for a look at the _ they learn more about it. now it's on for a look at the weather i with tomasz schafernaker. these south of the uk has some great drizzly weather through the course of day. the skies clear as the moisture we will see dense fog forming particular cars on the part of the uk in dense fog could linger through tomorrow morning and even into the afternoon. you can see the weather fronts through today, crosses out of the country. that's what we had all light rain and drizzle. it is in a process of clearing away. he had to the skies are clearing so the greatest risk of dense fog across this part of the country. elsewhere i think a clear night and actually comes western parts of scotland fairly cloudy and damp. temperatures early in the morning, 5 degrees but for many of us is actually around freezing or below first thing on wednesday. the weather map for wednesday shows high pressure centred across england and wales. this is where it will stick around for most of the week. around the high pressure you can see some slightly milder air pivoting around and spreading across scotland. that's where we will have the mildest conditions was a book that also some cloud, bits and pieces of drizzle, showers in the western isles. there's fog again lingering for a time across southern part of the uk. for the vast majority of us it won't be foggy, in fact it will be a mostly bright or sunny day with temperatures getting up to around seven and 10 celsius with up to the fog returns later in the week, this is early on thursday morning and once again it seems like it's the southern part of the uk that will get most of the fog. sunshine a little further north but once again, here in the western aisles, it's more cloudy with that ocean breeze. where the fog does linger on thursday and sticks around to the afternoon it will be cold, temperatures may not rise any higher than 0 degrees. but under the sun quys than 0 degrees. but under the sun guys they clear whether it will be around 8 degrees i think for most of us. again, the highest temperatures in northwest parts of scotland around 11 or so. the same pattern repeats itself into friday morning. fog forming by the early hours and sticking around in some spots during the afternoon. where it does is going to be quite cold. quite a raw field to things. the outlook of the next few days, very little change with a high—pressure sticking around. these are very much average temperatures for the time of the air. obviously cold with fog hangs around. bye—bye. hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source. another downing street party comes under question, as british police investigate after 100 people were invited for drinks at the prime minister's residence, at a time of strict covid rules. the serbian prime minister speaks to the bbc about novak djokovic's vaccine row with australia, as the tennis star we are hoping that novak will be able to stay in australia and play the australian open. and presidentjoe biden's battle over voting rights which he says are crucial to saving democracy in the us. we start in the uk. borisjohnson has faced many questions about whether covid rules