cloudier day tomorrow, that's because we change wind direction. a milder couple of days but it does not last, towards the end of the week it gets colder again. rather more cloud than today, it is clearing out into the north sea through the morning but we keep more drizzle, low cloud across hills in the north and west, round the coast as well. some sunshine coming through, not a drab day for all, 11th and 12th, quite mild. and it will stay pretty mild into thursday, still with the weather front close by, still a breeze in the north and west, not as windy as it has been but a notable breeze. another weather front is looking to the west, mild night on wednesday and thursday, thursday starts to bring more significant rain into the north and west, still a lot of dry weather but rather cloudy elsewhere, and it's behind that weather system as we get towards the end of the week where you can see the snow showers waiting in the wings. we once again tumble back into north—westerly winds, and it will feel a bit on the cold side again. that's all from the bbc news at six. so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we now join the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's seven super bowls and out was up it's seven super bowls and out was up one of gridiron is greatest tom brady calls time in his career. is there going to be a golf tour war as there going to be a golf tour war as the asia schedule spreads into europe? three days ago before the winter olympics, we are in the mountains outside beijing to check on great britain's metal hopes. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's not often that we lead off with american sport but tom brady's legendary earning him international recognition as a sporting great. after an admission of the week in the a040 —year—old sporting great. after an admission of the week in the 4040 —year—old —— 44—year—old said i'm lucky to make that competitive commitment anymore. i love my nfl career and now it's time to focus my attention and energy on other things that require my attention. now it's best to leave the field of play to the next generation. where do you start, he's won more super bowls and anyone else? seven forcible bill to patriots successfully pass the ball nearly 97,000 yards, more touchdown passes, 707, the list could go on. has a bit of him at his best. �* . , , .,, best. bradyjust masterful! championship _ best. bradyjust masterful! championship play - best. bradyjust masterful! championship play right. best. bradyjust masterful! i championship play right here, fellas. 61 yard touchdown pass play, tom brady to branch.— tom brady to branch. brady takes a sna - , tom brady to branch. brady takes a snap. fires — tom brady to branch. brady takes a snap. fires on _ tom brady to branch. brady takes a snap, fires on the _ tom brady to branch. brady takes a snap, fires on the field. _ tom brady to branch. brady takes a | snap, fires on the field. touchdown! was asked _ snap, fires on the field. touchdown! was asked sweet? _ snap, fires on the field. touchdown! was asked sweet? how— snap, fires on the field. touchdown! was asked sweet? how about - snap, fires on the field. touchdown! was asked sweet? how about that, i was asked sweet? how about that, that's_ was asked sweet? how about that, that's the _ was asked sweet? how about that, that's the fourth _ was asked sweet? how about that, that's the fourth touchdown - was asked sweet? how about that, that's the fourth touchdown pass i was asked sweet? how about that, that's the fourth touchdown pass of the game _ that's the fourth touchdown pass of the game for— that's the fourth touchdown pass of the game for brady. _ that's the fourth touchdown pass of the game for brady. another- that's the fourth touchdown pass of the game for brady. another one . that's the fourth touchdown pass of| the game for brady. another one to rob gronkowski. _ the game for brady. another one to rob gronkowski. this _ the game for brady. another one to rob gronkowski. this is _ the game for brady. another one to rob gronkowski. this is like - the game for brady. another one to rob gronkowski. this is like a - rob gronkowski. this is like a machine _ let's get more of brady's retirement from nfljournalist melissa jacobs joining us live from oakland. melissa, great to speak again. we chatted so much of the last years about tom brady. i was looking at your twitter feed today the football girl, you say... the nfl without tom brady and itjust doesn't girl, you say... the nfl without tom brady and it just doesn't feel girl, you say... the nfl without tom brady and itjust doesn't feel real. you're right, a whole generation of fans will know nothing else. yes. that's what _ fans will know nothing else. yes. that's what so _ fans will know nothing else. yes. that's what so incredible. - that's what so incredible. everything about brady's career has been incredible but really the longevity is what stands out. 22 seasons. you think about the number of fans, even in new england that's all they've known. they've only known in nfl with tom brady enter. even those a little bit older, you became an nfl fan when you were ten years old are you 32 now you've only known it with tom brady. it’s known it with tom brady. it's absolutely — known it with tom brady. it's absolutely incredible. there are so many big numbers when you try to compute just how good he is, many big numbers when you try to computejust how good he is, waters, seem strange to talk about them in the past sense. you look at the stats, is there anyone that stands out to you that sets him apart from all the other great quarterbacks? yes, it is strange to talk about them in the past. the stats are just beyond. he holds so many records but a thing to be the thing that stands out, that really marks his greatness is he had 20 nfl seasons when he was the starting quarterback and he was in the super bowl x times. he won seven of those. just to juxtapose that to aaron rodgers who might win the mvp this year, he's been playing for 15 seasons, he's been the start of first 15 seasons, he's been in the super bowl once. he wasn't erfect, the super bowl once. he wasn't perfect. across _ the super bowl once. he wasn't perfect, across those _ the super bowl once. he wasn't perfect, across those three - the super bowl once. he wasn't - perfect, across those three decades of winning super bowls we had deflate gate, did it way that he was banned for four games for a legally deflating those balls in a playoff game. i know that was overturned on a legal technicality. but he is everything else just ask opposite was being a legend of the game. right. that feels like a very long time ago. that was in a different era of his career. there is literally multiple errors of the brady career. as time is going on deflate gate as been minimised in become kind of a joke as it compares to other infractions in the end of l like domestic violence like this person is getting the same punishment for deflating a football. they really minimise the importance that seem like a big deal at the time. in terms of great doing a great, no one touches tom brady in the nfl, no one comes close, quite rightly. he the nfl, no one comes close, quite riuhtl. ., , rightly. he says right now is in time for the _ rightly. he says right now is in time for the next _ rightly. he says right now is in time for the next generation. | rightly. he says right now is in - time for the next generation. he's 44, what does he do? what do retiring nfl superstars do, can he stay in the game?— stay in the game? yeah, a lot of them no stay in the game? yeah, a lot of them go into _ stay in the game? yeah, a lot of them go into the _ stay in the game? yeah, a lot of them go into the booth. - stay in the game? yeah, a lot of them go into the booth. tony i stay in the game? yeah, a lot of. them go into the booth. tony romo stay in the game? yeah, a lot of- them go into the booth. tony romo is an example of doing that successfully. drew breeds just did that. he's a businessman, he's been building this tv 12 brand globally. he's made inroads in china and i think that's really what his next move is to be this really successful entrepreneur, probably mogul. he's married to giselle, he's had acting roles before, his hostess and i live, i can see him doing anything he can in the spotlight and he will have those opportunities because these tom brady. it have those opportunities because these tom brady.— have those opportunities because these tom brady. it makes me feel very inadequate — these tom brady. it makes me feel very inadequate now. _ what a guy. many thanks indeed. the former world number one greg norman says galls new international series is just the beginning. on the face of it ten new events in the calendar, should be welcomed. at the us pga tour, were doing at europe's world term might feel threatened. being sanctioned by the agent tour and backed by saudi money and lots of it. that could make it very attractive to the sports top stars. adam wilde reports. at the royal greens golf and country club today all seem serene. the agent tour season starts at the saudi course on thursday. part of the sports changing landscape. this isjust the beginning according to those intent on expanding the games global reach. i'm out here to increase the number of playing opportunities for our members, i'm here to increase the amount of prize money that our offer, i'm here to approve the awareness of golfing age and i think this is exactly what were doing. today details of a new ten event international series were unveiled beginning in thailand before coming to the uk, the first time the asia tour has left the continent. it will then moved on to korea, vietnam, indonesia back to the middle east before china, singapore and then finally, hong kong. a major new rival to the us pga and world tours, well not necessarily according to the former world number one greg norman, chief executive of the saudi backed group behind the series. people should be embracing. other interested dude should be embracing that we _ interested dude should be embracing that we are very, very respectful and will— that we are very, very respectful and will always be open and were always _ and will always be open and were always going to be a healthy, friendly— always going to be a healthy, friendly competitor. and that's important to know because the market is huge _ important to know because the market is huge and _ important to know because the market is huge and it's open for everybody. that power— is huge and it's open for everybody. that power struggle aside, playing in saudi arabia this week remains controversial. concerns of a human rights never far from the surface. and now this expansion of the asian store rate the max tour raises more questions roy mcelroy said recently that players feel like their ponds at the minute at this big global game of golf. theyjust want to know where they stand. others don't necessarily share those concerns. i don't see any problem in me going over there to play. i'm committed at the minute to making sure i play on the minute to making sure i play on the pga tour and dp world tour. i can't say any more than that because i don't know if it's going to happen. if it does, who knows? the asian tour was today billed as a powerful new force in the sport. a powerful new force in the sport. a powerful force that will face resistance. let's get more on this from our golf corespondent iain carter, a number of issues for players to grapple with over this iain the tournaments that were discussing at the moment are going to be around about the $2 million mark which might sound like a lot of money but actually in the current golfing climate is relatively small. you're looking at $10 million tournaments at the top of the european tour, for example an even more figures for the pga tour. this event in england will be played the week before the us open, its highly unlikely that many of the very big names will be attracted to it. there's also can be attracted to it. there's also can be a tournament for men and women in scandinavia that week on the european tours of the men and women as well. the resources it could be spread pretty thin laid there. but what this relationship with the asian tour does is it gives legitimacy to the saudi arabian project, if you like. and that looks like that will go that much deeper. with the relationship to the asian tour, they have world ranking points. that is a key currency for any circuit in the world game. from there there is the potential to extrapolate further and potentially set up some kind of formula i extrapolate further and potentially set up some kind of formula 1 style golf super league. certainly the depth of the pockets from saudi arabia make it possible to then turn the heads of the biggest names in the heads of the biggest names in the game. the heads of the biggest names in the name. �* , . , the heads of the biggest names in theuame. �* , . , , the game. and with such big prize mone on the game. and with such big prize money on offer. _ the game. and with such big prize money on offer, how— the game. and with such big prize money on offer, how many - the game. and with such big prize | money on offer, how many players do you think will wrestle with the morals over going to saudi funded advance? everything amnesty international has to say about human rights issue, sports washing. there are players — rights issue, sports washing. there are players that — rights issue, sports washing. there are players that have _ rights issue, sports washing. tues are players that have expressed their disinterest because of that reason. most notably roy did not roy mcelroy, tiger woods said this is not the sort of thing that his legacy is on the pga tour. you got two of the biggest personalities in the game saying that they don't want to be associated with this. having said that, look at the field that's in saudi arabia this week for the saudi international which is now the biggest event on the asian tour. it was formerly a european tour event. you have the likes of d sean bo and johnson heading that field but big and significant figures some very big names have already had their head turned by the saudi funding and thatis head turned by the saudi funding and that is what's causing concern to the pga tour and to the bp world tour, there's no doubt about that. our goal corresponding talking about the new agent tour coming into play this year. to the football. a huge increase in spending compared to last season. that was helped by a really busy deadline day yesterday. patrick gary has been looking at some of those ends and outs in the premier league. this is transfer window dressing. signing a player is a chance to grab attention in the jungle of social media. it's where football needs show business but also more conventional business. this january saw £295 million spent by premier league clubs, the second—highest splurge in the winter window. and the spending gets higher the lower down the table you go. the amount the lower down the table you go. tue: amount we've seen the lower down the table you go. ti2 amount we've seen spent injanuary is very consistent and even slightly above the five pre—covid windows we've had. the bottom five teams in the premier league combined spent more money than any other division in europe. so serie out was second to the premier league, the whole of serie a spent less than the bottom five teams in the league combined. though everton have been active bringing in delhi alley on a permanent deal, the bulk of that spending is come from newcastle united. they are still in the bottom three and have brought in five new players to try and get them out of it using cash from their saudi backed owners. the difference from the last transfer windows is like black—and—white. the last transfer windows is like black-and-white._ the last transfer windows is like black-and-white. ~ �* , , ., ., black-and-white. we've spent more on ar in this black-and-white. we've spent more on par in this january _ black-and-white. we've spent more on par in this january transfer _ black-and-white. we've spent more on par in this january transfer window - par in this january transfer window then actually all that january transfer _ then actually all that january transfer windows combined since they owed us _ transfer windows combined since they owed us in _ transfer windows combined since they owed us in 2007. it's a massive departure. _ owed us in 2007. it's a massive departure, totally surreal to be linked — departure, totally surreal to be linked with all these players and actually — linked with all these players and actually not be nonsense. the wallets have _ actually not be nonsense. the wallets have been _ actually not be nonsense. ti2 wallets have been open higher up to diaz move from porto to liverpool for 37 and a half billion pounds. while tottenham signed and two from you vendors for the let big earners go out on loan. all clubs are now preparing for a new footballing era. it's a post—pandemicjanuary it's a post—pandemic january transfer window it's a post—pandemicjanuary transfer window so there's been a lot of more activity. clubs know they've got fans back in, they've got more cash flow. they've been definitely more willing to spend. i think the loan market has been used a bit and also getting a bit more astute in terms of the deal. i think there's definitely been measured by deals to cut the cloth accordingly. perhaps i can be seen most acutely in the case at the start of arsenals captain, now he's moving to barcelona for nothing so they will take on his wages. a reminder that a football, price and value can mean very different things. for more on that still not officially announce our spoken to the spanish football journalists and asked him just what the bars of bands think about the move. football club barcelona _ bands think about the move. football club barcelona is _ bands think about the move. football club barcelona is excited _ bands think about the move. football club barcelona is excited because - club barcelona is excited because they believe it's a man who can help they believe it's a man who can help the team. let's remember that barcelona is now out of the uefa champion in places they need to finish of course between la liga and go next year to champions league. they believe he although he is not played the last part with our chapter, he got problems but maybe he is not the man who believed very much for that we know that he rather other players, from juventus but he can help barcelona to finish in a very weird and strange systems in those champion leg places where now barcelona are not inside bold, there in the fifth position. yes. barcelona are not inside bold, there in the fifth position.— in the fifth position. yes, the pressure _ in the fifth position. yes, the pressure really _ in the fifth position. yes, the pressure really is _ in the fifth position. yes, the pressure really is on. - in the fifth position. yes, the pressure really is on. he - in the fifth position. yes, the l pressure really is on. he needs in the fifth position. yes, the - pressure really is on. he needs and goals. they need to get some wins going. but i guess he was too good a deal to turn down because he's free. there is no fee to pay for him. exactly there is no fee as far as we know before midnight yesterday in spanish time. so 2358 he stopped being an arsenal player although in the last minute we could see him and the last minute we could see him and the website, on the arsenal website. but as a free agent he cosigned with that is what happened yesterday and sat down to speak with aubameyang and his dad. he'll be here play football is very difficult months. a, football is very difficult months. a lot more on the football new show that you can find on the iplayer. everything regarding the transport window. will stay with football because it is been a huge backlash at range rovers in the scottish championship over the former scottish in 2017 he was ruled to be a rate this in order to pay damages in a civil case with a bit of a face a criminal trial and always maintained that the six was consensual. one crime writer described his signing as disgusting and despicable and has withdrawn her support. bbc scotland sports news correspondent. forthe support. bbc scotland sports news correspondent. for the past five years he has been playing for league 1 side clyde a popular member of the squad come up for club captain and a prolific goal scorer. istate squad come up for club captain and a prolific goal scorer.— prolific goal scorer. we support rovers not _ prolific goal scorer. we support rovers not because _ prolific goal scorer. we support rovers not because we - prolific goal scorer. we support rovers not because we want. prolific goal scorer. we support rovers not because we want to | prolific goal scorer. we support - rovers not because we want to see her every week but we want to be part of a club that is more than that and stands for that that has a role to play in its community, they can act role model for us are in our family and around us. and this signing and flies in the face of that. and here's why. in 2017 a judge at a civil case the judge ruled that he had rates a woman and 27 and should pay damages. that was after police couldn't enough evidence for a criminal prosecution. today the backlash, writer, broadcaster and club sponsor raith rovers said she was withdrawing support adding... he has never asked. the first minister seen here in 2019 also tweeted her support for the writer. she says mcdermott its stance was principled. a decision has also split the clubs board, to have quit. has also split the clubs board, to have auit. ,, , ., ,., , has also split the clubs board, to have auit. ,, , ., , . ., have quit. sponsors a withdrawing mone , have quit. sponsors a withdrawing money. our _ have quit. sponsors a withdrawing money, our main _ have quit. sponsors a withdrawing money, our main sponsors - have quit. sponsors a withdrawing money, our main sponsors today | have quit. sponsors a withdrawing i money, our main sponsors today and subscriptions to things like tv, hospitality and so on i think will see a _ hospitality and so on i think will see a decline in those. he hospitality and so on i think will see a decline in those.- hospitality and so on i think will see a decline in those. he is not the only want — see a decline in those. he is not the only want to _ see a decline in those. he is not the only want to walk _ see a decline in those. he is not the only want to walk away. - see a decline in those. he is not the only want to walk away. the j the only want to walk away. the clubs women's captain our supporter liaison offer, community liaison and even stadium announcer have all resigned in protest. not buying any argument about letting him move on. i have not seen any against goodwillie for the action suit led to him being labelled a rate this and really to me, that would be and because of it rehabilitation.- because of it rehabilitation. should a football over _ because of it rehabilitation. should a football over the _ because of it rehabilitation. should a football over the past _ because of it rehabilitation. should a football over the past also - because of it rehabilitation. should a football over the past also be - a football over the past also be allowed a future? those who say no have spoken. manchester nate united mason greenwood is for the been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault making threats to kill both of the 20—year—old was initially arrested on sunday at the greater manchester police became aware of online social media media and videos posted by a woman reporting incidents of physical violence. manchester has granted a second extension to keep him in custody until tomorrow. the club have said he'll not play or trained with them until further notice. a quick look at some of the days of the headlines you now. south korea will be at the world cup later this year they beat serie a 2—0 foot the put some with leaders iran who qualified from qatar last week. liverpool help to bedford to win over saudi arabia. that puts them apart behind this salaries with two games ago. both are in good shape to qualify. australia slipped up a man with an 89th in an equaliser finish 2- with an 89th in an equaliser finish 2— all. they remain third, 3.0. two but they will play both japan and saudi arabia next month. with three days away from the olympics opening ceremony. one of britain's best hopes for a medal is our correspondent andy swiss caught up with her as she prepares to make her olympic debut. welcome to the mountains here we are about 100 miles or so from beijing. this is where a lot of these no support of events are taking place. behind me you can see the slope style course where the snowboarders and skiers have to try to while the judges with all sort of tricks and jobs. it's an event where britain has some really strong contenders, including all moura. armour it was do to compete at the last winter olympics four years ago. on the eve of the game she broke her heel in training. since then she's bounced back and sell in fact in 2020 she won the overall world cup title and now she goes into these games as one of britain's big metal hopes. i never think about my injury. obviously it's part of my snowboard history and it happened. it's just part of my story now and i never dwell on it. going into any competition, notjust the olympics i never focus on the negatives of the potential risk or anything like that. i'm going with the same attitude with the olympics as well. tone and doing the best i could do and not focusing on anything, just positive things. i'm feeling really confident. since 2018i've had a few good seasons including the best season of my career. i think having that success in being on the podium, it's really help me to come into these games feeling really competent. on the best snowboarder i've ever been. i'm just really excited to get stuck into it. it's artificial snow here but i grew up in the uk so it's all artificial snow. it is different and it's actually running really well better than i expected.— actually running really well better than i expected. your qualifying is on saturday _ than i expected. your qualifying is on saturday here. _ than i expected. your qualifying is on saturday here. what _ than i expected. your qualifying is on saturday here. what would - than i expected. your qualifying is on saturday here. what would it i on saturday here. what would it mean, that moment when you're finally an olympian and you're here for team gb, what would that mean gu? it for team gb, what would that mean gu? ., , ,., ., for team gb, what would that mean gu? ., , ., ., ., ., ., gu? it means so lot to lot to me to be able to — gu? it means so lot to lot to me to be able to finally _ gu? it means so lot to lot to me to be able to finally drop _ gu? it means so lot to lot to me to be able to finally drop in _ gu? it means so lot to lot to me to be able to finally drop in and - gu? it means so lot to lot to me to be able to finally drop in and can i be able to finally drop in and can beat an olympic is for the other way to very, very long time for this moment and put so much effort in our work into it. it can mean so much as to represent my country. hopefully inspire other nations with my story show it i come from great britain where i grew up dry do you like writing plastic and now here at the olympics was updated regardless of the results i'm hoping i can inspire people to that story. she the results i'm hoping i can inspire people to that story.— people to that story. she will be one of the _ people to that story. she will be one of the first _ people to that story. she will be one of the first british _ people to that story. she will be one of the first british athletes i people to that story. she will be | one of the first british athletes in action here. she goes in these snowboard slope style qualifying on saturday. team gbjust fine snowboard slope style qualifying on saturday. team gb just fine tuning they are preparations before the games get under way in just a few days' time. officially under way on friday with that opening ceremony. the competition starts after midnight. a lot of curling for the olympics to get through, goes all the way through the competition. team gb these curlers are in the mixed doubles against sweden. you can follow it all across the bbc, bbc iplayer, bbc red button, online, everywhere bbc sounds, highlights on bbc sports website and mobile app. that's it from sports day. remind of our top story, tom brady the legendary nfl quarterback retiring after 22 years and the sport. he won more syllables than anybody else. go to the bbc website for more reaction to that. a full programme in the scottish partnership as well. goodbye. hello. after a sunny end to the day for many, as the winds ease down for a time through tonight, it may turn briefly chilly. but, ifanything, milderair is on the way, and with it will come thicker cloud, some patchy rain or drizzle, all linked into this weather front here. it's not produced much through the day, but it gets a bit more active as it works its way northwards and eastwards through the night and into the morning, all around this area of high pressure. the air�*s coming off the atlantic by the end of the night. you can see it here, on the forward edge of it. rain at times, scotland, northern england, and also developing later in the night across some eastern parts of england too. not quite getting the milder air into the far northeast of scotland, 2—5 celsius here into the morning, so a chilly start. but very mild elsewhere, with temperatures around 9 or 10 degrees. and that milder air, as i said, is coming all the way from the mid—atlantic, around this area of high pressure. there's our weather front to begin with, northern, eastern scotland, down through eastern england. outbreaks of rain around first thing. it's slowly turning a little bit drier, though we'll continue rain at times in the north of scotland. parts of orkney and shetland staying in the colder air, a blustery day here with sunshine and showers. but the sunshine will break through at times in eastern parts of scotland. and the cloud will break across wales, the midlands and southern england. the breeze coming off the atlantic, by this stage, much lighter than we saw through today, but a noticeable breeze at that, lifting temperatures to around 12 or 13 degrees in the sunnier spots in the south. 10 degrees in aberdeenshire after that chilly start, but staying cold across shetland. even here, though, it'll turn a bit milder as we go through wednesday night into thursday. into thursday, though, we're in between these two weather fronts. it in between these two weather fronts. is a warm frt scandinavia. porch toward scandinavia. fair bit of cloud at times, but some sunnier breaks as the breeze picks up once again. and by the end of the day, we'll see more in the way of heavy rain for western scotland, into the west of northern ireland. that brings a change. milder airfor most, but notice 9 in aberdeen, just 4 in stornoway. there's the chilliest air of the week on the way through thursday night into friday, behind this cold front, which will work its way south. it's bringing us all some rain through thursday night, clearing away from the southeast corner first light on friday morning, lingering a little bit longer in the channel islands, but then sunny spells to most in the south and east. a few showers dotted around in this blustery northwest winds, most frequent across the north and west of the country, with a mixture of rain, hail, sleet and, yes, cold enough for a bit of snow too. bye for now. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. european leaders have arrived in ukraine to show their support and to try and deter any russian attack. a, try and deter any russian attack. further russian invasion of ukraine would be a political disaster, humanitarian disaster, in my view it would also be, for russia, for the world, a military disaster. meanwhile, vladimir putin is accusing the west of using ukraine as a tool to try to contain russia. we are going to be live in kyiv and washington. at home, borisjohnson facing pressure at home after the report into down