and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodnight. welcome to bbc london. coming up on tonight's programme: hello and welcome to sportsday. rangers return, can they stun psv again to make it into tomorrow's champions league draw? miyazaki meets her match at the us open, we'll head live to new york. the t20 sereis against new zealand is under way. england are fielding first. we'll be live at chester le street as well. also coming up on sportsday... a more level playing field. england's women are going to get the same match fees as the men. and we meet sue king, liverpool's warrior monk tells us her inspiring a0 year story in martial arts. 0ne one class turn to two, turn to three. ifound it gave me an three. i found it gave me an escape from my reality from home. evening. it's another huge night for rangers in the netherlands, yet again psv stand in the way of a place in the champions league group stage. and just as it was 12 months ago, it's all square at 2—2 heading into the second leg at the philips stadion. and wouldn't rangers love a repeat tonight of what happened last season. paul barnes reports. chet mack a sense of deja vu for rangers fans. back 12 months own from a memorable victory but will the familiar surroundings breed a familiar result? to the familiar surroundings breed a familiar result?— familiar result? to be fair, last week is a _ familiar result? to be fair, last week is a bit _ familiar result? to be fair, last week is a bit of— familiar result? to be fair, last week is a bit of a _ familiar result? to be fair, last week is a bit of a show- familiar result? to be fair, last week is a bit of a show in - familiar result? to be fair, last week is a bit of a show in the l familiar result? to be fair, last i week is a bit of a show in the first half of that definitely the game. but i think they're in their heads. i think_ but i think they're in their heads. i think it — but i think they're in their heads. i think it could be close put up a difficult — i think it could be close put up a difficult game.— i think it could be close put up a difficult game. last year we were a new that but _ difficult game. last year we were a new that but confident, _ difficult game. last year we were a new that but confident, i _ difficult game. last year we were a new that but confident, i think - difficult game. last year we were a | new that but confident, i think were -ood new that but confident, i think were good last— new that but confident, i think were good last week _ new that but confident, i think were good last week for _ new that but confident, i think were good last week for that _ new that but confident, i think were good last week for that will- new that but confident, i think were good last week for that will better l good last week for that will better on saturday — good last week for that will better on saturday-— on saturday. quietly confident. i think they will _ on saturday. quietly confident. i think they willjust _ on saturday. quietly confident. i think they willjust sneak - on saturday. quietly confident. i think they willjust sneak it - on saturday. quietly confident. i think they willjust sneak it for l think they will just sneak it for the might go to extra time but i think we will win it. the champions leaaue is think we will win it. the champions league is where _ think we will win it. the champions league is where rangers _ think we will win it. the champions league is where rangers want - think we will win it. the champions league is where rangers want to i think we will win it. the champions | league is where rangers want to be. while they struggle to compete with that confidence pass it's a competition that ensures profile and cash. it competition that ensures profile and cash. ., , ., ., ., competition that ensures profile and cash. ., , ., . , cash. it would be good for the club and their fans _ cash. it would be good for the club and their fans first _ cash. it would be good for the club and their fans first and _ and their fans first and foremost. and this group of players are desperate to play in a competition again. naturally for me and the staff, we are obviously, that's the aim and coming into preseason we have a huge test in front of us to see that be a reality.— have a huge test in front of us to see that be a reality. rangers lead twice last week. _ see that be a reality. rangers lead twice last week. but _ see that be a reality. rangers lead twice last week. but with - see that be a reality. rangers lead twice last week. but with these . twice last week. but with these scores level the pressure to qualify is now on the dot. i scores level the pressure to qualify is now on the dot.— is now on the dot. i have all the confidence. _ is now on the dot. i have all the confidence. but _ is now on the dot. i have all the confidence. but on _ is now on the dot. i have all the confidence. but on the - is now on the dot. i have all the confidence. but on the other i is now on the dot. i have all the i confidence. but on the other hand we saw what _ confidence. but on the other hand we saw what these rangers are capable of. saw what these rangers are capable of so _ saw what these rangers are capable of so we _ saw what these rangers are capable of. so we have a lot of respect and we must _ of. so we have a lot of respect and we must be — of. so we have a lot of respect and we must be really focused and play 100% _ we must be really focused and play 100% finally when this. it�*s we must be really focused and play 10096 finally when this.— 10096 finally when this. it's good to be difficult for _ 10096 finally when this. it's good to be difficult for rangers _ 10096 finally when this. it's good to be difficult for rangers tonight. i i be difficult for rangers tonight. i think what they've got to do is approach the game is a cup final. 90 minutes away from the biggest prize of champions league. and of course last year. of champions league. and of course last ear. �* ., ' :: . last year. another 1-0 victory with its bark victories _ last year. another 1-0 victory with its bark victories and _ last year. another 1-0 victory with its bark victories and see - last year. another 1-0 victory with its bark victories and see rangersl its bark victories and see rangers in the hat for tomorrow's champions league draw. kick off at eight o'clock. we had nine penalties shoot—out in the league cup last night, the remaining five 2nd round ties take place tonight. everton are bottom of the premier league and are yet to score this season. doncaster rovers are propping up the football league, they have one point from 5 games in league 2. connor mcanamara is at the eco—power stadium 0pening weeks of the new season and it always feels there's a crisis at the start of any campaign. your number one goal is don't be that crisis glow. everton are in danger of it, three games in they lost them all, haven't even scored a goal. it seems inconceivable they won't get it right against bottom of league to don castor. you it right against bottom of league to don castor. ., ., �* ~ ., ., don castor. you don't know a couple ball. if there's _ don castor. you don't know a couple ball. if there's a _ don castor. you don't know a couple ball. if there's a shift _ don castor. you don't know a couple ball. if there's a shift will be - don castor. you don't know a couple ball. if there's a shift will be a i ball. if there's a shift will be a shockin ball. if there's a shift will be a shock in the card. we are all wondering what everton will do, how they're going to react to the start of the premier league season. 0ne of the premier league season. one thing you can say is that the manager they have in charge won't panic. he won't be thinking this is a crisis. everyone else is around will be saying it's a crisis with up he will be staying in a changing room this is far from crisis. he will be staying in a changing room this is farfrom crisis. might be concerned with everton as this is been to a three years now. this is been to a three years now. this is been where you look at them and say, is this the year they get to go down? is that the year it can happen? saying welcome back a different team, were not seeing at the moment. can't find any goals within the team. that is what were hoping to see you tonight from an everton point of view. they need goals and they need a big performance. be goals and they need a big performance. goals and they need a big erformance. �* , ., , performance. be interesting to see. that team underperforming - performance. be interesting to see. that team underperforming in i performance. be interesting to see. that team underperforming in the i that team underperforming in the premier league, i'm sure he'd like to try out some other squad players. then you see what happened to tottenham last night and aunt posta got new making changes. i5 tottenham last night and aunt posta got new making changes. is the balance he'll — got new making changes. is the balance he'll have _ got new making changes. is the balance he'll have to _ got new making changes. is the balance he'll have to get - got new making changes. is the balance he'll have to get right. | balance he'll have to get right. there's a difference in that. he is change the culture around spurs. he's got the ability to make nine changes for that it didn't work, they haven't gone through but where are they in the premier league, are they progressing, do the stands look better? to have reagan's? know. that's the difference where you get that ability to change a team and not come under too much pressure. i don't think there's a major issue with spur change and players. his focus is to make sure they qualify for the champions league for the evidence is all about survival. they need to pick up points obviously in the permit league.— need to pick up points obviously in the permit league. tonight a lot of ressure. the permit league. tonight a lot of pressure. does _ the permit league. tonight a lot of pressure. does it _ the permit league. tonight a lot of pressure. does it open _ the permit league. tonight a lot of pressure. does it open a _ the permit league. tonight a lot of pressure. does it open a door- the permit league. tonight a lot of pressure. does it open a door of. pressure. does it open a door of opportunity for don castor? the only game they won the season is the precepts run. what a chance to get their season on track. bbc commentary on five life later on. —— five live. rob page has named his wales squad for next week's friendly against south korea and the euro qualifier in latvia four days later. luton�*s tom lockyer is involved for the first time since he collapsed in the play—off final in may. he's since undergone an operation to address an irregular heartbeat. we all watched the events unfold in the playoff final and we were all concerned. and it's been nothing but positive idies a day. he's had some great news. back to normal. he should be very proud of how he's recovered for the stream was to play in the partnership and now he's achieved that. top specialist, top surgeons have been dealing with him. he'll of been given the all clear. now he's happy with the attic exceed that in the way he plays. the mother of luis rubiales, the president of the spanish football federation, has been taken to hospital on the third day of her hunger strike. angeles bejar locked herself in a church in the town of motril earlier this week in protest at the accusations against her son, following the kiss on the lips he gave spanish playerjenni hermoso after the world cup final. the spanish federation has called on rubiales to resign and fifa has suspended him but so far he has not stepped down. let's have a quick look at some of the other football headlines today. more injury worries for manchester united. defender rafael varane is out for a few weeks. luke shaw is also sidelined ahead of the weekend's match against arsenal. manchester city have reached a verbal agreement with wolves to sign midfielder matheus nunes in £47 million deal. city had a previous bid for the portugal international rejected last week. cole palmer could be on his way out of city, chelsea are understood to be interested in the 21—year—old forward but haven't submitted an official bid. we'll see how many of these potential transfers actually go through, the window closes on friday night. there has already been record spending in the premier league and it's set to pass the £2 billion mark by the end of the week. the football news show will be live on friday with a 90 minute deadline day special. here's ben croucher. from faulty fax machine to training ground interviews through car windows. transferred the transfer deadline day is seldom doll. will be live with our reporters across the country with expert analysis in the studio will be hearing from you. well round out the big stories and look back on the summer as a whole both domestically and around the world for them and we will do it all on the bbc iplayer. the bbc sports on the bbc iplayer. the bbc sports on brics at ten.— on brics at ten. don't miss it. should be _ on brics at ten. don't miss it. should be a — on brics at ten. don't miss it. should be a busy _ on brics at ten. don't miss it. should be a busy night - on brics at ten. don't miss it. should be a busy night on i on brics at ten. don't miss it. i should be a busy night on friday. lily miyazaki said that her first round victory at the us 0pen earlier this week, and earning almost £98,000, would be career changing. unfortunately the british players touranment is now over, after a straight sets defeat to belinda bencic. patrick gearey reports. such as being the british success in new york they briefly seem to make the winner. flushing meadows aptly named. sue the sun shone on miyazaki bencic. 0lympic named. sue the sun shone on miyazaki bencic. olympic and fairly obviously. miyazaki was broken but unbowed. now on the bottom of your screen herjourneys been on or in 0rthodox one. born injapan she came to london age ten and has a degree in maths. her tennis can be similarly interesting. but the set proved irretrievable. soon on the serve bencic was forcing the issue again. she was catchable in the crowd but not on the court. miyazaki ranked, clawed back a break but bencic not momentum. 0ne ranked, clawed back a break but bencic not momentum. one in straight sets. still miyazaki goes home with nearly £100,000. for the arrearages for sugar to new york who returns richer. —— a rare. let's head to flushing meadows and speak to our tennis correspondent russell fuller. lovely to see the rain has gone away. miyazaki lily will go away. much richer but this was a step up against bencic.— much richer but this was a step up against bencic. yes, you can see the difference in — against bencic. yes, you can see the difference in class _ against bencic. yes, you can see the difference in class and _ against bencic. yes, you can see the difference in class and experience i difference in class and experience between the two players. nearly 20 years since they played a match, when they were eight and nine years of age. in switzerland where lily miyazaki is living at bencic the time. and has reese look back at you so much and stand. miyazaki is 27 years of age. she now hopes the fact that she's won a main short match of the us open and qualifying and router ranking closer to position where she wanted to be, around 150 in the world, it will give her a springboard to what would still be a very useful five or six years on tour. remember, she was a late bloomer haven't come through the us couege bloomer haven't come through the us college system. it unusual to see players get their first win at grand slam level at the age 27. it's almost that ship has sailed at that point. she's a different case. i think not given herself a chance certainly to move up the rankings in the years to come. we certainly to move up the rankings in the years to come.— the years to come. we had that wonderful _ the years to come. we had that wonderful clean _ the years to come. we had that wonderful clean sweep - the years to come. we had that wonderful clean sweep of i the years to come. we had that l wonderful clean sweep of british wins yesterday yesterday and overnight. they'll be putting their feet up ahead of their second round matches. what else and we got to look forward to today?— look forward to today? novakjota vick back in _ look forward to today? novakjota vick back in action? _ look forward to today? novakjota vick back in action? yes, - look forward to today? novakjota vick back in action? yes, novak. vick back in action? yes, novak djokovic will be back in action very shortly. —— novak djokovic. a player who has had more success on clay than hard courts. who stops novak jota bits in grand slams? the first match of the day on the stadium saw victory for coco goff, the 19—year—old against the 16—year—old who reads the fourth round at wimbledon and she wanted quite comfortably, 6—3, 6—2. very stressful opening night appearance for her on monday. talk stressful opening night appearance for her on monday.— stressful opening night appearance for her on monday. talk to me about ct. 17. for her on monday. talk to me about ct- 17- lots — for her on monday. talk to me about ct- 17- lots of— for her on monday. talk to me about ct. 17. lots of people _ for her on monday. talk to me about ct. 17. lots of people are _ for her on monday. talk to me about ct. 17. lots of people are talking i ct. 17. lots of people are talking about it. �* . about it. and the smell in particular— about it. and the smell in particular of— about it. and the smell in particular of court - about it. and the smell in particular of court 17. i about it. and the smell in particular of court 17. the | about it. and the smell in i particular of court 17. the smell about it. and the smell in - particular of court 17. the smell of marijuana, which is very evident a lot of players have commented on it. the wimbledon champion, and from germany and actually something that is very apparent if you been to new york of the last couple years with the people over the age of 21, it is legal, marijuana is a number of other drugs now are in the state. and therefore even though a no smoking policy on site at the us open, if you happen to be smoking marijuana just outside the grounds in the pub, across the road that is quite likely that those smells are going to drift across and get into the nostrils of the players. there is a 'oke the nostrils of the players. there is a joke in _ the nostrils of the players. there is a joke in there _ the nostrils of the players. there is a joke in there about _ the nostrils of the players. there is a joke in there about grass i the nostrils of the players. there i is a joke in there about grass court tennis but we won't go there. many thanks. three and a half million more people will be physically active by 2030 — that's the target set by the government today. uk guidelines recommend 2.5 hours of activity for adults every week with children advised to do an hour every day. but evidence suggests that those rates in the uk are in decline. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. north paddington youth club, london. when too many people in britain are still, still, here's activity. and here to investigate, a new government task force. is the need for this strategy an admission that previous strategies have failed? absolutely not. we've had more people involved since our 2015 strategy, even though we've had covid, but what we're doing is building on that strategy. we're talking about a huge scale, huge number, and we're really ambitious, but i'm thinking about the end goal. imagine if we hit our targets. imagine if this truly was a nationwide body where we got more people moving, that'd be revolutionary. ok, so how does it happen? well, a man who's worked in youth sport for 20 years has a clear idea. what would you tell the task force? well, i think it's time i to spend some money. this is our next generation. these are the ones that'sj coming through the door. they want to be involved, i but if it's not being exposed, you know, we can't deliver. that's what we're here for, we're here to deliver. i so investing in facilities? yeah, invest in it, i give us new equipment, fund it, support it, - be around, see it happen, see it progress and be a part of it. i think it's important for health and fitness but also for community and fitness but also for community and making friendships lifelong for the vet _ and making friendships lifelong for the yet to meet people and enjoy. | the yet to meet people and enjoy. i don't really do anything other than play basketball _ don't really do anything other than play basketball. if _ don't really do anything other than play basketball. if i _ don't really do anything other than play basketball. if i don't - don't really do anything other than play basketball. if i don't have i don't really do anything other than play basketball. if i don't have a i play basketball. if i don't have a court _ play basketball. if i don't have a court to — play basketball. if i don't have a court to go— play basketball. if i don't have a court to go to _ play basketball. if i don't have a court to go to i _ play basketball. if i don't have a court to go to ijust _ play basketball. if i don't have a court to go to ijust go - play basketball. if i don't have a court to go to ijust go to the i play basketball. if i don't have a i court to go to ijust go to the park and shoot — court to go to ijust go to the park and shoot there. _ court to go to ijust go to the park and shoot there. for me - court to go to ijust go to the park and shoot there. for me it's- and shoot there. for me it's really important — and shoot there. for me it's really important that's— and shoot there. for me it's really important that's all— and shoot there. for me it's really important that's all i— and shoot there. for me it's really important that's all i basically- important that's all i basically do other— important that's all i basically do other than go _ important that's all i basically do other than go to school. - there's a full programme of free sport here, but that will change when the school term resumes. at the moment, we will go from seven days a week, from nine in the morning until ten at night, right down to next week from just thursday, friday and saturday, six until nine, because that's all we can afford. there are surely many solutions to a stubborn problem, but trust is often built locally. and the message from this facility — fund it and they will come. joe wilson, bbc news, north paddington youth club. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. australia's kaden groves has sprinted to victory on stage 5 of the vuelta a espana, he also won stage 4 yesterday. defending champion remco evenepoel picked up a time bonus earlier in the stage, to extend his lead in the red jersey to 11 seconds. the copper box in london will host great britains billiejean cup play—off against sweden in november. the winners will be able to qualify for next years finals. australia are taking on south africa in the first t20 international in durban, the aussies batted first and made 226 from their 20 overs with mitchell marsh scoring a half century. england's women are going to receive the same match fees as the men's team. that equates to about a 75% increase, the men get around £12,500 per test and £3,500 per white ball game. the new fees for the women will come in from tomorrow the start of their t20 series against sri lanka. it's another really good step forward obviously for the game. i think pta has played a huge role. more for getting us to this point. it's great, isn't it? it's kind of reward from what's been a remarkable summer. talk about the women's game, playing a really big role in the sport. things like the 100 and putting the women's game alongside the men's, it's all backing it up with notjust words but actions as well. england's women are playing sri lanka at hove tomorrow, england's men have started their t20 series against new zealand. they are at chester—le—street. henry moeran from the test match special team is there, we'll get to this evening's action injust a moment, but regarding the equality in match fees announced today, that feels like an important step, prompted by that equity in cricket report that found discrimination across the sportlet�*s get onto the cricket, a really big step. these are significant sums of money. you talk and well into the thousands of pounds. it is worth pointing out that they are following a that are followed by other boards around the world for them india, new zealand, south africa have all announced recently yes but for the ecb that they would be having equal pay in terms of match fees between men and women size. 0ne match fees between men and women size. one thing also worth pointing out is the ecb, if they do increase the match fees for men in the future having guaranteed they do the same for the women side. seems improbable that would be the case but they haven't necessarily guaranteed it going forward. it is a big step certainly and it is just another part of the journey towards payee quality. to part of the 'ourney towards payee auali . ., . . ~' quality. to the cricket, the men startin: quality. to the cricket, the men starting their— quality. to the cricket, the men starting their white _ quality. to the cricket, the men starting their white ball - quality. to the cricket, the men starting their white ball series i starting their white ball series with the t 20s against new zealand. bowling first, won the toss, didn't look to be a great decision off the first over. ., ., , ., first over. no, it was quite a dramatic _ first over. no, it was quite a dramatic start. _ first over. no, it was quite a dramatic start. three - first over. no, it was quite a dramatic start. three sixes i first over. no, it was quite a | dramatic start. three sixes in consecutive deliveries off the first over. but england looking outside, they recovered well 73—4 is the new zealand score. a credit to luc wood who hit, he's taken a couple of wickets and a couple of beautiful deliveries as well. and getting the other cup to evolve england in good position. all part of the build—up for 50 over a cup starts in early october. i for 50 over a cup starts in early october. . . . for 50 over a cup starts in early october. ., , , ., october. i was listening to the ca tain october. i was listening to the captain in _ october. i was listening to the captain in the _ october. i was listening to the captain in the building - october. i was listening to the captain in the building of i october. i was listening to the captain in the building of the i october. i was listening to the i captain in the building of the t20 series, he says when it comes to the t 205 series, he says when it comes to the t 20s they want to broaden the talent pool. t 20s they want to broaden the talent pool-— t 20s they want to broaden the talent pool. t 20s they want to broaden the talent ool. �* , . ., , talent pool. are we expecting to see if ou do talent pool. are we expecting to see if you do faces? _ talent pool. are we expecting to see if you do faces? certainly. _ talent pool. are we expecting to see if you do faces? certainly. we i talent pool. are we expecting to see if you do faces? certainly. we in i if you do faces? certainly. we in terms of england squad selection the last doing likes of gus package and send for them looking at fast talent, turner, names that wouldn't necessarily be onto boards of many and forced himself into the thinking of england's cogent selectors. certainly if we are looking to do that. we know all about the power hitting they've got and the riches they have in terms of their batting for the fact that england world is saying quite a lot. fs bowling attack they are looking at a little bit more. really interesting to see who they could find, who they can arrest them up making t20 this evening. certainly part of all this, which is good to be interesting 11th matches over the course of the next for wet brics four weeks. all a big build is going to be a autumn. sue king is one of the highest ranked british women in the martial art of japanesejiu—jitsu this year she is celebrating a0 years since she first took up the sport, the story of how she reached the top continues to inspire many. 0ur reporter alice scarff has been to meet her in liverpool at the age sue kingsjourney to sue kings journey to the top of her sport again with —— her mother died saving her life while herfather lay seriously ill in hospital. since then sue has dedicated her life to helping others. i then sue has dedicated her life to helping others-— then sue has dedicated her life to helping others. i didn't really know much about _ helping others. i didn't really know much about what _ helping others. i didn't really know much about what was _ helping others. i didn't really know much about what was going - helping others. i didn't really know much about what was going on. i i helping others. i didn't really know. much about what was going on. ijust know that i lived my life with my dad and i cared for my dad from that young age. later on i got told that my mum sacrificed a life for me. it would be wrong for me to live my life to not understand the sacrifice that she gave me. hope life to not understand the sacrifice that she gave me.— life to not understand the sacrifice that she gave me. how was school for ou? how that she gave me. how was school for you? how did — that she gave me. how was school for you? how did that _ that she gave me. how was school for you? how did that lead _ that she gave me. how was school for you? how did that lead you _ that she gave me. how was school for you? how did that lead you into i you? how did that lead you into jujitsu? i you? how did that lead you into 'u'itsu? ., _, you? how did that lead you into 'u'itsu? ., ., , jujitsu? i am covered in skin grafts due to the scarring, _ jujitsu? i am covered in skin grafts due to the scarring, i _ jujitsu? i am covered in skin grafts due to the scarring, i looked i due to the scarring, i looked different to other kids. i carried on through my secondary school i think it was about 1k on through my secondary school i think it was about 1a or 15 with the kids i hung around with, they were going to a self—defense glass, do you want to come? my home life was very demanding. i thought it was the same as every other child but it obviously wasn't. eventually my dad agreed to let me go. 0ne obviously wasn't. eventually my dad agreed to let me go. one class ten to two, ten to three, i found you gave me an escape from my reality from home. in gave me an escape from my reality from home-— gave me an escape from my reality from home. ::::j~ ,, �*, ., from home. in 2008 sue's dad passed awa but from home. in 2008 sue's dad passed away but having _ from home. in 2008 sue's dad passed away but having left _ from home. in 2008 sue's dad passed away but having left her— from home. in 2008 sue's dad passed away but having left her some - away but having left her some inheritance she decided to open her own dojo to give children a safe space she never had. i own dojo to give children a safe space she never had.— own dojo to give children a safe space she never had. i was never counseled- _ space she never had. i was never counseled. it _ space she never had. i was never 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to meditate, it's the pandemic i've seen so many kids struggle that i never envisioned for that hopefully we can give them the tools and be safe space for them if i can try from university, the little kid who had nothing then everyone can try over adversity. we need a little encouragement and faith in ourselves to move forward. this year sue is celebrating four years of success in martial arts. she says she will continue to help others while she can. that is just about it for sportsday. sportsday doesn't stop. it'll be a busy evening for them england's cricketers have just taken another wicket against new zealand at the start of the t20 series. new zealand going on pretty well, 18 forfive. novak djokovic hasjust going on pretty well, 18 forfive. novak djokovic has just stepped onto court at the us open for a second round match. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. you can follow this across the bbc as well, another huge european night for rangers and the champions league. one year on to reach the group stage, can't they do it again facing the same team in the netherlands? commentary on bbc radio, scotland extra for the on the bbc sport website. for me and the rest of the sportsday team, good night. hello. big contrasts in our weather on thursday. many northern and eastern areas will enjoy the sunshine, whereas further south, cloudy with outbreaks of rain. and here's the approaching weather front. you can see it's just to the west of us. ahead of it, the skies are clear. and that's good news because some of us want to still catch a glimpse of that super blue moon. so yes, clear spells across the bulk of the uk, but later on we'll see those clouds increasing in the south—west and eventually it'll turn wet. why is it called a super blue moon? super because the moon is at its closest approach to earth this year, so it'll appear bigger and brighter, and it's also the second full moon of the month. normally we get one, but this is the second one. so once in the blue moon, not that the two sayings are necessarily all that related, but anyway, here it is, clear skies across many northern and eastern areas through early thursday out towards the west. towards the west we've got that weather front approaching. wet weather in the southwest, the west country, of course, wales not cold here, ten, 12 degrees. but with the clearer skies in scotland, it's closer to seven in edinburgh and aberdeen. so the morning starts off bright, if not sunny, and that's how it's going to stay for most of the day here. beautiful weather, stunning in the north east of scotland, but out towards the west, thick cloud with outbreaks of rain for northern ireland, for wales, parts of the midlands, but particularly i think across the south here. and that rain will come and go. it'll be intermittent at times and also heavy, even the possibility of some rumbles of thunder. and if anything come the evening on thursday, the rain could turn heavier still. eventually on friday, that rain showers off to the near continent. but then there's still a few showers here across parts of northern england. the temperatures over the next few days, high teens, low 20s, but it is looking promising for the weekend. here's the jet stream looping around the north atlantic and around the uk. in this loop we've got an area of high pressure building from the azores and that spells fine settled weather for the weekend. we've had so many weekends this summer with a low pressure, but this weekend it does look as though it is going to be the high pressure that wins. so look at the outlook saturday and sunday, bright or sunny. and that fine weather also lasts into next week as well. and feeling really quite warm. not bad at all. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. the eye of hurricane idalia away from the florida — but warnings continue about a potentially 'catasrophic�* tidal surge. until it is the strongest storm to hit this part of florida to make landfall in this part of florida and over 100 years. == landfall in this part of florida and over 100 years.— meanwhile to the north—east, georgia braces for the category 1storm's impact. the people who might have been able to stop lucy letby from murdering babies will now be forced to give evidence at an inquiry. exclusive report from our correspondent as russian drums target ukrainian forces.- target ukrainian forces. fishes battles going _ target ukrainian forces. fishes battles going on _ target ukrainian forces. fishes battles going on here - target ukrainian forces. fishes battles going on here in - target ukrainian forces. fishes battles going on here in the i target ukrainian forces. fishes l battles going on here in the east target ukrainian forces. fishes - battles going on here in the east in the north. in the south they are making progress bit by bit, but here in the east it does rush it that is advancing. —— russia. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. we are tracking hurricane idalia. let's take a look at the