so far this october, but the rain has clearly led to numerous flood warnings. two severe flood warnings in scotland. the scottish environmental protection agency has more information, as does our website. some respite today, this weak weather front. you website. some respite today, this weak weatherfront. you can website. some respite today, this weak weather front. you can see how it has been petering out north of northern ireland, through southern scotland and northern england. it is a dryer window of weather, brighter but still that rain coming down from the mountains and the ground is saturated. patchy rain edging its way north, further south plenty of sunshine to come. misty and murky conditions around southern and western coast, but warm again, temperatures of 5—10 celsius above average. overnight, the rain heads to the northern isles, then we do have more rain coming back in on the next weatherfront, have more rain coming back in on the next weather front, the winds are strengthening into western parts of scotland. many parts seeing some rain through the night. it will be mild across the board, temperatures above the night—time average, and lots of misty low cloud under this high—pressure further south. the wind strengthens tomorrow, so hopefully that will lift the fog more quickly. strong winds coming into the north, and the rain. another met office warning for 20 millimetres of rain widely across western scotland, but as much as 40-50 western scotland, but as much as 40—50 millimetres over the hills, another couple of inches on top of the six or seven that have already falling, which we anticipate will lead to further flooding. still warm for the south. nothing more than the odd shower. finally, as we go through tomorrow evening and night, that weather front will shift from scotland, push south. perhaps a pulse of heavy rain across wales and the midlands for a time, but much brighter weather, just a few showers for scotland. a brisk wind on wednesday, neil gale force, and it will feel fresher, 10—12 c. —— nearly gale force. then it gets really complicated later in the week. low pressure coming from the north, low pressure pushing out from the south, combining with low pressure both north and south, we are guaranteed to see more unsettled weather. we will keep you posted. thanks, helen. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm will perry. after becoming great britain's first vault world champion, jake jarman says confidence is high ahead of next year's olympics in paris. after hammering england in their opening game, new zealand are on course for a big score against the netherlands at the cricket world cup in india. we'll reflect on a controversial sending—off in the wsl which is diving opinions in the sport. what a weekend it was for britain's jake jarman, who won britain's first world vault title at the world gymnastics championships. jake, who went into that as european champion, clinched gold with an overall score of 15.050 in antwerp. jake joins us now. it has been a busy day for you, jake. congratulations. i know you were speechless afterwards, but how has the reception been at heathrow? it has been great, just being back home. it has been a long few weeks, but i'm really happy with the whole world championships as a whole. if you things didn't go to plan, but to come away from this world championships with a gold medal, it is a bit mind long, to be honest. what were the expectations going into antwerp? we what were the expectations going into antwerp?— what were the expectations going into antwerp? we really wanted to ush a into antwerp? we really wanted to push a team _ into antwerp? we really wanted to push a team placement. _ push a team placement. unfortunately, it didn't really go to plan, but individually i was pushing for floor to plan, but individually i was pushing forfloor and to plan, but individually i was pushing for floor and vault and i just managed to get into the vault final. i did put a bit of pressure on myself to do well because me having that six tariff faults gives you such an age where if you land that i know i can play truly well. i put a bit of pressure on myself at first, butjust trying to take everything in and enjoy anything and everything in and enjoy anything and everything was my main goal. i can't really believe it yet, to be honest. we had such an amazing time at the europeans, you won a gold. you have the commonwealth gold, now the world gold. let's have a look at the medal. look at that, amazing. the gi mics, medal. look at that, amazing. tue: olympics, confident? medal. look at that, amazing. tte: olympics, confident? definitely confident. i think my strategy is still the same in terms of building towards competitions, but i am super excited about how the next few months will pan out. and i am hopeful. months will pan out. and i am ho eful. ., ., months will pan out. and i am hoeful. ., ., ., hopeful. you mentioned about the stress and pressure _ hopeful. you mentioned about the stress and pressure of _ hopeful. you mentioned about the stress and pressure of the - hopeful. you mentioned about the stress and pressure of the world l stress and pressure of the world championships. elaborate on that for us. how much pressure is their own due to innovate a new and exciting routine. we heard simone biles talking about this. you routine. we heard simone biles talking about this.— routine. we heard simone biles talking about this. you want to try to keep things— talking about this. you want to try to keep things fresh. _ talking about this. you want to try to keep things fresh. it _ talking about this. you want to try to keep things fresh. it gets - talking about this. you want to try to keep things fresh. it gets a - talking about this. you want to try to keep things fresh. it gets a bit| to keep things fresh. it gets a bit monotonous doing the same routines day in, day out and to be able to change a routine is quite a difficult thing to do, but also is kind of exploring the boundaries of the sport and pushing the limits. recently i managed to put out my own skill, which i'm super happy about. the process of changing routines can take years, but i thinkjust for me to be able to push this sport is a huge achievement. i don't really reflect back on how far i've come. it is a bit weird, but the whole journey has been incredible. t’zre journey has been incredible. i've amazin: journey has been incredible. i've amazing story- _ journey has been incredible. i've amazing story. incredible weekend for you and we wish you all the best of luck. go and enjoy it and thank you so much for speaking to us. they beat england convincingly at the opening match of the cricket world cup and now new zealand have made an imposing total in hyderabad. tom leighton scored 53. new zealand entered on 322—7. the netherlands lost their opening match to pakistan. the england captain, jos buttler, has suggested the state of the outfield in dharamshala could compromise "the integrity of the game" when his side face bangladesh at the cricket world cup tomorrow. the field of play is causing serious concerns due to its loose, sandy make—up and uneven grass coverage. ben stokes trained with the squad today, but is unlikely to feature in the match. he missed england's defeat to new zealand last week with a hip injury. france captain antoine dupont has been cleared to return to training before his side's rugby world cup quarterfinal against south africa on sunday. dupont hasn't played since suffering a broken cheekbone after a head—on tackle during the hosts' big win over namibia last month. dupont had surgery after the injury and he will now have the final say over whether he is fit enough to be considered for selection, according to the team. former england and manchester united star wayen rooney has been linked with the vacant manager's position at birmingham city. birmingham parted company with head coachjohn eustace this morning. rooney left his role as coach of united states mls side dc united over the weekend after one season in charge. despite a 2—0 victory on saturday, dc failed to qualify for the mls play—offs for a fourth straight season. birmingham have won their last two matches and sit sixth in the championship rachel brown—finnis has described the decision to send off alex greenwood in their women's super league clash with chelsea for time wasting is ridiculous. fara williams said it was shocking. it certainly caused quite a storm. joe, talk us through what happened and why such a reaction. fine through what happened and why such a reaction. ., ., , ., reaction. one of the more unusual afternoons — reaction. one of the more unusual afternoons we _ reaction. one of the more unusual afternoons we have _ reaction. one of the more unusual afternoons we have had _ reaction. one of the more unusual afternoons we have had in - reaction. one of the more unusual afternoons we have had in the - afternoons we have had in the women's super league. alex greenwood on her 100th cap for the club received a yellow card early on in the first half for a challenge. on the first half for a challenge. on the 38th minute she received a second yellow card for time wasting. there were 26 seconds in between the file being made and the free kick being taken. everyone in the stadium was shocked because it didn't feel like time wasting. manchester city were 1—0 up and there were at least seven minutes to go to half—time. it looked like she was struggling to find an option. in the aftermath, three more city players were yellow carded, another player was also sent off, for dissent. the manchester city manager was also yellow carded for dissent. you can argue the right or wrong is on whether she should have been sent off. it is very much about how the referee interpreted the rules and what was being asked of her and how she implemented that on the pitch. it is something we haven't really seen in the women's super league before. she wasn't warned us to hurry up at any point and i think it will be one of the big turning point going forward this week. t big turning point going forward this week. ., ., ., ,~' big turning point going forward this week. ., ., ., ,., big turning point going forward this week. ., ., ., i. ., week. i want to ask you about tomorrow _ week. i want to ask you about tomorrow night. _ week. i want to ask you about tomorrow night. a _ week. i want to ask you about tomorrow night. a historic- week. i want to ask you about l tomorrow night. a historic night week. i want to ask you about - tomorrow night. a historic night for manchester united. they make their champions league debut. the format of qualification has come up for discussion. of qualification has come up for discussion-— discussion. five years after manchester _ discussion. five years after manchester united - discussion. five years after manchester united women | discussion. five years after - manchester united women were recommissioned in this professional area. the way it works in the women's super league is the top three teams are given champions league places, in theory. chelsea go straight into the group stage, the top side. manchester united who finished second have to go through one round of qualifying. arsenal who finished third have to go through two rounds of qualifying. it means some of the big teams in europe have to go through the qualifying rounds. arsenal fell at the first hurdle, they are already knocked out. it means teams like manchester united and psg, one of those sides will make it to the group stage. we catch up make it to the group stage. we catch up with a player who has played for manchester united and psg. for the draw, ithink— manchester united and psg. for the draw, i think it _ manchester united and psg. for the draw, i think it is _ manchester united and psg. for the draw, i think it is a _ manchester united and psg. for the draw, i think it is a bit _ manchester united and psg. for the draw, i think it is a bit strange - draw, i think it is a bit strange how— draw, i think it is a bit strange how things _ draw, i think it is a bit strange how things are working at the moment, _ how things are working at the moment, big teams going out in the ore-face _ moment, big teams going out in the ore-face of— moment, big teams going out in the pre—face of the champions league. don't _ pre—face of the champions league. don't get _ pre—face of the champions league. don't get me wrong, it is always nice to _ don't get me wrong, it is always nice to play big games and from all the drawers we could have had manchester united was the hardest one we _ manchester united was the hardest one we could draw, but i wonder if it is the _ one we could draw, but i wonder if it is the right way to go seeing the bil it is the right way to go seeing the big teams— it is the right way to go seeing the big teams go out before the group stages _ big teams go out before the group stares. �* .,_ big teams go out before the group stares. �* my , , stages. arguably, this is the bi . . est stages. arguably, this is the biggest set _ stages. arguably, this is the biggest set of _ stages. arguably, this is the biggest set of games - stages. arguably, this is the biggest set of games and i stages. arguably, this is the - biggest set of games and manchester united's women's history. they host psg tomorrow night, then have the return leg next wednesday. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello, you're watching bbc news. i'm catherine byaruhanga. we have some breaking news. the bbc has learnt from an official uk source that "more than ten" british citizens are feared dead or missing in israel after the weekend's attack by hamas. with more on this, here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. daniel, what can you tell us? whenever there is a natural disaster or in this case an act of war, there is a unit within the uk police, the disaster victim identification unit he tries to work out which british citizens have been caught up in the events and that unit has been working away since saturday morning to try to work out which british citizens have been involved. my understanding from our uk source says that the numbers they have now reached into double digits. we have got to ten or more people to have appeared to have either been killed or missing after the events of saturday morning. dead or missing is relevant, because in some places it has not been possible to access where bodies are and there is also theissue where bodies are and there is also the issue about kidnapping. it may be that some of those on this list had been kidnapped, but it is more likely that they are among the dead. we have some names associated with these people, for example a foot of torque —— a photographerfrom darlington. nathanial young, who was serving in the italy defence forces. also jake marlow, who was working as a security guard at the festival. those are three of their names. it seems like the number is much higher than those three and certainly in double digits.— than those three and certainly in double digits. thank you for that u dates.