results which were pleasing i think we've had a level of performance in every game that has made us very competitive against all opponents at home and away. we've had some eventful games within that context but again, that's given us a strong foundation in terms of character and resilience of the group. it's been an encouraging start and where that will lead us, we'll find out. now, remember the name... marc guiu. the 17—year old made his senior debut for barcelona last night, coming off the bench. and then afterjust 33 seconds scored the winner. he came on in the 79th minute and tookjust two touches to score against athletic bilbao. it's the fastest first league goal for barcelona in the club's history. every young footballers dream. the 17—year—old spanish forward came on for fellow youngster fermin lopez in the 79th minute and struck almost immediately.|t means he has we always try to be confident with our players. from 17 years old i see them ready. the difference in this generation is they want to play, they are not scared. fix, generation is they want to play, they are not scared.— generation is they want to play, they are not scared. a very proud moment for _ they are not scared. a very proud moment for his _ they are not scared. a very proud moment for his family _ they are not scared. a very proud moment for his family who - they are not scared. a very proud moment for his family who are i moment for his family who are watching on, look at his parents. they were in the crowd. his mother crying tears ofjoy. in the bundesliga, cologne got their first win of the season, with a 3—1 victory over io—man borussia monchengladbach. thanks to two penalties taken by florian kainz, gladbach midfielder kouadio kone was sent off after a var check for a dangerous tackle on dejan ljubicic. bayer leverkusen lead the bundesliga, one point ahead of stuttgart and two points clear of defending champions bayern munich. bryson dechambeau says �*he couldn't be happier�* with his team, after they lifted the liv golf trophy in miami on sunday. the crushers beat 11 teams over the 2023 season, to win $14 million in prize money. though, the biggest winner of the tournament was america's talor gooch, who helped his team range goats finish second and won the season title as livs leading individual player. it means he won over 35 million dollars at the tournament this year. although, he says, his ambition still is to play in golfs majors. being able to play in the majors is the pinnacle of golf. if i don't get that chance then that will suck. hopefully people will get together in the golf world and figure out, how do we make sure the best of the best are playing in the best tournaments year in year out. which other majors. again, it is of my control but hopefully i've done everything that i can within my control to prove that i'm one of the best players in the world. hopefully thatis best players in the world. hopefully that is enough for them to say that you need to be in our tournaments. anthonyjoshua has told the bbc that his fight with deontay wilder could become part of a heavyweight double bill with tyson fury and oleksandr usyk. terms have also been agreed for the former two—time world heavyweight championjoshua to fight wilder, though no date or venue has been announced. speaking at the us grand prix, joshua said it might not happen until april. a deal for a fight between champions fury and usyk was signed in october, and is set to take place in saudi arabia. the kansas city chiefs have made it six straight wins after victory over the los angeles chargers. mahomes threw four touchdowns for the defending super bowl champions in the 31 point to 17 victory. the chiefs now haven't lost since being beaten by the detroit lions in the first game of the season. and what about this to finish. mitch garver hit a solo homer. fans were ready with gloves in the crowd to take the catch. but not this guy — he casually caught it barehanded, a glove on the other hand. and he looked pretty chilled out about it afterwards as well. very impressive. you can catch all the latest over on the bbc sport website, but that's all the sport for now. the environment agency has warned that flooding could continue for the coming days, caused by heavy rain from storm babet. there are still 108 flood warnings in force across england. greg mackenzie reports residents from more than 500 homes in this nottinghamshire town have been evacuated due to flooding. because based storms about. retford county council told people they were at risk from high water levels along the rebel idle. there are many, this leisure centre is home for now. we've taken everything we could accept _ we've taken everything we could accept fur — we've taken everything we could accept fur big things. we turned the weter— accept fur big things. we turned the water off— accept fur big things. we turned the water off turned the electric off, that's_ water off turned the electric off, that's all— water off turned the electric off, that's all you can do. its water off turned the electric off, that's all you can do.— that's all you can do. its not normally — that's all you can do. its not normally that _ that's all you can do. its not normally that river - that's all you can do. its not normally that river that - that's all you can do. its not - normally that river that affected here nottinghamshire so different communities to the usual are affected here and we're trying to make sure that they have support. one resident had to cut short his holiday to see the effect. isle bungalow _ holiday to see the effect. isle bungalow was _ holiday to see the effect. isle bungalow was under water, that's a nice surprise for us. we just landed at east _ nice surprise for us. we just landed at east midlands web airport. is a man in his _ at east midlands web airport. is a man in his 60s _ at east midlands web airport. i3 —. man in his 60s passed away at east midlands web airport. i3 5. man in his 60s passed away in shropshire and to people have passed away in scotland. derbyshire police is investigating the death of somebody... many would be lucky to get back in their properties before christmas. the clean—up operation could take days if not weeks. meanwhile, the environment agency has warned that revellers are at record levels in parts of the midlands and the north of england with water still rising, there is still a risk of further flooding. scotland's first minister humza yousaf visited people — in brechin, in angus, this morning. the town saw severe flooding when river south esk burst its banks. respite centres have been set up for those forced to leave their homes. mr yousef explained to the bbc what support is being offered to those affected. i wanted to come here to talk to residents, go to their homes and speak to them first. it's clear to see the devastation of the storm is like nothing they've never seen before. in terms of what the government can do, we're here to support angus council with funding. the recoveryjourney will be long and funding in relation to further flood prevention schemes, will be supporting this council as best we possibly can as it'll be a long road to recovery. possibly can as it'll be a long road to remery-— to recovery. talk is to that funding. — to recovery. talk is to that funding, what _ to recovery. talk is to that funding, what can - to recovery. talk is to that funding, what can you - to recovery. talk is to that. funding, what can you provide to recovery. talk is to that - funding, what can you provide in the immediate and long—term? i’zfe funding, what can you provide in the immediate and long-term?— immediate and long-term? i've had this conversation _ immediate and long-term? i've had this conversation with _ immediate and long-term? i've had this conversation with angus - this conversation with angus council, they'vejust this conversation with angus council, they've just started the recovery is now so will have continuing conversations over the next days and weeks and months to see what funding we can provide. we've already said we will put forward hundred and 50 million type of help with flood in the current term that's beyond the a0 million that we already provide. we will provide funding and assistance to angus council, will need to understand what their funding requirements are.— understand what their funding reuuirements are. ., �* ., requirements are. you've mentioned hundred and — requirements are. you've mentioned hundred and £50 _ requirements are. you've mentioned hundred and £50 million _ requirements are. you've mentioned hundred and £50 million on - requirements are. you've mentioned hundred and £50 million on top - requirements are. you've mentioned hundred and £50 million on top at i hundred and £50 million on top at £1a hundred and £50 million on top at £ia million already provided, surely that isn't going to cut it based on the estimations. i’ue that isn't going to cut it based on the estimations.— that isn't going to cut it based on the estimations. i've made it very clear to the _ the estimations. i've made it very clear to the chief _ the estimations. i've made it very clear to the chief executive - the estimations. i've made it veryj clear to the chief executive leader of angus council that were here with their partners alongside them in the long road to recovery.— their partners alongside them in the long road to recovery. some of these thins long road to recovery. some of these things could — long road to recovery. some of these things could take _ long road to recovery. some of these things could take a _ long road to recovery. some of these things could take a while _ long road to recovery. some of these things could take a while to - long road to recovery. some of these things could take a while to come - things could take a while to come into play. 50 things could take a while to come into .la . ., , , things could take a while to come into -la. ., , , ., into play. so many things have already been — into play. so many things have already been activated - into play. so many things have already been activated earlier. | into play. so many things have . already been activated earlier. we want to reassure businesses and residents in angus that we can support, the government can support angus council as well as we can. it will take time and the recovery journey will be long. i've seen this with my own eyes. we journey will be long. i've seen this with my own eyes.— with my own eyes. we are in one lad 's with my own eyes. we are in one lady's house _ with my own eyes. we are in one lady's house and _ with my own eyes. we are in one lady's house and she _ with my own eyes. we are in one lady's house and she said - with my own eyes. we are in one lady's house and she said she - lady's house and she said she doesn't want to return home, she's been put up in dundee as herfamily are here, what can you do for people in that situation? in the short term? i in that situation? in the short term? , ,., ~' in that situation? in the short term? , ., ., , ., term? i spoke to that resident two, we're going — term? i spoke to that resident two, we're going to _ term? i spoke to that resident two, we're going to see _ term? i spoke to that resident two, we're going to see if— term? i spoke to that resident two, we're going to see if we _ term? i spoke to that resident two, we're going to see if we can - term? i spoke to that resident two, | we're going to see if we can provide accommodation a lot closer to where her daughter goes to school here in angus. we were in the emergency phase over the weekend said the recovery phase has started today and we're trying to provide as much certainty for peoples accommodation as we can. ., , ., ., ., as we can. lots of mention of insurance. — as we can. lots of mention of insurance, people _ as we can. lots of mention of insurance, people not- as we can. lots of mention of insurance, people not having| insurance, people not having insurance, people not having insurance are not being able to get it in the future. this insurance are not being able to get it in the future.— it in the future. this is a concern for individuals _ it in the future. this is a concern for individuals and _ it in the future. this is a concern for individuals and businesses i for individuals and businesses alike, we will take this up with the british insurers organisation, i want to see what we can do to help businesses and individuals without insurance. some rain around and some very persistent towards the south—west with this weather front. more rain moving into the south—east of england later today. front out to the west broughtjust shy of england later today. front out to the west brought just shy of two inches of rain in a few hours. it was a miserable start to monday morning here. scattered showers moving up through wales and a relatively quiet day for many. sunshine across northern england and the bulk of scotland. clouding over a little across england and wales later today, particularly in the south—east where there is a risk of rain to close out play. temperatures generally around 11—16 celsius, still slightly above where they should be this time of year. overnight we will be seeing rain, pushing its way in a class east midlands and east anglia where we don't need it. at the same time that will be joined don't need it. at the same time that will bejoined by don't need it. at the same time that will be joined by another weather front moving in from the south west. more wet weather to come but temperatures will stay up in the double digits. this weather front pushing in from the north sea might bring outbreaks of rain, fairly showery but nevertheless we do not need any more rain in these areas. that will be persistently... to the north of that a bit more sunshine and more dry, scattered showers further south. temperatures between 11-16 further south. temperatures between 11—16 celsius. wednesday will start off with another weather front moving in. a quiet start, showers pushing in off the north sea and some sunshine for some of us across england and wales before outbreaks of rain by the end of the day. cool out today, io—ia degrees on the whole. that will bring some wet and windy weather, possibly thundery to begin with. no change to the weather story as we move to the weekend and into next week, it stays pretty autumnal. live from jerusalem. this is bbc news. more aid enters gaza, but charities say much more is desperately needed. western leaders say supplies must be allowed in. the most important thing is to call for humanitarian support to go into gaza. israel warns its "military campaign" against hamas could last months. over the past day it's intensified air strikes on gaza. and following the heavy rain from storm babet, the uk environment agency warns that flooding could continue for days. hello, i'm katya adler with bbc news now, live injerusalem. israel's bombing of gaza has continued, including in the south of the territory, where palestinians had been told to go for their safety. also, israel and the united states said aid would continue to be allowed into the territory. western leaders are stressing the need to protect civilians. these are the main developments in the conflict so far today. israel says it has attacked 320 more targets in air strikes in the past day. this blast in gaza was shot today from southern israel.