does feel much colder. that wind will continue to blow in one or two showers into the night. more cloud across northern parts of scotland but away from these areas we will have clear skies overnight. temperatures will fall away very quickly. we will have the first widespread frost of the autumn. not desperately cold but we could see temperatures as low as minus four or minus five in some rural areas. a much colder start to tomorrow. but a sunnier day to come from many of us. still the odd shower blown in a long nose sea coasts, particularly norfolk and suffolk but it won't be as windy on saturday. there will be more sunshine, dry weather around as well. after the trustee started temperatures might be a bit lower than today. only struggling to about five or six at best. things start to change pills top of the weekend because this area of low pressure is slowly ambling in from the atlantic to bring with it more cloud. maybe a bit of light rain coming into northern ireland. eventually into the south—west of scotland and down the south—west of scotland and down the irish sea as well. other areas may well stay dry and the winds will be light but there may be a frosty start and with that cloud coming in over the top, it will never be particularly warm on sunday. those temperatures are really struggling. the best venue sunshine probably i think across north—eastern parts of scotland. the cold weather over the weekend. quick word on what is to come early next week. there could be what looks like mostly rain on monday. a lot of uncertainty about the weather next week. what we are more likely to stay in is in this colder air where the cloud does break overnight, that means more frost. i break overnight, that means more frost. ., ., , frost. i will have to turn my heatin: frost. i will have to turn my heating on- _ frost. i will have to turn my heating on. thank - frost. i will have to turn my heating on. thank you. - 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. here's what's coming up in the programme. the premier league is back this weekend after the international break — we'll hear from arsenal boss mikel arteta as we look ahead to the games. former paralympic champion oscar pistorius is to be freed from jail on parole, nearly 11 years after murdering his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. george russell goes fastest in first practice at the final formula 1 grand prix of the season in abu dhabi. welcome to the programme. the premier league returns this weekend after the international break and it's the first time everton will play since they were deducted ten points by the premier league for breaching financial rules. ourfootball reporter ben croucherjoins me now, ben, they take on manchester united this weekend, but it's more about what's happening off the pitch than on it. yes, absolutely. it was a week ago we heard that edinburgh everton was handled this point deduction. it is a serious breach, said the premier league, and that is why they have issued a serious punishment, but everton have called disproportional. we understand they do tend intend to appeal. one fans group called it nonsensical and the club is being made and example of. they said the fans are the ones being punished. it leaves everton 19th in fans are the ones being punished. it leaves everton19th in the premier league, two points from safety, but they are in decent form going into that international break. no team in the premier league over the last three games has picked up more points. i was speaking to michael byrne, the captain of the portsmouth team that picked up a points deduction. he thinks that the amount of time that everton have between now and the end of the season and the quality at their disposal, he thinks they will be ok. mikel arteta and peer to goodison park for six years and he thinks there will be all right. i years and he thinks there will be all riuht. , years and he thinks there will be all riht. , . years and he thinks there will be all riuht. , u, . ., all right. i feel very connected to the club. all right. i feel very connected to the club- it _ all right. i feel very connected to the club. it is _ all right. i feel very connected to the club. it is a _ all right. i feel very connected to the club. it is a very _ all right. i feel very connected to the club. it is a very difficult - the club. it is a very difficult moments. it puts the club in a difficult — moments. it puts the club in a difficult position, but they have been _ difficult position, but they have been in — difficult position, but they have been in many difficult positions and they have _ been in many difficult positions and they have always found a way to get out. they have always found a way to get out if _ they have always found a way to get out. if there is a quality that i think— out. if there is a quality that i think describes the club, it is the courage. — think describes the club, it is the courage, determination and the fight _ courage, determination and the fight i— courage, determination and the fight. i wish them the best. it will be a big atmosphere _ fight. i wish them the best. it will be a big atmosphere at _ fight. i wish them the best. it ii. be a big atmosphere at goodison park on sunday. talking of big atmospheres, it will come bigger than at the etihad tomorrow, liverpool against manchester city. welcome back to the premier league! man city against liverpool. it doesn't get any bigger than this. liverpool don't have a brilliant record at the etihad stadium, just once underjurgen klopp have they managed to win a game against manchester city away from home. city are chasing at 24th straight home win in all competitions, equalling the top—flight record in england. much has been made around the injury situation involving both sides. erling haaland picked up an injury. john stones is out for city. for liverpool, i'm not sure if darwin nunez whether he is going to start the game. much will be resting on the game. much will be resting on the likes of him and most sala in that one. it is not the only huge game this weekend, stjames's park at three o'clock on saturday, newcastle against chelsea. both teams have not quite hit the heights that we may be expected of them so far this season. four points between them. in reality, newcastle had been over performing, chelsea underperforming. it probably will be tight. lots of injuries at newcastle, alsojuggling tight. lots of injuries at newcastle, also juggling the champions league this week. kieran trippier is a vet. a big game at the bottom, as well, 16th placed bournemouth are travelling to third bottom sheffield united, both sides have started to turn the corner before the international break and burnley have had six straight defeats, looking to put that right against crystal palace. thanks, ben. for more on of the return of the premier league, check out the latest episode of the football news show, which will be out this evening on the iplayer. next to the news that former paralympic champion oscar pistorius is to be freed from jail on parole next year. the south african was jailed in 2014 for murdering his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. he shot her multiple times through a bathroom door on valentine's day in 2013, later claiming he mistook herfor a burglar. the parole board has set his release for five january 202a. for 5th january 202a. second practice for the final formula 1 race of the season, the abu dhabi grand prix, is currently underway. it was suspended for almost 30 minutes after carlos sainz crashed his ferrari. earlier this morning, mclaren announced they have signed a four—year engine deal with mercedes covering from the start of new regulations in 2026. on the track, george russell went quickest in first practice. he was the only british driver to win a race last year and this could be the first season not to have a british winner since 2005. very strange season. it has been a season where we have had a lot of pace at times, but never achieve the results that i felt were deserved or were possible, so we definitely need to try to understand why that was. there's been a huge amount of missed opportunities. there are only two lancia stratos, a rare 1974 supercar, competing on the rally circuit and this weekend it's being driven by seb perez in the roger albert clark rally, a gruelling five—day stage race. just five years ago the car was almost destroyed in a fire that left seb's father, steve, badly injured. rebuilding the car together during steve's recovery, has been a labour of love. our sport reporter sally hurst has their story. you don't just hear the you don'tjust hear the roar of our lancia stratos, you felix. and for 24—year—old said paris there is no greater thrill than being behind the wheel. this car has been completely rebuilt after it caught fire during a refuelling accident five years ago. set�*s father, steve, a four—time national rally champion, was driving and badly injured. basically, the car exploded. i managed to get out of the car but i was a man on fire and some guys came along, put me out and gave me an injection and i woke up three weeks later after being in an induced coma in belgium. but later after being in an induced coma in belaium. �* ,, later after being in an induced coma in belgium-— later after being in an induced coma in bel ium. �* ,, _, ., in belgium. but steve recovered and has made his — in belgium. but steve recovered and has made his peace _ in belgium. but steve recovered and has made his peace with _ in belgium. but steve recovered and has made his peace with the - in belgium. but steve recovered and has made his peace with the car. - has made his peace with the car. initially, i said has made his peace with the car. initially, isaid i never wanted has made his peace with the car. initially, i said i never wanted to see the car again, but i've got a kind of love affair with it. you can't go and buy parts for this car, everything has to be made by hand. there is no lancia dealer, it is unique, there are only two in the world that are rallying. i am back in love again. world that are rallying. i am back in love again-— in love again. steve's competitor drivin: in love again. steve's competitor driving days _ in love again. steve's competitor driving days may _ in love again. steve's competitor driving days may be _ in love again. steve's competitor driving days may be over, - in love again. steve's competitor driving days may be over, but. in love again. steve's competitor l driving days may be over, but set's are just beginning. driving days may be over, but set's arejust beginning. mi; driving days may be over, but set's are just beginning.— driving days may be over, but set's are just beginning. my ambition was alwa s for are just beginning. my ambition was always for this _ are just beginning. my ambition was always for this car _ are just beginning. my ambition was always for this car to _ are just beginning. my ambition was always for this car to win _ are just beginning. my ambition was always for this car to win the - are just beginning. my ambition was always for this car to win the rac i always for this car to win the rac one day. maybe it is too late for me, but hopefully said will have a chance. ., , me, but hopefully said will have a chance. . , , ., , chance. the rally starts in carmarthen _ chance. the rally starts in carmarthen with - chance. the rally starts in carmarthen with the - chance. the rally starts in| carmarthen with the finish chance. the rally starts in - carmarthen with the finish line in carlisle on sunday. just before we go, you can follow the abu dhabi grand prix, the final formula 1 event of the season, on our website. and you can see what sean dyche has to say in his first press conference since the points deduction for edinburgh by the premier league. that's all we've got time for. thanks forjoining us on sportsday. goodbye for now. hello. i'm lucy grey. the car industry in the north east has been delivered an electric boost. that's because nissan has confirmed it will invest up to £1.12 billion to produce new electric cars in england. the money will be invested at the company's existing plant in sunderland. nissan says the deal should safeguard the future of the factory. the government is expected to provide substantial additional support. the plant also supports thousands more suppliers across the uk and the project will include the construction of a gigafactory to supply batteries. all of this good news for the uk economy. i'm joined now by colin herron, who is a professor at newcastle university's school of engineering and he himself was an engineer at nissan for 16 years. hello to you. this is really good news for sunderland, but also more widely. it news for sunderland, but also more widel . , ., , ., widely. it is great news for the whole of the _ widely. it is great news for the whole of the country, - widely. it is great news for the whole of the country, not - widely. it is great news for the whole of the country, not to i widely. it is great news for the - whole of the country, not to mention the climate. just whole of the country, not to mention the climate-— the climate. just explain why that is and how _ the climate. just explain why that is and how big — the climate. just explain why that is and how big a _ the climate. just explain why that is and how big a deal _ the climate. just explain why that is and how big a deal it _ the climate. just explain why that is and how big a deal it is. - the climate. just explain why that is and how big a deal it is. i - the climate. just explain why that is and how big a deal it is. i was l is and how big a deal it is. i was involved with _ is and how big a deal it is. i was involved with the _ is and how big a deal it is. i was involved with the nissan - is and how big a deal it is. i was involved with the nissan leaf i is and how big a deal it is. i was involved with the nissan leaf in | involved with the nissan leaf in 2009 and for ten years people have been saying will electric vehicles beat a thing of the future or not? this is an —— this is a massive statement in the region, in the uk and it could create newjobs, new skills and a new supply chain. the government _ skills and a new supply chain. the government is _ skills and a new supply chain. the government is putting in money. we don't exactly know how much will be put in by the government but how much of an influence will sweetness from the government have had? in w; from the government have had? in my oinion it from the government have had? in my epinion it has — from the government have had? in my opinion it has some _ from the government have had? in my opinion it has some influence, - from the government have had? ii “n; opinion it has some influence, but car manufacturers could go anywhere with bigger incentives. what is more important is having a full ecosystem in place which insurers that the car plants will operates and thrive in a stable environment. just plants will operates and thrive in a stable environment.— stable environment. just explain this gigafaetory. _ stable environment. just explain this gigafactory, how _ stable environment. just explain this gigafactory, how big - stable environment. just explain this gigafactory, how big a - stable environment. just explain this gigafactory, how big a deall this gigafactory, how big a deal that is. 50 this gigafactory, how big a deal that is. ., , ., that is. so far, the uk needs about 90 gigawatts. _ that is. so far, the uk needs about 90 gigawatts, and _ that is. so far, the uk needs about 90 gigawatts, and gigawatts - that is. so far, the uk needs about 90 gigawatts, and gigawatts is - that is. so far, the uk needs aboutj 90 gigawatts, and gigawatts isjust a lot of knots basically, it has one plant in sunderland which produces two gigawatt hours. there is a plant under construction which will produce 12 gigawatt hours and this announcement means that there will be yet another one, so what it is doing a substantially helping the uk get to a level where it will be sustainable to support the car industry. sustainable to support the car indust . ., , sustainable to support the car indust . . , . ., industry. thanks very much for talkin: industry. thanks very much for talking to _ industry. thanks very much for talking to us. _ let's get more on the situation in dublin, where 3a people were arrested after hours of rioting overnight. the rioters looted shops, set vehicles on fire and attacked police during several hours of violence in the city centre. the unrest followed a knife attack near a school in the city. in an address to the nation, the taoiseach, leo varadkar, said protesters were motivated by "hate". garda commissioner drew harris highlighted the unexpected nature of the riots, which he blamed on a "complete lunatic faction driven by far right ideology". live now to mark devenport, a freelance journalist