lot of rust around. we will need to keep a close eye on this developing low pressure as itjust grazes with the south—west. it will primarily bring some rain but yes, there is a thing in the morning, there is a risk to elevation across the moors that we could see a light dusting of snow here and just how far north that front is going to go, might see a few flakes of sleet and snow into the london area. elsewhere, the fog were left. sheltered western areas away from the breeze will keep some sunshine but cold and again the north—easterly breeze driving and some scattered showers across eastern scotland and north—east england. a cold afternoon. you will need a few layers if you are out and about and it stays cold. as we head into the weekend, the wind direction will close a little, a westerly, and that means the emphasis of the showers moves a little. it means a cold and frosty star on friday, some showers around showers moves a little. it means a cold and frosty star on friday, some showers around into showers moves a little. it means a cold and frosty star on friday, some showers around into the showers moves a little. it means a cold and frosty star on friday, some showers around into the west showers moves a little. it means a cold and frosty star on friday, some showers around into the west later in the weekend. thank you very much. from the bbc news at six it's goodbye. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are — goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday. our headlines this evening... owen's out of the six nations. england captain farrell says he needs to focus on his mental wellbeing. manchester united's hopes of champions league progress hanging by a thread. they have made a good start against galatasaray, a match they cannot afford to lose. no weighing, no preventing water breaks and no leaving school, british gymnastics make big changes to gymnastics. we gymnastics make big changes to gymnastics-_ gymnastics make big changes to . mnastics. ~ , gymnastics. we see them as young --eole, as gymnastics. we see them as young people, as children, _ gymnastics. we see them as young people, as children, and _ gymnastics. we see them as young people, as children, and thereforel people, as children, and therefore we understand their requirements and their needs. also coming up on sportsday... luke donald is rehired as europe's ryder cup captain. he luke donald is rehired as europe's ryder cup captain.— luke donald is rehired as europe's ryder cup captain. he was supposed to have the flu! _ ryder cup captain. he was supposed to have the flu! but _ ryder cup captain. he was supposed to have the flu! but judd _ ryder cup captain. he was supposed to have the flu! but judd trump - to have the flu! butjudd trump breezes through in the uk championship. hello again. welcome to sportsday this evening. owen farrell is removing himself from the international spotlight. the england captain won't be playing for his country in next year's six nations, instead prioritising his mental wellbeing, with the man who'll miss out on his services admitting "the demands on elite athletes are extremely challenging". but farrell will still play for his club, saracens, as patrick gearey reports. reliable, almost automatic, for more than a decade, owen farrell has been the heartbeat of england rugby, their leading points scorer, their captain, he has always been ill until now. today his club side saracens said he would leave playing for england but will continue to play for his club. immediately there was support from steve borthwick, who said in a statement that everyone at england rugby is fully behind owen's decision. it is with typical coverage that he... this was farrell on october 27, taking england to third place after a seven week long rugby world cup, and he is againjust a seven week long rugby world cup, and he is again just over a a seven week long rugby world cup, and he is againjust over a week later back in league action with saracens. last week he was speaking ahead of their european cup campaign and was asked if he had had time to process the world cup. i’m and was asked if he had had time to process the world cup.— and was asked if he had had time to process the world cup. i'm not sure, to be honest- — process the world cup. i'm not sure, to be honest. it— process the world cup. i'm not sure, to be honest. it is— process the world cup. i'm not sure, to be honest. it is not— process the world cup. i'm not sure, to be honest. it is not an _ process the world cup. i'm not sure, to be honest. it is not an easy - process the world cup. i'm not sure, to be honest. it is not an easy one i to be honest. it is not an easy one to be honest. it is not an easy one to process, but thankfully we have got some big games to get our teeth stuck into an we are straight back into that, so settling in all right. other than the world cup, farrell's won over is to win in rugby union but has criticised lima bean criticised for tackling. he found himself in a storm after our tackle... is father, who coaches ireland, spoke out at the time. the circus that has been — spoke out at the time. the circus that has been around _ spoke out at the time. the circus that has been around at - spoke out at the time. the circus that has been around at this - spoke out at the time. the circus| that has been around at this time spoke out at the time. the circus i that has been around at this time is disgusting. that has been around at this time is dis ustinu. �* . , that has been around at this time is disauustin. �* . , , _ disgusting. beautifully struck by farrell. to kick _ disgusting. beautifully struck by farrell. to kick like _ disgusting. beautifully struck by farrell. to kick like owen - disgusting. beautifully struck by. farrell. to kick like owen farrell, ou must farrell. to kick like owen farrell, you must be _ farrell. to kick like owen farrell, you must be able _ farrell. to kick like owen farrell, you must be able to _ farrell. to kick like owen farrell, you must be able to shut - farrell. to kick like owen farrell, you must be able to shut out - farrell. to kick like owen farrell, you must be able to shut out the| you must be able to shut out the world for a few seconds and focus only on the task at hand. it can appear machine—like. today a reminder that behind it all is a human being. patrick geary, bbc news. patrick geary, bbc news. manchester united's european fate will be decided in the next match and a half of champions league football. it's a pretty perilous situation in which they found themselves going into this evening's match against galatasary in turkey. united are bottom of the group after only winning one of their first four games, and should they fail to win in istanbul, the thread connecting them to the knockout stage gets even thinner. there's been torrential rain in the city but the match went ahead after a pitch inspection. united managed to silence the hostile crowd two early goals. alejandro garnacho got the first in the first 11 minutes, spectacular but not quite as spectacular as the weekend. and bruno fernandes with a stunner. but galatasaray then hit backjust before the half an hour mark. former chelsea player hakim ziyech and in the neck from a free kick. —— finding the net. frenetic, captivating, but manchester united do lead by two goals to one. for arsenal, significantly less jeopardy. they need just a point against lens tonight to reach the knockout stage. mikel arteta admits he has something to prove in europe, and the club need to reestablish themselves properly in the champions league, too. and that starts with a match against the only team they've lost to in the group so far. we wa nt we want to win the game, that is for sure, we want to top the group and the opportunity is there for us to win against a team that we know will cause us problems. we have experience and have been defeated against them to have their own motivation. we have to come back to europe, being the club we want to be, and we want that presence and the results that tell that we are backin the results that tell that we are back in a strong way. we had not done that yet, that has to be we had not done that yet, that has to be done. arteta's side have a healthy advantage over both lens and psv, who they play in their final group game, but would no doubt like to secure their place in the last 16 with a game to spare. psa are losing by a goal to nil. psa are losing by a goalto nil. -- psa are losing by a goalto nil. -- p5 of the- — —— ps of the. ian dennis will be commentating on the match at the emirates for radio 5live. arsenal on the verge of qualifying for the last 16, avoid defeat and they will be free. it could happen if seville beat ps and v in the early game. as for arsenal, this should be a formality, shouldn't it? not a formality, this is a game, the reverse _ not a formality, this is a game, the reverse of— not a formality, this is a game, the reverse of the one they ended up losing. _ reverse of the one they ended up losing. so— reverse of the one they ended up losing. so i— reverse of the one they ended up losing, so i think the biggest thing for mikel_ losing, so i think the biggest thing for mikel arteta is to continue the momentum, they are top of the premier— momentum, they are top of the premier league. however they get the 'ob premier league. however they get the job done _ premier league. however they get the job done tonight, they need to top the group — job done tonight, they need to top the group. i job done tonight, they need to top the arou -. . , job done tonight, they need to top then-rou. ., , ., . the group. i nearly lost in france but here at _ the group. i nearly lost in france but here at home, _ the group. i nearly lost in france but here at home, arsenal - the group. i nearly lost in france but here at home, arsenal are i the group. i nearly lost in france i but here at home, arsenal are very strong. —— i know they lost in france. b. strong. -- i know they lost in france. �* ' strong. -- i know they lost in france. ' �* , . , france. a different arsenal this season, defensively _ france. a different arsenal this season, defensively solid, - france. a different arsenal this i season, defensively solid, maybe lack the _ season, defensively solid, maybe lack the flair they had last season. but maybe — lack the flair they had last season. but maybe that will come this evening, _ but maybe that will come this evening, it will be interesting to see whether mikel arteta rotates his squad _ see whether mikel arteta rotates his squad with them going so well in the premier— squad with them going so well in the premier league. first and foremost, i think_ premier league. first and foremost, i think it _ premier league. first and foremost, i think it will — premier league. first and foremost, i think it will be an attitude within_ i think it will be an attitude within the arsenal dressing room to 'ust within the arsenal dressing room to just get— within the arsenal dressing room to just get the job done and get through— just get the job done and get through and top the group. then move on to the _ through and top the group. then move on to the premier league at the weekend~ — on to the premier league at the weekend. , . ., , ., . ,, weekend. expecting to dry out back in coal? weekend. expecting to dry out back in goal? yes- _ weekend. expecting to dry out back in goal? yes- i— weekend. expecting to dry out back in goal? yes. i would _ weekend. expecting to dry out back in goal? yes. i would think - weekend. expecting to dry out back in goal? yes. i would think so - weekend. expecting to dry out back in goal? yes. i would think so too. | in goal? yes. i would think so too. so in goal? yes. i would think so too. 50 arsenal — in goal? yes. i would think so too. so arsenal against lens, commentary on bbc radio 5 live and bbc sounds. well, newcastle's chances of going through to the last 16 were hit by an injury time penalty at psg last night. it was a hugely controversial call by the polish referee, who decided to give it after an intervention by var. but the video official involved has been stood down by uefa. tomas kwiatkowski was supposed to be doing another champions league game tonight, but now won't be after he guided the on—field referee to have a look at this incident, with tino livramento eventually penalised for a handball. the law is interpreted differently by officials in european competition, but uefa's decision appears to suggest the ruling at the parc des princes was incorrect. this is why it matters so much to newcastle. they now need to beat ac milan in their last group game and hope psg drop points in germany against borussia dortmund, who are already through. i'm going to show you another table now, and it's about him. jude bellingham is yet to play in a champions league match for real madrid and not score. his three goals in three games have helped his spanish team make it through to the last 16 ahead of their match agaisnt napoli tonight, and they've added to his record in la liga, which has the england midfielder — yes, midfielder — at the top of the scoring charts. bellingham is almost on a rate of a goal a game in the league as well, and if you put it all together, he's scored more than any other real madrid player in their first 15 games at the club. john watson went to the spanish capital to speak to some of jude's newest fans. who is this? jude bellingham. let me cuess, who is this? jude bellingham. let me guess, bellingham. _ jude bellingham. let me guess, bellingham. jude bellingham! jude bellingham! jude bellingham! i think we will find _ jude bellingham! jude bellingham! i think we will find a _ jude bellingham! jude bellingham! i think we will find a few _ jude bellingham! jude bellingham! i think we will find a few more - jude bellingham! jude bellingham! i think we will find a few more fans i think we will find a few more fans inside here. the santiago burner value, the home of real madrid. —— the santiago burner bow. he is value, the home of real madrid. -- the santiago burner bow.— the santiago burner bow. he is a treat the santiago burner bow. he is a great player— the santiago burner bow. he is a great player and _ the santiago burner bow. he is a great player and he _ the santiago burner bow. he is a great player and he just - the santiago burner bow. he is a great player and he just makes l great player and he just makes everything look really easy. h0 everything look really easy. no wonder they are selling so many of these. the question is, do we go shared or scarf? scarf. and it is notjust shared or scarf? scarf. and it is not just start here shared or scarf? scarf. and it is notjust start here selling, but newspapers too. it notjust start here selling, but newspapers too.— notjust start here selling, but newspapers too. it is impossible to find a place — newspapers too. it is impossible to find a place like _ newspapers too. it is impossible to find a place like him. _ newspapers too. it is impossible to find a place like him. -- _ newspapers too. it is impossible to find a place like him. -- case - newspapers too. it is impossible to find a place like him. -- case like l find a place like him. —— case like him. he already has been on ten covers. impossible to find a case like it. ., ., , ., like it. no other player has done this? no- _ into modric... bellingham scores again. bellingham gets a double on his clasico debut. victor, you used to play for real madrid. isjude bellingham, the new rock star of real? definitely, he's outstanding. he's amazing, he's breaking all the records and in very, very few weeks, everybody is realising that he's a leader. so he's not asking for nothing, everybody�*s coming to him. you have been to every single real madrid home game since 1995, so you know how english players have settled at the club. has anybody done it likejude bellingham? hat done it like jude bellingham? not even close- _ done it like jude bellingham? iirrt even close. he has been impressive since day one and he is exactly the type of player that real madrid fans adore. he is the guy who comes, who shows up when it's needed to. he scores in the final minute of the game when you think everything is is done and suddenly he rescues real madrid from a defeat. the fans love him. it's love, it's adoration, it's... he's become an icon in three months. and that love is drawing fans to madrid from all over the world. you're a fan from america supporting a guy from the uk, i mean, this is global sport? yeah, it's a global phenomenon, correct, yes. and i couldn't be happier, i've got two shirts — one in black and one home. so in slovakia, people have heard aboutjude bellingham? yeah, of course, of course. there is a big, big hype about him. coming from bulgaria, from plovdiv, ourflight was like 6240 in the morning. it appears as if the whole world is trying to catch a glimpse of football's newest star. it has been a remarkable rise... bellingham. ..for the best young player on the planet. goat. wherever in the world... do you like jude? yes. do you like jude? yeah! ..bellingham mania is here to stay. # hey, jude... # don't be afraid. # take a sad song and make it better #. the head of british gymnastics has told the bbc it has 'no desire' to put medals above welfare, as it introduces new safeguarding rules which will mean coaches can no longer weigh gymnasts, deny them water breaks, or take them out of primary school to train. the new policy comes after an independent report last summer found systemic abuse in the sport. the changes will affect hundreds of thousands of youngsters in clubs across the uk. our sports correspondent natalie pirks has more.? at huntington gymnastics club, they know a thing or two about training champions. know a thing or two about training champione— know a thing or two about training i champions._ good champions. three, two, one... good uirl, well champions. three, two, one... good girl. well done- _ champions. three, two, one... good girl, well done. but— champions. three, two, one... good girl, well done. but positive - girl, well done. but positive encouragement, with parents allowed to watch, has not always been the norm in the sport. it to watch, has not always been the norm in the sport.— to watch, has not always been the norm in the sport. it makes me feel worthless. — norm in the sport. it makes me feel worthless. it — norm in the sport. it makes me feel worthless, it turned _ norm in the sport. it makes me feel worthless, it turned me _ norm in the sport. it makes me feel worthless, it turned me into - norm in the sport. it makes me feel worthless, it turned me into a - norm in the sport. it makes me feel worthless, it turned me into a shell| worthless, it turned me into a shell of who i used to be. last worthless, it turned me into a shell of who i used to be.— worthless, it turned me into a shell of who i used to be. last summer, an independent — of who i used to be. last summer, an independent report _ of who i used to be. last summer, an independent report described - independent report described systemic abuse in british gymnastics, with some children starved and subjected to the tyranny of the scales. today's new safeguarding policy says gymnasts over ten can only be weighed by a qualified sport scientist with written consent from the child and their carer. and after horror stories of children denied water and toilet breaks, new hydration rules call this kind of behaviour physical abuse. ., .. , call this kind of behaviour physical abuse. ., , , ., , ., abuse. note coaches should be waned . mnasts, abuse. note coaches should be waned gymnasts, categorically. _ abuse. note coaches should be waned gymnasts, categorically. for- abuse. note coaches should be waned gymnasts, categorically. for us, - gymnasts, categorically. for us, this is about making sure within gymnastics, we do not see them as gymnasts put young people, children, and therefore we understand what their requirements are and their needs are, and there is no desire for us to put medals above welfare. it is notjust issues around weights and hydration for the governing body, but children as young as seven are being cold out of school for extra training suggestions —— pulled out of school extra training sessions. and that should be a thing of the past, especially for primary school kids. some feel those over 12 should have been included, but parents hear our pleas british gymnastics has addressed education for the first time.— for the first time. there will only be a hands _ for the first time. there will only be a hands full _ for the first time. there will only be a hands full of _ for the first time. there will only be a hands full of children -- - for the first time. there will only be a hands full of children -- a l be a hands full of children —— a handful of children that will go on to achieve olympic gold and it is such a gamble of the sport that education must be key to their growth as well.— education must be key to their growth as well. education must be key to their urowth as well. ., ., ., growth as well. children who are on the pathway — growth as well. children who are on the pathway to _ growth as well. children who are on the pathway to possibly _ growth as well. children who are on the pathway to possibly being - growth as well. children who are on the pathway to possibly being in - growth as well. children who are on| the pathway to possibly being in the olympic— the pathway to possibly being in the olympic team, it is not necessarily all that— olympic team, it is not necessarily all that bad — olympic team, it is not necessarily all that bad if they miss some school— all that bad if they miss some school as— all that bad if they miss some school as long as they are not falling — school as long as they are not falling behind academically. this airl falling behind academically. this girl regularly _ falling behind academically. try 3 girl regularly missed school as an accurate gymnast, quit the sport at 14th tired of the constant weighing and body shaming. she is the only gymnast who has received a settlement from the governing body. it is the right step in the right direction but it is hard to move on when you have a complaints process thatis when you have a complaints process that is not delivering. a lot of those coaches have not been banned and are still active in gymnastics environments, which is wrong. british gymnastics�* track record mean some are sceptical about home robustly these policies will be enforced. but today it made a very public promise to put children first. luke donald has been reappointed europe�*s ryder cup captain for the 2025 match in new york, becoming the first man to retain the job since bernard gallagher in the 1990s. donald led europe to a commanding victory over the usa in rome earlier this year, after which the players chanted �*two more years�*. it�*s a break with recent tradition, although in the early matchesjothacobs, tony jacklin and gallagher all captained on two or more occasions. it isa it is a huge sacrifice, but a great opportunity as well, i think, the challenge and the thought that i could potentially create some history as the only second european ryder cup captain to go back to back winning is very enticing to me. i think i have always loved those challenges and this is what kind of motivates me and that was a big part of the decision. motivates me and that was a big part of the decision. you�*re watching sportsday. time for some of our other stories. everton will submit a formal appeal to the independent commission which handed them an unprecedented 10—point premier league deduction. the toffees received the biggest sporting sank in the history of the premier league after being found to have breached financial rules. the franch alps and salt lake city in the usa appear to be frontrunners to host the 2030 and 2034 winter olympics respectively after the ioc singled them out for the next stage of the bidding process. switzerland and sweden had also expressed interest in hosting the 2030 games. another fight with two of women�*s dilemma biggest this —— another fight with two of the biggest fighters in women�*s boxing. just weeks after record viewing figures for women�*s sport were revealed, now it seems it�*s being matched by the money. global revenue generated by elite women�*s sport is predicted to surpass £1 billion for the first time next year. finance experts deloitte have done the number crunching for their forecast, which is based on matchday, broadcast and commercial revenue, and has doubled overjust the last two years. events like the world cup have contributed to the success, along with big names and gripping storylines. and jennifer haskel from deloitte says it�*s all helping raise the profile, and the revenue for women�*s sport. commercial revenue is this major driver in women�*s sport, and commercial revenue is everything from leek sponsorships, club sponsorships, merchandising etc. so we saw that women�*s sport is starting to distinguish its own commercial powerhouse, and its own commercial powerhouse, and its own commercial identity, and that has been its driver over the last few years and now we are starting to see broadcast revenues and match day revenues increase as we increase the capacity of stadiums, and so in 2024 we will see all three of these categories continue to rise. hagar categories continue to rise. how much commercial— categories continue to rise. how much commercial deals - categories continue to rise. how much commercial deals for individuals who have superstars, whether they are people who we follow because of the narrative that has been driven by that broadcast increase or role models that have appeared globally as well? we see people fronting marketing campaigns, superstars, genuinely representing global brands, the likes of which we might not have done until now. yes. might not have done until now. yes, and i think individual— might not have done until now. is: and i think individual athlete sponsorships in women�*s sport is critical, and that was something we took a look at in this report because it does make up the ecosystem of women�*s elite sport. what we are seeing is that female athletes can actually generate higher engagement than male engagement. the engagement is crucial and the next step of increasing these revenues and commercial, broadcast on match day revenues, is telling the athletes�* stories and individual sponsorship is one way to showcase all of these incredible female athletes. you are from the states, _ incredible female athletes. you are from the states, and _ incredible female athletes. you are from the states, and it _ incredible female athletes. you are from the states, and it is _ from the states, and it is interesting to see that still, particularly when it comes to football, in the states, the market is much bigger than what it is in europe, even though european international teams, club teams are starting out to both compete and surpass in terms of competitiveness what the states are offering. how long do you think before that number, the 50% roughly in the states and 14—15% in europe, that number starts to get closer and closer? i number starts to get closer and closer? ~ ., number starts to get closer and closer? ,, ., ., ., ~' number starts to get closer and closer? ~' . ., ., 4' . number starts to get closer and closer? ,, ., ., ., ,, ., ., closer? i think we are looking at a professional— closer? i think we are looking at a professional maturing. _ closer? i think we are looking at a professional maturing. the - closer? i think we are looking at a j professional maturing. the united states and north america might have been further ahead in thatjourney, they had leaks in basketball and football for longer periods of time than those in europe, but europe has the benefit of learning from certain mistakes and learning from some great opportunities to capitalise on that. i think we will see the pace of growth, especially in europe, but also in north america, to rise rapidly. while women�*s football is central to that increase in revenue, where the money is spent is still important. the government and fa have announced this evening at £30 million will be put towards all—weather pitches for women�*s bull inspired to —— women�*s football designed to inspire the next generation of lionesses. i had to get change separately to the boys. now i know that the women will be prioritised, it gives you a lot of confidence when you are playing in the game to know that the fa and teams are supported and we want women to thrive, feel confident and have the facilities and accessibility to do the same things and to want to play, whether it is to become professional footballers orjust to become professional footballers or just for to become professional footballers orjust for the to become professional footballers or just for the love to become professional footballers orjust for the love of to become professional footballers or just for the love of the to become professional footballers orjust for the love of the game as a hobby, they will have the access. two players that came into the uk snooker championship feeling the affects of the flu are flying. judd trump has still only lost one frame in his two matches, and he�*sjoined in the quarter finals by ding junhui. with more on their victories in york, here�*s hazel irvine. first couple of quarterfinal places have been booked in this afternoon�*s play here in york. how straightforward victory was it for the world number two, judd trump? very impressive performance indeed. we thought ding junhui might have put him _ we thought ding junhui might have put him up to it but never really scratched — put him up to it but never really scratched the surface. two easy matches — scratched the surface. two easy matches and he is in the quarterfinals and looking very confident and dominant. 6-0 quarterfinals and looking very confident and dominant. 6-0 and 11 frames on the _ confident and dominant. 6-0 and 11 frames on the spin _ confident and dominant. 6-0 and 11 frames on the spin so. _ confident and dominant. 6-0 and 11 frames on the spin so. he - confident and dominant. 6-0 and 11 frames on the spin so. he tends - confident and dominant. 6-0 and 11 frames on the spin so. he tends to | frames on the spin so. he tends to either get to the final or go home. when he came in he was quite relieved to get to the quarterfinals.- relieved to get to the uuarterfinals. ., .,. quarterfinals. he mentioned the fact he did not like _ quarterfinals. he mentioned the fact he did not like the _ quarterfinals. he mentioned the fact he did not like the first _ quarterfinals. he mentioned the fact he did not like the first and - quarterfinals. he mentioned the fact he did not like the first and second l he did not like the first and second rounds— he did not like the first and second rounds very— he did not like the first and second rounds very much, _ he did not like the first and second rounds very much, but _ he did not like the first and second rounds very much, but he - he did not like the first and second rounds very much, but he was - he did not like the first and second rounds very much, but he was not| rounds very much, but he was not tested _ rounds very much, but he was not tested today~ _ rounds very much, but he was not tested today. ding _ rounds very much, but he was not tested today. ding junhui - rounds very much, but he was not tested today. ding junhui was - rounds very much, but he was not tested today. ding junhui was not| tested today. ding junhui was not good _ tested today. ding junhui was not good this— tested today. ding junhui was not good this afternoon. _ tested today. ding junhui was not good this afternoon. it _ tested today. ding junhui was not good this afternoon. it was - tested today. ding junhui was not good this afternoon. it was very. good this afternoon. it was very easy— good this afternoon. it was very easy for— good this afternoon. it was very easy forjudd _ good this afternoon. it was very easy forjudd trump, _ good this afternoon. it was very easy forjudd trump, he - good this afternoon. it was very easy forjudd trump, he just - good this afternoon. it was very| easy forjudd trump, he just did enough — easy forjudd trump, he 'ust did enou:h. ., . ., .,, ., enough. conference on table one, more of a — enough. conference on table one, more of a contest _ enough. conference on table one, more of a contest on _ enough. conference on table one, more of a contest on table - enough. conference on table one, more of a contest on table two. i enough. conference on table one, i more of a contest on table two. ding junhul more of a contest on table two. ding junhui, a more of a contest on table two. ding junhui. a pivotal— more of a contest on table two. ding junhui, a pivotal frame when he potted — junhui, a pivotal frame when he potted the black. great sniggering, disappointing for tom ford to miss out but _ disappointing for tom ford to miss out but ding junhui are great to see him playing with confidence. a him playing with confidence. three—time winner and is tracking for a fourth and difficult to remember sometimes, for a fourth and difficult to remembersometimes, he for a fourth and difficult to remember sometimes, he is the qualifier here, just like last year when he got to the final. amazing to think so with — when he got to the final. amazing to think so with his _ when he got to the final. amazing to think so with his quality. _ when he got to the final. amazing to think so with his quality. he - when he got to the final. amazing to think so with his quality. he hits i think so with his quality. he hits the ball— think so with his quality. he hits the ball beautifully. _ think so with his quality. he hits the ball beautifully. there - think so with his quality. he hits the ball beautifully. there has i think so with his quality. he hits i the ball beautifully. there has not been _ the ball beautifully. there has not been a _ the ball beautifully. there has not been a player— the ball beautifully. there has not been a player that _ the ball beautifully. there has not been a player that has _ the ball beautifully. there has not been a player that has moaned i the ball beautifully. there has not i been a player that has moaned about any tables! _ been a player that has moaned about any tables! that _ been a player that has moaned about any tables! that is _ been a player that has moaned about any tables! that is a _ been a player that has moaned about any tables! that is a first. _ been a player that has moaned about any tables! that is a first. ding - any tables! that is a first. ding junhui — any tables! that is a first. ding junhui is— any tables! that is a first. ding junhui is playing _ any tables! that is a first. ding junhui is playing brilliantly, i any tables! that is a first. ding junhui is playing brilliantly, his touch— junhui is playing brilliantly, his touch is— junhui is playing brilliantly, his touch is fantastic— junhui is playing brilliantly, his touch is fantastic and - junhui is playing brilliantly, his touch is fantastic and he - junhui is playing brilliantly, his touch is fantastic and he is - junhui is playing brilliantly, his i touch is fantastic and he is scoring heavily _ touch is fantastic and he is scoring heavil . ~ ., , ., ., ., heavily. who is going through from toni . ht's heavily. who is going through from tonight's second-round _ heavily. who is going through from tonight's second-round matches i tonight�*s second—round matches between mark selby and barry hawkins? , between mark selby and barry hawkins? ~ between mark selby and barry hawkins? ,, ,, _ , hawkins? the way mark selby is -la in: , hawkins? the way mark selby is playing. barry — hawkins? the way mark selby is playing, barry hawkins - hawkins? the way mark selby is playing, barry hawkins having i hawkins? the way mark selby is playing, barry hawkins having a | hawkins? the way mark selby is - playing, barry hawkins having a good season _ playing, barry hawkins having a good season as _ playing, barry hawkins having a good season as well, mark selby played so well in _ season as well, mark selby played so well in the _ season as well, mark selby played so well in the first round match that i commentated on, he was imperious. the world _ commentated on, he was imperious. the world number 60, jamie clark, lowest ranked player still here in york, he has fellow welshman mark williams, deja vu for these two, isn�*t it? williams, de'a vu for these two, isn't it? , ., , , williams, de'a vu for these two, isn't it? , . ,, ~ williams, de'a vu for these two, isn't it? , . ,, ,, ., isn't it? yes, in fairness, mark had tummy troubles _ isn't it? yes, in fairness, mark had tummy troubles last _ isn't it? yes, in fairness, mark had tummy troubles last year - isn't it? yes, in fairness, mark had tummy troubles last year and - isn't it? yes, in fairness, mark had tummy troubles last year and it i isn't it? yes, in fairness, mark had | tummy troubles last year and it was not good _ tummy troubles last year and it was not good for— tummy troubles last year and it was not good for him. _ tummy troubles last year and it was not good for him, but _ tummy troubles last year and it was not good for him, but he _ tummy troubles last year and it was not good for him, but he is - tummy troubles last year and it was not good for him, but he is the - tummy troubles last year and it was not good for him, but he is the wily| not good for him, but he is the wily old fox~ _ not good for him, but he is the wily old too he — not good for him, but he is the wily old too he did _ not good for him, but he is the wily old fox. he did enough— not good for him, but he is the wily old fox. he did enough to - not good for him, but he is the wily old fox. he did enough to win- not good for him, but he is the wily old fox. he did enough to win the i old fox. he did enough to win the other— old fox. he did enough to win the other day, — old fox. he did enough to win the other day, used _ old fox. he did enough to win the other day, used his— old fox. he did enough to win the other day, used his head - old fox. he did enough to win the i other day, used his head throughout the match— other day, used his head throughout the match to — other day, used his head throughout the match to make _ other day, used his head throughout the match to make sure _ other day, used his head throughout the match to make sure the - other day, used his head throughout the match to make sure the young i the match to make sure the young chinese _ the match to make sure the young chinese player— the match to make sure the young chinese player could _ the match to make sure the young chinese player could not _ the match to make sure the young chinese player could not get - the match to make sure the young chinese player could not get his. chinese player could not get his matches — chinese player could not get his matches you _ chinese player could not get his matches. you never— chinese player could not get his matches. you never write - chinese player could not get his matches. you never write him l chinese player could not get his. matches. you never write him off. thank— matches. you never write him off. thank you. — matches. you never write him off. thank you. we _ matches. you never write him off. thank you, we are _ matches. you never write him off. thank you, we are looking - matches. you never write him off. j thank you, we are looking forward matches. you never write him off. i thank you, we are looking forward to receiving�*s play. hope are too. —— hope you are too. hazel will be leading coverage of the evening session in york. it starts at 7pm. you can follow it online and on the iplayer. you can also head to the website for the latest on manchester united and galatasaray in the champions league. five minutes or seven minutes into the second half and manchester united are leading 1—2, and that would a crucial victory. a defeat would a crucial victory. a defeat would knock erik ten hag�*s side out. thank you for your company. that�*s all from sportsday. hello. a cold evening with temperatures around freezing in many parts of the country and that�*s how it�*s going to stay for the rest of the week, the weekend, probably into early next week. and then after that, it does look as though things gradually could turn a little less cold. the satellite picture shows where we had the clearer skies earlier on. but out towards the southwest, a weather front is looming and that may spell some wintry weather in the high ground of southwestern parts of england through the night and into tomorrow. but by 9:00, you can see temperatures there around freezing across many parts of the uk, a little bit milder in cornwall and devon. and that�*s because we have that weather front here. but through the night, the northeasterly winds continue to bring wintry showers to northern and eastern scotland. some on that north sea coast as well, north york moors, possibly into east anglia. temperatures minus five there in the morning in glasgow, below freezing in the south, too. now, that weather front that�*s hugging the south and the southwest will be bumping into that cold that�*s to the north. so across dartmoor and exmoor, we could see a spell of rain, sleet and snow — could be a covering in places. don�*t be surprised, but it�*s not a widespread area of snow here. i think, more than anything, it�*s going to be really cloudy in the south with outbreaks of rain feeling cold, quite strong winds, too. really unpleasant weather conditions with temperatures hovering around five degrees. now, to the north of that, a totally different picture. lots of sunshine around, about four degrees in liverpool with that crisp sunshine. and again, through the day and into the evening hours, if you squint, you canjust about see these blobs of white there, wintry showers generally across the hills. ok, the forecast then for the end of the week — i think will be entering the peak of the cold, freezing cold weather across scandinavia. that east northeasterly wind blowing over us. again, a lot of dry, bright, sunny weather, a few showers, some of them wintry. and after a frosty start, the temperatures really will struggle on friday. look at that, barely above freezing in glasgow and aberdeen. around three or four degrees in the south. so more like january or february. so, here�*s the outlook for the rest of the week, the weekend and into next week. staying cold. the weather, however, from time to time will change from sunshine to showers back to sunshine. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. two russian israeli hostages are freed by hamas. further releases are expected today of both israeli hostages and palestinian prisoners. hamas claims the youngest israeli hostage, ten—month—old kfir bibas, as well as his brother and mother, were killed in an israeli air strike. israel is investigating. talks continue over a possible further extension to the truce in gaza — it�*s due to end in the early hours of thursday. nato foreign ministers discuss the ukraine war, with the us�*s top diplomat insisting they�*re standing firm in their support for kyiv. hello, welcome to the daily global, where we�*ll bring you the top stories from around the world.