good afternoon. it is a little bit cooler than the last few days for many of us this afternoon and we stick with that slightly cooler feel for the next few days. but it will still be mostly dry and there will still be mostly dry and there will still be mostly dry and there will still be some sunshine and there is beautiful sunshine out there today, particularly on the aberdeenshire coast from one of our weather watchers where it has been great and murky. much brighter today. you can see some areas of cloud on the satellite picture and these lumps of clay are pushing up from the south could introduce showers into southern counties of england, certainly for the channel islands this afternoon. the odd shower in parts of northern england, western scotland, elsewhere cloud braking to give spells of sunshine. breezy in western areas and the far north east of scotland. highest temperatures in eastern england today. not doing too badly in north east scotland with highs of 22 or 23. t
and the agents cashing in on talented youngsters in breach of football rules. the approaches and the underhanded tactics, that is the dark side of the game. tonight we ask are football s young hopefuls paying too high a price for glory on the pitch? it s a relief if your son s successful. and if not? if not, it could be a disaster. my name s rory carson. before i became a journalist, i was a professional footballer. i ve been investigating what can happen to kids who, like me, dreamed of a career in the sport they love. playing football was like the way out, the way we could express ourselves. when i was about 12, that s when i said to myself, i m going to knuckle down and really try to become a professional footballer. literally everything was football, football, football. my love, everything. my first stop is the aylesbury estate in south east london. sayce holmes lewis is a youth worker who grew up here. tell me about all the footballers that have come from around here? ja
tonight we ask are football s young hopefuls paying too high a price for glory on the pitch? it s a relief if your son s successful. and if not? if not, it could be a disaster. my name s rory carson. before i became a journalist, i was a professional footballer. i ve been investigating what can happen to kids who, like me, dreamed of a career in the sport they love. playing football was like the way out, the way we could express ourselves. when i was about 12, that s when i said to myself, i m going to knuckle down and really try to become a professional footballer. literally everything was football, football, football. my love, everything. my first stop is the aylesbury estate in south east london. sayce holmes lewis is a youth worker who grew up here. tell me about all the footballers that have come from around here? jaden sancho was around here a lot. he used to play in cages such as this. reece nelson grew up on the aylesbury estate. there s a lot of players, you know, at
and 11 celsius. in the message. temperatures between nine and ii celsius. in the winds, it will feel pretty chilly. friday also more showers, you get rid of them, sweeping across the uk. wind is not quite as strong and a subtle change in the wind direction, so coming in from the south, south west, the temperatures start to rise and you can see that in the forecast into the mid teens across southern areas. most of us get at least double figures. from these icons and weather symbols, a lot of showers on the way. looking, you know, back to you. the way. looking, you know, back to ou. ~ . , the way. looking, you know, back to ou. ~ ., , ., , , and that s bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it s time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday i m hugh ferris. the headlines this evening. former england captain steph houghton announces she ll end one of the most significant careers in wome