factor in 15 spanish players refusing to play for the spanish national team last year. one castro underlies reasons why she feltjorge vilda had to go. the underlies reasons why she felt jorge vilda had to 90- vilda had to go. the reasons are very clear- vilda had to go. the reasons are very clear. the vilda had to go. the reasons are very clear. the new vilda had to go. the reasons are very clear. the new federation l vilda had to go. the reasons are i very clear. the new federation has nothing to do with all that bad smell to little bls. jorge vilda was one of the main assistance of luis rubiales. the new federation does not want to mix rubiales with the new federation. second thing, the government. the government is pushing a lot to sackjorge vilda. with vilde now spanish women play will go to the spanish national team so no way for him to be national coach. w, , . so no way for him to be national coach, ,,., , , ., ., so no way for him to be national coach. , ., .,
sunny weather through friday and for a good part of the weekend. but there will start to be a change through the second half of the weekend or the early stages of next weekend or the early stages of next week as we start to see some rain moving in of the atlantic in the temperatures will come down because it normal. but yes, more hot and sunny weather to come for most of us over the next few days. and that s bbc news at six. hello and welcome to sportsday this tuesday night, i m chetan pathak, coming up on the programme. spain sack their women s world cup winning coachjorge vilda, amid the ongoing scandal involving football federation president luis rubiales. spanish side getafe officially unveil former manchester united player mason greenwood, six months after criminal charges against him were dropped. and can american teenager coco gauff give the us open the story it s craving? in the last few minutes he has moved a step closer to the final. also coming up on sportsday befo
we meet the man behind the rocket man. bernie taupin talks about his career writing hit songs for eltonjohn. are you ready for an autumn chill this weekend? lots of sunshine to get with it but before we get there some pretty heavy rain across england and wales. all of the details coming up on breakfast. it s friday the 13th of october. our main story. the israeli military has told the un that more theni million people living in the north of gaza must relocate to the south within the next 2a hours. the united nations says the order included those sheltered in schools, health centres and clinics and warned the movement could transform what is already a tragedy, into a calamitous situation. our reporter nickjohnson has the latest. israeli air power continues to strike the gaza strip. buildings flattened in the blink of an eye. entire neighbourhoods reduced to rubble. israel says it s dropped 6,000 bombs on hamas targets in gaza over the past six days. with every fallen building,
for euro 2024 was stopped short by spain, the hosts winning 2 0 on a controversial night. needing just a point to secure qualification, scotland took a 1 0 lead in the second half only for the goal to be ruled out. steve clarke s side had nothing to show for weathering the worst of the spain storm as jane dougall reports from seville. so it wasn t to be tonight for scotland but that goal that wasn t will probably be talked about fora while to come. about for a while to come. the first half, spain dominated, putting chance after chance towards scotland, which they defended with their lives. and then scott mctominay s perfectly placed freekick which delighted the crowd was ruled out. there was a debate as to whether it was a foul or off side. mctominay was furious at the decision. scotland s heads then went down and spain quickly took advantage and they took their chance, morata scoring in the 72nd minute. just after that, adams could have got them the point. he was through on
hello and thanks for joining us on sportday. we start in seville as scotland s bid to become the first side to qualify for euro 2024 was stopped short by spain, the hosts winning 2 0 on a controversial night. needing just a point to secure qualification, scotland took a 1 0 lead in the second half only for the goal to be ruled out. steve clarke s side had nothing to show for weathering the worst of the spain storm as jane dougall reports from seville. so it wasn t to be for scotland. the first half, spain dominated, a chance towards scotland which are defended with their lives and then the perfectly placed freekick which dilated the crowd was ruled out. there was a debate as to whether it was a fellow or off side. furious at the decision, scotland s head went down and spain took advantage and they took the chance, morata scoring. just after that, they could have been a point but the scots could not finish. after that, mistakes started to creep. aaron hickey gave away possessi