i ll look at what went wrong. one win away from being named the best club side in the world. roberto firmino‘s late winner for liverpool sends them into saturday s final at the club world cup. my my jaw dropped myjaw dropped to the floor about four or five myjaw dropped to the floor about four orfive times. and we ll find out if the force is strong with the final installment of the star wars‘ skywalker saga following its european premiere. good morning from beautiful windsor castle. go here all morning and singing carols inside it s nice and toasty, outside its weight. the rain moving north and more rain sweeping in from the south west to the course of the latter part of the morning. it s thursday 19th december. our top story. donald trump has been impeached over allegations that he abused his power for personal gain. it means he will now face trial in the senate, where he could potentially be removed from office. he s only the third president in history to be impeach
coast and one or two in west wales in the far south west but for most beautiful sunny winters day but a cold one with ties between four and 8 degrees. as we head towards the end of the week, high pressure re establishes itself, and close to the centre of the high and southern parts of the uk it will stay quite chilly with frost and fog continuing to have problems. further north, more of a breeze coming from the atlantic and it will start to turn milder here and the highest temperatures likely to be across parts of scotland towards the end of the week and staying chillier further south. the main story tonight. the prime minister has denied categorically claims by his former chief adviser dominic cummings that he was warned that a garden party in downing street during lockdown was against the rules. tonight the bbc has been told that the team led by civil servants who grate have approached dominic cummings regarding her enquiry into street parties led by civil servant sue gr
atlantic. outbreaks of rain and windy conditions. firmly in this mild airfrom the windy conditions. firmly in this mild air from the south, with windy conditions. firmly in this mild airfrom the south, with mild temperatures. this afternoon, we have got rain in the north and rain feeding into wales and north west england. temperatures today at a maximum of 1a, perhaps 15 celsius, where we see breaks in the cloud. this evening and overnight, cody outbreaks of rain, across scotland and wales into the midlands and east anglia, more rain pushing into the west into northern ireland and wales and north west england into the early hours. a mild night in the south, temperatures in double figures. cooler in the north. and into the early hours, for england and wales, the wind picks up. so tomorrow morning at rush hour, some outbreaks of rain in the far north, but largely dry across much of northern and central scotland. starting to see rain pushing into southern scotland, northern irel
process and seen to be legitimate and that means it may take weeks to get through the impeachment and finally to get rid of robert mugabe as the president of zimbabwe. let s get the report from tom burridge. a call for the mugabe era to end. they gathered near zimba bwe s parliament, where a move to impeach their leader of nearly four decades is under way. the army overseeing the process, but still no sign from robert mugabe himself that he s ready to resign. he s very stubborn. i think in a way it is a very painful process. zimbabwe was mugabe, mugabe was zimbabwe. now a remarkable claim from the man once mugabe s deputy, the former vice president here being sworn in but sacked two weeks ago, a move which precipitated the current crisis. in a statement sent from an undisclosed location, emmerson mnangagwa almost mugabe of planning to have him killed. plans were under to eliminate me, he wrote. mr mnangagwa said he would not return until mugabe was out of power because he did
i ll be joined by lucy fisher, senior political correspondent for the times, and henry mance, political correspondent at the ft. dojoin me for that. that s all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it s time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m hugh woozencroft. our main headlines this evening: a sticky situation at the the toffees, everton are searching for a new manager, following the sacking of ronald koeman. difficult times ahaed for china s 0lympic association as their former doctor alleges state sponsored doping during the 1980s and 90s. and the world number one simona halep is smiling after a very good start to her campaign at the wta finals in singapore. good evening, plenty to come but we start with the big news of the day in the premier league. everton have sacked their manager ronald koeman with the club having dropped into the relegation zone following another defeat yesterday. for some it may come as a surprise, others not so much. 0ur reporter richar