Debate about scotland still. Time now for the are. Hello, and welcome to sportsday. Im olly foster, these are your headlines this evening. Manchester united, well be at old trafford shortly for their Champions League match against galatasary. Getting back on the horse max whitlock makes his major championship return. Well head to antwerp and the world gymnastics championships. Quarterfinal place is still in the balance. We will check in with ireland and scotland ahead of that crunch final poll match at the rugby world cup. Also coming up on sportsday. Saudi iranian relations are strained once again, as a statue causes an asian Champions League match to be called off. And well hear from the Bbc Green Sport athlete of the year, pat cummins tells us how hes tackling crickets Carbon Footprint. Its one of those things where no one will be perfect, but i think everyone can do a Little Something different in their life that might make a big difference. Good evening to you. In the last couple
of the uk at 30,000 feet. we had some showers earlier on, there still will be a few showers around through the evening hours across some northern and western areas. and this weak weather front will nudge in, just sneak in south of ireland and nudge into parts of wales, bringing some damp and cloudy weather maybe to swansea. so a little bit of rain here first thing, but elsewhere, i think it s a dry start, generally clear. temperatures are fresh in aberdeen, about eight celsius, elsewhere still into double figures. and then, tomorrow, a few showers in the western isles pushed in by a breeze off the atlantic. a little bit of cloud there around the irish sea and western wales, but further to the east and the south, it will be warm and sunny. temperatures will be widely into the 20s, mid 20s for london and east anglia. low pressure is over us on thursday, but it s not a very strong area of low pressure that means not an awful lot of wind, not an awful lot of rain, but there will be some
the evening there in pakistan, those zip line rescues are continuing and hopefully of course all of the children in the two adults will be back on the ground out of the cable car when they have been trapped for many hours. we will stay on that story and bring you all of the latest footage as we get researchers say using mri scans to screen men for prostate cancer could reduce deaths significantly . prostate cancer is the most common cancerfound in men, and is highly treatable if caught early. but in the uk, 12,000 men die every year the uk s death rate is twice as high as the us, spain or italy. mri scans have been found to be more effective than the current blood tests which can be unreliable. it s hoped thousands of lives could be saved. our medical editor fergus walsh has been finding out more. paul rothwell s prostate cancer was caught early and successfully treated. it was diagnosed here at london s
a chance of catching some rain further south, too. but it won t be enough to cool things off in fact, in london and norwich, about 25, still hovering around 20 or so for hull, and not far off that in newcastle. let s have a look at the outlook then for the end of the week and into the weekend, does cool off a little bit across some southern areas, but in edinburgh it looks as though it ll hang around 18 celsius as far as the eye can see. bye bye.