Get into thursday the frontal system clears through and things quietened down but we could see more wet and windy weather sweeping in for some of us during friday and as we get to the weekend, do things settle down? not really. We see further showers, may be longer spells of rain. Quite breezy, not quite as windy as the middle part of the week and the temperatures are still a little bit disappointing. And that s bbc news at six. You can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. Now its time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. Hello and welcome to sportsday. Lam 0lly i am 0lly foster. Pope gets england s blessing to be his own man as he stands in as captain for the series against sri lanka the world number one jannick sinner is cleared to play despite twice testing positive for an anoblic steroid. An anaoblic steroid. And ahead of the paralympics, hollie arnold is looking to get back to the top of the podium. Also coming up on sportsday. . . Rugby rallies t
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. we rejoined by the broadcaster and psychotherapist, lucy beresford. and joe twyman, director of the polling organisation, deltapoll. welcome to you both. let s take a quick look at tomorrow s front pages. the times says further coronavirus restrictions before christmas are unlikely but tougher measures are expected after. the telegraph calls it confusion at christmas as the cabinet blocks new coronavirus restrictions. the i says the prime minister and the chancellor blocked the introduction of restrictions before christmas. the ft says it was rishi sunak who lead the opposition for any more measures in england at today s marathon cabinet meeting. same story on the front page of the guardian it says the cabinet are split on new restrictions as covid cases rise in the uk. and the sun says hold on to your baubles warning the prime minister could bring in restrictions at any moment.
points. i like it. there might be some burnley fans points. i like it. there might be some burnley fans who - points. i like it. there might be some burnley fans who share i points. i like it. there might be i some burnley fans who share that view. we could certainly do it some wins. i m not altogether displeased that they are doing away with the replays, although, i now financially for some of the smaller clubs, it s a lifeline, some of these replays, but i suppose it will be exciting over christmas nonetheless. it but i suppose it will be exciting over christmas nonetheless. it does rather interestingly over christmas nonetheless. it does rather interestingly show over christmas nonetheless. it does rather interestingly show the - over christmas nonetheless. it does rather interestingly show the power| rather interestingly show the power of the primarily, because they are the ones who are pulling rank and saying this is what we think should happen. so an institution l
forces personnel and reportedly felt unable to wait any longer for help to come, not an illegal migrant, i think the home secretary would agree. rather government please act not simply to repel those human beings desperate to risk this crossing about immediately open of the afghan citizens resettlement scheme and this family unions to prevent more deaths like this. t prevent more deaths like this. i refer her to my comments earlier on both those points. we refer her to my comments earlier on both those points. both those points. we have seen consistently both those points. we have seen consistently with afghanistan - both those points. we have seen | consistently with afghanistan and hong kong that the british people react with incredible generosity of spirit to people who are fleeing persecution and oppression and conflict. dishy agree that the safe and legal roots she has referred to consistently and which are techno to the bill are vital but also have to be the only via
of the flower moon has ten. welcome to sportsday. all square at anfield jurgen klopp and pep guardiola embrace a point, but that keeps arsenal top of the table celtic are the second team through to the scottish cup semis, but they left it late against livingston. and more woe for wales, they remain bottom of the six nations table, beaten in cardiff by the french by a record score. welcome to sportsday. we d been looking forward to this game for weeks, liverpool and manchester city at anfield with the table set for one of them to move to the top with a win. neither could manage that, a pulsating 1 1 draw, which keeps arsenal looking down at them, goal difference and a single point separating the three of them. hugh ferris reports. around and feel, never too far from being reminded of past greatness, but liverpool and manchester city s rival is one that defines the present. the premiership has not been won by anyone else for a while, and in the last english meeting, jurgen kl