For the weekend, temperatures for Northern Ireland and scotland reaching into the low 20s in the warmest spot and perhaps the Mid 20s in the warmest areas of eastern england. So fine weather for the weekend. Thats it. Now, lets join our colleagues for the news where you are. Have a very good evening. Hello and welcome to sportsday im Olly Foster Paris prepares for part two, after the success of the olympics, the paralympics starts tonight and british atheltes are ready i will be ready to fight, and there will be a battle. The Transfer Window closes on friday, italian forward Federico Chiesa has agreed to join liverpool and leading from the front, Ollie Pope says he cant let the England Captaincy affect his batting also coming up on sportsday. Is this the end of The American Dream . Louis Ree Zammit is left out of the chiefs Playing Squad ahead of the Nfl Season two and half weeks after the olympics came to a close, we are just half an hour away from the paralympics Opening Ceremony. 11
could be 5 degrees in scotland, but in england and wales nine and ten, starting cloudy in most places in the morning. more sunshine tomorrow in scotland and northern ireland. this rain will peter out but we will see some showers developing all the way from the west country, south wales, west midlands and towards yorkshire. temperatures on the whole should be similar to what we have seen today but with more sunshine in scotland and northern ireland, it may be warmer here. set the scene for the weekend, the area of low pressure bringing the rain into italy, star menino, but in the uk we are influenced more by high pressure. england and wales on saturday seeing a good deal of sunshine. here it s going to be warmest. temperatures peaking at 20, or 21 celsius, but 17 for scotland and northern ireland. a similar story for the second half of the weekend. sunshine for england and wales, won here in the sunshine, but just a little bit cooler around some of wales, won here in the sunsh
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hello, i m 0lly foster. here s what s coming up on sportsday this evening. human rights groups have slammed fifa for telling teams to just focus on the football in qatar. the red roses are fully focussed. we ll head live to new zealand ahead of their rugby world cup semi final. it s the first of the quarterfinals at the rugby league world cup. can lebanon stop the reigning champions? also coming up in the programme. good evening. welcome along. injust over a fortnight, the world cup in qatar will be under way. the tiny gulf state, the most controversial host in the history the tournament, says everyone is welcome . human rights groups have contested that for the last 12 years since they were named as hosts, and today, fifa has been criticised for a letter that has been sent to all 32 competing nations, telling them to concentrate on football and not get involved in any protests. joe lynskey reports. the world cup starts here in 16 days, the stadium in the north of qatar wh