also tonight. president zelensky takes his appeal for more weapons and fighterjets for ukraine to brussels. and. # ijust don t know what to do with myself. we ll remember burt bacharach the man behind dozens of hit songs who has died. and on bbc london, donations from londoners for earthquake and coming up on the bbc news channel, the idea has been dismissed once already but there are fresh calls for a european super league. welcome to the programme, on a day when the devastation caused by the earthquakes in turkey and syria became ever more clear, as the death toll rose above 20,000. in the region, rescuers continue to work through the rubble, sometimes still finding people alive. tonight, we ll share the stories of those working with survivors, including doctors looking after a tiny baby this little girl who was born in the rubble and whose mother, father and siblings have all been killed. we ll hear from three of our correspondents, one very close to the syrian
settled weather continues until about tuesday or wednesday and after that, it goes down hill with a bit of rain but until then it is dry. thanks, tomasz. and that s the bbc news at ten on thursday the 9th of february. for more analysis of the day s main stories, newsnight is beginning on bbc two with kirsty wark. while on bbc one, wejoin colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. from the ten team here, goodnight. hello i m paul scott with all your bbc sports centre update. let s start with football and plans for a european super league have resurfaced. there were protests from fans last year when a number of english and european clubs proposed a break away league. but the move collapsed within 48 hours after an outcry, notjust from fans, but governments and players also. the company that backed the idea originally has now proposed a revamped format, with up to 80 teams competing. joe lynkey reports. april 2021, english football s greatest rivals
tomorrow but notice how the area of low pressure pushes towards our shores as we had to the weekend bringing the chance of showers and thunderstorms. however, it doesn t guarantee rainbow everywhere. the rainfall could be fairly sporadic. it will change weather patterns and instead of the air coming around the north of the uk it will come from the near continent bring in more warm and humid air and this weekend temperature is widely across the uk into the mid if not high 20s and certainly warmer by night. that s coming our way. at the moment it is as you work with many central and western areas with blue skies throughout the day. cloud to the east of the country. that cloud continues to roll back into the night and after retreating towards the coast through the day it becomes extensive through much of england and east wales, and central eastern scotland as well towards dawn tomorrow. temperature down into low and single figures for many. for many parts it will be 7 10 to start tuesday
degrees in rural spots, it could be as low as minus five and much milderfurther north. so these milder south westerly winds will push in a lot of cloud across the country at times. we re expecting rain in western maybe central scotland, too, and the temperatures will be typically around 11 to 12 degrees, perhaps a little bit higher in eastern scotland and maybe a shade lower there in the south after that chilly start. here s the outlook into the weekend. generally speaking, a lot of dry weather, but at times it will be cloudy. a few sunny spells thrown in too.
this is tomorrow, north in its mild. this is tomorrow, the south westerly winds pushing in a lot of cloud. it will be rainy at times in the western isles but for most of us, a dry day. often cloudy with the best of the central eastern scotland and the east of the pennines and east anglia and the south east. about 10 degrees. this is a saturday and a large high pressure established across western part of europe and that means a settled weather. if you are in the centre of it with light winds pulled but around the edges there are stronger winds and that pushes in the clouds into northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures whether sunshine comes out towards the east of the pennines and grampians about 13 degrees. difficult to say which of the two days will be better because it depends on the wind direction, if it s from the south, the breaks in the cloud tend to be to the north of any mountain and hill ranges. the