air, i wouldn't say mild, but as they bump into that cold air they turn a bit wintry with sleet or snow. at the moment, it's cold and stays cold. we have got wintry worries, with ice and snow and freezing fog as we head through the night and tomorrow morning. thanks, helen. and that's the bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc news website. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. two of the british teams in the europa league tonight have already kicked off. brighton need to avoid defeat increase while west ham are looking for a win in serbia. lioness lauren hemp could get her 50th cap at wimbley tomorrow, she speaks to us ahead of a crucial game for england against the netherlands. ronnie o'sullivan makes it through the quarterfinals in york after a nail—biting decider also coming up on sportsday... britain's three—time world champion bianca cook says she won't be 100% for the world taekwondo grand prix final after surgery on both knees. and, poacher turned gamekeeper, the former premier league player who's now a match official. who wants to be a referee? no one wants to grow up being a referee as part as i am aware? welcome to the programme. it's a busy night in europe with six british teams in european competitions. west ham have already kicked off in serbia — they're playing backa topola — a win will guarentee a top two finish for them. brighton will be through to the knockout stages with a win away to aek athens. both those games approaching half time — both currently goalless. but brighton under pressure as their opponent hit the post. we will keep you up—to—date with those matches through the programme. a win or a draw for liverpool against lask at anfield later would be enough to give them a top—two finish in the group before their final match. liverpool are the strong favourites to qualify for the knockout stages, but their loss to toulouse before the international break has complicated matters somewhat. they have to avoid defeat but they will be without both alisson and diogo jota. managerjurgen klopp said he knew there would be a good atmosphere that's what i expect us to do, a european night, a proper european nights at anfield, going for it. i will line up a team, minus the injured players, a team that will go for it and enjoy the game and fight for a result. and if anfield want to do that as well that will be helpful. rangers are at home to aris limassol where a win would send them through as well. they're second in their group on seven points, while limassol are bottom. they don't kick off until 8pm, lewis irons is at ibrox with more details. good evening from ibrox where rangers are set to hose their opponent from cyprus, knowing that three points will see them progress, for the visitors they know they need three points to stay in the competition. they have every right to be confident, they defeated rangers in the reverse fixture in cyprus in october, and that was was for philippe clement was in charge, was started well with six games in charge and no defeats. both teams ready to do battle here in ibrox in this group state preacher, manager is expecting an exciting and challenging opponent. i is expecting an exciting and challenging opponent. i want to create winners, _ challenging opponent. i want to create winners, and _ challenging opponent. i want to create winners, and winners - challenging opponent. i want to create winners, and winners forj challenging opponent. i want to - create winners, and winners for our for me people who always want to win, not one competition or to, but they want to and everything they do. knowing if you can win that, you make a really big step because you complete europe afterjanuary. it's an important thing for the club, for the players also, everybody lexically in europe, with all the attention, and all of your watching these games. he attention, and all of your watching these gamm— attention, and all of your watching these games-_ attention, and all of your watching these games. he has frustrations in these games. he has frustrations in the fence today. — these games. he has frustrations in the fence today, with _ these games. he has frustrations in the fence today, with some - these games. he has frustrations in the fence today, with some players| the fence today, with some players missing, and also know ryanjack and nicolas raskin, but for the manager, he says he wants to grasp this game with three hands, and a bit of extra help needed from the fence. let's have a look at all of those fixtures in the europa league. west ham v backa topola. it is 0-0 it is 0—0 at half—time. aek athens v brighton. it is 0-04 it is 0—04 them to. rangers v limassol. they are kicking off at 8pm, and the report at 8pm also. two british teams in action in the europa conference league later. aberdeen are in finland playing hjk helsinki. the trail 2—i the trail 2—1 at the break. regardless of the result the dons are out of the competition. however, aston villa host legia warsaw later, and a win for them will guarentee their progression. they're both on nine points as they head into tonight's penultimate group stage match at villa park. there's a vital game for england's lionesses at wembley tomorrow, they take on the netherlands in the nations league. they have to win this match, and their final game against scotland on tuesday if they're to have any chance of qualifying for the olympics of behalf of team gb. dutch manager sarina wiegman confirms goalkeeper mary earps will captain england at wembley against the netherlands on friday, as chelsea defender millie bright is out with a knee injury. our reporterjo currie is at st george's park. well, there were a few woolly hats, gloves and snowboards at training this morning, so lionesses took to the pitch for the final time before heading down to wembley. all 23 players trained ahead of this vital couple of games with olympic qualification currently hanging in the balance and out of their own hands. the lionesses are third in their women's nations league group with two games still to play. they need to beat the dutch at wembley tomorrow, win away at scotland on tuesday and hope other results go their way as well. if they'd finished top of the group and give team gb any hope of qualifying for next summer's olympic games in paris. now only three european sides are given spots and one of those has already gone to the host, france, which means competition is very high. but england boss sarina weigman england know exactly what they need to do over this next couple of games. if you look at the games, i don't think_ if you look at the games, i don't think we've _ if you look at the games, i don't think we've played poor, just in moments. _ think we've played poor, just in moments, we didn't get it over the line and _ moments, we didn't get it over the line and then we got some losses. which _ line and then we got some losses. which is _ line and then we got some losses. which is not good, we want to do better, _ which is not good, we want to do better, and — which is not good, we want to do better, and footballjust as in life you have — better, and footballjust as in life you have ups and downs and we want to get _ you have ups and downs and we want to get straight forward, go to the hi-h to get straight forward, go to the high again and that is what we would try to _ high again and that is what we would try to do _ high again and that is what we would try to do tomorrow. well, it could be a very memorable evening for lauren hemp, who's in line to make her 50th england cap tomorrow. now, wembley stadium holds some very special memories for the manchester city winger. she was part of the side that won the euros and the finals there in the last 18 months, she says. walking out at the home of football, well, there's no feeling quite like it. walking out at wimbley is just incredible, an atmosphere like no other, _ incredible, an atmosphere like no other, and — incredible, an atmosphere like no other, and for me it is one i always pride _ other, and for me it is one i always pride myself— other, and for me it is one i always pride myself in and to possibly do that on_ pride myself in and to possibly do that on my— pride myself in and to possibly do that on my 50th would be incredible, but we _ that on my 50th would be incredible, but we have — that on my 50th would be incredible, but we have to see. playing at wimbley— but we have to see. playing at wimbley is a feeling like no other. well, england will be without their usual captain, millie bright, who's withdrawn from the squad with a knee injury. so it'll be goalkeeper mary earps, who wears the captain's armband tomorrow. now, a crowd of 75,000 is expected, and england will be hoping that massive home support can help push them on to what could be a huge win. let's look at the table — england in third place behind the netherlands and belgium. they're on six points, while the netherlands are on nine. scotland are england's next game. they play on tuesday at hampden. scotland bottom of the table with just one point. if we look at group three, wales play iceland tomorrow, but they're also bottom of their group and looking for their first points in qualifying. wales' hopes of staying in league a rest on this home match against iceland — who are three points ahead, while they face a tough final game against germany, who are out of reach on nine points, on the 5th of december. fifa must deliver the legacy on human rights they promised following the world cup in qatar. that's according to one of the tournament's critics, lise klaveness, president of the norwegian football federation. klaveness was vocal about the issues a year ago when the world cup was taking place and has been speaking to the bbc from doha after returning to qatar to see if progress has been made. we think fifa has a bigger responsibility now to deliver on the legacy they said they would, and we expect they will lean into these issues, when they are supposed to deliver airport which they said they would deliver, which would come at the end of the year. and hopefully that report leans into these issues going ahead. let's take a quick look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines. assure the border nathan lahn has signed —— australia bowler nathan lyon has signed for lancashire for the 2024 season. lyon is a three—time ashes winner and the fourth highest test wicket taker as a spin bowler. uganda have qualified for the men's t20 world cup for the first time after a nine—wicket victory over rwanda. the win in african qualifying meant they came second in the six—team tournament. uganda join namibia at the finals in the united states and the west indies. zoe harrison will miss a game on saturday after being banned for here pulling, she was suspended after grabbing in opponents players here. there's been strong words from owen farrell's club director, calling his treatment shameful. mark mccall, saracens director of rugby criticised the "shameful" treatment of his captain owen farrell in what he believes should be a wake—up call for the game. farrell, who also skippers england will miss the men's six nations after deciding to take a break from international rugby in order to "prioritise his and his family's mental well—being". he will though continue to play club rugby. mccall says just like england head coach steve borthwick, he's fully behind farrell's decision to step away. social media we have zero control over. but for me this began in the mainstream media, and the narrative that was created around owen from everybody, and taking up from everybody. that is what happened, i think everybody will, somewhere in their heads, agree with him, and then there was a pile on on social media, but it was created on the mainstream media, but there is some in the industry that need to look at themselves. here is that round up of the snooker play. 23 years of trying mark rob mickens has been transit beat robbie or sullivan, and we were watching as he very nearly did. this was a tight win for ronnie o'sullivan in the end. it win for ronnie o'sullivan in the end. ., , �* , end. it wasn't in the highest standard — end. it wasn't in the highest standard from _ end. it wasn't in the highest standard from ronnie - end. it wasn't in the highest - standard from ronnie o'sullivan, but it came down to the decider and in the end mickens lacks that bit of composure when he needed. two great chances to win the decider but ultimately ronnie o'sullivan is through. in ultimately ronnie o'sullivan is throu~h. , ., , ultimately ronnie o'sullivan is throu~h. , , through. in previous matches, the milkman had _ through. in previous matches, the milkman had 170 _ through. in previous matches, the milkman had 170 france _ through. in previous matches, the milkman had 170 france and - through. in previous matches, the milkman had 170 france and it - milkman had 170 france and it matches and suddenly he is piling in their 5—5, matches and suddenly he is piling in their5—5, going matches and suddenly he is piling in their 5—5, going into the decider, their 5—5, going into the decider, the belief been surging but it was too much for him in the end westmark it's almost like the shackles were off at 5—3, ronnie o'sullivan started getting his stress are on the table, and perhaps seen the winning line, mixed quite a comfortable ping from his standards and probably disappointed to not get the best of that condition. ronnie o'sullivan was heavy chinese opponents, who headed big when over robert higgins, quite a run he's putting together. i robert higgins, quite a run he's putting together.— robert higgins, quite a run he's putting together. i think one of the performances _ putting together. i think one of the performances of _ putting together. i think one of the performances of the _ putting together. i think one of the performances of the week - putting together. i think one of the performances of the week against l putting together. i think one of the i performances of the week against the robertson, two or three centuries in that one, today not as good butjohn higgins was not at his best so zero with the advantage and a tough draw against ronnie o'sullivan next. this evenin: we against ronnie o'sullivan next. this evening we had the world champion who was one the internationaljump in and in another final, who was one the internationaljump in and in anotherfinal, what who was one the internationaljump in and in another final, what a great season for him and intriguing matchup how do you see it? horse great season for him and intriguing matchup how do you see it? how do ou see, matchup how do you see it? how do you see. he — matchup how do you see it? how do you see. he has _ matchup how do you see it? how do you see, he has to _ matchup how do you see it? how do you see, he has to be one _ matchup how do you see it? how do you see, he has to be one of - you see, he has to be one of the inform _ you see, he has to be one of the inform players of the moment and good _ inform players of the moment and good to— inform players of the moment and good to see them bounce back from the english open final defeat to judd trump, are there players may have felt_ judd trump, are there players may have fell back from that and thought it was— have fell back from that and thought it was their— have fell back from that and thought it was their chance going but put something strung together and luca brecei— something strung together and luca brecei has— something strung together and luca brecel has his hands full. luca brecel has his hands full. luca brecel doing _ brecel has his hands full. luca brecel doing things _ brecel has his hands full. luca brecel doing things his - brecel has his hands full. lita; brecel doing things his way, the free bird has been to belgium and back since his first run when, it's the way he does it.— back since his first run when, it's the way he does it. rumour has it he did five minutes _ the way he does it. rumour has it he did five minutes in _ the way he does it. rumour has it he did five minutes in the _ the way he does it. rumour has it he did five minutes in the practice - did five minutes in the practice table before he came back but she is “p table before he came back but she is up for that one. tram table before he came back but she is no for that one-— up for that one. two more qualifiers this weekend _ up for that one. two more qualifiers this weekend and _ up for that one. two more qualifiers this weekend and a _ up for that one. two more qualifiers this weekend and a real _ this weekend and a real quiet target, notjust quarterfinals, but potentially to target, not just quarterfinals, but potentially to sneaking target, notjust quarterfinals, but potentially to sneaking into target, not just quarterfinals, but potentially to sneaking into the masters or them if they can get to the final. it’s masters or them if they can get to the final. �* , ., ., the final. it's that dangling carrots, definitely - the final. it's that dangling carrots, definitely one - the final. it's that dangling carrots, definitely one of. the final. it's that dangling i carrots, definitely one of my favourite _ carrots, definitely one of my favourite tournaments, so i'm glad i can sit— favourite tournaments, so i'm glad i can sit back— favourite tournaments, so i'm glad i can sit back and relax not being in it, can sit back and relax not being in it. but— can sit back and relax not being in it, but they— can sit back and relax not being in it, but they have a chance. the scene — it, but they have a chance. the scene is — it, but they have a chance. the scene is a _ it, but they have a chance. the scene is a great player, i don't know— scene is a great player, i don't know you _ scene is a great player, i don't know you beat in the first run but any game — know you beat in the first run but any game in the uk championships is tough _ any game in the uk championships is tough any— any game in the uk championships is tough any days, but she is playing weit _ tough any days, but she is playing well. he _ tough any days, but she is playing well. , ., ,, ., ~ , , well. he beat sean murphy in the first round, but _ well. he beat sean murphy in the first round, but not _ well. he beat sean murphy in the first round, but not such - well. he beat sean murphy in the first round, but not such shoe - well. he beat sean murphy in the | first round, but not such shoe over and enjoy this evening, you can do so on all the platforms and will be back to go through more in the uk championships in the coming hours and days. hazel will be guiding you through the evening session in york. it starts at 7pm. you can follow it online and on the bbc iplayer. hossein vafaei — who knocked out out former world champion shaun murphy in his first round match — is up against matthew selt; and world champion luca brecel plays zhang anda. tiger woods will play in a golf tournament for the first time since withdrawing from the masters in april and having surgery on his foot. the 15—time major champion is taking part in the hero world challenge in the bahamas. woods teed off at the pro—am event he hosts himself. his surgery earlier this year followed complications after a serious car crash in 2021, in which he badly injured his right leg. woods will be playing against the likes of defending champion viktor hovland, rickie fowler and scottie scheffler who says woods is an inspiration for still playing. he doesn't have to do that. he could easily sail off into the sunset and not touch a club or do anything again and live his life. enjoy the second half of his life, and do whatever, hang out with his kids, but he continues to come back and compete and do what is best for the players and the pga tour, so it's expressionless for the rest of us involved in the game, what she is doing now. there's a chance for competitors to get points for the british take wendell final, nesta mcgregor has been there. quite an excitement about this event.— been there. quite an excitement about this event. italy, france and china, about this event. italy, france and china. the — about this event. italy, france and china, the fourth _ about this event. italy, france and china, the fourth and _ about this event. italy, france and china, the fourth and final - about this event. italy, france and china, the fourth and final grand l china, the fourth and final grand prix of the year will be in manchester, some big names behind us, jadejones, a double olympic medallist and rising stars like kate cutting them as well. and when he comes to power athletes with matt bush, and beth rundle and two names people will be more familiar with the angle —— bianca cook, her season has been riddled with injuries and bradley ceiling, remember the disappointment when he got silver in 2020. but he knows how important a home crowd could be. the 2020. but he knows how important a home crowd could be.— 2020. but he knows how important a home crowd could be. the hunger, the bi est home crowd could be. the hunger, the biggest issues — home crowd could be. the hunger, the biggest issues when _ home crowd could be. the hunger, the biggest issues when you're _ home crowd could be. the hunger, the biggest issues when you're injured, - biggest issues when you're injured, when _ biggest issues when you're injured, when you _ biggest issues when you're injured, when you have set goals and targets, you just _ when you have set goals and targets, you just want to try and reach each -oal you just want to try and reach each goal and _ you just want to try and reach each goal and target to improve. when i was injured, it was like i didn't know— was injured, it was like i didn't know where was at, it was coming back and _ know where was at, it was coming back and forth and i think it was the hardest moment i had through any in'ury the hardest moment i had through any injury i_ the hardest moment i had through any injury i have _ the hardest moment i had through any injury i have had, so probably one of the _ injury i have had, so probably one of the biggest challenges mentally and physically. just of the biggest challenges mentally and physically-— and physically. just knowing when ou walk and physically. just knowing when you walk up _ and physically. just knowing when you walk up to — and physically. just knowing when you walk up to doing _ and physically. just knowing when you walk up to doing everyone - and physically. just knowing when you walk up to doing everyone is. you walk up to doing everyone is sharing — you walk up to doing everyone is sharing your _ you walk up to doing everyone is sharing your name _ you walk up to doing everyone is sharing your name but _ you walk up to doing everyone is sharing your name but that's - you walk up to doing everyone is i sharing your name but that's where you get— sharing your name but that's where you get that — sharing your name but that's where you get that home _ sharing your name but that's where you get that home soil— sharing your name but that's where you get that home soil advantage, i sharing your name but that's wherel you get that home soil advantage, if it's not— you get that home soil advantage, if it's not your— you get that home soil advantage, if it's not your home _ you get that home soil advantage, if it's not your home soil— you get that home soil advantage, if it's not your home soil and - you get that home soil advantage, if it's not your home soil and then- it's not your home soil and then you do get _ it's not your home soil and then you do get distracted _ it's not your home soil and then you do get distracted and _ it's not your home soil and then you do get distracted and you _ it's not your home soil and then you do get distracted and you hear- do get distracted and you hear everyone — do get distracted and you hear everyone is— do get distracted and you hear everyone is sharing _ do get distracted and you hear everyone is sharing that's - do get distracted and you hear. everyone is sharing that's where it's gets — everyone is sharing that's where it's gets to— everyone is sharing that's where it's gets to you _ everyone is sharing that's where it's gets to you and _ everyone is sharing that's where it's gets to you and that's - everyone is sharing that's where it's gets to you and that's wherej it's gets to you and that's where the advantage _ it's gets to you and that's where the advantage comes. _ medicos in front of a home —— meadows in front of a home crowd will be the main point but going to paris as well be important as well. and as they can spend all the air trying to qualify with qualifying points but they belong to team gb, so only one per week class, so even if you were performing all the air it's up to the selectors to have the final say, so not only a chance to get a point for paris next year and put in a good performance but impress that selectors as well. that doesnt impress that selectors as well. that doesn't seem _ impress that selectors as well. that doesn't seem fair— impress that selectors as well. that doesn't seem fair does it? it - doesn't seem fair does it? it doesn't. now, we've spoken quite a lot about abuse towards referees or match officials. but when a ref used to play premier league football under brian clough and roomed with david beckham as an england youth player — there can be nothing but respect paid. for the last 13 years vance warner has dedicated his time to refereeing youth games. he is one of a handful of former pros who have trained as match officials after hanging up their boots, and he's just won an award for his work refereeing grassroot games. angela has been to meet him. sunday morning 9am, a frosty, foggy, non—league pitch, not where you expect to find a former premier league player. i expect to find a former premier league player-— league player. i was asked ifi wants to be — league player. i was asked ifi wants to be a _ league player. i was asked ifi wants to be a referee - league player. i was asked ifi wants to be a referee to - league player. i was asked ifi wants to be a referee to help. league player. i was asked if i - wants to be a referee to help with my son's team when he was eight years old, i said no. my son's team when he was eight years old, isaid no. who my son's team when he was eight years old, i said no. who wants to be a referee but you mark no one goes up wanted to be a referee as far as i am aware will stop i had then thought, it is an opportunity to give back to clubs, and because i have played football maybe i have more credit or credibility when you asked me, quote or what do you know about football? what or i could tell people some stories. this about football? what or i could tell people some stories.— people some stories. this is a referee today, _ people some stories. this is a referee today, if _ people some stories. this is a referee today, if you - people some stories. this is a referee today, if you make . people some stories. this is a referee today, if you make a i referee today, if you make a decision— referee today, if you make a decision you don't agree what do you do? ,., �* ., decision you don't agree what do you do? ,., �* . he decision you don't agree what do you do?_ he played some . do? don't argue. he played some football with — do? don't argue. he played some football with nuts _ do? don't argue. he played some football with nuts and _ do? don't argue. he played some football with nuts and shared - do? don't argue. he played some football with nuts and shared a i do? don't argue. he played some i football with nuts and shared a room with david beckham as an international but he is happy is here referring youth games. i’ge here referring youth games. i've seen diversity — here referring youth games. is: seen diversity here is here referring youth games. i�*2 seen diversity here is a lack referee and while somebody who looks like me, somebody who may understand.— like me, somebody who may understand. brought up in the meadows as — understand. brought up in the meadows as a _ understand. brought up in the meadows as a child _ understand. brought up in the meadows as a child when i understand. brought up in the meadows as a child when he l understand. brought up in the i meadows as a child when he made understand. brought up in the - meadows as a child when he made his debut it was a dream come true. every single football has a club story, some will want, but it's a privileged experience to be our own brian clough, he came through the corridor we always used to scuttle like cockroaches, so he didn't get us to do his garden or something. humble beginnings have helped to shape them, a former glib use player, little did he know he was roomed with a player who would become a global superstar. it roomed with a player who would become a global superstar. it seem that went to — become a global superstar. it seem that went to france _ become a global superstar. it seem that went to france would've i become a global superstar. it seem that went to france would've been l that went to france would've been robbie fowler, david beckham, gary neville, robbie fowler, household names that happen to be in the setup so it's extraordinary to see what he became and lots of players we played with, came and made of their careers. b. with, came and made of their careers. �* ~' , . with, came and made of their careers. �* ~ , , ., careers. a knee in'ury put paid to his footbau_ careers. a knee injury put paid to his football career— careers. a knee injury put paid to his football career but _ careers. a knee injury put paid to his football career but he - careers. a knee injury put paid to his football career but he was i his football career but he was always destined to give something back to the game he loves, one of a handful of former professionals refereeing at this level. he is hoping to help change perceptions. when the kids come down, you don't know what's happens at home, this could be the first form of encouragement they had, once players recognise me they look at me a bit differently. all right, referee, you have done something, it may be i would look at you differently. he has been the match of the official, but it's not about the words for him the premier league seems life so weak but going back to grassroots is what he likes best. just time to update you on tonight's european matches. six british teams in action. two matches in the europa league well into the second half. brighton v aek athens. that has been a busy match, athens have had a great shot on target force in a safe from the brighton keeper but the referee has taken a look if brighton will take a penalty. he hasn't made up his mind, it looks like they might not get it. it is 0-0 it looks like they might not get it. it is 0—0 there. west ham v backa topola. currently 0—0 there, but even if west ham lose in that match other results are going their way so they would finish in the top two, and brighton have been awarded a penalty, they are about to take it, that's exciting, keep up—to—date with that on the bbc sports news website. that is it from us, thank you for watching sportsday. hello there. we've got several more days of this freezing cold weather to come before things potentially turn milder deep into next week. now, today, we've seen some fresh snowfall in the showers, east scotland, northeast england and into parts of southwest england. a couple of snowmen standing testament to the wintry weather conditions here in parts of devon, for example. and snow at this time of the year, november, very, very unusual. this chart shows the white areas where, on average, we get a day or less of lying snowfall on the ground. snow really tends to be confined to the higher parts of the pennines and the scottish mountains during november. now, overnight tonight, we'll keep the cold weather conditions, clear skies for many, but where we've seen showers by day, namely southern england, eastern england, northern eastern scotland, there is a risk of some icy stretches on roads and pavements. and a freezing cold night, temperatures in the countryside probably getting down to about minus eight. watch out for a few mist and fog patches as well as we start the day on friday. now, for most of us, it's a freezing cold start to the day. temperatures very slow to rise. most of us will see some sunshine, but showers continue to feed in off the north sea. many of these around the coast itself, probably transitioning at least for a time, back to sleet or rain. it is going to be cold, temperatures struggling to get much above freezing across scotland and, what, three to five degrees celsius across northern ireland, england and wales. it is going to be a day of well below average temperatures for the time of year. saturday sees a weak weather fronts move into that cold air, and that's going to be bringing some patches of rain, probably some sleet or snow over hills, maybe some localised small accumulations. but that feature will continue to push eastwards, bringing the threat of wintry weather, at least for a time, into west scotland, parts of wales and western areas of england. those temperatures continue to struggle after another freezing cold start to the day. for sunday, low pressure to the southwest. there's some uncertainty about how quickly this is going to make inroads into the uk. this is one of the quickest models, so it could end up being quite a bit slower than this. but for the time being, the forecast shows rain moving in from the southwest and we'll probably see a bit of snow on the leading edge of this system just for a short time. the best of the bright weather and cold weather for scotland and northeast england, where temperatures, again, will struggle to get much above freezing. if you do see some milder weather in the southwest, those temperatures very slow to rise. hello and welcome to your thursday one show, live live from london, this is bbc news. the former health secretary, matt hancock, defends his role during the pandemic, but tells the covid inquiry lockdown should have been introduced earlier. a un summit on global warming opens in dubai, with a call for countries to turn their promises into action, after another year of record temperatures. hamas releases two more hostages — their families are overjoyed,
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