temperatures, 1? in but look at the temperatures, 17 in scotland and 22 in eastern england. it will become increasingly wild tonight, but with that more rain driving its way northwards and eastwards. have a look at these temperatures by the end of the night, eight to 15 degrees. four or 5 degrees would be typical for an april night. warm to start tomorrow morning and drain clearing the north of scotland and then it is sunshine and blustery showers. the winds are strongest out . strongest out towards the west, gusts of 50 to 70 miles an hour. likely to see disruption and rough seas as well, but the afternoon temperatures, 17 in the north of scotland and 23 in eastern england. strong winds and it will feel strange at there. as we go through saturday night into sunday, storm system is still close by, so another windy day on sunday. gales in the north—west of scotland. it is our

sunshine and showers day. not quite as warm temperatures not doing badly at all for this time of year. that's it. but now let's join our colleagues for all the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. was this really two years ago? england women begin the defence of their euros title tonight at wembley. the three other home nations are in qualifiers action for next year's tournament. liverpool are top again, after this macalistair worldly, but for how long? we look ahead to this some tasty rivalries this weekend. getting away from the posh image of cricket — the government makes a huge investment to make the sport assessable from children of all

backgrounds. also coming up on sportsday: it was this sam tomins try that grabbed the win for catalan it was this sam tomkins try that grabbed the win for catalan when they last played saints. we look ahead to tomorrow's clash between these superleague giants. —— super league. and she may be one of the most successful ufc female fighters, but rhonda rousey hid head injuries and concussions for years. we'll hear from the superstar later in the programme. i'v e i've been hiding concussions and neurological injuries for so long, itjust became part of it. welcome to the programme. england's lionesses begin the defence of their euros trophy shortly against sweden. we'll be live from wembley in a moment, but scotland have already got their qualifier under way. they're playing serbia.

it's a match where it's been rather feisty. it is 0—0 after around 70 minutes. aaron cuthbert did have a chance in the first half, striking from the edge of the box, but the serbian keeper got a hand on it. there have been injuries on both sides. scotland. they haven't qualified for a major tournament since the 2019 world cup. so, let's take a look at the route to next year's euros in switzerland. there are 51 teams competing across three leagues and 16 places are available. the top two teams in each league a group, including defending champions england, will head to the finals alongside the hosts switzerland. the remaining seven spots will be decided by two rounds of play—offs from the best teams in leagues b and c. this would be the route to the finals for scotland, northern ireland and wales. some key dates for

you to look out for — the play—offs are across october, november and december. the draw for the finals is on the 16th of december, and it's all building up to the tournament itself. starting the 2nd ofjuly next year and the final on the 27th ofjuly — the winner taking this trophy. well, the holders of that trophy are of course england. they kick off at wembley against sweden in just under 90 minutes' time. 0ur women's sports reporter jo currie is pitch—side for us. jo, jo, welcome. it's going to be a pretty tough task, especially because england have that big target on their backs. because england have that big target on their backs— because england have that big target on their backe— on their backs. absolutely, jane. a crowd of 60,000 _ on their backs. absolutely, jane. a crowd of 60,000 is _ on their backs. absolutely, jane. a crowd of 60,000 is expecting - on their backs. absolutely, jane. aj crowd of 60,000 is expecting here on their backs. absolutely, jane. a i crowd of 60,000 is expecting here at wembley. england can do with all this home support they can get. some lioness fans are getting ahead of

themselves. the reality is that england and need to get there first. that means navigating this very tricky group. sarina wiegman�*s team have been drawn. sweden and france, and then there's the republic of ireland. they are a team who always turn up. england will be boosted by the return of leah williamson. the england captain hasn't played rationale for a year. we are told she's fit and could be starting. we already spoke about scotland, but there are two other home nations playing tonight as well— wales against croatia and northern ireland

against croatia and northern ireland against malta. what can we expect from them?— from them? like you said, unlike encland from them? like you said, unlike england and _ from them? like you said, unlike england and republic— from them? like you said, unlike england and republic of- from them? like you said, unlike england and republic of ireland, | from them? like you said, unlike i england and republic of ireland, the other nations can't qualify automatically. they have to try to find a route to switzerland by of the playoffs. wales have never qualified for a women's major football tournament, but there is optimism under their new boss, rhiannon wilkinson, who spent the last week assessing her players for the first time. jo last week assessing her players for the first time.— the first time. jo currie, thank you very much- _ let's ta ke let's take you to the men's game. liverpool are back to the top of the league come that could change with arsenal. they don't have the best track record. the last time they were there, they were dumped out of

the fa cup. manager erik ten hag says he still expect to be manager next season. dan looks ahead to a huge match. ifjuergen caught�*s rain is to end with title success, than the contribution of alexis mcallister shouldn't be overlooked. with liverpool's title floundering at home, the argentine took matters into his own hands.— into his own hands. mcallister! liverool into his own hands. mcallister! liverpool are _ into his own hands. mcallister! liverpool are not _ into his own hands. mcallister! liverpool are not going - into his own hands. mcallister! l liverpool are not going anywhere into his own hands. mcallister! - liverpool are not going anywhere the title race! ., , ~ , title race! that strike took his coal title race! that strike took his goal confirmation _ title race! that strike took his goal confirmation in - title race! that strike took his goal confirmation in the - title race! that strike took his goal confirmation in the pastl title race! that strike took his i goal confirmation in the past six leads seems to seven. so substitute cody gacpo made the most in the second, but it went to argentina's

number ten. second, but it went to argentina's number ten-— number ten. wonderful player, wonderful— number ten. wonderful player, wonderful boy, _ number ten. wonderful player, wonderful boy, and _ number ten. wonderful player, wonderful boy, and really - number ten. wonderful player, | wonderful boy, and really happy number ten. wonderful player, - wonderful boy, and really happy to live -- _ wonderful boy, and really happy to live -- for— wonderful boy, and really happy to live —— for liverpool. wonderful boy, and really happy to live -- for liverpool.— live -- for liverpool. leading chelsea 3-2 _ live -- for liverpool. leading chelsea 3-2 in _ live -- for liverpool. leading chelsea 3-2 in the _ live -- for liverpool. leading chelsea 3-2 in the seventh . live -- for liverpool. leading - chelsea 3-2 in the seventh minute of chelsea 3—2 in the seventh minute of stopping time, d0 go dalot�*s opportunity gave him a chance he wasn't going to overlook —— diogo. two goals in the blink of an eye and chelsea! _ when you are a player of man united, you should already know how to deal with this circumstance.— with this circumstance. contrasting fortunes for _ with this circumstance. contrasting fortunes for both _ with this circumstance. contrasting fortunes for both managers. - so, contrasting fortunes for both managers on thursday and contrasting fortunes forjurgen klopp at old trafford. in seven previous premier league matches, the german has registered just two wins and has suffered two defeats, including a 2—1 loss in erik ten hag's first game against liverpool

as manchester united manager. the liverpool manager has also lost two fa cup fixtures at old trafford, most notably this season's dramatic lt—3 extra time quarter—final defeat. we have seen two weeks ago in the game _ we have seen two weeks ago in the game against liverpool how an impact we can— game against liverpool how an impact we can have _ game against liverpool how an impact we can have in togetherness and a positive _ we can have in togetherness and a positive way on the pitch. with this o- onent positive way on the pitch. with this opponent in _ positive way on the pitch. with this opponent in the — positive way on the pitch. with this opponent in the stadium, - positive way on the pitch. with this opponent in the stadium, we - positive way on the pitch. with this| opponent in the stadium, we better play really good football game, to be honest. the play really good football game, to be honest. ., , ., , be honest. the last meeting of these two bitter rivals _ be honest. the last meeting of these two bitter rivals but _ be honest. the last meeting of these two bitter rivals but the _ be honest. the last meeting of these two bitter rivals but the latest - be honest. the last meeting of these two bitter rivals but the latest of - two bitter rivals but the latest of late trauma — both are braced for more of the same sunday. well, there's another huge match between two bitter rivals this weekend. ibrox hosts the old firm match on sunday and with just a point between the two sides, it's a crucial game for both clubs in the title race. it's the topic of conversation for the football news show. former old firm striker kenny miller and pat nevin

are guests on the programme. they've been speaking to ben croucher. this will be the third instalment of what could be five meetings between celtic and rangers. we've been looking at the numbers and since the turn of the year, rangers have picked up seven points more than celtic, winning all but one in the league. but a 3—0 win last season, they are only winning nine. they lost both meeting the —— meetings this season. celtic top, rangers second, a point behind. they have a game against dundee on wednesday. just how important will someday be? if rangers lose, i still think the league will be alive, because if it's a draw, i think it's very much

alive. i think if rangers win, they put one hand on the league trophy. in that period of time, it's looked very special indeed. if they win this one. — very special indeed. if they win this one. it— very special indeed. if they win this one, it will look like a joke or not — this one, it will look like a joke or not if— this one, it will look like a joke or not. if you're a celtic fan, it will— or not. if you're a celtic fan, it will seem _ or not. if you're a celtic fan, it will seem like a juggernaut, too. huge _ will seem like a juggernaut, too. huge max — will seem like a 'uggernaut, too. huge max.— will seem like a 'uggernaut, too. huge hex.— huge max. there's more on the football news _ huge max. there's more on the football news show. _ huge max. there's more on the football news show. scott - huge max. there's more on the - football news show. scott minassian willjoin us as well and hopefully you can do, too. you can find us on the bbc iplayer. time to take a quick look at some of the other sport news stories making the headlines. ronnie 0'sullivan and gary wilson are tied at four frames all after the first session of their tour championship semifinal in manchester. they'll play to a finish this evening with the first to ten making the final. jordan spieth hit a hole in one at the texas open. it was at the 16th, but despite that, he's still six shots off the lead. that is held by america's akshay bhatia and brendan todd. rory mcilroy is four shots back.

activist group animal rising says it will not disrupt the grand national next saturday and is suspending its campaign of direct action against horse racing. last year's national at aintree was delayed by m minutes after protesters from the group entered the track. and lewis hamilton has said mercedes had their best session of the year on friday's practice at the japanese grand prix. the seven—time champion was fifth quickest. max verstappen was fifth quickest. max verstappen was fastest. the weather hasn't been great around england today. it must be the start of the county cricket season. nine matches were set to get under way at the start of the day — but four of the opening day's were abandoned without a ball being bowled, including at old trafford, where lancashire were set to face defending champions surrey. there was play at middlesex though, much to the delight of glamorgan's

captain sam northeast as he scored the first century of the new season. they ended the day of closing 374—3. as they collapse from 170—2 after they won. the government has announced a £35 million investment in grassroots cricket to widen access to the sport £35 million will be ploughed into cricket state schools. the programme aims to get more than 900,000 young people playing cricket over the next five years. we spoke to ebony rain for brent and jimmy anderson about

what this could mean for the future of the sport. we what this could mean for the future of the sport-— of the sport. i've come through the sort now of the sport. i've come through the sport now for _ of the sport. i've come through the sport now for 30 — of the sport. i've come through the sport now for 30 years _ of the sport. i've come through the sport now for 30 years and - of the sport. i've come through the sport now for 30 years and had - sport now for 30 years and had battled over years. it was challenging getting cricket back into state schools. we've only been getting to 10—15% of school, and some of the biggest barriers are around perception and access. 0nce around perception and access. once they fall in love with the sport, we can provide systems that work. the hardest bit has been getting the outreach. ., , ., ., ., ., ., ~' hardest bit has been getting the outreach. ., , ., ., ., ., outreach. there was a lot of look on m art outreach. there was a lot of look on my part in — outreach. there was a lot of look on my part in getting — outreach. there was a lot of look on my part in getting into the - outreach. there was a lot of look on my part in getting into the county i my part in getting into the county system _ my part in getting into the county system and international system. hopefully what this will do is make that a _ hopefully what this will do is make that a lot _ hopefully what this will do is make that a lot easier or a much easier route _ that a lot easier or a much easier route to — that a lot easier or a much easier route to get _ that a lot easier or a much easier route to get into this country. foothaii— route to get into this country. football is obviously the number one sport. _ football is obviously the number one sport. it's _ football is obviously the number one sport. it's a — football is obviously the number one sport, it's a much easier sport to -et sport, it's a much easier sport to get into —

sport, it's a much easier sport to get into its— sport, it's a much easier sport to get into. it's a lot easierjust to play— get into. it's a lot easierjust to play on — get into. it's a lot easierjust to play on the _ get into. it's a lot easierjust to play on the street. so i think the biggest — play on the street. so i think the biggest thing is trying to make cricket — biggest thing is trying to make cricket the second sport that kids turn to _ cricket the second sport that kids turn to i— cricket the second sport that kids turn to. i differently found it frustrating at school not having access — frustrating at school not having access or — frustrating at school not having access or facilities to play. i think— access or facilities to play. i think we _ access or facilities to play. i think we played one game a year and about— think we played one game a year and about three _ think we played one game a year and about three of us had the equipment you need _ about three of us had the equipment you need to play cricket. from that point, _ you need to play cricket. from that point, i_ you need to play cricket. from that point, i think it's a massive point -et point, i think it's a massive point get that— point, i think it's a massive point get that assessment. find point, i think it's a massive point get that assessment. and there's more details _ get that assessment. and there's more details on _ get that assessment. and there's more details on that _ get that assessment. and there's more details on that story - get that assessment. and there's more details on that story on - get that assessment. and there's| more details on that story on bbc sport website. to super league now, and there are three matches tonight with leeds rhinos playing warrington wolves, castleford tigers against salford red devils and hull kr taking on london broncos. well, that's all before a huge clash between st helens and catalans dragons tomorrow. they're level on points near the top of the table — you can watch it live on the bbc tomorrow. 0ur rugby league reporter tanya arnold spoke to me about it

earlier and began by saying this match up was going to be very match—up was going to be very entertaining for the neutral. these two teams have been very closely matched for a fair few years. they played an epic grand final back in 2021. the last time they faced each other was the super league playoff semifinal by season. it was an absolutely epic match, won in the dying moments by a bit of brilliance from sam tompkins, meaning he ended his career with the cattle and dragons in the grand final. —— it promises to be a really good game —— catalans dragons. something that will add to the atmosphere is the notorious crowd. how will they deal with that? thea;t how will they deal with that? they are feisty and _ how will they deal with that? tue: are feisty and passionate how will they deal with that? t'te: are feisty and passionate bunch. how will they deal with that? tterg are feisty and passionate bunch. he wanted his team to reflect the

people of the town. it's a very working—class area and there's a really close bond between the team and the fans. they are extremely noisy and they've actually put in temporary stands. they're also expecting upwards of 1000 st. helena fans to make the trip. it will definitely be loud —— st. helens. it's always interesting for the referee. ., ., ., ., referee. none are top of the league because we — referee. none are top of the league because we can _ referee. none are top of the league because we can warriors _ referee. none are top of the league because we can warriors are - referee. none are top of the league because we can warriors are top --| because we can warriors are top —— wigan warriors. the because we can warriors are top -- wigan warriors-— wigan warriors. the battle of the borou:h, wigan warriors. the battle of the borough. as _ wigan warriors. the battle of the borough, as they _ wigan warriors. the battle of the borough, as they call _ wigan warriors. the battle of the borough, as they call wigan - wigan warriors. the battle of the l borough, as they call wigan versus lee. lee have made such a big effort. there was a little pyrotechnics, but the weather didn't quite play ball with them. clearing the atmosphere, they say. it was raining really heavily and there is no wind, so the smoke just sat in the stadium. it looked like it was under a thick slightly ready blue

fog. it delayed kick off for a minute or two. it was quite humorous. but wigan went on to win the game. wigan back up top for now and i think the top of super league is shaping up pretty nicely, even though it's early in the season. tanya arnold there. incredible pictures at wigan. during his 21 seasons in the nba, there isn't much that lebronjames hasn't accomplished. the 39—year—old is a four time champion. however, he could be adding something even more impressive. playing it on alongside his son. the son of nba superstar lebronjames has said he will make himself available for the nba draft. paving the way to either playing with her against his dad. can speak to nesta mcgregor. we're

used to seeing — can speak to nesta mcgregor. we're used to seeing siblings _ can speak to nesta mcgregor. -- used to seeing siblings playing together, but this would be very, very rare. jane, in fact, it's never happened in the history of professional basketball. this is how we found out, bronnyjames posting on instagram. he thinks his team—mates and says he's ready to turn pro —— thanks. his father is considered by some the greatest to ever do it. a four time champion in the league's all times square. —— in all times. it's always been lebron's dream to play with his son. lebron james is a free agent in the summer, so it very likely means whichever team he goes to, his son to go to as well. ,, ., .., ., , ,, .,

well. still a few caveats. still a wa s to well. still a few caveats. still a ways to go- — well. still a few caveats. still a ways to go- a _ well. still a few caveats. still a ways to go. a little long - well. still a few caveats. still a ways to go. a little long way i well. still a few caveats. still a ways to go. a little long way if| ways to go. a little long way if that makes — ways to go. a little long way if that makes sense. _ ways to go. a little long way if that makes sense. at - ways to go. a little long way if that makes sense. at the - ways to go. a little long way if l that makes sense. at the end of ways to go. a little long way if - that makes sense. at the end of the college year, thousands of people are eligible to play for the nba. the talent pool is a very, very rich one. there's also some concerns over bronny�*s health. lastjuly, he suffered a cardiac arrest. he has been on the court since, but lebron does have big pull in the nba. he says he's always wanted to play with his son. you can imagine it will be a stadium filler. the short sales, everything like that. he's known as the greatest of all time, which you combine that, that spells out to. there is a joke in there and i'm not going to make it —— it spells goat. i appreciate it if no one else did! now, to a really powerful admission by ufc legend ronda rousey. she is the most followed female athlete on social media with 18 million on instagram, was the first woman to join the ufc and was bantamweight champion six times.

but during that time, rousey said she hid multiple concussions and neurological injuries. she spoke at length to the bbc about fighting with those injuries, particularly during her defeat to hauli home, one of the biggest upset. i was literally going into that match — i was literally going into that match concussed. i tore my acl, fell down _ match concussed. i tore my acl, fell down the _ match concussed. i tore my acl, fell down the stairs, knocked myself out two weeks _ down the stairs, knocked myself out two weeks before that fight. that wasiust— two weeks before that fight. that was just so stressful and overworked. wasjust so stressful and overworked. my was just so stressful and overworked. my body was wasjust so stressful and overworked. my body was just holding on. i overworked. my body was just holding on i had _ overworked. my body was just holding on. i had the shortest recovery ever and i_ on. i had the shortest recovery ever and hust— on. i had the shortest recovery ever and ijust felt terrible. my kidneys were _ and ijust felt terrible. my kidneys were aching, i was trying so hard 'ust were aching, i was trying so hard just to _ were aching, i was trying so hard just to block everything out and 'ust just to block everything out and just get— just to block everything out and just get through this, just get in there _ just get through this, just get in there it's — just get through this, just get in there. it's hard looking back at footage — there. it's hard looking back at footage in— there. it's hard looking back at footage in that match because i can

see in— footage in that match because i can see in my— footage in that match because i can see in my eyes that i'm literally suffering — see in my eyes that i'm literally suffering from a neurological injury decades— suffering from a neurological injury decades in— suffering from a neurological injury decades in the making, and there's one point— decades in the making, and there's one point where i saw that... mind you. _ one point where i saw that... mind you. i_ one point where i saw that... mind you. idon't— one point where i saw that... mind you, i don't remember any of these things _ you, i don't remember any of these things i_ you, i don't remember any of these things. i took a wild swing and i couldn't— things. i took a wild swing and i couldn't see where she was and i completely missed and kept going into the _ completely missed and kept going into the cage and fell into the cage and all— into the cage and fell into the cage and all this— into the cage and fell into the cage and all this stuff. people were saying — and all this stuff. people were saying it's like ronda being outclassed, but it was my brain not working _ outclassed, but it was my brain not working i— outclassed, but it was my brain not working. i remember losing my balance — working. i remember losing my balance. i've been hiding concussions and neurological injuries— concussions and neurological injuries for so long, itjust became part of— injuries for so long, itjust became part of it — injuries for so long, itjust became part of it. and that was the point where i— part of it. and that was the point where i was forced to really self assess — where i was forced to really self assess and be like, your brain is taking _ assess and be like, your brain is taking too— assess and be like, your brain is taking too much damage for too many years _ taking too much damage for too many years even _ taking too much damage for too many years. even though i've never been

faster— years. even though i've never been faster or— years. even though i've never been faster or stronger had a better grasp— faster or stronger had a better grasp of— faster or stronger had a better grasp of the game, my neurologically cannot— grasp of the game, my neurologically cannot take these impacts and perform — cannot take these impacts and perform at the highest level, which is so difficult to be able to do because _ is so difficult to be able to do because i_ is so difficult to be able to do because i really have never been better~ _ because i really have never been better~ i— because i really have never been better. i always thought that i could will my body to do whatever it needed _ i could will my body to do whatever it needed to do, and it was that it 'ust it needed to do, and it was that it just kind — it needed to do, and it was that it just kind of— it needed to do, and it was that it just kind of quit on me. now remove from it. _ just kind of quit on me. now remove from it. i_ just kind of quit on me. now remove from it. ican— just kind of quit on me. now remove from it, i can kind of be proud of myself— from it, i can kind of be proud of myself and — from it, i can kind of be proud of myself and be like, no—one can touch me, myself and be like, no—one can touch me. no-one — myself and be like, no—one can touch me, no—one can even get next to me. now i_ me, no—one can even get next to me. now i can — me, no—one can even get next to me. now i can be _ me, no—one can even get next to me. now i can be proud of that, even though. — now i can be proud of that, even though, you know, i don't think i'll be remembered as that. it really feels _ be remembered as that. it really feels like — be remembered as that. it really feels like everyone's always going to define — feels like everyone's always going to define me bye—bye failures, but i

know— to define me bye—bye failures, but i know that _ to define me bye—bye failures, but i know that l — to define me bye—bye failures, but i know that i created the most efficient _ know that i created the most efficient fighting style that ever existed — efficient fighting style that ever existed and i'm proud of that —— by my failures — she should be. you can watch on the bbc sport website. how much would you bbc sport website. how much would y°u pay bbc sport website. how much would you pay for an old pair of shorts? 49 years old to be precise. there are no ordinary shorts, they were warned by mohammed ali in the epic thriller in manila victory overjoe frazier. that changes things. so the bees are selling them and they are expected to fetch more than $6 million —— sotheby�*s. the thriller in manila way back in 1975 took place in the capital of the philippines that is said to be one of the seminal bouts in boxing history. incredible. a reminder of our top story. scotla nd scotland are under way with the qualifier and nearly finished.

they're playing serbia away. it is still 0—0. england kicked off again sweden at eight p:m.. that's it for sportsday. that is watching. —— thanks for watching. hello there. it's set to turn very windy as we head into the weekend. storm kathleen is racing towards our shores, to bring some disruption, i think, across northern and western parts of the country through the course of saturday. tonight, though, we'll see a band of rain moving ahead of the storm. some of this will be quite heavy across the north and the west of the country, lying across scotland by the end of the night. temperatures lifting here, but very mild further south — 13—15 degrees to start saturday. here it is then

on the pressure chart, storm kathleen deepening as it passes to the west of ireland. lots of ice bars on the charts indicating windy conditions and it'll be scooping up some very warm air from southern climes right across the uk. but it's southern eastern parts of the country which could be seeing temperatures into the low 20 celsius. so, storm kathleen likely to cause some impacts to northern and western parts of the country, a bit of travel disruption. stay tuned to subsequent weather forecasts or head onto your bbc local radio for the latest updates. so, for saturday, starts off sunny, very windy for many areas. we will see some showers rattling their way eastwards, some are staying dry all together. so, sunny and very windy for many gales inland, but certainly gales around irish sea coast where we could see severe gales — 60—70 mph gusts here at times.

very mild, with temperatures reaching 17 degrees across northern scotland, but up to 21 degrees or so for eastern england. given some good spells of sunshine as we head through saturday night, it stays very windy, further showers rattling their way from west to east temperature—wise, again, mild for most, but something slightly cooler beginning to push into northern and western areas by the end of the night. so, into sunday, then — we have storm kathleen passing to the northwest of the uk. we will squeeze in the ice of bars across western scotland is here where we'll see the strongest of the winds throughout the day on sunday. again, a chance of severe gales for the outer hebrides, but a windy day across the board. more showers in the mix, i think, and some of these could be heavy with some hail and thunder. could be that the southeast escapes them and stays dry. some good sunny spells again, another mild day to come, but not as warm as what we expect on saturday. could see another spell of wet and windy weather affecting england and wales on monday. however, it stays unsettled through the week with signs of it calming down by the end of the week.

this is the world today with maryam moshiri. israel's investigation into the killing of seven aid workers — the idf admits it was a grave mistake and sacks two officers. the biggest earthquake in the new york area in a0 years. flights from jfk and newark airports are disrupted and authorities are waiting for potential aftershocks. an education union warns sexism is on the rise in schools because children are watching harmful content on their phones. also coming up on the world today...

we talk to the russian formula 1 driver in his effort to overturn sanctions against him after the russian invasion of ukraine. welcome to the world today, an hour of international news from the bbc. the israeli military which said the latest on the convoy which killed seven aid workers have given their detailed account on how and why it carried out the attack. here are the key points. the idf says the strike should not have happened and expressed its deep sorrow for the incident. it says those who approved the strike were convinced they were targeting hamas operatives. and the strikes on the three vehicles were carried out in serious violation of standard operation procedure and that the brigade chief

of staff, an officer with the rank of colonel in reserve,