got a banksy. the wall finsbury park got a banksy. the wall clearly needed repainting anyway so banksy has just helped out. confirmation this work which doesn't have a name yet is the real deal will only attract more visitors. and at 34 will only attract more visitors. and at 3a tie with a big tree in front of it, it's not going anywhere soon. any price, bbc news, finsbury park in london. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. you've been doing your own street art. , , _, ., ,. ., art. yes, very colourful scene out there today. _ art. yes, very colourful scene out there today, and _ art. yes, very colourful scene out there today, and this _ art. yes, very colourful scene out there today, and this weather- there today, and this weather watcher picture actually was taken in south lincolnshire and these are fields of daffodils and it feels like spring today. we have the sunshine and it feels quite warm as well. things may turn grey out to the west mind you because the weather is going to change. cloud coming in from the atlantic bringing some rain into northern ireland during this afternoon and the wind will be picking up across the west as well but it's a southerly wind that's bringing us the warmth, the

risk of your shower, mainly in the south—east of england, but many places will be dry. these are the temperatures, similar to yesterday, 14-15, temperatures, similar to yesterday, 14—15, could be 16 in the south—east of england but we got that rain coming in to northern ireland and we will see a couple of bands of rain sweeping eastwards overnight. the second one could turn heavy with some gusty winds in scotland, gail is perhaps in the far north but the rain tends to ease off later in the night because we got cloud and some breeze and a bit of rain here and there it will be milder than last night, no lower than 9—10. you can see there two bands of rain decaying and turning more showery, and many places brightening up with sunshine. a few showers for england and wales and perhaps northern ireland. the early heavy showers in scotland should move away and the winds will ease as well and we will get more sunshine around here. maybe a bit coolerfor sunshine around here. maybe a bit cooler for scotland and northern ireland but still 12—13. we could make 16 across some eastern parts of england. we could see a bit of rain, though, in the far south—west of

england by the end of tomorrow and this weather front will move northwards again. it doesn't know whether it's coming or going but it will bring some rain and perhaps in a short while in northern ireland, may be southern and eastern parts of scotland, most of the rain will run across wales, the midlands and northern england. it may well brighten up 81 across scotland and northern ireland and we shouldn't see too much rain in the south—east of england. here it is still mild, 16-17, but of england. here it is still mild, 16—17, but further north to the north about developing rain things are cooling down a touch. we are all going to see some rain over the week ahead. they may not be too much rain in the north—east of scotland and we will miss most of the rain in the south—east of england. it will be in the west which will see most of the rain particular across western parts of scotland. as we head into thursday, more weather fronts coming in from the atlantic together with stronger winds and this will bring wet and windy weather for thursday across scotland and northern ireland. but even by the end of the week and into the weekend we keep the windy theme going. but the wind direction will change, eventually

coming round to the north, introducing some colder air for all of us, and also bring a lot of showers and maybe even some snow for the hills. thanks, darren. and that's bbc news at one. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday with me gavin ramjaun. we catch up with dame laura kenny, britain's most decorated female olympian, following her retirement from cycling. carlos alcaraz stops the rot with his first title since winning wimbledon last summer. making history — scottie scheffler becomes the first man to defend the players championship.

hello and welcome along to sportsday. we're so used to seeing dame laura kenny winning gold on track for great britain — five olympic titles, seven world championships in one of the most decorated careers of any sportsperson globally. earlier, kenny announced she is to retire from the sport, talking up the pressure of elite competition on her young family. so kenny won't be competing at a fourth consecutive games in paris this summer. she joined me earlier in the studio and said the decision was on her mind for a while. i always knew that there would be a time that i would stop and deep down people were asking me what competition i was going to go to. what training camps i was going to go to, and it was just filling me with dread, to be honest.

i just don't want to leave the boys. and i think when you start getting those feelings, cycling is so 21w, you can't do itjust 50%, you are either in or you are out, and ijust knew then that i think this is my time, i think i need to step away from this. was there a moment that she knew that that was the case, a trigger point for you to think maybe it is time for me to call it off? i point for you to think maybe it is time for me to call it off?- time for me to call it off? i don't think that _ time for me to call it off? i don't think that there _ time for me to call it off? i don't think that there was _ time for me to call it off? i don't think that there was a _ time for me to call it off? i don't think that there was a pinpoint l time for me to call it off? i don't i think that there was a pinpoint that that was the day. i think it is been my head for a little while and after talking to jason about it, i knew it was the right time for me. what talking to jason about it, i knew it was the right time for me. what was it when you — was the right time for me. what was it when you said _ was the right time for me. what was it when you said that _ was the right time for me. what was it when you said that you _ was the right time for me. what was it when you said that you voiced - it when you said that you voiced that for the right time, did he have an inkling? that for the right time, did he have an inklin: ? , ~ ~ an inkling? yes, he knew. i think he knew once — an inkling? yes, he knew. i think he knew once monty — an inkling? yes, he knew. i think he knew once monty was _ an inkling? yes, he knew. i think he knew once monty was here. - an inkling? yes, he knew. i think he knew once monty was here. i - an inkling? yes, he knew. i think he knew once monty was here. i think. an inkling? yes, he knew. i think he i knew once monty was here. i think he could see very different parts from when we came back from having albee. i rode a bike six weeks after giving birth with alfie and i was fully committed, i wanted to win more medals. the year before having monty

was the worst of my life, it was exhausting. i don't know whether having that time away, that time to think, having my happy ending has maybe made me see parenting in a different light and may be made me feel like i want to be with him a lot more. in feel like i want to be with him a lot more. , ., , , ., lot more. in terms of everything you have achieved, _ lot more. in terms of everything you have achieved, your _ lot more. in terms of everything you have achieved, your goals, - lot more. in terms of everything you have achieved, your goals, world - have achieved, your goals, world titles, european, commonwealths, what has been the standout achievement for you? london 20 fell for something _ achievement for you? london 20 fell for something that _ achievement for you? london 20 fell for something that will _ achievement for you? london 20 fell for something that will stick - achievement for you? london 20 fell for something that will stick with - for something that will stick with me forever. it was two weeks to literally change my life. i never imagined that i would go to a home games let alone win two gold medals and then announced that you're with your future husband. and then announced that you're with yourfuture husband. it was and then announced that you're with your future husband. it was a lot that happened in those two weeks. honestly, i would relive a time and time again, it was the best two weeks of my life.— time again, it was the best two weeks of m life. �* �* ., weeks of my life. and david beckham hoto weeks of my life. and david beckham photo bombing _ weeks of my life. and david beckham photo bombing you. _ weeks of my life. and david beckham photo bombing you, as _ weeks of my life. and david beckham photo bombing you, as well. - weeks of my life. and david beckham photo bombing you, as well. it - weeks of my life. and david beckham photo bombing you, as well. it was . photo bombing you, as well. it was

so surreal- — photo bombing you, as well. it was so surreal- i _ photo bombing you, as well. it was so surreal. i felt _ photo bombing you, as well. it was so surreal. i felt that _ photo bombing you, as well. it was so surreal. i felt that there - photo bombing you, as well. it was so surreal. i felt that there was - photo bombing you, as well. it was so surreal. i felt that there was a i so surreal. i felt that there was a camera above someone else's life and i was just watching it unfold. it was like a dream date. manchester united manager erik ten hag thinks his side's 11—3 fa cup quarter—final victory over liverpool can be the turning point of their season. their former goalkeeper peter schmeichel told bbc radio five live that the result was also positive for the manager who has come under some criticism for results this campaign. you put everything in there in order to win and you risk everything. he had harry maguire playing centre half are quite a bit of that extra time. i think that is good management. i think i know a lot of people would say this means nothing, but he came on the pitch in his suit and tie, he looked a different man yesterday, he looked like the manager, like a strong character and sometimes these little changes they

have a massive, massive impact. fifa president gianni infantino described that violent scenes that occured at the end of a turkish super lig game on sunday were "absolutely unacceptable". home supporters were seen running on to the pitch to attack fenerbahce players after their 3—2 win at trabzonspor. fenerbahce's bright osayi—samuel and michy batshuayi both tried to intervene as security services entered the field. an investigation has begun to identify the spectator involved. the turkish football federation said in a statement that the necessary criminal sanctions will be imposed on those responsible for these incidents, with 12 arrests made. carlos alcaraz beat daniil medvedev to win back—to—back titles at indian wells. despite going an early break down in the first set, he came back to win it in a tie break. the second was far more comfortable, winning it 6—1 to successfully defend the title he won 12 months ago, against the same opponent. it means a lot to me, lifting the trophy,

winning the tournament, because i overcame a lot of problems in my head, a lot of problems physically, and it was so special for that. not that i didn't win a tournament since wimbledon, for me, it doesn't matter, it's about the feeling, as i said. world number one iga swiatek beat greece's maria sakkari to claim her second indian wells wta title. sakari was competitive in the first set and broke back to level at 4—4, but after that swiatek dominted to win eight games in a row to take a straight sets win. it's the second time swiatek has won this tournament in three years. it was a testing of my mental training because it is not easy to lead in the final at that and keep going, so i'm happyi lead in the final at that and keep going, so i'm happy i focused on the right things and i improved some stuff that i thought i did wrong in the middle of the first set, so it

was all pretty nice to feel a good thing at the end. a good thing at the end. the world number one scottie scheffeler has made history by successfully retaining his players' championship title after a dramatic final round at sawgrass. the american staged a remarkable comeback on sunday, coming from five shots behind, as a final round 64 saw him finish on 20—under par. he made six birdies and this superb eagle. fellow americans xander schaufelle, brian harman and wyndham clark all needed a birdie on the 18th to force a play—off, but they all fell short, to hand scheffeler the title. the world number one becomes the first player in the tournament's 50—year history to win back to back players championhip titles. any time you can be compared to tiger i think is really special but the guy stands alone i think in our game, he really does. this is my eighth tournament win out here now, i have tied him in players championships,

outside of that, i got 1a more majors, and 70—something pga tour events to catch up so i think i will stick to my routine and just continue to plod along and try and stay as even keel as i can. we all idolise tiger. he has been our guy. rory mcllroy has welcomed the meeting between the pga tour board and saudi arabia's public investment fund chairman in an effort to bridge the gap between the two entities. negotiations are continuing between the pga tour and the pif, which funds liv golf, about a potential merger. i think it should have a go, so i am glad it is happening and hopefully that progresses conversations and gets us closer to solution. i see the two entities and i think there is a really big disconnect. libor out there doing their own thing. the closer that we can get to them and

finalise that investment, i think that would be a really good thing. a really good thing. finally to cricket and after a year of mixed results, england's women are in new zealand as they build towards this year's t20 world cup. the side impressed in drawing the ashes against australia at home and winning a t20 series 2—1 in india. here's head coachjon lewis. this early part of the tour is to give players an opportunity and to look at our depth. we have been pretty successful in t20 cricket over the last 6—8 months and we have a clear strategy as to how we play, and it is really about if anyone on the fringes can force their way into the squad. growing depth in our cricket is really important. dame laura kenny, britain's most successful female olympian, dame laura kenny, britain's most successfulfemale olympian, has successful female olympian, has announced successfulfemale olympian, has announced her retirement from cycling. you can get more on that at

the usual places you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app places the bbc sport app orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. conservative mps who want to get rid of rishi sunak should stop messing around and stop this psychodrama, according to business secretary kemi badenoch. she spoke out after reports that there were plans to replace rishi sunak with penny mordaunt. kemi badenoch was speaking on bbc breakfast answered questions about frank esther, the conservative

party donor, who is reported to have donated £5 million more. he party donor, who is reported to have donated £5 million more.— donated £5 million more. he has apologised _ donated £5 million more. he has apologised for — donated £5 million more. he has apologised for his _ donated £5 million more. he has apologised for his comments. i donated £5 million more. he has i apologised for his comments. that should be the end of the match. this churning around of when and how much the donations were are a distraction from the work i'm doing here today and commentary on small businesses on how to make life easy for entrepreneurs. the prime minister has been working on a package that will improve small businesses and self—employed people across the country. that is what will make their lives easier irrespective of whether or not there has been a donation here or there to the conservative party.— donation here or there to the conservative party. while you talk about 'obs conservative party. while you talk about jobs in _ conservative party. while you talk about jobs in coventry _ conservative party. while you talk about jobs in coventry with - conservative party. while you talk about jobs in coventry with the . aboutjobs in coventry with the prime minister, it is the prime minister's ownjob which prime minister, it is the prime minister's own job which is to speculation all of the newspapers i have in front of me. part of that is

that you didn't lead quickly enough on this issue about donations, that he said that these alleged comments were racist after you said they were racist, but until you spoke out he didn't, he was following your lead. i disagree with that. i believe that they were establishing the facts of they were establishing the facts of the matter. i gave a personal opinion and i don't want a prime minister who is going to be lurching out and making comments every five minutes in response to the media. he is not following the lead of the media and i am pleased that he agreed with me but i was making my comments in a personal capacity as the only black woman in the cabinet, which was last tuesday. the uk's broadcasting regulator has found that five programmes on gb news featuring tory politicians acting as news presenters broker

broadcasting impartiality rules. ofcom rules say a