again eastern parts of england but again slow—moving downpours in scotland and againfor slow—moving downpours in scotland and again for northern ireland. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... australian prime minister, scott morrison, claims victory for his centre—right coalition government — in a shock result at the country's federal polls. tonight is not about me or it's not about even the liberal party.

tonight is about every single australian, who depends on their government to put them first. the shadow brexit secretary — sir keir starmer — says to break the brexit impasse, the government should commit to another referendum in the withdrawal agreement bill. prince william opens up about the ‘pain‘ he suffered after the death of his mother — diana, the princess of wales — in a bbc documentary about mental health. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. the headlines this evening... will manchester city complete a domestic treble of trophies with victory over watford in the fa cup final — we'll have the latest from wembley... can brooks koepka go coast to coast

on long island and retain the us pga championship? and a title on clay is in the offing forjohanna konta as she goes marching on into the italian open final. also coming up in the programme... northampton take the last play—off spot on the final day of the season in rugby union's premiership as harlequins late burst comes up just short. good evening, the month of may represents the business end of the season in so many sports which means there is a raft of showpiece events to tell you about over the coming weeks and today as well. and after the granstand finish

to the premier league last weekend, which saw manchester city crowned champions, they have the chance to win a domestic treble in the fa cup final against watford, today. it was a five o'clock kick off and manchester city broke the deadlock after 26 minutes thanks to david silva's deflected effort. seven minutes before half—time and city doubled their advantage — raheem sterling on target this time. kevin de bruyne put the result beyond doubtjust after the hour mark at wembley. and in the last few minutes gabrieljesus has put the seal on what is going to be a very comprehensive cup final victory for pep guardiola's side and of course an historic domestic treble. these are our live pictures from wembley. this game is on bbc one at the moment. city last won the fa cup in 2011 but were shocked by wigan athletic

two years later in one of the most memorable finals. it's been a disappointing day for them, another surprise like when manchester city were beaten back in 2013, but it does not seem to be the case today looks like another great win for peck white lsi, but if there isa win for peck white lsi, but if there is a miracle we can watch on bbc one 01’ is a miracle we can watch on bbc one or the support website. in the scottish premiership, st mirren have won back to back league games for the first time this season but they will still face a play—off to stay in the top division. cody cooke scored a hat—trick as they beat already—relegated dundee 3—2 in their last game of the regular season. but hamilton's 2—0 win at home to stjohnstone means st mirren finish 11th — and will now face dundee united in the play—off final. just the one other game today, that saw motherwell complete their season with a 3—2 win at home to livingston. the top six sides in the league play theirfinal games

tomorrow afternoon. lyon are easing to a fourth straight title in the women's champions league final. englands toni duggan spurned a good early chance for barca and was left ruing her miss when dzsenifer marozsan put lyon ahead shortly afterwards. then two goals in five minutes put lyon in control — both goals from ada hegerberg. 3—0 up inside 15 minutes. and lyon had a fourth before half time — hegerberg completing her hat—trick. there was a fond farewell for two cloud legends as bayern munich were crowned champions of germany for a seventh straight season. they needed just a point against europa league semi—finalists frankfurt and wrapped up the title in style with a 5—1victory at home. franck ribery and arjen robben were both on target in their final appearances for the cloud. there was quite the celebration in the allianz arena after the match as bayern celebrated

winning their 29th league title. well after turning 28 earlier this week, the party hasn't stopped just yet for british number one, johanna konta, as her good form on clay continued at the italian open. konta came from a set behind for a great semifinal win over world number four kiki bertens and will face, fourth seed karolina pliskova in tomorrow's final. patrick gearey reports. for most of the past two years she's been managing searching for something, when you find it it's the kind of tennis that made her a semifinalist in 2017, that could send the weld number four to the floor. kiki deep account, one moment she was having the site next they wanted. the group unsteady and she

sees on the mistake. once at all, momentum with content. papers she found things ending nicely but size and the third she moulded to it, that feather touch blended with sledgehammer power, by now that my chest get burton's script, the line judge to pt. she did not though, she's in the first 12 final before the french open and found a form in the french open and found a form in the last place she thought to look. well the leaders at the us pga championships begin their third rounds just over an hour's time, but the question on everyone‘s lips going into this weekend is, can anyone stop brooks koepka? the defending champion had a 7 shot lead at the halfway stage and is making one of golf‘s hardest courses look like a walk in park. our golf correspondent iain carter is on long island. what a championship it's been so

far. how has koepka does this and kept it going in his second round? he backed it up in the worrying thing is that he did it with which he believes was his big game yesterday, he went straight to the range once he completed his round of 65 and all of the night after a record—breaking performance from him, and thus first two rounds, 63, 65, no one shot as low as that in any major in the history of the sport, the hard side of it is spending the long game, the driving of this spin and nailing the ball over the... and is plenty on this bench of christ leaving himself easy approaches, statistics show he's been the strongest and is putting has been secure and that's why he had a commanding lead. jordan spieth has pedigree, as does adam scott — how do they approach the third round — is it already time to attack?

they have no choice, they are going to have to go though, they hoped that he comes back towards them, the difficulty is that jordan that he comes back towards them, the difficulty is thatjordan has not had a top 20 finish in september last year, so he has to put four rounds into modesto? over whether he can do it despite the promising start, and adam scott is very suspect when he comes under pressure, so again, big time —— big question to be asked for the to play is closest to him on the leaderboard. and iain, what do you make of british hopes — faint at best? they are faint, you have not followed us for under part good form, he lives in the hillside, and he's a sort of player who will relish the opportunity and challenging just behind him, justin rose at three under par not too many players to overtake, but 70 shots to make up, he is 90 shots behind the.

cani make up, he is 90 shots behind the. can i ask a fan question, what kind of making is in the calendar because ifind it of making is in the calendar because i find it disorientating that the pgas plate now. it is, as traditionally played in august, but the calendar has been switched and they have a made date, i think players have gotten used to it, but i think it's taking a little bit of getting used to certainly by the fa ns getting used to certainly by the fans i think the cloud numbers and the build—up where little lower than people expected obviously tiger woods not here, for the weekend as well. but i think the players i got their head around it, and the fans if you like ijust playing catch up at this stage i think we will get used to the rhythm of the new golfing here pretty soon. thank you. well the main question on the final day of the regular season in rugby union's premiership, was the not so small matter of a place in the post—season play—offs. in the end it boiled down to a shootout between

harlequins and northampton saints and it was saints who took the vital fourth spot, despite defeat at table toppers exeter. ben croucher watched the action. trying to keep track of the different permutations is enough to make anyone busy. likely northampton helter—skelter season was in their hands by beating exeter at least an early lead certainly helped. they rented to guarantee a top four finished disappeared with their discipline short—handed, northampton fell behind and he emerged from a quick hide and seek with the ball and the try, and bade that is further pushed to clear and said they could march no further. they confirmed the fate beaten by a0 points 221. all of this meant harlequin could sworn up the plath party only for the finale to have a sting in detail, the blow from josh may not have been too painful especially when you have joe may not have been too painful especially when you havejoe on your side, bulldozing them crucially

clear, once you are stunned they come back and deliver more pain. justin said not once but twice dating the back lane to maintain their own hopes, of championship next season, straggling and straggling they fell short, but hang on, somewhere in that was elliot touching down putting queen within touching down putting queen within touching debts —— distance of the top were finish and as the relic is the campaign went past the final minute, james had the chance to win it. that close. nine months 22 matches 100 60 minutes, that's 1760 matches 100 60 minutes, that's1760 minutes it came down to a matter of inches enough to put your ahead in the spin, ben crutcher bbc news. this for them. so here's how things end up in the english premiership... northampton‘s defeat didn't matter in the end. they'll play exeter in the semi

finals again next weekend. a second half comeback at leicester earned bath the final spot in the top six and a guaranteed place in the champions cup next season. there were also final day winds for sale, bristol and worcester. defending champions leinster will face glasgow in the pro1a final they after beat rivals munster 2a—9 in their semi. later ospreys and scarlets play—off for a place in the champions cup next weekend. it's a 7:a5 kick off. there's live commentary on bbc radio wales of that one. catalans dragons are celebrating after beating wigan in a historic super league match in spain. they won 33—16 at barcelona's nou camp — in their first appearance at the stadium. catalans scored the game's first try — michael mcilorum going over against his former cloud. wigan fought back though — this superb solo try from liam marshall reduced the deficit to two points at half time. but catalans were too strong in the second half — scoring four tries to win in front of a record cloud of over 31,000.

ok it's a big day in netball. karthi and emily are here to take us through it. karthi? we've been talking about trophies and how is that big month this may. we have today with a grand final in netball. and the end of this month byjuly, we have the well kept coming up. talk about this our reporter, emily croydon. one. these are the two best sides this season — just explain how the season works and what winning the grand final means to these two teens? the ten teens play each other twice with the regular season progressing to which read last week and the two winners from the snatches come together and they show a piece of the season for the grand final, wasp going for a third straight title perhaps unsurprisingly they show a piece of the season for the grand final, wasp going for a third straight title perhaps unsurprisingly today's opponents and

one of those matches was won by only one of those matches was won by only one goal is to be expected today to be exciting so it's proving and wasp came out really quickly, took an early lead but manchester thunder dominated second quarter and it was then that he win at half—time i had. but wasp showed all the experience that got in this final, they came back really strong again after the break and it now looks like it's a damn who will be the favourite to win the final and defend —— than that, they cut off at the games a perfect example of nothing over until it's over thunder getting everything to get back in. contested game as expected. that well—kept is coming up with several internationals involved, several people looking to the announcements coming up. tracy nevels england squad announced this coming thursday and wasp had three players in their squad helping to be in by 12 player list, they had a lead most icap player and a better negotiator

rachel, and began defend herfriend, who is actually her chance may come now after an injury to an acl earlier this week, but for a friend that could present an opportunity. wasps have south african captain and caroline who is northern ireland *, she's featuring from manchester thunder today as if they like the players helping to a restaurant come through today unscathed and then also to take the last chance to impress the well—kept. also to take the last chance to impress the well-kept. the venues get bigger with the pictures from the grand final, the pro—final of netball is improving and obviously with the well—kept and liveable coming up in a few months' time to get bigger. absolutely as it was last year as well, a sold out today at about 7000 in the arena, and when it moves deliverable for the well cut the cloud will be bigger again as he said tickets already selling out while i think about 90,000 had been sold for that tournament

already. and i think it's a case that since england commonwealth game victory, people became more aware they can see some of the worlds best players here week in and week out and is showing the people going down to watch the sport and i think we will see more in the next months as we move to liverpool. they were quickly sold out in the beginning and we will be on the bbc in sms are plenty of exciting sport to come. triathlon now and alistair brownlee and sophie coldwell won their respective races at the itu world cup in italy. while britain's alex yee finished fifth in the men's race at the world triathlon series in yokohama. it was the 21—year—old”s first standard—distance race on the world series circuit and a medal would have marked the first step towards olympic qualification. georgia taylor—brown also finished fifth in the women's race. ok let's have a quick look at some of the days other stories... and graham potter is set to be named

as brighton's new manager. he's told his current cloud swansea city that he wishes to leave and take overfrom chris hughton who was sacked as albion boss earlier in the week. brighton are expected to pay over two million pounds in compensation. jack laugher has just taken the gold in looks set to take the gold in the men's 3—metre springboard final — in the london leg of diving world series. fellow brit dan goodfellow also made the most of a home advantage, taking the silver. britain's reece prescod ran ‘sub ten seconds' in the season opener of the men's100 metres at the shanghai diamond league. that was good enough for fourth place in the final. america's noah lyles finished ahead of christian coleman in a photo finish forfirst place. marc marquez has equalled valentino rossi's record of pole positions in moto gp, after setting the pace in qualifying for tomorrow's french grand prix at le mans. britain's cal crutchlow will start from 15th. dutch driver betske visser took victory in the second—ever w series race at zolder. britain's jamie chadwick, who finished first in

the opening race, came second. great britain men's hockey team were beaten 3—2 by argentina at the pro league event in london. they stay third in the table. gb's women also lost to argentina — beaten 2—1 in a penalty shoot out after it finished one apeice at full—time. switching to ic ehockey now and great britain's world championship camapign continues tonight when they face hosts slovakia in ko—sheet—sa. we canjoin our reporter seth bennett now who is there ahead of tip—off in around 20 minutes time. seth, what can we look forward to? apple arena behind me it's a night where tickets are sold out for a very long time, bashful arena. the slovakian is a very fast scaled and a handfulfor slovakian is a very fast scaled and a handful for great britain,

slovakian is a very fast scaled and a handfulfor great britain, the great britain for it is here so he's plane tonight because he's injured but what do you expect from slovakia? they will be a great skating team so far like every nation we have played, he played before coming into this tournament and for 40 minutes we are in a good game with them so i'm hoping we can do that it's going to come down to the first ten minutes we do come out ha rd the first ten minutes we do come out hard and match their speed and do a good job in the first ten. crucially for great britain they must find a way to win the remaining ones at least one of the remaining games to have a chance at staying at this level in 12 months' time, matthew, can they do it? definitely we did notjust come here to make up numbers we came to stay up and it's a tough group that has lots of teens who come here to lose 19 icap, germany where in the top they went to canada so the toppings we have two games left and we need to get points out. what about tonight, what

do you predict will happen? they will probably dominate the position again possession, but as long as the boys packed the house then and stand tall, hopefully look at the skyline close and it'll be a chance for us. are you fit to play monday? yeah i will be back monday. good news for everyone, big night here full house, 89,000 fans, great britain looking for that first ever victory over slovakia, it'll be some night. thank you forjoining us, seth. athletes often talk about their journey of getting to the olympics — and it's usually a tale of great sacrifice and dedication — but weightlifter cyreel tchatchet the second has a story that stands out from the rest. just a few years ago, cyreel was living on the streets of brighton and suffering from depression. now, he's hoping to compete as part of the refugee team in japan next summer. david mcdaid has been to meet him.

a record—breaking weightlifter and national champion, cyreel is as strong as they come. on the surface you would never know he's a man who came back from the brink. i talked about suicide for a long time just any day, i nearly attempted actually, it's true that i actually got hurt physically. he developed depression two months after finding himself homeless in brighton in 201a. he fled to the athletes village at the glasgow commonwealth games where he competed for his native cameroon. i was living in a new country and a new city and not knowing anyone and you feel like you're nothing, i had no food i had no why there i was helpless, that was that thing got to a point where i just thought what am i even wasting time, just kill yourself.

a phone call to the samaritans elected him getting help in applying for asylum for reasons he he cannot yet disclose. i'm going to check your blood pressure. rebuilding his life in the uk, his training as a mental health nurse. the main reason i got into nursing is because i experienced depression and i received support so i kind of want to get in to get and give back the support i received from nurses and my gp. on top of studies, he's also been earmarked as a possible member of the refugee team at next year olympics in tokyo. compare your life now to when you were on the streets and you thought i don't want to live any more how is it now i'm happy at the moment, i go to university, i'm able to train now. i have a room roof and food to eat, i feel safe. i'm quite thankful for that now.

that's all from sportsday. going back to wembley to show you fantastic scenes, incredible went from manchester city got better for them, and be an manchester city winning the fa cup final, sixth goal is to now, that's the joint biggest win and a half a cup final since barry b darby in 1903, so a standing her manchester city, the complete unprecedented domestic travel and men's football. there was a hot trick for rahim sterling but kevin was at the end of the match, these are the celebration picture is. guy is there as commentator and celebrating the pitch, that fans have watford had a great day out despite that huge loss, 198a was the last time they got to an fa cup final and although they will be

disappointed, they will be happy with the season they had had in the premier league and reaching an fa cup final. we should tell you leon one b client —— competition, will be back at 7:30pm we will see you then. (music). music.

hello, good afternoon. we have seen a reversal of fortune for today. the sunshine has been developing more widely for england and wales. as a result, it has felt a bit warmer, but that has been triggering some heavy showers. further north for northern ireland and here in scotland, it has been colder than it has been for quite awhile underneath the cloud, and outbreaks of rain and drizzle. temperatures have been struggling 11—13 celsius. into this evening, no cloud is still affecting particularly mainland scotland. still some rain and drizzle around, a fairly gentle easterly breeze. so quite cloudy and gray and damp across northern ireland, slowly brightening up in the far north of england, but still some showers. further south, some sunshine, but slow moving, heavy showers not far away from wembley in fact. this evening, a lot of the showers will

fade away. we will see it turning misty with patchy fog, low cloud coming in off the north sea. also some cloud continuing for scotland and northern ireland. still some damp and ireland. still some damp and justly conditions, temperatures 7—9 degrees. into tomorrow, many places should be warmer than today, especially in the sunshine. again, light winds and slow moving heavy, potentially thundery showers. bit cloudy for northern ireland and scotland, but it should brighten up. some showers arriving through the afternoon, and with sunshine after the morning mist and fog for england and wales, some slow moving, heavy showers. maybe in a line across the spine of england some downpours here. temperatures a touch higher, particularly in the south—east. warmer than today for scotland and northern ireland. nothing much is changing at the moment. we are close to an area of low pressure. of high

pressure as well, but we are getting these showers developing as they get a bit of heat to the day. again, a misty start on monday morning, some sunny spells developing. those showers arriving as well. not much wind to move them on. showers further east across england, and temperatures similar to those of sunday. 17 through the central belt. 19 or 2a southern parts of england and wales. heading into tuesday, wet weather across central and northern scotland. otherwise, dry elsewhere. turning wetter towards the end of the week.

this is bbc news, i'm chris rogers. the headlines at 7pm. manchester city storm to victory in the fa cup final, thrashing watford 6—0 to complete a historic domestic treble. manchester city storm to victory in the fa cup final — australian prime minister, scott morrison, claims victory for his centre—right coalition government — in a shock result at the country's federal polls. tonight is not about me. it's not about even the liberal party. tonight is about every single australian who depends on the government to put them first. the shadow brexit secretary — sir keir starmer — says to break the brexit impasse, the government should commit to another referendum in the withdrawal agreement bill. prince william opens up about the ‘pain' he suffered