' clutch southern england and another clutch of showers working into parts of the southeast. it will be heavy and potentially sundry and slow in nature as well. in the week he had when we start up for that mixture of sunshine and showers on monday later in the week we made start to see them strengthen as low—pressure threatens to bring more rain for some of us and for monday it's a similar kind of day with not a great deal of wind around to move their showers, but some of the showers again will grow to be pretty heavy with the risk of thunderstorms as we headed to the afternoon and nowhere is immune from seeing the downpour by and between the showers heights of 17 in edinburgh and 20 towards the london area. showers for the first few days of the week ahead, but later on as the wind picks up we may start to see some rain moving in as we have towards friday and a low detail exactly where that ring is going to be is still open to a little bit of doubt, but nevertheless of the next 2a hours heavy showers and thunderstorms to watch out for.

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. the fa cup final is the dominant story today.

hello, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... domestic travel of trophies as they beat watford in the fa cup final. ken brooks kept echo coast to coast and retain the golf pga championship title. and the title is marching on into the italian open file. also coming up in the programme, northampton take the last playoff spot on the final day of the season and rugby union permission. as harlequin comes up short.

manchester city have won an unprecedented domestic treble in english men's football, by adding the fa cup to their league cup and premier league titles... and they did it in ultimate style, thrashing watford 6—nil at wembley the biggest fa cup final win since way back in i903....0ur correspondent david 0rnstein is there for us and david this city squad continue to write their names into the record books... it was incredible, wejust it was incredible, we just can't our breath, the stadium has finally emptied and the noise inside here was something else, manchester city had become used to success in recent yea rs had become used to success in recent years especially since the abu dhabi group bought them out in 2008, at the premiere of the title is, of course delete cup this season as well, but they have been waiting

since 2011 friday fa cup, even more concerning in this competition was that in 2013, they lost to begin athletic or regulated a week later, when the grace upsets an fa cup history, this was the one trophy nesting from their side of a resume and pat guardiola's and they got it and pat guardiola's and they got it and in some style they came in to make history and did so in quite a spectacular fashion, make history and did so in quite a spectacularfashion, it was make history and did so in quite a spectacular fashion, it was a game that a live long in memory in certain moments that live long in memory to as craig reports. the old wembley was a sight of grady of the finest hour as a player, could anyone be when his team winds and historic travel? watford and the first cup final 35 years look to provide a sting in the tail. he knows the importance of taking the chances. because that's what city dies and when david so that gave the opportunity, he took it. when his

na m esa ke opportunity, he took it. when his namesake bernardo was allowed space it was two, i gabriel thought he scored it but it was a man who grew up scored it but it was a man who grew up in the shadow of wembley with a final touch. perhaps not how rahim sterling dream did, but they all count. starling provided kevin to go to mass. they were not done yet and there was still time for gabriel jesus to get the goal the performance dessert. and for breaking starling to score not only his second, they start as well. that's probably more like how the dream would've gone. six goals, three domestic trophies, history made. of grace in the final four not far watford and the result is what it is, but yeah we finished an incredible year for us, so for everyone, congratulations especially the paint —— play because they are

the paint —— play because they are the reason why we won this title. that starts with the manager, we set the standard at beginning of the season and said we have to go back and it's the group, positive group, and it's the group, positive group, and players and talent and a question need and that's why we did it. we knew before the game, you have to play the perfect game, i think we started well, we created the best chance after ten minutes, we didn't score with roberto act our option and after that, they dominated again, we scored goal is in the second half, they dominated the game and it was difficult for us trying to price, our hearts made the effort and we could not do it, we could not do a better, they were a better and congratulations to dan that we tried and maybe next time.

it was heartbreak for watford, but manchester city got better and better, they are collecting trophies ata better, they are collecting trophies at a rate that english football has rarely seen. we mustn't forget though, that off the paycheque it's not quite as smooth, and perhaps they will not want this to be the day they talk about it but only this week, they were the subject of reports they could be banned from the champions he for one season for breaking financial rules, they are also being investigated over the signing of youth players, but today, they made headlines for the right reasons on the pitch and this will be an iconic victory not just for them, you mentioned 1903 at the top of the programme but also breaking starling scoring high trick the first person to do so in an fa cup final since the 1950s. manchester city limit, their level seems to show no limits, and i think the rivals especially domestic competition will really be fearing that now, a lot more had they got to

get, but they will be looking to replicate this binary in europe which has been the one place they had not been able to break through and quite such prolific fashion. as for those three trophies, they will be on display monday when city conduct a parade around the city centre, so if you thought celebrations are while you are today, wait until you see them up north on monday. thank you, david i don't think i'll be one of those taking part. yeah little bit. 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—nil 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 have won the women's champions league final for a fourth successive season — and they've done it with ease. they thrashed barcelona 4—1 in the final in budapest — dzsenifer marozsan putting lyon ahead afterjust five minutes. then two goals in five minutes put lyon in real control — both goals from ada hegerberg. 3—nil up inside 15 minutes. she completed her hat—trick before half time — 4—0 at the break. barcelona did get one back late on — but much too little, too late. there was a fond farewell for two club 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 club. 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 0pen. konta came from a set behind for a great semi—final 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 younger heine has been searching for something and there, somewhere. when you find it it's obvious that kind of tennis and made her wimbledon semifinalist in 2017, that could send the number one —— numberfour to the floor. kiki beeped that count, one moment she was setting for the set she wanted. but she grew

u nsteady for the set she wanted. but she grew unsteady and a second and contest seized on the mistake. 0nce unsteady and a second and contest seized on the mistake. once at all, momentum with jan heine. previously she found things nationally, but in the third she melded to it. feather touch blended with sledgehammer power, by now than i try to escape hergrip, the line power, by now than i try to escape her grip, the linejust to pity. she didn't, she's into the first and final, and a week before french oven, found form the last place she thinks 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. 0ur golf correspondent iain carter is on long islandq* how

i see you nodding along an agreement it's been brilliant, beeping to keep it's been brilliant, beeping to keep it going? he shows no sign of faltering, i think the scary thing for the rest of the field is the fa ct for the rest of the field is the fact that he didn't play particularly well yesterday and felt the need to go straight to the range after his 65, which tech can to 12 under par. if an extraordinary start come up restaurant 63, i one has covered that opening 36 holes of any major championship and so few number of shots. 128 being record by two. making his way to the first tee he looks as though he has a brimful of confidence, and imposing burly physique he has, he's been overpowering the golf course and it's been absolutely remarkable to this point, but of course still two rounds to go. we might see equally remarkable if he has overhauled the

people charged with doing that bind them on leaderboard jordan and adam scott do you think they will attack them from the start? they will have to play positively but also be aware that any mistake will count them out in the contest, both had different pressures to deal with. jordan speed has not had a top 20 finish, since september last year. that shows a kind of inconsistency that's read out his game, be equally has the motivation that where he to end, he become only the six demand to com plete become only the six demand to complete the career grand slam of winning all four major titles. i scott pie there is traditionally very shaky we saw that the masters and end 64 yesterday, so demons to be conquered there. i think looking further down the leaderboard, dustin johnson will be a threat, and a good start from justin rose, i can for the first and he's got four under par. are golf corresponded, i thank you forjoining us.

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 various presentations is enough to make anybody busy, likely not have been in their hands by beating exeter at least, early lead, certainly helping, it went to guarantee a tougherfourfinish helping, it went to guarantee a tougher four finish disappeared as the discipline short—handed, northampton fell behind. not emerge from a quick game of hide and seek with the ball and tried, i bade dennis pushed to clear the saints could march no further though, luke confirmed their fate beaten by 40 points 221. all of this meant harlequin could swine the plaid

party at wasps only for their finale to have a sting in the tail, first blow from josh may not have been too painful especially when you have joe marching on your side bulldozing cla n marching on your side bulldozing clan crucially clear, once a wasp has sung that stunned they come back and deliver my pain, just and say not once but twice in dating the back line to maintain their own faint hope of champion ship. staggering, but struggling, quinn fell short but hang on, somewhere in the gaggle list elliot touching down putting them within touching distance at the top four finish. as the roller coaster campaign to pass the roller coaster campaign to pass the final minute, james had a chance to win it. that close. nine months, 20 notches, 1760 minutes, it all came down to a matter of inches. enough to put your head in a spin. 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 wins for sale, bristol and worcester. defending champions leinster will face glasgow in the pro14 final they after beat rivals munster 24—9 in their semi. 0spreys and scarlets are playing—off for a place in the champions cup next weekend. it's just kicked 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 club. wigan fought back though — this superb solo try from liam marshall reduced the deficit to 2

points at half time. but catalans were too strong in the second half — scoring four tries to win in front of a record crowd of over 31,000. big day interns and silverware and netball. karthi and emily are here to take us through it.. trophies galore so far and we have more coming up in the month of may. and this summer with the world cup. today manchester thunder have beaten wasps to win the 2019 netball superleague title and coming up over injuly we have the netball world cup in liverpool. i think many expected wasp experience at the big occasion would went out today, but crucially thunder knew they could write all of them having beaten them twice in the regular season, it was that belief i suppose they carried them through

and they needed it, they twice trailed by six goals in the match, six going and to the final quarter, wasp had pushed on after the break, they establish that lead, heading for a third straight title but after an injury to the regular go shooter, ellie came on and change the game she showed great composer as they pulled off a victory that looked and night —— unlikely with 15 minutes ago, a great moment for them, i first went to 2014. considering how hotly contested this was between two top teens, but annie had done anything to change what would happen in the next week or so with international coming up with yellow the england squad announcement is due thursday, there was a usual reliability from wasp centre, she's the most capped player and a veteran goal shooter would have gotten myself any harm either, she's always consistent under the post but the one you might have caught is allie

caldwell, she came on and on the fringe of england squad in the last couple of years really, but the way she performed in the dying moments has shown she can handle the big occasion at something england will meet it there to challenge for the well title this summer, a click where it all set for northern ireland. their head coach is the manchester thunder assistant, the captain is there centre as well, that two of them will take confidence from this into their campus as they prepare for wolcott. asa campus as they prepare for wolcott. as a solid the pictures were looking at there for what was happening at the arena in mind then, there has been a surge in popularity from that ball that's grown for a while, but the commonwealth games made a difference in how having world cup in the country makes a difference. you're right, i think it's all going at the moment feels like a great momentum behind this point and i think crucially he came from the commonwealth games gold and momentum last year, i think people have become more aware through media coverage and it's fibre extensively covered them before they can now see

the wilds of bass players week and week out as you stated the box there is so out again and the tickets as well for wolcott 90,000 tickets having sold already, so i can only see momentum going in the next few months as we build towards liverpool and what many expect to be the most competitive world cup ever. family atmosphere as well that you can go to and that'll be across all about this, with the wild —type in liverpool in july. this, with the wild —type in liverpool injuly. it'll be on the bbc sell plenty more to look for it to you in the summer notjust football. yes indeed. 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 0lympic qualification. georgia taylor—brown also finished

fifth in the women's race. 0k 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 club 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 2 million pounds in compensation. jack laugher has just taken the gold in the men's 3—metre springboard final — in the london leg of the 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's 100 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 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 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. 0n 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 2014. he fled to the athletes village at the glasgow commonwealth games where he competed for his native cameroon. i was living under a bridge 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 water 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 led 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. great story there and here's a look at the other stories. we wish him all the best on his journey, now back to the fa cup final, manchester city with a massive six now whenever wofford, high—ranking city —— starling will have to settle for two goals because it's been credited to gabrieljesus instead almost it, but we will end the programme with a brand—new bbc trailer. for this summer's women's world cup featuring london rapper ms banks. talking about how big the summer of sport will be particularly for women in sport playing a key part in the change they game campaign which we

will see more women sparked to broadcast than ever before. (music). music.

cooler across northern ireland in scotla nd cooler across northern ireland in scotland main reason for that is its cloudy grey and wet. he has a radar picture picking up the area of rain, across scotland and northern ireland set up —— but the south he sees framing of sky and showers, still let that just about at the moment, but they are fading away, on the way out, and overnight tonight it it'll become dry for much of england and wales whereas for northern ireland and scotland i will be patches of rain around. as well as that we had missed and found patches, some of this continue to affect the east coast of scotland, and across part that you can get, east midlands seeing murky here, by the first part of sunday morning. 0ne seeing murky here, by the first part of sunday morning. one way or another, sunday starts on a great cloudy note with some rain left over in the northwest, but as morning goes by, because it brightened up with sunshine coming through, but that'll trigger some showers, those

showers will be quite happy and pondering, nowhere is immune from the downpour but most widespread across eastern parts of scotland running into some central and eastern parts of england rather —— wish showers become happy and fun he andi wish showers become happy and fun he and i also slow—moving in nature, some areas getting a lengthy downpour, aside from the shallots, sunshine around it to be a warmer day for northern ireland and scotland, edinburgh 16 degrees. highs of 20 degrees towards london in the southeast and that your weather.

this is bbc news. i'm chris rogers. the headlines at eight. 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 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 after the death of his mother — diana, the princess of wales — in a bbc documentary about mental health. manchester city storm to victory in the fa cup final,