as the emblem of hospice care, families were given sunflower seeds to plant, just like her own children who've been racing to see whose will grow the fastest, with prince louis currently in the lead. leigh milner, bbc news. the rolling stones have said that donald trump could face legal action if he continues to use their songs at his campaign rallies. the band is working with the performing rights organisation, the bmi, to stop the unauthorised use of their music. the trump campaign used the song you can't always get what you want at last week's rally

in tulsa in oklahoma. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. well, the weather was a real mixed bag across the uk today. heavy rain for some of us, gusty winds, but some sunshine around too, and this mixture of weather was brought by low pressure, which is going to be here through tonight and also into tomorrow. and it's a very slow—moving low, meaning that the weather pattern is not going to change very quickly. in fact, we keep getting the heavy rain in the same places, so northern ireland, south—western scotland, the north—west of england into yorkshire too whereas, further south, always drier and clearer, and that's what we are going to have through tomorrow as well. now, eventually, some of that rain will clear away as this low starts to blow itself out, but there will still be plenty of showers around, perhaps thundery ones there across scotland and northern england. the better weather again in the south.

temperatures 16—19d, but it is going to feel on the cool side. and here's the week ahead, certainly a very fresh one on the way. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... in the last few minutes, it's been announced that the cabinet secretary, sir mark sedwell, is to step down as the government's most senior civil servant. ministers consider reimposing some coronavirus restrictions in leicester, because of a surge of cases there. with local ups, it is right that we have a localised solution in terms of infection control, distancing, testing.

uk prime minister borisjohnson sets out his plans to build his way to economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. more details will be revealed on the easing of non—essential travel restrictions, for many popular european holiday destinations. time for us to us to catch up with some sport. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm chetan pathak. the late show — drama at bramall lane as arsenal score in stoppage time to reach the semi finals of the fa cup. danny ings at it again in the premier league — to leave watford in trouble. and job done for dan evans who wins tennis‘ battle of the brits.

hello and welcome to sportsday. you can say what you want about arsenal in the premier league, but they have a habit of delivering in the fa cup and they've done it again. the is—time winners are into the semi finals after a late goalfrom dani ceballos won the game at sheffield united. adam wild reports. an empty silent bramall lane just moments before kick—off. the fabled magic of the fa cup is in there somewhere. without the passion of the fans, it feels a little harder to find. football has to get used to changing times. he was convinced he had given sheffield united the lead, only for video technology to tell

him otherwise. offside. as he was brought down—to—earth, so it too was other end. the penalty put an end to any argument. arsenal leading at half—time. much of sheffield united's success has been down to the goalkeeper. here he was, quite incredibly, almost adding goal—scorer to his list of accomplishments. if that was wind —assisted, it was clumsy arsenal defending that eventually blew their lead. i—i defending that eventually blew their lead. 1—1 in extra time. as his team—mates couldn't keep their cool, dani team—mates couldn't keep their cool, da ni ca ballos team—mates couldn't keep their cool, dani ca ballos kept team—mates couldn't keep their cool, dani caballos kept his cool. so it's back to back wins for arsenal now, having lost their first two games when football returned. their coach mikel arteta reckons despite the congested fixture schedule. his side can end

the season on a high: it isa it is a great opportunity for us to try and win a title and play in europe as well. we have played for away games since restarting the premier league and that is not an easy thing to do. the calendar that we have from the premier league, thank you very much to play every three days while the rest are resting. no excuses. we will go for it and try again on tuesday. next, to the day's second quarter final between the sides third and fourth in the premier league. leicester city might just be above chelsea there. but their 38—year wait to reach the semi finals of the fa cup is going to continue, after ross barkley grabbed the winner at the king power stadium to take chelsea through. alex gulrajani reports. getting into leicester might become just a little bit harder in the near future. today, chelsea were in. there fa cup pedigree is well—known.

leicester have never won the competition so set about with some urgency. they knew they had to take chances when they came. jonny evans next to come up short. when they found some sense of rhythm, they had to be alert to the danger. manager frank lampard hadn't seen enough from his starting 11 so replacements came at half—time. one of them made a mark. ross barkley sweeps it in. he makes it 1—0 to the visitors. just what the manager wanted. chelsea had been second best up to that point and, after taking the lead, that did not really change. missed it completely. the chelsea goalkeeper got away with one there. another chance not ta ken goalkeeper got away with one there. another chance not taken by leicester. chelsea now needed more urgency, and when ross barkley went through again, it looks like the game would be settled. somehow, the ball stayed out of the net. but it

would not matter, chelsea through and into the last four. we were fortunate to be 0—0 at half—time, but we won the game and we must learn from some of the little mistakes within our game today. it is important to show you have got the grit to get the win. it will no doubt worry their future fa cup opponents, but also those clubs in the hunt for a top four league finish. the game now goalless, we will keep you updated. there was one game in the premier league today — with watford remaining in deep trouble after losing 3—1 at home to southampton danny ings scored twice to reach 21 goals in all competitions this season. one in each half as he made

it 2—0 after an hour. jan bednerek scored an own goal late on before james ward prowse removed any doubt with a sublime free—kick. saints look all but safe, but watford are just one point above the relegation zone. nottingham forest have boosted their hopes of securing a championship play off place with a 3—1 win over huddersfield. forest's top scorer lewis grabban scored in each half before ryan yates here capped off the win at the city ground to mark sabri lamouchi's first anniversary in charge. the win moves forest seven points clear of seventh placed preston. meanwhile, huddersfield drop into the relegation zone on goal difference. meanwhile, bristol city's hopes of reaching the play—offs are fading fast after a 2—1 defeat at home to sheffield wednesday, and massimo luongo with the second goal. the win lifts wednesday to 13th and just three points behind bristol city. pep guardiola's thoughts at the moment are focused on the fa cup — more on that in a moment — but he has confirmed his side

will give the champions liverpool a guard of honour when the two teams face each other later in the week. second—placed city welcome liverpool to the etihad on thursday in the premier league, and will offer the traditional gesture before kick off, just as city received as champions here against huddersfield a few seasons ago. with seven games remaining liverpool could still surpass city's record of 100 points in 2018. he came from a set down to beat andy murray. now, british number one dan evans has beaten kyle edmund for the first time in the final of the battle of the brits exhibition event at the national tennis centre in roehampton. he capped off an impressive week as austin halewood reports. under normal circumstances, tomorrow would have been the start of wimbledon. tennis right now is anything but normal. no one to collect the bulls and no one to watch the action. in the silence, this was a true battle of the brits. number two kyle edmund and british

number one dan evans, the man who beat andy murray in the semifinals and that form was clear to see from the start, evans dominating points from the net and sticking control from the net and sticking control from the net and sticking control from the first set. a grip on the match he would not relinquish. his reaction is that little bit quicker. into the second, evans stayed on top with an aggressive display as he worked edmund all over the court. that was before taking the match in straight sets. clinical performance from the british number one who would have been peaking atjust the right time for wimbledon. you just have to hope he will be in as good a form year. pakistan's cricket squad has arrived in england ahead of their tour later this summer. they left lahore earlier, without the ten players who recently tested postitive for coronavirus. the squad will initially isolate for two weeks in england before continuing their preparations ahead of a three test series and three twenty 20 internationals from august.

england bowler stuart broad says he's worried he won't be able to produce his best form without a crowd present against west indies. the three—test series, which begins onjuly 8th, will be played without spectators because of coronavirus. it will be more of a mental test to make sure that the players are up for the battle and i and very aware of that. i have already spoken to oui’ of that. i have already spoken to our sports psychologist about creating a bit of a mindset around making sure i can get my emotions up to where they need to be for me to perform my best. i have got to make sure my emotions are where they need to be foran sure my emotions are where they need to be for an international test match and that is something i started working on in earlyjune. manchester united, arsenal and chelsea are already in the hat for the semi final draw of the fa cup. room forjust one more side.

and it's going to be either of these two — manchester city or newcastle. city having most of the ball. hoping to ta ke city having most of the ball. hoping to take advantage of city's defeat to take advantage of city's defeat to chelsea on thursday. 0—0, and you can watch it live on bbc one. that's all from me.

hello and welcome to the latest in our special programmes on the coronavirus pandemic. i'm annita mcveigh. on today's programme, we have exclusive access inside a mumbai hospital's icu as the city struggles with coronavirus cases. plus, how new restrictions on distance rules and the use of face masks is making the world almost impossible to navigate for many deaf and blind people in the uk. and a reminder that you can keep up—to—date with the latest information about the pandemic on our website. but first, india has more than 400,000 cases of coronavirus, the fourth—highest number in the world, and its financial capital, mumbai, is one of the worst affected cities with nearly 70,000 covid infections so far. temporary beds have been made available, but the city's hospitals are still overstretched. the bbc has been given exclusive access to the intensive care

unit at the state run king edward memorial hospital in central mumbai. the sounds of battle between life and death. the city of mumbai has nearly 70,000 coronavirus cases, some are being treated here at the king edward memorial hospital. it is one of the city's largest state—run hospitals. we have been granted exclusive access to the intensive care unit. this woman shows us around. the doctor has worked here for ten years but the last three months have been the most difficult. we have to think and act on critical patients critically so you can imagine is a very big challenge, mentally, physically, it's very tiring and takes a big toll on the body.