still down and where to 13 celsius, still down and where we should be. here's a quick comparison. we will be there for a good part of this week. into wednesday, the cold and frosty star, the chance of mist and fog but most places staying dry on wednesday, even with a bit of cloud and one or two showers. a big difference into wednesday on the eastern coast, the chill returns, the wind coming off the sea as the high pressure shifts, when going round in a clockwise fashion, north—easterly wind bringing the air of the sea temperatures of 7 or 8 degrees. not much above that through the day. one or two showers for east anglia but most parts of the uk on thursday will be dry again. sunny spells, the best of it in the morning, more cloud in the afternoon. beyond that most places will stay dry, temperatures looking a little into the weekend. but we could see some rain in scotland and northern ireland. a reminder of our top story...

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hello, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight. matsuyama says the floodgates will open as he makes history forjapan at the masters. after making racing history at aintree, rachael blackmore tells us about the homecoming. i haven't really processed the fact. i haven't really processed the fact. i watched the replay a few times, but still just hard i watched the replay a few times, but stilljust hard to comprehend it all. and another step in

the right direction — gyms and leisure centres reopen. evening. hideki matsuyama says he hopes to be a pioneer after becoming the first japanese player to win a men's major. the 29—year—old started the day four shots clear, but a nervy back nine saw him hang on to win by a single stroke from the american debutant will zalatoris. in a moment, we'll hear from radio five lives golf correspondent iain carter, but first, here's joe lynskey. hideki matsuyama had just tapped in for the masters. for what it means to his country, just watch his caddy. this is japan's first major

champion in men's golf. matsuyama is admired around the world but make history quietly. admired around the world but make history quietly-— history quietly. what does it feel like to be the _ history quietly. what does it feel like to be the first _ history quietly. what does it feel like to be the first japanese - history quietly. what does it feel. like to be the first japanese golfer like to be the first japanese golfer to win the masters? i’m like to be the first japanese golfer to win the masters?— to win the masters? i'm really ha - . to win the masters? i'm really happy- for — to win the masters? i'm really happy- for a _ to win the masters? i'm really happy. for a man _ to win the masters? i'm really happy. for a man of— to win the masters? i'm really happy. for a man of few - to win the masters? i'm really i happy. for a man of few words, to win the masters? i'm really - happy. for a man of few words, golf and a pandemic— happy. for a man of few words, golf and a pandemic might _ happy. for a man of few words, golf and a pandemic might have - happy. for a man of few words, golf and a pandemic might have suited l and a pandemic might have suited him. most years, japan's huge press pat follow him around, but this week they weren't here. without the chatter, matsuyama could read the greens. he stayed in front throughout day four.- greens. he stayed in front throughout day four. ever since he came into limelight _ throughout day four. ever since he came into limelight in _ throughout day four. ever since he came into limelight in 2011, - throughout day four. ever since he came into limelight in 2011, he - throughout day four. ever since he j came into limelight in 2011, he has been impounded by the media. but he's gotten use to it. he's not going to talk much, even after this, but what he has done is just amazing. and now that he has won the masters, you canjust imagine, it

will be crazy out there and all the people are going to want to be there. ., , ., , ., there. there was one nervy moment. when matsuyama _ there. there was one nervy moment. when matsuyama hit _ there. there was one nervy moment. when matsuyama hit the _ there. there was one nervy moment. when matsuyama hit the water, - there. there was one nervy moment. when matsuyama hit the water, this| when matsuyama hit the water, this is how japan heard when matsuyama hit the water, this is howjapan heard it. but 7000 miles away, they watched him recover, and soon this golf mad nation will cheer a hero home. matsuyama will go for gold in tokyo in the olympics. some think he could carry in the torch.— carry in the torch. because there's not much happening _ carry in the torch. because there's not much happening at _ carry in the torch. because there's not much happening at the - carry in the torch. because there's. not much happening at the moment carry in the torch. because there's - not much happening at the moment and other support | not much happening at the moment and other su -o - ., , ~ not much happening at the moment and other surmo— other support i really think that is ve much other support i really think that is very much possible _ other support i really think that is very much possible for _ other support i really think that is very much possible for him - other support i really think that is very much possible for him to - other support i really think that is very much possible for him to do. but whether he does that are not, he's going to be an essential figure in whatever kind of promotions the olympic stars from here on in the start of the olympics. this olympic stars from here on in the start of the olympics.— olympic stars from here on in the start of the olympics. this is a win for aolf's start of the olympics. this is a win for golf's global _ start of the olympics. this is a win for golf's global game. _ start of the olympics. this is a win for golf's global game. tiger - start of the olympics. this is a win l for golf's global game. tiger woods wrote what that means for the sport.

matsuyama will take it in in his own way and let the world do the talking. joe lynskey, bbc news. as promised, let's get more on this from our golf correspondent iain carter. good evening to you. japan has had some fine golfers down the years. the list goes on. but matsuyama doing for his country what none of them could, getting that elusive first men's major. what impact you think it will have on my part of the world? i think it will have on my part of the world? ~ �* , ., ., think it will have on my part of the world? ~ �*, ., ., , ., world? i think it's going to be a big breakthrough, _ world? i think it's going to be a big breakthrough, and - world? i think it's going to be a big breakthrough, and it's- world? i think it's going to be a - big breakthrough, and it's something that will be massively celebrated in japan, which is already a very passionate country towards golf. also very passionate towards its sporting stars. you have to look at the kind of recognition that naomi osaka can command from the world of tennis and demand —— injapan. matsuyama becomes a big poster boy

for that, and i think for him, it's really a case of how does he cope with all the extra attention. perhaps not the only worry because it is not something that he is particularly unique at ease with, so that's perhaps his biggest challenge, dealing with the amount of attention he's generated for himself. ., , . ~ ., himself. the patrons were back on the fairways. _ himself. the patrons were back on the fairways, the _ himself. the patrons were back on the fairways, the first _ himself. the patrons were back on the fairways, the first golf- himself. the patrons were back on the fairways, the first golf major. the fairways, the first golf major of the year. we just hope more and more fans will get back into it. when you look at that leaderboard, let's look at the runner—up. will zalatoris cut quite a figure. we feel like we will see a lot more of him over the coming months. absolutely, he's pencil slim but showtime because of his looks. he looked at a dustup. we know traditionally, rockies don't do particularly well. maybe it's something to do with the z at the

start of the surname, but i think it's more to do with these superb ball striking, the confidence with which he is playing, and he's already proved himself to be a world—class talent. that's two major top—end, including a runner—up at the masters. he really does at the age of 2a look like a very special talent. age of 24 look like a very special talent. ., , . talent. considering the recent american _ talent. considering the recent american denomination - talent. considering the recent american denomination of. talent. considering the recent american denomination of all| talent. considering the recent. american denomination of all the majors, a real internationalfield to the top of the leaderboard. justin rose lead for two rounds. he had a really tough weekend, just the sort of keep himself in the picture. it was a case of clinging on for justin rose. it wasn't as though his game was pouring along as it sometimes might. he was making clutch cuts to hang around the leaderboard. in the end, it caught up leaderboard. in the end, it caught up with him. but this is encouraging. he's not played for a month, finishing seventh provides

world ranking points, and it can potentially offer him lift off for the 2020 world season. of course, is an important year. carrington, the captain of the european team, will be delighted to see him showing signs of grit, determination and form. �* ., , ., .,, form. another debutante, robert mcln re, form. another debutante, robert mcintyre. he _ form. another debutante, robert mcintyre, he had _ form. another debutante, robert mcintyre, he had a _ form. another debutante, robert mcintyre, he had a great - form. another debutante, robert mcintyre, he had a great four- form. another debutante, robert l mcintyre, he had a great four days. he's going to be back next time. that gets you back in the top 12. they get back to a dustup regardless. perhaps most refreshing for scottish fans —— augusta'. he felt it was a course that suited him. we know that augusta' has suited many a left—handed. you wonder if one is lying in wait for bob mcintyre. maybe not next year, but in the years to come. irate

bob mcintyre. maybe not next year, but in the years to come.— but in the years to come. we will see. but in the years to come. we will see- many _ but in the years to come. we will see. many thanks _ but in the years to come. we will see. many thanks for _ but in the years to come. we will see. many thanks for looking - but in the years to come. we will see. many thanks for looking at i but in the years to come. we will. see. many thanks for looking at the masters with us. it really was a weekend of sporting firsts. rachael blackmore is always very quick to label herself as just a jockey. she was the leading rider at the cheltenham festival last month with six winners including the champion chase and champion hurdle, but on saturday, she won the most famous race of all, the grand national — a first for a female jockey. she's been speaking to our senior sports news reporter laura scott. things are very different. everyone who lives in our state came out to the front of the house with balloons and cheering us back in. everyone made a lobby effort. in the circumstances, that was really special. i circumstances, that was really s - ecial. ., circumstances, that was really s - ecial. . , ., circumstances, that was really secial. . , ., ., ., , special. i imagine your fame has been going _ special. i imagine your fame has been going mental— special. i imagine your fame has been going mental since - special. i imagine your fame has i been going mental since saturday. have you had any messages from

people that have particularly stood out, anyone from other sports that have message you? if out, anyone from other sports that have message you?— out, anyone from other sports that have message you? if there's been a lot of messages. _ have message you? if there's been a lot of messages. it's _ have message you? if there's been a lot of messages. it's been _ lot of messages. it's been unbelievable. people i haven't spoken to for years from school, people like ringo starts reading about it. —— tweeting about it, it's just such an iconic race and it catches everyone's imagination. i know you don't like to see yourself as a female jockey. you're at the top of your game but there was a time when people didn't think women should ride. i rememberat time when people didn't think women should ride. i remember at the time charlotte road, ginger mccain said women should not ride. is there a sense of satisfaction that you've defied the doubters that it was possible for a woman? i defied the doubters that it was possible for a woman?- defied the doubters that it was possible for a woman? i think the achievements _ possible for a woman? i think the achievements of _ possible for a woman? i think the achievements of recent _ possible for a woman? i think the

achievements of recent time, - possible for a woman? i think the i achievements of recent time, when i entered, were so big that the gender thing was never an issue. ijust carry that forward. there's no taking away from the fact that most times weren't that long ago, but just for me personally, it's never been experienced in recent times by me, and i think that something racing should be very proud of. you are at the top _ racing should be very proud of. you are at the top of your game. you are the bestjockey around at are at the top of your game. you are the best jockey around at the moment. what is it that makes you the bestjockey at moment. what is it that makes you the best jockey at the moment. what is it that makes you the bestjockey at the moment? first the best 'ockey at the moment? first of all, the best jockey at the moment? first of all. getting — the best jockey at the moment? first of all. getting on _ the bestjockey at the moment? f "st of all, getting on the best horses at the moment is a massive help. so, at the moment is a massivehetpasoaw be at the moment is a massivehetpaseaw be involved at the moment is a mssslvehetpasoaw be involved with stables, it's a to be involved with stables, it's a massive thing. it doesn't matter how good you are is a jockey. if you don't have the ammunition, so i was so fortunate. things just fell into place and ijust so fortunate. things just fell into place and i just feel extremely lucky to be associated. my

association... with the horses he has, with his ability to get the very best out of all of them, it's a fantastic team to be associated with. i fantastic team to be associated with. ~ ., i. fantastic team to be associated with. ~ ., �* with. i know you say it hasn't really settled _ with. i know you say it hasn't really settled in, _ with. i know you say it hasn't really settled in, but - with. i know you say it hasn't really settled in, but if - with. i know you say it hasn't really settled in, but if you . with. i know you say it hasn't i really settled in, but if you had with. i know you say it hasn't - really settled in, but if you had to try to sum up what it means to you, all those years of racing and growing up watching the grand national. you've had a bit of time to reflect on it and sleep. what you think about it? it’s to reflect on it and sleep. what you think about it?— think about it? it's been such a world when _ think about it? it's been such a world when sentience - think about it? it's been such a i world when sentience happened, think about it? it's been such a - world when sentience happened, so i haven't really protested —— it's been a world wind when it happened. i watched the replay, but it's hard to comprehend it all. ijust feel extremely lucky and it's such a

special race and i'm absolutely elated to be able to put my name beside it. , ., elated to be able to put my name beside it. , . ., ., ., beside it. grand nationalwinner rachael blackmore. _ let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines today. mark cavendish has secured his first stage win in over three years. the 35—year—old sprinted to victory on stage two of the tour of turkey, and now holds the overall race lead. he said it was 'an incredible feeling' to win again. british number one dan evans is in action at the monte carlo masters. he's taken the opening set in his first round match, but play has been stopped due to the rain in monaco. ben stokes' rajasthan royals side are struggling in their chase against the punjab kings. they were set a target of 222, but stokes was out for a duck in the very first over. onlyjust though, despite a mix—up in the field! they're they�* re currently they're currently 170 after 16 over. five live the place to go for commentary of that match.

i'm sure most of us have been looking forward to today, the next step of lockdown easing. i'll be making the most of it straight after this shift. i've really missed the gym. indoor pools and leisure centres have also reopened, giving a huge boost for recreational sport. here's our correspondentjoe wilson. monday morning in birmingham, jeremy sharp is finally back where he belongs — a gym session after the pool. he exercised for 30 years, week in, week out — until lockdown. jeremy has cerebral palsy. he need fitness for crucial mobility, to keep the life he wants to live. the activities many people turned to during lockdown simply weren't possible forjeremy — he needs to be here. it is absolutely brilliant. i actually got quite emotional about it first thing this morning, which i didn't expect to do. moving my muscles at the moment is like trying to move a brick wall.