richard westcott, bbc news, cambridge. a bit easier to grasp thanks to the talent of our weather presenters is the forecast. here's matt taylor. hello. whilst it's been a dry and sunny day for a few of you, for others, there's been some intense showers and thunderstorms and there are more to come again on monday, some of the worst of them in slightly different areas to where we saw through today. still some sunshine in between and whilst we've got the showers around at the moment, some of them will fade through the night, but there will be some continuing, particularly across parts of england and central scotland. a reasonably mild night, i think, for many, with temperatures dropping down into low single figures probably in northern ireland and south—west scotland. now, as we start monday, a fair bit of cloud around, but some sunny spells. many will start dry. there will still be some showers from overnight across scotland, northern and central parts of england, butjust notice how the showers blossom, again, perhaps fewer across the western half of england and wales compared with what we saw through today, but more intense showers and storms in eastern scotland and eastern parts of england.

in the sunnier moments, it should feel pleasant under those blue skies, but with the showers coming through, feeling much cooler and through the rest of this week, a fairly cool week with more showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. bye for now. here watching bbc news. the headlines this hour. the united nations holds talks as the conflict between israel and palestinians in gaza continues for a second day. the secretary—general pleads for peace. fighting must stop. it must stop immediately. rockets and mortars on one side and aerial bonbardments on the other must stop. i appeal to all parties to heed this call. efforts to combat the india variant of covid ramp up in england, as the health secretary urges caution. i'm confident that we can take the step tomorrow, but we should all be careful

about how we take that step. so, you asked me about eating indoors with people. it's still safer to eat outdoors rather than in when the weather allows. parents pay tribute to their two year—old son, george hinds, who was killed in a suspected gas explosion in lancashire. now though on bbc news, time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. the countdown is on. both triumphant in their domestic leagues, but who will win the women's champions league? chelsea take on barcelona in sweden shortly. allison the hero as the goalkeeper scores an injury time winner to keep alive

liverpool's champions league hopes. and bad weather in france leaves its marc on marquez in the moto gp. hello and welcome to sportsday. we start with arguably the most anticipated match in women's football this year. the wsl champions chelsea take on barcelona in the champions league final. the squads have travelled to sweden where they'll kick off shortly. whoever wins, there will be a new name on the trophy. we're joined now by our women's sport correspondentjo currie. one — can you explain why this is so significant for chelsea can you explain why this is so

significant for chelsea and the women's game?— significant for chelsea and the women's ame? , ., . ., women's game? chelsea in particular were already — women's game? chelsea in particular were already having _ women's game? chelsea in particular were already having a _ women's game? chelsea in particular were already having a significant - were already having a significant season. they have claimed the women's super league title and the cup, so should they win the champions league tonight, they will be closer to claiming that potential european quadruple with the fa cup said to be laid later this year. if you look at chelsea in particular, this is the fifth year they have competed. twice before they have made it to the semifinals but this is the first time they have made it to the final and they are the first british women's team to make it to the champions league final since 2007 when arsenal won it, so he's never chelsea, huget for british women's football. they are up against barcelona, equally in fantastic form, they claimed their domestic league title last weekend and it is worth noting they were champions the runners up just two years ago some that is something they will want to put right at least. �* . ., . , least. an exciting match but 0 ticall least. an exciting match but optically great _ least. an exciting match but optically great achievement| least. an exciting match but i optically great achievement for least. an exciting match but - optically great achievement for the chelsea manager emma hayes to get to

the final, she has wanted this for awhile. ,, ., , the final, she has wanted this for awhile. ,, .,, , _, the final, she has wanted this for awhile. ,, ., , , .., ., the final, she has wanted this for awhile. ,, , ., ., awhile. she has become a real character _ awhile. she has become a real character in — awhile. she has become a real character in football _ awhile. she has become a real character in football over - awhile. she has become a real character in football over the l awhile. she has become a real. character in football over the last few years. she does not shy away from difficult questions or difficult matches. she took over chelsea women in 2012 and in that time has won every domestic trophy going, league titles, cup, but it is the european title which has eluded her, so that is why tonight is so specialfor her and you her, so that is why tonight is so special for her and you can tell also from the players she has brought in over the last 18 months, those with this is the trophy this season that she really has had her eyes on and she really has had her eyes on and she says tonight is notjust about the final as such but ten years of hard work and hard planning as well. when i talk about it being a dream, for me, being in this dressing room with, as i've said, they're amazing women that are inspiring generations, i hope, at home, and in fact, i know they are. i'm not talking about little girls here, i'm talking about scores of boys, too, that are becoming big fans of women's football, so the dream,

for me, is about what i've always wanted for women's football. and being in this final after so many years with an english team not participating, i think it was about time and, you know, i'mjust delighted that we got the opportunity to do that. it's about time. i think she's probably right. the only negative about tonight is the fact there will be no fans in the stadium. it is behind closed doors, however, you can listen to the full on bbc radio 5 live. , . ., ., 4' ., ., can listen to the full on bbc radio 5 live. , . ., ., ., 5 live. very much looking forward to it. thank 5 live. very much looking forward to it- thank you _ 5 live. very much looking forward to it. thank you so _ 5 live. very much looking forward to it. thank you so much. _ to the men's game and liverpooljust rescued three points with a last minute thriller goal in their match against already relegated west brom. it's particularly significant as they fight for a place in europe. west brom went ahead first through hal robsen kanu on 15 minutes. mo salah equalised for liverpool before half time. it looked to be a 1—1 draw when liverpool had a corner in the dying minutes of added time.

goalkeeper allison came up and headed it in to give liverpool all three of the points. meanwhile tottenham's hopes to play european football next season were given a boost after a 2—0 win over wolves took them to sixth in the premier league. goals from harry kane and pierre emile hojberg saw them leapfrog west ham on goal difference. joe lynsky was watching. this could be the last day in england football without fans. smaller capacities are back from tomorrow, but tottenham could end this season with something else missing. they still don't have a manager and the caretaker, ryan mason, isjust 29. that manager and the caretaker, ryan mason, is just 29. that is just two years older than spurs�*s pivotal player. harry kane got the opener against wolves, this goal putting him one in front in the premier league's top scorers. that is the only trophy he can win with spurs this year. their season has been

full of near misses, one after another. this time, though, they faced a wolves side counting down to end the season. too slow to pick up hojberg's ran for 2—0. spurs go up to six, but are waiting for change in the dugout and in the stands. we really can't wait to play in front of our fans. it's going to be amazing. 10,000 will make a helluva difference in the stadium. we are looking forward to seeing them and hopefully we can put performance in and get a good result for them, too. so let's take a look at the top half of the premier league table. and with champions manchester city, manchester united, leicester and chelsea currently in the champions league places. just behind chelsea are liverpool in fifth who're in the europa league place on 63 points, but tottenham and west ham aren't far behind. only two matches left, all to play for.

crystal palace beat aston villa 3—2 at selhurst park in the premier league's early kick—off. palace twice came from behind to win the match. john mcginn put villa ahead first, only for christian benteke to equalise against his former club. the visitors regained the lead through anwar el ghazi, but wilfied zaha levelled things again, before tyrick mitchell scored the winnerfor palace. it's the 21 year old's first senior goal of his career and earned him high praise from his team—mates after. when i was addressing the players, congratulating them, there was no tyrick. when he came through the door, the players and staff burst into spontaneous applause and the smell in his face and the obvious i°y smell in his face and the obvious joy that this performance has given him, that is something that will remain in my memory for a good while and i at least said to him, you

know, make a note of this day, tyrick, because this is a day you will be looking back on in 15, 20 years time and thinking, was a really that good?— years time and thinking, was a really that good? to the final day of the season in scotland now where hamilton accies have been relegated from the premiership to the championship. they had needed to beat kilmarnock by nine goals to stand a chance of survival. however, they lost 2—0, cementing their drop. kilmarnock are now in the playoff match to stay in the league. ross county beat motherwell 2—1 at fir park, meaning they will stay in the top tier for another season. so let's take a look at the bottom half split of the scottish premiership after that final day. and confirmation that hamilton finish bottom and will go down. ross county are safe after that win, and second bottom kilmarnock will playoff against dundee who finished second top of the championship. in the national league, promotion chasers stockport and torquay missed the chance to close the gap on leaders sutton united with a 2—2 draw. stockport initially took the lead with this impressive goal

from macauley southam—hales. before scott boden levelled the score from the penalty spot and added a second for torquay. stockport did manage to find an equaliser though six minutes later. ashley palmer with the goal to finish all square. time for a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines. jofra archer is out of england's two tests against new zealand next month. the fast bowler suffered a recurrence of his elbow problem during sussex's county championship match against kent. archer will see a medical consultant later this week to discuss how to manage the injury. egal bernal has taken the pink jersey in the giro d'italia after winning stage nine. he overtook the two race leaders with 500 metres to go. he's now top of the general classification ahead of attila valter. british riders simon yates and hugh carthy remain in contention in the top ten.

in diving, grace reid and katherine torrance just missed out on a medal in the three metre springboard final of the european championships. their last dive wasn't enough as they were pipped to bronze by less than a point. novak djokovic and rafael nadal are currently on court in the final of the italian 0pen. it was nadal who took the first set 7—5 recovering from an early break defecit. but djokovic came back strong in the second to win 6—1. it's currently three games to two for nadal in the third set. this is the sixth time the pair have met in the final of this tournament. djokovic will be looking to retain his title, while nadal aims for a tenth italian 0pen victory. iga swiatek has beaten world number nine karolina pliskova to win the italian 0pen. the teenagerfrom poland came through in straight sets to secure victory after just 46 minutes.

it finished 6—0, 6—0. the result bodes well for the defence of her french open title, which begins at roland garros in two weeks' time. in the men's doubles final, britain'sjoe salisbury and partner rajeev ram lost in straight sets to nikola mek—tic and mate pavic. they were beaten 6—4, 7—6 in rome by the croatian second seeds, for whom it was a third atp masters 1000 title of the season. 0spreys beat dragons by 42 points to 26 for their second win in the pro—14 rainbow cup. 0spreys ran in five tries, with fourfor dragons and morgan morris was bundled over the line to help the visitors to a 20—14 half time lead. it was a close match but 0spreys were always ahead and debutant max naggy scored their final try of the game. a bonus point for each side, and 0spreys up to third in the table.

in motogp, the australian jack miller got his second consecutive victory, winning the french grand prix at le mans. some of the riders coped better than others with the wet and windy conditions, former champion marc marquez fell twice before calling it a day. but miller stayed aboard to take the chequered flag. johan zarco was second. fabio quartararo came in third and leads the overall standings, miller is fourth. that's all from sportsday. we'll be back with more in the next hour. we'll have more details on all of those stories on the bbc sport website.

hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewing in the home and in cinemas. the big news for film fans is that from monday, uk cinemas will start to reopen and many award—winning movies that are ready available on streaming services will be among those first titles welcoming viewers back to the big screen. the way i see it is that the titanic is sinking and economic times are changing. and so my goal is to get the lifeboats out and get as many people into the lifeboats as i can.

most notable is nomadland, the best picture winner from chloe zhao who recently became