we have a north-easterly because we have a north—easterly wind so look how beautiful it's been in highland scotland as opposed to berkshire first thing this morning, a lot of low cloud. it stay dry and the cloud eventually broke up but it was a chilly start and a cloud sitting across the south of the m4 corridor first thing tonight and thenit corridor first thing tonight and then it will push further north, perhaps clearer skies in northern ireland, north—west england and western scotland, still some low cloud across the far north—east so a great start for many of us, again that nike north—easterly breeze dragging in cloud of the north sea and up will be thick enough for a few scattered showers across central and southern wales and into south—west england so once again the wind direction and strength of the wind direction and strength of the wind a key feature, so sheltered western areas see the best of the sunshine with 16 degrees to height but if the cloud breaks up around

london we might see 18 on saturday afternoon. an awful start to the weekend across northern spain and france, heavy rain and snow over the alps but it stays right across the british isles, it has been a dry april and we keep that breeze going through sunday but with the strengthening wind it will hopefully continue to break up the cloud, potentially more sunshine on sunday, with the exception of the far north—east of scotland and temperatures are likely to peak at 18 degrees. my garden is starting to get a bit desperate and there is no significant rain forecast to close out april but has a wind direction changes to wind northerly, it get colder.

hello, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. full of sound and fury — we'll have the wembley weigh—in news ahead of tomorrow night's blockbuster all—british world title fight. keeping the dream alive and the return of the top of scottish football could rest on the championship match tonight. we are well organised and we have good players. let's get on about them. and it's another formula one weekend, we've had an explosive qualifying session for the emilia romagna grand prix also coming up in the programme... emily scarrett willjoin the 100

club this weekend as the red rsoes look to keep their grand slam hopes alive foul play at the crucible but he did not bring his own coup. evening. it's another busy weekend — football, formula one, rugby, but the main event has to be at wembley stadium, where they are expecting a record post—war boxing crowd for tyson fury�*s world heavyweight title defence against dillian whyte, we had the weigh—in for the all—british bout earlier today and ade adedoyin was there for us. it was not the usual hostile atmosphere that we have come to expect from a tyson furey way in. it was more respectful like it was of the press conference. at times, look like a double act, dancing in unison, all smiles, exchanging baseball caps behind the smiles, two

fierce competitors. in the at stake on saturday night. as the biggest event european boxing history and also the first time it will contest the heavyweight title for some 30 odd years. the next lewis was involved in the about and defeated frank bruno in cardiff and told me the magnitude of this fight. it’s a the magnitude of this fight. it's a bi thin the magnitude of this fight. it's a big thing for— the magnitude of this fight. it's a big thing for british _ the magnitude of this fight. it's a big thing for british boxing. last time _ big thing for british boxing. last time i_ big thing for british boxing. last time i boxed frank bruno, it was an outdoor_ time i boxed frank bruno, it was an outdoor stadium and the roar of the cloud, _ outdoor stadium and the roar of the cloud, is_ outdoor stadium and the roar of the cloud, is to — outdoor stadium and the roar of the cloud, is to remember that. and now, were going _ cloud, is to remember that. and now, were going to— cloud, is to remember that. and now, were going to get it again with even more _ were going to get it again with even more people in wembley. this is going _ more people in wembley. this is going to — more people in wembley. this is going to be incredible. gn more people in wembley. this is going to be incredible.— going to be incredible. on that occasion. _ going to be incredible. on that occasion. he — going to be incredible. on that occasion, he chose _ going to be incredible. on that occasion, he chose to - going to be incredible. on that occasion, he chose to trade i going to be incredible. on that - occasion, he chose to trade punches, presses slimmer, lighter furey is going to allude to the strategies you he will use. they have trained

together in the early 20s and it's an interesting clash of styles as well. a lot is at stake for both men, when this fight each above and the possibility of facing the winner of the rematch with anthonyjoshua. and alexander. so, we are all set, for fury/whyte, let's get a fighter�*s perspective, former world champion karl froch. joins us live from our london newsroom. a lot of respect between these two, how do you see this going? well, it is different to see tyson fury, not going over the top of his mind games. try to get inside his opponents had really goes for it and take centre stage and makes a lot of noise and he tends to have a few jokes we seen antics with tyson fury in the past. belts are everywhere come out as batman and being over the top it's all a part of his character and his mind games. to not see any of that for me was a little

bit, is he not taking the fight to seriously? i don't think so, he's trained well for it. but, it's a different strategy, maybe he's getting a little long in the tooth. he stopped by may be retiring after this, potentially this being his last fight which is not always a good thing when fighters are talking about retirement. i think he's relaxed, nevera about retirement. i think he's relaxed, never a need for animosity, i think it's one of them where he's just thinking to himself, i'm going to win, but i'm going to play it like may the best man win. and in his head, he thinks he's got this. talking but head—to—head, when absolute monster tyson fury is, the height, the reach advantage so going to be key in the fight? he height, the reach advantage so going to be key in the fight?— to be key in the fight? i've been tellin: to be key in the fight? i've been telling peeple — to be key in the fight? i've been telling people that _ to be key in the fight? i've been telling people that height - to be key in the fight? i've been telling people that height and i to be key in the fight? i've been - telling people that height and reach such a big in boxing and six foot nine, and we you have that breach in a sport or you can hit your opponent because he can't reach you, it's a

massive advantage. i know mike tyson is not huge in terms of height but he was a big heavy man and as an example of some is probably not so tall, but was still ferocious. testing theories height and reach will be a massive factor in this fight and he will use that to keep him out of reach for the first of the fight —— tyson fury. we him out of reach for the first of the fight -- tyson fury. we want this unification _ the fight -- tyson fury. we want this unification to _ the fight -- tyson fury. we want this unification to go _ the fight -- tyson fury. we want this unification to go ahead. - the fight -- tyson fury. we want this unification to go ahead. it i this unification to go ahead. it is so complex but if he does go out, will be similar to how you went out, your last fight was also at wembley and by the cherub that was. 80,000, you had. this could be a record 94,000. he you had. this could be a record 911,000. hejust described you had. this could be a record 911,000. he just described the atmosphere there were probably going to get there tomorrow night? 80,000? i didn't to get there tomorrow night? 80,000? i didn't realise — to get there tomorrow night? 80,000? i didn't realise is _ to get there tomorrow night? 80,000? i didn't realise is that _ to get there tomorrow night? 80,000? i didn't realise is that many. _ to get there tomorrow night? 80,000? i didn't realise is that many. i _ i didn't realise is that many. i don't mention it much. yeah, listen, you feel the nerves and the tension, you feel the nerves and the tension, you have a look around the arena and you have a look around the arena and you can feel the noise and you know you're in a big event and you know

you're in a big event and you know you're in a big event and you know you're in the stadium because the noise is different. it dissipates into the air and boxes of the roof into the air and boxes of the roof into sounds like a stadium but this is the first bell goes, none of it matters. it never did to me and most fight is a speech, since the bell goes, you be in a small room because you have the light shining down on you, you left the ropes around you and the perimeter of the ring to scheming you and lock with your opponent and the referee and the noise is gone and it's all about taking care of business and all that action. on the ring well, it will be in his head and have a look around, both to be taking their little moment and on the ring announcement, since the bell goes, it all goes out the window and it's a boxing match, its a fight at the end of the day. away from the fight, a lot of talk in the build—up has surrounded daniel kinahan and his links to boxing. the irishman has been sanctioned by us authorities

with a reward offered for his arrest and conviction. they allege that he is the head of an organised crime group, he has denied any wrongdoing and has never been convicted of any offence. here's our senior sports news reporter, laura scott. boxing is tried to distance itself from this, hasn't it? we boxing is tried to distance itself from this, hasn't it?— from this, hasn't it? we seen a number of _ from this, hasn't it? we seen a number of promotion _ from this, hasn't it? we seen a i number of promotion companies, from this, hasn't it? we seen a - number of promotion companies, boxes try to distance themselves from daniel. but boxing has not been able to avoid the story and the billet to tomorrow's fight. the timings of the sanctions came last tuesday when a joint press conference was held by the uk, us and irish law enforcement announcing the us and for sanctions on daniel kinahan. 0ther announcing the us and for sanctions on daniel kinahan. other members of this alleged organised crime gang and the $5 million award for any information that might lead to the financial disruption of the gang are

indeed the arrest of daniel kinahan, his father or his brother as you mentioned, he has not been convicted of anything, he denies all wrongdoing but, whether it was on wednesday or the final press conference, there are people who would like to continue to ask questions about what involvement daniel kinahan has in boxing and of course, the question of whether or not he's had any involvement in tomorrow's fight. that is been significantly disputed by everyone involved in tomorrow's fight and this is what frank warren had to say. tyson fury�*s adviser. irate this is what frank warren had to say. tyson fury's adviser. we talk about where _ say. tyson fury's adviser. we talk about where this _ say. tyson fury's adviser. we talk about where this is _ say. tyson fury's adviser. we talk about where this is going - say. tyson fury's adviser. we talk about where this is going and - say. tyson fury's adviser. we talk about where this is going and it i about where this is going and it steers — about where this is going and it steers away from a really classy event _ steers away from a really classy event for — steers away from a really classy event for british sport british boxing — event for british sport british boxing and and there is no involvement in this fight, family can show— involvement in this fight, family can show me any involvement, and will do _ can show me any involvement, and will do something about it. but

there _ will do something about it. but there is— will do something about it. but there is no involvement and if there is, iwitt— there is no involvement and if there is, iwiii sue — there is no involvement and if there is, i will sue them. byjudging what to say— is, i will sue them. byjudging what to say there — is, i will sue them. byjudging what to say there involved in it stop. . i spoke _ to say there involved in it stop. . i spoke to— to say there involved in it stop. . i spoke to the wbc president earlier this week in the said it is impossible for them to keep track of the advisers in boxing and met christy,, we spoke to him on the sports desk podcast and it was essentially a message from him that boxing ignores this at its peril. this is what he had to say. bring back boxing _ this is what he had to say. bring back boxing does _ this is what he had to say. bring back boxing does not _ this is what he had to say. bring back boxing does not operate in a bubble. _ back boxing does not operate in a bubble. it — back boxing does not operate in a bubble, it cannot get away with things— bubble, it cannot get away with things and think the rest of the world _ things and think the rest of the world will— things and think the rest of the world will not pay attention. there is never _ world will not pay attention. there is never more in history for an overriding _ is never more in history for an overriding governing body and sport. some _ overriding governing body and sport. some people have people to answer to.

some people have people to answer t0~ it _ some people have people to answer t0~ it is _ some people have people to answer to. it is most obvious question to ask in_ to. it is most obvious question to ask in boxing and the hardest one to answer. does need some of the common with millions _ answer. does need some of the common with millions or even billions of pounds — with millions or even billions of pounds to— with millions or even billions of pounds to do that? i'm not sure. but ultimately. _ pounds to do that? i'm not sure. but ultimately, for as long as boxing appears — ultimately, for as long as boxing appears to be allowed to do what it likes, _ appears to be allowed to do what it likes, the _ appears to be allowed to do what it likes, the more marginalised will become — likes, the more marginalised will become to the point where it's in danger— become to the point where it's in danger of— become to the point where it's in danger of being extinct. a become to the point where it's in danger of being extinct.- danger of being extinct. a stark warnin: danger of being extinct. a stark warning from — danger of being extinct. a stark warning from him. _ danger of being extinct. a stark warning from him. people - danger of being extinct. a stark warning from him. people like l danger of being extinct. a starkl warning from him. people like to think that is the golden era for boxing and of course the fight is so highly anticipated but what this is done is give boxing a lot to think about. daniel kinahan and his ties with boxing is covered in depth on the sports desk podcast, that you can listen to now on bbc sounds. there's a huge match in the scottish championship this evening. if kilmarnock beat arbroath, they'll be promoted to the premiership, but arbroath have really been the story this season,

and if they win, they'll return to the top of the table heading into the final weekend. they are part—time and haven't played in the top division since the mid—70s. dick campbell is the manager, his assistant is twin brother, ian, who told me all about the smokies this afternoon. you take a cross—section of the population, you'll get guys with personality, as of the important jobs, guys do what they're told but yet, in terms of the jobs, you have teachers there, managers and business, engineers, you have people who run their electro businesses. you have a wide stretch ofjobs. find you have a wide stretch of “obs. and our you have a wide stretch of “obs. and your brother— you have a wide stretch ofjobs. and your brother was a manager, you've worked alongside them for a number of years, he's a big character, was like alongside him? he

of years, he's a big character, was like alongside him?— like alongside him? he certainly nets the like alongside him? he certainly gets the best — like alongside him? he certainly gets the best of _ like alongside him? he certainly gets the best of his _ like alongside him? he certainly gets the best of his players - like alongside him? he certainly gets the best of his players and | like alongside him? he certainly i gets the best of his players and we argue a cats and dogs every day, but we love each other. so, the camaraderie and the squad really is all developed from his confidence and his ability to manage and lead pretty good, actually. this and his ability to manage and lead pretty good, actually.— pretty good, actually. this match auainst pretty good, actually. this match against them. — pretty good, actually. this match against them, the _ pretty good, actually. this match against them, the chance - pretty good, actually. this match against them, the chance to - pretty good, actually. this match | against them, the chance to push into the day of the season but even if you don't get to win the championship title, you have a chance to win the playoffs. so much to play for. ads, chance to win the playoffs. so much to play for-— to play for. a good cloud, really nice clip. _ to play for. a good cloud, really nice clip. great _ to play for. a good cloud, really nice clip, great supporters. - to play for. a good cloud, really. nice clip, great supporters. great managers and they have good players as well. we have the line—up. it'll be a great game today and a really good day on record. it's up to us to do something about that. but we have a lot of skill. if kilmarnock winds,

will have a job on their hands. we just want to compete and do we were good at. will do will be done all year and will organise and we are good players let's get in about them. go good players let's get in about them. ,., there's as lot at stake at anfield on sunday, liverpool going into the weekend a point behind manchester city, everton a point above the relegation zone. league positions can sometimes be irrelevant in these matches, and jurgen klopp is hoping that everton do eventually beat the drop so that they don't lose the merseyside derby next season of course, we'll have and in the

derbies, it's always different because we play tonight and that makes it a full week before you play everton and all the talk and all the things people are talking about are about the derby and so, yes, of course i would. the formula one world champion max verstappen says he can't believe lewis hamilton, an arsenalfan, would consider investing in a rival club, chelsea, but hamilton has explained today why he's getting involved in the consortium headed by sir martin broughton, one of the three on the shortlist to buy the club. the former world tennis number one serena williams has come on board with hamilton. chelsea was put up for sale after roman abramovich was sanctioned by the uk government because of his links with vladimir putin. we should know by the end of the month who the preferred bidder will be. my

my uncle terry is a big fan and so i've been to so many games with him to watch arsenal and chelsea play. and ultimately, i'm a supporting fan. it is the biggest board in the world and chelsea is of the biggest clubs in the world and was successful. and when i heard about this opportunity i was like, wow, is one of the greatest opportunities to be a part of something. so, great. hamilton is in italy because it's another formula one weekend. the emilia romagna grand prix is on sunday, the grid will be decided by a sprint race tomorrow and we've had qualifying for that at imola today. nick parrott was watching. april showers do not put off fans from coming to the circuit. it seems an amazing races and supports greatest tragedies. they saw drama throughout qualifying and alex was on fire last night finishing tenth

after starting from last. in the williams car was literally on fire. and after signing a contract, carlos cites his truck with a bump and he will start at the tenth. the subsequent red flex and everyone to the pit lane and rain kept them there, leaving george 11th in lewis hamilton 13. the first time in almost a decade mercedes had failed to reach the final session. the lessons to take your chances as soon as possible and that is just what max did. after his time sheets after the red flag incident denied him the chance to catch them. after failing to catch him last time out, max's reverie she wants him to be. —— max is right where he wants them to be. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines for you jos buttler�*s sensational form for rajasthan royals in the indian premier league is continuing. today he made his third century of the tournament so far in the match against the delhi capitals which is

going on right now in mumbai. cameron norrie's through to the barcelona 0pen quarter—finals. he beat marton fuscovics in three sets but it took him nearly three and a half hours. he faces alex de minaur next. scotland's scott jamieson is leading the way in golf�*s handa championship after a brilliant second round in catalonia. he carded seven under for the day to move to eleven under par and a two shot lead. and zak hardaker has left wigan warriors after almost four years. he's had a string of disciplinary issues and he was dropped from the side recently for falling below club standards. he's been linked with a return to leeds. five—time olympic champion dame laura kenny has revealed that over the past few months she's had a miscarriage and also needed surgery for an ectopic pregnancy. after winning gold and silver at last summer's tokyo 0lympics, kenny fell pregnant with her second

child, but on social media today she says she and husband jason lost the baby in november. then injanuary, after contracting covid, she was rushed to hospital with an ectopic pregnancy and had one of her fallopian tubes removed. she said she felt lost — but that getting back on the bike — and the support of those around her, is helping her recover. she won silver in the women's pursuit at the nations cup in glasgow yesterday. and if you've been affected by any of those issues, the bbc action line offers information and support. the world snooker championship continues in sheffield. three time champion mark williams is through to the third round and ronnie 0'sullivan is well positioned tojoin him. hazel irvine and the team are at the crucible. day seven at the crucible and we are already into the second round and there's one man was already busted

his way into the quarterfinals in its mark williams he did not hang about today. he its mark williams he did not hang about today-— about today. he has been hugely impressive _ about today. he has been hugely impressive and _ about today. he has been hugely impressive and he _ about today. he has been hugely impressive and he was _ about today. he has been hugely impressive and he was again - about today. he has been hugely. impressive and he was again against jackson and he didn't give him any chances, ten already in the championship and he is absolutely flying. championship and he is absolutely fl inc. , ., ., , championship and he is absolutely flint. ., , . , flying. yes and that six centuries e . uals flying. yes and that six centuries equals the _ flying. yes and that six centuries equals the best _ flying. yes and that six centuries equals the best run _ flying. yes and that six centuries equals the best run in _ flying. yes and that six centuries equals the best run in the - flying. yes and that six centuries| equals the best run in the second round match. so he really is in great form. ronnie 0'sullivan, he is right in the thick of his match against mark allen, a man who is being him here at the crucible before, what did you make of his opening few friends this morning? you could see how sharp ronnie looked — you could see how sharp ronnie looked a — you could see how sharp ronnie looked. a show of respect, thinks i'm looked. a show of respect, thinks i'm in_ looked. a show of respect, thinks i'm in the — looked. a show of respect, thinks i'm in the pleader once before, he took— i'm in the pleader once before, he took a _ i'm in the pleader once before, he took a victory on that occasion and so suiiivan— took a victory on that occasion and so sullivan knows it his opponent could _ so sullivan knows it his opponent could cause him some trouble, he looked _ could cause him some trouble, he looked up — could cause him some trouble, he looked up from the very first shot and good — looked up from the very first shot and good lead. find looked up from the very first shot and good lead-— and good lead. and one victory so far and that _ and good lead. and one victory so far and that match _ and good lead. and one victory so far and that match and _ and good lead. and one victory so far and that match and they - and good lead. and one victory so far and that match and they come j far and that match and they come back for another eight frames this

evening and worked a bit under pressure here.— evening and worked a bit under pressure here. very much so but unfortunately for _ pressure here. very much so but unfortunately for him _ pressure here. very much so but unfortunately for him every - pressure here. very much so but unfortunately for him every time j pressure here. very much so but i unfortunately for him every time he makes a mistake, gets severe punishment. he's cut his shoes and boots on and this match.— punishment. he's cut his shoes and boots on and this match. where the extraordinary _ boots on and this match. where the extraordinary moments _ boots on and this match. where the extraordinary moments of - boots on and this match. where the extraordinary moments of the - extraordinary moments of the crucible today featured not appear at this time but a pigeon. how did he get a ticket, that's what we want to know. ., ., , ., ., ., to know. how that pigeon garden to the door remains _ to know. how that pigeon garden to the door remains to _ to know. how that pigeon garden to the door remains to be _ to know. how that pigeon garden to the door remains to be seen - to know. how that pigeon garden to the door remains to be seen and . to know. how that pigeon garden to the door remains to be seen and i l the door remains to be seen and i cannot— the door remains to be seen and i cannot get— the door remains to be seen and i cannot get a guest pass but we can have a — cannot get a guest pass but we can have a pigeon in the region that he make _ it continues. we have to fly now. pardon the _ it continues. we have to fly now. pardon the pun. _ the women's six nations returns. it's the penultimate round of fixtures in this year's championship. england top the table from france on points difference, the red roses face ireland at welford road on sunday, and as our rugby reporter sara 0rchard told me, it will be an emotional match for one of the england players.

all eyes are on number 13, the 100 in front of a home crowd, she was watching the leicester tigers as a child and she would get a warm reception. in england are the favourites because ireland come as much as they have come into this on good form after a win against italy, they lost seven of the starting line—ups and they are flying off to canada to play on the road seven series. and to bring in other players to complete the squad and it was always going to be like this for ireland, but wraps its further proof that you cannot carry on an women's rugby having 15 and seven squats integrated, that we separated. can we exect integrated, that we separated. can we expect a _ integrated, that we separated. can we expect a one sided matching wells this evening, france a perfect record like england?- this evening, france a perfect record like england? france, they haven't quite _ record like england? france, they haven't quite fired _ record like england? france, they haven't quite fired this _ record like england? france, they haven't quite fired this much - record like england? france, they haven't quite fired this much as i haven't quite fired this much as they would in the six nations and they would in the six nations and they do not say that lightly because there are 3—3 for the fixtures so

far. but they not haven't been in their pump yet. in to prove a point once again but interesting the changes that cunningham is made, they brought back and ellen is snow as the halfback pairing and harry's, she was a start and number eight in england two weeks ago and she was the player of the magic in scotland, interesting that she has been dropped down. the interesting that she has been dropped down-— interesting that she has been dropped down. interesting that she has been dro ed down. ., ., dropped down. the one game we haven't spoken _ dropped down. the one game we haven't spoken about _ dropped down. the one game we haven't spoken about is - dropped down. the one game we haven't spoken about is the - dropped down. the one game we haven't spoken about is the one | dropped down. the one game we | haven't spoken about is the one in italy were scotland r. neither of had a very good championship, this is going to be the wooden spoon decider? it is going to be the wooden spoon decider? , ., ., , ., decider? it is going to be a wooden soon decider? it is going to be a wooden spoon decider _ decider? it is going to be a wooden spoon decider comes _ decider? it is going to be a wooden spoon decider comes going - decider? it is going to be a wooden spoon decider comes going to - decider? it is going to be a wooden spoon decider comes going to be i decider? it is going to be a wooden spoon decider comes going to be a| spoon decider comes going to be a wonderful wooden spoon, you look in a team sheet, coming back in the second row and she was missing for that game against france and also katie coming in and starting the scrum half, great for her and wonderful in addition because she has used road rugby's birth rate and

she knew that she always wanted to play for scotland. she is taking her time, she has made the application and it has been approved and i would get to see you step out and start. sprinter anita neil was great britain's first black female 0lympian — she won medals at commonwealth games and european championships — but after she retired she felt forgotten, and erased from the history books. now, at the age of 72, she's been given the freedom of her home town. james burridge reports. so pleased to see you! her hometown finally enjoying _ so pleased to see you! her hometown finally enjoying the — so pleased to see you! her hometown finally enjoying the recognition - so pleased to see you! her hometown finally enjoying the recognition she . finally enjoying the recognition she deserves. this finally enjoying the recognition she deserves. , , ~ deserves. this is the park where i had my first _ deserves. this is the park where i had my first competition - deserves. this is the park where i had my first competition when - deserves. this is the park where i had my first competition when i i deserves. this is the park where i i had my first competition when i was just eight years of age and i ran 70 yards from just up there, just blow there and each side of the track, there and each side of the track, there was all the children on one side and all the parents on the

other side and it was so exciting and i did not win. i came second! it make me more determined to win every single school the race after that. so, probably helped in one way. polemic equalling the uk record of 10.6, anita neil. she polemic equalling the uk record of 10.6, anita neil.— polemic equalling the uk record of 10.6, anita neil. she beat everyone and she was — 10.6, anita neil. she beat everyone and she was performing _ 10.6, anita neil. she beat everyone and she was performing on - 10.6, anita neil. she beat everyone and she was performing on the - and she was performing on the highest stage. representing the uk in the 72 olympics as britain's first black female 0lympian. but it was an achievement that was quickly forgotten. we met her last year ended the tokyo games, that hurt was clear. ! ended the tokyo games, that hurt was clear. , �* ., —— father. it took them so long to realise this. -- father. it took them so long to realise this-— -- father. it took them so long to realise this. ., , ., , ., ,~' realise this. now everyone is asking cuestions. realise this. now everyone is asking questions- she _ realise this. now everyone is asking questions. she is _ realise this. now everyone is asking questions. she is telling _ realise this. now everyone is asking

questions. she is telling her - realise this. now everyone is asking questions. she is telling her story i questions. she is telling her story and they are celebrating her achievement of the local council have followed suit. she is being awarded the freedom of willingboro. it had a lot of impact on our school children because they come to me when i'm out shopping walking through the park and saying hello ms., can you come to a school to give us a talk on the olympic games was made i want to be an 0lympian! i tell them that you can but you have to work really hard.— to work really hard. what is it like now to know _ to work really hard. what is it like now to know that _ to work really hard. what is it like now to know that your _ to work really hard. what is it like i now to know that your achievement to work really hard. what is it like - now to know that your achievement is being recognised? it’s now to know that your achievement is being recognised?— being recognised? it's fantastic. i love it! it's— being recognised? it's fantastic. i love it! it's great _ being recognised? it's fantastic. i love it! it's great to _ being recognised? it's fantastic. i love it! it's great to be _ love it! it's great to be recognised, acknowledge for what you have done. as an honorary for a women of willingboro, i cannot drive my sheep through the town centre stop by you have enough space here, haven't you? yes. do stop by you have enough space here, haven't you? yes.— haven't you? yes. do you have any shee-? haven't you? yes. do you have any

sheep? no- _ haven't you? yes. do you have any sheep? no- they _ haven't you? yes. do you have any sheep? no. they may _ haven't you? yes. do you have any sheep? no. they may be - haven't you? yes. do you have any sheep? no. they may be no - haven't you? yes. do you have any sheep? no. they may be no sheepj haven't you? yes. do you have any - sheep? no. they may be no sheep but it will sheep? i457. they may be no sheep but it will be a ceremony next month. and finally, let's return to the snooker, because there was an unusual break in play this afternoon somehow and wembley stadium, that is all from sport, no matter what sport you are following have a lovely weekend. hello there. still a lot of dry weather to come this weekend and some sunshine too and some brisk easter northeasterly wind. strength of the weekend and saturday, starts quite cloudy across most of england and wales, one or two showers as well heading towards wells in the southeast in particular, very hit and miss it will become sunny across the parts of england into the afternoon. plenty of sunshine for

northern ireland and scotland away from the far north where it's a bit grey and misty. still brisk winds across the eastern coast and to the west of the pen nines can be quite dusty as well. temperatures could be “p dusty as well. temperatures could be up to 18 degrees with lots of shelter from wind, up to 18 degrees with lots of shelterfrom wind, cooler up to 18 degrees with lots of shelter from wind, cooler around up to 18 degrees with lots of shelterfrom wind, cooler around us north sea coast. second half of the weekend will see some showers overnight in southern england and i'll be clearing away but the more sentient to come for england and wales, northern ireland doing quite well and sudden scotland too. we can see more cloud coming into northern scotland and here, destroying that bit cooler. and sunshine, temperatures of 18 degrees should feel quite pleasant despite the wind.

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