in the house of commons. pornography in the house of commons. in the end i could see that the ferrari, the damage i was causing my family and my constituency and association was more than worth carrying on. association was more than worth carrying om— association was more than worth carrying on— carrying on. police officers are searching _ carrying on. police officers are searching for _ carrying on. police officers are searching for a _ carrying on. police officers are searching for a 33-year-old i carrying on. police officers are i searching for a 33-year-old katie searching for a 33—year—old katie canyon who went missing a week ago has found the body of a woman. in ukraine, officials say the eastern region of done bus is coming under heavy russian attack and claims that a missile strike is to the runway of a missile strike is to the runway of a debtor airport. and norwich city have been relegated from the premier league after a defeat to aston villa. now on bbc news, it is time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm isaac fanin.

liverpool are top of the premier league after a win at newcastle but manchester city will have something to say about that. england women win a fourth consecutive six nations title as they beat france 24—12 in bayonne. and we're hours away from the biggest women's boxing fight in history as katie taylor takes on amanda serrano in new york. and i'll be life here at madison square garden with all of the build—up. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm isaac fanin. what a busy day of sport we've had! let's start in the premier league. a big day for clubs at both the top

and bottom of the premier league. liverpool's crucial 1—0 win away at newcastle united in the early kick—off sent them top of the table for a few hours at least. patrick gearey has more. liverpool's quest for a quadruple offers no breaks — constant travelling and training, no time to slow down, no game to take easy. no tackle to pull out of. newcastle were not happy with that one but it started up the red machine, the parts moved, the spaces opened. incredible. inevitable. as liverpool celebrated comic var checked a bad tackle. the ball was one and the girl was given and newcastle stayed store. they will be figures of panic for liverpool suspected they were offside here but were relieved to get confirmation. it should have been more comfortable for them and there were many chances and strangely, missed. he usually scores subconsciously

and with every passing liverpool opportunity it would become easier to believe in bad omens but their fears were ultimately irrational. newcastle only rarely threatened rarely so liverpool climb at least temporarily top and now it is city who must move. so liverpool keep winning as they have to do to maintain their title hopes — jurgen klopp was understandably plaesed to have secured all three points after the match. i saw a top—class game, to be honest. it was not onlyjob done, it was in extremely difficult circumstances playing this kind of football... i think it's really special, to be honest. and that's why i'm really, really happy. you want to win football games. in the best case scenario, you deserve to win them. and we did today, 100%. against a team in form, in their stadium, great atmosphere. that's really special and not onlyjob done. i think liverpool were probably not

at their_ i think liverpool were probably not at their best today, but i don't think— at their best today, but i don't think we — at their best today, but i don't think we were at our best either. and i_ think we were at our best either. and i think— think we were at our best either. and i think whenever you play these games— and i think whenever you play these games you — and i think whenever you play these games you have to be. i thought we competed _ games you have to be. i thought we competed well, we fought for everything, butjust missed that quality— everything, butjust missed that quality that could have got a the goat _ quality that could have got a the goat i_ quality that could have got a the goal. i don't think we hit our top levels _ goal. i don't think we hit our top levels individually, but we played i’i l ht levels individually, but we played right to _ levels individually, but we played right to the end. there are positives _ right to the end. there are positives to take from it but we let our standards very high and i'm quite— our standards very high and i'm quite disappointed with the general performance. next week we will do much _ performance. next week we will do much better. so with that liverpool win the pressure was piled onto manchester city and they've responded. they're i—o ahead against leeds united in the late kick—off. rodri scored the opening goal at elland road with a glancing header in the 13th minute. it's been a difficult day for norwich city. they've been relegated back to the championship after their 2—0 defeat to aston villa and other results. it was a tough return to villa park for canaries boss dean smith. goals from ollie watkins

and danny ings confirmed what has been the inevitable for his side for quite a few weeks now. it's a record sixth relegation from the premier league. we will try all we can. that's what we have to do. it's a very difficult leak to stay in. 125 million here at villa to keep us up. in ourfirst season in the premier league. that is how tough this leak is. but we had a terrible start, obviously. two points after ten games. it's difficult. but i can't question the attitude of the players. at least today they performed really well. tote today they performed really well. we wish norwich well. they have got a good _ wish norwich well. they have got a good coach — wish norwich well. they have got a good coach and a good manager. there is a tot— good coach and a good manager. there is a lot of— good coach and a good manager. there is a lot of fight there. they made it difficult — is a lot of fight there. they made it difficult for us. and i'm sure norwich— it difficult for us. and i'm sure norwich have employed the infinite bil norwich have employed the infinite big picture. they were already in a difficult _ big picture. they were already in a difficult position. he has done his best and — difficult position. he has done his best and i— difficult position. he has done his best and i have no doubt that him and his— best and i have no doubt that him and his staff will bounce back.

another significant match at the bottom of the premier league at vicarage road — burnley overhauled a 1—0 deficit to beat watford 2—1. that leaves mike jackson's side five points clear of third bottom everton who play chelsea tomorrow. ajames tarkowski own goal gave watford a first half lead. but two goals in the final ten minutes, first from jack cork and then the winner five minutes from time from josh brownhill gave burnley a much needed three points. watford all but relegated — 12 points adrift of safety with only 12 left to play for. yeah, we are delighted with the result obviously. the second half performance as well. the first half, we weren't where we needed to be. so we weren't where we needed to be. so we are a little bit disappointed coming to half—time, but we knew that with the crowd and if we stick with it, we got a bit more possession, we could get back into the game. but all credit goes to the group as well. they have been terrific. �* .., , .

group as well. they have been terrific. �* .. , ., ., group as well. they have been terrific. �* , ., ., ., terrific. because we have not won so lona terrific. because we have not won so long here. — terrific. because we have not won so long here. there _ terrific. because we have not won so long here, there is _ terrific. because we have not won so long here, there is a _ terrific. because we have not won so long here, there is a massive - terrific. because we have not won so long here, there is a massive fear i long here, there is a massive fear factor~ _ long here, there is a massive fear factor~ i_ long here, there is a massive fear factor~ ido— long here, there is a massive fear factor. i do know why, because we have _ factor. i do know why, because we have lost _ factor. i do know why, because we have lost so — factor. i do know why, because we have lost so many games. i think they— have lost so many games. i think they have — have lost so many games. i think they have seen the clock, the last 15 or— they have seen the clock, the last 15 or 20 _ they have seen the clock, the last 15 or 20 minutes, they have seen the clock, the last 15 or20 minutes, we they have seen the clock, the last 15 or 20 minutes, we almost came to the edge _ 15 or 20 minutes, we almost came to the edge of— 15 or 20 minutes, we almost came to the edge of our box. we said to them, — the edge of our box. we said to them, that— the edge of our box. we said to them, that is the one thing we can't do, them, that is the one thing we can't do. get _ them, that is the one thing we can't do. get out — them, that is the one thing we can't do, get out and lets play in their half _ do, get out and lets play in their half and — do, get out and lets play in their half. and we never really did, and consequently if you are allowing baits _ consequently if you are allowing baits into — consequently if you are allowing balls into the box, how many players you are _ balls into the box, how many players you are getting behind the ball, there _ you are getting behind the ball, there has— you are getting behind the ball, there has got to be some space somewhere. and that is what happened. a rough day for wolverhampton wanderers as they were beaen 3—0 at home by brighton. there were boos at full—time from the home supporters as their side have now lost three games on the bouce without scoring. macallister, trossard and bissouma all found the net for brighton as they move up to ninth. i changed to be more aggressive in front, one nil down. and i really

don't change too much. 90 minutes, the only thing i can say. it was 90 minutes. we didn't play, wejust watched brighton play. it was the worst performance since the first day. worst performance since the first da . , , ., ., worst performance since the first da. ., , day. very proud of the players. attacks well. — day. very proud of the players. attacks well, defended - day. very proud of the players. attacks well, defended well, . attacks well, defended well, everything you need in a premier league _ everything you need in a premier league game to take the points. we did. missed a penalty, which is not ideal— did. missed a penalty, which is not ideal for— did. missed a penalty, which is not ideal for us — did. missed a penalty, which is not idealfor us. but did. missed a penalty, which is not ideal for us. but apart from that, fantestic— ideal for us. but apart from that, fantastic performance. crystal palace are up to 12th in the table, after coming from behind to win 2—1 at southampton, who slip below them to 15th. wilfried zaha was their hero, coming off the bench to score the winner in injury time. saints had taken the lead early on through an oriol romeu header, but eberechi eze equalised in the second half for palace before zaha struck in the 92nd minute.

exactly in the side, 0k. and then lose this game, it is hard to take to be honest. we want to take this game to the future for ending up higher in the table. missing this quality to win these games. tote quality to win these games. we -la ed quality to win these games. we played really well today. i think today— played really well today. i think today we — played really well today. i think today we played with confidence, betief— today we played with confidence, belief and controlled the game. we fight, _ belief and controlled the game. we fight, we _ belief and controlled the game. we fight, we went for the win, and at the end— fight, we went for the win, and at the end we— fight, we went for the win, and at the end we scored that goal, and i am happy— the end we scored that goal, and i am happy for the players because we deserved _ am happy for the players because we deserved that win. there was a wild one in the women's super league as manchester city moved into the top three after thrashing brighton 7—2.

khadija shaw scored four times at the academy stadium in what was city's11th win in a row. craig templeton was watching. with champions league football on the line, they haven't been in the top three all season, a win would put them there. with ten games, one in a row, city seems to be timing it right and wasted no time in scoring the opener. a great run. brighton were really struggling, and when shaw found space it was 2—0 after just two minutes. city were notjust looking like scoring with every attack, they were scoring with every attack. caroline wear was the quickest to the rebound. it was three — two and it wasn't even half—time. city regrouped after the break, and shot was having one of

those games. a hat—trick. she wasn't done there, as a city leapt even further in front. 5—2. alex greenwood added another, and city into third. something worth smiling about. craig templeton, bbc news. in the scottish premiership, celtic and rangers meet in the old firm derby tomorrow with the weekend's remaining fixtures all taking place today. there were 1—0 wins for aberdeen and livingston in the relegation group while stjohnstone are perilously close to a relegation playoff after they were beaten 1—0 by st mirren. in the championship section, dundee united beat motherwell1—0. it was goalless at hearts. it was the penultimate weekend of the championship season and bournemouth have taken a big step towards automatic promotion

alongside fulham with a 3—0 win at blackburn. elsewhere, relegated barnsley lost at home to preston. league one bound derby won 2—0 at blackpool whilst hull city thrashed bristol city 5—0. cardiff and birmingham drew 1—1. play—offs bound huddersfield won 2—1 at coventry. and middlesbrough could yetjoin them after beating stoke 3—1. millwall beat relegated peterborough 3—0. nottingham forest still have automatice promotion hopes after thrashing west brom 5—1. it's been an exciting final day of action in league one — which has decided both promotion spots, three relegation places, and the last three play—off places. wigan have been confirmed as champions, and rotherham united will be promoted alongside them — they won 2—0 at gillingham, georgie kelly scored the goal that means they'll return

to the championship after being relegated last year — a result that means gillingham go down to league two. both sets of fans invaded the pitch afterwards. that means that the third team in contention for automatic promotion, mk dons, will go into the play—offs — despite winning 5—0 at plymouth argyle, with scott twine scoring four of the goals. it means argyle, who had a man sent off, slip to seventh place and wycombe wanderers take the last play—off spot at their expense. we have limits our girl missing out. at the other end of the table, fleetwood. .. in spain, real madrid won the league with a thumping 4—0 win against espanyol.

they've sealed the title with almost a month of the season remaining. their triumph capped a remarkable milestone for carlo ancelotti with the italian becoming the first manager to capture titles in each of europe's top five leagues — england, spain, germany, italy and france. they only needed a point to guarantee the title, but madrid clinched their 35th league title in style. one of football's highest profile agents, mino raiola, has died. raiola was involved in some of the biggest deals in the game and he represented players including paul pogba, erling haaland and zlatan ibrahimovic. he was 5a. england are celebrating their fourth women's six nations title in a row, that's after a 24—12 victory in their winner takes all grand slam decider in france. the result confirms england's status as firm favourites for the world cup in new zealand later this year.

jo currie reports. when you're ranked number one in the world and have a grand slam in your sights, you know you have a target on your back. with france themselves eyeing the trophy, this is always going to be a battle. and it was the home side who started the quicker as they spent no time at all going over between the sticks. that was probably the early warning sign england needed as they hit back almost immediately. hard to see but that's sarah burn under their touching down to bring england level. minutes later, the england pack once again proving its power, another huge drive and this time abbie ward doing just enough to get it down. england were finding their feet and a confidence notching up one more try courtesy of sarah burn again to go in at the break with a healthy lead. if the first half was explosive, the second half took some time to get going. and when it did it was france who struck, buoyed by the baying bayonne crowd they close the gap to give themselves a chance. england were too strong, too experienced and simply too good. they saw at the rest

of the match with ease to claim an impressive win. that's their 23rd in a row and their fourth consecutive six nations title. these players will enjoy the celebrations but with the world cup nowjust a few months away, they will know the most important thing going forward is keeping this momentum going. a bit of an anti—climax for wales. their six nations campaign ended with a narrow 10—8 defeat to italy in cardiff. the italians took advantage of two first—half yellow cards which allowed scrum—half sara barattin to score. wales looked to have won it late on after keira bevan went over with five minutes left. but michela sillari won it with a last—minute penalty. wales still celebrate their best tournament finish in 13 years though, having secured third place. not long to go now until the biggest fight in women's boxing history. ireland's katie taylor takes on puerto rico's amanda seranno for the title of the undisputed

lightweight champion. our boxing reporter ade adedoyin is in new york at madison square gardens where the fight is taking place. just how big of a fight is this? she actually had _ just how big of a fight is this? she actually had to _ just how big of a fight is this? 5i;e: actually had to take him just how big of a fight is this? 5i9: actually had to take him to court for that. actually had to take him to court forthat. priorto actually had to take him to court for that. prior to that, actually had to take him to court forthat. priorto that, in 1996, she won the world for that. prior to that, in 1996, she won the world title forthat. priorto that, in 1996, she won the world title ended in cogan hagan. she went home with £200, the highest pay day of her career. again, by the time she cleared her expenses, she went home with 1500. amanda seranno and katie taylor are going to win over a million for this bout, and you've got to remember, the fact that they are going to sell out madison square gardenjust shows you are going to sell out madison square garden just shows you how much this sport has grown. these are trailblazers. the interest this fight has attracted, you would think it would encourage all promoters to sign women fighters. what

it would encourage all promoters to sign women fighters.— sign women fighters. what do we exect in sign women fighters. what do we exnect in terms _ sign women fighters. what do we expect in terms of _ sign women fighters. what do we expect in terms of the _ sign women fighters. what do we | expect in terms of the atmosphere for this fight?— for this fight? yeah, i think the atmosphere — for this fight? yeah, i think the atmosphere is _ for this fight? yeah, i think the atmosphere is going _ for this fight? yeah, i think the atmosphere is going to - for this fight? yeah, i think the atmosphere is going to be i for this fight? yeah, i think the i atmosphere is going to be terrific. you mention some of the famous names, the likes of muhammad ali, dennis lewis, mike tyson. go back even further, the like of rocky marciano. amanda seranno and katie taylor willjoin marciano. amanda seranno and katie taylor will join that marciano. amanda seranno and katie taylor willjoin that illustrious list, as the first women to headline here at madison square garden. if the atmosphere yesterday was anything to go by, it will be terrific. the noise in there was absolutely incredible. 20,000 absolutely incredible. 20 , 000 shoehorned absolutely incredible. 20,000 shoehorned in here, the irish and puerto rican are coming, and the style of these two fighters should make for a great occasion and i think it is going to be terrific tonight. think it is going to be terrific toniaht. :, :, think it is going to be terrific toniiht. :, :, , think it is going to be terrific toniaht. :, :, , ., , , tonight. taylor holds all the belts, but it is amanda _ tonight. taylor holds all the belts, but it is amanda seranno - tonight. taylor holds all the belts, but it is amanda seranno who i tonight. taylor holds all the belts, but it is amanda seranno who is l tonight. taylor holds all the belts, i but it is amanda seranno who is the favourite. how do you see this playing out? it’s favourite. how do you see this playing out?—

favourite. how do you see this playing out? it's an interesting one, playing out? it's an interesting one. because _ playing out? it's an interesting one, because katie _ playing out? it's an interesting one, because katie taylor i playing out? it's an interesting one, because katie taylor has | playing out? it's an interesting l one, because katie taylor has an unblemished record. amanda seranno has lostjust once, but she has had 13 knockouts. katie taylor is the crossover star, 13 knockouts. katie taylor is the crossoverstar, perhaps 13 knockouts. katie taylor is the crossover star, perhaps because she was a decorated amateur. olympic champion in london 2012. a european champion in london 2012. a european champion as well, and that gave her the perfect lunch down to her career. amanda seranno doesn't have that crossover appeal. i'm expecting something similar tonight against amanda seranno. looking forward to that one. it's been a record—breaking day for former england winger, chris ashton. he has become the premierships's all—time leading try scorer with 95 after scoring a hattrick in leicester tigers 56—26 win

over bristol. elsewhere, gloucester earned their biggest ever win over rivals bath. they scored ten tries, this one from matias alemanno finishing things off for the home side. the match finished 6a—0. the bottom two sides in the united rugby championship were in action as zebre beat dragons. simone gesi scored the decisive try for the italian side in a 23 points to 18 win. it's zebre first win in 1a attempts this season and their first victory since beating dragons in february last year. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. judd trump is the first man into the final of the world snooker championship, after an epic semifinal against mark williams. williams had come back from 9—2 down to lead 16—15, but trump took the last two frames to win 17—16. 5—1 shot coroebus won the first classic

of the flat racing season, the 2,000 guineas at newmarket. ridden byjames doyle, he ran on to beat his godolphin stablemate, the 5/4 favourite native trail, by three quarters of a length. in the ipl, jos buttler hit four sixes in a row for the rajasthan royals — he top—scored with 67, as they set mumbai indians 159 to win. in reply, mumbai are 134 for 4, with three overs to go. and stoffel vandoorne has taken the lead in the formula e drivers' championship after winning the monaco e—prix for mercedes-e0, ahead of britain's mitch evans. the belgian now leads the standings by six points. in the 19305, they arrived in southampton on a boat carrying four thousand child refugees fleeing the spanish civil war. little did they know, but for two teenage boys —

sabino baranaga and raimundo lezama — the tragedy of war would set them on their way to a career as professional footballers — first at southampton and later in spain with the likes of athletic club bilbao and real madrid. lewis coombes has the remarkable story of the children of 37. behind these happy pictures of the spanish _ behind these happy pictures of the spanish refugee _ behind these happy pictures of the spanish refugee children— behind these happy pictures of the spanish refugee children arriving l behind these happy pictures of the| spanish refugee children arriving in southampton — spanish refugee children arriving in southampton lies _ spanish refugee children arriving in southampton lies the _ spanish refugee children arriving in southampton lies the grim - spanish refugee children arriving in southampton lies the grim tragedy| spanish refugee children arriving in i southampton lies the grim tragedy of nearly— southampton lies the grim tragedy of nearly a _ southampton lies the grim tragedy of nearly a year — southampton lies the grim tragedy of nearly a year of— southampton lies the grim tragedy of nearly a year of civil _ southampton lies the grim tragedy of nearly a year of civil war. _ southampton lies the grim tragedy of nearly a year of civil war. 41000 i nearly a year of civil war. 4000 bas: ue nearly a year of civil war. 4000 basque children _ nearly a year of civil war. 4000 basque children separated i nearly a year of civil war. 4000 | basque children separated from nearly a year of civil war— basque children separated from their families. sent to southampton as german and italian forces bombed their homes at the invitation of general franco. they would become as the children of war.— the children of war. these children have found — the children of war. these children have found safety. _ the children of war. these children have found safety. among - the children of war. these children have found safety. among the i have found safety. among the children, was _ have found safety. among the children, was sabino - have found safety. among the | children, was sabino baranaga have found safety. among the i children, was sabino baranaga and raimundo lezama, both 14 at the time. after the camp, where did the

children go next? the time. after the camp, where did the children go next?— children go next? the children were sent to colonies. _ children go next? the children were sent to colonies. this _ children go next? the children were sent to colonies. this man - children go next? the children were sent to colonies. this man was i children go next? the children were sent to colonies. this man was part| sent to colonies. this man was part ofthe sent to colonies. this man was part of the child — sent to colonies. this man was part of the child basque _ sent to colonies. this man was part of the child basque association. i of the child basque association. this is now a block of flats, but it was the sight of nazareth house, which wasn't orphanage. no coincidence. it's about half a mile. sabino baranaga and raimundo lezama found solace in football, and it was not long until they were integrated into saint youth system. the not long until they were integrated into saint youth system.— into saint youth system. the gates o-ened into saint youth system. the gates opened and _ into saint youth system. the gates opened and the — into saint youth system. the gates opened and the players _ into saint youth system. the gates opened and the players were i into saint youth system. the gates i opened and the players were training under— opened and the players were training under the _ opened and the players were training under the manager tom parker. opened and the players were training underthe managertom parker. before you knew— underthe managertom parker. before you knew it. _ underthe managertom parker. before you knew it, they had been reserves, and one _ you knew it, they had been reserves, and one was— you knew it, they had been reserves, and one was a — you knew it, they had been reserves, and one was a goalkeeper, the other was a _ and one was a goalkeeper, the other was a centre — and one was a goalkeeper, the other was a centre forward to scored lots of goats _ was a centre forward to scored lots of coals. , :, was a centre forward to scored lots ofaoals. :, ., ., ., of goals. sabino baranaga caught the e e, of goals. sabino baranaga caught the eye. scoring — of goals. sabino baranaga caught the eye, scoring before _ of goals. sabino baranaga caught the eye, scoring before returning - of goals. sabino baranaga caught the eye, scoring before returning to i of goals. sabino baranaga caught the eye, scoring before returning to the l eye, scoring before returning to the basque country at the end of the spanish civil war. but a football

star had been born. sabino baranaga went on to score nearly 100 goals for real madrid, including the very first at the famous stadium. a fact his family continue to be proud of. translation:— his family continue to be proud of. translation: :, ., ., ., :, translation: sabino baranaga loved en . land. translation: sabino baranaga loved encland. it translation: sabino baranaga loved england- it is — translation: sabino baranaga loved england. it is where _ translation: sabino baranaga loved england. it is where he _ translation: sabino baranaga loved england. it is where he was _ translation: sabino baranaga loved england. it is where he was taught i england. it is where he was taught to play football. everything would have been completely different. he may not have survived. and if he had stayed in spain, he wouldn't have been able to concentrate on his football as he would have had to look after his family. and it was the fact that someone saw him at southampton and recommended him to real madrid that his life changed again. real madrid that his life changed aaain. :, :, ., ., , again. raimundo lezama played in coalfor again. raimundo lezama played in goal for saints _ again. raimundo lezama played in goal for saints on _ again. raimundo lezama played in goal for saints on three _ again. raimundo lezama played in goal for saints on three occasionsl goal for saints on three occasions beforejoining athletic goal for saints on three occasions before joining athletic club. he played a key role in winning the spanish cup final against sabino baranaga madrid side, just three

years after they had left the southampton orphanage. more than a dozen young boys who are left in 1937 went on to play football professionally, and achievement is now remembered in an exhibition at athletic club's stadium that ensures that the children of 37 continues to be told. while in southampton, a plaque marks the part of the city played in the lives of the children of war. bill played in the lives of the children of war. : :, ,:, ., of war. all the more important with the recent refugee _ of war. all the more important with the recent refugee crisis _ of war. all the more important with the recent refugee crisis and i of war. all the more important with the recent refugee crisis and war i of war. all the more important with the recent refugee crisis and war is| the recent refugee crisis and war is going on at the moment to remember how children and how refugees in general can be perceived, and the role that football can play in that as well. , :, role that football can play in that as well. :, ., ., ., ., as well. sabino baranaga and raimundo — as well. sabino baranaga and raimundo lezama _ as well. sabino baranaga and raimundo lezama proving i as well. sabino baranaga and l raimundo lezama proving that as well. sabino baranaga and i raimundo lezama proving that we as well. sabino baranaga and - raimundo lezama proving that we all have a chance to write our own history, no matter what party is laid before us. lewis coombes, bbc news. what a fascinating story. manchester

city are heading back to the top of the premier league. city lead to— zero at elland road, that is all from sportsday. a case of two extremes today. in the western isles of scotland, a case of heavy rain, breezy conditions. not very pleasant at all. across more southern parts of the uk, sunshine with them hazy skies. we do need the rain, it has been an incredibly dry april. and that rain is welcome across many parts of the uk, especially england

and wales where rainfall amounts have been perhaps a third compared to what we should normally have this time in april. here are the temperatures early on sunday morning, typically around 7—10 c. the damp and cloudy weather will be with us on sunday, so a few were hoping for some sunshine on sunday it is probably not going to be the case. it will be a generally overcast day. we do need the rain, it will be spreading into parts of wales and england, particularly western and south—western areas. as the day goes on, that rain will fizzle out. not a lot at all across eastern parts of england. the best parts of our weather will be across scotland. sunny spells on sunday with temperatures up to seven teen degrees in glasgow. then bank holiday monday. not much rain left on that weather front, and relatively bright sort of day with some sunny spells. perhaps one or two showers breaking out across parts of england and wales. temperatures higher, with a sunny

spells, 18 in london and cooler there in parts of scotland. only 14 in glasgow. here's the outlook. as far as the week ahead is concerned, this high pressure will build in. mid week, some rain. from wednesday onwards, that highjust mid week, some rain. from wednesday onwards, that high just built mid week, some rain. from wednesday onwards, that highjust built in and around this area of high pressure we will see a current of mild and quite warm air stretching all the way from the azores around this area of high pressure and spreading into western parts of europe. you can see the rise in the temperatures, particularly across southern areas. around 20 degrees by the time we get to friday, and mid—teens in the north. and generally dry weather to come next week as well.

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