here is the story of today's around. here is the story of today's rainfall. very wet again across parts of north—east scotland, some showers in northern ireland and some heavy and thundery ones pushing into wales and south—west england, and this rain moving across the east of england overnight. the rain in north—east scotland will start to fizzle as the night goes on. it looks like the temperatures will be in low single figures in a few locations but most places looking at lows of six to 10 degrees. there's quite a bit of dry weather as we start the day tomorrow. in southern england some outbreaks of rain to clear away, as they will, and that is a day of sunny spells and showers. some of those may have a rumble of thunder and some gusty winds with some of these as well. tending to ease away from western areas later in the day. temperatures 12 in stornoway, 18 in london, for the most part 1a to 17, very close

to average for the time of year. there are mainly dry and, look at the clouds gathering that will move in overnight into wednesday. that is from the next system moving away which has rain followed by sunny spells and showers, and with the isobars close together it will be blustery on wednesday so quite windy day. more wet weather to come for some on thursday. friday into the weekend, high pressure trying to settle things down. there will still be some showers around and high pressure doesn't necessarily translate into warmth. we will keep you updated on that. reeta. that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun.

celebrations continue for premier league title—winners manchester city. iam in i am in manchester city centre where this parade climaxes and city celebrate that five—minute miracle. and we hearfrom france superstar kylian mbappe, who says he made the best decision in turning real madrid down to stay at psg. also coming up in the programme — the brits are in action at the french open, with cameron norrie first through. emma raducanu is still hoping to seal her spot in the next round. plus, after naomi osaka's early exit, she now questions whether she'll play wimbledon, saying if ranking points aren't on offer, it's more like an exhibition.

hello, and welcome to sportsday. manchester city fans are gathering in the city centre to celebrate the team's title—winning exploits on what really was one of the most dramatic final days of the premier league season in history. pep guardiola described his team as "legends" after their comeback win over aston villa, which came in five frantic second—half minutes at the etihad. agony and ecstasy for the fans, who are on the streets as we speak. our reporterjoe lynskey is among them. the fans soaking in the atmopshere for this parade now. how are they feeling after that dramatic turnaround yesterday? well, gavin we are fighting through the noise here at the point where this parade climaxes here in manchester city centre. the players are on their way to this point to parade that trophy to the supporters

who have gathered here and perhaps address those supporters directly because this time yesterday, these fans were being put through it by their football time. about 2.5 miles east of where i'm stood now, city trailed 2— 02 to aston villa with their title hopes fading away before what is now being called the five—minute miracle, a flurry of goals, two of them from ilkay gundogan it, they're inspired substitute, took manchester city to this fourth title in five seasons and that late finish at the stadium is why the supporters are here today. but at many points, they might have feared this might not be possible. when they score the second for most of that_ when they score the second for most of that point, it reminded me of the sergio aguero moment we thought it was, as_ sergio aguero moment we thought it was, as difficult city fan, we were finished _ was, as difficult city fan, we were finished and did not think we were

going to _ finished and did not think we were going to do it. | finished and did not think we were going to do it— going to do it. i thought i cannot watch any _ going to do it. i thought i cannot watch any more _ going to do it. i thought i cannot watch any more but _ going to do it. i thought i cannot watch any more but then - going to do it. i thought i cannot watch any more but then my son going to do it. i thought i cannot - watch any more but then my son said they are _ watch any more but then my son said they are through _ watch any more but then my son said they are through and _ watch any more but then my son said they are through and came _ watch any more but then my son said they are through and came back- watch any more but then my son said they are through and came back andl they are through and came back and i'm chipping — they are through and came back and i'm chipping over the _ they are through and came back and i'm chipping over the stuff— they are through and came back and i'm chipping over the stuff up- they are through and came back and i'm chipping over the stuff up and i i'm chipping over the stuff up and down _ i'm chipping over the stuff up and down cannot— i'm chipping over the stuff up and down. cannot believe _ i'm chipping over the stuff up and down. cannot believe it, - i'm chipping over the stuff up and down. cannot believe it, it's - i'm chipping over the stuff up and down. cannot believe it, it's so i down. cannot believe it, it's so exciting — down. cannot believe it, it's so excitina. , ., , exciting. just the worst feeling in the world of _ exciting. just the worst feeling in the world of the _ exciting. just the worst feeling in the world of the best _ exciting. just the worst feeling in the world of the best all - exciting. just the worst feeling in the world of the best all in - exciting. just the worst feeling in the world of the best all in about| the world of the best all in about six minutes. but the world of the best all in about six minutes-_ the world of the best all in about six minutes-— six minutes. but we had lost it truth be told _ six minutes. but we had lost it truth be told but _ six minutes. but we had lost it truth be told but obviously - truth be told but obviously ilkay gundogan — truth be told but obviously ilkay gundogan came the _ truth be told but obviously ilkay gundogan came the subs - truth be told but obviously ilkay gundogan came the subs and l truth be told but obviously ilkay. gundogan came the subs and then truth be told but obviously ilkay- gundogan came the subs and then what happened after— gundogan came the subs and then what happened after was— gundogan came the subs and then what happened after wasjust _ gundogan came the subs and then what happened after wasjust incredible. - happened after was just incredible. something — happened after was just incredible. something i— happened after was just incredible. something i never— happened after was just incredible. something i never thought - happened after was just incredible. something i never thought i - happened after was just incredible. something i never thought i wouldl something i never thought i would see again — something i never thought i would see again after _ something i never thought i would see again after seeing _ something i never thought i would see again after seeing the sergio. see again after seeing the sergio aguero— see again after seeing the sergio aguero moment, _ see again after seeing the sergio aguero moment, in _ see again after seeing the sergio aguero moment, in the - see again after seeing the sergio aguero moment, in the exact- see again after seeing the sergio. aguero moment, in the exact same seat, _ aguero moment, in the exact same seat. and _ aguero moment, in the exact same seat. and then— aguero moment, in the exact same seat, and then with _ aguero moment, in the exact same seat, and then with me _ aguero moment, in the exact same seat, and then with me that - aguero moment, in the exact same seat, and then with me that it- seat, and then with me that it started — seat, and then with me that it started crying _ seat, and then with me that it started crying, so— seat, and then with me that it started crying, so it's - seat, and then with me that it started crying, so it's good. . a fourth title in five years this very successful team pep guardiola is having built. is this title be received is any more special than the others? i received is any more special than the others?— received is any more special than the others? ~ , ., .. , ., the others? i think you can see what it still means — the others? i think you can see what it still means to _ the others? i think you can see what it still means to manchester - the others? i think you can see what it still means to manchester city - it still means to manchester city despite this period of sustained success by those pictures of pep guardiola at full—time in yesterday's match. moved to tears,

not very often a manager of his stature display such a motion on the touchline. but clearly it still means so much to this football club here in manchester, and there is the added poignancy this year of it being ten years on from that first premier league title they want in 2012 when inspired by sergio aguero, they call it the 9320 season when they call it the 9320 season when they won the league on 93 minutes and 20 seconds. that was in 2012. in 2022, they are part of this incredible rivalry with liverpool and pushed on so hard by their northwest rivals. it still means this is certainly worth celebrating for these supporters. speaking to a recent former player and asked him exactly what it still means to the community of this football club. it means everything because even though— it means everything because even though there is a lot of success over— though there is a lot of success over the — though there is a lot of success over the last ten years, there is

never— over the last ten years, there is never really an expectation. there is the _ never really an expectation. there is the hope — never really an expectation. there is the hope that happens and even in some _ is the hope that happens and even in some glorious times there is something the back of your mind that his despair— something the back of your mind that his despair that was at the club is faced _ his despair that was at the club is faced so— his despair that was at the club is faced so much over the years and globally— faced so much over the years and globally they are so know now and some _ globally they are so know now and some of— globally they are so know now and some of the best players in the world _ some of the best players in the world play for it but the club like the foundation which is 35 years old now is— the foundation which is 35 years old now is the _ the foundation which is 35 years old now is the same. i think the fans in the city— now is the same. i think the fans in the city are — now is the same. i think the fans in the city are the same. the identity is still very— the city are the same. the identity is still very much there but it is more _ is still very much there but it is more successful and you can see that from the _ more successful and you can see that from the scenes yesterday. when in the title, _ from the scenes yesterday. when in the title, the fourth of five years, but took — the title, the fourth of five years, but took it — the title, the fourth of five years, but look it feels like the first and ithink— but look it feels like the first and i think everyone of these and for me personally— i think everyone of these and for me personally we were overjoyed as a trustee _ personally we were overjoyed as a trustee the charity to see olivier up trustee the charity to see olivier up there — trustee the charity to see olivier up there and being up there delivering trophies to those players _ delivering trophies to those players. so i've said a lot there but it _ players. so i've said a lot there but it means it into me and these fans and — but it means it into me and these fans and every one of these we cherish~ — fans and every one of these we cherish. �* ., , fans and every one of these we cherish. . .,, ., , ._ cherish. and those fans will say it was typically _ cherish. and those fans will say it was typically city _ cherish. and those fans will say it was typically city and _ cherish. and those fans will say it was typically city and what - cherish. and those fans will say it was typically city and what they i cherish. and those fans will say it i was typically city and what they did it, all the drama. how did you live through it? it it, all the drama. how did you live through it?— through it? it was very stressful start to the _ through it? it was very stressful start to the game _ through it? it was very stressful start to the game but _ through it? it was very stressful start to the game but they - through it? it was very stressful start to the game but they got l through it? it was very stressful i start to the game but they got one of his— start to the game but they got one of his era — start to the game but they got one of his era down and into heaven zeroed — of his era down and into heaven zeroed out _ of his era down and into heaven zeroed out and you concerned the

game they— zeroed out and you concerned the game they cannot do it but in the same _ game they cannot do it but in the same breath i know many city fans would _ same breath i know many city fans would not — same breath i know many city fans would not turn off because something is always— would not turn off because something is always a _ would not turn off because something is always a back of your eye that maybe they can do it and i think the quality— maybe they can do it and i think the quality of— maybe they can do it and i think the quality of players that they had i think— quality of players that they had i think it's — quality of players that they had i think it's perfectly reasonable. so they have — think it's perfectly reasonable. so they have the joy of seeing three goals— they have the joy of seeing three goals in— they have the joy of seeing three goals in six minutes within the stress — goals in six minutes within the stress of— goals in six minutes within the stress of can you hold off for ten minutes and you would say it's typically — minutes and you would say it's typically city but i think typically city is _ typically city but i think typically city is the trophy is involved now which _ city is the trophy is involved now which is always good. this is a constant evolution with his team of players coming and going so what with the squad look like and feel like next year? it is extraordinary _ feel like next year? it is extraordinary that - feel like next year? it 3 extraordinary that manchester city won this premier league title with 93 points. they scored 99 goals but they did all that without a recognised centre forward and that is something they are rectifying going forward with the addition of erling haaland, one of the new superstars of world football, the structure, the norwegian who isjust a terrifying prospect really for the rest of the division. the amount of

chances he can convert with that creativity to my manchester city have now in midfield. the other question will be pep guardiola. he has one year left on his contract and there are questions about whether he will continue and beyond that, everybody here at this stage will of course want him to carry on in hisjob was of will of course want him to carry on in his job was of the records to need to tumble for pep guardiola and his side. it is his 11th trophy in six years in england and at this year's title six years in england and at this yea r�*s title moves six years in england and at this year's title moves him up to second place for premier league trophies won behind only sir alex ferguson. patrick gearey looks dealt with the club goes next. city at the top of still lifting. for the for time in five seasons, they are the champions of england but they were taken to the brink by liverpool and on the last day by aston villa but for the manager that only raises his team higher.-

only raises his team higher. these cu s are only raises his team higher. these guys are legends _ only raises his team higher. these guys are legends already. - only raises his team higher. these guys are legends already. people | guys are legends already. people have to admit it. this group of players are absolutely eternal in this club because what they've achieved is so difficult to do. you can measure _ achieved is so difficult to do. you can measure how— achieved is so difficult to do. you can measure how difficult it is by how rare it has been. sir alex ferguson's united were the last club to enjoy this degree of dominance in the premier league. cross of the comparisons are always tricky but now pep guardiola is a manager regenerating his team and repeating success. he regenerating his team and repeating success. , ., ,., , success. he gets a hundred points and 98 points _ success. he gets a hundred points and 98 points and _ success. he gets a hundred points and 98 points and kind _ success. he gets a hundred points and 98 points and kind of - success. he gets a hundred points and 98 points and kind of blows i success. he gets a hundred points| and 98 points and kind of blows all that out _ and 98 points and kind of blows all that out of— and 98 points and kind of blows all that out of the water and then it falls apart a little bit in 2020 and they finish a long way behind liverpool and can he rebuild the team? — liverpool and can he rebuild the team? turns out he can because he is then got— team? turns out he can because he is then got the _ team? turns out he can because he is then got the next two titles as well so for titles in five years, it just kind of— so for titles in five years, it just kind of cements this error up or merely— kind of cements this error up or merely football as pep guardiola's. he owns— merely football as pep guardiola's. he owns this last five years now. there _ he owns this last five years now. there is — he owns this last five years now. there is room to improve a course with a lawn for glory from europe

still eludes them with the season the team is played without an out and out stryker. midfielder kevin abroad it is a top score in the leaks and they have sorted that problem by buying erling haaland. only 21 and already one of the best in europe. the billions offer solutions to many problems and now to the economics mean we will get more the same? it to the economics mean we will get more the same?— to the economics mean we will get more the same? it does repeat year on ear more the same? it does repeat year on year because _ more the same? it does repeat year on year because they _ more the same? it does repeat year on year because they are _ more the same? it does repeat year on year because they are well- more the same? it does repeat year on year because they are well set i on year because they are well set and unless— on year because they are well set and unless something drastic- and unless something drastic changes, _ and unless something drastic changes, they— and unless something drastic changes, they will— and unless something drastic changes, they will continue l and unless something drastici changes, they will continue to and unless something drastic- changes, they will continue to be well set — changes, they will continue to be well set so — changes, they will continue to be well set so i _ changes, they will continue to be well set so i think— changes, they will continue to be well set so i think looking - changes, they will continue to be well set so i think looking at - changes, they will continue to be well set so i think looking at the i well set so i think looking at the numbers we _ well set so i think looking at the numbers we can see _ well set so i think looking at the numbers we can see them - well set so i think looking at the numbers we can see them but. well set so i think looking at the i numbers we can see them but we well set so i think looking at the - numbers we can see them but we know about the _ numbers we can see them but we know about the club— numbers we can see them but we know about the club moving _ numbers we can see them but we know about the club moving forward, - numbers we can see them but we know about the club moving forward, is - about the club moving forward, is certainly— about the club moving forward, is certainly a situation _ about the club moving forward, is certainly a situation where - about the club moving forward, is certainly a situation where they. certainly a situation where they could _ certainly a situation where they could win — certainly a situation where they could win obviously _ certainly a situation where they could win obviously another - certainly a situation where they| could win obviously another few league — could win obviously another few league titles _ could win obviously another few league titles in _ could win obviously another few league titles in the _ could win obviously another few league titles in the upcoming i league titles in the upcoming seasons _ league titles in the upcoming seasons. ., , ., seasons. some of the faces have chanced seasons. some of the faces have changed with _ seasons. some of the faces have changed with the _ seasons. some of the faces have changed with the colours - seasons. some of the faces have i changed with the colours remained, a premier league area shaded light blue. patrick gearey, bbc news. could be a fearsome front line. you mentioned pep guardiola just then and how much of that is there still?

he is had to feel these questions yesterday in the press conference and he said all he wanted to think about was the president. to go and play golf, to go out to catalonia and see his wider family. play golf, to go out to catalonia and see his widerfamily. but play golf, to go out to catalonia and see his wider family. but there is of course that image of him at full time as we alluded to in that is what city fans will point to for this genuine love, this genuine passion for the city that pep guardiola has and his love for this football club as he looks to lead them to even more trophies and that elusive champions league title, which he is still yet to win with this club. he is also been your six years and that is longer than he has spent and any other managerialjob. he has absolutely the credentials to keep going at this job of chorus and supporters would know that and of course he has this rivalry across the northwest from liverpool and his

managerial rivaljurgen klopp and one that will really keep him motivated you would think going forward. one of the great premier league rivalries and for city to come out on top this season is certainly one that these family —— fans here will see as being worth celebrating. fans here will see as being worth celebrating-— fans here will see as being worth celebratina. ~ , , . �* , celebrating. absolutely and i'm sure the will. celebrating. absolutely and i'm sure they will. thank _ celebrating. absolutely and i'm sure they will. thank you _ celebrating. absolutely and i'm sure they will. thank you very _ celebrating. absolutely and i'm sure they will. thank you very much - they will. thank you very much indeed and enjoy the parade, joe. so, city fans understandably basking in the glory still after that final day drama. for their rivals manchester united, it must be a bitter pill to swallow. united finished down in sixth and a massive 35 points behind. optimism, though, perhaps for them. their new manager, erik ten haag, has been speaking to the press for the first time as united boss today. i don't see it as a risk. i think this club has a great history, and now let's make a future. and i am really excited to do that with the

people around at the club and brace and the people in in the staff and we will go analyse the squad and we will go day today. work hard, 100% committed and i'm sure we will get that success. we always bring in every club we think about what is in the club, what is in the spirit of the club, what is in the spirit of the club and that is what we want to know. but also that's why they appoint me as manager as i have to bring something in the club dynamic. in the top and we want to achieve top, you have to demand what we are willing to do. as i said, i'm still in the process of analysing with no set conclusions i'm looking forward to work with these players in the decision before the squad was second in the league, so huge potential, so

i think if we improve, if we work with them, i think we can get out more as we should from the season. for more on the end of the premier league season with reflections on that dramatic day for city as well as the relegation drama with leeds staying up, check out today's special football news show on the iplayer. kylian mbappe said he was planning tojoin a real madrid but kylian mbappe said he was planning to join a real madrid but the call of home has kept them with the french club pst until 2025. he is been speaking. last week, the decision to stay. i say first of all to the president of real madrid from paris because a lot of respect for him after the club,

that it was important to say personally that i'm not going to go. i think it is to a great player is to be honest everything was great and was good because we have good relationship and after i said to the club that i would stay, i was totally be more in the club. i am 100% focused on my game, on the football and i know a lot of people are going to talk because it's good to talk about it. it was good to talk about it, the media, everybody could not way and sometimes the media says something wrong and something is true, you never know. everybody was lost and it was like... ,., everybody was lost and it was like... ,, everybody was lost and it was like... ., ., ., ., note like... do you follow all that? note because i knew _ like... do you follow all that? note because i knew what _ like... do you follow all that? note because i knew what would - like... do you follow all that? note | because i knew what would happen. like... do you follow all that? note l because i knew what would happen. i did not have to follow. but it was like this during the season i was focused on 100% because individual goals, collective goals and it was important to stay focused on the pitch and after i made my decision when the season is over. you

pitch and after i made my decision when the season is over.— when the season is over. you now have more — when the season is over. you now have more money _ when the season is over. you now have more money than _ when the season is over. you now have more money than you - when the season is over. you now have more money than you need, | when the season is over. you now i have more money than you need, you have more money than you need, you have authority within the club, so i think the next thing is to the enjoyment. would you find the joy that major football life at this place was my i had the most important thing is to keep the pleasure to play, keep the pleasure to play. pleasure to play, keep the pleasure to -la . . . pleasure to play, keep the pleasure to play. have the patience as i started to _ to play. have the patience as i started to play _ to play. have the patience as i started to play football - to play. have the patience as i started to play football and i to play. have the patience as i i started to play football and things to go and i can be a professional and i play amazing games and important games and i play in the world cup and the one the world cup, so i'm happy. i5 world cup and the one the world cup, so i'm happy-— so i'm happy. is that dream over? never over- _ so i'm happy. is that dream over? never over. the _ so i'm happy. is that dream over? never over. the only _ so i'm happy. is that dream over? never over. the only thing - so i'm happy. is that dream over? never over. the only thing now i so i'm happy. is that dream over? never over. the only thing now is | never over. the only thing now is i have signed a new contract for three years more and you never know what can happen in the future. it's i give up thinking of the future as i think only of the present and the present is setting a new contract for three years more at paris saint—germain. arsenal defender kieran tierney has been left out of scotland's squad

for the world cup play—off semifinal with ukraine on the 1st ofjune. he hasn't recovered fully from knee surgery last month. if they win, scotland could face wales a few days later for a place in qatar. liverpool have already started planning for next season. they've signed fabio carvalho from fulham, who played a key role in their promotion back to the premier league, scoring ten goals and providing eight assists. west ham's kurt zouma and his brother yoan will appear in court tomorrow charged with a number of offences under the animal welfare act. the hammers defender was filmed on social media in february kicking and mistreating his pet cats. the two men are due to appear at thames magistrates' court for a first hearing tomorrow morning. to the french open now, and the brits were in singles action today. cameron norrie, fresh from victory in the lyon open at the weekend, made light work of his opponent in the first round. but there have been a few shocks along the way in the women's draw, asjess softely reports.

parisi and showers to lead to start did not dampen the intensity. cameron norrie in the first set had a relentless and it cameron norrie held onto his serve to go up. norrie finally took the first set 7—5. put finally took the first set 7-5. put it lona finally took the first set 7-5. put it long and _ finally took the first set 7—5. pm it long and norrie has the first set. , .., ., , . it long and norrie has the first set. , . set. the second was much calmer as norrie found — set. the second was much calmer as norrie found his _ set. the second was much calmer as norrie found his rhythm _ set. the second was much calmer as norrie found his rhythm with - set. the second was much calmer as norrie found his rhythm with the i norrie found his rhythm with the britain out two sets up as to the pressure soon fizzled out with cameron nor at its best and cruising towards second round, winning 7—5, 6-6- towards second round, winning 7—5, 6—6— zero. he is never gone further than a third read of a major but could this be his time? the world number one has a dominant of the women's game as she is the favourite at rolon garrison here is why. game, set, match in under an hour. i’m set, match in under an hour. i'm re set, match in under an hour. i'm pretty sure _ set, match in under an hour. i'm pretty sure i _ set, match in under an hour. i'm pretty sure i am _ set, match in under an hour. i'm pretty sure i am going to lose at some point sol pretty sure i am going to lose at some point so i also want to be

ready for— some point so i also want to be ready for that and be aware there are many— ready for that and be aware there are many players out there who can play great _ are many players out there who can play great tennis and are really dangerous. i would've play great tennis and are really dangerous. iwould've is play great tennis and are really dangerous. i would've is in the dangerous. iwould've is in the things— dangerous. i would've is in the things i— dangerous. i would've is in the things i focused on before any the before _ things i focused on before any the before this street because i've been doing _ before this street because i've been doing a _ before this street because i've been doing a really good job of that and ithink— doing a really good job of that and i think it _ doing a really good job of that and i think it is — doing a really good job of that and i think it is going to help me to state _ i think it is going to help me to state really composed and focused on the things— state really composed and focused on the things that i'm supposed to focus _ the things that i'm supposed to focus on — the things that i'm supposed to focus on. ., , ., the things that i'm supposed to focus on. .,, ., , ,, focus on. there was a shock exit for the defending _ focus on. there was a shock exit for the defending champion. _ focus on. there was a shock exit for the defending champion. she - focus on. there was a shock exit for the defending champion. she lost i focus on. there was a shock exit for| the defending champion. she lost to the defending champion. she lost to the french teenager who was ranked 97th in the world. coming back from a set down a famous win in front of her home crowd. the four—time grand slam champion naomi osaka is also out. she struggled to keep up with an american who donated the first set. a brief fight back in the second was not enough and osaka leaves paris with plenty of work to do. jess softley, bbc news. after that match him osaka said she was not sure if you will play

wimbledon next month as working points have been stripped from the chile shift by the atp and wtf return them organisers bandit russian and belarusian athletes over the invasion of ukraine. osaka took several breaks from the sport lecture to protect her mental health and sin without points is more like an exhibition. it's kind of, like... i don't want to say pointless, no pun intended, but, like... i'm the type of player that gets motivated by, like, seeing my ranking going up and stuff like that. i'm going to kind of see how like the decisions turn up because i think there's going to be a bit of back—and—forth about the whole point situations and then i guess i can make my decisions. earlier i spoke to russell fuller to find out how these comments we received? it find out how these comments we received? , ., ., find out how these comments we received? , . ., , received? it will be alarming news for the all england _ received? it will be alarming news for the all england club. - received? it will be alarming news for the all england club. they i received? it will be alarming news for the all england club. they will| for the all england club. they will be hoping — for the all england club. they will be hoping this does not lead to more

players _ be hoping this does not lead to more players suggesting they might not play. they will also not enjoy the description of the championships as an exhibition. i think there are more — an exhibition. i think there are more players than perhaps you would be aware _ more players than perhaps you would be aware of _ more players than perhaps you would be aware of the admit that things will be _ be aware of the admit that things will be very strange if they are not playing _ will be very strange if they are not playing for— will be very strange if they are not playing for working points as it seems — playing for working points as it seems strange to us. the glory up playing _ seems strange to us. the glory up playing ability and potentially for a few. _ playing ability and potentially for a few, earning bucket loads of cash in the _ a few, earning bucket loads of cash in the process and players are so tuned _ in the process and players are so tuned in — in the process and players are so tuned in to— in the process and players are so tuned in to competing on to work, collecting — tuned in to competing on to work, collecting wrecking points, that is viable _ collecting wrecking points, that is viable currency to get into other tournament so it will feel very strange — tournament so it will feel very strange for some. osaka is perhaps not typical— strange for some. osaka is perhaps not typical in that she has got a bit of— not typical in that she has got a bit of an— not typical in that she has got a bit of an injury and had a full on grass— bit of an injury and had a full on grass a few— bit of an injury and had a full on grass a few years ago and is not like you to — grass a few years ago and is not like you to make as much progress of another— like you to make as much progress of another concentrate on the hard court _ another concentrate on the hard court season in the run—up to the us open but— court season in the run—up to the us open. but nonetheless if a player of that magnitude who has won four grand slam titles and say the moment she is— grand slam titles and say the moment she is leaning towards not playing, then alarm — she is leaning towards not playing, then alarm bells will ring very loudly— then alarm bells will ring very loudly at _ then alarm bells will ring very loudly at the all england club. i�*m loudly at the all england club. i'm sure and in _

loudly at the all england club. i�*m sure and in terms of the singles for the men good news for the brits today on that front. yes the men good news for the brits today on that front.— the men good news for the brits today on that front. yes coming to ve aood today on that front. yes coming to very good wins _ today on that front. yes coming to very good wins indeed _ today on that front. yes coming to very good wins indeed for- today on that front. yes coming to | very good wins indeed for cameron norrie, _ very good wins indeed for cameron norrie, who— very good wins indeed for cameron norrie, who won the atp title in lions— norrie, who won the atp title in lions on— norrie, who won the atp title in lions on saturday, his fourth went on tour— lions on saturday, his fourth went on tour in — lions on saturday, his fourth went on tour in ten months, and that she was to— on tour in ten months, and that she was to win — on tour in ten months, and that she was to win against the french wildcard and he wanted straight sets but dan _ wildcard and he wanted straight sets but dan evans, a paperless win for him _ but dan evans, a paperless win for him he _ but dan evans, a paperless win for him. he asserted a long time until his 32nd _ him. he asserted a long time until his 32nd birthday to get his first singles when at rolon garros and he did so— singles when at rolon garros and he did so by— singles when at rolon garros and he did so by beating the man who reached — did so by beating the man who reached the semifinals in miami at the end _ reached the semifinals in miami at the end of— reached the semifinals in miami at the end of march, and argentinian and eb— the end of march, and argentinian and eb demonstrates that it's some really— and eb demonstrates that it's some really brilliant tennis and celebrated by practising his golf swing _ celebrated by practising his golf swing and i will find out a little bit later— swing and i will find out a little bit later what he meant by that. russell— bit later what he meant by that. russell fuller there. it might rent a condo is in action and has not been easy for her as she lost the first set as she had chances to win it herself of the 17—year—old won on a tie—break and the second set was riddled with errors from both

players but emma raducanu hasjust taken it now so we are heading into a decider there. so emma raducanu trying to make round two at the french open. finally another twist to what's proving to be an unpredictable season in formula 1. max verstappen, the current world champion, is back on top of the driver's championship after victory in the spanish grand prix yesterday. but could we be seeing some green shoots of recovery for mercedes after what's been an underwhelming start for them? lewis hamilton fought back up to fifth, and team—mate george russell was on the podium. let's get some more on this with f1 journalist inge stracke. how crucial was this victory for verstappen, and what does it mean for the title race? i think it was very important. it got him into the lead of the driver popped much cheaper ship and got his team into the lead of the constructor seamanship in the first on the season so it was quite important but you could almost call it poeticjustice because in melbourne and bahrain, max verstappen did not finish due to

technical problems and now charles leclerc did not finish technical problems. it is a long season ahead of this is only raced six of 22, so i think it will swing back and forth at least between those two and a few more times this year. in at least between those two and a few more times this year.— more times this year. in terms of the way the _ more times this year. in terms of the way the ferraris _ more times this year. in terms of the way the ferraris had - more times this year. in terms of the way the ferraris had been i the way the ferraris had been behaving this year, charles leclerc had problems in the race yesterday and rebel have problems so far so is reliability an issue?— reliability an issue? definitely. reliability could _ reliability an issue? definitely. reliability could in _ reliability an issue? definitely. reliability could in the - reliability an issue? definitely. reliability could in the end i reliability an issue? definitely. reliability could in the end be| reliability an issue? definitely. i reliability could in the end be the decisive factor. there is no formula 1 saying that there is to finish first you have to first finish and that it's very true. if you look at it, as i said before, max verstappen did not finish two races and that got charles leclerc in the lead and now charles leclerc did not finish and now max verstappen is in the lead. mercedes had been extremely reliable. they have had problems with performance but george russell finished in all races and lewis hamilton has finished all but one and actually both cars finished all races but hamilton scored points in

all but one race and that means that red bull is saying whenever there is points to be inherited by mercedes had been there to take them. you mentioned — had been there to take them. you mentioned that _ had been there to take them. you mentioned that about mercedes as a positive feeling from them yesterday and in terms of what they can do now for recovery from a rather unwilling start, not written them at all, hamilton fifth and remarkable given how far down the grid he dropped towards the start of the race so if there are assigned their look is changing the moment? flat there are assigned their look is changing the moment?- there are assigned their look is changing the moment? not so sure about their luck— changing the moment? not so sure about their luck if— changing the moment? not so sure about their luck if you _ changing the moment? not so sure about their luck if you look - changing the moment? not so sure about their luck if you look at - changing the moment? not so sure about their luck if you look at the l about their luck if you look at the start of the race where hamilton had his tire damaged and had to fall back to the end of the field and get back to the end of the field and get back to the end of the field and get back to the front closet with the car has jason they have made some changes in the barcelona upgrade has definitely improved the mercedes car. the team boss has said they now understand the car better, and the key factor is the purpose of income of the balancing as i think rebel have had that problem not us which is mercedes mercedes seem to have gotten rid of the kangaroos now and

the problem is a car is not as much bouncing any more and that has improve performance of the faster. but however it may have cost a little bit of liability because luke hamilton towards the end of the race and ago because they had a water leak in the coolant and still however he finish and scored viable points. however he finish and scored viable oints. . ., however he finish and scored viable oints. . ~' ,. , however he finish and scored viable oints. . ,, y., , . points. thank you very much indeed. the current — points. thank you very much indeed. the current situation _ points. thank you very much indeed. the current situation and _ points. thank you very much indeed. the current situation and permanent| the current situation and permanent one. that is just about it from us here on sportsday. we'll leave you with some live pictures of that victory parade for premier league champions manchester city, who are showing their silverware a tour of the city centre right now. one the fans there. pep guardiola's side won their fourth title in five seasons with victory over aston villa yesterday. remarkable season for them and what year it has been! fans loving it there in manchester and we will see you soon. that's all from sportsday. hello.

there's been no shortage of cloud rolling across the uk this monday, and for the majority of us, it has borne some rain. through the remainder of this week, plenty more showers to come, quite cool and that will be thanks to the north—westerly or westerly breezes that set up, which take us through this evening and overnight. we've got low pressure pulling out into the north sea, but quite a cluster of showers still to follow on its tail for england and wales. becoming dry relatively, though, for northern ireland, northern england and scotland, and with clearing skies into the small hours of tuesday, temperatures will slide down the single—figure scale, particularly in the more rural areas. further south, temperatures close to double figures. first thing tuesday probably not looking too bad. some of those heavier showers will clear away eastwards through the morning, the sun will come out, but then the shower clouds will build once again and we'll see some localised heavy downpours to get us through tuesday afternoon. quite a cool breeze, too. temperatures 16—18 at best.

hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is outside source. photographs emerge apparently showing borisjohnson at a social gathering in downing street in november 2020, when the country was in lockdown. they show mrjohnson toasting a group of people standing closely together. if you think about where the nation was at the time and the restrictions people had, businesses or not able to open, and yet the prime minister looks like he is giving a speech, doing a toast. in looks like he is giving a speech, doing a toast.— doing a toast. in ukraine, a 21 euros russian _ doing a toast. in ukraine, a 21 euros russian soldier- doing a toast. in ukraine, a 21 euros russian soldier is - doing a toast. in ukraine, a 21 euros russian soldier is given | doing a toast. in ukraine, a 21 i euros russian soldier is given life for the murder of a 60—year—old unarmed civilian at the start of the conflict. —— 21—year—old. on a