patchy rain areas as the front with patchy rain clears away into the near continent. largely clear skies as you can see, but further blustery showers for much of north and west scotland. lighter winds further south. there is a cool air mass moving in, so a chilly night to come, typically seven to 9 degrees for most areas. into friday, ending the week on a fine note across southern areas, thanks to this area of high pressure pushing in from the south—west. still much of scotland influenced by pressure from scandinavia. if you showers developing for northern ireland and northern england, but the majority of wales having a fine day with a lot more sunshine than today. the temperatures will respond. the wind are lighter in the south, still blustery in the north with scattered showers, but we could see 21 degrees again across the south—east. as you drift further northwards, the air mass is cooler. that's friday, the weekend is looking quite mixed as well. i think

as we start to pick up northerly winds, it will start to turn cooler and by sunday we could even see some showers in the forecast as well, so i think saturday is looking like being the driest day of the weekend. you can see why, our area of high pressure is drifting northwards allowing these northerly winds to dig down, pushing down across the country, which will also spark off some showers. saturday the best, driest day. 20 degrees in the south. as we head into sunday, it will be more cloudy and cool it with scattered showers, more cloudy and cool it with scattered showers, particularly more cloudy and cool it with scattered showers, particularly in the east. thank you very much. 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. we put the spotlight on the rise in incidents of fan violence within football. we hear from the players football association and ask what can be done to tackle it. the players are concerned that not enough preventive measures have been put in place. to make sure they're safe at work. the bronze age is over at manchester city. she's set to make a move this summer, becoming the latest big name to leave the club. and commonwealth gold medallist rhys mcclenaghan is told he won't be allowed to defend his pommel title in birmingham — a move that's been described as "reprehensible". also coming up in the programme. for the first time in three years, the isle of man tt returns. we look ahead to the on of the biggest dates in the motorcycling calendar.

hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening. welcome to the programme. tonight, we're exploring fan disorder and violence within football. just this week, the england boss gareth southgate felt compelled to address the recent spate of pitch—invasions and violence at matches. describing it as a national embarrassment. so what has prompted this reaction. and how significant is the problem? well, let's take you back to the euros last summer. the final, when 2000 ticketless fans stormed wembley. described in a government review as a "perfect storm of lawlessness" — that seemed to just the the beginnig of what was a season of fan disorder. and the stats prove it. figures released injanuary showed that in the first half of the season there had been 802 football related

arrests, up nearly 50% from the previous season. incidents involving flares, missiles and hate crime were up too by 36%. and this has consequences, sheffield united's billy sharp needed stitches after he was attacked by a nottingham forest fan after they beat united in a championship play—off final. the fan has since been jailed. and when everton sealed their premier league survival, crystal palace manager patrick viera was involved in an altercation with a fan during yet another pitch invasion. just last weekend, after manchester city clinched the title, villa keeper robin 0lsen was assaulted as fans invaded the pitch there. joining me now for more on thsi is our sports news correspondent, laura scott. laura there's no doubting there is a serious issue here. have football authorities control? there is a serious issue here.

some there is a serious issue here. people think perhaps perhaps some people think perhaps they have, perhaps social unrest is just a football issue but a nationwide issue. but quite clearly, there is a problem here with pitch invasions resin disorder at football that needs tackling the summer. quite why this is this is happening is perhaps a combination of factors. it could be to do with the post covid—19 feeling of everyone is back in football, forgotten how to behave. her abscess and the do with brexit. perhaps the euros final was a flashpoint that led to this deterioration and fan behaviour. perhaps it's the home office said earlier this week of a process to deal with fries and cocaine use. perhaps alcohol. but i think most likely is it's a combination of all of these things. spoke to the chief executive of the footballers association and he said he thinks it's driven by a feeling of impunity

among fans there forgotten that the pitch is for players in the stands were spectators and it's a criminal offence to go onto the pitch and preps the media have a role to end it is up to us and the rest of the media not to celebrate pitch invasions to make it clear that it is a criminal offence. but when i spoke earlier, how concerning is it for players and this is what he had to say. i for players and this is what he had to sa . ~ . , ., to say. i think, at the big game, particularly _ to say. i think, at the big game, particularly involving _ to say. i think, at the big game, particularly involving certain - particularly involving certain reactions, especially if it's a positive _ reactions, especially if it's a positive outcome and thin, the concern — positive outcome and thin, the concern that maybe be there's enough preventative measures taking place by the _ preventative measures taking place by the people may need to make sure they're _ by the people may need to make sure they're safe _ by the people may need to make sure they're safe at work and what they're — they're safe at work and what they're asking is, why is this happening and what have we learned and will _ happening and what have we learned and will be _ happening and what have we learned and will be can do better going forward — and will be can do better going forward. as a question notjust of looking _ forward. as a question notjust of looking back, but looking and what

we can _ looking back, but looking and what we can learn from what is happened to make _ we can learn from what is happened to make sure that the people responsible for the security in the stadium _ responsible for the security in the stadium effectively put the measures and the _ stadium effectively put the measures and the resources in place to make sure this _ and the resources in place to make sure this doesn't happen again in the future — sure this doesn't happen again in the future. we we see it time again, these pleas with fans. to observe the rules, seems to be falling on deaf ears. what exactly can be done though? earlier this week, we spoke to someone high up and they said once the invasion has started, its almost impossible to stop it. and they're looking at deterrence that they're looking at deterrence that they can bring into the game in their ongoing discussions among stakeholders and i will be the fa, the premier league and we note that they want to proceed to the table and this will undoubtedly involve the football policing unit to work out what's at their disposal and

what are realistic solutions that they can tackle and that might be reductions and if you remove the first few rows, they can make it harder. perhaps you bring in the grills that you see at wembley that make pitch invasions harder more police could be an option, more stewarding to be an option as well and clearly, there measures to impose sanctions on cocaine use for home office saying the football banning orders would be increased for possession or supplying of cocaine. and just back to that interview i did, the pfa have written with an impact statement highlighting that very real impact that pitch invasions have in place, the feeling of being vulnerable when they're surrounded by fans and cannot see an exit point. it says it clear notjust cannot see an exit point. it says it clear not just that cannot see an exit point. it says it clear notjust that pitch invasions are a criminal offence but there will be punished consistently. the feelinu

will be punished consistently. the feelin: of will be punished consistently. the feeling of impunity is what drives people _ feeling of impunity is what drives people to — feeling of impunity is what drives people to behave in a way that is not acceptable and once people know that you _ not acceptable and once people know that you will be traced, you'll be tracked — that you will be traced, you'll be tracked and will be punished, and i think— tracked and will be punished, and i think it _ tracked and will be punished, and i think it will — tracked and will be punished, and i think it will be an element that will help— think it will be an element that will help people behave better. the will help people behave better. authorities will help people behave better. tie: authorities are will help people behave better. tue: authorities are not will help people behave better. ttl: authorities are not committing to any action by duke in the sense that they're taking this seriously. in they're taking this seriously. in the field this is no place in perhaps the darkest thing that they said to me was that they cannot take a gamble when it comes to this and that a player and a manager or stuart can get very seriously injured in pitch invasions in the future. and you can hear more from that interview with maheta molango and more on the whole topic of fan disorder on this weeks sports desk podcast on bbc sounds manchester city will be without lucy bronze next season — she's announced she's leaving the club when her contract

runs out next month. one of the side's most experienced plaeyrs, she adds her name to the exodus of internationals from city this season. this one perhaps the biggest blow — as emma sanders explains. surprise, given her pedigree and the impact she's had, made over 100 appearances there and in 2020, a massive name. but she was out of contract the summer after returning for a second spell at city and a two year deal. she's a multiple offers from america to go and to and it does look like she's likely to go to san diego and mothers clips has been linked and that being managed who know lucy very well. in their office on the table and given the start of the league, it might be a bit of a tricky situation coming back and she

might want to go to a short—term medium but yes, certainly the next destination. the medium but yes, certainly the next destination-— medium but yes, certainly the next destination. the future, you cannot hel but destination. the future, you cannot help but think _ destination. the future, you cannot help but think that _ destination. the future, you cannot help but think that she _ destination. the future, you cannot help but think that she is _ destination. the future, you cannot help but think that she is one - destination. the future, you cannot help but think that she is one of. help but think that she is one of the latest in a string of big names leaving manchester city. what is going on there?— going on there? yet, scotland international, _ going on there? yet, scotland international, she's _ going on there? yet, scotland international, she's also - going on there? yet, scotland international, she's also left l going on there? yet, scotland i international, she's also left this and her contract was due to expire in the international is joined and her contract was due to expire in the international isjoined in munich. a canadian international left months ago and announced her retirement and so, there has been some big names that have left the club and they're all coming towards the end of their contracts and it was expecting anything city are starting to look into the future and i know that there are several sightings are expected to come in and city are hopeful that they can rebuild and use this period where their more experienced on the side weather coming to the end of their contracts they can bring in these newer, fresher players and look to

the future. :, ,., newer, fresher players and look to the future-— the future. you said it was 'ust a matter of weeks i the future. you said it was 'ust a matter of weeks away h the future. you said it was 'ust a matter of weeks away nowh the future. you said it wasjust a matter of weeks away now and l the future. you said it wasjust a - matter of weeks away now and some concerning news from them with an injury. concerning news from them with an in'u . , u. : concerning news from them with an in'u . , _, . :, , injury. very concerning for friends and she is — injury. very concerning for friends and she is a _ injury. very concerning for friends and she is a huge _ injury. very concerning for friends and she is a huge part _ injury. very concerning for friends and she is a huge part of - injury. very concerning for friends and she is a huge part of that - injury. very concerning for friends | and she is a huge part of that team to qualify for the women's major tournament. she's a captain is extremely experienced and the optimistic. and the euro started in six weeks and fans be concerned but they are hopeful that she will be backin they are hopeful that she will be back in so, fingers crossed. that may be six weeks away. but we're just 2 days from the biggest date in the european football calendar — the champions league final. liverpool have travelled to paris ahead of saturday's showdown against real madrid. spare a thought though for andy roberston. after what could be one of the biggest games of his life, he'll then join his scotland teammatse for a world cup play—off

agains ukraine on wednesday. kheredine idessane has been catching up with him a spring aspring in a spring in his step for week that could crown his career. 0ne match away from another champions league what is metal with liverpool and dismay came from his first world cup stability. champions dismay came from his first world cup champions league final, the biggest can be can play and i know a lot of people involved with scotland or just sitting about waiting for that game and is obviously it's going to be intense. ~ :, game and is obviously it's going to be intense-— game and is obviously it's going to be intense. ~' :, :, ., ., be intense. ukraine and hamden on wednesday to _ be intense. ukraine and hamden on wednesday to keep _ be intense. ukraine and hamden on wednesday to keep scotland - be intense. ukraine and hamden on wednesday to keep scotland world | be intense. ukraine and hamden on . wednesday to keep scotland world cup dreams alive. the opposing players training due to the ongoing war in their homeland.— their homeland. everyone in the world wants _ their homeland. everyone in the world wants ukraine _ their homeland. everyone in the world wants ukraine to - their homeland. everyone in the world wants ukraine to win - their homeland. everyone in the world wants ukraine to win it. their homeland. everyone in the world wants ukraine to win it if. their homeland. everyone in the i world wants ukraine to win it if you orany world wants ukraine to win it if you or any other country, i would want them to win but they're playing against my country and we are playing to win and we have to be

ready for that. he had to be ready for the challenge.— ready for that. he had to be ready for the challenge. sympathy for the ca tain but for the challenge. sympathy for the captain but no _ for the challenge. sympathy for the captain but no quarter _ for the challenge. sympathy for the captain but no quarter given. - for the challenge. sympathy for the captain but no quarter given. the . captain but no quarter given. the same message given from the top of the european game. tia. same message given from the top of the european game.— the european game. no. i'm sure on the european game. no. i'm sure on the football _ the european game. no. i'm sure on the football pitch, _ the european game. no. i'm sure on the football pitch, the _ the european game. no. i'm sure on the football pitch, the scottish - the football pitch, the scottish team _ the football pitch, the scottish team will play with full speed. and that, _ team will play with full speed. and that, for— team will play with full speed. and that, for me, it's very important. i don't _ that, for me, it's very important. i don't think— that, for me, it's very important. i don't think the ukrainian national team _ don't think the ukrainian national team would want to have it in this way _ team would want to have it in this wa . ~ �* :, :, :, , way. we've got to feeling of being the ma'or way. we've got to feeling of being the major tournament _ way. we've got to feeling of being the major tournament and - way. we've got to feeling of being the major tournament and we - way. we've got to feeling of being | the major tournament and we need way. we've got to feeling of being - the major tournament and we need to trade in separate that. we will be receptive of them during and after the game. we have to be ready. itrrui’ith the game. we have to be ready. with the game. we have to be ready. with the bi est the game. we have to be ready. with the biggest club _ the game. we have to be ready. with the biggest club game, or helping scotland one step closer, andy robertson is ready for a week like no other.

gymnast rhys mcclenaghan has been told he will not be permitted to defend his pommel horse gold medal at this summer's commonwealth games. a ruling by the international gymnastics federation has determined that he and two others are ineligible to represent northern ireland — despite being from northern ireland. nigel ringland has more on this. a good dismount, no hesitation. double pure white, from northern ireland. . == double pure white, from northern ireland. . , :, ireland. . -- pirouette. the international— ireland. . -- pirouette. the international gymnastics i ireland. . -- pirouette. the - international gymnastics federation has labelled him ineligible for the competition because they have campaign for ireland in international tournaments. campaign for ireland in internationaltournaments. �* international tournaments. being the current commonwealth _ international tournaments. being the current commonwealth games - international tournaments. being the - current commonwealth games champion on the _ current commonwealth games champion on the pommel horse and then be told you're _ on the pommel horse and then be told you're not— on the pommel horse and then be told you're not going to the event next time _ you're not going to the event next time around, it hits me hard and he hits my—

time around, it hits me hard and he hits my team—mates hard as well. we all work— hits my team—mates hard as well. we all work hard — hits my team—mates hard as well. we all work hard on the lead up to these — all work hard on the lead up to these competitions and for a competition of this magnitude, the commonwealth games, it's the biggest one, commonwealth games, it's the biggest one. you _ commonwealth games, it's the biggest one, you know some is one of the biggest _ one, you know some is one of the biggest ones for all of us and it's hard _ biggest ones for all of us and it's hard for— biggest ones for all of us and it's hard for it— biggest ones for all of us and it's hard for it to be taken away from us. hard for it to be taken away from us its— hard for it to be taken away from us it's very— hard for it to be taken away from us. it's very disappointing stop by the commonwealth games, northern lreland _ the commonwealth games, northern lreland of— the commonwealth games, northern ireland of said that they appear to have disregarded the good friday agreement and the situation. pertaining to northern ireland. historically, the select across the commonwealth games to represent great britain or ireland ever championships in the olympic games. with two months to go into the games, the organisation is shocked by the decision and is taking legal action and since it will continue to support the athletes. well, the commonwealth games federation has released a statement. they have said that.

let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. dries de bont won stage 18 of the giro d'italia, after a four—man breakaway produced a photo finish in treviso. the chasing pack, including mark cavendish and race leader richard carapaz, finished 1a seconds back. carapaz keeps his three—second overall lead, with three stages to go. former f1 boss bernie ecclestone has been arrested in brazil for illegally carrying a gun while boarding a private plane. the 91 year—old said he didn't realise it was in his luggage at the time and was released after paying bail manchester united goalkeeper lee grant has announced his retirement.

the 39 —year—old joined in 2018 and made two appearences at old trafford against former side derby in the league cup and third round at old trafford. whilst most of society has long been �*back to normal�* on the isle of man, that recovery is still ongoing. for the last two years — its biggest event has been cancelled. the famous isle of man tt returns this weekend though and ben croucher�*s been to the island to see how they're gearing up for the race's return. the isle of man scenic and for the last two years, largely silent. but on sunday, is about to get a lot louder. after covid—19 complications cancelled the event in 2020 and

2021, the event is back.- cancelled the event in 2020 and 2021, the event is back. there is nothina 2021, the event is back. there is nothing in _ 2021, the event is back. there is nothing in the — 2021, the event is back. there is nothing in the world _ 2021, the event is back. there is nothing in the world like - 2021, the event is back. there is nothing in the world like this. i nothing in the world like this. whether it has to deal with the history, the typography, the challenge and the danger, there's just nothing that compares to it. tt just nothing that compares to it. it is a huge draw for fans around 40,000 flock to the island every year. so, when the red flag fell in the spring of 2020, its impact was significant. illur the spring of 2020, its impact was siunificant. :, , , :, , significant. our flagship tourism event runs _ significant. our flagship tourism event runs about _ significant. our flagship tourism event runs about £30 _ significant. our flagship tourism event runs about £30 million i significant. our flagship tourism | event runs about £30 million for significant. our flagship tourism - event runs about £30 million for the next economy and it creates thousands ofjobs. businesses are happy, _ thousands ofjobs. businesses are happy, fans are excited. but, thousands of jobs. businesses are happy, fans are excited. but, there is a human — happy, fans are excited. but, there is a human cost _ happy, fans are excited. but, there is a human cost on _ happy, fans are excited. but, there is a human cost on these _ happy, fans are excited. but, there is a human cost on these roads - happy, fans are excited. but, there is a human cost on these roads and riders lose their lives and with their racing, there have been no fatalities. so, what do they do it. we acknowledge that it's dangerous and no it's making me do this. but i want to do it, i want to raise the

course. : :, :, course. and over the line to get the. course. and over the line to get the- that _ course. and over the line to get the. that challenges _ course. and over the line to get the. that challenges been - course. and over the line to get i the. that challenges been largely unchanued the. that challenges been largely unchanged for — the. that challenges been largely unchanged for the _ the. that challenges been largely unchanged for the last _ the. that challenges been largely unchanged for the last 100 - the. that challenges been largely unchanged for the last 100 years | unchanged for the last 100 years sure, the machinery might be different and the speeds topping 20 miles an hour. but the lofty targets of reaching international and sending carbon footprints but maintaining the peace might not be one of them. we've a busy summer of cricket ahead. england have a test series starting next week, the hundred begins later this summer. and last night, the t20 blast�*s new campaign got under way. it's another short form of the game, which is into its 20th season now — but many fans and pundits alike are debating whether one short form competition is enough in the domestic game. cricket commentator melissa story says the t20 blast deserves it's place in the cricketing calendar — and gives us an insight into who to look out for in this year's tournament.

there's a team teams, a lot more opportunity for newer players to get draughted and scouted and the competition only has eight franchise teams and so, it's a much higher standard and i'm a lot more competitive with all of the players given free reign to play in this competition and type challenges cleared and so, they can work together, theyjust have to be a bit more competition between the two sites going forward. potential england superstars playing in competition and some are playing in the premier league and its final stages and playing for the the royals in livingston, and other at the moment, and there been more established in the squad and overseas they are more drawn to the t 20 and i think representatives of every single country so far apart from maybe india, which is

incredible to see and those national players pushing for the spots in the hundreds is each spot as a wild card pic for some to bring into the spot. and there still options to push into this competition from the blast which already shows them working in harmony. glamorgan get their t20 blast campaign under way today. among the big names for them, australia's marnus labuschagne, the world's number one ranked test batsman. he and the rest of the squad have been out meeting children in asian communities in cardiff, as part of efforts to improve relations, following the county's plans to become more diverse. it comes as the ecb, launched a wide—ranging action plan to tackle discrimination and racism in cricket. daffyd pritchard reports. he is the worlds number one test better. but he might need to work on his bowling. this is cardiff, and

his bowling. this is cardiff, and his team—mates are still a part of the county efforts to improve diversity on the field. to the county efforts to improve diversity on the field.- the county efforts to improve diversity on the field. to do this and have so _ diversity on the field. to do this and have so much _ diversity on the field. to do this and have so much and - diversity on the field. to do this and have so much and does - diversity on the field. to do this and have so much and does so i diversity on the field. to do this - and have so much and does so much of the community around this area and to see so many different cultures and people come together and enjoy the game. and people come together and en'oy the name. :, :, , , the game. former yorkshire spender tool additional _ the game. former yorkshire spender tool additional culture _ the game. former yorkshire spender tool additional culture media - the game. former yorkshire spender tool additional culture media and - tool additional culture media and sports group saying that the cricket team is institutionally racist. 0n the did not involve him. the county recognised it needed to do more to engage with asian communities and wells. to engage with asian communities and wells. :, , . ., , engage with asian communities and wells. :, , .., , ., wells. to give these communities and the sessions — wells. to give these communities and the sessions here, _ wells. to give these communities and the sessions here, sessions _ wells. to give these communities and the sessions here, sessions for- the sessions here, sessions for primary— the sessions here, sessions for primary schools _ the sessions here, sessions for primary schools and _ the sessions here, sessions for primary schools and huge - the sessions here, sessions for. primary schools and huge cricket sessions — primary schools and huge cricket sessions here _ primary schools and huge cricket sessions here and _ primary schools and huge cricket sessions here and it's _ primary schools and huge cricket sessions here and it's a - primary schools and huge cricket sessions here and it's a massivel sessions here and it's a massive focus _ sessions here and it's a massive focus at — sessions here and it's a massive focus at centre _ sessions here and it's a massive

focus. at centre city— sessions here and it's a massive focus. at centre city areas - sessions here and it's a massive focus. at centre city areas and i focus. at centre city areas and be able to _ focus. at centre city areas and be able to do— focus. at centre city areas and be able to do this _ focus. at centre city areas and be able to do this step _ one day, spender promises who grew up one day, spender promises who grew up here in frenchtown.— up here in frenchtown. getting involved with _ up here in frenchtown. getting involved with the _ up here in frenchtown. getting involved with the schools - up here in frenchtown. getting involved with the schools and i up here in frenchtown. getting - involved with the schools and trying to get people more involved in cricket and through the good to see that. the talent is starting with the kids are young. and to get that talent early, why wouldn't there be more? ~ �* , talent early, why wouldn't there be more? ~ �*, ., talent early, why wouldn't there be more? �*, ., , more? whether it's a battery smashing — more? whether it's a battery smashing australian - more? whether it's a battery i smashing australian superstars more? whether it's a battery - smashing australian superstars or bullets spending it, they hope it won't be long until they unearth the next welsh asian star. that's all from sportsday.

still looks like vegas bag of some colder weather was we had to the weekend. today, we did see a lot of cloud around some sunshine yes but also some rather sharp showers. further south and in the southeast of england, it's been dry and warm and sunshine has been limited with a lot of cloud moving its way around england and wales and still a little bit of rain and the bitter showers continuing across parts of scotland. and grown southwards, it was moving away as well and went from scotland, lighter winds and clear skies and points to a chiller unite and was last night. still down to around 79 degrees preference thing friday morning but far away, that bring sunshine and drier weather but some

stronger winds in scotland in this for wilsey smith showers and is lucy smith showers noted in scotland as it increases in northern ireland in northern england, let showers here. but into southern england is likely to stay dry and a lot of sunshine here, the winds are going to be lighter too. here, the winds are going to be lightertoo. so, if you're pleasantly warm temperatures of 18 degrees in the midlands and 21 celsius in the southeast of england. 0ver celsius in the southeast of england. over the weekend, things are going to cool down and that's because the wind direction is going to change from the westerly that we've got now to more of a northerly. and i really starts on saturday and a notable change in the north sea coast and if there are any showers on saturday, there are any showers on saturday, there are any showers on saturday, there are no in scotland. 0therwise, after sonny started, cloud will start to increase mostly fine and traffic stop temperatures around south wills could make 17 in the central belt scotland. the high—pressure trying to build in the uk retreats back towards iceland and keeping those northerly winds going which will push on the cooler air

across all of the country with lowering pressure, though be more cloud around on sunday that cloud will be thick enough on showers, particularly to the eastern side of the uk but rather towards the west and here will see the highest temperatures in southwest 17 degrees but a chilly day for this time of yearin but a chilly day for this time of year in eastern scotland in eastern parts of england. stays on the cool side as to begin next week. the wind will be much lighter but we have the mix of sunshine and some showers.

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