at the moment and moment and it is not at the moment and it is not lookin too bad moment and it is not looking too bad today there were some big showers clouds across scotland and elsewhere. i'm hopeful there won't be as many as those as we head into the long weekend. now this afternoon a real rash of showers across many parts of the uk, some heavy and thundery, some sunshine in between and some of the showers will continue tonight. we will see a band of more persistent rain on the western isles and northern ireland. it will turn chilly for some overnight. parts of eastern scotland may get close to freezing. tomorrow, it is another sunshine and showers day. some of the showers through the day. some of the showers through the day will be heavy and possibly with some thunder. more rain in northern ireland, but by the afternoon parts of wales, the south—west of england, should see fewer showers. more in the way of dry weather. spells of

sunshine. and that will lift the temperatures, 17 in cardiff. temperatures still below par for the time of year. into wednesday, yes, still some showers in the forecast. again some heavy thundery ones. but these western areas seeing more dry weather and more sunshine and temperatures nudging up a little. that is a sign of things to come. as we led into the long weekend, we have this area of high pressure that means plenty of dry weather. but one little feature pushing in from the north could introduce some showers and this low to the south again brings the threat of one or two be showers. particularly in southern parts as we head through into sunday. but to sum up it will be often be dry through the weekend. spells of sunshine, but the chance of showers and a bit of uncertainty how many there will be. 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. industrial ticket fraud is to blame for the champions league final chaos according to french authorities, but the fallout over fan treatment continues. nottingham forest are back in the big time. the club bask in the glory of their championship playoff final win in front of their fans. and can celtic�*s cup final success over rivals glasgow inspire a new generation of fans in scotland? also coming up in the programme... the latest from the french open is a 19—year—old sends all of the tournament favourites packing. ——

sends one of the tournament favourites packing. hello and welcome to the programne. the final might have been on saturday night but the fallout from european football's showpiece event shows no sign of slowing down. on one side, the french authorities are putting the chaotic scenes which delayed kick—off down to what they call ticket fraud on an industrial scale but liverpool fans, who were peppe" scale but liverpool fans, who were pepper sprayed entity are pepper sprayed and tear —— pepper sprayed and tear gassed... of but developments today. french media are saying it was a fiasco in the same way the british media have

been calling it a fiasco and raising the same questions about the fitness of paris, france, to run big events like the rugby world cup and the olympic games. and there's a degree of scepticism, as welcome on the of a french media towards the official version of government about what happened. the french government was saying from the start it was down to an excessive number of liverpool fans arriving late at the stadium and many without tickets, and delay that was reinforced. there was a meeting, an emergency meeting, run by the government, the stat difference people there, uefa, ministers, —— the stade de france people. and the message came out that yes, there had been mistakes made, there were apologies for the peppe" made, there were apologies for the pepper spraying of innocent liverpool fans and so on, and mistakes had been made, they said, that the directions of liverpool fans towards the stadium, but the preponderance of guilt, they say, responsibility lay with this problem

of full sticky think of the thousands of tickets they said had been produced and were in the hands of liverpool fans were expecting to get in and couldn't. —— the problems of false ticketing. emily uday ostia, the french sports minister. the first element, the root cause of all that, was the volume of false tickets or persons without any tickets. we know there were a number of adverse circumstances that made the problem even harsher: late arrival around the stadium, difficulties in the transportation, difficulties also to locate the british people that were everywhere around the stadium, without us being able to know where exactly they came from and how they arrived at the stadium. so so that's the french sports minister there. in so that's the french sports minister there. , ., , , . , there. in terms of the public feels about this, _ there. in terms of the public feels about this, what's _ there. in terms of the public feels about this, what's the _ there. in terms of the public feels about this, what's the sense - there. in terms of the public feels about this, what's the sense on i there. in terms of the public feels. about this, what's the sense on the ground from where you are, given this as a venue that hosts big

events a lot of the time? i would say there's _ events a lot of the time? i would say there's a _ events a lot of the time? i would say there's a degree _ events a lot of the time? i would say there's a degree of _ events a lot of the time? i would l say there's a degree of scepticism there, as well, among the public towards what the government is saying. you know, a lot of people that we have met around here in the north of paris, all have the view that liverpool fans were not to blame for this, let the people you're on saturday night said quite clearly that the liverpool behaviour as far as they were concerned had been exemplary. what people are saying around here is that the real root of the problem is well known, it is local youths, delinquents from the nearby estates, who came and caused problems, and there's a feeling, widespread feeling, that the government does not want to play that up because it's politically sensitive to start blaming immigrant youths from the estates and it's far more convenient to blame a club, liverpool, which has its own history of hooliganism and problems at grounds, and there is a general

perception in france that british fans are problematic. so there is a feeling, i would say a widespread feeling, i would say a widespread feeling, that may be the english are being unfairly treated in all of this. ., , , .,~ being unfairly treated in all of this. ., ,, .,~ ., being unfairly treated in all of this. ., ,, ., ., �*, this. good to speak to you. that's the view from _ this. good to speak to you. that's the view from france _ this. good to speak to you. that's the view from france there, - this. good to speak to you. that's the view from france there, from | the view from france there, from here. but how our fans back home feeling now after what's been a dramatic 48 hours for them? let's stick to our correspondent at anfield. good to see you. in terms of who you have spoken to today, what have experiences been of fans arriving back home? i willi what have experiences been of fans arriving back home?— arriving back home? i will start with liverpool, _ arriving back home? i will start with liverpool, who _ arriving back home? i will start with liverpool, who naturally i arriving back home? i will start i with liverpool, who naturally have condemned the actions of french police toward some fans that travelled to paris on saturday. they've asked uefa to conduct a full and thorough review into what happened. and liverpool want to play their part because about an hour ago they asked via social media for fans to fill in the feedback form detailing their experiences inside and outside the stadium. they want to get a full picture of exactly what happened. as you mention, i

have been speaking to fans all day, including one family in particular, thejudges, louise and her son oliver, who actually got tickets through the club so their tickets were official. they said that after the chaos outside the stadium, they managed to enter without a single person checking their tickets. they say that the only time the tickets were checked was when they actually showed it to a steward inside and asked where their seats were. they also mentioned that because of their experiences, it's very unlikely they will travel abroad to watch liverpool again, especially the parents. here's what they have been saying. it's absolute nonsense, what she's saying _ it's absolute nonsense, what she's saying there, it'sjust not true. i saying there, it'sjust not true. don't know saying there, it'sjust not true. i don't know how they can use that statement, — don't know how they can use that statement, when _ don't know how they can use that statement, when is _ don't know how they can use that statement, when is not _ don't know how they can use that statement, when is not showed l don't know how they can use that. statement, when is not showed your genuine _ statement, when is not showed your genuine ticket, — statement, when is not showed your genuine ticket, how— statement, when is not showed your genuine ticket, how would _ statement, when is not showed your genuine ticket, how would they- statement, when is not showed your genuine ticket, how would they everi genuine ticket, how would they ever know _ genuine ticket, how would they ever know which— genuine ticket, how would they ever know which ones _ genuine ticket, how would they ever know which ones were _ genuine ticket, how would they ever know which ones were genuine - genuine ticket, how would they ever know which ones were genuine and. know which ones were genuine and which _ know which ones were genuine and which ones — know which ones were genuine and which ones were _ know which ones were genuine and which ones were fake, _ know which ones were genuine and which ones were fake, if— know which ones were genuine and which ones were fake, if people . know which ones were genuine and which ones were fake, if people ini which ones were fake, if people in section— which ones were fake, if people in section b — which ones were fake, if people in

section b didn't— which ones were fake, if people in section b didn't have _ which ones were fake, if people in section b didn't have to— which ones were fake, if people in section b didn't have to show- which ones were fake, if people in section b didn't have to show a . section b didn't have to show a ticket? — section b didn't have to show a ticket? �* , ., ., ., ~' section b didn't have to show a ticket? �* , ., ., ., ~ ., section b didn't have to show a ticket? �* , ., ., ~ , ticket? and if you look at the likes of andy robertson _ ticket? and if you look at the likes of andy robertson who _ ticket? and if you look at the likes of andy robertson who gave - ticket? and if you look at the likes of andy robertson who gave his i ticket? and if you look at the likes i of andy robertson who gave his best mate a _ of andy robertson who gave his best mate a ticket, you're not going to tell me _ mate a ticket, you're not going to tell me that he's given his mate a fake ticket from the club and he's turned _ fake ticket from the club and he's turned round and said, no, it's fake _ turned round and said, no, it's fake so— turned round and said, no, it's fake. so you've just got to really question. — fake. so you've just got to really question, like, how they were for this game? — question, like, how they were for this game? and if this game really should _ this game? and if this game really should have gone ahead in that city? talk should have gone ahead in that city? taik me _ should have gone ahead in that city? talk me through leaving the hotel or the train station up to get inside the train station up to get inside the stadium. tote the train station up to get inside the stadium-— the train station up to get inside the stadium. ~ ., , the stadium. we left about ten past five, went straight _ the stadium. we left about ten past five, went straight to _ the stadium. we left about ten past five, went straight to the _ the stadium. we left about ten past five, went straight to the metro - five, went straight to the metro station, — five, went straight to the metro station, and just followed the crowds — station, and just followed the crowds to what line we were supposed to get _ crowds to what line we were supposed to get ourselves onto the stadium, and then— to get ourselves onto the stadium, and then once we walked up and we were crowded into this small tunnel, which _ were crowded into this small tunnel, which was _ were crowded into this small tunnel, which was not big enough to hold the amount— which was not big enough to hold the amount of— which was not big enough to hold the amount of people that were going through— amount of people that were going through it, and we were then cattle through— through it, and we were then cattle through a _ through it, and we were then cattle through a checkpoint by police and all that— through a checkpoint by police and all that where they were apparently checking _ all that where they were apparently checking tickets, where not once were _ checking tickets, where not once were we — checking tickets, where not once were we checked at all. it

checking tickets, where not once were we checked at all.- checking tickets, where not once were we checked at all. it was quite mad, were we checked at all. it was quite mad. really- — were we checked at all. it was quite mad, really. that _ were we checked at all. it was quite mad, really. that took _ were we checked at all. it was quite mad, really. that took about - were we checked at all. it was quite mad, really. that took about an - were we checked at all. it was quite l mad, really. that took about an hour and a _ mad, really. that took about an hour and a half. _ mad, really. that took about an hour and a half. for— mad, really. that took about an hour and a half, for us _ mad, really. that took about an hour and a half, for us to— mad, really. that took about an hour and a half, for us to actually- mad, really. that took about an hour and a half, for us to actually get - and a half, for us to actually get out of— and a half, for us to actually get out of that— and a half, for us to actually get out of that tunnel. _ and a half, for us to actually get out of that tunnel. then - and a half, for us to actually get out of that tunnel. then we - and a half, for us to actually get out of that tunnel. then we had| and a half, for us to actually get i out of that tunnel. then we had to make our— out of that tunnel. then we had to make our way— out of that tunnel. then we had to make our way to _ out of that tunnel. then we had to make our way to the _ out of that tunnel. then we had to make our way to the ground. - out of that tunnel. then we had to make our way to the ground. we i out of that tunnel. then we had to i make our way to the ground. we had to ask— make our way to the ground. we had to ask an— make our way to the ground. we had to ask an official _ make our way to the ground. we had to ask an official where _ make our way to the ground. we had to ask an official where section - make our way to the ground. we had to ask an official where section b - to ask an official where section b was: _ to ask an official where section b was, which — to ask an official where section b was, which is _ to ask an official where section b was, which is where _ to ask an official where section b was, which is where tickets - to ask an official where section b was, which is where tickets were j was, which is where tickets were full so _ was, which is where tickets were full so peace _ was, which is where tickets were full so peace sent _ was, which is where tickets were full so peace sent us _ was, which is where tickets were full so peace sent us in - was, which is where tickets were full so peace sent us in the - was, which is where tickets were | full so peace sent us in the wrong direction — full so peace sent us in the wrong direction so — full so peace sent us in the wrong direction so we _ full so peace sent us in the wrong direction so we ended _ full so peace sent us in the wrong direction so we ended up- full so peace sent us in the wrong direction so we ended up going i full so peace sent us in the wrong - direction so we ended up going round the whole _ direction so we ended up going round the whole of— direction so we ended up going round the whole of the _ direction so we ended up going round the whole of the stadium, _ direction so we ended up going round the whole of the stadium, threw- direction so we ended up going round| the whole of the stadium, threw were of the _ the whole of the stadium, threw were of the rent— the whole of the stadium, threw were of the real madrid _ the whole of the stadium, threw were of the real madrid fans _ the whole of the stadium, threw were of the real madrid fans were - the whole of the stadium, threw were of the real madrid fans were to - of the real madrid fans were to actually— of the real madrid fans were to actually get _ of the real madrid fans were to actually get to _ of the real madrid fans were to actually get to section - of the real madrid fans were to actually get to section b. - of the real madrid fans were to actually get to section b. and i of the real madrid fans were to i actually get to section b. and then once we _ actually get to section b. and then once we actually— actually get to section b. and then once we actually got _ actually get to section b. and then once we actually got there, - actually get to section b. and then once we actually got there, we - once we actually got there, we looked. — once we actually got there, we looked, there _ once we actually got there, we looked, there wasn't _ once we actually got there, we looked, there wasn't one - once we actually got there, we i looked, there wasn't one person once we actually got there, we - looked, there wasn't one person on the turnstiies — looked, there wasn't one person on the turnstiles weren't _ looked, there wasn't one person on the turnstiles weren't there - looked, there wasn't one person on the turnstiles weren't there must i the turnstiles weren't there must have _ the turnstiles weren't there must have been— the turnstiles weren't there must have been between— the turnstiles weren't there must have been between 5000 - the turnstiles weren't there must have been between 5000 and - the turnstiles weren't there must - have been between 5000 and 10,000 of the liverpool— have been between 5000 and 10,000 of the liverpool fans — have been between 5000 and 10,000 of the liverpool fans all— have been between 5000 and 10,000 of the liverpool fans all waving _ the liverpool fans all waving tickets — the liverpool fans all waving tickets trying _ the liverpool fans all waving tickets trying to _ the liverpool fans all waving tickets trying to get - the liverpool fans all waving tickets trying to get in. - the liverpool fans all waving l tickets trying to get in. there the liverpool fans all waving - tickets trying to get in. there was also quite — tickets trying to get in. there was also quite a — tickets trying to get in. there was also quite a iot— tickets trying to get in. there was also quite a lot of— tickets trying to get in. there was also quite a lot of local _ tickets trying to get in. there was also quite a lot of local french - also quite a lot of local french people — also quite a lot of local french people asking _ also quite a lot of local french people asking you _ also quite a lot of local french people asking you what - also quite a lot of local french people asking you what you i also quite a lot of local french i people asking you what you went also quite a lot of local french - people asking you what you went to the turnstiie — people asking you what you went to the turnstile if— people asking you what you went to the turnstile if they _ people asking you what you went to the turnstile if they could _ people asking you what you went to the turnstile if they could have - the turnstile if they could have your— the turnstile if they could have your ticket, _ the turnstile if they could have yourticket, if— the turnstile if they could have your ticket, if you _ the turnstile if they could have your ticket, if you could - the turnstile if they could have your ticket, if you could pass l the turnstile if they could have j your ticket, if you could pass it back— your ticket, if you could pass it back to — your ticket, if you could pass it back to them. _ your ticket, if you could pass it back to them. there _ your ticket, if you could pass it back to them. there was - your ticket, if you could pass it back to them. there was a - your ticket, if you could pass iti back to them. there was a gang your ticket, if you could pass it- back to them. there was a gang of iocai— back to them. there was a gang of local iads— back to them. there was a gang of local iads in — back to them. there was a gang of local lads in front _ back to them. there was a gang of local lads in front of _ back to them. there was a gang of local lads in front of us _ back to them. there was a gang of local lads in front of us who - back to them. there was a gang of local lads in front of us who we - local lads in front of us who we knew— local lads in front of us who we knew were _ local lads in front of us who we knew were liverpool— local lads in front of us who we knew were liverpool academyl local lads in front of us who we - knew were liverpool academy lads and french _ knew were liverpool academy lads and french people — knew were liverpool academy lads and french people were _ knew were liverpool academy lads and french people were watching - knew were liverpool academy lads and

french people were watching them - knew were liverpool academy lads and | french people were watching them and tryin- french people were watching them and trying to, _ french people were watching them and trying to, i_ french people were watching them and trying to, ithink— french people were watching them and trying to, i think trying _ french people were watching them and trying to, i think trying to— trying to, i think trying to pickpocket_ trying to, i think trying to pickpocket them, - trying to, i think trying to pickpocket them, so - trying to, i think trying to pickpocket them, so we i trying to, i think trying to- pickpocket them, so we were trying to, i think trying to— pickpocket them, so we were saying to thenr, _ pickpocket them, so we were saying to thenr, what— pickpocket them, so we were saying to them, what would _ pickpocket them, so we were saying to them, what would you _ pickpocket them, so we were saying to them, what would you do - pickpocket them, so we were saying to them, what would you do with . pickpocket them, so we were saying i to them, what would you do with your tickets _ to them, what would you do with your tickets and _ to them, what would you do with your tickets. and eventually, _ to them, what would you do with your tickets. and eventually, about - to them, what would you do with your tickets. and eventually, about three i tickets. and eventually, about three minutes, _ tickets. and eventually, about three minutes, five — tickets. and eventually, about three minutes, five minutes _ tickets. and eventually, about three minutes, five minutes to _ tickets. and eventually, about three minutes, five minutes to nine, - tickets. and eventually, about three minutes, five minutes to nine, they| minutes, five minutes to nine, they opened _ minutes, five minutes to nine, they opened the — minutes, five minutes to nine, they opened the turnstile _ minutes, five minutes to nine, they opened the turnstile and _ minutes, five minutes to nine, they opened the turnstile and it - minutes, five minutes to nine, they opened the turnstile and it was - minutes, five minutes to nine, they opened the turnstile and it was just| opened the turnstile and it was just a free _ opened the turnstile and it was just a free for— opened the turnstile and it was just a free for all. — opened the turnstile and it was just a free for all, everybody— opened the turnstile and it was just a free for all, everybodyjust - a free for all, everybodijst stampeded _ a free for all, everybodijst stampeded through- a free for all, everybodyjust stampeded through the - a free for all, everybodyjust i stampeded through the actual a free for all, everybodyjust - stampeded through the actual gates, nobody— stampeded through the actual gates, nobody had _ stampeded through the actual gates, nobody had to — stampeded through the actual gates, nobody had to show— stampeded through the actual gates, nobody had to show a _ stampeded through the actual gates, nobody had to show a ticket, - nobody had to show a ticket, everybody _ nobody had to show a ticket, everyhodyiust _ nobody had to show a ticket, everybodyjust ran. - nobody had to show a ticket, everybodyjust ran. it- nobody had to show a ticket, everybodyjust ran. it was i nobody had to show a ticket, - everybodyjust ran. it was absolute chaos _ everybodyjust ran. it was absolute chaos and — everybodyjust ran. it was absolute chaos. and then _ everybodyjust ran. it was absolute chaos. and then from _ everybodyjust ran. it was absolute chaos. and then from there, - everybodyjust ran. it was absolute chaos. and then from there, we i chaos. and then from there, we iiteraiiy— chaos. and then from there, we iiteraity ran _ chaos. and then from there, we literally ran to _ chaos. and then from there, we literally ran to our— chaos. and then from there, we literally ran to our seat. - chaos. and then from there, we literally ran to our seat. you - chaos. and then from there, we i literally ran to our seat. you know, there _ literally ran to our seat. you know, there was — literally ran to our seat. you know, there was giris _ literally ran to our seat. you know, there was girls crying _ literally ran to our seat. you know, there was girls crying on _ literally ran to our seat. you know, there was girls crying on the - literally ran to our seat. you know, there was girls crying on the floor,| there was girls crying on the floor, you know. — there was girls crying on the floor, you know. it— there was girls crying on the floor, you know. it was— there was girls crying on the floor, you know, it was obviously- there was girls crying on the floor, you know, it was obviously really. you know, it was obviously really traunratic — you know, it was obviously really traunratic for _ you know, it was obviously really traumatic for people. _ now, for louise and oliver, saturday night would have been emotional enough. i mention they got their tickets through liverpool. there would have been three of them at that game butjust six weeks ago here at anfield, terryjudge, louise's has been, suffered a cardiac arrest and that was just before kick—off as liverpool played benfica. and they weren't originally going to go to the game but said just because of his memory, they would. so as you can imagine, that

was very, very emotional and disappointing night for them, as well as frightening, as you can hear. now what happens is uefa will have their investigation, but this is a massive for the french authorities. questions will be asked for a city due to host the rugby world cup next year and the other bits in 2024. some serious concerns, perhaps, about their ability to police and organise major events. —— the olympics in 2024. police and organise ma'or events. -- the olympics in 2024.— the olympics in 2024. thanks very much indeed _ the olympics in 2024. thanks very much indeed for _ the olympics in 2024. thanks very much indeed for that. _ away from that story, it's been a memorable day in nottingham, where fans turned out in their thousands to celebrate nottingham forest's long—awaited return to the premier league. players were seen celebrating from old market square after the i—0 win against huddersfield at wembley yesterday, when manager steve cooperjoined the club in september, they were bottom of the championship and narrowly missed out on automatic promotion but made it eventually. they came in their thousands.

# ijust can't get enough #. they cheered, they chanted... they cherished this special moment. the atmosphere here in market square is absolutely electric. fans had waited more than 20 years for this moment but they tell me it's been worth the wait, yeah?— but they tell me it's been worth the wait, yeah?- out _ but they tell me it's been worth the wait, yeah?- out of _ but they tell me it's been worth the wait, yeah?- out of this - but they tell me it's been worth the wait, yeah? yeah! out of this world, best day ever- _ wait, yeah? yeah! out of this world, best day ever. best _ wait, yeah? yeah! out of this world, best day ever. best day _ wait, yeah? yeah! out of this world, best day ever. best day ever. - best day ever. best day ever. 20 ears best day ever. best day ever. 20 years we have waited for this and it's absolutely unbelievable. | it's absolutely unbelievable. i remember the first time around, the brian— remember the first time around, the brian ciough — remember the first time around, the brian clough years, _ remember the first time around, the brian clough years, and _ remember the first time around, the brian clough years, and i— remember the first time around, the brian clough years, and i never- brian clough years, and i never thought— brian clough years, and i never thought we _ brian clough years, and i never thought we would _ brian clough years, and i never thought we would see - brian clough years, and i never thought we would see this - brian clough years, and i never. thought we would see this again. absoiuteiy— thought we would see this again. absolutely amazing. _ thought we would see this again. absolutely amazing. yes! - thought we would see this again. absolutely amazing. yes! we - thought we would see this again. i absolutely amazing. yes! we cried. it was “ust absolutely amazing. yes! we cried. it was just so _ absolutely amazing. we cried. it was just so emotional absolutely amazing- we cried. it was just so emotional so - absolutely amazing- we cried. it was just so emotional so we - it was just so emotional so we waited — it was just so emotional so we waited so _ it was just so emotional so we waited so long for this and it's just. _ waited so long for this and it's just. look— waited so long for this and it's just, look at it. it's brilliant. what — just, look at it. it's brilliant. what a _ just, look at it. it's brilliant. what a fantastic day for the city. we love — what a fantastic day for the city. we love you, forrest! |

what a fantastic day for the city. we love you, forrest!— we love you, forrest! i couldn't even aet we love you, forrest! i couldn't even get up _ we love you, forrest! i couldn't even get up there _ we love you, forrest! i couldn't even get up there today, - we love you, forrest! i couldn't even get up there today, my i we love you, forrest! i couldn't. even get up there today, my legs were jelly, even get up there today, my legs werejelly, i was even get up there today, my legs were jelly, i was crying my eyes out, literally! it was a moment. i'll neverforget this out, literally! it was a moment. i'll never forget this day as long as i i'll never forget this day as long as i live — i'll never forget this day as long as i live. , . i'll never forget this day as long asilive. , ,, ,, ., as i live. they reckon market square can hold 40,000 — as i live. they reckon market square can hold 40,000 people. _ as i live. they reckon market square can hold 40,000 people. for- as i live. they reckon market square can hold 40,000 people. for neari can hold 40,000 people. for near glorious hours there wasn't a space to be seen. i’zre glorious hours there wasn't a space to be seen-— glorious hours there wasn't a space to be seen. �* , ., , to be seen. i've never seen anything like it. to be seen. i've never seen anything like it- you — to be seen. i've never seen anything like it. you could _ to be seen. i've never seen anything like it. you could just _ to be seen. i've never seen anything like it. you could just see _ to be seen. i've never seen anything like it. you could just see the - to be seen. i've never seen anything like it. you could just see the city i like it. you could just see the city conre _ like it. you could just see the city conre together— like it. you could just see the city come together as _ like it. you could just see the city come together as one, _ like it. you could just see the city come together as one, and - like it. you could just see the city come together as one, and this i like it. you could just see the city| come together as one, and this is what _ come together as one, and this is what footbaii _ come together as one, and this is what football is _ come together as one, and this is what football is all _ come together as one, and this is what football is all about. - what football is all about. nottingham, _ what football is all about. nottingham, brought- what football is all about. nottingham, brought to i what football is all about. _ nottingham, brought to a standstill. fans in fine voice. # mull of kintyre #. what scenes there. congratulate his nottingham forest. chelsea's £4.25bn sale to a consortium led by american investor todd boehly has been completed.

the government received legal assurances that roman abramovich, who has had its uk assets frozen, would not benefit. the club was put up for sale in march following sanctions on him over his links to russian president vladimir putin. we just hope these american owners, they passed the fit and proper owners test, that they prove to be good owners, they're an exceptional team and the club can move forward with a little bit more security. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines today. the football league chief executive trevor birch has sent an open letter to fans — warning of ground closures if pitch invasions continue. this after a spate of incidents across the league this season. boston celtics are into the nba finals. jayson tatum lead his side to their first final since 2010,

as they held off a determined miami heat for a 100—96 game—seven win. they will face the golden state warriors. emma raducanu has decided to play an extra grass court event — her first tournament on british soil since winning the us open. staying with tennis, we're into the latter stages of the french open now, and while no british interest in the singles, there is much to keep the eye on — especially in the men's side of the draw, where fourth seed, and one of the favourites stefanos tsitsipas crashed out to a danish teenager. stefa nos stefanos tsitsipas hasn't exactly been streets ahead in paris this year and now there's something special on the horizon. well, someone special. his 19—year—old holger rune from denmark and he can play. so much so, it was starting to get to last year's finalist that the dane carried on and with this, took the opening set. this was the first time they had played each other.

eventually stefano tsitsipas started to work things out and made his way into levelling the match. but then he started to get sloppy, west holger rune was starting to believe. another error from the greek player, he had no reason not to, with a 2—1 set lead. that gave him his confidence back. and when stefanos tsitsipas went long here, he done it. the first danish man to reach the last eight since 1925, a name to remember. iga swiatek has won 31 matches in a row and is the favourite to take the title in the woman's tournament. she did lose a set but has recovered to win the second 6—0. it was a victory against the odds for celtic�*s women who are testing a cup double this weekend, their

victory over glasgow city adding to their league cup victory earlier in their league cup victory earlier in the season. i slept in natasha who told me it could do wonders from the popular out of women's football in scotland —— i spoke to natasha. one player hit 40 goes for the season on sunday. and, yes, celtic can cut themselves pretty harshly, they saw someone set off and conceded a penaltyjust before the first half, but they never stop and the girls kept up a really dominating performance in the second half despite being down a player, to take the game to extra time for supperjust when it looked like it was heading to penalties, substitute izzy atkinson grabbed what looked to be the winning goal of the game and the trophy headed back to celtic park. we need to build on this and continue to grow the game in scotland. we have seen what can be achieved in other countries. you just have to look at england and even spain, where the barcelona

women's team having higher tendencies than the men's game in some cases. so that has to be the 90, some cases. so that has to be the go, to continue to grow attendance, and we can only do that with fans and we can only do that with fans and support. we saw how important the support of fans was to the players on the pitch. and they set themselves on having the crowd support of the team acted as the 11th person when celtic went down to ten. so i would encourage fans of all clubs in scotland is to get out and support their local women's team next season, and continue to help us try and grow the game here. it was double delight for olympic champion jack laugher this weekend, as he celebrated winning two titles at the british diving championships. the 27—year—old first scored 459.05 points to take gold in the men's 1m springboard, tell me he is in a great place to

achieve success in the coming weeks. obviously coming off the back of being the olympic champion in this equalisation event, matei phil started doing individual again and got a great score and came away with the gold medal, so he did a really good job there, there's some fantastic competitions, the women's competition was really hot on the ten metre, three girls all finished within five points of each other. so it's been a really good weekend and it's been a really good weekend and it shows the team great britain is in a really good place leading into the competition in the coming years to come. �* ., the competition in the coming years to come. . . to come. and in the near future, as ou to come. and in the near future, as you mention. _ to come. and in the near future, as you mention, the _ to come. and in the near future, as you mention, the world, _ to come. and in the near future, as you mention, the world, europeans and commonwealth, what your hope for that? but your ambition and your goalfor that? but your ambition and your goal for those competition coming up? goal for those competition coming u . ? , ., , , goal for those competition coming u? , ., , , �* ., goal for those competition coming up? obviously, i've had a good track record at all— up? obviously, i've had a good track record at all three _ up? obviously, i've had a good track record at all three of _ up? obviously, i've had a good track record at all three of those - record at all three of those competitions and i want to try and repeat that. for me, especially after my struggles in the olympic games, ijust want after my struggles in the olympic games, i just want to enjoy diving and have a good steady performance. i want to get out there and show the world how great i can be. and if i

do that, the medals will follow as well. i think i got a really strong performance this weekend and if i can do anything like that at any of the competitions, i am sure i will come away with medals. stand the competitions, i am sure i will come away with medals.- the competitions, i am sure i will come away with medals. and in terms of our come away with medals. and in terms of your preparation, _ come away with medals. and in terms of your preparation, how _ come away with medals. and in terms of your preparation, how different - of your preparation, how different is that going into these compared to the olympics? to is that going into these compared to the olympics?— the olympics? to be honest, the preparation _ the olympics? to be honest, the preparation is — the olympics? to be honest, the preparation is very _ the olympics? to be honest, the preparation is very similar. - the olympics? to be honest, the preparation is very similar. the i preparation is very similar. the world championships is, in terms of our sports funding, is the most important one. we have to try and do our best there, to try and support ourselves with our personal lottery funding, but also to make sure the sport is still funded leading into the olympic cycle, so it's a really important one and one that i'm targeting the exact same as the olympic games. the commonwealth games and europeans are closed each other so it will be hard to peek at both of those but obviously with home games, with the commonwealth, i really want to do well there. i want to show the english crowd how well i can do and hopefully, come away with some more medals. scottish referee hollie davidson will become the first female to officiate a test involving a men's six nations team

when portugal host italy on 25june. davidson took charge of her first men's test in 2019 when malta beat cyprus in the rugby europe conference 1 south, and last week she was named as an official for the delayed 2021 rugby world cup. well, i'm please to say she isjoining us now to chat more about this. polly, thanks for being with us today. hollie, you've been on the big occasion before in the united rugby championship, but how are you feeling ahead of this one? really excited. when i got the news, it was a little overwhelming but i can't wait to get out there now and be in the middle.— be in the middle. absolutely, i can imaaine be in the middle. absolutely, i can imagine it's _ be in the middle. absolutely, i can imagine it's a _ be in the middle. absolutely, i can imagine it's a massive _ be in the middle. absolutely, i can imagine it's a massive occasion - be in the middle. absolutely, i can imagine it's a massive occasion for you, and significant that it's an all—female officiating team, as well? all-female officiating team, as well? , �* ., ~' well? the girls i'm working with have been _ well? the girls i'm working with have been on _ well? the girls i'm working with have been on this _ well? the girls i'm working with have been on this journey - well? the girls i'm working with have been on this journey with i well? the girls i'm working with i have been on this journey with me right from the beginning so it's very special to be able to share this moment with them. and very special to be able to share this moment with them. and how do ou feel, this moment with them. and how do you feel. getting _ this moment with them. and how do you feel. getting to _ this moment with them. and how do you feel, getting to referee - this moment with them. and how do you feel, getting to referee a - this moment with them. and how do you feel, getting to referee a six - you feel, getting to referee a six nations side? is it something that's been on your goals agenda? i suppose

ou can been on your goals agenda? i suppose you can always — been on your goals agenda? i suppose you can always dream _ been on your goals agenda? i suppose you can always dream but _ been on your goals agenda? i suppose you can always dream but now - been on your goals agenda? i suppose you can always dream but now it's - you can always dream but now it's kind of coming to fruition, it's just really exciting. and ijust hope we go out there now is a team and do those 30 players on the pitch proud. and do those 30 players on the pitch roud. �* , ., and do those 30 players on the pitch roud, �* , ., ., y and do those 30 players on the pitch roud. . ., , ., proud. and your “ourney as a referee, how _ proud. and your “ourney as a referee, how is _ proud. and yourjourney as a referee, how is it _ proud. and yourjourney as a referee, how is it stuffed - proud. and yourjourney as a referee, how is it stuffed it i proud. and yourjourney as a | referee, how is it stuffed it to proud. and yourjourney as a - referee, how is it stuffed it to how it's gone at the moment? what would you say is your powder�*s achievement so far? you say is your powder's achievement so far? , , you say is your powder's achievement sofar? ,,, you say is your powder's achievement sofar? , , so far? this is probably right up there. i think— so far? this is probably right up there. i think you _ so far? this is probably right up there. i think you do _ so far? this is probably right up there. i think you do everything j there. i think you do everything behind—the—scenes, you work hard in your training, behind—the—scenes, you work hard in yourtraining, and the behind—the—scenes, you work hard in your training, and the mental side of things, and so to be able to get an appointment like this puts all of that hard work, makes it all worth it. ~ that hard work, makes it all worth it. . ., that hard work, makes it all worth it. ~ ., ., . that hard work, makes it all worth it. . . ., . that hard work, makes it all worth it. we are watching some pictures of ou in it. we are watching some pictures of you in action — it. we are watching some pictures of you in action at _ it. we are watching some pictures of you in action at the _ it. we are watching some pictures of you in action at the moment, - it. we are watching some pictures of you in action at the moment, france| you in action at the moment, france and england the big game we are seeing at the moment. when you're on the field, does it feel any different to you when it's an international match to a club game? do you put more emphasis on the international side of things? ida. international side of things? no, ou “ust international side of things? no, you just get _ international side of things? iifr, you just get caught up in the moment and when there is a good crowd, it's just fantastic to be able to run

around with athletes doing the sport that they love. the around with athletes doing the sport that they love-— that they love. the role rugby chairman _ that they love. the role rugby chairman said _ that they love. the role rugby chairman said it _ that they love. the role rugby chairman said it something i that they love. the role rugby chairman said it something toj chairman said it something to inspire future generations of women to get involved in rugby. is that something you agree with? does the game need to put on this front, would you say? i game need to put on this front, would you say?— game need to put on this front, would you say? game need to put on this front, would ou sa ? ~ ., ., would you say? i think for me, i had alex pat to — would you say? i think for me, i had alex pat to look _ would you say? i think for me, i had alex pat to look up _ would you say? i think for me, i had alex pat to look up to _ would you say? i think for me, i had alex pat to look up to from - would you say? i think for me, i had alex pat to look up to from a - alex pat to look up to from a scottish perspective as a female official, but i think it's good for young girls and boys to see both genders, male and female, doing refereeing and playing at the highest level, so for me, it's good to be an inspiration to both sexes. absolutely, you very much r. hollie, thanks very much indeed, great to talk to you and best of luck with that game, thank you forjoining us on sports day. and that's it from us. you can of course get the latest on the bbc sport website. thanks for watching.

hello, radical and cherry first half of the week before things turn a little warmer as we head into the jubilee weekend. —— a cool and showery first—half of the week. plenty of showers around, some thundery, even this evening across parts of eastern england, low—pressure sitting across is at the moment and it will be into tomorrow, so showers will pop again. many times when you have showers by day they will fade into the night but through the night for parts of england and wales, they will be showers. drieracross england and wales, they will be showers. drier across scotland that some showers affecting parts of the western isles overnight. temperatures widely in single figures, a few spots with clear spells in north—east scotland will end up close to freezing by the morning, may be a touch of frost around. tomorrow, the outbreaks of rain in the western isles, sinking down towards northern ireland as the day goes on, showers developing widely again elsewhere, the heaviest one across eastern areas, some

thundery, the chance of hail, also a few sunny spells to be had. it will maybe feel a touch warmer, through wales and southern england in particular, increasing sunny spells, as we go on into the evening. for many places, it will brighten up before the end of the day. outbreaks of rain through tuesday evening heading into wales and parts of western england. the system will gradually push its way eastwards as we go into wednesday. again, for many, single figure temperatures, radical started the day, on wednesday, the first day ofjune. the first day of meteorological summer. and showery again. this system continues to edge further east through england, elsewhere, sunny spells but showers popping up again. they will tend to fade away for western areas later in the day but largely fine and to wednesday, and temperatures edging upwards, because it's average for the time of year, warmer when you get to see some sunshine. high pressure building infor some sunshine. high pressure building in for the bank holidays on thursday and friday but within that there is a weak weather disturbance so we are expecting at least the

chance of showers. again, not as widespread as they have been, particularly through northern areas, and the focus for showers shifting to southern areas with low pressure because buy into the weekend. it looks drier than it is at the moment but if you have planned street parties, the chance of showers, where the sun appears it will feel warmer.

hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is outside source. russia continues its bombardment of ukraine's eastern donbas region. the report from a front line town and hear from report from a front line town and hearfrom people report from a front line town and hear from people caught up report from a front line town and hearfrom people caught up in report from a front line town and hear from people caught up in the fighting. i hear from people caught up in the firuhtin. . ., , hear from people caught up in the fiuhtin_ ., ., , ., fighting. i want to stay here and we want peace — fighting. i want to stay here and we want peace we _ fighting. i want to stay here and we want peace we want _ fighting. i want to stay here and we want peace we want our— fighting. i want to stay here and we want peace we want our children i fighting. i want to stay here and we want peace we want our children to | want peace we want our children to go to school here normally. we will rebuild the city.— rebuild the city. european leaders failed to ban _ rebuild the city. european leaders failed to ban russian _ rebuild the city. european leaders failed to ban russian imports - rebuild the city. european leaders failed to ban russian imports and| failed to ban russian imports and they oppose the move, with your from our correspondence. after thousands of liverpool fans were tear gas to the champions league final, the french government blames with a cold industrial scale ticket fraud. people who were there said that was

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