county across county antrim and county down we will see heavy and persistent rain for the morning rush hour. that could give surface water and spray, poor travelling conditions and potentially localised flooding. there will also be some rain to start the day across eastern and north—eastern parts of scotland, western scotland largely dry. for england and wales, a straightforward story of sunny spells and showers once again. some of those showers heavy, thundery, slow—moving as well. but there will be places that avoid the showers and stay pretty much dry. a bigger chance of a shower tomorrow than we had today at wimbledon. temperatures, 19 or 21 degrees at best. no great shakes for the time of year. into friday, various areas of wet weather rotating around. plenty of showers through the day. more cloud and rain into northern ireland later on. temperatures, 15 or 22 degrees at best. if you are looking for the showers to ease, let me show you what happens to the weekend. a very slow process, but this area of high pressure is going to start to knows its way in our direction. the

showers will become further and fewer between, particularly into next week. more in the way of dry weather, and it might turn warmer. another couple of showery days to come. and that's bbc news at six on wednesday 29th june. now wejoin our now we join our colleagues in the nations and regions. hello again. low pressure is with us through the rest of this week, so hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chethan partak. andy murray is in the prime—time slot trying to lift the mood. coming up slot trying to lift the mood. coming up on the programme a straight sets defeat in the second round. powering

through and finding his best tennis again also coming up in the programme england face a race against time to win against south africa after rain stops play in taunton. and the welsh swimmer tells the bbc he is gay and he hopes to inspire people around the world ahead of next month's commonwealth games. , ., ., ., , games. there will be a lot of people watchin: games. there will be a lot of people watching that and _ games. there will be a lot of people watching that and so _ games. there will be a lot of people watching that and so many - games. there will be a lot of people i watching that and so many countries in the commonwealth where being gay is illegal.

welcome to the all england club this wednesday evening where the mood has felt a little flat. emma raducanu's exit in the second round just like at the english and french open. it is ok to keep perspective. she is a young player and these are things that can happen when you have not played a lot of tennis lately. she went out to caroline garcia who won a title on the grass just at the weekend. playing a lot more than emma raducanu and it showed today. emma finding some of her best tennis at times but garcia was aggressive and on the front foot and went after emma raducanu's shots and dealt with that partisan crowd on centre court to rally around emma raducanu but garcia kept her cool and takes her place in the third round of this grand slam so it is over, not for

the first time in wimbledon history, to andy murray to try to lift the british mood this evening. he is currently playing on centre court against the six foot ten opponent. if former semifinalist here who knows andy murray, even with the resurfaced hip is one of the best returners in the sport. 5—3 albert murray looking good to hold onto this game and forced the american to serve for the first set. we will keep you updated with what happens. you will hear it with henman hill behind me. the door is not always open for chocolates these days. unvaccinated

and unwelcome in new york and melbourne wimbledon office and the chance of another title. he started the championship slightly slowly. today he had his. for games and he had won three of them. his opponent was cornered. trying to formulate answers against a man already on the next question. he had previously described joke of it as a brick wall. wherever you hit it it keeps bouncing back at you. until, eventually, the wall wins. the kind of match for you only when needed to watch at the court. in jock which plays like this there is very little anyone can do about it. in the end, he thought it was bestjust not to look. on centre there is no sofa to hide behind. in what has been a complicated year, this was superbly simple. straight sets, as

straightforward as it gets. view better than him dealing with the pressures of centre court. there was a time when we had to keep awry across one or two british players at this stage but a different story this stage but a different story this time. ten brits made it through to the second round. the british number one continues into round three. today is where the journey ends for ryan. on the outside courts at wimbledon, rain had delayed play. thankfully, in britain, we know how to keep ourselves entertained when that happens. when it eventually got under way he might have wished that it hadn't. again stevejohnson he never really got close and was quickly two sets down. he needed the

crowd on his side. first he would have to wake them up. that should do it. but even with the wave of noise behind him, itjust was not enough and his adventure at wimbledon was over. harriet had been made to wait for herfirst over. harriet had been made to wait for her first round match so she came into this one like a coiled spring ready to go and injust came into this one like a coiled spring ready to go and in just 30 minutes she had taken the first set against the spanish player and despite making much tougher work of the second set, she took that, too, and the next round. over on court one cameron norrie was playing. this was quickly a game of quality from both players but the british number one was able to take the first set. this is his first year at wimbledon but some of his tenancy was exceptional as he levelled the match and before long he had taken the

third set, too, with norrie in real danger against a player ranked 71st in the world. but again, the game swung. he looked to be struggling with cramp as the doctor was called out. he continued but soon norrie had tied the match again. this time he was winded and finally norrie was able to take control. i he was winded and finally norrie was able to take control.— able to take control. i hope he's 0k. he able to take control. i hope he's 0k- he was _ able to take control. i hope he's 0k. he was struggling - able to take control. i hope he's 0k. he was struggling a - able to take control. i hope he's 0k. he was struggling a little i able to take control. i hope he's| 0k. he was struggling a little bit ok. he was struggling a little bit so i hope he is ok but what an unbelievable atmosphere. thank you for coming out. he unbelievable atmosphere. thank you for coming out-— for coming out. he is never reached week two of— for coming out. he is never reached week two of a _ for coming out. he is never reached week two of a grand _ for coming out. he is never reached week two of a grand slam _ for coming out. he is never reached week two of a grand slam before. l week two of a grand slam before. perhaps that record will end soon. it felt like this when emma raducanu went out. an hour later i was speaking to one of our winners today. had a good run in the grass

court leading up to these championships and i spoke to her very briefly after her win to get her thoughts after reaching the second round. i her thoughts after reaching the second round.— her thoughts after reaching the second round. i definitely feel a lot of confidence _ second round. i definitely feel a lot of confidence at _ second round. i definitely feel a lot of confidence at the - second round. i definitely feel a l lot of confidence at the moment, which is great. having had loads of matches over the grass and being on home turf and having the crowd always with you that has definitely been beneficial for me and always with you that has definitely been beneficialfor me and looking forward to my next match. the been beneficial for me and looking forward to my next match. the third round in 2019 _ forward to my next match. the third round in 2019 and _ forward to my next match. the third round in 2019 and some _ forward to my next match. the third i round in 2019 and some disappointing losses. what have you learned from your previous experiences here? yes. your previous experiences here? yes, to -la your previous experiences here? yes, to play tony — your previous experiences here? yes, to play tony always — your previous experiences here? yes to play tony always want to do well. i always feel i put a lot of pressure on myself let alone from everyone else. and naturally, you want to do well on home soil and i think having had past experiences, i gained a lot of experience, especially this year, i've played a lot of new events and been able to do well in them and that is added a little bit of belief in me. me do well in them and that is added a little bit of belief in me.— little bit of belief in me. we have 'ust seen little bit of belief in me. we have just seen emma _

little bit of belief in me. we have just seen emma raducanu - little bit of belief in me. we have just seen emma raducanu go - little bit of belief in me. we have just seen emma raducanu go out little bit of belief in me. we have - just seen emma raducanu go out and she spoke a lot about the pressure and expectation. it is a home for you is immense and there. what things are you doing to help to ease that pressure. things are you doing to help to ease that pressure-— that pressure. yes, it is important to surround _ that pressure. yes, it is important to surround yourself— that pressure. yes, it is important to surround yourself with - that pressure. yes, it is important to surround yourself with good - to surround yourself with good people and keep that consistent with the year and approach it as any other grand slam will be it is very different being british at wimbledon. but, you know, it is about trying to embrace and, you know, being able to feed off the crowd, try to do lots of normal things year and just try to really enjoy it. i things year and 'ust try to really en'o it. ~ ., i. things year and 'ust try to really en'o it. ~ ., .,~ enjoy it. i know you take it round b round enjoy it. i know you take it round by round but _ enjoy it. i know you take it round by round but you've _ enjoy it. i know you take it round by round but you've set - enjoy it. i know you take it round by round but you've set yourself| enjoy it. i know you take it round i by round but you've set yourself any targets before the championship started? irlat targets before the championship started? ., . . targets before the championship started? ., ., ., ., , , , started? not at all. honestly, 'ust bein: able started? not at all. honestly, 'ust being able to fl started? not at all. honestly, 'ust being able to take it i started? not at all. honestly, 'ust being able to take it match h started? not at all. honestly, 'ust being able to take it match by“ being able to take it match by match. and just keep enjoying it here. keep embracing everything that wimbledon is about and being able to perform well in front of my friends and family.

perform well in front of my friends and family-— perform well in front of my friends and famil . ., , , ., , , and family. even happier now because “oined b and family. even happier now because joined by the — and family. even happier now because joined by the former _ and family. even happier now because joined by the former british _ and family. even happier now because joined by the former british number . joined by the former british number one. thank you forjoining. i was easily pleased. one. thank you for “oining. i was easily pleased.— one. thank you for “oining. i was i easily pleased._ we easily pleased. nice to be here. we 'ust heard easily pleased. nice to be here. we just heard from _ easily pleased. nice to be here. we just heard from harriet _ easily pleased. nice to be here. we just heard from harriet and - easily pleased. nice to be here. we just heard from harriet and you've i just heard from harriet and you've been following her during these grass courts. how impassive you be better development? i’ee grass courts. how impassive you be better development?— better development? i've been followin: better development? i've been following her _ better development? i've been following her since _ better development? i've been following her since she - better development? i've been following her since she was - better development? i've been following her since she was a l better development? i've been - following her since she was a junior and they know her mum and i know the family well and i'm really pleased. i'm surprised, though. she is a good player. she's been in that slot for too long. now she's in her mid—20s. she made a very good decision at the start of this year to hire one of the best coaches in the world. is that the difference? is that why she has made the step up? she that the difference? is that why she has made the step up?— that the difference? is that why she has made the step up? she is owed a to-class has made the step up? she is owed a top-class coach _ has made the step up? she is owed a top-class coach she _ has made the step up? she is owed a top-class coach she was _ has made the step up? she is owed a top-class coach she was working - has made the step up? she is owed a top-class coach she was working with top—class coach she was working with emma raducanu. they have not overhauled her game but focused on the areas that really needed tidying up. getting a thinking in the right way. she did not need to get a lot

better but it is the difference between winning and losing some tight matches are now she's a roll and she is confident but she has always been a good grass court player. she grew up playing and having some sense of the grass and today she would have expected to win because that is where her confidence and ability level are sitting right now. ., and ability level are sitting right now. . ., .., and ability level are sitting right now. . . .. ., , and ability level are sitting right now. . ., ., ., now. emma raducanu has gone out. eve one's now. emma raducanu has gone out. everyone's got _ now. emma raducanu has gone out. everyone's got a _ now. emma raducanu has gone out. everyone's got a take _ now. emma raducanu has gone out. everyone's got a take on _ now. emma raducanu has gone out. everyone's got a take on emma - everyone's got a take on emma raducanu. what is yours in terms of the coaching and her fitness at the moment? get the has not got a coach at the moment. that is not ideal, is it? i don't know how she is physically. there have been a lot of niggling injuries so this is not a major injury, that is a good thing. but i was out there on centre court watching her today and, though, there are so many fantastic players out there in women's tennis right now and garcia is one of them under super—confident and it was interesting watching it because garcia has been out in the two a long time. shejust garcia has been out in the two a long time. she just won a title and

it wasjust a long time. she just won a title and it was just a heavyweight against a light weight out there. emma needs more time and she also needs a b game because the a game wasn't working she tried to hit through garcia which is not really the way you play especially when she is confident. and it was high press from garcia. pressing, pressing, she did not have a way of breaking it up but that is another much to learn from and then you would hope that she goes away, gets the body rides and get someone to steer her career. she is only 19. you proper help otherwise, you can't do it on your own. so it is about finding a coach? time, learning, setting apart so that when i lose you're going right direction and since the us open it has been messy. she's done incredibly well to keep battling and keep smiling but it's going to be hard to replicate that level of success without a coach. you know, a

19—year—old on a tour without a coach. 19-year-old on a tour without a coach. ~ ., ., ., ~ , ., ,, coach. we would love to keep talking about this but _ coach. we would love to keep talking about this but for _ coach. we would love to keep talking about this but for time we will - coach. we would love to keep talking about this but for time we will have l about this but for time we will have to leave it there. sam commenting for the bbc so keep an a on that. i will be back with you later to tell how andy murray is doing because he has lost the first set. can he battle back and hang in there? i will keep you updated but, for now, back to the bbc sport centre. now it's just a week until the women's euros get under way and hosts england kick—off the tournament against austria in front of a sell out crowd at old trafford. but first they have their final warm up against switzerland tomorrow night. and our reporterjo currie is following the build up and jons us from zurich.jo — sarina wiegman there — jo is still with us — jo, what can england learn from tomorrow night's game?

i will be going to see the final line up for england?— i will be going to see the final line up for england? well, the two bits of team _ line up for england? well, the two bits of team news _ line up for england? well, the two bits of team news that _ line up for england? well, the two bits of team news that we - line up for england? well, the two bits of team news that we do - line up for england? well, the two | bits of team news that we do know from today the sea has been ruled out with illness. it is not covid. emma white who left the squad last week because of covid is fit and and back with the squad, in contention for tomorrow. apart from that, she liked to play her cards close to her chest and today she was asked how close were she to knowing for next week and she said she was close but things were not set in stone and shed a of options but, for her, that was a good thing. if friday night's thrashing of the netherlands was anything to go by there are plenty of players putting their hands up as well. some players came off the

bench made an impact. just a reminder that the netherlands at the defending champions and the fact that the lioness is beat them so heavily is only added to the label heading into the tournament as one of the favourites. i asked her what she made of that label is one of the favourites for the euros. ii she made of that label is one of the favourites for the euros.— favourites for the euros. if you look at the _ favourites for the euros. if you look at the fifa _ favourites for the euros. if you look at the fifa ranking - favourites for the euros. if you look at the fifa ranking the - favourites for the euros. if you - look at the fifa ranking the number eight _ look at the fifa ranking the number eight so _ look at the fifa ranking the number eight so we — look at the fifa ranking the number eight so we have six other countries above _ eight so we have six other countries above us _ eight so we have six other countries above us i— eight so we have six other countries above us. i did not think we have shown— above us. i did not think we have shown that — above us. i did not think we have shown that we have a good squad but i also _ shown that we have a good squad but i also think_ shown that we have a good squad but i also think that other countries, the development of the game has grown _ the development of the game has grown so — the development of the game has grown so fast. so think there are many— grown so fast. so think there are many many— grown so fast. so think there are many many favourites in this tournament. and, as i said, what we want _ tournament. and, as i said, what we want to— tournament. and, as i said, what we want to do— tournament. and, as i said, what we want to do is— tournament. and, as i said, what we want to do is play our best game and -ive want to do is play our best game and give football a boost and of course -et give football a boost and of course get as _ give football a boost and of course get as far — give football a boost and of course get as far as possible in this tournament and of course we have a dream _ tournament and of course we have a dream. ~ ., .., tournament and of course we have a dream. ~ . ., . ., dream. what can we learn? what livin: dream. what can we learn? what living there _ dream. what can we learn? what living there from _ dream. what can we learn? what living there from this _ dream. what can we learn? what living there from this match - living there from this match

tomorrow because it is dangerous that they're playing so well they don't want to mix it up too much, they, with a match in a week's time? she came on as manager in september and since then the lioness is a plate 13 and have been unbeaten in 13 matches so very impressive streak under this new dutch boss under friday night when they went behind the netherlands that had been the first time they had gone behind when she went in. when it comes to switzerland, it is not expected to be the biggest test. last time out they were thrashed seven nearby germany. they do have some players who play in the wsl but they are a team that seem to be weaker than england so tomorrow it is about finishing touches for the lioness is. i would expect a number of to get minutes on the pitch because there is just one get minutes on the pitch because there isjust one more game get minutes on the pitch because there is just one more game to go and things get very real when the tournament gets under way at old trafford. ., ~ tournament gets under way at old trafford. ., ,, , ., tournament gets under way at old trafford. ., ~' , ., , ., tournament gets under way at old trafford. ., ,, , ., , ., ., trafford. thank you. if you are lookin:

trafford. thank you. if you are looking forward _ trafford. thank you. if you are looking forward to _ trafford. thank you. if you are looking forward to the - trafford. thank you. if you are looking forward to the euros i trafford. thank you. if you are - looking forward to the euros there is a great programme on iplayer looking into the massive rise in popularity of women's football. we're starting with cricket and after a series of rain delays in taunton, day 3 of the off test against south africa is going well for england's women. after declaring on 417—8 — south africa are in their second innings. henry morean is following the action in the somerset. henry, it isa it is a four—day test, not a five—day test which is unusual. england face a race against time and we're notjust heading for a draw here? we're not 'ust heading for a draw here? , ., ., ., here? there is a lot of time left in this came here? there is a lot of time left in this game because _ here? there is a lot of time left in this game because we _ here? there is a lot of time left in this game because we can - here? there is a lot of time left in this game because we can play . here? there is a lot of time left in this game because we can play upj this game because we can play up until 737 potentially another a0 minutes or so so that will give an opportunity for england to take wickets but also up to 109 overs are

available to be bold tomorrow and you would have thought there will be plenty of time for england to force a result. if you lose any more time that will start getting to the point where you think, well, i will will be be able to see any positive outcome from this game this comes about so often with women's test match cricket. and you have to go back to 2015 for the last time that a positive result came from a test match that england were playing on foot of the lost against australia in an ashes test. part of the test match special team played from 2009 until this year and did not play in one match that england won in a test because of the difficulties in forcing a result so it is a problem we have had to cover quite a lot over the last couple of years. the hope for england be that they can get a wicket in this evening's session. england are looking to make the most gloomy conditions. a reasonably new ball in the but that they've got a lead of 91 so that is certainly something to give them

some encouragement. they will need to make sure that they take their opportunities when they come and keep everything crossed the weather plays bold tomorrow. we keep everything crossed the weather plays bold tomorrow.— plays bold tomorrow. we are staying with cricket because _ plays bold tomorrow. we are staying with cricket because the _ plays bold tomorrow. we are staying with cricket because the former- with cricket because the former coach of yorkshire has made his first public statement since being sacked last year following the racism scandal at the county. earlier this month the england and wales cricket board charger number of individuals following their investigation into allegations made investigation into allegations made in 2020. in comments today he confirmed he is one of those individuals who has been charged and said he denies each and every allegation made against him including those of races by which an bullying. he also added he will not be attending any hearings or acknowledging the outcome. earlier this month he won an unfair dismissal claim against yorkshire. britain's antonyjoshua says he's desperate to beat olexander usyk when they meet for their re—match in saudi arabia in august. joshua lost all his belts to the ukrainian last september, but says he's hungry" to become

a three—time world champion again. he's been speaking to bbc five live. people have high expectations of me. what they think i can do. i can only do what i can do. i can only do so much and i'm back again 20 give that little bit more and hopefully it is enough so i can prove my supporters right. enough so i can prove my supporters riuht. ~ ~ , enough so i can prove my supporters rirht.~ ~ , ., enough so i can prove my supporters riiht, . ~' , ., ., enough so i can prove my supporters rirht.~ ~ , ., , right. will keep hearing about this old, what does _ right. will keep hearing about this old, what does this _ right. will keep hearing about this old, what does this mean? - right. will keep hearing about this old, what does this mean? you i right. will keep hearing about this i old, what does this mean? you make will always— old, what does this mean? you make will always try to improve their style — will always try to improve their style as — will always try to improve their style as a _ will always try to improve their style. as a fighter you have your strengths — style. as a fighter you have your strengths and sometimes you feel like your— strengths and sometimes you feel like your strengths are good enough but you _ like your strengths are good enough but you want to get better says that working _ but you want to get better says that working in _ but you want to get better says that working in other departments and that is— working in other departments and that is what i have done. people are saying _ that is what i have done. people are saying you _ that is what i have done. people are saying you have improved in those departments but don't forget about what got _ departments but don't forget about what got you here as well so going back to _ what got you here as well so going back to what i'm good at. so going back to what i'm good at. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. the former f1 world champion said

the remark was ill thought out. ireland's tour of new zealand hasnt�* get off to the best start — as they were well beaten by the maori all blacks in hamilton.|t ended 32—17 to the maori's with ireland also losing james hume and cian healy to second—half injuries. the first test against new zealand is on saturday in auckland. the british olympic swimmer, danjervis, says he wants people to know who he really is after revealing he is gay. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, 26—year—old jervis the british olympic swimmer, danjervis, says he wants people to know who he really is after revealing he is gay. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, 26—year—old jervis says that in the past he woke up �*hating who he was' as he came to terms with his sexuality. jervis will represent wales at his third commonwealth games

in birmingham this summer — where he hopes he can be an inspiration to others. he spoke to tom brown. i know what it's like growing up and not liking who you are in waking up every morning and really not liking or hating the you are and you get to a point where it isjust like, you need to do something about it, do you know? iwant need to do something about it, do you know? i want them to know the real dan. ., you know? i want them to know the real dan. . , ., ., real dan. the real dan is one of the count 's real dan. the real dan is one of the country's top _ real dan. the real dan is one of the country's top swimmers. _ real dan. the real dan is one of the country's top swimmers. the - real dan. the real dan is one of the country's top swimmers. the 26 - real dan. the real dan is one of the l country's top swimmers. the 26 your old from south wales who today are spoken publicly for the first time about being gay and his journey to this point. it about being gay and his “ourney to this oint. ., , about being gay and his “ourney to this oint. . , ., ~ about being gay and his “ourney to this oint. ., . ~ , ., , about being gay and his “ourney to this oint. ., . ~' , . , ., this point. it has taken me years to come to terms _ this point. it has taken me years to come to terms with _ this point. it has taken me years to come to terms with it. _ this point. it has taken me years to come to terms with it. a _ this point. it has taken me years to come to terms with it. a lot - this point. it has taken me years to come to terms with it. a lot of - this point. it has taken me years to come to terms with it. a lot of it i come to terms with it. a lot of it is because of my fave. i'm a devoted christian and i grew up in a christian and i grew up in a christian family and it is a thing in my life i am most proud of and they stand by right now but itjust happens i'm also gay. when i accepted it and they tell my close family every person i told i felt so much better after that but i think i kept putting it off and putting it off and i think now is a good time

for me because the commonwealth games in a month and there are going to be a lot of people watching that and, you know, there is so many countries in the commonwealth where being gay is illegal and, you know, for me to be visual on stages, to inspire people, is what i'm here to do. ., , inspire people, is what i'm here to do. , ., inspire people, is what i'm here to do. . , , ., ., inspire people, is what i'm here to do. , ., ., , , . inspire people, is what i'm here to do. , ,. , do. he has been to an olympic games, finishin: do. he has been to an olympic games, finishing fifth — do. he has been to an olympic games, finishing fifth in _ do. he has been to an olympic games, finishing fifth in tokyo _ do. he has been to an olympic games, finishing fifth in tokyo last _ finishing fifth in tokyo last summer. represented great britain at three world championships and won medals for wales at two previous commonwealth games but he joins what remains a very small list of male elite athletes currently competing who are openly gay. the wider context is obvious the following the first footballer in 30 years to come out as gay in the men's game, how important was that for you, seeing what jake daniels important was that for you, seeing whatjake daniels did in may? the mac i think it was incredible what he done. i understand swimming and football can be further apart. but he is 17 and he knows who he is. i

can do it when i was that age. i did not know who i was at that age and for him to do it so publicly so inspiring. iwant for him to do it so publicly so inspiring. i want to be that for someone. just so they've got someone they can see. when you walk around any fears of the world is on your shoulders all your life and you tell someone that weight is lifted off a little bit. you feel as if you can fly. if you look a different person altogether. i've got years ahead of me in sport and it is a sport that i love and i want to be me while i am doing it. let's head back to wimbledon. thank you. emma raducanu wimbledon. thank you. emma raducanu wimbledon has come to an end. sam smith saying we've got to give her time and keeping a sense of perspective, well worth remembering it was three years between pete sampras's first title and second.

let's give it time to develop. that is normal for let's give it time to develop. that is normalfor a let's give it time to develop. that is normal for a teenager at the moment to be going through these things especially with injury difficulties. one person with difficulties. one person with difficulties it doesn't have time on his side is andy murray. at 35 years taking on a 37—year—old and these powerhouses are on centre court at the moment. andy murray has dropped the moment. andy murray has dropped the first set to the american. six foot ten and making his height difference account. we have seen him ace's way to the semifinals back in 2018. an astonishing career he has had and he was at 227 aces. if he can get 13 more 1a more, murray has done well in the second set so far. two games although you can see. at

least this game looks as if it will be going his way. we will keep you updated. mixed fortunes as ever for the british players here in the second round day. having said all of that, harriet ended up thing a first—round match goes through to the second. through to the third round. two british players out. including emma raducanu. one is andy murray and emma watson still yet to play. the and women's draw feeling more open than ever. tomorrow we have got the dial to come but for the moment they are keeping their fingers crossed for andy murray. good night. low pressure is with us to the rest of this week so we better get used

to the showery conditions we have had for the day today. our focus is beginning to switch to the south. that is going to be bringing this area of widespread rain. a few showers out west and that they will move northwards across northern england and parts of eastern scotland by the end of the night. some of the rain is heavy at times. temperature similar to what we have seenin temperature similar to what we have seen in recent nights. tomorrow we start off with this rain band across eastern areas of scotland. it will push north—westward through the day, pushing the rain with it. otherwise another day of sunshine and showers. the showers are be long—lived and this time a much greater chance of some pale and thundery downpours mixed in. surface waterflooding. hey in the west, low 20s and part of the east.

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