a cold front again we will see a cold front sinking south and that will introduce something a little bit fresher during the day on wednesday. again, no significant rain. a few scattered showers into the far north—west as the wind here swing to a north—westerly direction. noticeably fresher, but pretty warm and still dry in the far south and east. the dry weather stays for the rest of the week. thanks louise. i'll be back with the news at ten. but of course you can keep up with all the latest developments, on the bbc website. now the news continues here on bbc one, with my colleagues across the nations and regions standing by with all the important stories where you are. but before that, we're going to leave you with some of the images of the football celebrations. have a very good evening. # it's coming home. # it's coming home. it

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# it's hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm chetan pathak, live here in birmingham on day four of the commonwealth games. but for obvious reasons, it won't be our only focus tonight. coming up on the programme: the historic celebrations continue, as thousands gather to watch england's lionesses lift their european trophy. inspiring a generation — we ask what this moment could mean for the future of the women's game. once they had that opportunity, to play in schools, associate those with the clubs, then you willjust see this take off. it'll be like rocket fuel. and here in birmingham, it's another golden day

for england's gymnasts, as 20—year—old jake jarman becomes a triple commonwealth champion. and overcoming what she called a confidence crisis, laura kenny wins gold on the final day of track cycling. hello and welcome to birmingham, the site of only one of the two big sporting stories today. we're going to bring you all the latest from these commonwealth games in a moment, including plenty of medal success for the home nations, but there's only one place to start, and that's in london, where england fans are still basking in the glory of that euros final win against germany yesterday. there were wild celebrations at wembley last night and at the team hotel in teddington. and the party continued

at trafalgar square today as the england team showed off their trophy to the thousands of fans gathered there. 0h... cheering they are very, very good football players, they are very good people. the willingness, the commitment, the resilience, the support has been so incredible, and most of all, the willingness to want to win so badly. we've been a little wonky too, but i think we have _ we've been a little wonky too, but i think we have done _ we've been a little wonky too, mt i think we have done things well together and that made a difference. # sweet caroline... my together and that made a difference. # sweet caroline. . ._ # sweet caroline... my finger 'ust keep telling! fl # sweet caroline... my finger 'ust keep telling! everyone * # sweet caroline... my finger 'ust keep telling! everyone is i # sweet caroline... my fingerjust keep telling! everyone is absently| keep telling! everyone is absently buzzing _ keep telling! everyone is absently buzzing. and we had a good night last night, — buzzing. and we had a good night last night, some of us are worse for her this_ last night, some of us are worse for her this morning! so special to share — her this morning! so special to share this _ her this morning! so special to share this moment with a bunch of amazing _ share this moment with a bunch of amazing girls. i am proud to share

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us. and- - -— us, and... cheering i us, and. .. cheering i think— us, and... cheering i think england - us, and... cheering i think england have | us, and... cheering - i think england have hosted an incredible tournament and change the .ame incredible tournament and change the game across the country, across the world, _ game across the country, across the world, but _ game across the country, across the world, but we said we wanted to make our legacy— world, but we said we wanted to make our legacy about winning, not what we did~ _ our legacy about winning, not what we did. , we did. cheering " and _ we did. cheering - -- and that is what we those in couple scenes at trafalgar square —— incredible scenes. let's cross live now to wembley and speak to our sports editor dan roan. first major trophy for england since 1966, but more significantly than that, does this feel like a seminal moment for the women's game? absolutely, yes indeed, and look at the record viewing figures announced today in the record attendance, there is no doubt this should prove a catalyst to the bigger picture, the wider attempt to develop and grow the women's game, which has seen progress in the last decade, undoubtedly the with the full professionalisation of the domestic

league, growing participation numbers, landmark sponsorship deals, and yet we know their silly valves be won when it comes to access, when it comes to football during school pe lessons, where girls don't have the same provision that boys enjoy. indeed only 40% of secondary schools offer that during pe classes, and also when it comes to attendance at wsl matches as well, which remained stubbornly low, and there's a real hope that while this may not be an overnight progress, this can be something of a catalyst for that bigger picture, and i think there is also a sense the premier league may have to do more to help, allow their women's teams to use the main grounds more regularly, make it easierforfans to buy grounds more regularly, make it easier for fans to buy tickets. earlier on, i caught up with the fa's first everfemale earlier on, i caught up with the fa's first ever female chair at those celebrations. this is what she had to say about trying to harness this opportunity.

this moment has been prepared for for a very— this moment has been prepared for for a very long time. plans for the started _ for a very long time. plans for the started four, five, six years ago, and now— started four, five, six years ago, and now the _ started four, five, six years ago, and now the job is to deliver that legacy _ and now the job is to deliver that legacy. we have got to get girls across _ legacy. we have got to get girls across the country playing football in the _ across the country playing football in the schools. and once they have had that _ in the schools. and once they have had that opportunity, all of them, to play— had that opportunity, all of them, to play in— had that opportunity, all of them, to play in schools, associate those with the _ to play in schools, associate those with the clubs, then you will see thisiust — with the clubs, then you will see thisjust take off. it'll be like rocket — thisjust take off. it'll be like rocket fuel, the impact of the win. there _ rocket fuel, the impact of the win. there have — rocket fuel, the impact of the win. there have been false dons in the past when england made semifinals. what do you think is different this time? �* . , , ~ time? belief, leadership. ithink for the team. — time? belief, leadership. ithink for the team, every _ time? belief, leadership. ithink for the team, every single - time? belief, leadership. ithink. for the team, every single element of the _ for the team, every single element of the game, there is a massive team behind _ of the game, there is a massive team behind the _ of the game, there is a massive team behind the scenes, from the fa, that have made _ behind the scenes, from the fa, that have made this moment possible, and what you _ have made this moment possible, and what you saw in the 90 minutes is 'ust what you saw in the 90 minutes is just the _ what you saw in the 90 minutes is just the combination of a huge amount of efforts that helps deliver it. amount of efforts that helps deliver it to _ amount of efforts that helps deliver it. ., ., . , ,

it. to the premier league clubs need to do more — it. to the premier league clubs need to do more to _ it. to the premier league clubs need to do more to support _ it. to the premier league clubs need to do more to support women's - to do more to support women's football now? how can they help? continue the investment. this is an opporturrity— continue the investment. this is an opportunity to build on. we had over 17 million _ opportunity to build on. we had over 17 million viewers last night watching this game in this country. if watching this game in this country. if you _ watching this game in this country. if you are _ watching this game in this country. if you are the premier league, why would _ if you are the premier league, why would you — if you are the premier league, why would you not want to capitalise on that? _ would you not want to capitalise on that? it _ would you not want to capitalise on that? it is— would you not want to capitalise on that? it isjust a powerful way of getting their brands out there too. it is obviously big for women's football, but how big a moment do you think it is for women sport generally and women's equality more widely? generally and women's equality more widel ? . .,, , ., generally and women's equality more widel ? . , ., ., widely? yeah, those girls are role models. widely? yeah, those girls are role models- not— widely? yeah, those girls are role models. notjust _ widely? yeah, those girls are role models. notjust the _ widely? yeah, those girls are role models. notjust the girls - widely? yeah, those girls are role models. notjust the girls are - models. not just the girls are playing — models. not just the girls are playing football but the coaches, the match officials. the two coaches were female, the match officials were _ were female, the match officials were female, the match officials were female, so once you get role models, _ were female, so once you get role models, that is when you get equality. _ models, that is when you get equality, and the investment we are talking _ equality, and the investment we are talking about across the country means — talking about across the country means that wherever you are, if you've _ means that wherever you are, if you've got — means that wherever you are, if you've got that opportunity, that is when _ you've got that opportunity, that is when the _ you've got that opportunity, that is when the pipeline changes and that is when _ when the pipeline changes and that is when equality, diversity gets delivered.

we have seen in the past, haven't we, that great events, while providing inspiration, do not necessarily inevitably translate into a surge in participation numbers? you need only look at the london games ten years ago to see that, but the fa are vowing to capitalise on this. they said they have been planning forward, they have been planning forward, they have put in place already some legacy programmes they hope will pay dividends, and they think that the women that secured this historic triumph can be the first beneficiaries. certainly, it should beneficiaries. certainly, it should be life—changing for the lionesses, a string of sponsors lining up to offer them endorsement deals. that is what certain people in the business of sport industry telling us, and there is a world cup in australia to look forward to next yearfor australia to look forward to next year for that team, so who knows what may happen there given the confidence that must be flowing through the side? the fa have some ambitious targets. by 2024 they want

equal access for both boys and girls and boys in school to play football. they want to triple the number of people going to watch dubya also matches, and it will be fascinating to see, whether or not, this is the ground making moment that leads to this sport truly entering the mainstream —— wsl matches. in one sense, that has been achieved. just one final point. the atmosphere, so family—friendly, celebratory, in stark contrast to that men's final a year ago, stark contrast to that men's final a yearago, but stark contrast to that men's final a year ago, but throughout the whole term it, many fans would've been convinced to give the wsl a chance in the new season. that would be one of the true measures of the success. absolutely. our sports editor dan roan at wembley. talking about atmosphere, the said been called the

commonwealth games. they did not show the euros final on the big screen, it was commonwealth games heavy, but people were keeping an eye on their phones. this is an huge summer of sport. and the commonwealth games here in birmingham are a big part of that. there's been more success for the home nations today, including in the gymnastics, where england's jake jarman has become a triple commonwealth champion after winning gold in the men's floor final, adding to the team gold he won on friday and the all—around gold he collected on sunday. it was a really classy performance. england's giarnni regini—moran took bronze, finishing ahead of wales' emil barber in fourth. i will never get used to the feeling. you know, isay i will never get used to the feeling. you know, i say it again, i have cited multiple times. like, the atmosphere in here isjust amazing, it is something else, and to be able to come out here again and

experience it every time is just... it's really special, you know, and it's a huge confidence boost to know that everyone here is supporting. and to see the community this big is amazing. and jarman's team—mate joe fraser also had an incredible day. in the pommel horse final, he took gold, finishing ahead of northern ireland's rhys mclennaghan, who was unable to defend his title. he took silver. fraser was hoping to add a third, but it was courtney tulloch of england with the standout performance on the rings. the defending champion put on a strong show to get his second gold of these games.

fraser finished just outside the medals, tulloch making a three gymnastics gold medals to tell you about. but you know what? let's talk about another one. england's georgia—may fenton won the women's uneven bars with a brilliant score of 13.9, becoming the first woman to retain the title. that is her second gold medal of these games. what incredible day, then, for england's gymnasts in particular with those four goals. we are going to move to cycling next. she's done it again. it got the loudest cheer of the day behind me on the big screen here at victoria square — laura kenny to the rescue. after struggling for confidence, she said, on the final day of competition at the lee valley velo park, she finally won england's first track cycling gold of these games. and what a moment it was, as austin halewood reports.

just like that, the final evening of track cycling was upon us, and after four days without english champion, the home crowd were hungry for some gold. and dame laura kenny rarely lets them down. a decade ago, this was the very track where she made her name, with two goals in the london olympics, and still she's hungry for more. she was going in the final of the women's scratch race, and unlike some of the other events on the track, this one is simple — ten commenters, 40 laps, the first writer crossed the line wins. it was only with a few laps ago the race unfolded was up the first writer to back herself and make a break for the line of about the scott had dangled the carrot, and deepak were more than happy to her down —— first rider. kenny made her down —— first rider. kenny made her move. and with 27 major camping jim golds already in the bag she knows exactly how to turn it on in these cloning moments. find knows exactly how to turn it on in these cloning moments.- knows exactly how to turn it on in these cloning moments. and she is a chamion these cloning moments. and she is a champion once _

these cloning moments. and she is a champion once again! _ these cloning moments. and she is a champion once again! laura - these cloning moments. and she is a champion once again! laura kenny i champion once again! laura kenny takes the gold!— takes the gold! kenny, who considered _ takes the gold! kenny, who considered quitting - takes the gold! kenny, who considered quitting the - takes the gold! kenny, who. considered quitting the sport earlier this year, back on top once again. earlier this year, back on top once aaain. . . earlier this year, back on top once aaain. . , earlier this year, back on top once aaain. ~ again. last night, i said, ithink this is going — again. last night, i said, ithink this is going to _ again. last night, i said, ithink this is going to be _ again. last night, i said, ithink this is going to be my _ again. last night, i said, ithink this is going to be my last - again. last night, i said, ithink this is going to be my last race. again. last night, i said, ithinkl this is going to be my last race. i have _ this is going to be my last race. i have lost— this is going to be my last race. i have lost the spark penetrating does not come _ have lost the spark penetrating does not come that easy for every day, i am like. _ not come that easy for every day, i am like. here— not come that easy for every day, i am like, here we go again! i have been— am like, here we go again! i have been here— am like, here we go again! i have been here three elliptic cycles now, to keep _ been here three elliptic cycles now, to keep picking yourselves after this whole year has just been a nightmare. i have lost motivation. last night. — nightmare. i have lost motivation. last night. i— nightmare. i have lost motivation. last night, i was mentioning my new coach. _ last night, i was mentioning my new coach. and _ last night, i was mentioning my new coach. and i— last night, i was mentioning my new coach, and i was like, no! i'm not giving— coach, and i was like, no! i'm not giving up! — coach, and i was like, no! i'm not giving up! im— coach, and i was like, no! i'm not giving up! i'm not giving up on this! _ giving up! i'm not giving up on this! i— giving up! i'm not giving up on this! i have got one more role of the dice. — this! i have got one more role of the dice, please, just help me! and in london — the dice, please, just help me! and in london... honestly i cannot ask for anything — in london... honestly i cannot ask for anything more. on in london... honestly i cannot ask for anything more.— in london... honestly i cannot ask for anything more. on the very same sot where for anything more. on the very same spot where it — for anything more. on the very same spot where it all _ for anything more. on the very same spot where it all happened _ for anything more. on the very same spot where it all happened for - for anything more. on the very same spot where it all happened for laura | spot where it all happened for laura kenny, britain's most successful female olympian showing exactly why she is still queen of the track. austin halewood, bbc news.

great stuff for laura kenny. we'll bring you more medal success for the home nations a bit later, but first let's look ahead to what should be another drama—filled session in the pool. we're all still getting over the shock of adam peaty being beaten in the 100 metres breaststroke last night, but he's been back in the water today. let's cross live to the sandwell aquatics centre and our reporter kate grey. how did peaty look today? you summed it u- reall how did peaty look today? you summed it no really well — how did peaty look today? you summed it up really well there, _ how did peaty look today? you summed it up really well there, there _ how did peaty look today? you summed it up really well there, there is - it up really well there, there is still a feeling of shock around adam peaty not winning a medal here at these commonwealth games in the 100 metres breaststroke last night. he has had a tough season, with injury, a broken foot, so we were not expecting huge amounts, but do not win a medal was something people were not expecting. as you say, there has been action is morning in there has been action is morning in the 50 metres breaststroke heat. he looks comfortable, he qualified as joint fastest into this evening's semifinal. he has always enjoyed each orders sprint and it should

work in his favour, the fact that it is shorter and he has not had much training under belt, so hopefully this evening he will get a positive result, but after this morning's heat he was very honest and admitting that he has lost the love for the sport in recent times. ijust go out and do what i can do. ijust go out and do what i can do. hust— ijust go out and do what i can do. ijust ran — ijust go out and do what i can do. ijust ran as— ijust go out and do what i can do. ijust ran as hard as i can. something has gone missing the last two years _ something has gone missing the last two years i— something has gone missing the last two years. i have not got the spark in it _ two years. i have not got the spark in it it _ two years. i have not got the spark in it it is _ two years. i have not got the spark in it. it is like, how do we fight our spark— in it. it is like, how do we fight our spark again for the next two years? — our spark again for the next two years? if— our spark again for the next two years? if we go beyond that, we go beyond _ years? if we go beyond that, we go beyond that, if we don't, then happy days _ a really honest item peaty there. kate,itis a really honest item peaty there. kate, it is another big session coming up. yes, the warm up is under way- — session coming up. yes, the warm up is under way- it _ session coming up. yes, the warm up is under way. it is _ session coming up. yes, the warm up is under way. it is filling _ session coming up. yes, the warm up is under way. it is filling up the - is under way. it is filling up the stands. must to look forward to. we will see the men's100 stands. must to look forward to. we will see the men's 100 freestyle kick—off the programme, where we

would see england's tom dean take on scotland's duncan scott, once again, this familiar rivalry. tom dean is hungry to upgrade his silver to gold here in the 100 metres. some tough competition from the australians, as usual. carl chalmers is the favourite, but the atmosphere is brilliant, to help those home nations on the podium. we also look forward to seeing the parent swimming star maisie summers newton... she has won every title in the 100 metres breast stroke, but she has not won the commonwealth games. tonight, she will look to change that, chasing down that goal. she is hot favourite and she will be chasing her own world record, so a really exciting race to look out for her as well. lots to look forward to

hear at the aquatic centre, and the finals kick off at seven p:m.. loads to look forward _ finals kick off at seven p:m.. loads to look forward to _ finals kick off at seven p:m.. loads to look forward to come _ finals kick off at seven p:m.. loads to look forward to come as - finals kick off at seven p:m.. loads to look forward to come as you - finals kick off at seven p:m.. loads| to look forward to come as you say. kate gray at the sandwell aquatics centre, thank you. earlier, the first gold of the 28 that'll be won on day four went to england's chris murray in the weightlifting. the four—time british champion won the men's 81—kilo category. he lifted a combined 325 kilograms across both clean and jerk and snatch — that's a games record. his clean and jerk alone was 181 kilograms, roughly the same weight as a car engine or male gorilla. an emotional day for murray, as he explained to alastair durden. a lot of people's supporting me for

the first time at this competition, and do you know what? the crowd were so loud and ijust try to stay in my own headspace, tried tojust lift the weights, but it was hard to ignore them. after every lift i had to celibate with them, because i do not think there'll be any point in my career were there will be that much noise again. incredible. you broke the commonwealth games record, slammed it down, and i do not know what was going through your mind, but you arejumping on people! what on earth do you think about? [30 but you are jumping on people! what on earth do you think about?- on earth do you think about? do you know what? — on earth do you think about? do you know what? the _ on earth do you think about? do you know what? the coaching _ on earth do you think about? do you know what? the coaching team - on earth do you think about? do you know what? the coaching team are l know what? the coaching team are incredible. i know they will put whatever weight on the bar i need to win the battle and they did that. in my personal coach... he has been so hopeful to me! i cannot thank him enough. to celebrate with him, because he worked so hard with me and some other athletes, and just such an incredible part to have him with me in that moment. my my favourite interview of the games so far.

gold galore for england today. louis ridout, nick brett and jamie chestney maintained their 100% record to take gold in the lawn bowls men's triples. the english trio were never behind in the final but suffered a slight scare as australia's barry lester, carl healey and ben twist levelled at 12—12 after 16 ends, before pulling clear again to win 14—12. and guernsey, let's mention this. they have their first commonwealth medal since 1994. lucy beere was in the final of the women's singles against australian ellen ryan. it was something of an epic tussle, and despite taking an early lead beere had to settle for silver, as ryan snatched it. still a memorable day, though, for guernsey. and there's been gold for england in thejudo. ashley mckenzie beat compatriot sami hall in the final of the men's 60 kilogramme competition. 33—year—old mckenzie was also champion in glasgow back in 2014.

and just time to give you a quick look at the medals table. australia lead with 62 medals, including 25 golds. england are chasing in second with 47 medals, 19 gold, 17 silver and ten bronze. scotland are currently seventh with two gold medals and wales are in tenth with one gold. back to our top story tonight. we've talked about what england's success at euro 2022 could mean for the women's game in this country and how it could inspire young girls who've been following this tournament. as england hammered sweden 4—0 to secure their place in the final, eight—year—old tess captured the nation's hearts by dancing and singing along to sweet caroline. a whirlwind 24 hours followed. bbc breakfast and bbc sportjoined forces to get tess to the final. john watson was there to follow the big day. task. yak was like as if they cannot

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swimming still to come. head over to iplayerfor that, but for swimming still to come. head over to iplayer for that, but for me and the team at birmingham, thanks for watching. have a good night. —— the commonwealth games. hello there. for some parts of the south and east, it's been the driestjuly on record. and the rain that's falling now is unlikely to reach southern areas, but it is quite heavy on a brisk wind across northern areas, and that will continue to push across much of scotland after northern ireland, into northern england, parts of wales, the midlands as well, with a few drips and dra bs further south. but primarily in the south, it's just going to be another warm and muggy night. but it will be much warmer further north as well, and because we've got that humidity rising, lots of misty low cloud shrouding the hills and the coasts. still some heavy bursts of rain first thing tomorrow. it becomes more showery towards the north of our weather

front and still mainly dry in the south and east and very warm, 29, 30 degrees. a warmer day when the sun comes out further north as well compared with today. as for the outlook, once that clears away, things will freshen up by the time we get to thursday and then it's a primarily dry picture once again.

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