good luck to them all on sunday. time for a look at the weather. yes, for the marathon it will be cool yes, for the marathon it will be cool, but also wet. we are seeing the weather changing. we will have more weather like this as it turns much more unsettled, and less weather like this, where the sunshine has been out. in the west of scotland those temperatures reached 19 degrees. the weather is a bit topsy—turvy because in reading it was only 9 degrees. move on to the weekend and look at the changes. it gets much colder in scotland and northern ireland in particular. the cooler weather we had across southern areas because of the cloud and the rain, and the wetter weather, will push its way northwards up toward southern scotland, and into northern ireland,

keeping temperatures up. ahead of that we could have a frost again in scotland. clear skies in southern england and south wales and it will be chilly here. we have got the rain grinding to a halt in southern and central scotland and northern ireland and there will be some showers and a little bit of sunshine, but we could see wetter weather arriving in the far south of england and south wales. temperatures are deepening out a bit, but they are below par. ahead of that rain in scotland the temperatures could reach 16 degrees. on the second half of the weekend, broadly speaking, it is a mess. sunshine and showers in the east, we have got a north wind setting in across scotland, so that is why it is getting much colder here. it could still reach 13 or 1a in southern cold air all the way from the arctic

on that northerly wind will be swooping down across the whole of the country and temperatures will be lower everywhere. and that is today's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. from us it is goodbye, but the news continues as it is time hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. this is the moment leah williamson's world cup dreams ended as the england captain confirms she's out of the tournament. arsenal can't afford to drop any more points as arteta prepares his side for southampton. and as runners get their final preparations under way ahead of the london marathon, one elite competitor has tearfully ruled

herself out of making her race debut. of course i'm disappointed. i wanted to be there on the start line. i'm ready and the fitness simon... welcome to the programme. we start with a huge blow for the lionesses — england captain leah williamson has ruptured her anterior cruciate ligament and will miss the women's world cup this summer. the arsenal player confirmed it on social media, saying...

the injury is personally devastating for williamson, but england fans and sarina wiegman will be worried about their chances in a tournament that, up to now, they were one of the favourites to win. our women's sports reporter emma sanders has been following this story closely and told me how williamson got injured in arsenal's league match against manchester united on wednesday. it was really disturbing scenes on wednesday after just 16 minutes it was really disturbing scenes on wednesday afterjust 16 minutes of the wsl defeat. leo williamson went down. she went down immediately and gestured she needed to come off. she could barely put any weight on her leg and i thought everybody thought that. she was helped down the tunnel

by one of the arsenal staff and her team—mate, who is also been ruled out, so really said seeing and probably wasn't a surprise to many to hear that there were as a dreaded acl injury. the to hear that there were as a dreaded acl in'u . , ., , to hear that there were as a dreaded aclin'u . , ., , ., �*, acl in'ury. the question is what's auoin acl injury. the question is what's auoin to acl injury. the question is what's going to be _ acl injury. the question is what's going to be the — acl injury. the question is what's going to be the impact _ acl injury. the question is what's going to be the impact on - acl injury. the question is what'sl going to be the impact on england because she is the second senior player to have suffered from the injury. player to have suffered from the in'u . . �* ~ ., injury. yeah, beth mead was ruled out earlier last _ injury. yeah, beth mead was ruled out earlier last year _ injury. yeah, beth mead was ruled out earlier last year and _ injury. yeah, beth mead was ruled out earlier last year and to - injury. yeah, beth mead was ruled out earlier last year and to lose i out earlier last year and to lose leah williamson on top, she's likely to be out 6—9 months, seems to be the average. there's also fran kirby, who hasn't played since the end of january. kirby, who hasn't played since the end ofjanuary. she's also kirby, who hasn't played since the end of january. she's also a kirby, who hasn't played since the end ofjanuary. she's also a massive doubt for hopes. millie bright as well, who is liam williamson's usual centre back, so there's some serious

doubts. forwilliamson centre back, so there's some serious doubts. for williamson herself, she's recently put out a statement within the last hour saying that for her, all the focus on the outside is about the loss to england in the world cup and williamson's arsenal season, but for her personally, the most training force is the day today and how she'll get over the recovery, the treatment and the long process of getting over this acl injury. b, process of getting over this acl in'u . �* . , ., ., , process of getting over this acl in'u .�* ., , ., ., ., injury. a really long “ourney ahead. what injury. a really long 'ourney ahead. whamm— injury. a really long “ourney ahead. what about her— injury. a really long journey ahead. what about her club? _ injury. a really long journey ahead. what about her club? presumably, | injury. a really long journey ahead. - what about her club? presumably, her title hopes are in the balance. it. title hopes are in the balance. it, the worst part of the season arguably for arsenal. their hopes are already quite thin. they now sit

six points. really, really worrying times for arsenal and england, and just the worst point the season. emma sanders there. more reaction to that hugely significant story on the bbc sport website. to the men's game and, they might be top of the table, but arsenal have had a few wobbles of late, so tonight's match against southampton could be crucial in their fight to win the premier league title. they're currently four points ahead of manchester city and they play each other at the ethiad on wednesday, so a victory tonight would set them up nicely. manager mikel arteta says he is "confident" arsenal can return to winning ways. i see signs of revenge and determination to get even better, but that_ determination to get even better, but that is— determination to get even better, but that is not enough and we have to manage — but that is not enough and we have to manage more and more and we have to manage more and more and we have to be perfectionists. but at the same _ to be perfectionists. but at the same time, we have to play with the flow _ same time, we have to play with the flow we _ same time, we have to play with the flow we are — same time, we have to play with the flow. we are really good will we

play with — flow. we are really good will we play with her energy and flow. don't be thinking — play with her energy and flow. don't be thinking about the results because _ be thinking about the results because that's the last thing we have _ because that's the last thing we have to — because that's the last thing we have to do. former arsenal player adrian clarke is at the emirates for us ahead of this match. welcome to the programme, and we've seen arsenal slip up against teams that they really should be beating. are you worried that southampton could be a banana skin? eaten; could be a banana skin? every opponent— could be a banana skin? every opponent is— could be a banana skin? every opponent is in _ could be a banana skin? every opponent is in the _ could be a banana skin? every opponent is in the premier - could be a banana skin? every- opponent is in the premier league. we know southampton are scrapping for points, desperate to preserve their points. they produce more wins on the road than they have at st. mary's. if arsenal have the flow mikel arteta was just talking about and they play with freedom and block out the pressure of needing the victory, they should be ok. they're very elite. just two draws against britain fulton and newcastle ——

brantford. most of those wins have been high—scoring victory. i think arsenal win tonight handsomely. there are a few injury that arteta will work around. how will that impact the selection? williamson is and the 'll impact the selection? williamson is and they'll be _ impact the selection? williamson is and they'll be desperate. _ impact the selection? williamson is and they'll be desperate. the - impact the selection? williamson is and they'll be desperate. the mood music around the press room is djenko should be ok. it's not ideal, and arsenal don't have the depth that manchester city do. they do feel it when players are out, but tonight, they should style enough. we know that city are biting at their heels. they will have a game in hand and they play each other at the etihad on wednesday. do you

think that's going to be the lead decider? �* , ., ., ., decider? there'll be a lot of football come _ decider? there'll be a lot of football come after - decider? there'll be a lot of football come after it. - decider? there'll be a lot of football come after it. if- decider? there'll be a lot of - football come after it. if arsenal can win, that will be a seven point advantage, although it city worth two aims in hand. it would then be ten points, the next two matches are views. —— huge. it's a big moment for medical arteta and his side. defeat what handy advantage to pep guardiola's side. things could look a lot rosier. guardiola's side. things could look a lot rosier-— a lot rosier. adrian clark, thank ou so a lot rosier. adrian clark, thank you so much- — a lot rosier. adrian clark, thank you so much. thank _ a lot rosier. adrian clark, thank you so much. thank you. - a busy weekend at wembley with the fa cup semi—finals — on saturday, it's manchester city against sheffield united. city going for the treble, but what a match for sheffield united, the lowest ranked side left in the competition. then on sunday, manchester united take on brighton. after being dumped out

of the europa league, this is a chance for united to get silverware, but brighton are the in form team, so anything could happen. patrick geary looks ahead to a great fa cup weekend. by by the time yourjourney which is wembley, it becomes more real. you have arrived at your destination. the original wembley was just two years old last time sheffield united lifted the cup. those who watched, the faces from another age, but the roots are in the same place. bramwell lane has been a central character in this second tier team's journey against wrexham, tottenham and blackburn. it's helped give the blades their edge. that frenzy must be carried to wednesday. —— wembley.

from our point of view, we're riding the crest of the wave at the minute. the position we put ourselves in, we can attack saturday and look forward to it. there's nothing to fear. we might all get one shot at it. take it all in and give it everything we've got. 32 manchester city are hurtling towards garland. —— glory. only their rivals manchester united have achieved. exhilarating, but exhausting. taste exhilarating, but exhausting. we have to be sure that the people are in good _ have to be sure that the people are in good conditions. we can, from many, _ in good conditions. we can, from many. many— in good conditions. we can, from many, many games, knowing that if we lose we _

many, many games, knowing that if we lose we are _ many, many games, knowing that if we lose we are out, the mental fatigue is always— lose we are out, the mental fatigue is always big. for lose we are out, the mental fatigue is always big-— is always big. for some brighton fans, manchester _ is always big. for some brighton fans, manchester united - is always big. for some brighton fans, manchester united take i is always big. for some brighton i fans, manchester united take some back to one fateful moment. at gordon smith's score in 1983, they would have won the only major trophy. a0 years later, brightonswathe is rising again. manchester united tatian by european defeat. —— chasing. taste manchester united tatian by european defeat. -- chasing.— defeat. -- chasing. we have to love the pressure- _ defeat. -- chasing. we have to love the pressure. we _ defeat. -- chasing. we have to love the pressure. we have _ defeat. -- chasing. we have to love the pressure. we have to _ defeat. -- chasing. we have to love the pressure. we have to use - defeat. -- chasing. we have to love the pressure. we have to use to - defeat. -- chasing. we have to love| the pressure. we have to use to feel this pressure. — the pressure. we have to use to feel this pressure, no? _ the pressure. we have to use to feel this pressure, no? has— the pressure. we have to use to feel this pressure, no? has to— the pressure. we have to use to feel this pressure, no? has to be - the pressure. we have to use to feel this pressure, no? has to be our- this pressure, no? has to be our honoun — this pressure, no? has to be our honour. , , ., ., honour. this season, we had bad defeats, honour. this season, we had bad defeats. we _ honour. this season, we had bad defeats, we have _ honour. this season, we had bad defeats, we have performances, | honour. this season, we had bad i defeats, we have performances, we bounced back. i'm convinced, i don't believe we could do again, because we have to experience.—

believe we could do again, because we have to experience. some mines will wonder— we have to experience. some mines will wonder us— we have to experience. some mines will wonder us stop _ we have to experience. some mines will wonder us stop further - we have to experience. some mines will wonder us stop further down - we have to experience. some mines| will wonder us stop further down the line to the prospect of a first all manchesterfinal, but line to the prospect of a first all manchester final, but the lesson of semifinal history is not to think too far into the future. patrick geary, bbc news. let's ta ke let's take you to ship field. ronnie o'sullivan against hussein raffaele. there's been some beef between the two. raffaele told o'sullivan to retire for being disrespectful. hazel irving, steve davis and sean murphy have around up for you. it was billed as the garage max between ronnie o'sullivan and sean murphy, steve davis, we watched it and in terms of what we saw, it

wasn't a big match at all. it ended up wasn't a big match at all. it ended up not being much of a con i think hussein paid the penalty for self—inflicted... i think ronnie would have ran out the winner. i think it's just a case of whether ronnie wins now with the session to spare or not. ronnie wins now with the session to spare or not-— spare or not. exactly describe what ha--ens spare or not. exactly describe what happens referring _ spare or not. exactly describe what happens referring to? _ spare or not. exactly describe what happens referring to? hussein - happens referring to? hussein smashed into _ happens referring to? hussein smashed into him, _ happens referring to? hussein smashed into him, and - happens referring to? hussein smashed into him, and that i happens referring to? hussein i smashed into him, and that was when — smashed into him, and that was when it's_ smashed into him, and that was when... it's capitulation. it was to do with— when... it's capitulation. it was to do with a — when... it's capitulation. it was to do with a frame where ronnie o'sullivan had smash the balls. if you get— o'sullivan had smash the balls. if you get to — o'sullivan had smash the balls. if you get to in the right frame of mind _ you get to in the right frame of mind after doing something like

that, _ mind after doing something like that, you — mind after doing something like that, you got another thing coming. ronnie _ that, you got another thing coming. ronnie o'sullivan duly cleared the balls up — ronnie o'sullivan duly cleared the balls up. you just think is this a brilliant — balls up. you just think is this a brilliant match, all of a sudden it's got this weird flavour to it. that— it's got this weird flavour to it. that was— it's got this weird flavour to it. that was it _ it's got this weird flavour to it. that was it— it's got this weird flavour to it. that was it. j ,., . ,, ., ., ., that was it. they're back tomorrow afternoon in _ that was it. they're back tomorrow afternoon in the _ that was it. they're back tomorrow afternoon in the afternoon - that was it. they're back tomorrow afternoon in the afternoon session| afternoon in the afternoon session for their second session. very interesting to see how that goes. the first round will go through to the quarterfinals this evening. will it be matt williams or will it be belgium's look up her cell? 9—7 advantage and looking like he's very on song for up 13 frames winning. you'll see it all bbc four from seven o'clock. time for a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines. british cyclists dominated the final day of the tour of the alps. simon carr achieved the biggest result of his career by winning the stage. tayo gaygan hart — wearing green — finished 15, but claimed the overall victory

ahead of fellow brit hugh carthy. england's georgia hall trails is three shots off the pace at the first women's major of the year. she's on two under after taiwan's peiyun chien shot up the leaderboard in texas. james allison has returned to the mercedes f1 team as technical director in a major reorganisation following the team's disappointing start to the season. 22—time major champion rafa nadal has been missing from the atp tour with a hip injury for some time now, but it's hoped that he'll be fit for the french open. director of the tournament, amelie mauresmo, has warned there could be protests around the event, and she's also said it would be hard to imagine roland garros without nadal.

she's been speaking to our tennis correspondent russell fuller. nadal has certainly not given up hope of playing here. neither has amelie mauresmo, who visited him not long ago. this is where nadal beat casper groups to win lastjune. but mauresmo accepts it's possible that nadal is missing from roland garros from the first time since 200a. it’s from roland garros from the first time since 2004.— from roland garros from the first time since 2004. it's a possibility for him not _ time since 2004. it's a possibility for him not to _ time since 2004. it's a possibility for him not to be _ time since 2004. it's a possibility for him not to be able _ time since 2004. it's a possibility for him not to be able to - time since 2004. it's a possibility for him not to be able to be - time since 2004. it's a possibility| for him not to be able to be 100%. the only thing i know for sure is there's one thing he doesn't want to miss it's this one. he wants to be on this course and he wants to be able to defend his title. we are five weeks away from the beginning

of the main draw. i'm still hopeful. keep your fingers crossed.- keep your fingers crossed. russian and belarusian _ keep your fingers crossed. russian and belarusian players _ keep your fingers crossed. russian and belarusian players here - keep your fingers crossed. russian and belarusian players here at - keep your fingers crossed. russian and belarusian players here at the| and belarusian players here at the french open will have to abide by the rule of strict neutrality, so national colours, flags or anthems. they can't actively support the state, but they do not need to sign a personal declaration. on the subject of protests, we think environmental protests, we also think about the pension protests in france in the last few months. mauresmo says they are aware that something is in the air and they are confident they have a plan to combat it, although understandably, she didn't want to go into many details. russell fuller therefore us. tributes were paid to irish driver craig breen before the croatia rally got under way earlier. his hyundai team and fans held a moment of silence and applause for the 33—year—old, who died last

week after a crash during testing. his team mate thierry newville's car carryed the colours of the irish flag in tribute. despite this crash, the belgian currently has a eight—second lead over britain's elvin evans after seven stages. it's the penultimate weekend in the women's six nations as england travel to dublin to take on ireland. england are three wins from three and top of the table with france just a point behind. england head coach simon middleton said earlier this week that he didn't think the six nations could continue in its current form, with matches not competitive enough for england and france, with the tournament regularly coming down to the two countries. our rugby reporter sara orchard says england will be further strengthened with the return of several key players to the squad. hugely significant, especially top of that— hugely significant, especially top of that list when you see the name natasha _ of that list when you see the name natasha junta there. she made quite a few names herself —— natasha hunt.

actually— a few names herself —— natasha hunt. actually returned from injury last week, _ actually returned from injury last week, now — actually returned from injury last week, now starting a very strong england — week, now starting a very strong england side with more strong players — england side with more strong players coming back from injury. ireland _ players coming back from injury. ireland have really struggled this tournament. they're not the only team in this tournament to have suffered similarly. what's been the reaction to what simon middleton has said? the reaction to what simon middleton has said? . ., .. .., reaction to what simon middleton has said? . ., . ., said? the england had coach came out this week and — said? the england had coach came out this week and suggested _ said? the england had coach came out this week and suggested that, - said? the england had coach came out this week and suggested that, unless l this week and suggested that, unless score lines— this week and suggested that, unless score lines in this tournament change. — score lines in this tournament change, maybe the format would have to be looked at. he was talking about— to be looked at. he was talking about closing the gap between essentially england and france and the other— essentially england and france and the other four sides that competed in the _ the other four sides that competed in the tournament. ireland are going through— in the tournament. ireland are going through transition right now. comments have made a lot of waves, but there _ comments have made a lot of waves, but there is— comments have made a lot of waves, but there is a — comments have made a lot of waves, but there is a feeling that if you can give — but there is a feeling that if you can give these other countries a few more _ can give these other countries a few more years— can give these other countries a few more yearsjust to can give these other countries a few more years just to get their houses in order, _ more years just to get their houses in order, this will be a conversation you have to have. one

of those conversation you have to have. (me: of those struggling teams conversation you have to have. i9 of those struggling teams is conversation you have to have. i9: of those struggling teams is in scotland, do you think we can get a win? , ., ., , scotland, do you think we can get a win? y., ., , ., ., ., win? everyone does feel scotland are due to win- — win? everyone does feel scotland are due to win. their— win? everyone does feel scotland are due to win. their tendencies - win? everyone does feel scotland are due to win. their tendencies are - due to win. their tendencies are growing — due to win. their tendencies are growing. they have a very strong following — growing. they have a very strong following there. whether this england's close his rivals france take on wales, who made quite a few changes, will that make a difference?— changes, will that make a difference? �* , , ., difference? it's interesting what the had difference? it's interesting what they had coach _ difference? it's interesting what they had coach has _ difference? it's interesting what they had coach has done. - difference? it's interesting what they had coach has done. flakyl they had coach has done. flaky george — they had coach has done. flaky george will be playing and a lot of people _ george will be playing and a lot of people will be excited to see the kicking _ people will be excited to see the kicking game. she's on the bench and you do— kicking game. she's on the bench and you do feel— kicking game. she's on the bench and you do feel could be looking after his players know they have a huge match _ his players know they have a huge match at _ his players know they have a huge match at the week after. i lis mccolgan has confirmed she

will not be racing in the london marathon. she said she was disappointed but said she didn't want to take any risks to our long—term career —— eilish. concerns have been raised over the description of the event. assembling the fantastic four. the london champion, the world record holder and the debutante. the world's best on the track. she won two olympic gold 's in tokyo, but the marathon is completely new. here in the marathon, are you here to win or learn? �* :, , in the marathon, are you here to win or learn? �* . , ., ., or learn? i'm really here to learn, so i know what _ or learn? i'm really here to learn, so i know what to _ or learn? i'm really here to learn, so i know what to do _ or learn? i'm really here to learn, so i know what to do and where l or learn? i'm really here to learn, | so i know what to do and where to improve. this is a newjourney. she's a star of world athletics with

the intention that brings. she's also a muslim is been training and fasting during ramadan. it is also a muslim is been training and fasting during ramadan.— fasting during ramadan. it is very beautiful doing _ fasting during ramadan. it is very beautiful doing ramadan - fasting during ramadan. it is very beautiful doing ramadan and - fasting during ramadan. it is very - beautiful doing ramadan and running. it makes you stronger and self—control after that also. discipline. self-control after that also. discipline-_ self-control after that also. disciline. ~ ., ., discipline. we were also hoping that scotland's eilish _ discipline. we were also hoping that scotland's eilish mccolgan _ discipline. we were also hoping that scotland's eilish mccolgan would - scotland's eilish mccolgan would make her debut in this event. she's got a knee injury, but she's decided frustratingly she can't risk it. edit frustratingly she can't risk it. of course i'm disappointed. i wanted to be there _ course i'm disappointed. i wanted to be there. the fitness i men and the shape i'm _ be there. the fitness i men and the shape i'm in— be there. the fitness i men and the shape i'm in right now, ithink that's— shape i'm in right now, ithink that's what— shape i'm in right now, ithink that's what makes it hard. shape i'm in right now, i think that's what makes it hard. what can the organisers here _ that's what makes it hard. what can the organisers here control? - that's what makes it hard. what can the organisers here control? not. that's what makes it hard. what can | the organisers here control? not the weather. it feels like another october in marathon. we know demonstrations will be going on

sunday. would there have been groups to try to avoid disruption. that sunday. would there have been groups to try to avoid disruption.— to try to avoid disruption. that has to try to avoid disruption. that has to be the start _ to try to avoid disruption. that has to be the start of _ to try to avoid disruption. that has to be the start of trust _ to try to avoid disruption. that has to be the start of trust between i to be the start of trust between organisations. _ to be the start of trust between organisations. people - to be the start of trust between organisations. people have - to be the start of trust between organisations. people have a i to be the start of trust between i organisations. people have a right to run— organisations. people have a right to run the — organisations. people have a right to run the marathon _ organisations. people have a right to run the marathon and - organisations. people have a right to run the marathon and run i organisations. people have a right to run the marathon and run it- to run the marathon and run it unhindered _ to run the marathon and run it unhindered. we _ to run the marathon and run it unhindered. we are _ to run the marathon and run it unhindered. we are looking i to run the marathon and run it- unhindered. we are looking forward to an _ unhindered. we are looking forward to an amazing — unhindered. we are looking forward to an amazing day. _ unhindered. we are looking forward to an amazing day. there'll - unhindered. we are looking forward to an amazing day. there'll be i unhindered. we are looking forward to an amazing day. there'll be lotsl to an amazing day. there'll be lots of contingencies, _ to an amazing day. there'll be lots of contingencies, the _ to an amazing day. there'll be lots of contingencies, the team - to an amazing day. there'll be lots of contingencies, the team are i of contingencies, the team are doubly— of contingencies, the team are doubly hard _ of contingencies, the team are doubly hard and _ of contingencies, the team are doubly hard and the _ of contingencies, the team are doubly hard and the fact - of contingencies, the team are doubly hard and the fact they. of contingencies, the team are i doubly hard and the fact they had to put two _ doubly hard and the fact they had to put two marathons _ doubly hard and the fact they had to put two marathons on, _ doubly hard and the fact they had to put two marathons on, it's - doubly hard and the fact they had to put two marathons on, it's going i doubly hard and the fact they had to put two marathons on, it's going toi put two marathons on, it's going to be an— put two marathons on, it's going to be an amazing _ put two marathons on, it's going to be an amazing day _ put two marathons on, it's going to be an amazing day. let's _ put two marathons on, it's going to be an amazing day. let's focus i put two marathons on, it's going to be an amazing day. let's focus on i be an amazing day. let's focus on the positive _ be an amazing day. let's focus on the positive. we _ be an amazing day. let's focus on the positive. we one _ be an amazing day. let's focus on the positive. we one for- be an amazing day. let's focus on the positive. we one for clean- be an amazing day. let's focus on the positive. we one for clean air| the positive. we one for clean air and we _ the positive. we one for clean air and we run — the positive. we one for clean air and we run together— the positive. we one for clean air and we run together and - the positive. we one for clean air and we run together and we i the positive. we one for clean air and we run together and we run. the positive. we one for clean air. and we run together and we run to unite people. _ and we run together and we run to unite people. we _ and we run together and we run to unite people, we run— and we run together and we run to unite people, we run for— and we run together and we run to unite people, we run for the - unite people, we run for the community, _ unite people, we run for the community, we _ unite people, we run for the community, we run- unite people, we run for the community, we run for- unite people, we run for the i community, we run for london unite people, we run for the - community, we run for london and we hope we _ community, we run for london and we hope we run _ community, we run for london and we hope we run for— community, we run for london and we hope we run for the _ community, we run for london and we hope we run for the world _ community, we run for london and we hope we run for the world to. - hope we run for the world to. switzerland's _ hope we run for the world to. switzerland's marcel - hope we run for the world to. switzerland's marcel quickerl hope we run for the world to. i switzerland's marcel quicker than ever. wheelchair winner gets

£36,000. i ever. wheelchair winner gets £36,000.— ever. wheelchair winner gets £36,000. ~ ., ., ., £36,000. i think london order marathon _ £36,000. i think london order marathon are _ £36,000. i think london order marathon are the _ £36,000. i think london order marathon are the ones - £36,000. i think london order marathon are the ones who i £36,000. i think london order. marathon are the ones who want £36,000. i think london order- marathon are the ones who want to move the prize money up. it won't happen in any walk of life. it will all be through... it has been a... the other marathons have to follow suit. :, �* , the other marathons have to follow suit. . �* , ., the other marathons have to follow suit. . �*, ., , ., , suit. that's not his goal, nor his motivation- _ suit. that's not his goal, nor his motivation. he's _ suit. that's not his goal, nor his motivation. he's here _ suit. that's not his goal, nor his motivation. he's here for- suit. that's not his goal, nor his motivation. he's here for the i motivation. he's here for the emotion. along with about a5,000 others. joe wilson, bbc news, at the london marathon. such a shame for eilish, hoping to shame and her mother's footsteps. best of luck for everyone else is taking part this weekend. that's all from sportsday. thanks for watching.

hello. a beautiful day on friday across scotland and northern ireland — quite warm, too. the coming days, however, are going to be pretty chilly in the north. a cold wind will set in even some wintry showers to come across the scottish hills, maybe even the pennines. here's the forecast for the short term — outbreaks of rain across parts of northern england and eventually reaching northern ireland by the early hours of saturday morning. some clear spells overnight, too, in scotland and the south of the country. that does mean a touch of frost, especially outside of town. but for most of us, around 5—6 degrees tonight. let's pick up on that rain in the north — you can see showers in northern england. that weather front reaching the southern uplands by lunchtime or so and certainly looking quite wet there in northern ireland, but also showers clustered in the south—west of the country. so these areas will be pretty chilly, 10—12 degrees, the south—west, northern ireland, the south of scotland,

but where the sun does pop out briefly, i think on saturday, maybe 13—15 degrees. now, talking about colder weather, there's that chilly atmosphere spreading in from the north on a east, north—easterly, so that change really starts to happen on sunday. in the north, frequent showers, really strong winds up to gale force, increasingly falling as wintry across the hills. and then elsewhere it's a real mixed bag, even a crack of thunder here and there. the temperatures on sunday will struggle again in the north — 7—8 degrees, 12 degrees expected in liverpool in the south, maybe a couple of degrees high. but the winds will be strong everywhere, so we really will start to feel that chill. and then, sunday into monday, we'll see even stronger winds and colder air spreading into parts of scotland. notice the wintry showers there across the hills spreading further southwards and really chilly along that north sea coast. and then elsewhere, i think a mixture of sunny spells and showers. so the temperatures really disappointing on monday — 6 in aberdeen, 8 in birmingham, maybe just about double figures

there for cardiff and for london where showers are expected. and that chilly atmosphere spreads right across the uk and into the continent, into scandinavia as well on tuesday. warmer weather will reach us, but not until later next week. so, here's the outlook for this weekend. chilly mixed bag on the way that chilly air relatively chilly mixed bag on the way, that chilly air relatively for the time of the year is with us until wednesday, then from thursday, should warm up. bye— bye.

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