southern for northern ireland and southern scotland, but by the morning there is a bit of rain arriving in the far south and south—west of england and temperatures probably starting at 8-9 temperatures probably starting at 8—9 in the morning. may not rise an awful lot in london. the forecast is for some rain at times. a lot of cloud and temperatures lower than today. here is that rain. you can see how it works its way slowly up southern england and through wales and the midlands. for northern and goodin and the midlands. for northern and good in scotland and northern ireland, there will be some sunshine. here there could be some heavy and thundery showers. temperatures in the sunshine getting to 17 underneath the cloud and rain and it will be need 14. that moves away from most areas overnight, clinging to the eastern coasts. on the whole, it is drier, but not completely dry. some sharp showers, mainly for scotland in the eastern side of england. there will be some sunshine around and it should be warm as well, with temperatures peaking at around 19 or 20. there is

some more rain to come overnight. these weather fronts will push their way in from the atlantic, moving their way towards the east, followed by some showers as well. very unsettled over the coronation weekend. some rain for some places tomorrow and then it is a bit drier but still some showers on sunday. we have got some heavy showers on monday following that rain from overnight. ok, thank you. that's it. i'll be back at ten, but you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website, as the news continues here on bbc one. let's join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. bye for now. hello and welcome to sportsday. the rapid rise of queens park, can they make it a hatrick of promotions to reach

the scottish premiership? liverpool say they know that some their fans will have strong feelings about playing the national anthem tomorrow to mark the kings coronation. and can british fighterjohn ryder upset the odds in mexico against a boxing legend? also coming up on sportsday — as kat sciver—brunt retires from international cricket, she's tells us what it's meant to play for england. it's everything i needed to be who i am today. i'm gratefulfor the 19 years. welcome along. we will mark your card for the bank holiday weekend

coronation. especially when it comes to football, promotions, relegations, playoff places, so much at stake and everything is on the line tonight in scotland between the top two in the championship. dundee need a point at queens park get back into the premiership at the first time of asking. a win for queens park would see them clinch their third promotion in as many seasons and return to the top division for the first time in 65 years. paul barnes reports. hold all the way to the oranges. the 913 for the championship title is almost over queens park a chance to play top—flight football for the first time since 1958. so play top-flight football for the first time since 1958. so excited for friday night. _ first time since 1958. so excited for friday night. to _ first time since 1958. so excited for friday night. to go - first time since 1958. so excited for friday night. to go a - first time since 1958. so excited for friday night. to go a whole i for friday night. to go a whole season sometimes divides before hand put up that goes right to the wire. it's a great occasion for that we're excited and look forward to it and am pretty sure the players are as well excited and look forward to it and am pretty sure the players are as well for queens and dundee the

stakes couldn't be higher. just to oint stakes couldn't be higher. just to point separate — stakes couldn't be higher. just to point separate the _ stakes couldn't be higher. just to point separate the sides - stakes couldn't be higher. just to point separate the sides of- stakes couldn't be higher. just to point separate the sides of an . stakes couldn't be higher. just to l point separate the sides of an inch of friday's winner take all class. the visitors needing of friday's winner take all class. the visitors needing just of friday's winner take all class. the visitors needing just a of friday's winner take all class. the visitors needing just a point of friday's winner take all class. the visitors needing just a point to end they are 12 month stint in the second tier it's a wonderful way for the league for them notjust at second tier it's a wonderful way for the league for them not just at the top end of the league but the other end as well. it’ll top end of the league but the other end as well-— end as well. it'll change drastically _ end as well. it'll change drastically over - end as well. it'll change drastically over that - end as well. it'll change drastically over that 90 | end as well. it'll change - drastically over that 90 minutes. end as well. it'll change _ drastically over that 90 minutes. we 'ust drastically over that 90 minutes. we just got— drastically over that 90 minutes. we just got to _ drastically over that 90 minutes. we just got to concentrate on ourselves and our— just got to concentrate on ourselves and our reputation and attitudes and embrace _ and our reputation and attitudes and embrace the evening. the and our reputation and attitudes and embrace the evening.— embrace the evening. the place still has mirrored — embrace the evening. the place still has mirrored queen _ embrace the evening. the place still has mirrored queen parks _ embrace the evening. the place still has mirrored queen parks latest - embrace the evening. the place still. has mirrored queen parks latest home in the shadow of the national stadium is redeveloped with win would be a seismic moment for the countries oldest club, a club who take pride in their 152 year amateur status before embarking on a new strategy two years ago. it's a long term project that appealed to the manager who has coached all the world. you're vastly experienced, you coach at the highest level in

england for the parties that compare to the heavy headset you been to in football management?— football management? football is 'ust a football management? football is just a game- _ football management? football is just a game. obviously _ football management? football is just a game. obviously different l just a game. obviously different levels. it's the same as a football match. if you and i played tiddlywinks one will win the game. then they could've won the title already but a victory last week against bottom of a table cold proved elusive for the fiercely competitive championship campaign. we find ourselves in a position where — we find ourselves in a position where obviously, if we can win and draw_ where obviously, if we can win and draw the _ where obviously, if we can win and draw the game, we've achieved what we set _ draw the game, we've achieved what we set out _ draw the game, we've achieved what we set out at the beginning of the season _ we set out at the beginning of the season. we know there's a lot of work to— season. we know there's a lot of work to go— season. we know there's a lot of work to go into before then. it will feel more like _ work to go into before then. it will feel more like a _ work to go into before then. it will feel more like a cup _ work to go into before then. it will feel more like a cup final - work to go into before then. it will feel more like a cup final little - feel more like a cup final little league encounter but after 36 games who will raise the championship trophy aloft? let's stay with that match for the kick—off just match for the kick—offjust over an hour away. jonathan sutherland is there.

the top to go head—to—head on the title decider on the final day for the frantic finale to the championship season with ball teams in action, nine all have something to play for. with us this evening is the former scotland international leeann crayton for the perfect night for the queens park, they need a victory this evening, dundee just need to avoid defeat how do you see it going? for need to avoid defeat how do you see itauoin? ., ,, , need to avoid defeat how do you see itiioin? ., ., , ., ~' ~' ,, it going? for queens park it keeps it simle. it going? for queens park it keeps it simple- just _ it going? for queens park it keeps it simple- just go _ it going? for queens park it keeps it simple. just go in _ it going? for queens park it keeps it simple. just go in when - it going? for queens park it keeps it simple. just go in when the - it going? for queens park it keeps. it simple. just go in when the match and you've _ it simple. just go in when the match and you've got everything to gain. what _ and you've got everything to gain. what a _ and you've got everything to gain. what a season it would be for queens park it_ what a season it would be for queens park it keeps it simple. just go in when _ park it keeps it simple. just go in when the — park it keeps it simple. just go in when the match and you've got everything to gain. what a season it would _ everything to gain. what a season it would he _ everything to gain. what a season it would be. them it's very simple. for dundee _ would be. them it's very simple. for dundee a _ would be. them it's very simple. for dundee a different type of tactic coming — dundee a different type of tactic coming here knowing they don't need to win _ coming here knowing they don't need to win the _ coming here knowing they don't need to win the game and they can still come _ to win the game and they can still come out — to win the game and they can still come out a's title champion. it will be come out a's title champion. it will he an— come out a's title champion. it will be an interesting lawn. i think it will he a — be an interesting lawn. i think it will be a cagey affair but i expect motives— will be a cagey affair but i expect motives to go at it with that title being _ motives to go at it with that title being on— motives to go at it with that title being on the line. a motives to go at it with that title being on the line.— being on the line. a sense of history as — being on the line. a sense of history as well _ being on the line. a sense of history as well in _ being on the line. a sense of history as well in the - being on the line. a sense of history as well in the light i history as well in the light for queens park for that they only

turned professional in 2019. scotland's oldest official football club they haven't been top—flight since 1958. a bit of a fairy tale story if they make it, of course. it is. absolutely. and surely spoke about— is. absolutely. and surely spoke about that — is. absolutely. and surely spoke about that this weekend for the i'm sure they— about that this weekend for the i'm sure they try to use all the history and everything on the club in the last couple season as motivation for the anything to get the players going — the anything to get the players going tonight for them and to get them _ going tonight for them and to get them over the line i'm sure he's tried _ them over the line i'm sure he's tried to — them over the line i'm sure he's tried to but _ them over the line i'm sure he's tried to put up the club it would be an exceptional achievement and one that has— an exceptional achievement and one that has come a little bit earlier than _ that has come a little bit earlier than you've envisioned i'm sure they won't say— than you've envisioned i'm sure they won't say no to it if the managers does _ won't say no to it if the managers does his— won't say no to it if the managers does hisjob. won't say no to it if the managers does hisjob— does his 'ob. they 'oin the last three does his job. they 'oin the last three matches, _ does his job. they join the last three matches, just one - does his job. they join the last three matches, just one win i does his job. they join the last three matches, just one win inj three matches, just one win in the last six for queens bar put up whoever makes it will limp over the line, hugely interesting and below that as well because all going for the playoff places. who do you fancy to miss out in that equation? irs the have to miss out in that equation? irs they have no idea for them every week— they have no idea for them every week we've tried for the championship and we found out it's impossible. the beauty of tonight, so many— impossible. the beauty of tonight, so many teams as you magic of the

19th of— so many teams as you magic of the 19th of got — so many teams as you magic of the 19th of got something to play for. whether it's a top or bottom you are looking _ whether it's a top or bottom you are looking to get a playoff spot for that i_ looking to get a playoff spot for that i think we can guarantee it could be — a night of excitement. with queens park looking _ a night of excitement. with queens park looking to _ a night of excitement. with queens park looking to return _ a night of excitement. with queens park looking to return to _ a night of excitement. with queens park looking to return to the - a night of excitement. with queens park looking to return to the top i park looking to return to the top table, the challenge for all is how to stop celtic. the side are closing in on another title, currently 13 points clear, hearts on sunday. we will see crowned champions for the 11 time in 12 years. by now the big games — for the 11 time in 12 years. by now the big games is _ for the 11 time in 12 years. by now the big games is a _ for the 11 time in 12 years. by now the big games is a bit _ for the 11 time in 12 years. by now the big games is a bit of - for the 11 time in 12 years. by now the big games is a bit of an - the big games is a bit of an assortment. the hype around them, they know there is outcomes that can pretty special at the answer that they been focused to play football for the dead human beings and they know what is at stake and the know the potential of a positive result. they will take that into the game. but within that context they will still, the focus will be clear it's

a difficult place to play. the beauty of it is, if we do it we're going after ernie two earn it. that's the only way to do it. into the english football league. it's the last day of the season on sunday for league one and on monday, the final standings in the championship and league 2 will be decided, although in the championship, the relegation battle is over. joe lynskey reports. neil warnock is 7a. this is a feeling that never gets old. he's kept huddersfield in the championship and when he came in they were bottom. than? championship and when he came in they were bottom.— championship and when he came in they were bottom. any awards with an extra special— they were bottom. any awards with an extra special strike! _ they were bottom. any awards with an extra special strike! he _ they were bottom. any awards with an extra special strike! he spent - they were bottom. any awards with an extra special strike! he spent three i extra special strike! he spent three months at the _ extra special strike! he spent three months at the town _ extra special strike! he spent three months at the town now _ extra special strike! he spent three months at the town now he - extra special strike! he spent three months at the town now he goes i extra special strike! he spent three i months at the town now he goes back to retirement. reading instead go down to the third tier anti—championships bottom three is settled. but the race for the top six isn't over. coventry are one of five teams who won they could secure one of the last playoff places. on the weekend of a coronation there are several permutations but both

the sky blues to be here is remarkable enough. in 2017 they brought in mark robbins, he is now lead them from league to to the brink of the top—flight. you lead them from league to to the brink of the top-flight. you stick to i ether brink of the top-flight. you stick together and _ brink of the top-flight. you stick together and work _ brink of the top-flight. you stick together and work together, i brink of the top-flight. you stick together and work together, the support we have, you can achieve anything. and the support behind us every step of this period that i've beenin every step of this period that i've been in charge. he is a testament to everybody. been in charge. he is a testament to eve bod . ~ �* , ., everybody. i think he's an incredible _ everybody. i think he's an incredible story. - everybody. i think he's an incredible story. this i everybody. i think he's an incredible story. this is i everybody. i think he's an i incredible story. this is derby counties first year in league 1 since 1986. but it hasn't been easy. plymouth and ipswich have gone up automatically and derby need to win on the last dayjust to get in the playoffs. on the last day 'ust to get in the -la offs. , ., ,., playoffs. there is no point in catastrophize and _ playoffs. there is no point in catastrophize and about i playoffs. there is no point in catastrophize and about it. l playoffs. there is no point in i catastrophize and about it. just go in fully focused on what were trying to do and play our best, give ourselves a chance. the to do and play our best, give ourselves a chance.- to do and play our best, give ourselves a chance. the foot of lea i ue ourselves a chance. the foot of league 1. _ ourselves a chance. the foot of league 1, three _ ourselves a chance. the foot of league 1, three of _ ourselves a chance. the foot of league 1, three of four - ourselves a chance. the foot of league 1, three of four teams l ourselves a chance. the foot of i league 1, three of four teams will join forest green in the fourth team put of 13 in a rowjust to stay in touch with at the top of league 2 it's been a long way from north

hampton. —— morecambe. this year last year they won on the last day and thought it would seal promotion for bristol rovers 17—0. that took them up in northampton stayed in the fourth tier. —— 7—0. want more wind will take them up, they know. fourth tier. -- 7-0. want more wind will take them up, they know. we've had ilen will take them up, they know. we've had plenty of — will take them up, they know. we've had plenty of experiences _ will take them up, they know. we've had plenty of experiences here. i will take them up, they know. -- had plenty of experiences here. and fighting for had plenty of experiences here. and fi-nhtin for the had plenty of experiences here. and fighting for had plenty of experiences here. and fi-nhtin for the top had plenty of experiences here. and fighting for the top but had plenty of experiences here. and fighting for the top but we've had plenty of experiences here. and fighting for the top but we've been doing it all lassies and we've been doing it all lassies and we've been doing it all this season. we doing it all lassies and we've been doing it all this season.— doing it all this season. we know the angle- _ doing it all this season. we know the angle. last _ doing it all this season. we know the angle. last night _ doing it all this season. we know the angle. last night in - the angle. last night in huddersfield there was york shire euphoria. now across the weekend more teams looked at the same put up 46 games in, it could all still change on the last match. it will be a roller coaster across the next few days. breaking news in the next few days. breaking news in the last couple of minutes. the efl clubs have voted through a record

five year live tv coverage with sky sports, worth £935 million. a thousand matches our broadcasters stream d season. that was voted on unanimously today. they've also agreed to keep that blackout period between quarter to three and quarter past five on saturday afternoons. that to remain in place without no games will be broadcast during that time. in the premier league, leaders arsenal play newcastle on sunday, which means that manchester city will return to the top tomorrow if they beat leeds united . if they beat leeds united. it will sam allardyces first game in charge of leeds, their third manager of the season, who has been brought in to try and keep them up. michael brown has been speaking to the football news show�*s ben croucher about how the leeds players will have to adapt quickly to the allardyce way. you've got to have some sort of set up, that's the situation mentally what will be really tough is when these players are being used to

pressing and used to be high on the pitch, used to be a more open but managers can come in and try to make them be harder to be, more percentage in key areas with a penny get that sort of progression across quite quickly? that will be the difficulty when you're playing, especially the opposition that you gobbled up the reality is city are going very well for the focus that transition and style that's going to take a little bit of time but you know what? think that attacking players who can score on the counter. they need to be really, really solid if they don't get the result they want against manchester city, form suggest they probably won't, do you just need in a game like thatjust to won't, do you just need in a game like that just to see won't, do you just need in a game like thatjust to see some signs of improvement, something to work on, some little chink of confidence you take away into those last three games? it's almost a free here but it have a cut that long. they are going to have to find something for the pa set can have to start for good have to say, these were the good have to say, these were the good things that you've done for them whether the result ba30 or four

neil, it could be. it could be a really difficult day for that we accept that —— 4—0. you've got to accept that —— 4—0. you've got to accept that —— 4—0. you've got to accept that these are the positive number that's what we need to build on might need to change personnel for the next one. it'sjust on might need to change personnel for the next one. it's just that build an understanding and the detail that has got to stand with the stance, video analysis, he's got to show his blueprint of trying to get results. much more from michael brown on the latest edition of the football new show. erling haaland: premier league record breaker, in the week that he broke the premier league record for most goals in a season, erling haaland is the main talking point. that's on the iplayer right now. the premier league has strongly advised clubs to mark the coronation of king charles the third in some way and many will play the national anthem before kick—off including liverpool ahead of their game at anfield against brentford. many liverpool fans booed god save the queen at last years' fc cup final and the club has acknowledged that it's

the personal choice for those at anfield just how they mark occasion and that they know some of their supporters have strong views on it. look, i put in my position. unclear about, with that said i said a couple time, this is definitely a subject that i cannot really have a proper opinion about. because we don't have a king or queen or these kind of things for the really no experience with that. fortunately from the outside, it's a nice thing to watch. all the weddings are massive things in germany but nobody really... watching a movie or a newspaper because we don't feel bad. that's it pretty much. i'm pretty sure a lot of people in this country will enjoy the coronation, some, maybe not interested and some may not like it. that's it, that's the country. i think it's all i can say

about it. and it's my position. liverpool still have an outside chance of a top four finish, finishing in the top half of the table would be an achievement for chelsea who are heading towards their worst premier league finish in 29 years. they are 12th and have lost all six of their games under frank lampard in his interim role. i think probably everybody understands how difficult the situation and come into. certainly understood coming in, in the first two or three weeks we played five games against real madrid and these things without much time late much down. you have to accept that as a consequence of the job. as down. you have to accept that as a consequence of thejob. as much down. you have to accept that as a consequence of the job. as much as you have your great moments, if it was easy and not so. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. arsenal face leicester city in tonight's women's super league. arsenal were knocked out of the champions league earlier this week and have to win to keep

themselves in the wsl title race. rafael nadal has withdrawn from next week's italian open. the 36 —year—old hasn't played since january, but says that he has noticed improvement in a hip problem. he's due to start the defence of his french open title in just over a fortnight. jos buttler was out for eight as his rajastan royals side lost by 9 wickets to the gujarat titans in the indian premier league. the royals were bowled out forjust 118 and the titans lostjust one wicket chasing that down with ease. steve smith made just 30 on his debut for sussex in the county championship. the australian hit five boundaries before being dismissed by worcestershire's josh tongue. 19 years after she made her england debut kat sciver—brunt has retired from international cricket. she took a record 335 wickets for her country and won three white ball world cups and three ashes series. the 37 year old last played for england in february in the t20 world cup semifinal

defeat to south africa, where she was criticised for her onfield outbursts of frustration with her teamates. she's explained the decision making behind her retirement my my main slipped and sorted the last six to months where i have felt like i haven't been able to give 100% of myself without knowing that i wasn't. the stuff i do outside of cricket is just skin completely taken over my mind and my focus, if you like of what i want to do with my life now. i didn't feel like it was giving itjustice to not be 100% committed i do believe if i tried as hard as i possibly could, had my mind solely focus on this, that lean and fit and worked on my skills,

thought actually what would be anybody to this build up. i would still be the best bowler we had. i like knowing that. i believe that but i just can't like knowing that. i believe that but ijust can't commit like knowing that. i believe that but i just can't commit to that, like knowing that. i believe that but ijust can't commit to that, i just can't do it. the journey i've had has been so good. the people i've met... the memories i have made. some of these girls will never get to make some memories out there. it's why i've spent too long thinking about the end. because i never wanted it to end. it's a lot of things like... it saved my life for sure. and it's created an amazing life i can only dream of. it's such a special sport. it's in our, it's a life lesson and it's

everything you need, well it was everything i needed to be who i am today. i'm proud of the last 19 years. athletics diamond league series has started tonight with the first meeting in doha. great britains dina asha smith has raced in the 100metres she was up against the 200 metre world champion shericka jackson ofjamaica and made a strong start but it was the american sha'carri richardson who finished the race the strongest, finishing ahead ofjackson in second and asher—smith in third. great britain's men can return to the top tier of world ice hockey later. they are unbeaten so far in the division one world championship that's being played in nottingham if they secure a point against italy in their final game, they will gain promotion. andy french is the uk ice hockey general secretary if you should get back at the top division. we didn't want to come out of it in the fireplace but hockey is key. they've worked really hard here without last game today of the

tournament and they're going to put it all on the line and they know how important it is for us as a country and the players and everybody to get back up into the top division. same back up into the top division. some ofthe back up into the top division. some of the last few _ back up into the top division. some of the last few days _ back up into the top division. some of the last few days in _ back up into the top division. some of the last few days in nottingham, how the players have delivered. thea;r how the players have delivered. they bonded very — how the players have delivered. they bonded very well. _ how the players have delivered. tia: bonded very well. they are desperate, they want to get in the top division. we've got players that are on the end of their career. jonathan phillips, this is his last gb game for the other players that may be coming to an end as well. big squad to choose from, big decisions to make. those dues there were nine players cut. they are still supporting even though they're not here. it's a massive thing, the building is can be rammed tonight. british fighterjohn ryder has arguably the toughest test in boxing when he faces mexican legend saul "canelo" alvarez in guadalajara tomorrow night. canelo is the undisputed super—middleweight champion and fights on home soil

for the first time in more than a decade. ryder�*s come a long way since his days working on the doors of a london club. a lot of believe back then that this would happen. got to be thankful to the people that they believe in me because at times i didn't really believe in myself. maybe that was part of the issue. in this sport, self belief is got to be sky high. in the ring and life in general. it's there now. i'm relishing the opportunity and just glad to be here. i'm here now for all four belts and ring magazine become undisputed. belts and ring magazine become undisputed-— belts and ring magazine become undisputed. belts and ring magazine become undis-uted. ~ . ., , undisputed. what an opportunity act. i fiiure undisputed. what an opportunity act. i fi i ure it's undisputed. what an opportunity act. i figure it's unbelievable _ undisputed. what an opportunity act. i figure it's unbelievable how - i figure it's unbelievable how things— i figure it's unbelievable how things have been done all my life, all my— things have been done all my life, all my career. i'm just glad to be here _ all my career. i'm just glad to be here for— all my career. i'm just glad to be here for the _ all my career. i'm just glad to be here for the incoming at the best fighter— here for the incoming at the best fighter i'm — here for the incoming at the best fighter i'm bringing the site to my people _ fighter i'm bringing the site to my people. it'sjust an honour for me. in cycling, the first grand tour of the year starts tomorrow. it's the giro d'italia,

three and half thousand miles to be covered over the next three weeks before the riders get to rome. geraint thomas has crashed and failed to finish in his last two giros, in 2017 and 2020. he won the tour de france in 2018, and now 36, he still thinks he has a couple of years of racing left. matt lloyd has been speaking to him. judy judyis judy is probably maximum now. i think it's more... i enjoy it now, the family are good so why not do it? they will definitely come a point where, my son is three now, the older he gets, the more you want to be home a bit more and just have a bit of a change for the adonis for 17 years. it's a long time as a professional bike bike rider. just want to bit of a change and something different. for now i'm happy doing this. something different. for now i'm happy doing this-— something different. for now i'm happy doing this. what about the

bureau? it doesn't _ happy doing this. what about the bureau? it doesn't get _ happy doing this. what about the bureau? it doesn't get the i happy doing this. what about the | bureau? it doesn't get the profile say outside the sport that the tort does. i know a lot of aficionados are almost pro ferret. it’s does. i know a lot of aficionados are almost pro ferret.— does. i know a lot of aficionados are almost pro ferret. it's like the iurist, i are almost pro ferret. it's like the purist. i guess— are almost pro ferret. it's like the purist, i guess the _ are almost pro ferret. it's like the purist, i guess the real— are almost pro ferret. it's like the purist, i guess the real sort i are almost pro ferret. it's like the purist, i guess the real sort of i purist, i guess the real sort of cycling and loves it. there is less of a circus around it. less as you say internationally, less media and fans from all over the world. but the fans that are here, is notjust italian fans but that is the majority but they are super passionate, they love it. the history of the giro and it's unpredictable. crazy things have happened here. like last week. nobody is on. there are guys who are leading and looking like they're going to win and then they completely exploded in the last days. it's a bit more crazy in that

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of napoli, goodbye # napoli, napoli, napoli. #. napoli! cheers andjeers # napoli, # napoli, napoli, napoli. #. napoli! cheers andjeers # napoli, napoli, napoli. #. hello. weekend forecast coming

up injust a moment. first of all, a look back on friday's weather. and it was a day of sunny spells and widespread showers. northern ireland, england and wales, a number of those showers turned thundery like this really hefty downpour working across staffordshire. our radar and lightning detector picked up those storms, particularly frequent thunderstorms across eastern areas of england, with a few for the midlands, wales and one or two rumbling away in northern ireland as well. overnight, very gradually it will become calmer, with showers becoming less widespread. later in the night, though, we're going to start to see rain arrive across the south west of england. now, temperatures overnight about nine to 11 degrees. so it is going to be a mild night. then the forecast for saturday, well, this area of rain is going to be moving up from the south and west. so, for london, for the coronation, it looks like, yes, there will be some rain around for the most part, probably quite light and drizzly in nature. but there could be a few heavier bursts mixed in as well. elsewhere, the heavier rain will be

across south west england and wales. this area of wet weather then pushes northwards, reaching northern england later in the afternoon. ahead of that, for scotland and for northern ireland, saturday will be a day of sunny spells and heavy showers. apart from northeast scotland, where it will continue to be quite cloudy and cool with highs of 11 in aberdeen. otherwise, 15 to 18 degrees should feel ok and you might manage a few sunny spells across the southeast late in the day. then as we go through saturday night, showers will push the way northwards, eventually reaching eastern scotland later in the night. another mild night, temperatures about nine to 12 degrees. and then through sunday, it is a day where we'll see some showers develop. they are most likely to form across scotland and eastern areas of england, something a bit drier for wales and western england. not a bad kind of day in northern ireland, although there will be a band of rain approaching from the west late in the day. given a bit of sunshine could actually be a bit warmer, with temperatures pushing up into the low 20s in the warmest spots. we've got more unsettled weather for monday. a day of sunshine and showers.

the showers widespread, a number of them becoming thundery and some will have hail mixed in as well. between those heavy downpours in the may sunshine it will still feel ok, and it's getting a bit warmer in northeast scotland. so over the next few days, rain around on saturday and showers turning increasingly heavy and thundery over the next few days.

live from london. this is bbc news with less than 2a hours to go til the coronation, king charles makes a surprise visit to fans camping out on the mall with the prince and princess of wales. at westminster abbey, final preparations for tomorrow's coronation following the king and queen consort attending a final rehearsal. the wagner mercenary group posts a social—media video of its leader berating russia for not sending the force enough ammunition. serbia's president pledges "an almost complete disarming" of the country, after the second mass shooting there in 48 hours.