this is bbc news. the headlines... the g7 summit injapan has ended with a pledge of unwavering support for ukraine. president zelensky said victory over russia would deter other potential aggressors around the world. he also denied claims that the eastern city of bakhmut had fallen into russian hands. polls have closed in greece's parliamentary election. early results suggest the ruling centre—right new democracy party are on track to win —

however it's unlikely they will earn an outright majority. there are calls for the uk's home secretary suella braverman to be investigated — following claims she requesterd a private speed awareness course, to avoid points on her driving licence, after she was caught speeding last summer. sinn fein�*s vice president has called on the british and irish governments to restore a power—sharing government at stormont. it's after the party delivered a stunning victory in the council elections. now on bbc news, it's sportsday with chetan. celebrations at the etihad stadium as manchester city are crowned champions of england again. fantastic! but we are getting used to it now. it is just one of those things.

closing in on a fourth successive league title — chelsea could be women's super league champions tonight. late drama at ibrox — as glasgow city dramatically snatch the swpl title from celtic in the dying seconds. justin rose and rory mcilroy are among the chasing pack trying to catch brooks kopeka at the pga championship — we'll be live in new york on the final day. and northampton fighter chantelle cameron announces herself on the world stage, beating ireland's katie taylor in her own backyard. welcome along. thank you welcome along. thank you for welcome along. thank you forjoining welcome along. thank you forjoining us. 2a hours ago, they were celebrating nottingham forest's win at arsenal that decided the title race — this evening manchester city

have got their hands on the premier league trophy. their third successive title. savoured in front of their fans after a 1—0 win over chelsea. joe lynksey was watching. it had been rubber—stamped before they'd kicked the ball. now manchester city could take it all then. two months ago, they were eight months of the top. now with time to spare they are champions. so chelsea formed a guard of honourfor a match now stripped of suspense, and after the applause chelsea lent a helping hand. they gave the ball to city, who started their routine. erling haaland was on the bench, but upfront there is strength in depth. julian alvarez is 23 and argentinian — he may end this season with a world cup and a treble. that champions league final is three weeks away. last time they were in it, city lost to chelsea. two years on, these teams are far apart. chelsea will finish in the bottom half.

city pushed on but failed to score more. kalvin phillips hit the post on his first league start and when alvarez thought he had a second, it was ruled out for handball. city's hard work had been done. they had gone to the top with 11 wins in a row. here inevitably was the 12th. it's city's third title in a row. still, this remarkable season may get even better. joe lynksey, bbc news. well, let's get more on this, our reporter nesta mcgregor is at the etihad stadium for us where the party is well under way — and there could be more celebrations to come this season? i'v e i've been here since early this morning and there celebrations have been just as loud throughout the day. if you minutes ago, there was a smell of the burning of flares as the sky was lit up with blue smoke from it. and as you mentioned, more celebrations could be in store. this

is a phase one of a three stage plan will stop remember, the premier league is number one. the big one, the champions league. speaking to manchester city fans here, they will never get bored of winning the premier league, but they say that the champions league is the one that they really want. pep guardiola has now won three premier league titles in a row and when you speak to city fans some of them say it feels the same winning it, some say it gets sweeter and sweeter every year. but he winning feeling as when they don't want going away anytime soon. as when they don't want going away anytime soon-— as when they don't want going away anytime soon. champions, no matter how much work- _ anytime soon. champions, no matter how much work. we _ anytime soon. champions, no matter how much work. we have _ anytime soon. champions, no matter how much work. we have got - anytime soon. champions, no matter how much work. we have got all- anytime soon. champions, no matter how much work. we have got all the | how much work. we have got all the best players in the world. nothing will beat _ best players in the world. nothing will beat it. other than the travel, but we _ will beat it. other than the travel, but we will— will beat it. other than the travel, but we will not go there just yet.

you never— but we will not go there just yet. you never get sick of seeing it. hope _ you never get sick of seeing it. hope for— you never get sick of seeing it. h0pe for some _ you never get sick of seeing it. hope for some more. - you never get sick of seeing it. hope for some more. fantastic. but we are getting _ hope for some more. fantastic. but we are getting used _ hope for some more. fantastic. but we are getting used to _ hope for some more. fantastic. but we are getting used to it _ hope for some more. fantastic. but we are getting used to it now, - we are getting used to it now, aren't— we are getting used to it now, aren't we? _ we are getting used to it now, aren't we? it isjust one of those things _ aren't we? it is 'ust one of those thins. , . , aren't we? it is 'ust one of those thins. , ., , ., things. they are saying they are caettin things. they are saying they are getting used — things. they are saying they are getting used to _ things. they are saying they are getting used to it. _ things. they are saying they are getting used to it. they - things. they are saying they are getting used to it. they have i things. they are saying they are | getting used to it. they have had tighter title races. they have got this one done with at least a couple of games to spare. for pep guardiola, premier league title numberfive for him. guardiola, premier league title number five for him. where guardiola, premier league title numberfive for him. where do guardiola, premier league title number five for him. where do you think this one ranks among the others? , ~' ., ., ~' think this one ranks among the others? , ~ ., ., ~ ., others? yes, i think when we look at pep guardioia's _ others? yes, i think when we look at pep guardiola's managerial- others? yes, i think when we look at pep guardiola's managerial history i pep guardiola's managerial history as a whole, across three countries, spain, germany and england, ia seasons as a manager, i! league titles. five in the premier league. people say that the first one is the most difficult one to win, but i think this one will bring a lot of satisfaction, especially when you consider that in early april there

were eight points behind arsenal. there are enough, arsenal have faltered to a certain extent, but manchester city have a run of 15 games unbeaten, including 12 wins as well. they have spent smart, spend big. players like erling haaland, his first season in the premier league. no one has ever scored more goals than that. kevin de bruyne is “p goals than that. kevin de bruyne is up there with the league pass leading assist. and the club captain. players like jack grealish, kyle walker, phil foden. they have a deep squad. but speaking with manchester city fans, not that they will consider this season not a success if they don't do the trouble, but the premier league title, the one they are used to winning. the devil will be amazing. but i think the cherry on top will be if this club can win the treble. istanbul, june ten is the big date. manchester city have spent big, they

have spent wisely and the challenge for them will be how does pep guardiola motivate his team to go on next season when other squads will be reinvesting. definitely looking to challenge manchester city and knock them off the top spot when it comes to england pass top division. we believe it there. thank you. at the other end of the table — contrasting fortunes for leeds, who will have to win on the final day of the season if they're to avoid relegation from the premier league and even then it could be too late. it's after they lost 3—1 at west ham as patrick geary reports. leeds united have not had along to be remoulded in their manager's image. sam allardyce was given four games to save them. here in the third, some proof of his impact. simple yet sometimes stunning.

behind rodrigo's strike was real conviction. maybe this was a leeds good today, the kind where you find a fiver on the floor. but unfortunately for sam allardyce, his side could not keep the change. old floors reappeared. the hammers had half an eye on a european summer night, but the upcoming conference league final did not distract them. they opened up leads again and jarrod bowen steal them in front. no need for a league table, the faces told whe that left leeds. desperation and exacerbation. and then eventually, confirmation. and that mightjust finish off leeds united. to have any chance of survival, allardyce must win his last match, and even that may not be enough. patrick geary, bbc news. so sam allardyce was unable to get the points he needed at his former club, west ham. he's got one game to save leeds now and hasn't given up hope despite his frustrations.

we slipped up last week when we could have won against newcastle. and today, we haven't showed the quality that was needed when we had the opportunity to get a result today. so next week has to be much, much better than those two games to beat tottenham. and that's all we can do. all the players need to do is roll their sleeves up and play themselves in the right way, and try and beat tottenham and hope the other result has gone in our favour. we have not had a lot of good things through— we have not had a lot of good things through the whole year, but the last week has_ through the whole year, but the last week has been fantastic, to get to the final— week has been fantastic, to get to the final and that you win today the way we _ the final and that you win today the way we did — the final and that you win today the way we did in front of the home supporters and everyone buoyed by what happened in europe. so sometimes you have got to keep at it. sometimes you have got to keep at it we _ sometimes you have got to keep at it we have — sometimes you have got to keep at it. we have done. hopefully we are now it. we have done. hopefully we are nowjust _ it. we have done. hopefully we are nowjust about at the top end. so this is where leeds remain — third from bottom and two points

from safety and everton. leeds will have to beat tottenham at elland road next sunday to give them a chance of survival, but if everton beat bournemouth they'll still go down. leicester city have two games remaining, one of them at newcastle united tomorrow night. and they then have you either win that one or their final game have you either win that one or theirfinal game against have you either win that one or their final game against west ham. one of them could do it if they win both of them. and of course, everton in trouble. two of these three teams definitely relegated. one of them definitely relegated. one of them definitely gone, that is southampton. they were beaten by three goals to one as the home side secured european football for the first time of their history. incredible scenes at the end. brighton remain sixth and have all—but qualified for the europa league because of their superior goal difference over seventh—placed aston villa. roberto de zerbi only took over as manager in september. and what he has had since.

it's incredible. one of the best daysin it's incredible. one of the best days in my career. you know, i can change my idea, my philosophy, my confidence, even myself, depending on the result. but i think we deserved to qualify in europe. you will be well _ deserved to qualify in europe. you will be well aware of the history of this club — will be well aware of the history of this club. those of us who have been in this— this club. those of us who have been in this business for quite some time, _ in this business for quite some time, will— in this business for quite some time, will know the temporary grounds, _ time, will know the temporary grounds, the fact the club nearly went— grounds, the fact the club nearly went out— grounds, the fact the club nearly went out of business. what do you think— went out of business. what do you think it _ went out of business. what do you think it means to the brighton supporters and the area of sussex to -et supporters and the area of sussex to get into— supporters and the area of sussex to get into europe? it is supporters and the area of sussex to get into engine?— get into europe? it is hard to describe- _ get into europe? it is hard to describe. for _ get into europe? it is hard to describe. for players, - get into europe? it is hard to describe. for players, for - get into europe? it is hard to| describe. for players, for the get into europe? it is hard to - describe. for players, for the staff but especially for the fans who have been supporting us all year, for me it is a dream come true. i hope for

every supporter we can have some special nights next season. chelsea are on the brink of winning their fourth successive women's super league title after a 2—0 win over arsenal. it means the double is nearly in their grasp after lifting the fa cup earlier this month. jo currie was at kingsmeadow for us. the maths was simple—ish. chelsea would claim the wsl title if they beat arsenal, and then manchester united failed to win against manchester city in the late kick—off. anything else would see the title go down to the final day of the season. from the beginning, chelsea showed the intent of a team that wanted to get the job done. superbly slotted home on the half volley. then captain magdalena eriksson, who announced this week she is leaving the club at the end

of the season, scored in herfinal home appearance to put chelsea firmly in control as they headed into the break. arsenal having been caught napping and needing a big second half. they had their chances. caitlin foord flicked an effort onto the crossbar before they were awarded a penalty for handball in the box, which katie mccabe put wide. this would not be their day. emma hayes�* side claiming the london derby and a big three points. so, another step closer to the title for chelsea and their manager, emma hayes. we were superb, the first half. we really were. the number of penalty area entries we had. the way we controlled the game. i think we had to score a couple of goals while we were on the top. and arsenal again showing their quality second half, but thanks to mccabe for making it less interesting. they're a wonderful team. arsenal in the second half pinned

it back a little bit. we made adjustments throughout the game. so united are playing rivals manchester city needing a win to take the title race to the final weekend. and at half time, they're doing their bit. they're leading i—o thanks to this brilliant strike from hayley ladd. you can listen to commentary on 5live sports extra. chelsea being made to wait if they are to win the title. chelsea will be watching what happens in the manchester derby this evening very closely. i asked our reporter how good it has been. , ., ., ., ., “ “ , i asked our reporter how good it has been. , ., ., ~ , ., been. chelsea do look like they are headin: been. chelsea do look like they are heading towards _ been. chelsea do look like they are heading towards their _ been. chelsea do look like they are heading towards their fourth - heading towards their fourth successive title. chelsea have been competing against one other team for the title. this is the first time we

have had four teams really compete right to the end of the season. manchester city's title hopes only ended mid week. arsenal's title hopes only ended this afternoon. that gives you an idea of how close it has been. you have to feel a bit for manchester united, who have led to the wsl for large parts of the season. they have only had two defeats, both of which have come against chelsea. if they did finished second, that would be their highest ever finish since they were created in 2018. but if they do finish second, it will hurt, the fact that they held for such long periods. manchester city did well to come back from a difficult start to the season. as for arsenal, it is well documented just help many big injuries they had two key players. you do wonder if they had more players fit this season, could they have challenged chelsea a little bit more? if it is chelsea's name on the trophy once more, you have to give them credit. to keep winning trophies is even more difficult. it looks like they have found a way to do it once more this season.

there's been a thrilling end to the scottish women's premier league season. any one of glasgow city, celtic and rangers could have taken the title. to make it even more dramatic, rangers were playing glasgow at ibrox. neither side managed to break the deadlock until deep into injury time lauren davidson scored for glasgow and delirious scenes followed with the final whistle being blown soon after glasgow city are champions. it was an absolute roller—coaster today, but all credit to the players. they massively stuck to the game plan and — they massively stuck to the game plan and gave it everything they had~ _ plan and gave it everything they had~ i_ plan and gave it everything they had~ lam — plan and gave it everything they had. i am so, plan and gave it everything they had. lam so, so plan and gave it everything they had. i am so, so proud of them to -et had. i am so, so proud of them to get it— had. i am so, so proud of them to get it over— had. i am so, so proud of them to get it over the line in the last minutes— get it over the line in the last minutes there. the scenes at celtic park were in direct contrast to those across the city as the celtic players were greeted with the dramatic late news from ibrox. fran alonso's side had done everything they could to win the title, beating hearts courtesy of goals from caitlin mary hayes

and natasha flint but fell short byjust two points. in the scottish premiership, rangers beat hibs 3—1 to all but end the edinburgh side's hopes of finishing third. on his a00th appearance, james tavernier opened the scoring with this brilliant free kick. todd cantwell wrapped up the win late on, scoring for the third successive game. the four—time major champion brooks koepka has teed off — it's the final round of the uspga championship at 0akhill country club in upstate new york. he started the day with a one shot lead among the chasing pack arejustin rose and also rory mcilroy. both players birdied the first hole, with rose moving to within three of the lead while mcilroy subsequently dropped a shot at the par for second. koepka, looking to become the first liv golfer to win a major

since the breakaway tournament began, is the man to catch. 0ur golf correspondent ian carter has been telling me why else a koepka victory could be significant. he was done in the doldrums for a couple of years with injury, he came bouncing back as a player in the masters. at one stage, four shots clear, two shots clear going into the final round. eventually beaten tjy the final round. eventually beaten byjohn brown. a bit of a choke in terms of his intense latitude on that final day. he says that will never happen to again. he is one of those players that can be very combatant, very confident, like a boxer going into a big heavyweight bout. not trying to reveal any kind of but he weakness. has in recent years seen major championships slip through his fingers. yes, he has had spectacular success with four major wins within two years. so let's see what happens today.— wins within two years. so let's see what happens today. yeah, let's see what happens today. yeah, let's see what happens _ what happens today. yeah, let's see what happens today. _

let's take a look at the leaderboard as it stands. brooks koepka just getting his final round under way. you can seejustin rose there, who is three of the lead. you can follow all of this over on the bbc sport website. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. andy murray has withdrawn from the forthcoming french open. the 36—year—old three—time grand slam winner says he want to concentrate on the grass court season building up to wimbledon. murray has only played at roland garros once since 2017. cameron green hit an unbeaten century to steer mumbai indians into the ipl play off places. the australian's tonne saw them chase down 200 and beat sunrisers hyderabad by eight wickets to move up to fourth. mo farah finished eighth at the great manchester run. the four—time 0lympic champion finished the 10k course aa

seconds behind the winner — eyob faniel of italy. farah's final competitive race will be the great north run in newcastle in september. american rider brandon mcnulty won a stage of a grand tour for the first time in his career as he edged a three—man sprint to clinch stage 15 of the giro d'italia. the uae team emirates rider timed his burst to the line to perfection as he blew past ireland's ben healy and marco frigo of italy to take the honours after more than five hours in the saddle. france's bruno armirail retained the pinkjersey heading into tomorrow's rest day. hull fc are through to the quarterfinals of the chellenge cup after beating castleford. winger adam swift scored a hat—trick of tries as they ran out comfortable winners. they're hoping to make it to wembley

for the first time in six years. we shot ourselves in the foot a couple of times. finished in good field position. but is under a bit of pressure. it wasn't a pretty one. ——it wasn't a pretty win. in ther other tie, 0lly butterworth got a debut hat—trick of tries as york knights beat fellow championship side london broncos to reach the quarterfinals. in the premier 15s, gloucester hartpury thrashed harlequins 67—1a. it was a dominant display, as they ran out comfortable winners at kingsholm, with connie powell amongst the many try scorers. and northampton's first boxing world champion — chantelle cameron — announced herself on the world stage with a near punch—perfect performance in dublin against the home favourite katie taylor. cameron, now unbeaten in 18 fights as a pro, outclassed arguably the greatest female fighter of all time

in her back yard and has beaten two reigning undisputed champions back—to—back. ade adedoyne reports. and still the undisputed super lightweight champion of the world... cha ntelle "il capo" cameron! not the homecoming party they had anticipated for katie taylor. it was chantelle cameron who stole the show. relentless pressure forced taylor to fight on the back foot from early on. cameron, aggressive. landing solid blows to a head and body. momentum swung from one way and then to the next. the crowd on their feet as both traded leather in the end. heartbreak for katie taylor. so grateful all the same for the amazing support there tonight. it was sold out within a few minutes. it was absolutely incredible.

let's get the rematch on? absolutely. a disappointing night for katie taylor, not able to deliver the victory that the home crowd had expected. for the first time in her career, she works out a beaten fighter. she leaves the arena with her held head high after another gutsy performance. so much respect for what she has done and to go in there and let it go out the window, because you cannot help but respect her. she's a nice woman, great athlete. what she has done for women's boxing is unbelievable. taylor is still the undisputed lightweight champion as those built were not on the line, but she will want to rectify the blemish on what had been a pristine record. ade adedoyne, bbc news. a reminder of our top story. manchester city have beaten chelsea by a goal to nil at the etihad stadium. it handed city the title and they got their hands on the

trophy for a third season in a row. pep guardiola's fifth premier league title. it has been another incredible season for them. yes, arsenal spent most of it on top of the premier league, but a city, as they so often do, found a way to win it. they may well not be done. there are two huge vinyls for those group of players to come. 0njune ten, a champions league final against inter milan. that is the one they want more than any other. if they can win the fa cup and the champions league, that would make it a treble winning season for manchester city. something that we have not seen since manchester united did it back in 1999. that's all from sportsday. good night.

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hello, we have a lot of fine weather to come for the uk in the week ahead. very little rain to speak of. and for many, increasing amounts of sunshine will equate to temperatures working their way out. the reason it is going to be fine, a big area of high pressure centred down here across the azores. we often refer to it as the azores high. and through the course of the week, it will extend its way eastwards across the uk, and then later on in the week it looks like if anything we will see the centre of the high eventually pushing across towards the uk. so a lot of fine weather to come. overnight, perhaps a few showers across eastern england. some strays getting pulled in on the breeze off the north sea. perhaps the odd spot of rain out of this old weather front dangling its way south into scotland. but nothing significant.

clearer skies, northern england and the midlands — light winds here. we could see lows down to just three or four degrees. pretty chilly here for the time of year. monday — the high pushing its way eastwards send those showers away from the northern coast. we see another weather front, the remnants of thereof, brushing into the high. no success getting any significant rain out of it but there will i think be thicker cloud, perhaps some drizzle across eastern scotland for a time early on on monday. by the afternoon, though, it will be looking much brighter here. any early showers from east anglia clearing away. a lot of sunshine, particularly late on in the day on monday. and our temperatures up to 22 degrees, perhaps 23 across england and wales. the high teens for southern scotland. further southern scotland. north and into northern ireland, further north and into northern ireland, perhaps 16 degrees. the chelsea fire show gets into a on monday. a great —looking week here for anyone. temperatures on the high teens. you can see those temperatures vary a bit day on day, and that will be the case for many spots in the uk. all governed by

exactly the wind direction. more of the north sea, things become cooler. more cloud feeding and, of course it becomes cooler. tuesday, a breeze off the north sea, 18 in london, down a little on monday. but overall through the week ahead as promised at the start, lots of fine weather to come. very little in the way of significant rainfall. and our temperatures as we see more in the way of sunshine, working their way up.

live from london. this is bbc news... ukraine's president zelensky rejects russia's claim that it is in control of the embattled city of bakhmut. bakhmut is not occupied by russian federation, as of today. there are no two or three interpretations of those words. here the bbc understands the prime minister will speak to his ethics adviser about whether the home secretary broke the ministerial code after being caught speeding. early results suggest greece's ruling new democracy party is on track to win the country's election — but it won't secure an outright majority. after a historic victory in northern ireland's council

elections, sinn fein urges a power—sharing government to be restored at stormont.