and the north northern england and the north midlands. in the atlantic, our next weather system waiting to come in and this will bring thicker cloud to the north of the uk, overnight and into tomorrow, and a waft of cooler air, as well. overnight we will see some patches of rain getting in to the north—west of scotland. it is mainly the hebrides, highlands, orkney and shetland is at the risk of some damp weather but the rain won't be too extensive. south of that, lots of dry and sunny weather and some pretty reasonable temperatures. as this weather front comes through, particularly across orkney, temperatures will take a dive through the afternoon, looking at highs of 12 degrees. further south, northern ireland, england and wales, temperatures widely high teens to low 20s. across parts of northern england, the midlands and central southern england, 23 degrees down the spine of the country. sunday, patchy cloud in the north—west but another day where most of us will see long spells of sunshine. the highest temperatures

at this stage down toward south—west england and probably south wales where we could see some 23s. the weather cooling down a bit across northern areas but still in the may sunshine it'll feel ok. from bank holiday monday, bit more of a breeze around for england but with the high—pressure dominating it is a dry picture with most of us seeing some fairly lengthy spells of sunshine. 21 in glasgow, that'll feel nice. further south, temperatures coming down a few degrees, but still pleasant in that strong may sunshine. you can keep up with all of the latest developments on the website. from us it is goodbye but the news continues here on bbc one as it is now time tojoin continues here on bbc one as it is now time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening. three into two doesn't go. leicester leeds and everton are hoping they are the one

that doesn't go down in the premier league the wsl has questions still to be answered at both ends... with chelsea in pole position to end its most—watched and most competitive season as champions once again we again have to keep in mind that team is 90 we have to keep in mind that team is 90 minutes away from when in the title and all my energy is on that. ivan toney�*s betting breaches are detailed by the commission who banned him for eight months... which might have been longer if it weren't for the striker�*s gambling addiction also coming up on sportsday... darren thomas is lead is reduced but still intact as the hero to its audios entered its final stages which is two races left.

hello again. a lot will be won this weekend. titles in football and rugby union. one of cycling's grand tours too. but in a decisive few days much could be lost too, particularly for two of these three teams. the final day of the premier league season will focus mainly on relegation and which of everton leicester and leeds will be the only one to survive the drop. there are two points separating the three clubs, with only everton having matters in their own hands. while leicester's better goal difference could prove handy too. we've worked hard to get in this position. the two points in front doesn't sound a lot but at this is of the season as long as we capitalise on it. it of the season as long as we capitalise on it.— capitalise on it. it is where were auoin to capitalise on it. it is where were going to live _ capitalise on it. it is where were going to live or _ capitalise on it. it is where were going to live or die _ capitalise on it. it is where were going to live or die on _ capitalise on it. it is where were going to live or die on sunday i capitalise on it. it is where were going to live or die on sunday in terms _ going to live or die on sunday in terms of— going to live or die on sunday in terms of the results. we going to live or die on sunday in terms of the results.— going to live or die on sunday in terms of the results. we have to win and that's all — terms of the results. we have to win and that's all we _ terms of the results. we have to win and that's all we need _ terms of the results. we have to win and that's all we need to _ terms of the results. we have to win and that's all we need to know- and that's all we need to know and thals— and that's all we need to know and that's all_ and that's all we need to know and that's all they _ and that's all we need to know and that's all they do _ and that's all we need to know and that's all they do know— and that's all we need to know and that's all they do know as well. - and that's all we need to know and that's all they do know as well. ofl that's all they do know as well. iii/ii course that's all they do know as well. course it's a massive game and that's all they do know as well.“ course it's a massive game and we don't need to emphasise that. everyone knows it and the players

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it is an extraordinarily heavyweight battle at the bottom. with leicester, champions just seven years ago. leeds fighting for a premier league status they waited i6 years to win back. while everton really are one of england's grand old clubs. they haven't been relegated for 69 years. richard askam is at goodison park for us. is going to be a huge weekend as you say for all the teams battling relegation from the premier league. not least this club, everton, for all reasons. let's talk about this with the former player graeme stewart who knows about last gaps escapes at goodison park. talk about the emotion that every onions go through here on sunday against bournemouth? this through here on sunday against bournemouth?— through here on sunday against bournemouth? this place will be intense. there's _ bournemouth? this place will be intense. there's no _ bournemouth? this place will be intense. there's no doubt - bournemouth? this place will be intense. there's no doubt about| intense. there's no doubt about that. there will be nervousness and emotions flying around but we want to make sure the ii emotions flying around but we want to make sure the 11 players that have the pleasure of starting a game on sunday keep calm. that's the most important thing. they have to play with fire in their bellies but have, minds and manage the game well. we

need an air of calmness on the page and let the fans make the noise. supporters point the finger at financial mismanagement and serious debts, and a stadium to fund as well. because of that how concerned are you that this club would be in a precarious position if everton were to go down? indie precarious position if everton were to go down?— precarious position if everton were to go down? we know the financial implications _ to go down? we know the financial implications of _ to go down? we know the financial implications of losing _ to go down? we know the financial implications of losing your- to go down? we know the financial implications of losing your premier league status and obviously it won't be a nice situation for us. there's no doubt about that. we understand the fines frustration. we do. i prefer to look at the positives. you know the permutations and so on, how confident are you that everton would prevail? i5 confident are you that everton would revail? , ., ., ., prevail? is not a bad thing that we have to win _ prevail? is not a bad thing that we have to win to _ prevail? is not a bad thing that we have to win to be _ prevail? is not a bad thing that we have to win to be absolute - prevail? is not a bad thing that we l have to win to be absolute serving. that's the way i see it. i think it's a good mindset for players to go out on the page with. if you have in the back of your mind you can get

away with a drawer that will affect your mindset, so the fact that we know winning the game keeps us in the premier league is a positive for me. . , the premier league is a positive for me. ., , . ., me. thanks very much indeed, graham, iwas auoin me. thanks very much indeed, graham, i was going to — me. thanks very much indeed, graham, i was going to say _ me. thanks very much indeed, graham, i was going to say enjoy _ me. thanks very much indeed, graham, i was going to say enjoy the _ me. thanks very much indeed, graham, i was going to say enjoy the game - i was going to say enjoy the game but that would be difficult. thank you much indeed the sub that would be a nervy affair in goodison park and all the teams involved in the back of the stay in the premier league. from here, back to you. it would be an intense goodison park on sunday afternoon. while two teams are hoping to avoid playing the championship next year, another two are attempting to claim the final chance this season to leave it. coventry city and luton town fans have a story or two to tell about the time since they were top flight clubs. they met as league two teams, luton even dropped down to non league, and tomorrow they meet in the championship playoff final at wembley. the fabled £170 million game. and for both its been a long way back... where back there again in the promised land. that's what i'm

hoping for. we will get there. i really, really, really hope for it. we are the smallest club in the division — we are the smallest club in the division. team spirit, we have everything. i division. team spirit, we have everything-— division. team spirit, we have eve hina. ., ,, everything. i love it. seeing their “ourne everything. i love it. seeing their journey to _ everything. i love it. seeing their journey to near— everything. i love it. seeing their journey to near the _ everything. i love it. seeing their journey to near the top _ everything. i love it. seeing their journey to near the top site - everything. i love it. seeing their journey to near the top site is - journey to near the top site is surreal— journey to near the top site is surreal as _ journey to near the top site is surreal as he _ journey to near the top site is surreal as he lieutenant - journey to near the top site is surreal as he lieutenant fine. | journey to near the top site is - surreal as he lieutenant fine. this season is surreal as he lieutenant fine. season is phenomenal. surreal as he lieutenant fine. tiiiiir: season is phenomenal. it's surreal as he lieutenant fine.- season is phenomenal. it's beyond anyone's imagination stop. so we've talked relegation and promotion but what about the actual silverware. three trophies to consider next on sportsday, in three different countries. tomorrow the women's super league title will be decided at the end of a season that has been its most competitive and most keenly followed. jo currie looks ahead. it's been a woman's super league season like no other. at the start of the month or teams were still in

the hunt for the title but now it's down to two bytes and it's out on the final day. chelsea and manchester united. it’s the final day. chelsea and manchester united. it's been a thrillin: manchester united. it's been a thrilling season _ manchester united. it's been a thrilling season probably - manchester united. it's been a thrilling season probably our. manchester united. it's been a . thrilling season probably our most competitive yet. the buckle for the title has gone to the wire and it's been compelling, it is vital for the top three champions league spots with manchester united reckoning that means one of the big guns of women's football won't make it to the champions league which has been entertaining. the champions league which has been entertainina. ., ., ,., , entertaining. united are two points behind chelsea _ entertaining. united are two points behind chelsea and _ entertaining. united are two points behind chelsea and play _ entertaining. united are two points behind chelsea and play their- entertaining. united are two points behind chelsea and play their final| behind chelsea and play their final game at liverpool i need to win and hold chelsea slip up if they are to claim their first major piece of silverware. even if they finish second it was to be a moment season for the team which was only created in 2018. ., �* , ., for the team which was only created in 2018. ., �*, ., ., ,, for the team which was only created in2018. ,, in 2018. that's a massive success. we have broken _ in 2018. that's a massive success. we have broken into _ in 2018. that's a massive success. we have broken into a _ in 2018. that's a massive success. we have broken into a three - in 2018. that's a massive success. we have broken into a three that i we have broken into a three that hadn't not been broken into before. we have created records that are fantastic. so, yeah, it's a huge

success but it's hard to set because we still want more. we want to win titles and win cups and competing champions league so for us it's a start. if champions league so for us it's a start. , . . champions league so for us it's a start. , ., ., ., start. if chelsea are to lift the tro - h start. if chelsea are to lift the trophy they — start. if chelsea are to lift the trophy they would _ start. if chelsea are to lift the trophy they would do - start. if chelsea are to lift the trophy they would do it - start. if chelsea are to lift the trophy they would do it here | start. if chelsea are to lift the - trophy they would do it here away from home against bottom side reading. it would be a remarkable fourth consecutive title and a seventh in nine years. our snow women are statistically the most successful team in england, having won 15 league titles, predominantly in the early to thousands will stop at a time when no other clubs were heavily invested in the women's setup. now many wsl side work of multi—million budgets meaning severe or is harder to win. multi-million budgets meaning severe or is harder to win.— or is harder to win. everyone invests a _ or is harder to win. everyone invests a level _ or is harder to win. everyone invests a level of _ or is harder to win. everyone invests a level of money - or is harder to win. everyone invests a level of money and | invests a level of money and finances which has players that are top professionals. inevitably there will be a closing of the gap was something i think the difference

this year has of the big been that more teams have been at the higher level. ., ., ., , ~ level. having already run the fa cu -s the level. having already run the fa cups the season, _ level. having already run the fa cups the season, chelsea - level. having already run the fa cups the season, chelsea can i cups the season, chelsea can complete a impressive doublet this weekend while at united fans will be hopeful and have herfingers crossed there is one less twist left in this ever—changing title race. jo currie, bbc news. the scottish women's premier league title went down to the wire too. with glasgow city's dramatic late winner ensuring that both celtic and rangers missed out. but the old firm have another chance for silverware as they meet on sunday in the cup final. i would do anything for that cup as would my team—mates and we know that moving forward. like i said, we have had a successful season and this is obviously the cherry on top to gain

silverware. it's always nice to have something tangible to celebrate so it's our cup, we know that, it's in our trophy cabinet incessant sets it apart and that's where we wish for it to stay. i think the belief it is everything and although we plan and prepare for every— and although we plan and prepare for every game you have to remember how you are _ every game you have to remember how you are done _ every game you have to remember how you are done and how you got there. when _ you are done and how you got there. when i _ you are done and how you got there. when i look— you are done and how you got there. when i look at the way that we have, this season, we have only lost two games— this season, we have only lost two games domestically and that's credit to the _ games domestically and that's credit to the girls and the staff and the team _ to the girls and the staff and the team and — to the girls and the staff and the team and i think that confidence is within— team and i think that confidence is within them. they know they are a good _ within them. they know they are a good team — within them. they know they are a good team and are well organised. in germany the trophy they all play for is a little differently shaped. the bundesliga winners get to lift the meisterschale. the championship shield. it's currently held by bayern munich and over the previous nine seasons... bayern munich. but its destination still remains undecided going into theirfinal round of games and bayern could miss out on the title for the first time in 11 years because borussia dortmund have a two point advantage.

when you watch borussia dortmund play there is no fear factor. they're playing well and the lads of done well. i think the mixture of know fear and the crowd always believing they could do it has made significant and what have done. i think they have been incredible at home. they look great at home and unbeatable at home. i think everyone has bought into it and the manager has bought into it and the manager has deserved credit for what is done. it's a good story because they claim us kind _ it's a good story because they claim us kind of— it's a good story because they claim us kind of almost lost it twice with the opportunities of the past by lturning — the opportunities of the past by lturning a — the opportunities of the past by burning a candidate utilised that moment— burning a candidate utilised that moment but by munich give them that last week— moment but by munich give them that last week gift i know it's there to

take and — last week gift i know it's there to take and i— last week gift i know it's there to take and i am sure the manager will find the _ take and i am sure the manager will find the right words. not too many words. _ find the right words. not too many words. and — find the right words. not too many words, and it's going to be a very exciting _ words, and it's going to be a very exciting finale on saturday. brentford striker ivan toney had his ban from football for breaking betting rules reduced to eight months after he was diagnosed with a gambling addiction. the fa have today released the full details of the 262 charges over a four year period from 2017 to 2021. we start with the faa's rules when it comes to bets in which state that no professional active footballer can place a bet on a match on competition they are involved in it or have any influence on. so, it came as a surprise to many when ivan toney was charged and then banned for eight months for doing that. today, the fa release the details and you will to call in the headlines. overa and you will to call in the headlines. over a four period he

broke the rule over 230 times. once within nine occasions he broke the rule over 230 times. once within an occasion to place a bet on the team he was contracted through and across 15 of those he played in. what stood out to many is that 13 of ivan toney is best was on the team he was contracted he to toulouse. it's important to say he did not blame those games because if he did he could have been on match fiction charges. a number of matches as well he placed bets on himself to be on the score sheet. i think what was important was that several times in this report, the word integrity was used. how ivan toney his actions had brought the integrity of the sport into question. the brought the integrity of the sport into question.— brought the integrity of the sport into cuestion. ., ,, ., ., into question. the commissioner to decide how — into question. the commissioner to decide how long _ into question. the commissioner to decide how long the _ into question. the commissioner to decide how long the band _ into question. the commissioner to decide how long the band would - into question. the commissioner to decide how long the band would be| decide how long the band would be and fa wanted more a serious buzzard meant than ivan toney had because of

the mitigating circumstances that were detailed today. irate the mitigating circumstances that were detailed today.— the mitigating circumstances that were detailed today. we learned the fa wanted to — were detailed today. we learned the fa wanted to ban _ were detailed today. we learned the fa wanted to ban ivan _ were detailed today. we learned the fa wanted to ban ivan toney - were detailed today. we learned the fa wanted to ban ivan toney for - were detailed today. we learned the fa wanted to ban ivan toney for 15 l fa wanted to ban ivan toney for 15 months which was reduced to ii months which was reduced to 11 months which was reduced to 11 months after he pled guilty to the charges then reduced to eight after a the investigation, a psychologist concluded ivan toney was a double in the attic. the fa has come out and note says it knows the struggles people have would coming forward and admitting they have a problem but said they do have systems and structures in place that if players are struggling they can come forward and there is a safe space to do so. that was very much the tenor of the comments gareth southgate made this week about ivan toney before these reasons came to light. perhaps something behind what branford manager has been sent to the because they will have them back injanuary, but not before. they will have them back in january, but not before.— but not before. branford said they acce -t he but not before. branford said they accept he has _ but not before. branford said they accept he has broken _ but not before. branford said they accept he has broken these - but not before. branford said they accept he has broken these rulesl but not before. branford said they i accept he has broken these rules and accept he has broken these rules and accept the findings from the fa as

well the sub they say they fully support ivan toney now in his rebuilt rehabilitation. his club manager says ivan toney should be used as an example in a positive way and should be used to educate people about the dangers of gambling and going to schools. i did about the dangers of gambling and going to schools.— going to schools. i did something wron: and going to schools. i did something wrong and got — going to schools. i did something wrong and got punished - going to schools. i did something wrong and got punished for - going to schools. i did something wrong and got punished for it - going to schools. i did something j wrong and got punished for it and -ot wrong and got punished for it and got the _ wrong and got punished for it and got the same gender. what i come on a personal note, don't get at all is how can _ a personal note, don't get at all is how can you — a personal note, don't get at all is how can you let him not be involved in football _ how can you let him not be involved in football for the first four months. what you gain from that? if you want— months. what you gain from that? if you want to — months. what you gain from that? if you want to rehabilitate people give them education and do something. so, now it's _ them education and do something. so, now it's like _ them education and do something. so, now it's like 0k, there's ascension and that— now it's like 0k, there's ascension and that yes — now it's like 0k, there's ascension and that yes or the victims of an find out — let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today.. az alkmaar have given 43 of their fans stadium bans following the violent scenes after their match with west ham in the europa conference league last week. in a statement, the dutch club said more bans could

follow in the future. max traverse up and was sick seconds quicker than charles leclerc and eight crash. itjamieson could only be six. there's confusion over whether british boxer leigh wood will fight to regain his world featherweight title on saturday night — after his opponent mauricio lara failed to make the weight. lara beat wood in february — but is now likely to be stripped of the title — and wood's team have called the situation �*a disgrace.�* british cycling has announced a ban, on transgender women competing in all—female competitive events. after a nine month review and consultation. the female category will be "for those whose sex was assigned female at birth", they say . the men's group will become an �*open' group, which will be welcome to transgender women, transgender men, and nonbinary individuals. alex capstick who has been following the story. purchase cycling has been grappling

with the dilemma of other sports which is a question of how to balance inclusion and fairness and it flared up last year when the highest profile transgender cyclists in the country it was going to compete against other elite british writers and was blocked from doing so in the last minute by the international governing body. that prompted a response from british cycling and they launch their own review and suspended the transgender and non—battery policy. they have had a look at all the evidence, the evidence that is available, the studies and research that is available and on the back of that, it is taking them nine months to do this, they have decided they were not allow transgender women to compete in female events. instead, they'll be allowed to take part in a new open category which was also include men but female only events

are for women were assigned female at birth only. we have been speaking to the head of british cycling about this was been on in the role for the past month and he admitted it had been a long and difficult and time—consuming process. i appreciated us taking us time to get to this _ appreciated us taking us time to get to this point and during that period there _ to this point and during that period there has— to this point and during that period there has some anxiety and upset and i am wholeheartedly empathetic to that situation but today is about leadership and direction of travel for but _ leadership and direction of travel for but you cycling. the overriding principle _ for but you cycling. the overriding principle and competitive policy is our unfairness and that has been put together— our unfairness and that has been put together on— our unfairness and that has been put together on the basis of consultation and of medical research we have _ consultation and of medical research we have available at this point in time _ we have available at this point in time. so— we have available at this point in time, ., �*, we have available at this point in time. ., h, we have available at this point in time. ., ., , ., we have available at this point in time. ., , ., ., time. so that's john dutton from british cycling — time. so that's john dutton from british cycling and _ time. so that's john dutton from british cycling and alex - time. so that's john dutton from british cycling and alex you - british cycling and alex you mentioned emily bridges was at the centre of the story and she has reacted to the news that which you cycling in a bridges has issued a withering response on her instagram page, she described the decision as

that's a been transgender athletes like ourselves as a violent act. she was damning _ like ourselves as a violent act. sia: was damning in her like ourselves as a violent act. s“i2 was damning in her assessment of british cycling and said it was a field organisation and she's sure whether she wants to write again. although she will be allowed to write is a female in community and recreational events. on the other side of the argument, people who supported the most words, they are generally welcoming the decision by british cycling although there are reservations it would not be enforced that lower level in the community. i should tell you it is at odds, the british policy, with the international cycling union, their loot there rules allow transit injure athlete super compete in the female category as long as they suppress their testosterone level because that is under review. because a transgender athlete 18 icu

event recently which cause a knot of noise which is why the uci is now reviewing their policy. that noise which is why the uci is now reviewing their policy.— reviewing their policy. that was alex capstick. _ with just two days to go the giro d'italia is now down to a battle between two riders, geraint thomas and preemoz roglitch, who's cut the briton's lead to 26 seconds. stage 19 was won by santiago buitrago. but behind him was where the action was, as nick parrott reports. the scenery on this road is often breathtaking. taking part can be too. more than once the hardest stage of the race took brighter to an altitude of more than 7000 feet. with less oxygen the battle was against the mountains as much is each other. at the bottom of the final ascent, the second—place person changes bike for one with better gears to help them take on both the mountain and the race leader. the slovenian bided his time and waited for the right moment to strike. with around one mile to the

finish, he went for it. there britain was not going to break and shook off third placejoe almeida who is now out of the picture for overall victory. rogers managed to put some daylight between them but only cut the leaders lead by three seconds. there is time to catch their breath for now but the tomorrow's short time charlie will decide who becomes champion on sunday. the injunction bans people from entering or throwing objects onto the rain check or entering the parade ring or other actions that could direct disrupt proceedings. the grand national was delayed last week. they have been offered and accepted a place for legal protests about the

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luther brother a former seal player and permission when there.- and permission when there. i think this is beautiful— and permission when there. i think this is beautiful within _ and permission when there. i think this is beautiful within our - and permission when there. i think this is beautiful within our sport i this is beautiful within our sport and is a special occasion for these players saracens are familiar with this feeling and if they go for a successor. on the other side with 17 years since they've been there. to see them back on the big stage will be fantastic for not only the club and the sport but for the northern aspects of rugby union. but for the northern aspects of rugby union-— but for the northern aspects of ru:b union. ~ i. ., rugby union. when you were a winner in the permission _ rugby union. when you were a winner in the permission final— rugby union. when you were a winner in the permission final you _ rugby union. when you were a winner in the permission final you beat - rugby union. when you were a winner in the permission final you beat the l in the permission final you beat the saracens and owen farrell and the panoply of stars that they have. and mostly retained after the relegation for the financial irregularities, a big story we covered three or so years ago. they have come back, i guess you're not surprised. particularly after winning the final last year as well, they have still maintain the ability to get through to the skin. irlat maintain the ability to get through to the skin. ., ., , maintain the ability to get through to the skin. ., . , , maintain the ability to get through to the skin. ., ., , , ., to the skin. not many teens would come through _ to the skin. not many teens would come through the _ to the skin. not many teens would come through the adversity - to the skin. not many teens would come through the adversity that i to the skin. not many teens would i come through the adversity that that team has been through. granted, yes, they have a team for the super

service but to be up to retain them when you have been relegated into the championship and come under so much scrutiny. to bounce back and going to run they have and get into a final last year and lose out to lester in such a close encounter again. and then backed up the following year, to be in another final and potentially, in the history books, the gain would be one of the greatest teams in the league. it's a special story.— it's a special story. there will be scrutiny on _ it's a special story. there will be scrutiny on owen _ it's a special story. there will be scrutiny on owen farrell - it's a special story. there will be scrutiny on owen farrell and - it's a special story. there will be scrutiny on owen farrell and the opposing number ten because they have been button for england shirts for the last few years and no button for the last few years and no button for the last few years and no button for the remission of trophy. george ford has changed the way that played and have helped them to this successful season.— and have helped them to this successful season. you have owen farrell whose _ successful season. you have owen farrell whose game _ successful season. you have owen farrell whose game has _ successful season. you have owen farrell whose game has been - farrell whose game has been questioned in the white jersey who goes back to saracens and take away

everyone's doubts by playing well. george ford came back from injury early on the season and has completely revamped this team and how they play and those two will be key influencers on tomorrow's game. luther burrell. had to our website for more including the ipos newest star with another big century. that's where you can find of the details to watch this in and follis were on the bbc this weekend. that's all from sportsday. hello there. prospects still looking good for the bank holiday weekend. and today was a good day to be out and about in the sunshine. whether you were walking by the river here in oxfordshire or walking a little higher up in the cumbrian fells. we did see some cloud developing here, but this fine walking weather will continue through the weekend. overnight tonight, skies will clear

across much of the country, but the cloud will continue to push in on that breeze into the northwest of scotland. so here temperatures will be higher than last night. but last night we got down to one celsius in suffolk and it will be quite chilly overnight where we have those clearer skies in eastern england. but for the bank holiday weekend, a lot of dry weather to come. more sunshine as well, probably turning a bit cooler as the weekend goes on. and we do have that cloud pushing in on that wind across northern ireland and into scotland. there's not much rain really. and later in the northwest there'll be some sunshine. south east scotland, dry and bright and quite warm, some patchy cloud for northern england. sunnier skies further south and not as windy in the south either. it's pointing to a warmer day for england and wales. widely, temperatures reaching 22 or 23 degrees. should be very pleasant. north western parts of scotland turning cooler. cooler air follows that weather front bringing a few spots of rain.

that's out of the way by sunday as high pressure builds back in, cooler air pushes down from the north. so some changes, really, for sunday. we may well start off quite sunny in most places, but the cloud looks like it will tend to increase and spread out versus sunshine hanging on across western areas. and the highest temperatures are getting squeezed down towards the southwest, turning cooler across northern and eastern parts of the uk, a significant drop in temperature for the northeast of england. but high pressure is still around, so it's keeping it fine and dry. but we've got quite a few more isobars on the chart in southern parts of the uk on monday. so it's going to be a windier day, and quite a chilly wind actually coming in from off the north sea. and that east or north easterly wind could bring some cloud for a while. that will then get pushed away. and away from northern scotland looks like it should be quite a sunny day on monday. but the air is going to be cooler for england and wales, but starting to warm up in scotland and northern ireland. and with those stronger winds, even with some sunshine, it'll feel chillier. in the south, the highest temperatures are likely to be in western parts of scotland.

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