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and the diamond league athletics is well under way in gateshead — britain's dina asher—smith has qualifiedh will line up against jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce and american sha'carri richardson — that due to take place just after 8.20 pm. you can watch all the action over on bbc two. that's all from sportsday. have a very good night. hello. if you are out and about this evening, be aware — we've still got some heavy rain and some lively winds. by tomorrow, that will be stuck across the north of scotland and instead, plenty of heavy showers and gusty winds, even hail and thunder will follow on. this is the area of low pressure that brought in today's rain and strong and gusty winds. as it sits across the uk tomorrow, it will throw further showers our way. but as i say, some pretty heavy rain for a few hours for many of us and some quite lively winds. there are showers following, but as we go through the evening and overnight, and that low pressure — and it's a weather front — becomes confined to northern and central scotland. we'lljust have a scattering of showers elsewhere. fairly cool

britain's dina asher—smith laid down a marker to her 0lympic rivals by winning the women's 100 metresue in gateshead. much to the delight of the home crowd, she won in a time of in 11.35 seconds in unseasonably cold and wet conditions. she produced a season's best which will boost her hopes ahead of this summers olympics in a field which contained several of her tokyo rivals. great britain topped the medal table at the european swimming championships after more success on the final day, adam peaty with another gold, taking his tally to 16 european medals in total. olympic champion peaty got his fourth gold in budapest in the men's ax100m medley — alongside luke greenbank, james guy and duncan scott as they broke the championship record. and the women won their 4x100 medley. kathleen dawson, molly renshaw, laura stephens and anna hopkin combining to break the championship record as well. that means great britain finish the championships on top of the medal table with an impressive 11 golds. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. t

britain's dina asher—smith held off american sha'carri richardson to win the women's100 meters at thehe home crowd, aher—smith won in a time of in 11.35 seconds in wet and windy conditions in north east england — it's a season's best time which will boost her hopes ahead of this summers 0lympics. asher—smith and richardson are both set to run the sprint double in tokyo. there was an eventful final day of the english premier league season. all 20 teams were in action. manchester city had already been crowed champions. so all eyes were on chelsea, leicester city and liverpool as they battled it out for the final two champions league spots. and after defeat at home to tottenham, it's leicester that misses out. here's chelsea manager thomas tuchel. as his side just made the top four despite losing to aston villa this is done now, we can be fully satisfied with that and now is the moment to breathe. to do a good recovery session tomorrow, to take a day off and repair on wednesday for the next match. we are used to playing these matches now under pressure. it's the last weeks, every three d

britain's dina asher—smith won the women's 100 metres at the diamond league in gateshead much to theth gold in budapest in the men's ax100m medley — alongside luke greenbank, james guy and duncan scott as they broke the championship record. and the women won theirfour—by—one—hundred medley. kathleen dawson, molly renshaw, laura stephens and anna hopkin combining to break the championship record as well. that means great britain finish the championships on top of the medal table with an impressive 11 golds. that's all the sport for now. traffic levels are returning to their levels before the pandemic. that's bad news for children who live or go to school near busy roads and have to breathe in the fumes. the government is coming under increasing pressure to tackle the problem, as our education correspondent elaine dunkley reports. this is st ambrose primary in manchester. the children live, learn and play next to one of the busiest roads in europe. on the playground, high levels of pollution. we can't open the windows at st ambrose, because you can't hear yourself teach. when the traff

britain's dina asher—smith laid down a marker to her 0lympic rivals by winning the women's 100 metreshich will boost her hopes ahead of this summer's olympics in a field which contained several of her tokyo rivals. and we edge ever closer to those tokyo games, team gb have announced the men's gymnastics team, which will be led by max whitlock. he heads to his third 0lympics, after being confirmed in the four—man team. he scooped double gold in rio, and is the most experienced member, with world championjoe fraser, gianni regini—moran and james hall also included. that's all the sport for now. dogs could become one way of trying to prevent the spread of covid — because researchers have found that some breeds can be trained to smell the virus on humans with as much as 94% accuracy; even when the person has no symptoms. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes explains. this is talla. in less than five seconds, he has correctly identified a small unwashed fragment of sock, which has been donated by someone who had covid—19. and this is asher, who doesn't take that much longer. all these d

dina asher—smith taking part later.land, quite a sunny day. this rain moving into the west will be quite heavy and persistent and will bring some squally winds with it, so not particularly pleasant conditions across wales, south—west england and western scotland today. only about 11 degrees under that band of rain, but further east you could see 13 or 14 but further east you could see 13 or 1a celsius. through this evening and tonight, the main band of rain will clear its way slowly eastwards, still lingering across parts of scotland, but some showers moving in behind it as well. under the clear skies, a fairly chilly night to come. temperature is not quite as low as the past night, but still down to mid—single figures quite widely. we saw of monday then with low pressure is still very much with us, sitting right on top of the uk. not too many isobars through central areas, and that means not too much wind. some of the showers could be heavy and slow moving over parts of england and wales. hail and thunderstorms possibl

britain's dina asher—smith won the women's 100 metres at the diamond league in gateshead. women won their ax100m medley. kathleen dawson, molly renshaw, laura stephens and anna hopkin combining to break the championship record as well. that means great britain finish the championships on top of the medal table with an impressive 11 golds. later on in the programme, we'll bring you a very special reunion. three former professional sportsmen — rob burrow, doddie weir and stephen darby — who are all living with motor neurone disease. you may remember that we brought them together for the first time in february last year. since then, they've been helping each other — and last week they were finally able to meet up in person. as doddie said, the support has been absolutely amazing. we can't thank everyone enough for that. seeing how the disease has progressed, and affected rob and doddie in the last 12 months is hard. you can see within a year how brutal the disease is because last year we would all be able to walk into here, this year, two of us need a little bit of help. i wa