but here at wembley, some sort of normality. before, but they will get the coaches over here later on. you can follow all the buildup on bbc one from 4:30pm. and commentaries on bbc radio 5 live. i will try to catch you all morning on breakfast, that fa cup experience in action. dan walker will be on site at half past nine later on. i wasjust thinking, normally at this point on fa cup final day, you have got the buses, you have got fans heading from whichever team has made it to the final and they are piling onto the buses and have the t—shirts and hats, and it is a huge adventure, and the whole day as part of the story, culminating in kick—off. and the whole day as part of the story, culminating in kick—offlj think, mike, you should find a vivid sailor —— vuvuzela. and a really big, ridiculous hat. maybe a fancy dress costume. you have set me some challenges over the years, naga, but this takes a.s. —— takes the biscuit. i can find a hat, i am sure, but it vuvuzela? are you in 2010? i am trying to help you help us, because you

beyond wembley, it's sunny.ht of the premier league is only a game away, a land of the rich and famous. playing for the star prize later, two neighbours who have been staring at each other over the thames for 130 years. in miles, and in standings, there is little between fulham and brentford. it probably adds a little bit more to it, even. as big as this game is, it's a london derby now, as well. so, two teams that have done fantastically well this year, separated by goal difference in the league. the fact is now, that we are even and it will be two teams the winning club will make at least £135 million. fulham have seen such riches before. they were only relegated at the end of last season. early stumbles have finally given way to solid strides, and they arrive at wembley on form. oh, what a goal! as for brentford, they have never played in the premier league and, in the last few weeks, they have blown several great chances to take the golden elevator upwards, before finally coming good. that was their last gam

top flight football gets underway with a community shield double header at wembley.'s super league champions chelsea are currently playing against fa cup holders manchester city — later on liverpool face arsenal. and — coming up at 13:30 — weather world takes a look at the impact of covid—19 on our climate in 2020. hello and welcome. chadwick boseman — the actor who played black panther in the marvel films — has died from colon cancer at the age of a3. he didn't publicise his diagnosis, four years ago, and continued to work throughout his treatment. black panther, set in the fictional african nation of wakanda, made more than $1.3 billion worldwide and won many awards including three oscars. lizo mzimba reports. chadwick boseman‘s black panther was more than just a superhero, he became an icon. a figure equally adept at likeness... we don't do that here. so, how big of an assault should we expect? ..as he was in action. as part of marvel‘s avengers series, both the character and the movie black panther shattered barriers. i know what it means to see somebody who look

playing the game in the vast stadium like wembley without any fans must be difficult, but it's just,or me, it's a moment of happiness in the midst of rather gloomy news. and the 14th time arsenal have won, shyama. lam nota 14th time arsenal have won, shyama. i am not a football fan. i watched it. arsenal deserves to win, they we re it. arsenal deserves to win, they were the better team, sorry to chelsea fans. i have to say, iain, i loved it in the empty stadium. whoever did it deserves the oscar for it. they knew instinctively, when so many missed, and it absently match what we were watching on—screen. match what we were watching on-screen. we have got to get used to it, i think! on-screen. we have got to get used to it, ithink! it on-screen. we have got to get used to it, i think! it could be like it for a while. that is it for the papers for tonight. iain and shyama, thank you for being with us, sorry about the issues. the film review

well, it was a double header at wembley.de a statement in the first women's community shield. the wsl champions beat manchester city 2 nil. after missing a host of chances in the first half, chelsea finally got themselves in front midway through the second, and from an unlikely source. england defender millie bright scoring in spectacular fashion. the victory was sealed right at the end of the match. scotland international erin cuthbert doubling the scoreline. do you know what? i was so surprised as soon sit went in, i have had a tough pre—season. i came off well but i got injured and i didn't think i would be able to make the game, so credit to the medical staff. they have been outstanding to get me back fit as well. the goal is for them, but as soon as it went in i was so surprised. it is a shame there is no fa ns surprised. it is a shame there is no fans and we couldn't celebrate in run to the fans, but hopefully we will get them back as soon as possible. but elsewhere — fans made their return to a premier league stadium

along with yesterday‘s fa cup final at wembley, silverstone‘s british grand prix is the event of thens is felt most keenly and where it really does feel most surreal and strange. after all, an hour before the race gets under way, in any other year this would be absolutely packed. this race provides british sport with its biggest attendance of the year usually. as you can see, it is entirely empty. the only people allowed inside this bias circuit behind me is the drivers, their teams and race officials. nonetheless, some things don‘t change and once again lewis hamilton is on pole position, having, as you can see here, produced the fastest lap ever recorded at this famous old circuit during qualifying. he is bidding for a seventh british grand prix victory and a record equalling seventh lodge championship crown as well. as we have seen before the season, the drivers before the race will take any, most of them will we think, as an antiracism gesture. 0k, thank you very much. the next news on bbc one is at 6:35pm. that is it from me, goodbye for now. hello there. part two of the week an

well, it was a double header at wembley.he victory was sealed right at the end of the match. scotland international erin cuthbert doubling the scoreline. i was so surprised. i came off really well but i got injured and credit to the medical staff. they have been outstanding to get me back and get me back fit as well. the goal is definitely for them. wembley, no fans, shame we can't celebrate. hopefully we will get them back as soon as possible. elsewhere, fans made their return to a premier league stadium for the first time since march. around 2,500 spectators allowed in to brighton's amex stadium for yesterday's pre season game against chelsea, with fans having to follow social distancing and hygiene protocols. the game finished 1—1. you wonder just how much noise they made. rangers hit a milestone yesterday as they moved three points clear at the top of the scottish premiership. steven gerrard's side were 2—0 winners at hamilton. their sixth consecutive clean sheet — equalling a 11a—year defensive record. celtic face mothe

good morning, and it will be a very different place here on wembley away today.

the winning penalty as arsenal beat premier league champions liverpool in the community shield at wembleys victory last season. aubameyang's strike gave the fa cup holders the lead in the first half before liverpool substitute takumi minamino equalised after the break, but it was arsenal who came out on top 5—a on penalties. the courage of the team, how aggressive we were without the ball, how well they made the decision is to break the pressure of liverpool and put some issues against them in the backline that they have, and i am pleased that in the second half, we've been training for two weeks, but in the penalties, the boys had a lot of courage to do. there was a double header at wembley with chelsea winning the first women's community shield for 12 years. played just before the men's game, they beat manchester city 2—0 after a stunning long—range goal. our reporter jo currie was there. it's been six months since england hosted a competitive women's football match, that is because the season ended prematurely back in february because of lockdown, no better occasion or venue for it to

our sports reporterjo currie is at wembley for us.some atmosphere for the first time ina expect some atmosphere for the first time in a long while? well it is going to be a real day of firsts for women's football in particular. the women's football in particular. the women's community shield has not existed for the last 12 years. it has never been held at wembley and it is the first time it is staged as pa rt it is the first time it is staged as part of a double header and this game couldn't come soon enough after the super league season ended in february. this is the first competitive match of women's football that england have hosted in six month and you can expect a fiery one between manchester city and chelsea. a real fierce one between manchester city and chelsea. a realfierce rivalry between the two sides. although they have never met in a final and neither side have lifted this trophy. and then the turn of the men, liverpool taking on arsenal and despite the fact the premier league only ended a short time ago, jurgen klopp said

wembley. wembley? because it's so big? yeah. and it took the longest to do, as well.rld special olympics — sport for people with an intellectual disability. he didn't have friends before special olympics because theyjust, you know, the connections at school just weren't there, were they? and it took me two years to convince you to go to the games. i can't stop him going now. ah, but there's the problem. sheffield, the guites' home city, hosted the last british games, but it's not clear where, when or even if they'll next happen. liverpool was supposed to host. the city pulled out — finances hit by covid, and the calendar crowded with other rescheduled events. globally, these pressures are growing, and so is the concern at special olympics about their athletes. these are people who are often marginalised. they're not included, they're not respected, and they're just not valued for what they can bring to society. our revolution, we say, is inclusion. covid—19 cases have spiked amongst people with an intellectual disability. there are various reasons for that. but fitnes

natalie pirks is at wembley. the occasion we're used to for football's showpiece, which will be played in front of an empty stadium. well, we are well used to seeing games played behind closed doors without fans by now, but this is the showpiece event at the end of the domestic season and to be here without any fans out really well be a cupfinal like without any fans out really well be a cup final like no other. the traditional rendition of abide with me will still play but it will be pre—recorded from the stadium roof and we will have the trophy left for the winners but not from the royal box, and instead will be on the pitch. still, plenty at stake for both managers today. mikel arteta and frank lampard aiming to win their first and frank lampard aiming to win theirfirst piece of and frank lampard aiming to win their first piece of silverware as managers, both have won it as players for their clubs. chelsea have already qualified for the champions league, so all of the pressure is really on arsenal, because the

for a wembley final like no other.o far. we would normally be there, all of us together celebrating. but we will be here instead. at least hopefully, we can be loud enough to let the players here as in here. the traditional hymn was pre—recorded from the roof. # abide with me. the pre—match act now a familiar sight. arsenal were in a record 21st final, but it was chelsea who flew out of the traps. pulisic pups the ball into the arsenal goal. but chelsea's record against arsenal is poor as was the error of theircaptain, pierre—emerick aubameyang made no mistake from the spot. arsenal were in the ascendancy and chelsea were dropping like flies. and as a goal—scorer limped away, arsenal caught fire. aubameyang scores! if aubameyang is leaving arsenal, he was going out with a bang. frank lampard needed a plan, this was not part of it. a debatable second yellow card saw them down to ten men. and when the whistle finally blue, the smiles of mikel arteta said it all. down wembley way, the fans rejoiced. they may have dropped

the first time in their history, beating notts county 3—1 in the national league promotion final at wembleyd were 2—0 up at the break, thanks to goals from george thomson and connor hall. county struck back in the second half through callum roberts, before jack diamond restored his side's 2 goal advantage. 3—1, it finished, sparking wild celebration among

that rain will be down and through the area of wembley, not so much for the area of wembley, not so muchen towards the east, that is where you stay in double figures through east anglia in the south—east. we had that shield of cloud to start your day tomorrow, but thankfully eventually evenin tomorrow, but thankfully eventually even in the east, the winds begin to ease off and many areas have got a decent dry day if you are out and about. but a high—end day of only 18 degrees, back to you. —— high in the day. several european countries are re—imposing travel restrictions and increasing safety measures as they try to tackle a surge in new coronavirus infections. i know france has been a particular problem. there was a 15% pick up in the number of cases in europe this week, compared to the previous seven—day period. the higest rise in cases was in italy. they've doubled, with more than 1,000 new cases on average per day. the average number of daily cases in france now stands at a,000, which is a a5% rise. and after getting control of the pandemic after its initial wave of infections, spain

england last played germany in november, a 2—1 defeat in front of a record crowd of almost 78,000 at wembleyish to the bmw championship in chicago. a putting masterclass. the spaniard jon rahm was three shots off the pace heading into the final day but a round of six—under par 64 — the lowest round of the week saw him top the leaderboard. he looked set for the win but world number one dustin johnson pulled this out of the bag to force a play—off, but rahm sank an even longer putt at the first extra on the same green — 66 feet — to take the title. the stress of waiting for dj, him making the putt and me making the putt. it has been a roller—coaster. the best way i can explain it, it was a lot ofjoy on the golf course today for me, not only because i played really well. it's a difficult course. you have to play really good. people were playing well and i knew we could get some birdies and i had fun doing it. the us open starts later today, the grand slam has been hit with high—profile withdraweals because of concerns over the pandemic and the 17th seed benoit paire pulled out yeaterday benoit

for the fa cup final will appreciate the change in the weather it looks like it should be dry at wembleyland on saturday evening. those will push their way into scotland, we keep the cool air coming in on the westerly breeze. so temperatures overnight, saturday night into sunday morning, a little bit lower, probably a more comfortable night for sleeping — ii to 11! degrees. again on saturday, a day of sunshine, and showers. probably more showers around on sunday. especially across the northern half of the uk and some of those could be on the heavy side as well. it's continuing to cool off, temperatures continuing to drop away a little bit, our high on sunday in the south—east is 23 celsius. more of the same on monday. same sort of temperatures, sunshine and showers, perhaps heavier showers in the afternoon for the eastern side of england. it's getting a long way away but i think around tuesday and wednesday we could be in for some wetter and windier weather. but by end of next week, probably turning quite a bit warmer once again. goodbye. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here

you can't be at wembley today to present the trophy as you usually would be, but it certainly looks like're marking the occasion in a different way here. very much so. so, as you can see, we've got everyone around a screen around the side here and are hoping we can see it in the sunshine. but, no, it's important to mark the day. and it is a bit weird looking at the screen and seeing the stadium empty, but i think we'll fill it with noise, we'll fill it with the right sort of messages, and i think it should be... yeah, two good teams, should be a good game. that interview with the duke of cambridge recorded just prior to kick—off. let's have a quick look at what is happening in the final. all a bit tense and pensive. the reason for thatis tense and pensive. the reason for that is the chelsea midfielder pedro has just been injured and that is the chelsea midfielder pedro hasjust been injured and is receiving oxygen. frank lampard prowling up and down. his side trailing at the moment to — one, arsenal leading over chelsea who we re arsenal leading over chelsea who were playing with just ten

and victory for arsenal at wembley against chelsea in the fa cup final.t done this in as much style as some of his predecessors. but the most famous trophy of all has its most—worn ribbons on again. it's a record 14th win for the gunners, and the first trophy for new manager mikel arteta. good evening, welcome to bbc news. pubs and restaurants in england could be shut again in the autumn in order to get children back to school. professor graham medley, a member of the government's scientific advisory group — sage — told the bbc that england may have to make the trade—off in the coming weeks. england's chief medical officer, chris whitty, said yesterday that the country has "probably" reached the limit of easing restrictions, and said relaxing the rules any further would "absolutely, inevitably" lead to a resurgence of infections. it comes as many businesses in england — including some beauty salons, plus bowling alleys and wedding venues — which were expecting to reopen this weekend — are facing at least another fortnight of closure. and from today, more

and contacts i have in wembley, asking, well, what about getting me a box on my own?der dmitrovic, he was the leading scorer in the championship this season so many interesting subplots going on heading into this match, and just a bit of a disappointment that so many fans will not be there to see it because with such a close rivalry between those two teams, it would have made for a fantastic atmosphere at wembley later. good luck to both sides, in what are extraordinary circumstances. john, thank you very much. over the years, sheep rustling has slowly become an organised crime — costing farmers millions of pounds. the problem has escalated during the lockdown — with the farmer's insurer nfu mutual, recording a spike in thefts of livestock and expensive equipment. phil mackie has this report. this is one of the reasons criminals want to steal agricultural equipment. this was taken from stables a few miles away and then used in a cash—machine smash and grab in hampshire. the other reason is that they fetch big money in eastern europe. some are recovered and brought bac

time of asking with a 2—1 extra time victory over brentford in the championship play—off final at wembleyrnaround for fulham, who won just seven premier league games all season before being relegated last year. their manager scott parker has been a huge influence and played his part in his side's opening goal last night — a long—range free kick from defenderjoe bryan. i called him over but i didn't want to try and let on to brentford's bench and brentford's players, and so we try to bluff it of the bid and say tojoe, so we try to bluff it of the bid and say to joe, i so we try to bluff it of the bid and say tojoe, i want you to go for it andi say tojoe, i want you to go for it and i want you to commit to it and i wa nt and i want you to commit to it and i want you to really, really do it. thankfully,, want you to really, really do it. thankfully, , thankfully, it's want you to really, really do it. thankfully,, thankfully, it's gone in. executed well. he's got an unbelievable left foot, he executed well. this team 15 months ago there was a team that lost most weeks, eve ryo ne was a team

it's football's richest match, and fulham won it at wembley.ondon club are back in the premier league after beating local rivals brentford in the championship playoff final. good morning. afair good morning. a fair bit of cloud around today. rain from the west and some rain in the north. driest and brightest conditions will be in the south and east. i have the details later in the programme. good morning. it's wednesday july 5. our top story: lebanon is in mourning this morning after an explosion ripped through the capital beirut. at least 78 people are now known to have died and thousands have been wounded as rescue workers continue to search through the rubble. officials say a confiscated haul of explosives was to blame. this report from sean dilley contains some distressing scenes. it was a catastrophic explosion. what?! the blast was heard 150 miles away. another view from moments earlier shows a fire in beirut report. authorities say the flashes we re report. authorities say the flashes were caused by fireworks. but then... as the sound of

for the fa cup final will appreciate the change in the weather it looks like it should be dry at wembleyturday evening. those will push their way into scotland, we keep the cool air coming in on the westerly breeze. so temperatures overnight, saturday night into sunday morning, a little bit lower, probably a more comfortable night for sleeping — 11 to 1a degrees. again on saturday, a day of sunshine, and showers. probably more showers around on sunday. especially across the northern half of the uk and some of those could be on the heavy side as well. it's continuing to cool off, temperatures continuing to drop away a little bit, our high on sunday in the south—east is 23 celsius. more of the same on monday. same sort of temperatures, sunshine and showers, perhaps heavier showers in the afternoon for the eastern side of england. it's getting a long way away but i think around tuesday and wednesday we could be in for some wetter and windier weather. but by end of next week, probably turning quite a bit warmer once again. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in th

u nfortu nately were no fans at wembley unfortunately because of the pandemic.n. but it would have been, obviously, incredible if they had been with us. have you had any contact from any of the fans? quite a lot of them have been saying on social media how proud they are with you and the team. i have just had a lot of messages. my phone... they have been heartfelt messages for me and to the club. so grateful of that support because it does mean so much to the people of harrogate, that they have reached the football league. so much pride in the town right now. feel very privileged to be manager of harrogate town. your father bought the club in 2011. you turned professional for the 2017—18 season and since then it's just been an upwards trajectory. what do you feel has been the reason for that, behind your two promotions in three yea rs ? behind your two promotions in three years? i think it's a combination of...a years? i think it's a combination of... a combination of good people behind—the—scenes and young aspirational footballers, behind—the—scenes and young a

they beat notts county 3—1 in the national league final at wembley — jack diamond scoring their thirdeks' time. because of the coronavirus, no crowds were allowed at wembley, but manager simon weaver said fans have still been sending congratulatory messages. so grateful of that support because itjust means so much to the people of harrogate, that the club have reached the football league and there's so much pride in the town right now. i feel very privileged to be manager of harrogate town. israel folau's decision not to take a knee before his side's rugby league match was his "personal choice", according to catalans dragons coach steve mcnamara. as the season resumed, the former australia rugby union international was among a small group who remained standing. dragons were thrashed 3a—6 by st helens. meanwhile, leeds went to the top of the table in stunning style, they recovered from 20 points down at huddersfield. luke gale landed a golden—point drop—goal in extra time to give them victory by 27—26. ronnie 0'sullivan was in devastating form as he began his world snooker championship

but this one was different, with an empty wembley the setting.nly by goal difference in the league this season couldn't be picked apart. brentford keeper david raya keeping his team level in a nervy first half. brentford scored more goals than anyone else this season, but this was as close as they got inside 90 minutes. on to extra time, and still, these two couldn't be separated. but in the play—offs, it only takes one moment to define a season. joe bryan with a free kick from miles out that brought fulham within inches of the premier league. and with only minutes left, bryan took them all the way there — a second goal in extra time to seal it. brentford did get one back, but it was all too little, too late. their 70—year wait for top—flight football continues, while for fulham, they are shooting right back up to the premier league. austin halewood, bbc news. it could be the big transfer saga of the summer — england starjadon sancho's potential move to manchester united from borussia dortmund. it's been reported that the 20—year—old was close to

they did it by beating local rivals brentford in the championship play—off final at wembley last nightas the game moved into extra time. he scored both fulham goals in a 2—1 win. and boss scott parker says they'll make a better fist of the premier league this time around. some clear errors made last time. yeah, and we will learn from that. we need to learn from that. we are going into the best league in the world. no arguments about it, the best players, the best teams. it is a brutal league. and i realise the challenge ahead. i don't think about it at the moment, because i want to try and enjoy...enjoy what we've done so far. it could be the big transfer saga of the summer — england starjadon sancho‘s potential move to manchester united from borussia dortmund it's been reported that the 20—year—old was close to agreeing a deal to move to manchester, but the german club want a transfer fee of around £100 million. that would be a record for a british player, but united think that's too much. . .and say they'll walk away if the price isn't dropped. well, manchester united are in action t

for the fa cup final will appreciate the change in the weather it looks like it should be dry at wembleyy night into sunday morning, a little bit lower, probably a more comfortable night for sleeping. 11 to 1a degrees. again on saturday, a day of sunshine, and showers. probably more showers around on sunday. especially across the northern half of the uk and some of those could be on the heavy side as well. it‘s continuing to cool off, temperatures continuing to drop away a little bit, our high on sunday in the southeast is 23 celsius. more of the same on monday. same sort of temperatures, sunshine and showers, perhaps heavier showers in the afternoon for the eastern side of england. it‘s getting a long way away but i think around tuesday and wednesday we could be in for some wetter and windier weather. but by end of next week, probably turning quite a bit warmer once again. goodbye. this is bbc news. i‘m aaron safir. our top stories: the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak in mexico has overtaken britain, becoming the third—highest in the world. it comes as the world health organiza

for the fa cup final will appreciate the change in the weather it looks like it should be dry at wembleyep the cool air coming in on the westerly breeze. so temperatures overnight, saturday night into sunday morning, a little bit lower, probably a more comfortable night for sleeping — 11 to 1a degrees. again on saturday, a day of sunshine, and showers. probably more showers around on sunday. especially across the northern half of the uk and some of those could be on the heavy side as well. it's continuing to cool off, temperatures continuing to drop away a little bit, our high on sunday in the south—east is 23 celsius. more of the same on monday. same sort of temperatures, sunshine and showers, perhaps heavier showers in the afternoon for the eastern side of england. it's getting a long way away but i think around tuesday and wednesday we could be in for some wetter and windier weather. but by end of next week, probably turning quite a bit warmer once again. 00:28:28,075 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: mexico's confirmed coronavirus deaths have exceeded

it was the first time the final had been played at wembley without fans, and chelsea were quickest to christian pulisic putting them ahead after just five minutes. aubameyang has been linked with a move away this summer, but there was no questioning his commitment yesterday. he equalised with a penalty and then scored a sensational winner. manager mikel arteta said aubameyang needed more experience with trophies, after he dropped the cup, before eventually holding it aloft. arteta says he wants to build a squad around him next season, but for now, he's happy to have yet another fa cup triumph. it is a double reward for us. it's really important for this club, in every way, to be in europe. we've done it through this competition, winning it. it's part of our history. it's 1a now. i contributed, we all did it, so i'm so happy. eddie howe wrote an open letter to bournemouth fans, after leaving the club by mutual consent. he told them it was one of the hardest decisions he'd ever had to make. the club's five—year spell in the premier league came to an end when they were relegated last wee

in sport, arsenal have won the fa cup finalfor a record 14th time, beating chelsea 2—1 at wembley.rophy in front of a stadium of 90,000 empty seats, because of coronavirus restrictions. victory secured arsenal's place in the europa league next season. the team's manager mikel arteta says that's an additional bonus for the club. it isa it is a double reward for us. it is a double reward for us. it is a double reward for us. it is really important for this clu b it is really important for this club in every way to be in europe. we have gone into this competition and winning it as pa rt competition and winning it as part of our history, 1a now, i contributed, we all did it so i am so happy. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello there. the heat and humidity ebbed away during the course of saturday and resulted in a much more comfortable night for sleeping. but again, as we know, on friday, we were just shy of 38 celsius. we had our third hottest day on record. just to show you the contrast, just about everywhere was ten this degrees down on that on saturday. so, it fe

in sport arsenal have won the fa cup for a record 14th time, beating chelsea 2—1 at wembley.90,000 empty seats, because of coronavirus restrictions. victory secured arsenal's place in the europa league next season. the team's manager mikel arteta says that's a bonus. it is a double reward for us. it is really important for this club in every way to be in europe. we have gone into this competition, winning it as part of our history, 1a now, i contributed, we all did it, so i am so happy. two astronauts on board the space x capsule are hurtling back towards earth right now, after the dragon endeavour capsule successfully undocked from the international space station. it is due to splash down off the western coast of florida later on sunday. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello there. the heat and humidity ebbed away during the course of saturday and resulted in a much more comfortable night for sleeping. but again, as we know, on friday, with just shy of 38 celsius, we had our third hottest day on record. just to show you the contrast, just about everywhere w

obviously there was no opportunity to be at wembley today but it's pretty obvious.e papers are filled with brilliant picture of aubameyang doing his favourite summer “— aubameyang doing his favourite summer “ somersault. aubameyang doing his favourite summer —— somersault. i really happy moment in the midst of all this. the duke holds a party at sandringham, gets one or two celebrities including tony adams. socially distanced, as we can see. shyama is a londoner too, who are you cheering for? i'm a londoner but i'm a bit upset about this photograph because i noticed that apart from some sort of assistant behind tony adams in the top picture, there isn't as single women insight which is exactly why you don't get enough women tuning in to the fa cup final. thank you for the moment. we'll talk to you both again in an hour when iain and shyama will be back for another look at the papers but coming up next it is click. hey, welcome to click. hope you are doing ok. this week, we have something special for you. you see, every so often we start investigating a subject, thin

for the fa cup final will appreciate the change in the weather it looks like it should be dry at wembleyening. those will push their way into scotland, we keep the cool air coming in on the westerly breeze. so temperatures overnight, saturday night into sunday morning, a little bit lower, probably a more comfortable night for sleeping — 11 to 1a degrees. again on saturday, a day of sunshine, and showers. probably more showers around on sunday. especially across the northern half of the uk and some of those could be on the heavy side as well. it's continuing to cool off, temperatures continuing to drop away a little bit, our high on sunday in the southeast is 23 celsius. more of the same on monday. same sort of temperatures, sunshine and showers, perhaps heavier showers in the afternoon for the eastern side of england. it's getting a long way away but i think around tuesday and wednesday we could be in for some wetter and windier weather. but by end of next week, probably turning quite a bit warmer once again. goodbye. hello and welcome to bbc news. mexico has become the country with the

many theatres are old buildings which makes them very difficult to adapt but the troubadour here in wembley and it'sjust a better atmosphere when you've got more space. and this is really what's made it possible. this, and the testing facility. what if someone tests positive, what would you do then? we had two people first day test positive. this test is extremely sensitive and they were just over the borderline but we sent them home. those were technicians, so so far it hasn't impacted hugely on the show. theatres in england had been told they could open from august 1st, but that was delayed until at least august 15th. producers are hoping to open this show on the 25th, government guidance permitted. audiences will be temperature checked on arrival and numbers limited. rather than saying there is two there, two there, two there, two there, there is lots of threes or fours and they do it when people book. when they phone in, they see what's available and they will put them in theirown bubble, as it were, in the auditorium. as well as daily testing, cast and crew will also wear face covering

, the women's community shield will return — and take place immediately before the men's final at wembleythe first match since the season was cut short in february — and be between the women's super league winners chelsea and fa cup holders manchester city. the league season will start the following saturday. britain's number one women's tennis playerjo konta says she was suffering from heart palpitations and felt light—headed in a match — as her us open preparations took a setback. konta — who's at the bottom of your screen — was beaten by in straight sets by world number 48 marie bouzkova at the lexington 0pen — a warm up event for the grand slam which starts at the end of the month. british number two heather watson also lost to american jennifer brady. it's a big day for five—time winner ronnie 0'sullivan and defending championjudd trump — who both trail in their quarter final matches that get under way shortly at the world snooker championships. three—time winner mark selby is fairing a bit better however... he's through to the semi's after beating 2010 winner neil robertson 13—7 and

grateful to the club's fans for the support they've shown, even though they weren't able to be at wembleyhe football league for the first time in their history. they beat notts county 3—1 in the national league final. that's harrogate's second promotion in three seasons and they have league two football to look forward to in around six weeks' time. it's a remarkable rise for a team that only turned professional four years ago. a combination of good people behind—the—scenes and young aspirational footballers that are all driven, in aspirational footballers that are alldriven, ina aspirational footballers that are all driven, in a good culture of the clu b all driven, in a good culture of the club that is pretty old school values. we all want the same thing at there are no egos allowed in the building, we don't stand for that. it isa building, we don't stand for that. it is a bit ofa building, we don't stand for that. it is a bit of a throwback at times, the culture, because everyone is honest, everyone is punctual. i think that is at the heart of it. i think that is at the heart of it. thi

promised land of the premier league after beating brentford 2—1 in the championship play—off final at wembley extra time, joe bryan spotted david raya in the goal off his lane and took full advantage from 40 yards, a nightmare for the keeper. when he moment though for bryan and he wasn't done. a couple minutes from time, he sealed fulham's return back to the top flight. brentford did get on the score sheet after death but it was too late to make a difference. now, premier league clubs involved in the latter stages of european cup competitions are said to be given a delayed start to the new season. those affected include manchester united who face austrian side lask in the europa league on wednesday. wolves are also in the last 16 whilst manchester city and chelsea remain in the champions league. a 30—day period has been agreed in principle which means any club involved in the quarterfinals of either competition will not start their season on the 12th of september when the new premier league campaign begins. and it was a thrilling finish to the final one—day international in southampton as ire

last played germany in november, a 2—1 defeat in front of a record crowd of almost 78 thousand at wembley tottenham have a trip to bulgaria next month. the tie against lokomotiv plovdiv on september 17th is a straight knockout. rangers travel to gibraltar to face lincoln red imps. aberdeen are also away against norwegian's viking. motherwell have a short hop to face coleraine in northern ireland. linfield are at home to malta's floriana. welsh sides, the new saints, bala town and connah's quay are also involved. there's the spurs tie and what a game for ireland's shamrock rovers, ac milan at home. hoping to be talking to someone from shamrock rovers over on bbc news later. england cricketers play pakistan in the final t20 tomorrow but they've named their squads for the white ball series against australia that starts this week. test captainjoe root is back in the one—day squad but won't be involved in the t20's that get underway on friday. jason roy misses out with a side strain and still no ben stokes who has been given time off to be with his family in new zealand. jofra archer, sam curr

aubameyang works his wembley magic, scoring twice, and lifting the fa cup for arsenal, as they beat chelsea

in sport, arsenal have won the fa cup finalfor a record 14th time, beating chelsea 2—1 at wembley.lifted the trophy in front of a stadium of 90,000 empty seats, because of coronavirus restrictions. victory secured arsenal's place in the europa league next season. the team's manager mikel arteta says that's an additional bonus for the club. it is a double reward for us. it is really important for this club in every way to be in europe. we have gone into this competition and winning it as part of our history, 1a now, i contributed, we all did it so i am so happy. to astronauts on board a spacex capsule are hurtling back towards earth right now after the dragon endeavour capital successfully undocked from the international space station. so it has successfully undocked and is in space right now, due to splashdown off the western coast of florida later on sunday. that is american time, and as! sunday. that is american time, and as i said, there was safe to proceed with the landing even though there is a tropical storm in the area so they will need to be mindful of the weather. the crew