just like zoe smith, having lost her funding after injury, smith has been working full—time in a coffeeitions. in the last few minutes england have added to that medal tally. sophie thornville in the 1,000 metres. and now manchester city know a win will secure the title. but they will have to beat their city rivals united to do it. for so many years, manchester's footballing landscape was ruled by the red of united. but the rise of their neighbours has been unrelenting and now blue is the colour — city the dominant force. their local and national superiority poised to be confirmed with the premier league title. i'm so happy with what we have done. at home the people can come all the season, full stadium and support the guys, because they deserve all of it. they deserve all the credit. because we defend that badge, the club. here at etihad city will hope to celebrate. never before had the premier league been won as early as seventh april nor have the champions been crowned with as many as six games to spare. the side is something i have never seen before. the football is amazing. every p

zoe smith has won silver, despite all her problems. yeah, i watched snatch before i came down here.e? don't say that to me yet! i enjoy weightlifting, as you can probably tell. that was not expected! we will get back to mike 0regan. we have lost the line. we will bejoining him added later in the programme. here‘s ben with a look at this morning‘s weather. it looks gorgeous on the gold coast but i don‘t think we can expect it here. i will try and inject a bit of excitement. it is nothing like it is on the gold coast, obviously. we have got some sunshine to come year through the weekend. not too much to be found in eastbourne. cloudy scenes. look at the picture in aberdeenshire. beautiful blue skies. it is that mixed bag of whether that ta kes it is that mixed bag of whether that takes us through the weekend. it will be mild. there will be spelt of sunshine. equally, outbreaks of ring. courtesy of this pipeline of cloud. you can see it quite clearly on the satellite picture. this area of cloud wriggling around, sitting in place across the british isles. at times it will bring outbreak

i'm going to talk to zoe smith, another weightlifting medalfor england's. medal for england's. adversity. you have the injury, funding cut. tell us work you were working, full—time. funding cut. tell us work you were working, full-time. the funding cut happened. i had the injury first which kept me out of rio 2016 which was disappointing. and then following that there was the funding cut. i was working as a very stuck for a little while in said polls. —— barista. my training, it wasn't for my training. i essentially packed up and moved to loughborough, where i now work in a bubble tea kiosk. yeah... will people be to come and see your metal? i actually will bring it into work and b, hey, what would you like? also, would you like see my medal? it's crazy. a lot of work must have gone in outside work i was. absolutely. i've grafted a bit recently. just really tried to make the best of a bad situation, really. nobody wants to lose their funding and nobody wants to have to not be able to train full—time. i've made the best of it. i'm back in couege made the best of it. i'm back in

just like team—mate zoe smith, having lost her funding after injury, smith has been working full—timeto fund her athletic ambitions. not even a back injury can stand in her way. that is all you will sport an hour. here is click. this week, we're talking 5g, the latest mobile network tech, starring robot hands, robot feet and a robo worm. welcome to bournemouth on the south coast of the united kingdom, famous for sandy beaches, seaside amusements... and having the worst ag mobile reception in the uk. i hate it. it's not good in anywhere, really. it's very, very temperamental and really, it's really not good. well, there's some good news. 5g, the next generation of mobile network, is coming. but it's notjust about your phone. 5g promises to enable self—driving cars, smart cities and the whole internet of things, as every machine starts talking to every other machine. this week, the first stage of bidding to become a 5g operator in the uk ended with ee, 3, 02 and vodafone splashing out more than £1.3 billion for the privilege. now, to date, no standards have been agreed, but we do have a

zoe smith now has the full collection of commonwealth medals after sealing gold in the 63 kilo categoryrs ago. compatriot jack oliver took silver in the men's 77 kilo. wales and scotland's men's hockey teams both lost for the first time in the pool stages to dent their hopes of qualifying for the knockout stage. wales were well beaten by malaysia three zero while scotland lost one zero to canada. two go through from each five team pool. but let's reflect a bit more on adam peaty‘s success. he's now gone four years without losing a race and in winning earlier i spoke to the former gb and england swimmer mark foster. it isa it is a huge achievement. it means he has stayed at the top for a number of years. he would like to see himself going to another olympic games. he has a lot more years left in him. as a champion, you stand on the block and you can either win or a bottle. going from being the challenger to suddenly being the champion, the mindset is a little bit different. you are a dirty be shot out. i have said many times with adam himself, he is so far ahead of the rest of the world,

just like team—mates zoe smith having lost her funding after injury, she has been working full—time in it is a huge day in the premier league today. manchester city know that a win will be good enough to secure the title but they will have debates across city rivals united to do it. pep guardiola's side are 16 points clear at the top of the table and with six months is that that to today it would be the earliest tea m that that to today it would be the earliest team has won the competition but he says winning it against united isn't a top priority. when it happens at the end it is what we have done and the way you we have played this season and the people have enjoyed the way we play if mourinho, that is not the end of the book, it is the end of this season and we were the better team. you can listen to all the action on bbc five live. that game gets under way at 5:30pm. before that the merseyside derby at goodison park in a very busy afternoon in the premier league. we are at the halfway stage in the masters golf. tiger woods made the cut but perhaps not surprisingly defending champio

in the last half hour or so, zoe smith has won a silver medal for england in the women's 63kg weightliftinginjury. earlierjack oliver also claimed a silverfor england in the men's 77 kilogram category. a big shock in the squash tournament. top seed laura massaro is out after losing the tesni evans of wales. evans, who is the british champion, has now beaten massaro in their last three meetings, and faces another englishwoman, sarahjane—perry, in the last four. manchester city can finally win the premier league title later today. they have to do is beat their rivals and neighbours manchester united later at the etihad. they have home advantage as well. if they pull it off they will take the title with more games to spare than any the side in english top—flight history. when it happens at the end, it is what we have done and the way we have played this season. it is not the day we won. in 2018, we were the better team. wales manager jayne ludlow said their goalless draw againt england in their women's world cup qualifier in southampton, was probably the best result in their history. they're a

in the last half hour or so, zoe smith has won a silver medal for england in the women's 63kg weightliftingierjack oliver also claimed a silverfor england in the men's 77 kilogram category. a big shock in the squash tournament. top seed laura massaro is out after losing the tesni evans of wales. evans, who is the british champion, has now beaten massaro in their last three meetings, and faces another englishwoman, sarahjane—perry, in the last four. look at this. i am really enjoying this. the music, the colours and the lights. plenty of sports to look forward to tonight. it will be a huge night. watch out for katie archbold —— caged —— katie archbold and neil fakie. in the swimming pool there is only one person they are talking about on australian networks and it is adam peaty. a lot of people asking, will you break the world record tonight in the 100 metres breaststroke ? record tonight in the 100 metres breaststroke? for now, a chance to catch our breath and you can enjoy some of the music and dance. that is mike trying to convince us he is working! he is clearly at a gig- he is working!