with in edinburgh at ten. keep up with the latest of elements of the bbc website. now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening... after a season of points deductions in the premier league, are the financial rules that were used to punish teams about to change? ronnie in a rush... o'sullivan makes the quarter finals of the world snooker championship... sweeping aside ryan day an apology from billy vunipola after being charged in spain after an incident the england international says was a misunderstanding. also coming up on sportsday... and after travis clayton took his next step on the road to the nfl, we speak to his former rugby coach about a player whose new career could make him millions

yes, it's a bit more than three bear and three meals at the end of the game, certainly a and three meals at the end of the game, certainlya big and three meals at the end of the game, certainly a big transition. hello again. even amidst one of the more contested title races in recent years, this has been a season when the premier league's financial rules have provided a telling subplot. everton, nottingham forest, — and even though they weren't in the top flight this time — leicester, have all fallen foul of the regulations. points deductions have been dished out to the first two, but after just one season of sanctions, could the profit and sustainability rules be on the way out? a majority of clubs today voted to pursue a new financial model called �*anchoring'. it's more of a spending cap rather than a measure of a club's losses, and, were it to be adopted,

could come in the season after next. our sports editor dan roan is at old trafford... dan we've onlyjust got used to psr. now we have anchoring... can you explain? yes, so this system would effectively result in a hard salary cap to tie the permitted expenditure by clubs to the television revenue at the bottom placed clubs. if that club earned around £100 million, that's roughly what southampton earned as bottom placed club that season, the top clubs, no other club, in fact, season, the top clubs, no other club, infact, could season, the top clubs, no other club, in fact, could spend any more than half £1 billion if the multiple was five. that is effectively deep principal it may move up or down. it is entering or anchoring and the

idea is it would perhaps result in more competitive balance in the premier league, more fairness at a time when manchester city, a crosstown, they could wind a fourth title in seven seasons —— a fifth title. if the oil off the threat of arsenal. it looks like liverpool have for than a week of course. there is a fear on the part of some clubs that perhaps simply sending into the sunset, they have too much of a way financial advantage. other clubs, liverpooland of a way financial advantage. other clubs, liverpool and arsenal and spurs, file they have tried to spend responsibly but have rivals who have too many financial resources. on some of this regime, also a squad cost model, the ua five based model, that clubs are also committed to

bringing this is nastiness, unanimity behind that but on this new anchoring principal it's more contentious and there's more of a split in the camp and to date, the majority of clubs voted today to advance the talks and have further analysis of what it would mean i have a decisive vote i had of the meeting in the summer. we would persevere. — meeting in the summer. we would persevere. we're _ meeting in the summer. we would persevere, we're getting _ meeting in the summer. we would persevere, we're getting some - persevere, we're getting some break—up, you mentioned that you mentioned unanimity, there is a rare thing in the premier league, there was some opposition to the plans, even though they carry today, what is the nature of that opposition? the opposition came from manchester united and manchester city and aston villa, all against this idea and chelsea abstained, in the minority, and their concern is to restrict clubs in this way it would stall their investment, see the best

players leave the premier league or fitzpatrick them, and had an advantage there european rivals, so advantage there european rivals, so a source of concern on their part, but today's news is that the majority of clubs are in favour in principle at this stage of pursuing the talks as i had of a potential decisive vote this summer. if it is brought in the season after next, a long way to go, the pfa have also expressed their concern, they expressed their against his hard salary cap. there's plenty more to come before this story over, more to come. ~ ., , ., ., ~ come. apologies for the sound wake u . come. apologies for the sound wake u- but i come. apologies for the sound wake up but i hepe _ come. apologies for the sound wake up but i hope what _ come. apologies for the sound wake up but i hope what dan was - come. apologies for the sound wake up but i hope what dan was saying i up but i hope what dan was saying was conveyed to you nonetheless. one of those teams embroiled in the current financial regulations in the premier league will be a top flight club again next season. leicester were promoted from the championship without playing when leeds lost on friday night, and thoughts of facing an independent commission

for breaching psr rules will be be far from their minds tonight as they celebrate going up in two places. first, at preston, where the team could win the title with a win, and at the king power, where fans are gathered to watch the game on a big screen. we're heading to deepdale, though, and colin hazeldine... 5600 leicester city fans making the journey to the match this evening, and also making the journey former leicester city captain. it's a much more relaxed affair than we thought it would be this evening. absolutely, obviously the results at the weekend have helped without them actually kicking a ball. the performance on tuesday night against southampton, probably the best performance of the season, 5—0 winners, and put pressure on those teams. there's a certain amount of pressure that has been taken off

leicester city, so they're not looking behind at the chasing pack coming up on their rails, so that pressure is gone because promotion has been achieved, but still pressure on this game, the last away game of the season of sub as you say, the oa finds would pack that stand out and we want to put on a good show tonight and get three points. good show tonight and get three oints. �* , . ., , good show tonight and get three oints. , . ., , ., good show tonight and get three oints. , ., ., points. and be champions. how hard after a celebration, _ points. and be champions. how hard after a celebration, do _ points. and be champions. how hard after a celebration, do you _ points. and be champions. how hard after a celebration, do you ride - points. and be champions. how hard after a celebration, do you ride the l after a celebration, do you ride the wave or pull yourself back up again? we saw the players and managers celebrate, do you put yourself back up? celebrate, do you put yourself back u . ? �* , celebrate, do you put yourself back u? �*, ' . celebrate, do you put yourself back u? �* , ' . , ., celebrate, do you put yourself back u? t , a _, a, up? it's difficult, i tell you from experience. _ up? it's difficult, i tell you from experience, but _ up? it's difficult, i tell you from experience, but yes, _ up? it's difficult, i tell you from experience, but yes, there - up? it's difficult, i tell you from experience, but yes, there willl up? it's difficult, i tell you from - experience, but yes, there will want to go out on a high, winter nights, and when their last game against blackburn at the weekend and reach the 100 point goal. its enemies and mark to reach, those 100 points, so they will try to win their next two games, which starts here tonight, give the away find something to sing about, and go either we can and do it there. figs

about, and go either we can and do it there. �* , , ., ,., , ,., it there. as the season rebuilt some ofthe it there. as the season rebuilt some of the connection _ it there. as the season rebuilt some of the connection between - it there. as the season rebuilt some of the connection between the - it there. as the season rebuilt some of the connection between the fines | of the connection between the fines and the club? i of the connection between the fines and the club?— and the club? i would like to think so. all season _ and the club? i would like to think so. all season whenever - and the club? i would like to think so. all season whenever leicesterj so. all season whenever leicester city have one games, the coaches urged him to go clinic with the fence, whether home or away, so tonight, with them gets in over the line and back to the promised land, as it were, hopefully the players and fans will have that connection and fans will have that connection and that's dearly needed.- and fans will have that connection and that's dearly needed. thank you for talkinu and that's dearly needed. thank you for talking to — and that's dearly needed. thank you for talking to us, _ and that's dearly needed. thank you for talking to us, jerry _ and that's dearly needed. thank you for talking to us, jerry taggart, - and that's dearly needed. thank you for talking to us, jerry taggart, so i for talking to us, jerry taggart, so by the end of the season, three points were leicester city would mean they are champions of the championship. a different atmosphere in the stands behind quality —— colin. english clubs might have been knocked out of the champions league, but there are still two key english players involved. the first leg of bayern munich against real madrid is tomorrow night in germany, a game which over here is understandably being billed as harry kane againstjude bellingham. and having managed his current team

against bellingham's former side borussia dortmund, thomas tuchel is talking from experience when he said today the england midielder has had an extraordinary development he was fantastic here in the bundesliga, and how he has progressed to show the level of personality, i think it is only buses will with a huge personality. everyone who plays for real madrid, plays with the pressure of the shirt and the pressure to play for this club, with the demands and expectations. he handled it like he has never done anything else before, and he is very dangerous and physical and is game. and he is very dangerous and physicaland is game. he and he is very dangerous and physical and is game. he is the absolute key player in a very offensive position. we are well aware of it, and we try to find solutions tomorrow. the four players involved in the afternoon session at the world snooker championship didn't hang around for long because two of them wrapped up second round wins in very little time.

kyren wilson beat crucible debutante 13—6, while ronnie o'sullivan reached the quarter finals by winning the three frames he needed to beat ryan day 13—7. after the match, he spoke to rob walker about overcoming his recent struggles on and off the table. such a long time into doldrums, two years holding it down and not mention anything, but it has been challenging, even taking medication for anxiety. challenging, even taking medication foranxiety. even challenging, even taking medication for anxiety. even in small tournaments when i'm not plain, that's how bad the game can meet me feel at times. i didn't want to do that any more, so i had a bit of excitement the last few weeks, feeling like i can get through the ball better, then you come down and crush the earth, out there last night starting to wonder a bit and thought if i could get back on track. there were bits there today so it a bit more optimism and relief

that i can sustain it. no good doing it for one match or the all tournament, you have to sustain it for a few months, even a year. played great for three years, but can have by day, hejust had played great for three years, but can have by day, he just had to get it right. is can have by day, he 'ust had to get it riuht. , can have by day, he 'ust had to get itriuht. , ., it right. is the case over the last three years _ it right. is the case over the last three years that _ it right. is the case over the last three years that you _ it right. is the case over the last three years that you have - it right. is the case over the last three years that you have been l it right. is the case over the last. three years that you have been at the top for so long, you are arriving at tournaments and people are literally handing you the trophy the minute you walk in?— are literally handing you the trophy the minute you walk in? you have to win it. in terms _ the minute you walk in? you have to win it. in terms of _ the minute you walk in? you have to win it. in terms of people _ the minute you walk in? you have to win it. in terms of people expecting | win it. in terms of people expecting to do that, — win it. in terms of people expecting to do that, is _ win it. in terms of people expecting to do that, is that _ win it. in terms of people expecting to do that, is that part _ win it. in terms of people expecting to do that, is that part of _ win it. in terms of people expecting to do that, is that part of why - win it. in terms of people expecting to do that, is that part of why you l to do that, is that part of why you found the last two years difficult, the massive exultation and people assuming you will win? i’zre the massive exultation and people assuming you will win?— assuming you will win? i've been used to it since _ assuming you will win? i've been used to it since i've _ assuming you will win? i've been used to it since i've been - assuming you will win? i've been used to it since i've been ten, i used to it since i've been ten, everybody expect me to win every tournament i turn up to play, so i have going with that as i played, so i've been conditioned to dealing with that pressure. it doesn't bother me, it's a pressure i put on myself, knowing what i am capable of if i don't produce it, and if i find this game hard, my life get hard, if

ifind it easy this game hard, my life get hard, if i find it easy life this game hard, my life get hard, if ifind it easy life becomes this game hard, my life get hard, if i find it easy life becomes a pleasant place again. i have tried to disassociate from its which is not easy, i try not to identify with the port and it identifies me, but it's hard. i have accepted it will never happen, ijust have to try to minimise the bad performances or the bad, what i considerfeeling out there when i'm playing. i've always said, if i'm curing well and loose, i'm ina said, if i'm curing well and loose, i'm in a great place, looking forward to the next one, it's about looking forward to playing and the next one, when you're winning and not looking for the plane, it's not a good place to be. enjoyment is number one, and feeling like i could at least push my cue through, which is the most important thing. o'sullivan will face either jack lisowski or stuart bingham in the quarterfinals as he chases that record eighth world title. let's get more now from our team in sheffield. rishi persad has been speaking to stephen hendry and steve davis.

another terrific day at the world championship here in sheffield and ronnie o'sullivan has sealed his spotin ronnie o'sullivan has sealed his spot in the quarterfinals against ryan day, how impressed were you stephen? i ryan day, how impressed were you stehen? ., , ryan day, how impressed were you stehen? , ,, , stephen? i was impressed with his match and focus. _ stephen? i was impressed with his match and focus. he _ stephen? i was impressed with his match and focus. he has _ stephen? i was impressed with his match and focus. he has not - stephen? i was impressed with his match and focus. he has not been| stephen? i was impressed with his l match and focus. he has not been at his best, taking over and doing enough to where he is, only it's a percent shots at some stages, if you get to the final he would be mid 90s, still in and dangerous. people assume he — 90s, still in and dangerous. people assume he has _ 90s, still in and dangerous. people assume he has lots _ 90s, still in and dangerous. people assume he has lots of _ 90s, still in and dangerous. people assume he has lots of gears - 90s, still in and dangerous. people assume he has lots of gears left . 90s, still in and dangerous. people assume he has lots of gears left to | assume he has lots of gears left to go. assume he has lots of gears left to a 0- ., assume he has lots of gears left to to. ., , assume he has lots of gears left to o, ., , , . assume he has lots of gears left to to. ., , , . ., go. not being stretch in a tournament _ go. not being stretch in a tournament yet, - go. not being stretch in a tournament yet, so - go. not being stretch in a tournament yet, so it's i go. not being stretch in a tournament yet, so it's a | go. not being stretch in a - tournament yet, so it's a long haul, but i _ tournament yet, so it's a long haul, but i like _ tournament yet, so it's a long haul, but i like what i hear from ronnie 0'sullivah — but i like what i hear from ronnie o'sullivan. his attitude seems to be in good _ o'sullivan. his attitude seems to be in good shape as well, so sometimes when that— in good shape as well, so sometimes when that is— in good shape as well, so sometimes when that is in good shape, he's very— when that is in good shape, he's very dangerous and hard to beat. it would _ very dangerous and hard to beat. it would take — very dangerous and hard to beat. it would take a wonderful performance by somebody to turn them over. it has to— by somebody to turn them over. it has to he — by somebody to turn them over. it

has to be the level of luca brecel from _ has to be the level of luca brecel from last— has to be the level of luca brecel from last year. has to be the level of luca brecel from last year-— from last year. another player lookin: from last year. another player looking dangerous _ from last year. another player looking dangerous is - from last year. another player looking dangerous is kyren - from last year. another player - looking dangerous is kyren wilson, in the quarterfinals for a seven—time. in the quarterfinals for a seven-time.— in the quarterfinals for a seven-time. ~ ~ , seven-time. when he went 6-2 up, he was brilliant. — seven-time. when he went 6-2 up, he was brilliant, and _ seven-time. when he went 6-2 up, he was brilliant, and coming _ seven-time. when he went 6-2 up, he was brilliant, and coming into - seven-time. when he went 6-2 up, he was brilliant, and coming into the - was brilliant, and coming into the tournament fresh. not played in two or three tournaments for a while, so he is fresh, 17 days will not phasing, and he has been in the final before knowing what is required, so that half of the draw has a great chance to get to the final. �* . ., has a great chance to get to the final. �* .., ., , ., ,., final. i've come and sit in on some of his sessions _ final. i've come and sit in on some of his sessions under— final. i've come and sit in on some of his sessions under the - final. i've come and sit in on some of his sessions under the player i final. i've come and sit in on some i of his sessions under the player was not been _ of his sessions under the player was not been stretched, but i'll be interested in if you still around the table. _ interested in if you still around the table, he was down to 20 seconds in a shot— the table, he was down to 20 seconds in a shot at— the table, he was down to 20 seconds in a shot at one stage, but he looks confident and fluent and because of that hes— confident and fluent and because of that he's better. too confident and fluent and because of that he's better.— that he's better. too much is come toniuht, that he's better. too much is come tonight. the _ that he's better. too much is come tonight, the final _ that he's better. too much is come tonight, the final two _ that he's better. too much is come tonight, the final two quarterfinals| tonight, the final two quarterfinals places, i would ask you for the results of jack lisowski versus stuart bingham, stephen. jack results of jack lisowski versus stuart bingham, stephen. jack has to net his stuart bingham, stephen. jack has to get his focus — stuart bingham, stephen. jack has to get his focus back, _ stuart bingham, stephen. jack has to get his focus back, he _ stuart bingham, stephen. jack has to get his focus back, he lost _ stuart bingham, stephen. jack has to get his focus back, he lost it - stuart bingham, stephen. jack has to get his focus back, he lost it in - get his focus back, he lost it in that session, the chance to win the

second session and didn't, if he gets his focus back, he will make the difference.— gets his focus back, he will make the difference. mark allen 9-7 up auainst the difference. mark allen 9-7 up against john _ the difference. mark allen 9-7 up against john higgins, _ the difference. mark allen 9-7 up against john higgins, how - the difference. mark allen 9-7 up against john higgins, how would l the difference. mark allen 9-7 up . against john higgins, how would that againstjohn higgins, how would that unfold? against john higgins, how would that unfold? ~ ~ , unfold? mark looks like he broke the back of his performance _ unfold? mark looks like he broke the back of his performance yesterday, l back of his performance yesterday, in a good _ back of his performance yesterday, in a good way, stuck under pressure for which _ in a good way, stuck under pressure for which of— in a good way, stuck under pressure for which of that match up to the point _ for which of that match up to the point after— for which of that match up to the point after the interval of the second — point after the interval of the second session, just open up a bit and relaxed — second session, just open up a bit and relaxed and looked a better player— and relaxed and looked a better player because of that. it'll tough forjohn_ player because of that. it'll tough forjohn higgins 9—7 behind. more forjohn higgins 9-7 behind. more coveraue forjohn higgins 9-7 behind. more coverage from _ forjohn higgins 9-7 behind. more coverage from the _ forjohn higgins 9—7 behind. me coverage from the crucible coming up at seven p:m., hazel irvine will be in the hot seat. england rugby union international billy vunipola has apologised after being charged in spain following an alleged incident on the island of mallorca. vunipola called it a "misunderstanding" and said there was no violence... while the bbc understands he was tasered by police who were called to a bar in the island's capital palma. our sports news correspondent laura scott has more. we know that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club on majorca in the early hours

of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, described what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that, "contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and, following an express trial, i have paid a fine of 240 euros." having paid that fine, we know the spanish police investigation has closed and billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk, and he is due back later today. what will now follow is an internal process at saracens and he says he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconvenience he has caused during this incident.

you're watching sportsday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today.. british riders anna henderson and lizzie deignan were caught in a crash on stage two of the women's vuelta a espana — while blanka vas is the new race leader afterfinishing second behind the canadian national champion alisonjackson... who celebrated in style. thiago silva is to leave chelsea at the end of the season after four years and three trophies. the brazilian defender is 39 and hopes to return to stamford bridge in a new role in the future... saying that his love for the club is "indescribable". a record number of people have applied to take part in next year's london marathon. race organisers says they've received over 840,000 applications, breaking the world record set in last year's public ballot. british heavyweight anthonyjoshua

says he expects to fight at wembley stadium in september. the former world champion beat francis ngannou last time out for his fourth win in a row, and could face the winner of either daniel dubois and filip hrgovic or deontay wilder and zhilei zhang. there are plenty of places on the tennis tour that are likely saying goodbye to rafa nadal, in what's expected to be his final year before retiring — but few will have more of a tear in its eye than madrid. the masters event in the capital is one of the spaniards home tournaments. and he's reached the last 16 with another win today. ben croucher was watching. when you reach a certain point in your career, the best may be behind you. this may be first or swansong, but he's not ready to bow outjust yet. against argentina is pedro

cushing, who prior to this we had not won elections october, not darla's back and worked fine. not much wrong with that. first set 6—1. in the second, rafah nadal�*s focus on little dip and his appointment capitalise. two bricks up and serving for the set but this is rafah nadal on clay in spain, the movement and power may have waned, the heart, you dare doubt him. this though is not the rafah nadal of old. he was taken a distance, and rafah nadal gets a fairy tale when in madrid, it may be unlikely, if this is the long goodbye, the best is yet to come? ben croucher, bbc news nadal through... cameron norrie is out. the british number one losing in straight sets to fifth seed casper ruud. he was a break up in the second but couldn't hold on going out 6—2 6—4.

third seed daniil medvedev struggled against usa's seb korda, but after coming through a second set tie break, he eventually triumphed 5—7, 7—6, 6—3. it was also straightforward for the women's top seed and world number one iga swiatek. the pole lost the first game of her match against sara sorribes tormo but then won the next 12 in a row to go through. the madrid masters is the only top level clay court tournament that swiatek has not won in her career. next, to the man who's gone from basingstoke to buffalo. it's notjust louis rees zammit that has swapped one oval shaped ball for another. travis clayton is a second british prospect on the league's international player pathway whose roots are in rugby. selected by the buffalo bills in the nfl's draft at the weekend, clayton now begins another tough journey to try and make the bills' regular season roster. but the basingstoke rugby club coach richard cheetham told me his former player is following a long—held ambition. the composition we had when we met

two years ago in trenton, his dream was to be an nfl player not being familiar with the process, i thought they recruited from within america, and i didn't know how he would follow that journey through, but it was a dream, as long as i've known him, and he never give up on it. you don't mind — him, and he never give up on it. you don't mind the _ him, and he never give up on it. you don't mind the eighth tear in rugby in england being a stepping stone to another sport in another country? i inc. it's a compliment, i think basingstoke is doing well, i hope more plays they're attracted to this as a pathway. more plays they're attracted to this as a pathway-— as a pathway. how much is his character _ as a pathway. how much is his character suited _ as a pathway. how much is his character suited to _ as a pathway. how much is his character suited to the - as a pathway. how much is his i character suited to the challenge facing them? he has a long way to go already, but still lots of work to do. , . ., ., already, but still lots of work to do. his character and discipline and diliuence do. his character and discipline and diligence and _ do. his character and discipline and diligence and training _ do. his character and discipline and diligence and training my _ do. his character and discipline and diligence and training my he's - diligence and training my he's focused on what to do right from the start, for mining. his attributes physically on the pitch, they will stand him in good stead stop he has good psychological strength and

physical strength that definitely will work together. he physical strength that definitely will work together.— physical strength that definitely will work together. he played as a winner for will work together. he played as a winnerforvou. — will work together. he played as a winner for you, so _ will work together. he played as a winner for you, so the _ will work together. he played as a winner for you, so the speed - will work together. he played as a i winner for you, so the speed kind of winnerfor you, so the speed kind of obvious, but makes a difference, right? obvious, but makes a difference, riuht? ., �* , obvious, but makes a difference, mm? ., a obvious, but makes a difference, riuht? ., �*, .,, ., right? that's your worst nightmare, a opposition — right? that's your worst nightmare, a opposition winner, _ right? that's your worst nightmare, a opposition winner, six _ right? that's your worst nightmare, a opposition winner, six running - a opposition winner, six running flat out as you. he's an imposing person on the pitch, absolutely. abs, person on the pitch, absolutely. a ready night in basingstoke, a snowy night in buffalo could be coming his way as well, but the compensation is that if you make the team and has a successful career, offensive lineman make 20— $25 million a year, quite a jump. pt, make 20- $25 million a year, quite a “um -. �* , make 20- $25 million a year, quite a 'um, �* , ., make 20- $25 million a year, quite a “um. �* , ., ., �* .,, jump. a bit more than three bears after the the _ jump. a bit more than three bears after the the game _ jump. a bit more than three bears after the the game in _ jump. a bit more than three bears| after the the game in basingstoke, such a change is certain, but he's a team player, everybody knows travis, he's a great person, and what i know of him, he will not lose the connection with the people who supported and surrounded them on the journey. great to be a part of it.

he called me yesterday and i reminded him when he was attending extends at basingstoke on a tuesday night with his injury, and his dedication to his rehabilitation, there was no question about his mindset whatsoever, about being able to adapt it to the new environment and apply himself. the mindset he showed in overcoming his injury and not giving up on his dream. showed in overcoming his in'ury and not giving up on his dream._ not giving up on his dream. richard cheetham on _ not giving up on his dream. richard cheetham on travis _ not giving up on his dream. richard cheetham on travis clayton. - not giving up on his dream. richard cheetham on travis clayton. i'm . not giving up on his dream. richard i cheetham on travis clayton. i'm sure you've heard this saying he divide the laws of gravity, the dmx writer has made history by completing the largest full loop ever recorded in world biking. he performed the trick, and it is a trick, inside a disused pipe in the a city, 7.5 metres high, will watch it more than once, that is as tall as a 2—story building was up it looks incredibly dangerous whatever�*s speed it is at, it's14 do not trade at home. his completion

of the record printed scenes of understandable celebrations. one of the many sporting achievements on sportsday today, that you and i could never wish to match. that's it, thank you for watching a programme, slide snooker and football to watch it —— to follow the programme, but that's it for this evening, goodbye. closer to low pressure and these were the friends that we've seen somewhere that further rain. across the east, it is looking dry on tuesday. see where the colder

weather is around the backside of the low—pressure mum but i had drawn a southerly wind which will push the warmth further north on tuesday. more rain from the south england, wales and across northern island equipping west and parts of scotland other easterners of the dry and cloud over more. dirt in one or two light showers come up with that southerly wind it will be warmer than monday was across the midlands into northern england and also in scotland where temperature is reaching 16 or 17 degrees. the cloud coming into the southeast is on that weakening with the front which would push northwards and bring rain on tuesday night. should have moved away by the time we get to wednesday, but some sunshine on wednesday, if you showers left from some old weather fronts but they can and cloud from the continent would bring some rain across the english channel later on in the day. temperature wise, not looking too bad at all, a bit more light this time of year, 17 degrees in glasgow and in birmingham on wednesday

afternoon. an easterly when picking up afternoon. an easterly when picking up will bring their wrist —— risk of some mist and fog around the east coast of scotland and north england, a warmer wind from the cortices, hence the risk of fog, but besides that sunshine in scotland and northern england and northern ireland as well, for the cloud south. a bit cooler on thursday, with an associates of england, cooler along the coast of eastern scotland, but for western scotland, temperatures could reach 20 degrees and highland. he said wind towards the end of the week, nor pressure to the end of the week, nor pressure to the south and we could see some further pulses of rain are showers coming back into england and wales and into northern ireland, looking drier at this stage across much of scotland. again want the easterly breeze so the highest temperatures will be across western scotland, 18 degrees in glasgow, could be higher than that toured the west coast, but cooler where we have the ring

further south. we head into the bank holiday weekend, this is where the forecast typically gets rather more difficult. there's not a great deal of consensus with the computer models. beware the soup —— we may well see on saturday showers and longest was of rain from the south across england and wales, and a bit more cloud this time across western areas of scotland, so temperatures not quite so high on saturday. all were for preferred model is usually this one here, which is going for a witch scenario through the bank holiday weekend, and it may be a bit too extreme, in a bit too focused on the rain, but it is hinting at lower pressure, so showers around probably over the bank holiday weekend. it is beyond that where we may see the weather change and back again, and it may be turning a bit drier as well, just because the low pressures that we see for a while tend to get pushed away and this blocking high—pressure extends down from scandinavia, but lots of uncertainty in the forecast over the bank holiday weekend.

it's 7pm in london, this is this world today with maryam moshiri. a tumultous day for scottish politics, after humza yousaf resigns just a year as first minister.

live in edinburgh with the latest after another remarkable day for politics in scotland. america's top diplomat calls on hamas to agree a ceasefire deal with israel, as hopes rise of a breakthrough. as flooding intensifies in kenya, dozens of people have been killed after a dam bursts. also coming up on the world today — and a mysterious roman artefact goes on public display for the first time in the uk. we will have the story. welcome to the world today. we begin this hour in scotland — where it's been a tumultuous day in british politics.

—— for scottish politics. humza yousaf has stepped down as snp leader and scotland's first minister