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of a relationship between presenter phillip schofield and a younger employee in 2020, but both repeatedly denied it. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. the women's super league is blue once again. it's four in a row for chelsea as they end the season on top. a place in the premier league is on the line at wembley right now — we'll be live to wembley to see whether it's coventry or luton town that will play in top flight next season. heartbreak for geraint thomas, as his giro titles hopes are dashed in the final time trial in italy. also coming up on sportsday: saracens are back at the top of the premiership — they beat sale to win their first

title since relegation four years ago. max verstappen reigns in the principality as he claims pole for the monaco grand prix. welcome along on what's a busy saturday full of titles and trophies being handed out. and we're going to start with the women's super league. chelsea are champions once again. they wrapped up a fourth successive title with a 3—0 win over reading, who were relegated in the process. star striker sam kerr scored two on a day where there was also an outside chance that manchester united could have claimed the trophy. jo currie was across it all for us. it has been a roller—coaster of a

season at the top and bottom of the table, with everything coming down to this, the final day. different fans, different emotions. chelsea know a win will see them crowned champions. in contrast, an unlikely victory for reading may not even be enough to keep them up. with silverware in their site, chelsea were not messing around. the lethal combination of sam kerr and guro reiten struck in the first blow. when it striking for survival, you need to be perfect. reading were everything but for the next goal and when the third one went and it was all over. reading relegated from the top flight, watching on as a chelsea claimed a fourth consecutive title and a league and fa cup double. the club was like a dominance in women's football at least unquestionable. it is like having a lemon we squeezed everything out of and we have to try and keep getting a little more out and keep getting a little more out and we find those margins, but that is because of the staff in the background, the work everyone is doing to try and keep us at the

front. i doing to try and keep us at the front. ~ , , ., ., , front. i think this is one of my favourites. — front. i think this is one of my favourites, because _ front. i think this is one of my favourites, because all - front. i think this is one of my i favourites, because all trophies mean _ favourites, because all trophies mean so — favourites, because all trophies mean so much to us but making it four in_ mean so much to us but making it four in a _ mean so much to us but making it four in a row, _ mean so much to us but making it four in a row, it is very special and _ four in a row, it is very special and i— four in a row, it is very special and i think_ four in a row, it is very special and i think the way we have done it this year. _ and i think the way we have done it this year, which we have done every year. _ this year, which we have done every year. as— this year, which we have done every year, as everyone has played their part, _ year, as everyone has played their part. the _ year, as everyone has played their part, the whole squad has got us here, _ part, the whole squad has got us here, the — part, the whole squad has got us here, the whole coaching staff have played _ here, the whole coaching staff have played their part in getting us to this point— played their part in getting us to this point and that is what i am super— this point and that is what i am super proud of and what i will take with me _ super proud of and what i will take with me. ., super proud of and what i will take with me. . ., super proud of and what i will take with me. . . , ., with me. that we have it, chelsea are champions _ with me. that we have it, chelsea are champions once _ with me. that we have it, chelsea are champions once again - with me. that we have it, chelsea are champions once again with - with me. that we have it, chelsea are champions once again with a l are champions once again with a fourth consecutive title. at the same time, reading are relegated from the top flight of angus football. we have to start with the champions, yourformer club, to do it four times champions, yourformer club, to do it fourtimes in champions, yourformer club, to do it four times in a row, has special is that? . , , it four times in a row, has special isthat? . _ ,, ., is that? incredibly special for chelsea, the _ is that? incredibly special for chelsea, the players, - is that? incredibly special for chelsea, the players, the - is that? incredibly special for i chelsea, the players, the staff. they have had a challenging season, missing key players, going out champions league, but they have shown it so much resilience and towards the latter end of the season it really delivered, it some quality

performances, so it is a result with worthy winners. performances, so it is a result with worthy winners-_ performances, so it is a result with worthy winners. winning trophies is difficult, to keep _ worthy winners. winning trophies is difficult, to keep winning _ worthy winners. winning trophies is difficult, to keep winning them - worthy winners. winning trophies is difficult, to keep winning them a i difficult, to keep winning them a year is so difficult. just put into words what it means to this team and how they keep finding ways to win? yes, i think staying at the top when you know you have a target on your backis you know you have a target on your back is really challenging, but these are top, top professionals and they thrive on that kind of pressure and they have shown that this season with certain players really stepping up with certain players really stepping up in their performances and taking responsibility and leadership. they way they continue that is knowing they have that mantle and have it with pride and i'm sure they will go from strength to strength. irate with pride and i'm sure they will go from strength to strength.- with pride and i'm sure they will go from strength to strength. we had to do about from strength to strength. we had to dog about reading _ from strength to strength. we had to dog about reading who _ from strength to strength. we had to dog about reading who are _ from strength to strength. we had to| dog about reading who are relegated. how difficult will it be for them to regroup? it how difficult will it be for them to reurou - ? , . . regroup? it will be challenging, because it _ regroup? it will be challenging, because it i _ regroup? it will be challenging, because it i have _ regroup? it will be challenging, because it i have seen - regroup? it will be challenging, because it i have seen with - regroup? it will be challenging, i because it i have seen with greater investment there are a lot of teams closing the gap and in the can

project it is very competitive league, as i'm aware experiencing it this season, but it is a chance for them to press the reset button, start again, regroup and figure out how they can get themselves back into this division. —— championship is a very competitive league. that is a very competitive league. that is the wsl — is a very competitive league. that is the wsl all _ is a very competitive league. that is the wsl all wrapped up. chelsea players will be out celebrating tonight and then a bit of a break because for many of these players, the next stop will be australia and new zealand and the summer's woke up. yes, a big summerahead. —— this summer's world cup. to scotland, where hearts clinched a place in europe next season with a hard—fought draw against edinburgh rivals hibs. down to ten men, they hung on to secure their place in the qualifiers for the europa conference league. celtic rounded off their season by beating aberdeen 5—0 — kyogo furuhashi scored twice but went off injured later in the match. carl starfelt and two from 0h hyeon—gyu rounded off

a comprehensive victory at celtic park — third—placed aberdeen were outclassed. celebrations for ange postecoglou and his squad as celtic raised the premiership trophy. they will make complete a treble if they win the scottish cup final next saturday. all the other positions in the top half were already decided. rangers were the other winners today, 3—0 at st mirren. there was a dramatic climax in the bundesliga as bayern munich won an eleventh title in a row. it could have been very different though as borussia dortmund blew their big chance to take the trophy. starting the day top and knowing a win at home to mainz would do, they went two goals down and missed a penalty in the first half. and while they tried to get back into that, bayern were already ahead in cologne through kingsley coman. only a win would do for the defending champions and that looked doubtful when the home side equalised through a penalty with ten minutes of normal time remaining. that would have handed

the title back to dortmund, who ended their game at 2—2, but bayern went ahead again through substitute jamal musiala and that won the game and the championship for that record extending eleventh time. so this is how the bundesliga finished. borussia dortmund falling agonisingly short of bayern. they'll go into the champions league along with rb leipzig and union berlin, who qualify for the first time in their history. freiburg go into the europa league and bayer leverkusen into the conference league. on cycling... we will update you on the play—off final. it is still ongoing, one goal apiece between coventry and luton but we will be there at full—time. primoz roglic has all but won the giro d'italia — he's overtaken geraint thomas in the overall standings by winning

the final time trial, and he will ride into rome tomorrow in the leader's pinkjersey. thomas had said that stage 20 would be "very exciting to see and terrible to do" and he wasn't wrong — he had a 26—second lead this morning but lost a0 seconds to roglic up monte lussari. drew savage reports. one last mountain between the welshman and the hero, and primoz roglic. three years ago, the slovenian lost the yellow jersey roglic. three years ago, the slovenian lost the yellowjersey in the final time trial at the tour de france but today he was battling for pink. thomas was the last to set off while up the mountain, roberts was cranking it up, not farfrom while up the mountain, roberts was cranking it up, not far from the slovenian border this felt like home tie. geraint thomas was only two seconds down at the first time check but primoz roglic was piling on the pressure, scaling monte lussari faster than anyone else. the gap was 15 seconds and then drama.

mechanical problem for roglic, without destroying his momentum? every second counts per time trial. code the man in the pinkjersey do enough to keep it? geraint thomas said afterward he felt his legs going. said afterward he felt his legs hoin _ , ., said afterward he felt his legs anoin. , . ., said afterward he felt his legs uuoin. , ., ., , said afterward he felt his legs main, , ., ., , , ., going. geraint thomas loses the giro d'italia. as welsh _ going. geraint thomas loses the giro d'italia. as welsh hearts _ going. geraint thomas loses the giro d'italia. as welsh hearts sank, - d'italia. as welsh hearts sank, slovenia celebrated. _ d'italia. as welsh hearts sank, i slovenia celebrated. redemption d'italia. as welsh hearts sank, - slovenia celebrated. redemption for roglic. and we've just had this reaction in from geraint thomas. apologies for any break—up on the pictures. iam i am pretty gutted, but i said earlier if i had been told this back in february, march, i wouldn't have put my hand up but now i am devastated. but want it sinks in iowa can be proud of what we did. —— iowa can be proud of what we did. —— i can be proud. well, let's speak to the bbc�*s tom brown who is in italy

covering the race. that has been such drama in the world of sport today, and the way that giro d'italia time trial and it was so heartbreaking for geraint thomas. , ., thomas. yes, and in the end he will admit he lost _ thomas. yes, and in the end he will admit he lost to _ thomas. yes, and in the end he will admit he lost to the _ thomas. yes, and in the end he will admit he lost to the better - thomas. yes, and in the end he will admit he lost to the better rider. i admit he lost to the better rider. the road you can see behind me was that final descent and it wasn't just surrounded by slovenian fans. as we had in the package we are not too far away from the border and they troubled him in such incredible numbers. —— it wasjust they troubled him in such incredible numbers. —— it was just surrounded. it felt like roglic was on home turf, whether that's by them on or it was losing the tour in such dramatic circumstances a couple of years ago, for whatever reason he saved his best performance until right at the end and to overturn a 26 seconds deficit to win the ultimate stage here and take pink, itjust showed the class of the three—time champion, time trial champion, now at giro d'italia champion, now at giro d'italia

champion, will be tomorrow. thomas did everything he could but it was not enough. did everything he could but it was rrot enough-— did everything he could but it was not enou:h. �* . ,. , . ., not enough. amazing scenes at that climb at the — not enough. amazing scenes at that climb at the end _ not enough. amazing scenes at that climb at the end of— not enough. amazing scenes at that climb at the end of the _ not enough. amazing scenes at that climb at the end of the time - not enough. amazing scenes at that climb at the end of the time trial. i climb at the end of the time trial. for geraint thomas, in the course of time, how do you think it will reflect on this tour? what realistically where his ambitions but him and eating coming into it? it is a good question, we had a lot of illness over the winter, he did not start riding properly until march and has a racing so he said if you told and then he would finish at second he would have bitten your hand off, but when you come into the final day or at least the final decisive day with a six second lead, it was obviously pretty devastating way to lose it, when you are 37 years old, you have achieved so much in the sport and two months ago you are thinking will you be in any sort of competitive shape, he definitely would have taken this and it is another big moment, still a big achievement in his career, but i think for now it is going to be very, very raw for him.-

very, very raw for him. yes, bruising. — very, very raw for him. yes, bruising, definitely. - very, very raw for him. yes, bruising, definitely. what i very, very raw for him. yes, | bruising, definitely. what you very, very raw for him. yes, bruising, definitely. what you think you will be targeting our for the rest of this season? has he made public anything in particular? trio. public anything in particular? no, this was his _ public anything in particular? no, this was his big _ public anything in particular? iifr, this was his big target. he has as he called it unfinished business there. he first came in 2017, way back when he was still team sky, it was his first big chance to win a tour and he collided with the police motorbike and had to withdraw. in 2020, stage five i think it was he collided with a water bottle that had rolled out of one of the bottle cages are cast out again. he came here looking to right those wrongs and came so close to doing so. it will take a lot out of him emotionally, he will take some time off. you're talking about his holiday to come. his contract expires with second bank at the end of the season so will he extend it? he wants to enter into talks at them and i think there will public standard. where we see him at the sharp end of a grand tour like this

again? people have written him off before so we will not do that now, but this feels like it was a big opportunity for him, but he will admit this as well, he lost to the better ride on the day.— admit this as well, he lost to the better ride on the day. yes, 'ust a ride on we — better ride on the day. yes, 'ust a ride on we must i better ride on the day. yes, 'ust a ride on we must migrate h better ride on the day. yes, 'ust a ride on we must migrate to h better ride on the day. yes, just a ride on we must migrate to prettyj ride on we must migrate to pretty much wrapped up this, what do you think this will mean to him? just a word on roglic. that gold medalfrom the tokyo olympics and then three backis the tokyo olympics and then three back is that this is his fourth grand tour. back is that this is his fourth grand tour-— back is that this is his fourth rand tour. ., , ., . , grand tour. certainly of quality, but if we had _ grand tour. certainly of quality, but if we had spoken _ grand tour. certainly of quality, but if we had spoken on - grand tour. certainly of quality, | but if we had spoken on tuesday grand tour. certainly of quality, - but if we had spoken on tuesday when geraint thomas extended his league over roglic, it looked like the slovenian did not have the legs to compete with the welshman this week and even when he attacked at the big time yesterday, thomas was able to match and even tried to put some distance, but when roglic sprung a late surprise on guaranty yesterday, when we saw him at the finish line he was so confident, talking to the fans, hejust like a man who he was so confident, talking to the fans, he just like a man who felt like he had come into form at the

right time and was ready for a big performance today. of course, roglic was under no pressure, he was the one chasing geraint thomas and so it really was a world class performance from a well world—class cyclist today. from a well world-class cyclist toda . ., ., from a well world-class cyclist toda . ., ,, from a well world-class cyclist toda . . ~' , from a well world-class cyclist toda. ., , . let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. britain's georgia taylor—brown won her first world triathlon championship series race of the year in cagliari. she overtook france's emma lombardi on the last lap and becomes the third british woman to win a race this year. and britain's alex yee won in the men's race. that's two victories from two races this year for him. he beat second—placed hayden wilde by five seconds with the next race in montreal in june. great britain won five medals, including two golds, on the first day of finals at the european rowing championships in slovenia. emily craig and imogen grant

defended their title in the women's lightweight sculls, while the men's eight also retained their crown. to twickenham now, where saracens won their first premiership title in four years and their sixth overall, as they beat sale in a thrilling final. play was halted in the first half when climate protesters made their way onto the pitch, but the interruption was brief and saracens won 35—25, as dan ogushakin reports. twickenham bathed in sunshine, the perfect venue for a final of intrigue. north versus south, serial winners against the nearly, ford versus farrell. the saracens at this stage well and max malin is to be lying if i try that would earn them a precious half—time lead. —— max

mailing earning a try. at that point it was all farrell and the england fly—half was producing party pieces when he took charge. when saracens lead they usually win, but at twickenham sale sharks smelt blood and two tries at half—time threatened to turn the final on its head. but now the hunters suddenly became the hunted. saracens surged again and this time it was decisive. elliot daly touchdown in the corner before ivan put distance between the teams, even if it was only by millimetres. one year on from a final heartbreak, saracens champions again. so, joy for saracens but disappointment for sale. our reporter richard askham is with george ford. this really is very hard to take for sale sharks who gave it everything here today in front of more than 60,000 fans here at twickenham, many who had made thejourney 60,000 fans here at twickenham, many who had made the journey from the north—west. it was not quite enough in the end. joined my one of the players, george ford. hard lines,

very difficult to sum up the emotions now i imagine? emotions nowl imagine? yes, finals are never nice _ emotions nowl imagine? yes, finals are never nice when _ emotions nowl imagine? yes, finals are never nice when you _ emotions nowl imagine? yes, finals are never nice when you come - emotions nowl imagine? yes, finals are never nice when you come out i emotions now i imagine? yes, finals. are never nice when you come out the wrong way, but you trying to take on at the emotion out of it. we are very proud of what we have done. the better team at won on the day. so congratulations to saracens. ourjob now is to come back better. yes. congratulations to saracens. our 'ob now is to come back better. yes, and i'm sure now is to come back better. yes, and i'm sure you're _ now is to come back better. yes, and i'm sure you're well. _ now is to come back better. yes, and i'm sure you're well. how _ now is to come back better. yes, and i'm sure you're well. how proud - now is to come back better. yes, and i'm sure you're well. how proud are l i'm sure you're well. how proud are you, george, as well of the fantastic support you have had here today from all these sale fans because my crew it is amazing, we hope they enjoyed a day out and hope they en'oyed a day out and sor we hope they enjoyed a day out —.ic sorry we cannot hope they enjoyed a day out :"if. sorry we cannot get hope they enjoyed a day out —."ic sorry we cannot get the result. thank you very much indeed. sale will have to wait at least another year to try and get their hands on the premiership title. they can be proud of a very good season though.

from twickenham, back to you. the united rugby championship title is also being decided in rugby union today, with defending champions the stormers hosting munster. in cape town, munster currently lead 12—7, calvin nash's try had put munster ahead ten minutes before the break. this thomas had burst into an early lead but munster at the moment and control. —— the stormers had burst. it's been a day of mixed fortunes for red bull in qualifying for the monaco grand prix. max verstappen claimed pole in what his boss christian horner said was one of the best qualifying laps of the world champion's career. but the dutchman's team—mate sergio perez will start from the back of the grid, as nick parrott reports. monaco is the most important qualifying of the year, because it is so difficult to overtake during the race. to do well in the

principality, it is sad that you need to kiss the barriers. sergio perez gave them a big hug. the mexican says he can challenge his red bull team—mate, max verstappen, for the world title but his crash means he will start from last place. in the race, aston martin driver fernando alonso will be best up and's biggest threat. fernando said he was putting like an animal as he topped the time sheet twice in the final session. topped the time sheet twice in the finalsession. has topped the time sheet twice in the final session. has not been on pole as is the 2012 grand prix. best was two seconds off the pace in the final attempt but the dutchman posted limit, kissing the barrier just before just before the finish line as he claimed the top spot. i knew that i was down and it was not enough a poll going into the last sector, so was trying to move the barrier away, sector, so was trying to move the barrieraway, but sector, so was trying to move the barrier away, but i would say ten, 15 worked for me this time. it has been a bit unlucky for me in the past but today was good. and yes, of course extremely happy to be on pole

here. , ., ., here. first go on the grid here in monaco, here. first go on the grid here in monaco. it _ here. first go on the grid here in monaco, it feels _ here. first go on the grid here in monaco, it feels amazing. - here. first go on the grid here in monaco, it feels amazing. we i here. first go on the grid here in i monaco, it feels amazing. we came here with _ monaco, it feels amazing. we came here with some concerns about our performance on saturday, we had been facing _ performance on saturday, we had been facing some _ performance on saturday, we had been facing some problems to put into the tyres. _ facing some problems to put into the tyres. we _ facing some problems to put into the tyres, we are good on some days but not so _ tyres, we are good on some days but not so good — tyres, we are good on some days but not so good about qualifying and monaco — not so good about qualifying and monaco is all about qualifying so we wanted _ monaco is all about qualifying so we wanted to— monaco is all about qualifying so we wanted to make sure we started in a -ood wanted to make sure we started in a good position, so we have to be happy — good position, so we have to be happy. but— good position, so we have to be happy. but yes, it was close from pole position but we gave it all and that is— pole position but we gave it all and that is the — pole position but we gave it all and that is the thing.— that is the thing. alonso believes monaco is where _ that is the thing. alonso believes monaco is where he _ that is the thing. alonso believes monaco is where he could - that is the thing. alonso believes monaco is where he could win - that is the thing. alonso believes monaco is where he could win a l that is the thing. alonso believes i monaco is where he could win a race this season. on this phone, best up and will need to continue to be at his very best to stop him. —— on this form verstappen it will need to be at his very best. let's take a look at tomorrow's starting grid. this is charles leclerc�*s home race. he put his ferrari third on the grid but he could lose that because he's being investigated for getting in lando norris' way during one of the briton's laps. lewis hamilton is the top british driver. his mercedes had several upgrades, but he could only

manage sixth on the grid. and confirmation of the bottom half of the grid, sergio perez of course starting from the back of the grid as a result of that crash in qualifying. to wembley now for the championship play—off final, with coventry and luton battling it out for a place in the premier league next season. luton took the lead half way into the first half, withjordan clark firing it past ben wilson in the coventry goal. they ben wilson in the coventry goal. were leading fort time. 20 minutes in the second half though, coventry equalised with this finish from gustavo hamer. let's get to our reporter at wembley. joe lynskey is at wembley for us. has been so much excitement and drama and i should confirm to everybody it has ended at a goal apiece so we are going to extra time there is to decide he will be

playing in the premier league next season. ., ~' , playing in the premier league next season. . ~ , ., , . . season. talk us through this match so far. season. talk us through this match so far- yes. _ season. talk us through this match so far. yes, these _ season. talk us through this match so far. yes, these matches are - so far. yes, these matches are always high stakes, so much on the line for both luton town and coventry city, a place in the premier league, all the riches that go with that, £170 million the roundabout figure, so under the arch behind me, extra time about to get under way. as you say, luton well on top really in that first half, taking the lead through top really in that first half, taking the lead throuthordan clarke, a player who really sums up their rise through the divisions. you joined them on a free transfer from accrington stanleyjust three years ago but they could only hold onto that lead until the second half. commentary much better after the break after having really been under the cosh in that first half and gustavo getting the equaliser, testament to both of these clubs' is cutting ability. he was signed from dutch side in 2020 and he is a

player who one way or another will probably be playing in the premier league next season. in the next half an hour or 45 minutes or so we are about to find out if that will be for coventry city or if he will perhaps move on if their defeat by luton town this afternoon, but extra time just getting on under way. luton town this afternoon, but extra timejust getting on under way. the possibility after that penalties if remains level.— remains level. there was eight minutes of _ remains level. there was eight minutes of stoppage _ remains level. there was eight minutes of stoppage time - remains level. there was eight minutes of stoppage time in i remains level. there was eight i minutes of stoppage time in both halves, which is why we are covering for it's now at this stage in sportsday, and there was a bad injury to luton's captain. to be no any more about how he is? yes. injury to luton's captain. to be no any more about how he is? yes, a uuite any more about how he is? yes, a quite alarming _ any more about how he is? yes, a quite alarming stoppage _ any more about how he is? yes, a quite alarming stoppage in - any more about how he is? yes, a quite alarming stoppage in the - any more about how he is? yes, a l quite alarming stoppage in the first half. luton's captain, the defender, carried off on a stretcher having gone down unchallenged really, so it looked not good, but that caused a long delay to the first half, an eight minute delay, as i can tell you luton town have since tweeted and this is what they put out in a

statement. at half—time they said we are able to report that after collapsing on the pitch, tom has been taken to hospital for further tests will stop he is responsive and talking to his family who are with him. he adds, we are all that with you. concerns for him but the game still going on behind me. good you. concerns for him but the game still going on behind me.— still going on behind me. good to hear he is responsive _ still going on behind me. good to hear he is responsive in _ still going on behind me. good to hear he is responsive in hospital. | hear he is responsive in hospital. you can follow any updates on the bbc sport website for any updates on that. in terms of the action still to come, just remind us how much it will mean it to each of these teams to make it to the premier league. yes, these are two teams metjust five years ago in league two, the fourth tier of ink and not long ago luton town were a non—league club and came up from the first tier and kept rising since then. it would be really extraordinary if they were to take this next leap to the premier league and not least because that stadium would be the smallest ever

ground in the premier league. coventry have had their stadium issues as well, in the 22 years since they were relegated from the top flight, they have got all the way to league 2, they have been kicked out of their home ground on several occasions, they have had to play in northampton, birmingham, burton. they are now finally back home in the city, and should they be able to take this last step up to the premier league, it would cap an extra ordinaryjourney for them too. great stuff, thank you so much. the teams have just kicked off in that period of extra time. remember, they are a goal apiece at wembley. we will have the result for you in sportsday at 7:30pm. thank you for watching this one. we will see you again soon, goodbye. good evening. the card and

sent come along with temperature will vary over the next few days or so. dissension has been best today across england and wales, here is beautiful patrik schick. lots of blue skies. —— beautiful pembrokeshire. high pressure set to stay with us, it will keep us a and settled as we head through the rest of the bank holiday weekend. sunny spells. the sun is strong at this time of year and uv levels will be high. as we head through the evening and overnight it will cloud over across parts of northern ireland and western scotland, we will keep their skies for eastern scotland. here, temperatures, if we see prolonged spells could drop close to freezing. milder across england and wales. cloud moving into north sea facing posts again into sunday morning. sunday's looking much across the border, a lot more cloud, cloudy

fern or sea coasts. party across northern ireland and much of western scotland. the best of the sunshine on sunday will tend to be across western wales and england. always cooler towards the coasts. let's take a look at bank holiday monday. high pressure still very much in control but you can see the wind is starting to pick up, isobars are squeezing closely together towards the south of the uk, really quite muster across the channel islands and part of kent and sussex as well. there will be more cloud moving into north sea coast so generally windier and cooler across the south, the best of this sunshine across the far south—west, western wales and the sunshine not doing too badly either across much of northern ireland and much of scotland we could see highs of around 21 celsius in the central belt on bank holiday monday. let's take a look at the rest of the week. they high pressure it is going nowhere, it is set to keep us dry and settled. there will be variable

amounts of sunshine and there will be a more cloud towards the eastern coastal areas. the best of the sunshine will tend to be for the best, but temperature gradually recover as we head through the week, picking up into the mid 20s. watch out for one or two showers later on through the week.

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