gaza's health ministry says the death toll is now more than 3a,000. the london mayor arranges an urgent meeting with the met commissioner after the handling of a jewish man during a pro—palestinian demonstration. the man was steered away during a protest after an officer said he appeared �*openlyjewish�*. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. a thrilling match at wembley as manchester united are taken to a penalty shoot—out against coventry city. double dessers for rangers means they'll meet celtic in the scottish cup final after defeating hearts at hampden.

and an alexander—arnold free kick helps liverpool keep their title hopes alive with a 3—1win at craven cottage. also coming up on sportsday... a record number ran in the london marathon today and a record osha a osha record number ran i in the london marathon today and a record was broken in the women's race with kenya's peresjepchirchir sprinting to victory. plus, a passion outside of football, we watch as england's georgia stanway inks her very first tattoo. welcome to the programme. what an incredible, nail biting match at wembley — many thought this would be a straightforward win for premier league side manchester united in the semifinal

of the fa cup — taking on coventry who sit eighth in the championship. but it's been far from a walkover. with united losing a 3—0 lead, and coventry taking then to extra time and penalties after scoring three goals to draw the game level. let's talk you through the game. scott mctominay scored the first for united, and then harry maguire got the second, heading in from a corner. coventry then scored two in quick succession. and were given a penalty in added time. haji wright scored, sending the crowd wild and sending the match to extra time.

so unbelievably to penalties and manchester united missed the first, cassemiro. but coventry missed two penalties including this one from ben sheaf. united winning penalty — rasmas hoyland. so they meet their rivals city in the final.

they did it by the skin of their teeth. they did it by the skin of their teeth. but they made it very, very hard for themselves. in scotland there will be an old firm scottish cup final for the first time in 22 years after rangers beat hearts two—nil at hampden. cyril dessers scored both for rangers. they'lljoin their bitter rivals celtic in the final after they beat aberdeen on penalties in the other match yesterday. sheelah mclaren was watching. after yesterday's dramatic shoot—out, hopes were high for another enthralling encounter. it certainly started with a bang and the deadlock was broken within five minutes. dessers with a fine turn and finish, rangers drew first blood. there was a blow for the ibrox side when their winger had to

go off with injury a short time later and hearts fought hard for an equaliser. alan forrest and frank kent forcing jack butland into action. but rather efforts they could not find a way through and rangers saw dessers get the second of the game just 12 minutes before the end. there was a final flurry of chances for either side but no more goals to be had. chances for either side but no more goals to be had-— goals to be had. they started with the riaht goals to be had. they started with the right mentality, _ goals to be had. they started with the right mentality, they - goals to be had. they started with the right mentality, they want - goals to be had. they started with the right mentality, they want to i the right mentality, they want to score _ the right mentality, they want to score fast — the right mentality, they want to score fast. we put a lot of attention to that. we did at the same _ attention to that. we did at the same way— attention to that. we did at the same way with ross county. and we did it _ same way with ross county. and we did it and _ same way with ross county. and we did it and we showed more composure with the _ did it and we showed more composure with the ball. did it and we showed more composure with the ball-— with the ball. frustrated and disappointed _ with the ball. frustrated and disappointed with _ with the ball. frustrated and disappointed with the - with the ball. frustrated and i disappointed with the outcome because — disappointed with the outcome because obviously— disappointed with the outcome because obviously we - disappointed with the outcome because obviously we wanted i disappointed with the outcome. because obviously we wanted to disappointed with the outcome - because obviously we wanted to win. that is— because obviously we wanted to win. that is the _ because obviously we wanted to win. that is the overriding _ because obviously we wanted to win. that is the overriding emotion - because obviously we wanted to win. that is the overriding emotion at - that is the overriding emotion at the moment _ that is the overriding emotion at the moment. the _ that is the overriding emotion at the moment. the game - that is the overriding emotion at the moment. the game got - that is the overriding emotion at the moment. the game got off. that is the overriding emotion atl the moment. the game got off to that is the overriding emotion at i the moment. the game got off to a terrible _ the moment. the game got off to a terrible start, — the moment. the game got off to a terrible start, we _ the moment. the game got off to a terrible start, we cannot _ the moment. the game got off to a terrible start, we cannot lose - the moment. the game got off to a terrible start, we cannot lose an . terrible start, we cannot lose an early _ terrible start, we cannot lose an early cheap _ terrible start, we cannot lose an early cheap goals _ terrible start, we cannot lose an early cheap goals like _ terrible start, we cannot lose an early cheap goals like we - terrible start, we cannot lose an early cheap goals like we did. i terrible start, we cannot lose an early cheap goals like we did. lt| terrible start, we cannot lose an i early cheap goals like we did. it is all set u- early cheap goals like we did. it is all set up for _ early cheap goals like we did. it is all set up for me _

early cheap goals like we did. all set up for me the 25th, the first old firm scottish cup final since 2002. first old firm scottish cup final since 2002. liverpool took all three points home from craven cottege earlier, but fulham gave them a scare in their bid to stay in contension for the premier league title. the vistors went ahead after trent alexander—arnold curled in a superb free—kick, but timmothy castagne levelled, before ryan gravenberch scored his first premier league goal, and diogojota sealed the win for liverpool. next up for liverpool is everton in a merseyside derby on wednesday night. there was some controversy after the early match. nottingham forest were dealt a blow in their fight to stay in the premier league, losing 2—0 to everton. but they were so furious at three penalty appeals being turned down that they tweeted an astonishing post, accusing the var official of being a luton fan, therefore having a vested interest in forest dropping points.

here is that tweet in full. "three extremely poor decisions — three penalties not given — which we simply cannot accept. the football association say they are aware of the post and are investigating. the bbc has contacted the pgmol for comment. well, as for the game itself, everton took three vital points from their bottom of the table clash with forest, but the visitors are now dangeously close to the drop zone and clearly unhappy with the decisions on the pitch today. joe lynskey reports. the fixture being called the points deduction derby. two teams on the brink who are united in defiance. both everton and forest have lost points for overspending. for one of

them when he mightjust save their season. this was his second goal in two years. for him and his club is desperately needed. everton had won just once in 15 league games, run like that mean even save skate celebrations. forest new with defeat they would be one point clear of trouble and three times they claimed they should have had a spot but those were turned down. with this one, everton are clear of the drop zone. they have had eight points taken off in but now they see a to safety. —— off them. manager nuno espirio santo was asked about the three appeals after the game. and he was equally critical of the officials. some very poor decision of anthony taylor, very poor decision of var.

poor decision of var. it's difficult to tell the players to ignore and keep on going because it's very clear. as a club we made a formal complaint saying that we would like to change the var situation — they didn't do it and then it was here to see so it's not good. aston villa have moved a step closer to finishing in a champions league spot after coming from behind to beat bournemouth 3—1. villa conceeded a penalty in the first half hour, but then scored three to ensure unai emery�*s side remain in 4th, 6 points clear of tottenham, who have 2 games in hand. there were seven goals in the crystal palace match against west ham with oliver glasner�*s side scoring four in the first half hour, as they thrashed the hammers 5—2 at selhurst park. jean—philippe mateta getting two of the palace goals. they're now 14th in the league after this win and last week's against liverpool.

there were remarkable scenes at ewood park as two goalkeeping errors helped sheffield wednesday jump out of the championship drop—zone at birmingham's expense. it was aynsley pears in the blackburn goal, rushing out of his area to clear this long ball to defender dominic hyam. however, he couldn't get back in time and the ball fell to josh windass, who lobbed pears to give the owls a much—needed lead. blackburn got a goal back but two goals in the second—half for wednesday including this bizarre pears own goal sees them move out of the bottom three for the first time since the opening day of the season. each side have two games remaining. in the wsl, manchester city have moved to the top of the table above chelsea after beating west ham 5—0. it's city's 13th league win in a row. arsenal are third after beating leicester 3—0, while manchester united drew 2—2 with tottenham. let's take a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines.

rory mcilroy has tee'd off at the rbc heritage in south carolina and is currently 8 shots off the lead. scottie scheffler�*s great form continues — after winning last week's masters, the american tops the leaderboard on 16 under. the final round of the women's chevon championship — the first major of the year — is also underway — you can follow both tournaments on the bbc sport website. world number four elena rybakina has won her third title of the year, beating marta kostyuk in straight sets 6—2, 6—2 to win the stuttgart open, following her wins in brisbane and abu dhabi. casper ruud has beaten stefanos tsitsipas to win the barcelona open 7—5, 6—3. it comes just seven days after tsitsipas beat the norwegian in the monte—carlo masters final. this is ruud's first atp title of the season, despite having played in three finals prior to barcelona. tadej pogacar has won the liege—bastogne—liege bike

race, marking the end of the spring classics. the slovenian blew the opposition away with a solo break 30 km from the finish. britain's tom pidcock was one of the pre—race favourites, but could only nmanage 10th place after a mechanical problem. it is always a brilliant atmosphere at the london marathon. a record number of people took part in today's london marathon with 50,000 completing the historic route. and there was a record broken in the elite races with kenya's peresjepchirchir setting a new women's only time as she stormed to victory. in the men's, britain's emile cairess and mahamed mahamed came third and fourth. joe wilson was there. away they go! 50,000 competitors, 50,000 reasons — the london marathon stretches human expectations in all sorts of ways.

fancy dress on, phone out and no slip—ups. impressive, but pace yourself at cutty sark with 20 miles left. in london, the elite women run separately. no male pacemakers often makes the racing intense. they are jostling a little, a huge push there from peres jepchirchir. here goes kenya's peresjepchirchir, making her move on the mall. then it was about the clock. she was chasing and beating the world record in the women's only marathon by almost a minute. 2:16.16 — can you believe it? oh, my goodness! i am so happy for today's victory. i was not expecting to run a world record. i knew we will run, but i was not expecting to be me. catherine debrunner stretched six minutes clear of the field to win the women's wheelchair race. her swiss compatriot, marcel hug, still in a class of his own, to take the men's race for a sixth time. now, can you lead the way in your 40s? kenenisa bekele for a while did just that. in the end, kenya's alexander mutiso

munyao was a clear victor — two hours four minutes. east africa continues to dominate this race. but look in third and fourth. two british runners, emile cairess and mohamed mohamed, the best day of their careers. third and fourth, two british men in the london marathon, that is brilliant. and the streets were left to thousands more doing it their way — often for charity, sometimes forfun, always in the unique spirit this event revives and extends. this is the same finishing line for everyone. when it comes to prize—money, there is equality. these four winners all earn the same and thus the marathon advances. formula 1 now. max verstappen is powering

towards an inevitable fourth consecutive formula 1 world title. after he cruised to victory in the chinese grand prix. britain's lando norris was the best of the rest though — he finished second — his highest place this season. meanwhile lewis hamilton was ninth and afterwards, complained his car was "slow" and "broken". mark selby is in big trouble at the world snooker championship. the four—time champion is trailing qualifierjoe o'connor by seven frames to two in their first round match — first to ten is the target. the 2019 championjudd trump is safely through to the second round though after a 10—5 win over iran's hossein vafaei. hazel irvine has more. three men are through to round two so far in this year's championship and significantly two of them are qualifiers. dave gilbert knocked out the champion and thenjackjones sent home the number 11. it has been an eventful day. lats sent home the number 11. it has been an eventful day-—

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somebody but he has to up his game. joe has to maintain a standard to follow over the line it feels. itrefoil follow over the line it feels. well that is tomorrow _ follow over the line it feels. well that is tomorrow afternoon for that conclusion. meanwhile this evening, two terrific matches in prospect. we have 5—42 ali carter again stephen maguire. that has been fiery at times as well. irate maguire. that has been fiery at times as well.— maguire. that has been fiery at times as well. we like to see a bit of fire and — times as well. we like to see a bit of fire and i— times as well. we like to see a bit of fire and i am _ times as well. we like to see a bit of fire and i am sure _ times as well. we like to see a bit of fire and i am sure there - times as well. we like to see a bit of fire and i am sure there will. times as well. we like to see a bit of fire and i am sure there will be| of fire and i am sure there will be more _ of fire and i am sure there will be more flames— of fire and i am sure there will be more flames tonight. _ of fire and i am sure there will be more flames tonight. looking - of fire and i am sure there will be - more flames tonight. looking forward to seeing _ more flames tonight. looking forward to seeing the — more flames tonight. looking forward to seeing the end _ more flames tonight. looking forward to seeing the end of— more flames tonight. looking forward to seeing the end of that, _ more flames tonight. looking forward to seeing the end of that, both - to seeing the end of that, both players — to seeing the end of that, both players in _ to seeing the end of that, both players in great _ to seeing the end of that, both players in great form _ to seeing the end of that, both players in great form and - to seeing the end of that, both players in great form and thatl to seeing the end of that, both i players in great form and that will io players in great form and that will go right— players in great form and that will go right to — players in great form and that will go right to the _ players in great form and that will go right to the wire. _ players in great form and that will go right to the wire. we _ players in great form and that will go right to the wire.— go right to the wire. we also have tom for taking — go right to the wire. we also have tom for taking on _ go right to the wire. we also have tom for taking on ricky _ go right to the wire. we also have tom for taking on ricky walden. i go right to the wire. we also have i tom for taking on ricky walden. all to play for. —— tom ford. can the world number 1a do it this time? join us to find out. wales have lost four from four in the women's six nations after they were thrashed a0 points to nil by france at cardiff arms park. france on the other hand went into the match with three wins from three.

they outclassed wales — joanna grisey intercepted the ball and almost ran the entire length of the pitch to help her side to a 19 nil lead at the break. wales were soundly beaten by ireland last time out and conceeded three more tries after the break with grisey again taking advantage of mistakes. the result sets up a grand slam decider against england next saturday. bristol have raced into the into the premiership play—off positions after beating newcastle falcons by a huge 85 points to 1a. bristol completely dominated from start to finish and ran in a staggering 13 tries against the division's bottom club, with virimi vakatawa crossing the line for the last score. the emphatic victory propels them into 4th place in the table. bristol replace harlequins who were beaten 37—31 by sale. arron reed scored two of their 5 tries. sale move up two places to sixth in the table, while quins slip down to fifth. lots of professional

footballers have hobbies outside of their sport. gareth bale famously liked golf, eric cantona has released a debut album and vinnyjones is now an established actor. well, in the women's game, england and bayern munich's georgia stanway is trying her hand at being a tattoo artist. liam macdevitt travelled to germany to watch her etch her first ink. tattooing has become a big part of my life. tattooing has become a big part of m life. ., , ., tattooing has become a big part of m life. . i. ., ., tattooing has become a big part of m life. . ., ., ., tattooing has become a big part of m life. ., ., ., ., ., my life. have you done one on a erson my life. have you done one on a person yet? _ my life. have you done one on a person yet? today _ my life. have you done one on a person yet? today will - my life. have you done one on a person yet? today will be - my life. have you done one on a person yet? today will be the i my life. have you done one on a i person yet? today will be the first. i moved person yet? today will be the first. i moved to — person yet? today will be the first. i moved to munich _ person yet? today will be the first. i moved to munich just _ person yet? today will be the first. i moved to munich just after- person yet? today will be the first. i moved to munich just after the i i moved to munich just after the euros. i can feel myself shaking. is euros. i can feel myself shaking. is this worse than the euros? this is worse. was it good? glad this worse than the euros? this is worse. was it good?— this worse than the euros? this is worse. was it good? glad to be back in munich? — worse. was it good? glad to be back in munich? yes, _ worse. was it good? glad to be back in munich? yes, welcome _ worse. was it good? glad to be back in munich? yes, welcome back. - worse. was it good? glad to be back in munich? yes, welcome back. lastj in munich? yes, welcome back. last time i in munich? yes, welcome back. last time i was — in munich? yes, welcome back. last time i was here _ in munich? yes, welcome back. last time i was here usage _ in munich? yes, welcome back. last time i was here usage had _ in munich? yes, welcome back. last time i was here usage had been - time i was here usage had been learning to tated. how has it been

going? it learning to tated. how has it been hoin ? ., , ., learning to tated. how has it been uroin? ., ., , ., , going? it has gone more serious after the last — going? it has gone more serious after the last few _ going? it has gone more serious after the last few weeks. - going? it has gone more serious after the last few weeks. i - going? it has gone more serious after the last few weeks. i just i after the last few weeks. i just thought we would get some food first and we would walk to the studio. i heard you were paying. i have always had an interest in tatooine, i have a lot myself. it is something i like in terms of how they look and look and planning and how they look. thank you so much. i and planning and how they look. thank you so much.— and planning and how they look. thank you so much. i moved to munich 'ust after thank you so much. i moved to munich just after the — thank you so much. i moved to munich just after the euros _ thank you so much. i moved to munich just after the euros because _ thank you so much. i moved to munich just after the euros because i - thank you so much. i moved to munich just after the euros because i was - just after the euros because i was ready for something new, something i wanted to do was new culture. j ready for something new, something i wanted to do was new culture.- wanted to do was new culture. i know ou have wanted to do was new culture. i know you have been _ wanted to do was new culture. i know you have been here _ wanted to do was new culture. i know you have been here a _ wanted to do was new culture. i know you have been here a while, - wanted to do was new culture. i know you have been here a while, still- you have been here a while, still enjoying it? i you have been here a while, still enjoying it?— enjoying it? i love it. i am so ha-- enjoying it? i love it. i am so happy with — enjoying it? i love it. i am so happy with the _ enjoying it? i love it. i am so happy with the decision - enjoying it? i love it. i am so happy with the decision to i enjoying it? i love it. i am so i happy with the decision to come here. i love my role within the team. ijust feel like i have found my home. i have become more

independent and that automatically happens when you live alone and you're spending more time on your own because you have got to get comfortable with yourself. i will show you the studio, the studio, the boys are waiting for us. are you taking your plate as well? coming to munich, the first thing i did was try and find a touch to stall. this was the first one that was recommended to me. it is quite lonely. i do not talk about my feelings so much but straightaway i clicked with them. this is linus, the best teacher in the house. nice to meet you. for me tattooing has become a big part of my life, it is almost like an escape from football. have you done on a person yet? the lant have you done on a person yet? the plant today — have you done on a person yet? tie: plant today is have you done on a person yet? he plant today is to have you done on a person yet? tte: plant today is to put have you done on a person yet? t'te: plant today is to put one have you done on a person yet? tte: plant today is to put one online as's leg. plant today is to put one online as's let. , ,

plant today is to put one online as'sler. , , , as's leg. this will be your first tattoo? yes. _ as's leg. this will be your first tattoo? yes. the _ as's leg. this will be your first tattoo? yes. the design i i as's leg. this will be your first i tattoo? yes. the design i chose was a lant tattoo? yes. the design i chose was a plant pot — tattoo? yes. the design i chose was a plant pot with _ tattoo? yes. the design i chose was a plant pot with some _ tattoo? yes. the design i chose was a plant pot with some flowers. i i a plant pot with some flowers. i chose that design because it is three and one, 31 which is my number, i am three and one, 31 which is my number, iam born three and one, 31 which is my number, i am born on the third of the first and it has a connection with linus. we are done. come on, you can take a seat. it gets real now. , ., ,., you can take a seat. it gets real now. , . , ., . you can take a seat. it gets real now— yes- i you can take a seat. it gets real i now._ yes. when now. everything a so far? yes. when i first now. everything a so far? yes. when ifirst not now. everything a so far? yes. when i first got prepared, _ now. everything a so far? yes. when i first got prepared, the _ now. everything a so far? yes. when i first got prepared, the stencil i i first got prepared, the stencil was on linus and it was go time. i was on linus and it was go time. i was so nervous. was on linus and it was go time. i was so nervous-— was so nervous. linus, get comfortable. _ was so nervous. linus, get comfortable. i— was so nervous. linus, get comfortable. i am - was so nervous. linus, get comfortable. i am ready. i was so nervous. linus, get i comfortable. iam ready. how is was so nervous. linus, get - comfortable. iam ready. how is it? comfortable. i am ready. how is it? icah— comfortable. i am ready. how is it? i can feel— comfortable. i am ready. how is it? i can feel myself _ comfortable. i am ready. how is it? i can feel myself shaking _ comfortable. i am ready. how is it? i can feel myself shaking but - i can feel myself shaking but hopefully itjust gets easier. compared to pre—game? this

hopefully it just gets easier. compared to pre-game? this is more nerve-racking- _ compared to pre-game? this is more nerve-racking. usually _ compared to pre-game? this is more nerve-racking. usually out _ compared to pre-game? this is more nerve-racking. usually out on - compared to pre-game? this is more nerve-racking. usually out on the i nerve—racking. usually out on the field with 11 more people, you have people cheering from the side but in this moment, ifeel so alone. what would you recommend in orderfor me not to rub out the top stencil? {30 not to rub out the top stencil? go from the bottom. because if you go from the bottom. because if you go from there — from the bottom. because if you go from there your _ from the bottom. because if you go from there your hand _ from the bottom. because if you go from there your hand will— from the bottom. because if you go from there your hand will remove . from the bottom. because if you go i from there your hand will remove the stencil~ _ from there your hand will remove the stencil. , , ., , , ., stencil. linus stopped me from the bearinnin stencil. linus stopped me from the beginning so _ stencil. linus stopped me from the beginning so it _ stencil. linus stopped me from the beginning so it felt _ stencil. linus stopped me from the beginning so it felt right _ stencil. linus stopped me from the beginning so it felt right that i stencil. linus stopped me from the beginning so it felt right that he i beginning so it felt right that he would be the person to be tattooed. i think it is really good. it is i think it is really good. it is really darker _ i think it is really good. it is really darker in _ i think it is really good. it is really darker in the - i think it is really good. really darker in the areas i think it is really good.- really darker in the areas but it i think it is really good— really darker in the areas but it is really darker in the areas but it is really good. really darker in the areas but it is really good-— really good. you can see it looks aood. really good. you can see it looks good- that _ really good. you can see it looks good. that was _ really good. you can see it looks good. that was your _ really good. you can see it looks good. that was your first - really good. you can see it looks good. that was your first tattoo. j good. that was your first tattoo. when did you get your first? just after i turned _ when did you get your first? jt,3t after i turned 18. it was keira, her mum saw her is first and she said to my mum, george has got one as well. i think it was after an england

game. i am i think it was after an england game. iam happy i think it was after an england game. i am happy with the shape, really happy. game. i am happy with the shape, really happy-— game. i am happy with the shape, | really happy._ ready? really happy. nearly done. ready? finished. i hope _ really happy. nearly done. ready? finished. i hope so. _ really happy. nearly done. ready? finished. i hope so. i— really happy. nearly done. ready? finished. i hope so. ithink- really happy. nearly done. ready? finished. i hope so. ithink i i really happy. nearly done. ready? finished. i hope so. i thinkl am i finished. i hope so. i think i am happy with it. hopefully linus is. i am really happy with myself and i am actually proud of myself. an unbelievable feeling to get to this point. unbelievable feeling to get to this oint. . , unbelievable feeling to get to this oint. ., , , , , , point. really, it is the best first tattoo i have — point. really, it is the best first tattoo i have ever _ point. really, it is the best first tattoo i have ever seen. - point. really, it is the best first tattoo i have ever seen. you . point. really, it is the best first l tattoo i have ever seen. you have done _ tattoo i have ever seen. you have done a _ tattoo i have ever seen. you have done a really— tattoo i have ever seen. you have done a really good _ tattoo i have ever seen. you have done a really good job. _ tattoo i have ever seen. you have done a really good job. i- tattoo i have ever seen. you have done a really good job. lam“ - tattoo i have ever seen. you have done a really good job. done a really good “oh. i am honest. thank ou done a really good “oh. i am honest. thankyou very — done a really good job. i am honest. thank you very much. _ done a really good job. i am honest. thank you very much. i _ done a really good job. i am honest. thank you very much. i think - done a really good job. i am honest. thank you very much. i think i - done a really good job. i am honest. thank you very much. i think i have l thank you very much. i think i have massively changed moving here. i feel a lot more confident in myself until i am. i have become more open to things. i throw myself into anything. give me the other leg, go again. anything. give me the other leg, go aaain. ~ . . anything. give me the other leg, go aiainr ., ., , ., anything. give me the other leg, go aaain. ~ ., ., , ., ., just to remain you manchester united are through to the final of the fa

cup where they will play manchester city but coventry pushed them all the way and they narrowly lost out in a penalty shoot—out. hello there, good evening. this sunshine has a kick to it for the second half of april. feeling pleasantly warm and the best of the sunshine. best spots are the western sports, this was northern ireland but towards the north—east, it is chilly with a brisk north—easterly wind. temperatures struggling here and will continue to do so, we will be in this chilly air through the rest of the week so temperature is below the seasonal average. towards the end of the working week, low pressure will scoop an milder air from the south—west. it will be wet and windy but milder. high pressure

for the uk today, lots of dry weather, further northwards and westwards. this warm front bringing outbreaks of rain into northern england as we head through the night. a milder night than last night, coastal hill fog the head of the front in east anglia, still chilly with clear skies and perhaps a touch of frost tomorrow morning. a bright start here, then our warm front pushes south and east, cloud will overtake that. i was quite chilly and damp and there will be outbreaks of rain moving south across the midlands and into eastern wales and central and southern england by the end of the day. northern ireland cloudier and cooler tomorrow but scotland is looking dry and there will be some decent spells of sunshine as well. in the central belt, 16 celsius. following on behind the warm front is a cold

front so we will see chilly conditions across the northern half the uk. milder in the south. under the uk. milder in the south. under the cloud. more sunshine on tuesday. a lot of dry weather, a quiet day of weather but a brisk northerly wind again bringing a cold feeling of conditions, brisk winds of the north coast. brighterskies conditions, brisk winds of the north coast. brighter skies likely towards the west once again. into wednesday, we see showers out towards the east, turning more and settled as the week we are sewn into the weekend but also milder so temperatures will start to climb. goodbye.

live from london, this is bbc news. the bill is passed. anger from russia after us lawmakers pass a long—delayed $61 billion aid package for ukraine. at least iii children are reported to have been killed in the latest israeli air strikes on rafah in southern gaza. the mp mark menzies has resigned from the uk conservative party and will stand down at the next general election. the london mayor arranges an urgent meeting with the met commissioner over the handling of ajewish man by police during a pro—palestinian

demonstration in london. and all five members of the spice girls reunite in london to celebrate the 50th birthday of band member, victoria beckham. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. us officials say the next delivery of american military aid for ukraine could arrive within a week. after a delay of six months, the house of representatives finally approved the multi—billion dollar package last night. america already provides the bulk of international support for kyiv, having spent more than $74 billion in the first two years of the war. the new package is worth $61 billion dollars, including money to replenish stocks of us armaments, and $14 billion will pay for advanced weapons and defence systems.