just as they did in rio five years ago but they won medals in 18 of the 19 sports they entered and that is a new team record. there s were no more british golds on the final day but krysten coombs took one of the two bronzes for the team in the sh6 badminton singles. the other came for the wheelchair basketball team. they trailed against spain at half time but they came back to win by 68 points to 58. it s been another gripping day at the solheim cup in ohio and the usa are right back in it after the morning foursomes in toledo. they now trail europe byjust a point. mel reid and leona maguire the only european winners, with usa taking the other three. europe now lead six and half to five and half. that s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we ll have an update for you a little bit later.
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of light rain and drizzle affecting southern scotland, northern england, perhaps northern ireland, that tendering to peter out. we may well get a bit of sunshine across eastern parts of scotland, but generally the far north of england northwards will be more cloudy. because we have this southerly breeze rather than a breeze off the north sea, we are seeing drier, sunnier weather coming in across much of england and wales. those temperatures continuing to rise, getting up to 27 degrees in the south east of england. and we still have high pressure that is shaping our weather at the moment. the centre of the high is drifting way, allowing this low pressure to come into biscay. what that does is reinforces this south easterly breeze that we will be picking up on tuesday, dragging in all the warmth from continental europe and pushing away a lot of the cloud as well so we will see more sunshine coming out across northern ireland, the southern half of scotland. lots of sunshine for england an
we already knew that the scottish liberal democrats were opposed to the idea. they came out straightaway with their opposition, describing it as a deeply illiberal idea. the scottish conservatives have got serious concerns, though they are still to confirm just how they plan to vote this week. and, yes, there are concerns, too, in the business community. one major business organisation, scottish chambers of commerce, calling for urgent clarity on just what businesses are going to be affected by this. there was a bit of a debate, bit of a concern among some in the hospitality industry in scotland aboutjust which businesses will be classed as nightclubs rather than pubs. the scottish professional football league, they have got concerns, too. large sporting events with more than 10,000 people in attendance, so some top flight football matches such as maybe a rangers celtic game or an international game, they could be affected and others that would be affected by the scheme, well, any unse
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