odd thunderstorm, the same across northern ireland, wales, south—west england. they are starting to develop widely across north—west england, the west midlands. they will develop a bit further south. it has been quite a nice start to the day across much of the midlands, eastern england. some of the heavier showers will be a north—east scotland. we have got a yellow thunderstorm warning there for the chance of some surface water flooding. temperature is cooler, 17-22 flooding. temperature is cooler, 17—22 from north to south across the country. the reading and leeds festival today, some showers which could turn out to be therapy and sunny and both places, but some good spells of sunshine. through this evening and overnight, it is mostly dry towards central and southern areas, clear spells of through this evening and overnight, it is mostly dry towards central and southern areas, close pals with scattered showers elsewhere. some of the few nights, ranging from 7—11. tomorrow, the first day of our weekend, we start up with some sunshine, then you showers get going, pretty widespread across england and wales. plenty of shows across northern scotland. more of a breeze across northern and western areas. lighterwinds breeze across northern and western areas. lighter winds further east. top ten temperatures, 22, high teens further north. a bit below par for the time of your temperature —wise. sunday, a few summers in england and wales. a week with a friend could bring thicker cow to western scotland and northern ireland. some drizzly weather as that week by the front continues to dry out. england and wales with some sunny spells, could see temperatures of 21. again, mid to high teens further north. monday, not a bad day, largely dry apart from the odd shower. a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland. may be an odd shimmer. temperatures, 18—20, we could see 22 across the south—east even more sunshine. of course, we have got the notting hill carnival for this weekend. it is a bank holiday weekend. it is a bank holiday weekend for some of us. that will last into monday. 21 degrees were some good sunny spells around. to caterfor a showerfor the some good sunny spells around. to cater for a shower for the first part of the weekend. it stays pretty unsettled for the rest of the week. no pressure nearby, a mixture of sunshine and showers. —— low pressure nearby. thanks, stav. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday. no rubiales resignation. the head of spanish football says he's made mistakes but won't stand down. liverpool say mohamed salah remains 100% committed to the club as he's linked with a move to the saudi pro league. and rory mcilroy overcomes back spasms to stay in contention at the tour championship. the president of the spanish fa luis rubiales says he will not resign. he addressed an extraordinary assembly of the national federation in madrid today following his conduct at the women's world cup final last sunday. he admitted to mistakes and apologised for grabbing his crotch in celebration at full—time, while standing yards away from the queen of spain and her daughter. he was criticised for kissing one of the players, jenni hermoso, on the lips during the trophy presentation, he says that was consensual. spain's second deputy prime minister yolanda diaz says his stance is unacceptable and the government needs to take urgent measures. fifa opened disciplinary proceedings against him yesterday. translation: is that so serious i have to leave _ translation: is that so serious i have to leave while _ translation: is that so serious i have to leave while having - translation: is that so serious i have to leave while having done i translation: is that so serious || have to leave while having done at the bestjob of spanish football? do you really believe i have to resign? i will tell you something. i will not resign. i will not resign. i will not resign. i will not resign. i will not resign.— will not resign. i will not resign. i will not resign. there has been a lot of reaction _ i will not resign. there has been a lot of reaction to _ i will not resign. there has been a lot of reaction to that _ i will not resign. there has been a lot of reaction to that defiant - lot of reaction to that defiant speech. his refusal to resign. one of the spanish men's team has announced on social media in the last hour or so he will not be available for selection whilst rubiales remains in office. he said wearing a spanish national team shirt... england'sjess carter was on the losing side in that final and speaking earlier today gave us her view of rubiales' behaviour. it is obviously just it is obviouslyjust something that is completely unacceptable and it is really sad that it totally ruined what was supposed to be the most special moment in hermoso's korea, spain's korea, and it was ruined by that and it is entirely unacceptable and i am glad that things, people are looking further into it. —— jenni hermoso's career, spain's career. the new fifa women's rankings are out and off the back of the world cup, sweden are up to number one in the world for the first time, and after six years at the top, the usa are down to third. they were knocked out by the swedes in the last 16. spain are up to second after becoming world champions. beaten finalists england stay 4th. with just a week left before the summer transfer window closes, jurgen klopp says mohamed salah is going nowhere. there's speculation that he could join the saudi pro—league although he only signed a three—year contract extension at anfield last season. it is obviously difficult to talk about media stories, because there is nothing to talk about from our point of view. we have the liverpool player, for all the things we do that are essential, most will be, so yes, there is nothing there. if there would be something, the answer would be no. the there would be something, the answer would be "0-— would be no. the premier league weekend starts _ would be no. the premier league weekend starts this _ would be no. the premier league weekend starts this evening. - would be no. the premier league - weekend starts this evening. chelsea at home to newly promoted luton. the first to meeting between the two since 1991 which is when the hat is one 2—o. since 1991 which is when the hat is one 2—0. we since 1991 which is when the hat is one 2-0. ~ one 2-0. we will win, we will succeed _ one 2-0. we will win, we will succeed in — one 2-0. we will win, we will succeed in the _ one 2-0. we will win, we will succeed in the way _ one 2-0. we will win, we will succeed in the way that - one 2-0. we will win, we will succeed in the way that the i one 2-0. we will win, we will - succeed in the way that the players have the ideas and philosophy and it is only a matter of time. it is a process, we cannot force on the time. it process, we cannot force on the time. , ., process, we cannot force on the time. , . , process, we cannot force on the time. , ., , u, time. it is about being confident. reau time. it is about being confident. really looking — time. it is about being confident. really looking forward _ time. it is about being confident. really looking forward to - time. it is about being confident. really looking forward to the - time. it is about being confident. i really looking forward to the game, this is— really looking forward to the game, this is what we have all worked so hard _ this is what we have all worked so hard for. — this is what we have all worked so hard for, nights like this, friday night _ hard for, nights like this, friday night football at stamford bridge, it is a _ night football at stamford bridge, it is a big — night football at stamford bridge, it is a big reward for all the hard work_ it is a big reward for all the hard work that— it is a big reward for all the hard work that everyone in the football club has _ work that everyone in the football club has put in on time. that being said, _ club has put in on time. that being said. we_ club has put in on time. that being said, we want to enjoy the occasion by pulling _ said, we want to enjoy the occasion by putting on a really good performance. former premier league referee mike dean says that he intentionally overlooked a penalty incident whilst on var duty last season, to save his friend and fellow official anthony taylor from any extra "grief". dean was the video assistant for chelsea's 2—2 draw with tottenham in august 2022 and says he didn't send taylor to the pitchside monitor to review christian romero pulling marc cucurella's hair. dean was stood down for two months afterwards and subsequently retired as an official. i think it is absolutely scandalous, absolutely scandalous, and ijust do not know why he would come out with it, because that is just showing you that he is not doing hisjob. i know there could be a caring element of their that he was worried about him, but you still have to do yourjob and it is his duty, he is not doing hisjob and that and it is his duty, he is not doing his job and that probably could have cost chelsea obviously a big win in the london derby considering spurs scored from that corner and it was a draw, it has left a sour taste in my mouth if i'm honest with you. more from kevin campbell on the football news show�*s latest edition that you can catch later this evening on the iplayer. you can find all the most recent episodes on their as well. the second round of golf�*s season—ending tour championship in atlanta tees off later this afternoon. around £145 million is waiting for the winner. rory mcilroy has won it three times, he's the defending champion. and he's made a good start to this year's event despite injuring his lower back this week. he's three shots off the pace after an opening round of 70. this tournament features the top 30 players on the american tour. collin morikawa, keegan bradley and viktor hovland lead the way on 10 under. sport and exercise can help people in many different ways, but for matthew smyth from poole, he says it's saved his life. born without hip or knee sockets, matthew was struggling with his mental health during lockdown, until he picked up some weights. nowjust two years later, he's been crowned england's strongest disabled man and this weekend is looking to claim the british title. logan lawson has the story. when i was growing up i suffered with depression, used to self harm quite a lot, i have had multiple suicide attempts in my life, it is not a nice story but it is my story and i'm proud of that. for matthew sm h and i'm proud of that. for matthew smyth from — and i'm proud of that. for matthew smyth from poole, _ and i'm proud of that. for matthew smyth from poole, becoming - and i'm proud of that. for matthew - smyth from poole, becoming england's strongest disabled man has notjust been a battle of the body, but more so a battle of the mind. having struggled heavily with his mental health during covid lockdown, matthew made the decision to purchase a pair of dumbbells online, a decision he says it saved his life. i a decision he says it saved his life. . . a decision he says it saved his life. ., ., ., life. i guarantee ifi did not get into sport _ life. i guarantee ifi did not get into sport i _ life. i guarantee ifi did not get into sport i would _ life. i guarantee ifi did not get into sport i would not - life. i guarantee ifi did not get into sport i would not be - life. i guarantee ifi did not get into sport i would not be here. life. i guarantee if i did not get - into sport i would not be here right now. it helped me accept my disability and work with it and incorporated into me as a person which massively increase my mental health because i am not anxious about it or ashamed by it, i am proud of being disabled. getting into a gym, getting into weightlifting, meeting other positive people around me who enjoy doing the same thing, it has genuinely kept me alive. by, doing the same thing, it has genuinely kept me alive. a lot has ha--ened genuinely kept me alive. a lot has happened since — genuinely kept me alive. a lot has happened since matthew- genuinely kept me alive. a lot has happened since matthew first - 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result, matthew has achieved something that no trophy or medal can ever dojustice. and it is proof that sport and exercise really can change someone's life. that is just about it. you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello and welcome back, with me, frankie mccamley. more now on the announcement of a reduction in the amount we'll pay for gas and electricity in england, wales and scotland. it's come as the energy regulator ofgem sets the next price cap for millions of households. at the moment, households using an average amount of energy shouldn't pay more thanjust over £2,000. however, ofgem today confirmed that figure will fall, with the unit price cap from october, meaning a typical household's annual bill would be just over £1,900. that's a third higher than in the winter of 2021. but there will no longer be any government support for the bills as there was last year, which means some households may pay the same amount, or even more, despite the fall in prices. let's get some political reaction now, starting with the prime minister. actually, today is really good news for families up and down the country with a reduction in the energy price cap that's going to reduce on average a typical family's energy bill by about £150, easing the burden on the cost of living. and we took decisive action after putin's illegal war to help families by imposing a windfall tax on energy companies, using that money to provide about £1,500 of support to a typical household. but i know things are still tough, and that's why we are working night and day to bring down inflation so that the money in people's pockets can go further. data suggests that some families will once again be struggling this winter with energy costs off the back of another difficult one. how do you target that support to help those people? it's really important that we do target our support to the most vulnerable in society, and that's what we're doing. so the national living wage has gone up by around £1,iioo for those on the lowest earnings. pensioners are receiving an extra £300 this winter alongside their winter fuel payment and everyone on universal credit is receiving £900 in direct cost of living support, because i want to make sure the most vulnerable in our society do get that extra help. even as the energy prices are coming down, we want to keep providing that help, because bills are still high. other political parties have been less impressed by the price cap, placing the blame on the government for the increase in costs over the last couple of years. labour's shadow energy secretary ed miliband said,