Downpours through the rest of the day. Enough rain to give poor travelling conditions, may be some localised flooding. Temperatures struggling as well. In newcastle under the rain it is 16 degrees this afternoon. Further south and east may be 24. It is a sunshine and showers story for most places. Through this evening and overnight this wet weather will start to pull away. Clinging onto the coast of South East Scotland and North East England for much of the night. Further west a few showers, some clear spells in the mix as well. Temperatures between 11 and 15. For tomorrow it will not be raining all the time, but they will be some showers. Todays rain clears away quite smartly and then some showers pppin9 quite smartly and then some showers ppping up, quite smartly and then some showers popping up, one or two heavy ones. Some places may avoid all the showers completely. Temperatures no great shape for this time of the year. If you get into the sunshine it will not feel too bad. Into wednesday and this area of High Pressure starts to build. It is a weak area of High Pressure, but that will kill off most of the showers. We start the day on wednesday with areas of mist and fog in Northern Ireland and western parts of england and wales. Sunny spell developing in North East England and scotland, still one or two showers, and temperatures 17 to maybe 25 degrees in the south east. Signs of something a bit warmer. This is going to be a warm week across much of Continental Europe and toward the end of the week with this area of High Pressure to the north of us we may start to tap into that warmth. But just may start to tap into that warmth. Butjust how may start to tap into that warmth. But just how warm may start to tap into that warmth. Butjust how warm it gets depends on the progress of this, this frontal system pushing in from the west. That will bring some very heavy, perhaps thundery rain, and it will once again suppress those temperatures. Before that arrives it looks like some of us will see temperatures into the mid 20 celsius, maybe a touch higher, but with that heavy, Thundery Rain Sweeping through during friday night into saturday. So, yes, more wet weather in the forecast. Thanks, ben. And thats 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 its time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. Goodbye hello and welcome to sportsday. Im will perry. Coming up on the programme. One of the worlds biggest football stars, neymar, is on the verge ofjoining the Saudi Pro League. While chelsea are primed to break the british transfer record, as Moises Caicedo heads their way. And we speak to just some of the many british gold medallists who dazzled at cyclings World Championships in scotland. At cyclings world it at cyclings world definitely lifted me on that last lap. It definitely lifted me on that last lap. I could hear the crowd behind me shouting at every gb rider coming on the track and it was so special. Welcome along. With still more than two weeks until the end of this summers transfer window, some big deals are taking place across the world of football. In the Premier League, chelsea are set to break the record british transfer fee as they look to sign Moises Caicedo for £115 million. While neymar is on the verge of moving to Saudi Arabian side al hilal. Lets get the latest on these deals now and speak to our football reporter simon stone. Simon, firstly, neymar, moving from psg. Whats the latest . Yes, we are led to believe that neymar is in saudi arabia now and he is having a medical ahead of this move. Its going to cost al hilal around 90 million euros, around £77 million. It solves a problem for psg because i dont think they really want him any more and also its good news for the Saudi Pro League because amongst a number of star names clearly that of move there this summer, neymar is clearly one of the biggest in football of anyone really, and hes going there at the same time as people like cristiano ronaldo. To boost the profile of the league. Al hilal have got never has there, so yes they clearly mean business as well. There, so yes they clearly mean business as well. What about Moises Caicedo . Its business as well. What about Moises Caicedo . Its been business as well. What about Moises Caicedo . Its been a business as well. What about Moises Caicedo . Its been a bit business as well. What about Moises Caicedo . Its been a bit of business as well. What about Moises Caicedo . Its been a bit of a business as well. What about Moises Caicedo . Its been a bit of a saga caicedo . Its been a bit of a saga but is it coming to an end . Yes. Caicedo . Its been a bit of a saga but is it coming to an end . Yes, i think s0 but is it coming to an end . Yes, i think so. Moises but is it coming to an end . Yes, i think so. Moises caicedo but is it coming to an end . Yes, i think so. Moises caicedo is but is it coming to an end . Yes, i | think so. Moises caicedo is having but is it coming to an end . Yes, i i think so. Moises caicedo is having a medical at chelsea. I think liverpool clearly wanted him. They had a bid of £111 million accepted for him. It swiftly became apparent Moises Caicedo wanted to join chelsea. That was his preferred option. Then it was up to chelsea to do a deal and as you rightly say, he came up with a british record deal £100 million and an initialfee and then another potential £15 million for the ecuador midfielder. Yeah, £150 million in total. Its a lot of money but they think its worth it. Do you think its worth it . Youve seen him play and a lot of fans around the world say £150 million for a 21 year old, he was exceptional at the world cup, and hes the real deal, right . He certainly hes the real deal, right . He certainly appears that way. You only had to watch chelseas game against liverpool yesterday to see why both clubs really needed someone to fill that gap, to play in midfield and allow the players to do their thing. Moises caicedo clearly has attracted the attention of a lot of Premier League clubs, globally also, and brighton spotted an early and made quite a lot of money out of him. Hes got the experience of the Premier League now and, yes, i would expect chelsea to think hes worth that money because they think he can become a better player than he has shown himself to be already. Clubs are frantically shown himself to be already. Clubs are frantically trying shown himself to be already. Clubs are frantically trying to shown himself to be already. Clubs are frantically trying to do shown himself to be already. Clubs are frantically trying to do their best before the 1st of september. What else is happening today . Jack harrison . James ward prowse . Hes move to west ham, for your contract for the england international. That deal is done. Jack harrison is another. The deal is done for him. Hes going to everton on loan. An interesting one because aston villa thought they were going to get him from leeds and then they realised hes got an injury and it will keep them out for about a month, which didnt put everton off, so he has gone there and then we got another player going from chelsea, to real madrid. Hes got an acl injury. Hes gone to real Madrid On Loan for the rest of the season. ,. ,. , ~ Madrid On Loan for the rest of the season. ,. ,. ,. , Madrid On Loan for the rest of the season. ,. ~ ,. , y Madrid On Loan for the rest of the season. ,. ~ ,. ,. England midfielder keira walsh says her side are more than ready for facing the world cup hosts australia in the semifinal on wednesday. Its the lionesses third successive world cup semi and theyre playing in the 81,500 capacity stadium australia. I think youve seen that the girls are ready to fight. The nigerian game, colombian game, it wasnt easy and we went always on top and i think people have seen that side to us. 0bviously once the whistle and its a different story but in the game i think the girls are aware of what the stadium is going to be like and for us we are more than ready for it. Erik ten hag says Harry Maguire would be better off leaving Manchester United if hes not confident enough to battle for a First Team Spot at old trafford. Maguire is desperate for more game time and is keen on a move to west ham, but ten hag still belives he can be an important part of his plans this season. He has to fight for his place. He has the abilities to be top class centre back. He is the best for england so why shouldnt he be the best for us, but he has to prove it . When hes not confident enough go in and fight, then he has to go. He has to make the decision but im happy with him. Cameron norrie, dan evans, andy murray and neal skupski have been named as the Great Britain team for the group stages of the davis cup finals in manchester next month. Britain take on australia, france and switzerland with the top two nations qualifying for the knock out stage of the finals in malaga in november. Former england fast bowler steven finn has retired from professional cricket at the age of 34. It brings an end to an 18 year career in which in took 125 wickets in 36 test appearances between 2010 and 2016. He hasnt though featured in Red Ball Cricket since july last year after suffering from a knee injury. Finn says hes sbeen fighting a battle with his body for the last 12 months. It was a memorable World Championships for Great Britains cyclists. They took 23 golds in scotland, and 24 in para cycling, topping both medal tables by some distance. It was the first tournament of its kind, bringing together competitors from more than 130 nations across a range of disciplines. Earlier, i spoke to three of those gold medalists emma finucane, fin graham and charlie hatton. It was honestly unreal. I cant believe it when i crossed the line and looked at the board. Did i get it . I was convinced she was coming because our first race was so, so close but to be doing it in front of a home crowd, all my friends and family were there, its pretty surreal and to have it in glasgow at home track is unreal and i couldnt believe it. Still to this day i dont think it will ever sink in. To Cross Over The Line first was insane. , Cross Over The Line first was insane. ,. ,. ,. , insane. Charlie, how aware where you have all the insane. Charlie, how aware where you have all the other insane. 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In front of a scottish crowd, the noise in front of a scottish crowd, the noise the in front of a scottish crowd, the noise the whole in front of a scottish crowd, the noise the whole way in front of a scottish crowd, the noise the whole way around in front of a scottish crowd, the noise the whole way around the velodrome noise the whole way around the velodrome got noise the whole way around the velodrome got me noise the whole way around the velodrome got me to noise the whole way around the velodrome got me to the noise the whole way around the velodrome got me to the finish| noise the whole way around the velodrome got me to the finish line. Congratulations velodrome got me to the finish line. Congratulations to velodrome got me to the finish line. Congratulations to them. In rugby union, a new Womens International launching in october. Its called the wxv, and has lower tier competitions one and two and itll offer consistent annual fixtures outside of world cup years. England will take on world champions new zealand on the final day of their new campaign. Thatll take place in auckland in november and will be a repeat of the 2021 world cup final, which new zealand won. Wales start against canada in wellington and scotland begin in south africa. World rugby� s sally horrox says the competition represents the start of a new era for womens rugby. Meanwhile, a blow for england today. Jack portfleet will miss the mens world cup because of an ankle injury picked up in saturdays win over wales. Hell be replaced by scrum half alex mitchell. You can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. Thats bbc. Co. Uk sport. From me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. Hello. Youre watching bbc news. Im rich preston. Lets return to our top story. Two thirds of nhs cancer waiting time targets are expected to be scrapped in england, in a move the Health Service says is designed to catch the disease earlier. Its thought that the nine current targets will be reduced to three. The proposals have been worked on by clinicians and have been out for consultation since last year. Some Cancer Charities, though, say more investment is needed in treatment capacity. Joining me now is chris thomas whos with the institute for Public PolicyResearch Commission on health and prosperity. Good afternoon. Scrapping two thirds of targets, what do you make of this . 50 of targets, what do you make of this . ~ of targets, what do you make of this . ~ , this . So i think there is some nuances this . So i think there is some nuances. Overarching this . So i think there is some nuances. Overarching me,. This . So i think there is some nuances. Overarching me, i. This . So i think there is some nuances. Overarching me, ithink having a more streamlined set of targets that means that nhs leaders arent pulled in all kinds of directions with flashing lights everywhere and can put more of their energy into long term reform that sensible. I think if we streamline target in the way the government is suggesting without a plan to resource and deliver them i think thats what the Cancer Charities are warning about today. Then we will struggle to achieve even the targets that still exist. We will struggle with long term reform so there is a question to my mind of how were going to use the capacity of less targets and how we are going to make sure there is a genuine and believable vision for bringing the nhs back to a position where it can deliver excellent care for everyone. There have been comments including from the Labour Leader sir keir starmer this isjust a government moving the goalposts, is that the sentiment you agree with . So moving the goalposts, is that the sentiment you agree with . 50 i moving the goalposts, is that the sentiment you agree with . So i think if there is any sentiment you agree with . So i think if there is any implication sentiment you agree with . So i think if there is any implication allowed if there is any implication allowed that targets are being reduced because of political convenience that would be very worrying. The best way for the government to make sure that isnt the case is to do two things, the first is to make sure there is a genuine and believable plan that offers investment, prevention, workforce for