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Will see a similar contrast in the next couple of days. 0vernight we have more of these thundery downpours threatening southern parts of the uk and elsewhere we will see me stand low cloud reforming and developing more widely in this muggy airand it will developing more widely in this muggy air and it will be another uncomfortable night for sleeping on the southward with temperatures no lower than 18 or 19 degrees. Tomorrow starts grey and misty in places and we should get sunshine coming throug...

2024 Final: Fourth Session (Season 2024): The fourth and concluding session of the final. Snooker: The World Championship airs on BBC Two HD at 7:00 PM, Monday 6 May. The fourth and concluding session of the final

2024 Final: Second Session (Season 2024): The second session of the final. Snooker: The World Championship airs on BBC Two HD at 7:00 PM, Sunday 5 May. The second session of the final

2024 Day 14: Evening Session - 2: Further coverage of session three of the opening semi-final. Snooker: The World Championship airs on BBC Four HD at 9:00 PM, Friday 3 May. Further coverage of session three of the opening semi-final

Ronnie O'Sullivan's war on referees continued on Wednesday night, as he told Desislava Bozhilova to chill during a break in play. 

Ronnie O'Sullivan crashed out of the World Snooker Championship 2024 to Stuart Bingham and had a run-in with referee Desislava Bozhilova.

2024 Day 13: Afternoon Session: Coverage of the opening session of the first semi-final. Snooker: The World Championship airs on BBC Two HD at 1:00 PM, Thursday 2 May. Coverage of the opening session of the first semi-final

2024 Day 13: Evening Session - 2: Further coverage of the opening session of the second semi-final. Snooker: The World Championship airs on BBC Four HD at 8:00 PM, Thursday 2 May. Further coverage of the opening session of the second semi-final

Ronnie O'Sullivan has jokingly said that he would be in favour of a LIV Golf-style breakaway in snooker, amid tensions about the sport's future

There was a bizarre moment at the World Snooker Championship when Scotland's Stephen Maguire appeared to put a fly in his mouth.