Somerset beat Middlesex by 231 runs to avoid relegation
Middlesex relegated as Hampshire draw at Edgbaston
Worcs Div Two champions, Notts promoted
Wins for Lancs, Northants & Derbyshire
Warwickshire 188 & 186 v Hampshire 116 & 113-5 - target 259
Ryan Sidebottom strikes the fourth ball after tea!
The break makes the difference once more!
Liam Dawson makes his first mistake and it is a costly one as he pushes at a ball outside his off-stump and is caught by a diving Tim Ambrose just in front of first slip.
Warwickshire 188 & 186 v Hampshire 116 & 113-4
They're back out at Edgbaston.
Hampshire have 33 overs to survive. If the game ends in a draw, 2016 county champions Middlesex are relegated.
Is there one more twist in this remarkable season?
Sussex 565 & 157-4 v Nottinghamshire 477
Matthew Carter has his second Championship wicket.
Sussex batsman Chris Nash is caught at square leg by Jake Libby.
Leicestershire 128 & 270 v Northants 202 & 168-3
It's too little too late for Leicestershire who are going to end this season without a Championship win.
Callum Parkinson removes Richard Levi lbw for nine.
Northants need another 29 for victory.
Sussex 565 & 157-3 v Notts 477
Adrian Harms
Sports reporter, BBC Sussex
With the game heading for a draw Luke Wells has lit up the afternoon scoring his 4th century of the season in just 97 balls including 4 sixes, only Kumar Sangakkara has scored more Championship runs this season.
32 overs remain in the day and with no tea time declaration this game is heading for a draw and promotion for Nottinghamshire.
Worcestershire 335 & 242-3 dec v Durham 208 & 163-6 - tea
Martin Emmerson
BBC Newcastle
Jennings' final innings for Durham was another disappointment. Fitting he was caught in the slips going forward, as he so often has done this season. He's lost his mojo. His last eight innings have been worth just 91 runs at an average of 11.3. Maybe he needs a new start? And if Durham had a bigger squad would he actually be playing at the moment?
In contrast it's been a great season for Graham Clark who followed his 60 in the first innings with 62 in the second. He finishes the season with 769 championship runs, while Cameron Steel scored 899 in his first full season.
There was also a lovely ovation for 41-year-old Paul Collingwood, who has probably played in his final Championship match here. He was out for 36 to a grubber from Ed Barnard. The sides won't meet in this format next year.
Worcestershire 335 & 242-3 dec v Durham 208 & 163-6 - tea
Martin Emmerson
BBC Newcastle
Image source, Rex FeaturesOn a gorgeous afternoon at New Road the hosts need just another four wickets to wrap up the Division Two title.
Durham will not win. They were set 370 in 76 overs so that wasn't really on the cards. They have to try and bat out 33 more overs now (a minimum of) if they are to survive.
Durham haven't lost here since 2003. There have been six visits since and they have won three of them. But they have been second best throughout this match, perhaps rocked by the announcement of the departures of Keaton Jennings and Graham Onions.
Leicestershire 128 & 270 v Northants 202 & 162-2
They're back out at Leicestershire.
Northants need a further 35 runs for victory, Luke Procter is 14 away from a fourth first-class century.
It doesn't look like the win will take Northants up though.
Image source, Rex FeaturesIn Division Two, Worcestershire are closing in on victory and the Division Two title against Durham.
The visitors are 163-6 at New Road.
Gloucestershire's hopes of chasing 381 against Derbyshire appear to be over - they're 197-6 at tea.
Warwickshire 188 & 186 v Hampshire 116 & 113-4
What a recovery by Hampshire after losing those three quick wickets straight after lunch.
James Vince (27*) and Liam Dawson (9*) have resisted everything the Warwickshire bowlers have thrown at them for 28.5 overs. Dawson has batted for 90 balls!
They have 33 overs left to survive in the final session - a draw sends Middlesex down to Division Two.
Warwickshire 188 & 186 v Hampshire 116 & 113-4 - target 259
Warwickshire have turned to Matthew Lamb and Alex Thomson as they look for a breakthrough on the cusp of tea.
James Vince has been outfoxed a couple of times but the former Hampshire captain has earned the luck he is now being afforded.
34 overs remaining for the visitors at Edgbaston, 26 until the new ball is available.
The players are off for tea.
Northants need another 43 for victory at Leicestershire, Sussex against Notts is drifting towards a draw.
Notts are going back up to Division One in captain Chris Read's final first-class game.
The 39-year-old scored a brilliant century in what is likely to be his last innings.
Image source, Getty ImagesSomerset beat Middlesex by 231 runs
Somerset's outgoing director of cricket Matt Maynard has given his thoughts on their survival in Division One and the Taunton pitch being graded "below average".
Matt Maynard: Outgoing Somerset boss 'disappointed' with grading of 'below average' pitch
Worcestershire 335 & 242-3 dec v Durham 208 & 160-6
Worcestershire are closing in on victory now.
Ravichandran Ashwin gets Ryan Pringle caught in the deep - they're four wickets away from sealing the Division Two title.
Sussex 565 & 156-3 v Nottinghamshire 477
Luke Wells is bowled after reaching his century.
The Sussex batsman hit Matthew Carter for successive boundaries to reach an impressive century off 97 balls, having smacked 14 fours and four sixes.
However, Samit Patel brings Wells' innings to an end as rattles his stumps.
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Joe Bannister: So are Somerset definitely safe? Or could this 2nd inspection see us in trouble?
Here's what BBC London's Kevin Hand has to say Joe...
Matter of process after below average grading. There won't be a change to the grading even though it's in his power..
Leicestershire 128 & 270 v Northants 202 & 152-2
Northants skipper Alex Wakely is gone, caught by Sam Evans off Dieter Klein.
But Luke Procter is still there on 83 and the visitors only need 45 to win. Should be a walk in the park.
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Jonny Winterburn: As an English Middlesex fan, I'm torn. I want Vince to prove doubters wrong, but I don't want Middlesex to go down!
Warwickshire 188 & 186 v Hampshire 116 & 106-4 - target 259
40 overs remain at Edgbaston.
The runs have completely dried up as James Vince (26 not out) and Liam Dawson (5 not out) strive to save Hampshire.
Dawson's faced 67, yes sixty-seven, balls for his five runs so far. Gritty, determined batting.
Image source, Getty ImagesWorcestershire 335 & 242-3 dec v Durham 208 & 145-5
Is that Durham's last hope of victory gone? Graham Clark is out lbw to Ed Barnard for 62.
Worcestershire are 99.99% certain of going up as Division Two champions.