Somerset 75-4 against Essex when rain arrived before lunch
Essex led Division One by 12 points before game began
Keith Barker takes 5-48 as Hants bowl out Kent for 147
Yorkshire's Tom Kohler-Cadmore 165 not out against Warwickshire
Scott Borthwick scores an unbeaten 109 for Surrey against Notts
Gloucs face Northants in D2 and a draw will see both promoted
A win for either side could allow Glamorgan to finish in top three
Richard Gleeson claims 6-43 for unbeaten Lancashire against Leics
Durham 165-6 v Glamorgan
An inside edge from Watling off Hogan runs away to fine leg for one.
Ben Raine is hit on the pad and half a shout for lbw is turned down. Inside edge?
A play and miss outside off stump but Raine survives.
We had less than one full session of play in the title decider between Somerset and Essex today.
In the few overs which were possible, Somerset were reduced to 75-4 - and here is the story of the truncated opening day in six pieces of video.
Durham 164-6 v Glamorgan
Ben Raine edges Timm van der Gugten but the ball lands just short of Nick Selman at slip.
Ben Raine almost falls over as he clips to leg. An eventful dot ball.
He picks up two on the leg side with the fifth ball and blocks the sixth.
This is the only game still active now bad light has interrupted play between Kent and Hampshire at Canterbury.
Durham 162-6 v Glamorgan
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Glamorgan will be keen to complete the process of bowling Durham out this evening.
Durham 162-6 v Glamorgan
Can Glamorgan prize Watling out before stumps?
He leaves Hogan outside the off stump.
21 overs left before stumps. Conditions permitting.
Kent 147 v Hampshire 80-3
Image source, Rex FeaturesThere are still 29 overs to go at Canterbury, but the umpires decide the light isn't good enough for play to continue for the time being.
Sam Northeast is 11 not out and James Vince has seven, and Hampshire look well-placed to establish some sort of first-innings lead despite the best effort of Darren Stevens, who has 2-27 so far.
Leicestershire 155 v Lancashire 2-1 - close
Division Two champions Lancashire are very much on top at Grace Road despite the loss of England opener Keaton Jennings for a first-ball duck.
Leicestershire are now certain to finish bottom of the table after failing to earn any batting points, with fast bowler Richard Gleeson producing figures of 6-43.
England new boy Matt Parkinson weighed in with 2-31 - including his brother Callum, who was lbw for 29 -and the fact that only four Leicestershire batsmen reached double figures highlighted one of the problems that has afflicted them this season.
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Durham 161-6 v Glamorgan
Glamorgan have their second bonus point.
Michael Hogan bowls back of a length and gets the ball to cut back off the seam sharply.
Ned Eckersley is pinned in front of the stumps.
Ben Raine is the new batsman.
Middx 176-3 v Derbys
Sam Robson may have missed out on his third century of the season but Middlesex still have the advantage going in to day two of this contest.
Dawid Malan survives to stumps unbeaten on 51 - just 16 short of 1000 for the season.
Martin Andersson is on four.
Somerset 75-4 v Essex - close
The patience of umpires Rob Bailey and Alex Wharf has finally run out at Taunton and play has been called off for the day.
Essex had the upper hand in the not-quite-one-session of play that was possible, collecting four Somerset wickets - and remember, the home side MUST win this game to pip Essex to the title.
All to do on day two then for Somerset, with skipper Tom Abell 24 not out and George Bartlett on five.
Meanwhile, here's a pic from Taunton that we must share with you. Has the pot of gold got Essex's name on it, or Somerset's?
Image source, Rex FeaturesDurham 157-5 v Glamorgan
Hogan over-pitches and Eckersley drives through mid-off and into the Castle Stand for four.
A play and a miss off the next ball, deviating away from the batsman.
Surrey 246-2 v Notts
The weather hasn't been kind to cricket fans this afternoon and we have yet another early finish to day one in the final round of the Championship...
The picture below says it all.
A great day for Scott Borthwick nonetheless. He scored his second century of the season and resumes (weather permitting) at 1030 BST tomorrow on 109 not out.
Ollie Pope marks his recall to the England squad with an unbeaten 78.
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Durham 150-5 v Glamorgan
Watling plays and misses Michael Hogan outside off and for reasons known only to himself the batsman drops down to his knees.
A much fuller ball is driven through mid off for four.
Two more to Watling with a nudge through backward point and that's the Durham 150 in the 55th over.
Watling is 69 not out.
Kent 147 v Hampshire 67-3
Image source, Rex FeaturesWonder how those contract talks between Kent and Darren Stevens are going?
The final delivery of his latest over is plumbline straight and keeps pretty low, a fatal combination for Tom Alsop who plays down the wrong line.
Hampshire skipper James Vince comes out to join Kent old boy Sam Northeast at the crease.
Durham 144-5 v Glamorgan
David Lloyd is asking a few questions with some away-swingers.
Watling is forward and defending down the pitch.
Watling turns the fifth ball away into the off side for one and Eckersley leaves outside off.
Yorkshire 261-2 v Warwickshire - close
Two sessions is all she wrote today at Edgbaston, but it's still been a memorable one for Yorkshire opener Tom Kohler-Cadmore.
He will start day two on 165 not out, having hit a six and 26 fours so far in his 175-ball innings.
Debutant Tom Loten put on 184 with Kohler-Cadmore before he was adjudged caught at slip for 58 from the final delivery before tea - which also proved to be the final delivery of the day's play as rain set in.
Somerset 75-4 v Essex
It's over four hours since we last saw play at Taunton - but Somerset are still looking on the bright side...
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Durham 143-5 v Glamorgan
Solomon Bell is very tentativley forward, playing around a straight ball from Michael Hogan and the off stump has been uprooted.
A baptism of fire for the young debutante.
The new batsman is Ned Eckersley.
Glamorgan need one more for their second bowling point.
Image source, Getty ImagesDurham 143-4 v Glamorgan
Solomon Bell tries to get off the mark with a straight drive but a sliding stop keeps the Durham newbie on nought.
BJ Watling picks up a single off Lloyd at the other end and Solomon Bell has his first run at this level with a clip to fine leg.
Kent 147 v Hampshire 56-2
Image source, Rex FeaturesWe are back in business after tea at Canterbury where Felix Organ picks up three off Matt Milnes.
It is his last scoring stroke as he attempts a strange-looking flip shot off Darren Stevens at the start of the next over and is palpably leg-before.