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
Kent 129-9 v Hampshire
Ollie Rayner top edges an attempted pull shot off Fidel Edwards and is already in the process of walking off before the catch is taken by Felix Organ at long leg.
It's a disappointing end to what was a good, fighting innings for his side - Rayner and Daniel Bell-Drummond (also 39) are the only batsmen to reach 20 in this innings.
Durham 95-3 v Glamorgan
There's the first bowling point for Glamorgan.
Michael Hogan gets the ball to nip in off the seam, striking Alex Lees on the pad.
The Durham opener offers no shot and the umpire raises his finger...
Durham 95-2 v Glamorgan
Four runs to Watling off a thick outside edge with a drive to point brins up the 50 partnership with Lees.
Watling is surprised by extra bounce from Timm van der Gugten but sways safely out of the way.
Yorkshire 203-1 v Warwickshire
Yorkshire motor on past 200, and collect their first batting point, as Tom Kohler-Cadmore pounds a short delivery from Craig Miles away square for four.
He is 131 not out, Tom Loten has 39 and that have so far added 126 for the second wicket.
Surrey 205-2 v Notts
Blatherwick is struggling here.
A no-ball in his fifth over is driven through cover by Pope for four to take Surrey to 197.
Another no-ball.
A clip through leg brings up the Surrey 200 and four more runs come to Pope with a drive through point.
Durham 90-2 v Glamorgan
Alex Lees clips Timm van der Gugten to backward square leg for two to take Durham to 90.
He's now 44 not out.
Surrey 185-2 v Notts
Jake Ball is out of the attack now and Jack Blatherwick is having a bowl.
His first ball drifts to leg and that's an easy four to fine leg for Ollie Pope - who moves on to 50.
77 balls and six fours. Four more off a drive to extra cover.
By the way - at the other end Scott Borthwick (80*) has gone past 9000 first-class runs in his innings, reaching the milestone when he'd made 41.
Image source, Getty ImagesDurham 85-2 v Glamorgan
The second wicket fell with only 33 runs on the board.
Hogan to Watling - who plays inside the line and leaves.
At the other end - Van der Gugten bowls round the wicket and a leg side ball is clipped to leg by Lees for one.
A cut to a vacant third man brings four to Watling.
Kent 111-8 v Hampshire
Image source, Rex FeaturesHow to describe the shot played by Kent's Harry Podmore - 'optimistic' and 'agricultural' are a couple of words that spring to mind.
Anyway, the result was that he was bowled off the edge by Keith Barker, who has now taken five or more wickets in a first-class innings on 15 occasions - but this is the first time he has done so for Hampshire.
Surrey 171-2 v Notts
Steven Mullaney is settling into a good length here with the ball not quite getting to the batsman for the drive.
Borthwick picks up the only run of the over with a nudge to point.
Yorkshire 178-1 v Warwickshire
Tom Kohler-Cadmore dabs a ball from Henry Brookes down to the third man boundary and brings up a century partnership with Tom Loten.
Kohler-Cadmore progresses to 116 not out and his debutant partner is on 32 after clipping Jeetan Patel away for four in the previous over.
The floodlights are now on.
Durham 75-2 v Glamorgan
Alex Lees and BJ Watling are back in the middle for the hosts.
Timm van der Gugten will bowl.
Glamorgan need to win here and hope for Gloucester to lose at Bristol to go up to the First Division.
It's raining at Bristol and we have hazy sunshine forecast here.
Early wickets needed.
Durham 75-2 v Glamorgan
Nick Webb
BBC Wales Sport
It’s been a day of frustration for Glamorgan’s promotion hopes at Chester-le-Street as their seamers failed to put Durham under quite enough pressure following a delayed start.
Water seeped through the covers onto the square, meaning a 90 minute delay despite the sunshine.
Alex Lees batted through the first session on 42 not out without too much trouble, despite losing Cameron Steel lbw to Michael Hogan for one and Angus Robson nicking Lukas Carey to slip for seven.
The pitch is at one end of the square, leaving a very short boundary towards the Castle stand and a huge expanse towards the dressing-rooms.
Surrey 163-2 v Notts
Scott Borthwick is blocking off the back foot safely to cover point.
Shot! A clip to mid-wicket off a half volley brings four and takes Borthwick into the 70s.
At the other end Pope (on 38 not out) is down the track to Carter... and that's a missed stumping!
Four byes. More frustration for Notts.
What's going on at Taunton, you may be asking?
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then here is a saving to us of 4,000.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesSurrey 154-2 v Notts
Matt Carter is bowling round the wicket to Scott Borthwick - who glances to leg but there's no run.
A shorter ball is cut in front of square for two.
Durham 75-2 v Glamorgan
A reminder that this game was delayed today because of a wet pitch - hence the later lunch interval.
Glamorgan will have hoped to make more inroads into Durham's batting but at least they hold a weather advantage over promotion rivals Northants and Gloucestershire - who have been off the field since just after 1310 BST at Bristol because of rain.
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Surrey 150-2 v Notts
Ollie Pope clips Matt Carter in front of square on the leg side and that's the Surrey 150 in the 40th over.
Hard to see where the third wicket is going to come from so far this afternoon.
Kent 87-7 v Hampshire
They are back out in the middle at Canterbury following a rain hold-up and Keith Barker has his fourth wicket of the day, with Darren Stevens leg-before.
Kent's tail is now exposed, with Harry Podmore walking out to join Ollie Rayner, who is 10 not out.
Away from Bristol and the Riverside, here's the latest in our Division Two games:
Lancashire chose to bowl first at Grace Road and they've taken early Leicestershire wickets.
Harry Swindells was the last player dismissed - bowled by Richard Gleeson without scoring.
Gleeson has five wickets and hosts are wobbling on 98-6.
Middlesex are 98-2 at home against Derbyshire.
Nick Gubbins was caught behind off Luis Reece for a duck.
Max Holden was caught by Wayne Madsen off the bowling of Sam Conners for 19.
Rain delayed play at Hove between Sussex and Worcestershire - where only seven balls were bowled beforehand.
But that was enough to dislodge Luke Wells - who was caught behind off Ed Barnard for a duck.
Sussex have resumed batting now and have recovered to 105-3 - with Stiaan van Zyl unbeaten on 54.