Surrey beat Yorkshire by 10 wickets to win the Championship title
Second-placed Hampshire lose by 77 runs to Kent at the Ageas Bowl
Tom Price takes 8-27 as Gloucestershire beat Warwickshire but they are relegated
Tom Abell hits second century of the match for Somerset against Northants
Worcestershire beat D2 leaders Notts by an innings and 79 runs
Second-placed Middlesex set Leicestershire a target of 275
Glamorgan bowl out Derbyshire for 253 and enforce the follow-on
Durham 459-7 dec v Sussex 162 & 9-4
So, just 2.2 overs of play possible on day three at the Riverside because of rain.
In that time, Ben Raine dismissed Dan Ibrahim, his third wicket of the Sussex innings.
Tom Haines and James Coles are the not out batters, on three and two respectively, and Sussex face a long day tomorrow if the weather is improved.
Gloucs 255 & 133-6 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
Dent picks up a single off Yadav.
Taylor is in no mood to hang around and lofts the third ball to mid wicket...caught by Dom Sibley!
Warwickshire have the sixth wicket! Still 15 runs needed!
The can't win from here...can they?
If you weren't with us earlier on, Surrey beat Yorkshire to win the title with a match to spare. Here's a report on how they did it.
Surrey win the County Championship for the first time since 2018 - their 20th outright title - as they beat Yorkshire at The Oval.
Read MoreGloucs 255 & 132-5 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
Dent is confidently forward to Briggs but can't quite get the ball away.
A single off the last ball is turned round the corner and the Gloucester opener will keep the strike.
Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbys 253 & 37-1
James Harris tries out Billy Godleman with a short ball at the start of a new over and the left-hander helps it on its way for four runs.
The next is fuller and wide of off stump and he cracks it through the covers for another boundary.
Godleman hasn't made a single 50 this season - is this the day he finally ends his lean spell? He is 30 not out.
Gloucs 255 & 131-5 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
Dent clips Yadav through mid wicket for three as the home supporters applaud.
17 to win.
Taylor slaps the last ball down the ground but there's no run.
Gloucs 255 & 127-5 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
For the record, Jack Taylor took guard in the first innings with the hosts reeling on 75-5.
He blasted five sixes in an aggressive 71 - and 106 runs were added while he was at the wicket.
Maiden from Danny Briggs.
Gloucs 255 & 127-5 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
Van Buuren flicks Yadav away to mid wicket but there's no run.
Out! A missed sweep and the Gloucester captain is trapped in front.
A 97-run partnership is broken and Jack Taylor, who batted heroically in the first innings will try to finish this game with Dent.
Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbys 253 & 26-1
Not the start Derbyshire wanted after having to follow-on as Luis Reece tries to drive a wide one from James Harris and keeper Chris Cooke takes a low diving catch to his left.
The visitors trail by 271 as Brooke Guest comes out to bat.
Gloucs 255 & 127-4 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
Danny Briggs is having a nightmare start as his first ball spears wide of the mark for five wides.
Three singles are added by Dent and Van Buuren. 21 to win.
Hampshire 57 & 300 v Kent 165 & 269
Image source, Rex FeaturesHampshire needed to win their home game against Kent to take the title battle into the final week of the season but a 77-run defeat gave Surrey the chance to become champions - and they did not waste the opportunity.
"There's massive disappointment in the dressing room," Hampshire skipper James Vince told BBC Radio Solent.
"That session at the end of day one when we were bowled out in 18 overs was the difference in the end.
"We still believed coming into today that we had a chance. Whenever we've been tested throughout the season, we've always had answers. Unfortunately today we couldn't get over the line."
Gloucs 255 & 119-4 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
So close to a first win as a Division One team in 17 years.
How long will it take? Five or six overs?
Chris Dent (57 not out) and Graeme van Buuren (46 not out) have steadied the ship after the hosts lost four in 15.3 overs.
At that stage they were 118 adrift and 30-4.
Danny Briggs will bowl to Van Buuren.
Somerset 389 & 118-1 v Northants 265
Northants call up Saif Zaib for the final over before tea,
It's tidy enough, costing just four runs, but Somerset go into tea with a lead of 242.
Tom Lammonby is 54 not out and Tom Abell has eight.
Durham 459-7 dec v Sussex 162 & 9-4
We've had hardly any play today at the Riverside. Durham will still fancy their chances, though, if the weather is better tomorrow.
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Somerset 389 & 107-1 v Northants 265
That's uppish but Tom Lammonby finds a gap at mid-wicket off Tom Taylor and a boundary takes him to 50 off 116 balls - his third of the season.
There's another four in the next as Tom Abell cuts away a long hop by Rob Keogh.
Somerset now lead by 237.
Somerset 389 & 101-1 v Northants 265
A soft dismissal ends Somerset's opening partnership.
Imam ul-Haq pushes forward to spinner Rob Keogh, but the ball lobs up into the air following an inside edge onto his pad and Ricardo Vasconcelos takes an easy catch.
Leicestershire 294 v Middlesex 297 & 244-6
Luke Hollman edges a brute from Rehan Ahmed over slip and down to the boundary for four.
That is tea with Middlesex ahead by 247.
Gloucs 255 &119-4 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
Gloucester march to tea in complete control - just 29 short of victory.
They've come close to their first win of the season and fallen just short, notably away to Northants back in April.
They're all but certain to get over the line today.
Well batted, Dent and Van Buuren.
Well bowled Tom Price and Zafar Gohar.
With the title won by Surrey, and the high performance review's proposals not destined to take effect until 2024, the focus now switches to the issues of relegation and promotion.
It may be too late for Gloucestershire, but if they score the 29 they need to win after tea against Warwickshire, the 2021 champions will be favourites to join them in Division Two next year.
Middlesex, meanwhile, must consider the timing of a declaration carefully at Leicester, with Division Two promotion rivals Glamorgan having enforced the follow-on against Derbyshire.
Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbys 253 & 7-0 f/o
Godleman is off the pair as he clips a wayward second delivery of the innings down to fine leg for four runs.
Reece is up and running with a single off the bowling of James Harris at the other end.