England's Stuart Broad claims 4-68 for Nottinghamshire at Lord's.
Keaton Jennings retires on 189 as Lancs lead Somerset by 113 on first innings.
Nick Browne makes 159 for Essex against Kent, Tom Westley out for 148.
James Fuller takes 6-37 as Hampshire beat Northants by an innings.
Yorkshire chasing target of 201 to beat Sussex at Hove.
Ajeet Dale claims 6-41 as Gloucestershire bowl out Worcestershire for 157.
Rain ends play early with Glamorgan 153-5, 318 behind Durham.
McAndrew lbw b Fisher 0
Nathan McAndrew is the Sussex number eight and he sees out the Dom Bess over.
Single to Carter.
Out! Sussex are seven down! Two wickets in successive overs for Fisher!
Absolutely stone dead as McAndrew's defensive push is beaten by a very straight ball.
Carson will bat next.
7-66 since the lofty Sussex peak of 41-0.
Kent 130-0 v Essex 451-5 dec
Zak Crawley does hit a hard ball. He gets the ball a bit loosely off Ben Allison but it flies to the boundary.
Next over, he uses his feet again to SImon Harmer and finds another onside boundary.
He then picks up a single to move within five of a century.
Harris c Cox b Tongue 26 (Worcs 157 v Gloucs 231 & 51-1)
Dillon Pennington's latest over ends with a Chris Dent boundary and that brings up a 50 partnership with Marcus Harris.
It comes to an end in the next as Australia opener Harris edges Josh Tongue to Ben Cox behind the stumps.
The Gloucestershire lead is 125 as James Bracey comes out on a pair.
Glamorgan 94-5 v Durham 471-9 dec
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle
Day two was a wash-out and the weather is threatening again this afternoon with an 80% chance of rain. The light is also a factor because they can't use the floodlights for Championship matches this season due to local restrictions.
They have gone off for bad light and I am not sure how much more action we will see today.
Given the weather, Durham have pushed on with the ball, ably led by Ben Raine, who has taken three wickets either side of lunch.
Kiran Carlson had a life when a ball from Brydon Carse struck him on the chest, bounced onto off stump, but failed to dislodge the bails. He was on none at the time and now has 18.
Earlier, Durham declared on 471-9 with five players reaching half centuries, but none treble figures. They did the same thing against Glamorgan in 2021.
Middlesex 241-9 v Notts 364
A corker of a delivery from James which gets a play and a miss out of Ethan Bamber.
Bamber is back and across to defend thereafter.
Middlesex are hanging on. The new ball is due in three overs.
Northamptonshire 149 & 63 v Hampshire 482-8 dec
We mentioned earlier that Hampshire's victory by an innings and 270 runs was their biggest in the County Championship.
Their previous best was an innings and 213 runs, also against Northants, at Bournemouth in 1935.
Those are their only wins by an innings and more than 200 runs.
Northamptonshire's 63 all out was their third-lowest total against Hampshire, although it was for only nine wickets down with Lewis McManus unable to bat.
Sussex 361 & 105-6 v Yorks - lead by 168
Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex
"The game is right in the melting pot again."
Hudson-Prentice lbw b Fisher 30
The batter is anchored to the crease playing around a straightening ball.
Plumb. What a turnaround in this game.
Glamorgan 94-5 v Durham 471-9 dec
Rain was forecast for about 15:00 at Sophia Gardens and dark clouds prompt the umpires to take the players off the field.
It will be very frustrating for Durham who, having endured a blank day on Friday, are well on top in the game following their declaration during the morning session.
Kiran Carlson is 18 not out for Glamorgan and Chris Cooke has four.
Somerset 441 v Lancashire 527-6
Tom Bailey absolutely clubs on though the covers off Peter Siddle for four.
He and Tom Hartley have now put on 30 as they try to extend Lancashire's lead towards three figures.
It's now 86.
Higgins b James 53
It's 50 and out for Higgins as the Middlesex all-rounder chops one on to his stumps with an attempted stroke to cover point.
241-9 and 123 behind.
Middlesex 241-8 v Notts 364
Paterson drifts one into the pads and Roland-Jones turns it away behind square leg for four.
Lyndon James is into the attack and Ryan Higgins reaches a very valuable 50, whipping a short ball through mid wicket for four.
81 balls and six fours in all.
Sussex 361 & 103-5 v Yorks
Bess is flicked away to the leg side by Hudson-Prentice to end the over and take Sussex to 99.
Ben Coad is tapped away through cover point for four.
The Sussex 100 comes up in 28.2 overs and Hudson-Prentice is batting with real flow and purpose.
Kent 97-0 v Essex 451-5 dec
Zak Crawley is giving us his full repertoire here.
A reverse sweep, a pull shot through midwicket and then dancing down the wicket to club Simon Harmer for another boundary.
Another 12 runs from the over. Crawley up to 79.
Root lbw Raine 1 (Glamorgan 89-5 v Durham 471-9 dec)
Glamorgan in real trouble now as Billy Root's brief innings is ended by Ben Raine. The Durham seamer now has 3-21 from 11 excellent overs.
Middlesex 233-8 v Notts 364
Four to Roland-Jones, pulled away behind square. He's off the mark in style.
He picks up a single off the last ball to keep the strike.
Kent 84-0 v Essex 451-5 dec
Booming drive - four.
Another booming off-drive - four more.
Too straight on middle and leg from Doug Bracewell - another four.
12 off the over and Zak Crawley is motoring. 67 not out off 69 balls.
Middlesex 227-8 v Notts 364
The follow on has been avoided but time is the factor here. Much of Sunday's play may very well be lost to rain so this game will largely be decided today.
At the other end, Higgins drives Broad crisply through the off side for a couple and a leg side ball is deflected off the pads for four byes.
Four more pulled away through square leg.
Middlesex gaining a little momentum but they remain a long way behind.
Sussex 361 & 93-5 v Yorks 298
Maiden over from Bess.
Ben Coad is back in the attack and Hudson-Prentice leads outside off.
His fourth ball is a tad short and dabbed away past gully for a precious four runs.
Bell c Rew b Siddle 36 (Somerset 441 v Lancashire 496-6)
A ball after being hit for four, the former Australia bowler has his revenge as young George Bell is tempted into a drive and nicks behind.
A second wicket of the innings for Siddle.