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Second-placed Essex beat Hampshire by six wickets at Southampton
Leaders Surrey beat Somerset by 10 wickets to also win in three days
Relegation-threatened Middlesex beat Warwickshire by eight wickets at Edgbaston
Kent bowled out for 316 at Trent Bridge in reply to the Notts total of 350
Wells, Bohannon & Salt tons as Lancashire cruise past Northants' 342 at Old Trafford
Division Two leaders Durham rained off for the day against Yorkshire at Scarborough
Price brothers help Gloucestershire rally to 212-4 after Worcestershire make 406
Derbyshire 78-0 in second innings, trailing by 125 having followed on against Glamorgan
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Warwickshire 60 & 232, Middlesex 199 &18-0
Middlesex openers Mark Stoneman and Sam Robson are well underway at Edgbaston.
Five overs gone and they remain unparted in theit quest of 94 to win.
Somerset 170 & 23-3 v Surrey 368
Jordan Clark is leading Surrey to victory all by himself!
George Bartlett does not last long as Clark gets one jagging in from outside off.
The batter is a long way across, but offering no shot and the umpire decides that is hitting.
Somerset three down and needing 175 runs to make Surrey bat again.
Hampshire v Essex 49-3 (target 83)
Too little, too late...?
Either way, it's a deserved wicket for Mohammad Abbas, who had Nick Browne playing and missing, as well as edging one just short of second slip, before trapping him with a ball that nips back.
Essex are three down - but only 34 more needed.
Notts 350 v Kent 157-4
Slightly bizarre mode of dismissal, but Calvin Harrison makes the breakthrough for Nottinghamshire with his second ball.
The spinner induces an edge from Jack Leaning and the ball appeared to deflect off wicketkeeper Tom Moores, looping up for Steven Mullaney to turn at slip and complete the catch.
Alex Blake is the new man in for Kent, in his first red-ball innings for four years.
Somerset 170 & 17-2 v Surrey 368
Two for Surrey. Two for Jordan Clark.
Will Jacks gets another chance at third slip and makes no mistake this time and Tom Lammonby is on his way.
The way that was guided to Jacks was the sort of practise he would get before play begins.
Notts 350 v Kent 153-3
Harry Finch nudges Steven Mullaney into the off-side for a single and that brings up the 50 partnership with Jack Leaning.
Finch has 22, Leaning 34 and Kent have made steady progress since the departure of Ben Geddes earlier this morning but they still have some way to go in response to the Notts total of 350.
Worcestershire have collected a third batting point in going past 350 at Cheltenham. They are 358-8 against Gloucestershire with captain Brett D'Oliveira on 83.
Still no breakthrough at Derby for Glamorgan's bowlers as Derbyshire openers Luis Reece and Harry Came drop anchor. The score there is 149-0.
Hampshire v Essex 38-2 (target 83)
Essex have brought the target under 50 now as Nick Browne crunches Mohammad Abbas off the back foot for four to move on to 21 not out.
It's still hard work for the batters - as it has been throughout this game - but Hampshire need a couple of wickets quickly if they're going to keep the contest alive.
Somerset 170 & 12-1 v Surrey 368
Sean Dickson is gone this time!
Without adding any more runs to the score, he guides one into the hands of first slip.
Surrey are on their way.
Hamza b Helm 0 (Warwickshire 60 & 232, Middlesex 199
That's that then. Six wickets gone inside and hour and a quarter.
Mir Hamza is rhe fifth man to be clean bowled this morning.
And Middlesex need just 94 to win.
Ethan Bamber misses out on a first '10-fer, but he has still taken a career-best 9-91 in the match, having followed his first innings 5-20 with 4-71 in the second.
Somerset 170 & 12-0 v Surrey 368
Somerset should be one down.
Jordan Clark gets Sean Dickson nicking one low to Will Jacks at third slip, who puts it down.
Hampshire v Essex 25-2 (target 83)
No further wickets for Hampshire, but they have stemmed the flow of runs with a string of maidens from Mohammad Abbas and Kyle Abbott.
Nick Browne struck a couple of crisp cover boundaries at the start of the innings, but he and Paul Walter are just concentrating on seeing off the opening pair for now.
Gloucestershire v Worcestershire 332-8
Gloucestershire have finally broken the partnership between Josh Baker and Brett D'Oliveira worth 141 with Baker departing for a career best 75.
D'Oliveira has now been joined at the crease by Adam Finch.
Warwickshire 60 & 225-9 , Middlesex 199
Image source, Rex FeaturesEthan Bamber's match haul of nine wickets is a career-best
Nine down. Nine in the match for Ethan Bamber.
And the Bears are in big trouble. Only 86 ahead and one wicket left.
Oliver Hannon-Dalby becomes the fourth of five men this morning to leave his stumps exposed.
Last man Mir Hamza joins Henry Brookes in the middle.
Notts 350 v Kent 135-3
No Luke Fletcher for Nottinghamshire this morning, but the rest of the bowlers have done a decent job of containing the visiting batsmen.
Steven Mullaney has been turning his arm over, in tandem with Lyndon James, and Kent have added 33 so far today in 14 overs.
Yorkshire 340 v Durham 106-1
More bad news for Yorkshire fans in a summer of stoppages.
There will be no play until after the next inspection at 13:00 BST.
Derbyshire 129-0 v Glamorgan 521-8 dec
Probably not one for the highlights reel, but Harry Came brings up his half century.
He has used up 162 balls to get there with only four fours, but it's what Derbyshire need in replying to Glamorgan's huge total.
Hampshire v Essex 16-2 (target 83)
OK, hold on a minute...
Kyle Abbott has a second now for Hampshire as Essex skipper Tom Westley departs for a duck, clipping him into the hands of square leg.
Wonder if the nerves are starting to jangle in the Essex camp just yet?
Warwickshire 60 & 216-8, Middlesex 199
Four wickets in six overs. This is Warwickshire back to their form of Terrible Tuesday.
Ed Barnard offers no shot to Ryan Higgins and looks back in horror to see his furniture has been rearranged.
Oliver Hannon-Dalby, one of only four Bears to reach double figures in the first inniings, joins Henry Brookes.
The hosts lead by only 77 - and already the game looks up for Warwickshire.
Surely only the weather can halt Middlesex now.
Warwickshire 60 & 210-7, Middlesex 199
A third wicket of the morning for Middlesex as Ethan Bamber cleans up Michael Burgess to get in on the act with a career-best eighth scalp of the match.
Only the off pole remained in the ground, as Bamber sent leg and middle flying.
Ed Barnard is joined by Henry Brookes.