position of president i in the position of president i acce-t position of president i in the position of president i acce -t this position of president i in the position of president i acce-t this bi position of president i in the position of president i acce-t this bi res-onsibili , position of president i in the position of president i acce-t this bi res-onsibili , and accept this big responsibility, and i wish to thank all of the leaders for your congratulatory messages delivered here at this podium. your messages are a clear clarion call for working together. your messages constitute what i see as a well of encouragement, of good advice, and of wisdom. ~ , of wisdom. south african president ramaphosa- _ of wisdom. south african president ramaphosa- in _ of wisdom. south african president ramaphosa. in the _ of wisdom. south african president ramaphosa. in the uk, _ of wisdom. south african president | ramaphosa. in the uk, sandwiches, wraps, and salads in major supermarkets are being recalled because of a possible contamination with e. coli. the bacteria hasn't been detected in the items, but at least 60 products are being removed as a precaution. 0ur health

correspondent has the latest. i recall of this size is unusual. almost every major supermarket chain is removing products from their shelves as the hunt for the source of this outbreak continues. e. coli is a bacterial infection which can cause stomach cramps, sickness, and fever. 211 cases concerned so far all linked in some way. to date, there have been 147 cases in england, 27 in wales, 35 in scotland and two in northern ireland, though it's thought those infections were acquired in england. in total, at least 67 people have needed hospital treatment. if you have really painful stomach ache or bloody diarrhoea, those are the things that should ring the alarm bells, seek medical advice. investigators say they've narrowed down the cause of the infection to a type of lettuce leaf and are working to identify the supplier orfarm involved. two food manufacturers have already withdrawn products which may contain the same leaf, while a third company could be

added as soon as today. none of the items have tested positive for e.coli but retailers have been asked to remove them from sale as a precaution. the products named so far include 60 different types of premade sandwiches, wraps and salads. most are own—label products sold by chains such as tesco, sainsbury�*s, asda and morrisons as well as boots and aldi. a full list is on the bbc website. supermarkets are asking shoppers who've bought any of the infected products not to eat them, but to return them to a store where they'll be given a full refund. we were watching trooping the colour and heard the sad news from the world of football. time now for the sport. the former arsenal and everton striker kevin campbell has died at the age of 5a after a short illness.

he had been in hospital since last month. he spent six years with everton having started his career at arsenal where he won the first division title, fa cup, league cup and european cup winner pass up. 148 goals were scored in hundred and 42 appearances in spells with eight clubs in his career including nottingham forest, west brom, in turkey. arsenal have paid tribute, saying: "kevin was adored by everyone at the club. "all of us are thinking of his friends and family at this "difficult time. "rest in peace, kevin." whilst everton say: "notjust a true goodison park hero and icon "of the english game, but an incredible person as well — "kevin was adored by everyone at the club. "all of us are thinking of his friends and family at this

"difficult time. "rest in peace, kevin." whilst everton say: "notjust a true goodison park hero and icon "of the english game, but an incredible person as well — "as anyone who ever met him will know. "rest in peace, super kev." news today too that the millwall and montenegro goalkeeper matija sarkic has died at the age of 26. sarkic, who was born in grimsby, joined millwall from wolves in august last year and made 33 appearances for the championship club last season. he played for his country in a 2—0 friendly defeat to belgium just ten days ago. the montenegro football association says sarkic died suddenly on saturday morning, with local media reporting he collapsed at his apartment. millwall say they're "completely devastated" by the news. next to the european championship. after the hosts germany thrashed scotland 5—1 in the tournament opener, there are three more games on saturday. hungary kick off against switzerland shortly, and then all eyes turn to group b where the holders italy face alabania, but before that the three time champions spain take on the 2018 world cup finalists croatia in a mouthwatering tie in berlin:

translation: for the last couple of years, especially in the world cup and nations, we have shown that we belong to be at the top of european football. so in the european championship we have missed this final step to achieve the greatest result, so i hope we are confident and are really looking forward to this tournament. i hope that we can create something big. translation: create something big. tuna/mom- create something big. translation: ., ., ., , translation: with a 'ournalist as mick and i thinkh translation: with a 'ournalist as mick and i think they _ translation: with a journalist as mick and i think they are _ translation: with a journalist asj mick and i think they are assessing is on _ mick and i think they are assessing is on the _ mick and i think they are assessing is on the right kind of way, based on what _ is on the right kind of way, based on what we — is on the right kind of way, based on what we have done the pitch. we know _ on what we have done the pitch. we know that _ on what we have done the pitch. we know that we are a strong national team _ know that we are a strong national team with — know that we are a strong national team with the potential to compete as a top— team with the potential to compete as a top level. professionals and other— as a top level. professionals and other national teams would admit that it's _ other national teams would admit that it's a — other national teams would admit that it's a case. we are playing against — that it's a case. we are playing against another strong team. it won't _ against another strong team. it won't be — against another strong team. it won't be easy. the swedish golfing sensation that is ludvig aberg leads the us 0pen by one shot going into day three at pinehurst, in north carolina. the ryder cup star, who only turned professional 12 months ago and finished second

at the masters in april, carded a one—under 69 to top the leaderboard on 5 under par. patrick cantlay, bryson de chambeau and thomas detry are one shot behind. 0vernightjoint leaderjoint leader rory mcilroy, 0vernightjoint leader rory mcilroy, who continued with his patient approach, is two shots off the lead having bogeyed the last to shoot 72. and despite some fine shots, 15—time major champion tiger woods failed to make the cut, he's going home after a three—over 73 left him at seven over par. next to a dramatic late turnaround from south africa — who've beaten nepal by one run in a nail biter at the t20 world cup dreaming of a famous win in kingstown, nepal decided to bowl first and restricted south africa to 115 for 7 with khushal bhurtel taking four wickets. they needed two to win from the last ball, or one to force a super over, but gulsanjha was run out trying to run a single to the wicketkeeper. south africa are through

to the super eights. heartbreakfor them. meanwhile, already eliminated — new zealand finally have their first win of the tournament — after thrashing uganda by 9 wickets in in trinidad. they they skittled them out for 40 before knocking off the necessary runs injust 32 balls. more reaction from the cricket world cup on the bbc sport website. more on that later. more on that later. and that's all the sport for now. studio: thank you. dozens of world leaders are joining president zelensky at the g7 meeting where $50 billion of loans have been pledged and of russian assets. a ten year security deal was said to be signed with president biden. nobody from russia is invited to the two—day summit, and january away. live to

switzerland where the summit is being held and our correspondence sarah rainsford. with china and russia not there, what they to achieve? ~ ~ ~ ., , achieve? well, i think ukraine is hoinu to achieve? well, i think ukraine is hoping to achieve _ achieve? well, i think ukraine is hoping to achieve a _ achieve? well, i think ukraine is hoping to achieve a huge - achieve? well, i think ukraine is i hoping to achieve a huge amount. they have already painted this summit a success. essentially before it has even started. ukraine's representatives are here including president zelensky. appointed to the fact that 70 countries of said representations. they see that as backing for what they describe as what they need, just and lasting peace. they are pointing to the fact there are countries here representing world leaders from all the continents. as you have pointed out, china is not here, and russia is not at the table. russia was excluded by ukraine itself, and china stayed away then it saying that there was no point being very refresher was not. that means that whatever is agreed here, there is a pretty little chance that russia would or could be pressured into

accepting it. ithink would or could be pressured into accepting it. i think ukraine is very clear on what it wants to achieve. it says that this is about establishing the first steps on a possible path to peace, coming up with a proposal and a plan which could be presented to russia at a second gathering. it is not adverse to that happening in the future, but at this point, these are really the first sketch lines of a possible move towards peace. ukraine is underlining some key things. i spoke to met at the presidential administration a few minutes ago, and he said demi: there were lines. territorial integrity and fundamentals, not giving up up land to russia, not giving up sovereignty or independence. some are very difficult process, the first of moments on the path to potentially some kind of full peace talks in the future.— talks in the future. meanwhile, fiuuhtin talks in the future. meanwhile, fighting continues _ talks in the future. meanwhile, fighting continues on _ talks in the future. meanwhile, fighting continues on the - talks in the future. meanwhile, i fighting continues on the ground. talks in the future. meanwhile, - fighting continues on the ground. at the g7 we had the fact that they are

unlocking $50 billion worth of money from russian assets. yes. unlocking $50 billion worth of money from russian assets.— from russian assets. yes. and all of that is of course _ from russian assets. yes. and all of that is of course welcomed - from russian assets. yes. and all of that is of course welcomed by - that is of course welcomed by ukraine. every time some major gesture of support or practical support comes through, that is of course welcomed by ukraine. this has been an important thing to see the summit in the context of everything else that is happening around and about. this is a tough moment in the war ukraine. glad zelensky came up with his peace formula in 2022. —— volodymyr zelensky. at that point ukraine had advantage and was retaking territory from russia. 18 months later, the situation is much more complicated. ukraine is trying to push a peace formula at a time when it doesn't really have the advantage on the ground. that is why they are so keen on getting a kind of majority of countries, a global

majority, behind this initiative in order to seize the initiative to ukraine and come up with something that they hope one day in the future cannot be forced, essentially, on russia. but, on the eve of the summit, vladimir putin made his views clear: he issued his own ultimatum, saying that ukraine had to withdraw from lands russia occupies and even more land than that handed over to russia. he said that handed over to russia. he said that ukraine would have to give up on its hopes ofjoining nato. ukraine said no way, of course. sarah rainsford at the summit in switzerland. thank you very much indeed. ~ ., ., indeed. worth saying that some eo - le indeed. worth saying that some peeple will _ indeed. worth saying that some people will start _ indeed. worth saying that some people will start baking - indeed. worth saying that some people will start baking this - indeed. worth saying that some i people will start baking this week when the postal votes start coming in. if we take a look and run through where the parties are at, labour broadly pretty happy with how their campaign is going. they are miles ahead in the polls.

and over the coming days i think we can start to see keir starmer campaigning and somewhat ambitious seats which is an indication of their confidence and the sense that they can afford to be a little bit more ambitious than they necessarily work going into the campaign. he has, though, based on some challenging questions about what he stands for, about the party's plans around taxation, and particularly about whether he has changed his plans, what he said he would do when he became labour party leaderjill leader compared to what he has put to the country now. he was asking about that by nick robinson for the bbc. we about that by nick robinson for the bbc. ~ ., ., . ., ., ,., bbc. we had to change the labour pa and bbc. we had to change the labour party and drag _ bbc. we had to change the labour party and drag it — bbc. we had to change the labour party and drag it closer— bbc. we had to change the labour party and drag it closer to - bbc. we had to change the labour party and drag it closer to the - party and drag it closer to the countrx — party and drag it closer to the countrx i_ party and drag it closer to the country. i did that having thought lon- country. i did that having thought tong and — country. i did that having thought long and hard about the last four elections — long and hard about the last four elections. we lost in 2010, 2015, 2017. _ elections. we lost in 2010, 2015, 2017, 2019 — elections. we lost in 2010, 2015, 2017, 2019. and i took the view that

that was— 2017, 2019. and i took the view that that was because we had drifted too far from _ that was because we had drifted too far from working people, our central purposa _ far from working people, our central purpose. sir far from working people, our central --urose. ., far from working people, our central --urose. ,, ,, ., purpose. sir keir starmer, the labour leader, _ purpose. sir keir starmer, the labour leader, and _ purpose. sir keir starmer, the labour leader, and that - purpose. sir keir starmer, the labour leader, and that was . purpose. sir keir starmer, the - labour leader, and that was hannah miller, our political correspondent talking about the election campaign in the united kingdom. 0ur political correspondent gary 0'donoghue is on the labour party bus. gary, i know that you have been talking to circular this morning. he has ruled out a capital gains tax rise. they have been a lot of questions about how labour will raise money going forward if they win the election.— they win the election. yes, they have been _ they win the election. yes, they have been trying _ they win the election. yes, they have been trying to _ they win the election. yes, they have been trying to avoid - they win the election. yes, they - have been trying to avoid answering this question for a number of days. it is one of the things that keir starmer said was a desperate tactic by the tories. he did today rule out this idea of raising capital gains tax for when people sell their homes, their primary residence. he said it was never their policy that they were not going to do it, that they were not going to do it, that they had to rule it out for

parliament. the problem, i think, they had to rule it out for parliament. the problem, ithink, is that they were trying to hold the line and not answer that question directly. the conservatives had another 17 of these potential things that they said labour is failing to rule out in their manifesto. they said that they don't really want to play that game. they had to play that game a little bit on this one. the question kept coming. that is where we are on the tax issue. there is a wider problem here, which is that sir keir starmer was at a hospital and he told us how he plans to pay for these, for example, 40,000 more appointments and operations each week that they are promising if they win the election. he is also promising to transform the nhs, to reform it, to bring the staffing levels up to the highest numbers ever, and he isn't really saying, aside from economic growth, how he plans to pay for that. we are getting step one in the process but we are not really getting told how

steps two, three, four, five, etc are going to be paid for by the labour government. i think that is something that we are going to see persistently put to the labour leader and other labour officials during the last three weeks of the campaign. it is the thing that they don't want to talk about, so it is going to be the thing that they are asked about pretty much across the board. , �* ., ., board. gary o'donoghue live from the labour campaign _ board. gary o'donoghue live from the labour campaign bus. _ board. gary o'donoghue live from the labour campaign bus. thank - board. gary o'donoghue live from the labour campaign bus. thank you. - board. gary o'donoghue live from the labour campaign bus. thank you. a l labour campaign bus. thank you. a reminder that you can get more on what labour is saying today, indeed, the other parties are out campaigning as well. full details are available on the conservatives, snp, and liberal democrats, who have all been talking today along with sinn fein. you can find that on the bbc news website or app at bbc dot,. stay with us here in bbc news.

hello. good afternoon. the unsettled and rather cool team is going to continue this weekend. sunny spells and showers to come in the forecast. it is of coursejune, the best of the sunshine feels pleasantly warm. plenty of shower surround, heavy and thundery at times. across the north of england and southern scotland in particular, light winds here mean the showers could last for some time and perhaps lead to flooding. really quite blustery in the south, across south wales and the midlands, the south wales and the midlands, the south of england in particular. gusts here could reach 40—50 mph. average wind speed, of course. the showers will rattle through. temperatures and sunshine dependent. 14-18 c, that is temperatures and sunshine dependent. 14—18 c, that is below the seasonal average. heading through the evening and overnight, many of the sham is fading away. the wind easing towards the south. some heavy and persistent rain tracking westwards across northern scotland. they will eventually sink into northern

ireland in time for tomorrow morning. milder here than it was last night. 7—10 c into tomorrow morning. low pressure sticking around through the day tomorrow. some showers and swirling around it. for many, there will still be shower surround. there will certainly be fewer of them. a drier and warmer feeling. some bright and sunny spells. that is away from the north. heavy rain will sink southwards into central scotland and away from northern ireland by the time we get into the afternoon tomorrow. showering in the north and west. more showers further south with lighter winds. they could be slow—moving. 19—20 c in the south of england possibly tomorrow afternoon. those temperatures can improve further on monday. a general improvement, most of the showers across eastern scotland down through north—eastern england. fewer showers further south at this time. temperatures tending to peak between

15 and 21 celsius. and as you say: high pressure begins to age in from the south and west. low pressure still to the north and the system across europe needs watching on tuesday and wednesday. that could reduce some showers in the south—east during the middle of the week. a little dry add a little warm as well.

this is bbc news. the headlines. the princess of wales makes her first public appearance since her cancer diagnosis as she attends the trooping the colour parade to mark the king's official birthday. president zelenskyjoins up dozens of other world leaders in switzerland for discussions on ending the war in ukraine, but russia was not invited. kevin campbell, the former stray killer for arsenal and everton has died at the age of 54 after a short illness. both clubs have paid tribute to him. and arise, sir alan. both clubs have paid tribute to him. and arise, siralan. alan both clubs have paid tribute to him. and arise, sir alan. alan bates, the man who campaigned to expose the post office scandal has received a knighthood, joining dozens of famous names in the king's birthday honours. more on that story and the rest of the news on the bbc news website or app.