will go through that in the programme in the next little while. do stay with us on bbc news. we are still waiting for updates from the authorities. then timor from the still waiting for updates from the authorities. then timorfrom the us on that assassination attempt. let us turn to that other story that we are justjuggling through the next the countdown is on: it's just a matter of hours until england take on spain in the euro 2024 final. excitment is running high for die—hard football fans. the england men's squad are hoping to win their first major trophy in almost six decades. will england defy the odds — or will favourites spain snatch the glory? we will spend at their next little while looking at all of the reaction and build—up. our reporter meghan owen is at exeter city football club — where england and aston villa

striker ollie watkins — joined the academy as a child, and played for the senior team in the league two division. over to you, what are people there saying? over to you, what are people there sa in: ? ., ~ . over to you, what are people there sa inc? ., ~ ., ., saying? hello. we are at saint james. saying? hello. we are at saint james- this — saying? hello. we are at saint james. this is _ saying? hello. we are at saint james. this is where - saying? hello. we are at saint james. this is where ollie - saying? hello. we are at saint - james. this is where ollie watkins james. this is where ollie watkins grew up. behind me, you can see lots of fan seats, it is expected to be completely full, this evening. there are two big screens set up. of course, as you mentioned, ollie watkins made his debut in football at this very club in the academy in the under 11 is. at this very club in the academy in the under” is. he at this very club in the academy in the under 11 is. he is incredibly popular. it feels like a family, here. we have been walking around exeter today, and we have seen a few children with watkins shirts, we have seen his face on shop windows, clearly, everyone is extremely excited. on wednesday, the atmosphere was electric, apparently. everybody was chanting: that ollie watkins, he is one of our own. earlier i spoke to his former coach.

i actually first coached ollie when he was 12. um, it was my first age group starting at the academy, and coached him for two years at that point. and he was just fantastic in terms of his character. really, really polite, humble young person. always had a smile on his face, really competitive and a really good football player. and he was part of a really good age group that we had. and, obviously, i saw him from that point on progress throughout the age groups into the under eighteens. he scored a lot of goals for us. and then, eventually, into the first team. and obviously we still follow him now and very proud of what he's done. you've known him for a long time. obviously, he was an exceptional. player when you were coaching him. could you ever have imagined what you saw on wednesday? honestly, no. i've been asked that quite a few times recently. ollie was a really talented young player. but obviously, when you're a league two, at the time, category three football club, we always aspire to try and develop players capable of playing at the top level. but to see him scoring

in a european semifinal, you know, the winning goal is pretty unbelievable. it's amazing. and, you know, the work and effort and sacrifices he's put in, wasjust absolutely delighted for him. and you could see the look on his face. he was so buzzing and, yeah, it was it was a really special moment. well, we are taking a trip down ollie watkins memory lane. i'm joined by one of his former team—mates. pearson sweeney as a captain of exeter city football club. you are the only player who still plays for exeter city who also played with olly. what are your memories of him?— played with olly. what are your memories of him? ,, , ., ., memories of him? seems a long time auo. m memories of him? seems a long time a90- my first — memories of him? seems a long time ago. my first season _ memories of him? seems a long time ago. my first season in _ memories of him? seems a long time ago. my first season in this _ memories of him? seems a long time ago. my first season in this club - memories of him? seems a long time ago. my first season in this club in - ago. my first season in this club in 2016, it was his final season. my memories of him are probably still the same. a really down—to—earth and humble and hard—working young man. we were pretty similar in age, so we

had an awful lot in common and we stuck together in a small group of the lads who wear the same age. but yes, a really humble guy, and i'm so happy and proud to see what he is doing right now. he is remarkable. what was your reaction to him scoring the winning goal in the semifinal on wednesday? yes. i was watching on my sofa at home, and i think a lot of people were expecting him to have a big impact when he came off the bench. and when he scored that goal, it was the first time i have everjumped up for anything. ijumped off my sofa and had shivers down my spine. it hits home differently when you know somebody. i think he scored one of the biggest goals potentially in english football history. really happy for him, and yes, let us hope we can do it again today. fire happy for him, and yes, let us hope we can do it again today.— we can do it again today. are you in touch with —

we can do it again today. are you in touch with him? _ we can do it again today. are you in touch with him? he _ we can do it again today. are you in touch with him? he is _ we can do it again today. are you in touch with him? he is a _ we can do it again today. are you in touch with him? he is a busy - we can do it again today. are you in touch with him? he is a busy guy, l we can do it again today. are you in l touch with him? he is a busy guy, he is auoin to touch with him? he is a busy guy, he is going to be — touch with him? he is a busy guy, he is going to be an _ touch with him? he is a busy guy, he is going to be an awful _ touch with him? he is a busy guy, he is going to be an awful lot _ touch with him? he is a busy guy, he is going to be an awful lot busier - is going to be an awful lot busier in the next few months, we keep on contact at times a yearjust in the next few months, we keep on contact at times a year just to see how we are getting on and wishing each other happy birthday or well done, or best of luck throughout the season. still keeping in contact, and yes, i don't think i will ever lose that. and yes, i don't think i will ever lose that-— lose that. where will you be watching — lose that. where will you be watching the _ lose that. where will you be watching the final _ lose that. where will you be watching the final from - lose that. where will you be - watching the final from tonight? in these seats? i watching the final from tonight? in these seats?— watching the final from tonight? in these seats? i would love to be sat here with a — these seats? i would love to be sat here with a pint _ these seats? i would love to be sat here with a pint of— these seats? i would love to be sat here with a pint of beer _ these seats? i would love to be sat here with a pint of beer watching i here with a pint of beer watching the game, but unfortunately i will be at home. we go to cornwall tomorrow, i will be watching at home with my partner and my kids, i will let them stay up as they are half english. i think they will enjoy the game as well. find english. i think they will en'oy the game as mi english. i think they will en'oy the game as well. and lastly, as i said earlier, game as well. and lastly, as i said earlier. we — game as well. and lastly, as i said earlier, we have _ game as well. and lastly, as i said earlier, we have seen _ game as well. and lastly, as i said earlier, we have seen young - game as well. and lastly, as i said earlier, we have seen young kids i earlier, we have seen young kids wearing ollie watkins shirts, how inspiring do think he has been to the community in exeter? listen, he has a massive _ the community in exeter? listen, he has a massive impact. _ the community in exeter? listen, he has a massive impact. the _ the community in exeter? listen, he has a massive impact. the minute i the community in exeter? listen, he| has a massive impact. the minute he went to brentford, and then he has

just excelled. wednesday night took him to another level, i think. and i don't think it is just the community of exeter, i think it is the whole nation, probably. to highlight the story that he has been on, the journey he has been on, you can probably align that with an awful lot of people across this country, evenin lot of people across this country, even in different countries. people having difficulties going up and having difficulties going up and having setbacks, and using that to your advantage. having setbacks, and using that to youradvantage. i having setbacks, and using that to your advantage-— having setbacks, and using that to your advantage. i have goose bumps, now. your advantage. i have goose bumps, now- thank — your advantage. i have goose bumps, now- thank you _ your advantage. i have goose bumps, now. thank you so _ your advantage. i have goose bumps, now. thank you so much _ your advantage. i have goose bumps, now. thank you so much for- your advantage. i have goose bumps, now. thank you so much for speaking j now. thank you so much for speaking to us. enjoy your early start tomorrow. we will continue to be based here at saint james park where ollie grew up. all the way from here to be euro final, when people in exeter will be hoping that olly will be helping to bring it home. studio: thank you very much. we now speak to the under 11 is junior team, jude let's speak to the under 11s stourbridgejuniors football team jude bellingham's old team, stourbridgejuniors fc, and their coaches, marc and daryll.

welcome. how excited are you? just hours to go? we welcome. how excited are you? just hours to go?— hours to go? we are currently in our own leveljourney. _ hours to go? we are currently in our own leveljourney. we _ hours to go? we are currently in our own leveljourney. we are _ hours to go? we are currently in our own leveljourney. we are having . hours to go? we are currently in our| own leveljourney. we are having our own leveljourney. we are having our own football tournament today. bellingham in stourbridge, played for stourbridge, was an inspiration to all of these young lads, and we are really excited. they can definitely bring it home and that is what they are going to do. igugiith definitely bring it home and that is what they are going to do. with you is har , what they are going to do. with you is harry. marley. — what they are going to do. with you is harry, marley, tyler, _ what they are going to do. with you is harry, marley, tyler, and - what they are going to do. with you is harry, marley, tyler, and evan. l is harry, marley, tyler, and evan. guys, do you think they can do this? yes. shes guys, do you think they can do this? yes. �* , ., . ., ., ._ yes. as u- watching along the way, who have been _ yes. as u- watching along the way, who have been the _ yes. as u- watching along the way, who have been the players - yes. as u- watching along the way, who have been the players that - yes. as u- watching along the way, | who have been the players that have stood out? you have massive connections as your club, but who have you enjoyed watching? i connections as your club, but who have you enjoyed watching? have you en'oyed watching? i liked

saka. have you enjoyed watching? i liked saka. bellingham. _ have you enjoyed watching? i liked saka. bellingham. and _ have you enjoyed watching? i liked saka. bellingham. and of - have you enjoyed watching? i liked saka. bellingham. and of course, l have you enjoyed watching? i liked i saka. bellingham. and of course, the overhead kick — saka. bellingham. and of course, the overhead kick wasn't _ saka. bellingham. and of course, the overhead kick wasn't such _ saka. bellingham. and of course, the overhead kick wasn't such a _ saka. bellingham. and of course, the overhead kick wasn't such a turning . overhead kick wasn't such a turning point. in terms of today, are you worried at all about the spanish? they have been playing brilliantly through this tournament. thea;r they have been playing brilliantly through this tournament. they look . uite through this tournament. they look quite deadly. _ through this tournament. they look quite deadly, but _ through this tournament. they look quite deadly, but i _ through this tournament. they look quite deadly, but i think— through this tournament. they look quite deadly, but i think that - through this tournament. they look quite deadly, but i think that they l quite deadly, but i think that they might— quite deadly, but i think that they might be — quite deadly, but i think that they might be able to pull it off. and how much. _ might be able to pull it off. and how much. if — might be able to pull it off. and how much, if i _ might be able to pull it off. and how much, if i bring _ might be able to pull it off. jifuc how much, if i bring you back might be able to pull it off. fific how much, if i bring you back in mark, what contact you have a jude bellingham? he mark, what contact you have a jude bellingham?— mark, what contact you have a jude bellinuham? .,, _, . a, , bellingham? he has connections with the famil . bellingham? he has connections with the family. still— bellingham? he has connections with the family. still very _ bellingham? he has connections with the family. still very much _ bellingham? he has connections with the family. still very much involved i the family. still very much involved with the club. and they have left many memories down there as well. they a massive inspiration for us all. �* a . they a massive inspiration for us all. �* n, . , ., they a massive inspiration for us all. �* . ., ., they a massive inspiration for us all. ., ., they a massive inspiration for us all. �* ., ., ., all. and marc, you are a coach. you will have seen _ all. and marc, you are a coach. you will have seen england _ all. and marc, you are a coach. you will have seen england struggling . all. and marc, you are a coach. you | will have seen england struggling at the beginning of this tournament in the beginning of this tournament in the group stages, the first knockout

game, but bit by bit they have been getting better. thea;r game, but bit by bit they have been getting better-— game, but bit by bit they have been getting better. they have. they have crown into getting better. they have. they have grown into the _ getting better. they have. they have grown into the tournament, - getting better. they have. they have grown into the tournament, and - getting better. they have. they have grown into the tournament, and a i getting better. they have. they have j grown into the tournament, and a bit like our tournament today, we struggled in our group but we have grown it game by game and we are the semifinals. i think that once you find your feet semifinals. i think that once you find yourfeet in semifinals. i think that once you find your feet in football, and you come together as a team, which england really have, you can go on and win. and they are going to win tonight. and win. and they are going to win toniaht. and win. and they are going to win tonight. yet. what you think the score will be? _ tonight. yet. what you think the score will be? 2-1. _ tonight. yet. what you think the score will be? 2-1. i _ tonight. yet. what you think the score will be? 2-1. ithink- tonight. yet. what you think the score will be? 2-1. i think 2-1. it will be on _ score will be? 2-1. i think 2-1. it will be on penalties. _ score will be? 2-1. i think 2-1. it will be on penalties. we - score will be? 2-1. i think 2-1. it will be on penalties. we will- score will be? 2-1. i think 2-1. it will be on penalties. we will win j will be on penalties. we will win 1-1 on— will be on penalties. we will win 1—1 on penalties. _ will be on penalties. we will win 1—1 on penalties. zi— will be on penalties. we will win 1-1 on penalties.— will be on penalties. we will win 1-1 on penalties. 21 seems to be the unanimous — 1-1 on penalties. 21 seems to be the unanimous answer. _ 1-1 on penalties. 21 seems to be the unanimous answer. let _ 1-1 on penalties. 21 seems to be the unanimous answer. let us - 1-1 on penalties. 21 seems to be the unanimous answer. let us see - 1-1 on penalties. 21 seems to be the unanimous answer. let us see if- 1-1 on penalties. 21 seems to be the unanimous answer. let us see if we| unanimous answer. let us see if we have penalties. thank you for joining us. enjoy later on in the evening, as we watch this game. thank you to all of you there in

birmingham. ie?! spain have been brilliant in this tournament, winning all of their games in this competition, putting out the likes of germany. let's turn to the spanish players , bbcjournalist sergi forcada is in lamine yamal�*s hometown of mataro — he's youngest ever scorer at the euros — and is just 17—years—old. we had the perspective they're from birmingham, it must be the polar opposite where you are. yes. opposite where you are. yes, although _ opposite where you are. yes, although because _ opposite where you are. yes, although because it _ opposite where you are. yes, although because it is - opposite where you are. yes, although because it is very i opposite where you are. yes, l although because it is very hot, people are not around yet. here in lamine yamal�*s hometown, there is a watch party organised, everything is ready, so i am sure that in a couple of hours, people will begin gathering. we are expecting thousands of people here. this is a town of around 20 minutes from barcelona. lamine yamal is the star

of this town. they are familiar with his name because he is already well—known and established, he is only 17 and he is the sensation of the tournament. lots of people here relate to his story, because he comes from a working class neighbourhood and from a neighbourhood and from a neighbourhood with lots of people coming from other parts of spain and other countries around the world. so, they like the fact he has now become the star notjust for spain but also for all of europe. especially after that stunning goal against france in the semifinal. quite a lot of wind, just a quick thought: are they worried about england? scared about england? iriat england? scared about england? not reall . england? scared about england? iirrt really. they are quite confident. i was speaking to a couple of guys playing football here, and they said: we got rid of italy, we got

rid of france, we got rid of germany, so i think we can do it. i was asking them what they think the score will be, and they said 3—1. they are quite confident. also, spain managed to win the euros are twice in a row in 2008 and 2012. ten years later, they say that they can make it happen again. we years later, they say that they can make it happen again.— years later, they say that they can make it happen again. we will talk aaain in make it happen again. we will talk again in the _ make it happen again. we will talk again in the coming _ make it happen again. we will talk again in the coming hours. - make it happen again. we will talk again in the coming hours. thank. make it happen again. we will talk. again in the coming hours. thank you very much. we cross now to eva mccarthy in benidorm. a favourite destination of brits and terrorists —— emer mccarthy. pretty split fans where you are. —— a favourite destination of brits and tourists. we are about 25 kilometres south of where to love barcelona, and let me tell you there are more english fans here than spanish fans. we are on the main drag, the calm before the storm after night, if you will. from

six o'clock this evening, as you can see, there is some police tape in place. this street will be closed to traffic and there willjust be hundreds if not thousands of british and spanish fans packing the multitude of british pubs lining the streets here. so, it is going to be a very exciting night, and from what we are hearing for most people walking past, they certainly think it is coming home.— walking past, they certainly think it is coming home. emma mccarthy, i thou~ht we it is coming home. emma mccarthy, i thought we were _ it is coming home. emma mccarthy, i thought we were going _ it is coming home. emma mccarthy, i thought we were going to _ it is coming home. emma mccarthy, i thought we were going to hear - it is coming home. emma mccarthy, i thought we were going to hear from | thought we were going to hear from those fans, but let me ask you a question. their children i was speaking to, the under 11 is, they said that it by bit england have turned this around. it was bleak in the early part of this competition, but there is so much more optimism in terms of the way that the team is playing, it is almost a case of the

stars aligning to finally get england over the line. indeed. you can probably _ england over the line. indeed. you can probably see — england over the line. indeed. you can probably see behind _ england over the line. indeed. you can probably see behind me - england over the line. indeed. you can probably see behind me that l can probably see behind me that there is an england shirt. there have been a few england wigs. there has been a feeling that this is finally the time. and really, if you are gauging anything from the crowd here, it certainly is. i think that there is a certain sense of optimism. a lot of people here tried to get to germany and berlin, and they couldn't do that they would come here for a friendly rivalry. and i do think that people are pretty confident this is it, this is england pass time for the first time for the male team in 58 years. ema mccarth , for the male team in 58 years. ema mccarthy. we _ for the male team in 58 years. ema mccarthy. we will— for the male team in 58 years. ema mccarthy, we will let _ for the male team in 58 years. ema mccarthy, we will let you get back to those fans. emma mccarthy, in benidorm. much more build—up in the coming hours as we head towards the final in germany. let others return

to the news which is dominating. the bullet which grazed donald trump. the investigation is now under way with the fbi at the heart of trying to establish the sequence sequence of events. more about the shooter, and we look to get an update from the authoritys. here's some reaction from international leaders to the assassination attempt on donald trump.

that is just some of the avalanche of international reaction that there has been. let us talk to the former adviser to bill and hillary clinton. richard goode steen. let's speak to richard goodstein, former advisor to bill and hillary clinton. again, donald trump isn't the luckiest man alive, when ye consider what the consequences would have been and what a horrible thing that would have been the country. i have to say this: what i hear trump supporters talking about is how violence is unacceptable in the political process. i am reminded of donald trump responding to love talking about the second amendment solutions in case things didn't go his way, shooting people. donald

trump recently said that his former head of chief of staff should be executed. he posted, as you saw, online, images of a bound and gagged joe biden in the back of a pick—up truck. he marked nancy pelosi's husband, who was clubbed almost to death. so, this notion that somehow, trump's hands are clean is, i have to confess, a bit much. it is his rhetoric leading this, and honestly, the fact the shooter was a registered republican is something that i am sure democrats, i hate to say, were greatly relieved at. any suggestion, and we are now seeing it from republicans, that this was somehow biden's doing, is nonsense.

i hear what you are saying, but you will be well aware of the counter narrative that we have heard in the hours since this assassination attempt, in terms of the rhetoric used by some democrats. i have heard what you have just said, but broadly, given that we know how polarised america is, is this a wake—up moment across the board? the wake—up moment across the board? iie: democrat rhetoric wake—up moment across the board? ii2 democrat rhetoric is wake—up moment across the board? i"i2 democrat rhetoric is about wake—up moment across the board? ii2 democrat rhetoric is about how trump would be the end of democracy as we know it. i think that that is indisputable based on everything that trump has said. nobody on the democratic side was calling for the kind of violence that trump and his acolytes routinely called for. and that they thought was a laughing matter. do i think that this is going to call things in the united states? i would like to say that i do, but i think that we have seen this before afterjanuary the 6th,

where trump is urging on these people, was indifferent to the chance of... mike pence. we thought then that things might cool in the united states, but in a matter of days, all of these people in congress were at trump's beck and call in mar—a—lago trying to curry favour with him. call in mar—a—lago trying to curry favourwith him. i'm call in mar—a—lago trying to curry favour with him. i'm not sure that we have a basis to believe that things are going to cool and that unity will be the order of the day. how do you think this is likely to impact on the wider election campaign?— impact on the wider election cam-rain? ~ . ., . ., impact on the wider election cam-rain? ~ ., ., . ., campaign? well, i am now among those who would hope — campaign? well, i am now among those who would hope that _ campaign? well, i am now among those who would hope that joe _ campaign? well, i am now among those who would hope that joe biden - campaign? well, i am now among those who would hope that joe biden would i who would hope thatjoe biden would step aside and give way to a younger generation democratic leader. i will confess that i think that on one hand, this may make biden more inclined to say: i am that unifying

figure that the country needs, but on the other hand, i think that trump loves to play the martyr and the victim, and this probably may increase his standing ever so slightly in the near term, which will put biden even further behind in the polls and make it even more imperative that there be another democratic presidential candidate. so, i cannot really say it is easier to predict at this point, i have seen some say this will make trump voters even more inclined to come out, i think that they were anyway. again, and trump could have said: calm down. he could have converged to make urged people to be calm. but his instinct was not that, it is in the opposite direction, not one towards unity. certainly he wants to have more guns in the hands of people. biden wants to regulate

them. there are issues that people haven't even talked about yet. i’m haven't even talked about yet. i'm sure that over _ haven't even talked about yet. i'm sure that over the coming days, some of those issues will be talked about, but america hasn't seen an assassination attempt on a president orformer president assassination attempt on a president or former president since ronald reagan. these are days and moments that will shake the american public for very substantial amount of time, consequential days, aren't they? it is very different to the reagan shooting. reagan was close to death. he was shot in the abdomen, and you read the stories, and it was radically different. trump isn't the luckiest man alive. it only clipped easier. not to minimise it, but again, how serious it could have been. he wasn't injured in the same way reagan was. will people react in

the same way? there was a rally behind reagan, it helped him get to congress, the fact he was shot. will this have a similar impact? trump is a different figure to reagan. i think we will wait and see. metre a different figure to reagan. i think we will wait and see. are you shocked by — think we will wait and see. are you shocked by the _ think we will wait and see. are you shocked by the security _ think we will wait and see. are you | shocked by the security surrounding a former president? are you demanding answers? we have certainly had lawmakers calling for that of the secret service to come to them and explain it. it is the secret service to come to them and explain it— and explain it. it is inexplicable, matthew, that _ and explain it. it is inexplicable, matthew, that somebody - and explain it. it is inexplicable, matthew, that somebody could l and explain it. it is inexplicable, l matthew, that somebody could be and explain it. it is inexplicable, - matthew, that somebody could be on a building close by with this kind of weapon. there were obviously questions that the secret service will have to answer, and it is hard to imagine what satisfactory answers will sound like. it is horrifying. and horrifying, frankly, because implications are, i mightjust add,

like the secret service individuals, they seem more republicans than democrats. this isn't a political judgment, it isjust democrats. this isn't a political judgment, it is just about what may or may not have been on the top of that building, but raises questions about the security being provided for the president. in that respect, whatever answers they have, people will be hanging on, because what they really want to hear is that we need to be better and we cannot let this happen again. ever. es, need to be better and we cannot let this happen again. ever.— this happen again. ever. a final thou:ht: this happen again. ever. a final thought: the — this happen again. ever. a final thought: the white _ this happen again. ever. a final thought: the white house - this happen again. ever. a final thought: the white house is . thought: the white house is reporting a good short and respectful call has happened between joe biden and donald trump. it is extremely important in these coming hours, isn't it, the sort of responses that we get across the board from leading politicians? 100%. and look, in an ideal world, biden and trump might make a joint

appearance and urgent karma. obviously, what you hear uat these calls for revenge. revenge against who? the man was a 20—year—old registered republican who is dead. trump supporters are angry. they were angry and were saying epithets towards the media, yesterday, as trump is being put into his car and whisked away. there is anger that infuses trump's base. and i do think that something needs to be done to calm that down.— that something needs to be done to calm that down. good to talk to you. thank ou calm that down. good to talk to you. thank you for— calm that down. good to talk to you. thank you forjoining _ calm that down. good to talk to you. thank you forjoining us _ calm that down. good to talk to you. thank you forjoining us here - calm that down. good to talk to you. thank you forjoining us here on - calm that down. good to talk to you. thank you forjoining us here on bbc| thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. we will have much more on this in the coming minutes. let us pause from that briefly. do head to the bbc news website for latest information. that interview gary o'donoghue did with an eyewitness, saying that they were seeing somebody crawling up with a gun on

that rooftop, you can see that interview there on the website. plenty more in the next few minutes. let us pause from all of that for a moment or two and catch up with the weather here with chris. hello, there. so far thisjuly so far this july we have so far thisjuly we have seen so far this july we have seen above the july so far thisjuly we have seen above thejuly average rainfall, the july average rainfall, particularly across southern england and the north—east of aberdeenshire. leading the rainfall misery is loftus, where we had already doubled the july loftus, where we had already doubled thejuly average loftus, where we had already doubled the july average rainfall, loftus, where we had already doubled thejuly average rainfall, despite thejuly average rainfall, despite the fact we are not quite at the halfway point of the month. today we have a bit more on the way of sunshine to come across western and southern areas of uk. that will feel quite pleasant, but of eastern scotland and northern and eastern parts of england, we still have that cloud ringing outbreaks of rain thanks to the same area of low pressure that brought the wet weather in yesterday. it will be cool around the north sea coasts, but there were out this afternoon,

feeling pleasant. temperature is widely sneaking into the low 20s. overnight tonight, further down whether to come. that is on the eastern coast of scotland and the north—east of england. otherwise, clear spells developing. 10—11 c. monday and tuesday: the next area of low pressure is going to be bringing more rain to england and wales. the first sign of that rain will be on monday morning and will be across wales and south—west england. that is before the rain spreads into the south—east and across the south midlands as well. to the north of that, not a bad day on monday. northern england, northern ireland and scotland getting cloud, sunny spells. quite person. temperatures in the low 20s. the rain could be heavy enough to cause concerns about localised flooding and there is likely to be thunderstorms mixed in with the rain. through monday night, the rain extending northwards and eastwards and into tuesday, could bring some further heavy downpours into the areas of the uk that have

already seen well over double the average july already seen well over double the averagejuly rainfall. that is one to watch. further north, tuesday, not a bad day for scotland and northern ireland. some sunny spells. temperatures in the high teens to early 20s. if only we could see areas of high pressure that can settle down whether a time. well, wednesday is probably your day. the high pressure about not hanging around, but the vast majority of uk, wednesday is a dry day. temperatures close to average, 2a in london. very pleasant. some rain returning to northern ireland and scotland as we head into thursday. then there weather turns generally more unsubtle for most of us into next weekend and friday.

white live from london. this is bbc news an assassination attempt on donald trump — as he speaks at an outdoor election rally in pennsylvania. the former us president says — a bullet ripped through his ear — but he survived without serious injuries. this is the gunman — filmed on a nearby rooftop — the 20 year old was shot dead moments later. we do not currently have an identified motive, although our investigators are working tirelessly. the bbc�*s gary o'donoghue was covering the rally — he and his team — were forced

to take cover as shots rang out. we are just waiting to see if things have cleared and we are just — as you can see, we are on the ground behind our car, which is not ideal, but that's the shelter we have at the moment. there's no place in america for this kind of violence. it's sick, it's sick. it's one of the reasons why we have to unite this country. and there's just five hours to go before england face spain in the euro final in berlin. donald trump has survived an assassination attempt — at a rally in pennsylvania — he's now left hospital, he's posted another statement on social media.

our love goes out to the other victims and their families.