graft february. he did not play. and yet he went to the _ february. he did not play. and yet he went to the euros. _ february. he did not play. and yet he went to the euros. he - he went to the euros. he wasn't playing in the group, she came in during the quarterfinal and then she played the final. he is he's got experience, he's a really top left back and easy and manchester united player. we pay him, he should be put focusing and prioritising manchester united not his country. the prioritising manchester united not his country-— prioritising manchester united not hiscount . his country. the boss has confirmed that he'll be — his country. the boss has confirmed that he'll be out _ his country. the boss has confirmed that he'll be out of _ his country. the boss has confirmed that he'll be out of action, - his country. the boss has confirmed that he'll be out of action, for- his country. the boss has confirmed that he'll be out of action, for the i that he'll be out of action, for the first three or four months of their title defence. norwegian suffered a fracture in a non—contact training ground incident at has gone to barcelona for surgery. he said that he started a campaign for chelsea, inaudible after playing the euros for spain month ago. they are not the only team were having to deal

with a everybody knows that we are not in the best_ everybody knows that we are not in the best condition but it does not matter. _ the best condition but it does not matter, the desire and trying to do well and _ matter, the desire and trying to do well and control with everything and luck. well and control with everything and luck the _ well and control with everything and luck. the bite of the team, we are strong _ luck. the bite of the team, we are strong altogether and doing what you have to _ strong altogether and doing what you have to d0~ _ strong altogether and doing what you have to do. i don't think there are a lot of— have to do. i don't think there are a lot of other teams that right now are indeed — are indeed perfect, i'm pretty sure that i learned from my experience and this_ that i learned from my experience and this season is so long. they've claimed tap _ and this season is so long. they've claimed tap spot — and this season is so long. they've claimed top spot in _ and this season is so long. they've claimed top spot in the _ and this season is so long. they've claimed top spot in the fifa - claimed top spot in the fifa rankings after winning gold in the person picks. it been lost the number one but ticks them up for spots, displacing spain at the top of the ranking. despite him being described as insanely fast, he staged a

impressive... beating the world number 11 in three sets, alcaraz was one of those unable to beat the second round after the rain arrived in ohio. the spaniard took the first set against his opponent until he fought back in the second and she was 31 up in the tie—break before it was 31 up in the tie—break before it was abandoned for google golf has beaten the last match before her defence of the last match before her defence of the us open title, she did take the second set after falling behind at the moment the 30 form managed to head back and served out the match with an ace. she will now face her opponent in the last 60. much more on our website that is all the support we have now. five people have been charged over the drug—related death of friend star matthew perry. he was found deadin star matthew perry. he was found dead in a hot tub at his los angeles

home last year, he had taken cattlemen. those charged include the actor's personal assistant, two doctors who are accused of supplying him with a drug and an alleged dealer known as the captain and queen. court documents allege that his assistant injected him more than 20 times with cat and then, in the days before he died. i'll correspond and reports from to fans, matthew perry, best known as chandler bing. he was a funny character from as chandler bing. he was a funny characterfrom friends as chandler bing. he was a funny character from friends who'd made no secret of his flaws. he struggled with drugs and alcohol throughout his career. i with drugs and alcohol throughout his career. . .., ., ., his career. i am in control of the first run. — his career. i am in control of the first run. so _ his career. i am in control of the first run. so i — his career. i am in control of the first run, so i do _ his career. i am in control of the first run, so i do all— his career. i am in control of the first run, so i do all these - his career. i am in control of thej first run, so i do all these things to protect — first run, so i do all these things to protect myself from not having the first _ to protect myself from not having the first ring. to protect myself from not having the first ring-— the first ring. i the time of his death, the first ring. i the time of his death. she — the first ring. i the time of his death, she was _ the first ring. i the time of his death, she was gone - the first ring. i the time of his i death, she was gone undergoing therapy to help with his depression. but, when he was found in the jacuzzi at his home, the levels of the drug in his body were much higher. the five people facing

charges are alleged to be part of a criminal network supplying drugs, including two doctors. they say law enforcement use it as a way to make money. enforcement use it as a way to make mone . , ., ., ~ enforcement use it as a way to make mone . , ., ., ., ., , money. they took advantage of his addiction issues _ money. they took advantage of his addiction issues to _ money. they took advantage of his addiction issues to enrich - addiction issues to enrich themselves, _ addiction issues to enrich themselves, they- addiction issues to enrich themselves, they knew. addiction issues to enrich . themselves, they knew what addiction issues to enrich - themselves, they knew what they addiction issues to enrich _ themselves, they knew what they were doin- themselves, they knew what they were doing was— themselves, they knew what they were doing was wrong, they _ themselves, they knew what they were doing was wrong, they knew— themselves, they knew what they were doing was wrong, they knew what - themselves, they knew what they were doing was wrong, they knew what they| doing was wrong, they knew what they were doing _ doing was wrong, they knew what they were doing was — doing was wrong, they knew what they were doing was risking _ doing was wrong, they knew what they were doing was risking a _ doing was wrong, they knew what they were doing was risking a great- were doing was risking a great danger— were doing was risking a great danger to— were doing was risking a great danger to mr— were doing was risking a great danger to mr parry, _ were doing was risking a great danger to mr parry, but- were doing was risking a great danger to mr parry, but they i were doing was risking a great. danger to mr parry, but they did were doing was risking a great- danger to mr parry, but they did it anyways — danger to mr parry, but they did it an a s. , , ., ., danger to mr parry, but they did it an as. ,, .,., ., anyways. the desperation that led him to these _ anyways. the desperation that led him to these individuals _ anyways. the desperation that led him to these individuals was - anyways. the desperation that led him to these individuals was not l anyways. the desperation that led i him to these individuals was not met with help. as it should have been from the doctors. but instead, it was met with exploitation. exploitation, by those who should have guided him towards help. he was charged 2000 — have guided him towards help. he was charged 2000 for _ have guided him towards help. he was charged 2000 for a _ have guided him towards help. he was charged 2000 for a dose _ have guided him towards help. he was charged 2000 for a dose of _ have guided him towards help. he was charged 2000 for a dose of cattlemen| charged 2000 for a dose of cattlemen worth around $12. the doctors are the of falsifying medical records. one of the writing on the text, i wonder how much the small pay. his

personal assistant has admitted injecting him on the day she died. investigators say, by looking into the his death, they uncovered a drug supply... to get in and queen in hollywood and other sick suspect are continuing to you can see much more on the matthew perry investigation online, including this article i'm five things investigators uncovered. as well as more that's all on a further eruption of mount etna in sicily has renewed travel disruptions in italy. the volcano began spewing lava, ash and smoke early on thursday, leading to flight cancellations. edna is one of the world's most active volcanoes. it is known as snowball earth, that is the longest and deepest ice age and our

plan is's history. exactly how it came about has long been a mystery. but, a small group of scottish islands may have given is the key to understanding it. in the west of scotland, they offer the best geological records of the earth. the findings could open the door to a better understanding of what had happened, and how it laid the groundwork for animal life to evolve here. ourscience groundwork for animal life to evolve here. our science correspondence has more. these tiny islands in the inner hebrides of scotland hold the key to how the first animal life emerged on earth hundreds of millions of years ago. each layer of this rock face in the garvellachs captures a snapshot of the planet's distant past. scientists have now dated fragments of the rock and shown them to be from the only place in the world to have a detailed

record of how our planet plunged into the most severe and prolonged ice age in our history. these tiny grains prove beyond any doubt that the garvellachs are the best and most complete record of a critical period in our history called snowball earth, when for 80 million years, pretty much the entire planet was covered with ice. if we wind back the calendar hundreds of millions of years, we see that scotland was in a completely different place because the continents have moved over time. it was south of the earth's equator and had a tropical climate until it and the rest of the planet became engulfed in ice. but then something remarkable happened. after the melting of the snowball, we suddenly start to get bona fide a modern looking animals. it seems counterintuitive that such a big freeze that could have prevented life was actually the spur to generate this explosion of life.

after the snow ball melted. of course, everything that had adapted to that and diversified in those in those specialist niches would have had to then compete with each other in some kind of arms race. geologists have been studying the rocks on the garvellachs for decades, first on foot, using the only building on the island as a base, and more recently, using drones to create detailed, computer enhanced images of the rock layers. if the results are confirmed, these islands could be awarded a golden spike. that's an actual spike hammered in to celebrate the location of a planet changing geological moment. scotland can get the golden spike. the chance is very high, based on the formation presented. a great example. excellent example of the potential candidates of the golden spike. the researchers will find out next

year whether they and scotland have won the golden spike. pallab ghosh, bbc news. finally, this hour, a rarely seen deep sea fish has been found in california. scientists want to understand why. the silvery, 3.6 metre long orfish, which looks understand why. the silvery, 3.6 metre long or fish, which looks a bit like a snake, serpent, was found floating dead on the ocean surface. of the san diego coast, this is the 20th time that has been known to wash up in california since 1901. experts are now studying the fish to try to understand why it came to the service, when it normally lives in the depart of the ocean where light can't reach. we also need to know what that means for the health of the oceans. lucy gray will be here

with you next, have a good weekend. you're watching bbc news. we are moving into a quiet couple of days for the weather which is good news, the weekend isjust days for the weather which is good news, the weekend is just around the corner and one or two showers coming in from the north—western areas but overall it'll be a dry weekend with some sunshine at times. we are seeing more sunshine across the southern half of the uk today, it is not as windy as it was yesterday. we saw this when a friend to cloud and rain southwards overnight. we looked the more, more weatherfronts arriving, the winds are picking up and this is where we are seeing more clout and a few showers as well. ask them to limit the temperature is in them to limit the temperature is in the north—west of scotland, my temperatures again meeting mid 20s. but, the winds to ease overnight,

showers that we've got here do become fewer, the many places it is going to be dry with some clearer skies. a bit cooler than it was last night, across southern part of uk. could be as low as 70 degrees but won't be as cold as the north—east. such eye for many of us, but we will see cloud building up a bit like today, it brings the risk of one or two showers in the north west of scotland or northern ireland or the north west of england. sunnier skies lingering as that is where we will get the highest temperature is. it could be quite warm in the sunshine in the north—east of scotland. through the weekend, we've got high pressure over towards the azores, low pressure towards iceland and that gives us with a run of western wind. they could be a bit stronger during the second half of the weekend, particularly for southern areas but again we'll see after a sunny start it will build up a bit. it brings a risk of one or two showers, and the north west of scotland and i spells of sunshine is around 12. they will not change too

much, perhaps 18 or 19 at the best in scotland and northern ireland, i submit 20s in the south—east of england. as we head into monday, it starts to change a bit particularly western areas. it will be falling here, with some weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. dry and sunny most areas on monday morning. it is up to the west by the winds pick up, especially in the south—west, including the irish sea. get some rain and it might get wet in northern ireland and western scotland during the afternoon but ahead of that, the midlands should have a dry and warm day with some sunshine.

live from london, this is bbc news. uk foreign secretary david lammy is in israel as gaza ceasefire talks resume for a second day in qatar, with israeli ministers saying they have hopes of a deal. with israeli ministers saying verify today, we have been examining an attack by italy city is on a village in the occupied west bank and piecing together what happened. the world health organisation has urged wealthy nations to share mpox vaccines with affected countries, as global concerns grow over a new wave of mpox surging in africa. the uk government releases details of the compensation that will be paid to victims of the infected blood scandal. and we find out how a group of scottish islands may hold the key to understanding "snowball earth" — the longest and deepest ice age

in our planet's history. to the middle east now, where the uk foreign secretary has said he has been told by israeli ministers they hope they are "on the cusp of a deal" over the war in gaza and the return of israeli hostages. david lammy and the french foreign minister stephane sejourn are injerusalem meeting their israeli counterpart, israel katz, as gaza ceasefire talks are due to continue in qatar. a us official described yesterday as a �*constructive' first day of discussions. israeli representatives are attending, but hamas has formally stayed away, accusing israel of changing its terms since previous rounds of talks. qatari mediators are expected to relay messages to hamas, who have a presence in doha. meanwhile, the un has described a deadly attack byjewish settlers on a village in the occupied west bank

as �*horrific�*.