again in time, perhaps lunchtime, again in the south, this mild air, the potential is there if the sun comes out, to sea temperature quite easily 2627 degrees. here we are, tuesday into web and on the same low pressure driving the weather fronts into the west of the british isles, still the moist air in the south of britain and of the sun comes out, we could see the temperatures around 26, further north, a disappointing day for any time of the year but especially in august. here we are, warmerfor especially in august. here we are, warmer for a especially in august. here we are, warmerfor a time in the coming week, the driest of the weather in the south but further north there will be periods of rain. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. 7—year—old, julian cadman, with dual british and australian citizenship has been confirmed as one of the victims to die in the terrorist

attack in barcelona. police in spain, investigating the terror attacks that claimed iii lives, have said they've seized more than 120 gas canisters in the house which exploded in alcaner on wednesday. fraudsters aiming to scam people out of their pension could soon face fines of up to half a million pounds, as the government introduces new measures to tackle cold callers. police in spain, investigating the terror attacks that claimed iii and jerry lewis, the comedy legend who teamed—up with dean martin before starring in his own series of slapstick movies during the 1950s, has died at his las vegas home aged 91. i meet the other this week my guest is the number list harryjudd talking about this by he has written

about in all his career in his latest adventure, deep blue. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former fleet street editor, eve pollard and the journalist and columnist, yasmin alibhai—brown. tomorrow's front pages starting with. the metro pays tribute to the british 7—year—old who was killed in the barcelona terror attack on thursday after becoming separated from his mum while on las ramblas. the daily telegraph headlines comments made by the uk‘s chief trade negotiator in which he said post—brexit deals will make the world a safer place as britain forges alliances with other countries. the daily express also leads with brexit, where it quotes. analysis carried out by a

eurosceptic group. the financial times says that club administration will push hard on tax reform in a bid to win back republican voters. meanwhile, the daily mail rides that prince charles has seen a drop of his popularity ratings in the run—up to the 20th anniversary of princess diana's death. and the times says children are being exposed to an increase in gambling adverts as backing websites push the new customers. and the guardian says that the crown prosecution service ‘s needs to crack down on social media and hate crimes making them are serious as offences carried out face—to—face. that was appalled poster of the front pages. we will staff of our chart, good morning,

not morning, good evening. laughter morning soon. let staff at the times, fascinating new link in the times, fascinating new link in the barcelona attacks, being made with brussels. they say that this man, who got blown up in the explosion happened at london 25 miles away from barcelona was involved with the brussels bombings, was possibly also involved with french terror attacks because a p pa re ntly french terror attacks because apparently he'd been to france often. the car that was involved in the terror attack had been in france only a few weeks ago. and, it seems there is a group of people who, obviously there were quite a group of people they wanted to have a text on the coast, those gas canisters which luckily never exploited. side

of course, he in amman. and this is very important. —— of course, he in amman. and this is very important. -- of course he isn't a man. often parents will say, we didn't know this was happening if we didn't know this was happening if we had known we would have done something. and here we know that especially the 18—year—olds these are some of the youngest we have seen, they were clearly in the hands of somebody who minute played to drink with them. and it turns out it was him. —— who minute plated and groom them. they are still looking for him. they think he died because he tried to... what is terrifying that supposedly a man of god was bad quys that supposedly a man of god was bad guys and then, and they've got younger and younger and younger.m is important to start looking at what is going on in the heads of some of these young second and third

generation extremely angry alienating young muslims will stop i think there something very important to look out within family dynamics and why they become susceptible to these guys, there was a new group of imams that is coming together and if they mean what they say they going to go for this group and get them out of the trap they are finding themselves own. go through these imams who are radicalising young people? yes, giving them an alternative. i heard earlier today that it alternative. i heard earlier today thatitis alternative. i heard earlier today that it is often the youngsters that are radicalised and the young man that, but it is the ages of this particular cell. is that a lot of these young men have stepped away from their religion and it is when they come back to it that they become so easily radicalised.” they come back to it that they become so easily radicalised. i also think a lot of visual men who were living, they are the second

generation or the third—generation living with parents who are trying to live, as the first generation and their wide call hairless households, so their wide call hairless households, so they're not allowed to go out with girls, they are not allowed or the freedoms they see all the way around them. they go off the rails, often, with heard so many of them is taken drugs, have been involved with watching pawn and all the rest of it and then they feel guilt, or they made to feel guilt by someone who can manipulate them brilliantly and say, this is what you can do. do you think it is down to their community, the imam ‘slight think it is down to their community, the imam ‘s light you say to actually put a stop and step in? the conversation we had had up until now has this government, backed government... it can't be government it has got with their families as well. side it is never easy as a migrant, i've been a migrant all my life. -- it is never easy. what happens is you become resilient and

ambitious. these young kids seem to have lost any sense of, that is the migration story, back of the story of america. used to be that the second and third generation would integrate more and make it in spite of the difficulties. they want to stick the difficulties. something is gone badly wrong here. i read a research report from america recently, many of these men either have absent auto radical fathers. i'm not saying they all are, not at all. or they have a problematic relationship with their mums, again there was no psychological interventions and we need to have those. you must have a problem with your mother when your mother is not on an equal footing with the above? some of them are wonderful parents, i've interviewed some of them but we need to go deeper. in capturing the

teenage mind can be so easy if you know how. we need to assimilate them, make sure they all speaking with... debut. is that everyone else to do. these guys speak perfect spanish or french, they are completely of the place but not of the place. you are speaking to someone the place. you are speaking to someone who was the place. you are speaking to someone who was a the place. you are speaking to someone who was a child of immigrants, i understand this perfectly. we are all immigrants at this news table. i feel totally british. i was always british, it was a colony. me to. this is the news that broke when i came an shift, everyone was hoping against hope he would be found. it was against the youth, that young face. and also we have no idea how ill his mother is, she is in hospital so whether she knows that he is gone. throw she said that we were so lucky to have him. that was his father.

can you imagine anything worse that you get separated, which would be scary enough in that crowd, and then you find your child didn't though. the youngest victim is actually three years old who has not the name. we will stay with the telegraph and brexit. working through this quickly. there is a big smile, either. there was somebody he was saying in the government or the board of train all international trading group saying that trade deals after brexit will make the world safer. i would love to believe that, but we were already in a group which we thought would wake the world safer and anything we can do to make the world safe i think is great. i'm not sure that all these new relationships we will forge on the basis of trade... new relationships we will forge on the basis of trade. .. is this a security expert saying this?

the basis of trade. .. is this a security expert saying thi57m the basis of trade. .. is this a security expert saying this? it is incomprehensible and fairly illiterate to say we will be safer. nobody can say thou about anything in the world today. it is like saying we will get free cupcakes for the rest of our lives! laughter it is a lovely idea and he obviously has heart working terribly on this. online abuse is making the front page. yes and i think this is really important because frank god we have now reached the point where the internet is being scrutinised, this idea that it is a wild and free and wonderful place is not an whether it is forjihadis or sex in this... and misogynist and racists. it is high time that the internet giants were hurled accountable. and this is treated as a hate crime. it

is long overdue. i think overview of what sentence you get for committing a hate crime would be quite interesting. this is something that just in happen of the bar but now because you have total anonymity you can say anything about anybody. side i know young girl who was so racially, and mixed—race girl, who tried to hang herself about three weeks ago they found her just—in—time and young people are particularly susceptible. yes because they are totally involved with social media and also cyber bullying. it is a different world and the problem is that children are involved in an adult world and they can't manage it. i think if you can say your children... if you accept it up this week in that shop and you don't pay the then you will go to jail. | don't pay the then you will go to jail. i think the same sort of thing at the polling can say, there are

serious, serious considerations were doing this that would probably cut it down quite a lot. you got to wonder, would they have the resources to track these people down because there was a lot of anonymity online. on the can you note and i did they are going much better at tracing. i have never understood why this new media thinks it should have no regulation? when the rest of us have to operate under very strict rules. you have to check your facts. you can put anything on social media. yes-men you touched on the point that social media giants have the play a role. they haven't really been open provided. no. it is interesting that marks about things he might have about being president, while eddie doesn't sort this out on google. is he facebook google? facebook. they have got to watch

what they do one of the terrifying things as you can get on social media by now how you can kill people with their ban. that has influence people and it is called people. off the grid is my solution to it all. the daily mail, i was wondering where this was going to come up because did you watch the documentary is celebrating... i've not seen them because i have been away. but i have been very lucky enough to meet both diana princess of wales. oh, yes and what your thoughts? she was extraordinary she was different, she changed the royal family. i think she would be quite horrified to know that this very bad marriage, and it was a very bad marriage, and it was a very bad marriage, but there are millions of people in this country have had a

very bad marriage, now comes tumbling out, some of it is true.|j don't think she would be horrified, if you read the sunday times magazine today where he talks about how he