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tennis? against the australian teenager. well, the first time seeded sets victory against the australian youngster. damian johnson. more from me later. at grand slam tournament. details coming up. speak to you later. afternoon to train staff against unconscious discrimination. a moment because first we have some breaking news in sport. just after half—past. would not survive.

jimmy anderson or stuart broad after their first test defeat by pakistan. slam tournament. expectations because of the long injury lay—off to andy murray. it is nice in that picture, but it isn't for lots of us? and what is going breaking news in sport. injury lay—off to against "unconscious andy murray. bias". is his best service and he's showing signs of maturity. isn't for lots of us? stav has all the weather. signs of maturity. unseen by the public for 700 years — with sunshine but we have some nasty thunderstorms across southern areas. he's calling for some big changes within the england team. yes, pretty harsh words from the former england captain. most of the country, but not semifinal of the australian open in january. thunderstorms across southern everywhere. he's playing everywhere. alex de on? and lightning and that will continue for the rest of the week. minaur. yes, kyle edmund is through to the second round of the french open. areas. on die have some impressive lightning photographs to show you. lightning photographs to show you. for the rest thank you very much. absence of andy also coming murray. of the week. details on that and some good lightning photos for you. storms and show you some great photos. lightning photos for you. from australia for 700 years, is to open as a gallery. minaur. you can explain all of them and yourself! explain all of them and yourself! up... alex de it is a decent start from the in the stage former england captain. hello young man from yorkshire. thank you. minaur, who‘s comedy art. headingley on friday, only a two—match series. for 700 years, is to open as a gallery. only 19. two—match series. he believes it could end their recent slump. everyone, man from yorkshire. of coronation street, playing conman england haven't been winning for a long time. lewis archer. kiss of death, but i'm sure this it isn't! hello hello is rafael nadal is everyone, everyone, looking strong. this afternoon patrick gearey was watching the action from roland garros. do you just keep going with the same old, every single week? this is management, could itjust make a little difference? this work has put him in a position to do this. you know, you never know. is afternoon live. live. in the eastern belgian city of afternoon i'm simon mccoy. strong. liege. one seed is through against the italian. to do this. in the eastern no. live. comprehensively trumped by the british number one. belgian city of test match and that the man had been british number cricket. simone one. liege. released from prison just yesterday. now in the world‘s top 20, the latest ceiling smashed through. and that the man had been released from prison "none of us are i‘m simon mccoy. he was shot dead by bollelli. and a driver in the city of liege. just yesterday.

he was shot dead by police. interrupted first round match. named, was officials say the man had been released from prison just yesterday. set tie—break latest ceiling smashed through. numbers there are flickers of the player some feel he will become. police. radicalised injail. 11—9. he was shot dead by player some feel he will he faces argentina's guido pella next. police. of an assault rifle on his named, was radicalised injail. safe. leg. 0ur europe correspondent damian grammaticas reports. become. selectors decide in terms of the future. minaur was condemned to chasing but never quite catching edmund. anti—gun campaigners. a city of almost 200,000. on his instagram account, saying it has hurried to get he's sent this update. away. these events happened about three hours ago in liege. 0ur europe correspondent damian grammaticas reports. future. translation: i was walking along the street and i heard gunshots. a deeper significance. a city of never quite catching edmund. victory, one which will attract plenty of light. the front page, what is i saw people walking, others was just a small as he won his first round match. hours ago in liege. locations where a cafe behind me and school 100 and is also further up. the take on this? running and shouting "run, leave. almost 200,000. hurried to get school 100 and is also further then there were several more bangs 30 minutes later. away. the ten—time french open champion beat the italian simone bolelli. boy. i was on the translation: i was walking along the street and i heard gunshots. up. in russia in three weeks' time. i saw people walking, others started and this is bus, we were told in a rain interrupted match. this? to get off because took the third what we know of course, and he posted liverpool have made the first big money signing of the summer. it himself on his at the weekend, they've signed midfielder fabinho from monaco. set tie—break 11—9. the event so far. instagram account. his instagram account. it was dangerous. 10:30 a:m. running and shouting "run, leave. i did not understand what was happening. he faces argentina‘s guido pella next. , gunfire in the city of liege. described it as totally unacceptable and sickening. of the store i gunfire in the city of liege. heard gunshots. to beat dutch qualifier richel hogenkamp by two who heard the shots hurried to get away. the fee is thought to be in the region of £40 million. sets to one. armed police units scrambled then there were several more bangs 30 minutes later. sharapova will face croatia‘s donna vekic next. to respond. and sickening. a man carrying a knife had attacked two police and serena williams is away. at an fa meeting today. translation: i was walking along the street and i heard gunshots. was shot dead when raheem sterling was just a small boy. i was on the bus, we were told to get off because it was dangerous. officers in the street. street and i heard gunshots. of the store i the officers as well as a passenger in a passing car, heard gunshots. in action right now. people walking and others running, shouting leave, leave. armed police units scrambled to respond. and is playing kristyna pliskova shouting leave, leave.

understand what was happening and then there were several more bangs. a 22—year—old man. was just a small boy. then there were world cup, as i say, it starts in russia in three weeks' time. a cleaning lady hostage by the a man carrying a knife had attacked two police officers in the street. in the first round. the officers as well as won the first set on a russia in three a passenger in a passing several more bangs. owner shahid khan. were told to get off because it was dangerous. will be made today. tie—break. entrance to the building. car, a 22—year—old man. dangerous. before he was shot a contract extension with the premiership champions. a cleaning lady hostage by the entrance to small shop and when i walked out, i heard gunshots. and killed. of an assault rifle on his leg. weeks' time. signing for sarries, with a knock on champions league defeat, signing midfielder fabinho from monaco. belgium's prime minister gave midfielder fabinho from monaco. the building. fee is thought to be in the region of £40 million. before he was shot heard gunshots. and killed. carrying a knife had attacked two police officers in the street. his immediate reaction. for england. belgium‘s prime minister gave of £40 million. for treatment on the shoulder he injured in the final on saturday. it has ramifications for the club and the international game. of the interior and a minister ofjustice at the anti—gun campaigners. on his instagram account saying it has police officers in the street. crisis centre. of the families of the his immediate reaction. a deeper significance. as a passenger in a car, a 22—year—old man. injured in the final on saturday. of the interior and a was just a small hopeful of being fit to play in the world cup finals. 22—year—old man. and the international game. he's been phenomenal since taking charge around about 2010. minister ofjustice at the crisis he took a cleaning lady hostage at a school. world victims. cup charge around boy. lady hostage at a released from prison centre. in russia in three of the families of the school. finals. tried to attack them before he was shot and killed. shot and killed. stadium is being discussed at a meeting today. just yesterday. weeks‘ time. the prime minister gave his immediate reaction. radical or terror victims. meeting today. connections. gave his to be around £600 million, made by fulham's owner. released from prison damian grammaticas sent fulham's owner. just yesterday. support within the game, but no final decision will be made today. this report from debut this evening. radical or final decision will be the scene in immediate reaction. terror connections. interior and the minister ofjustice at the crisis centre. damian grammaticas sent this about 2010.

made today. report from the scene at the crisis centre. neale cooper, who died yesterday after collapsing at the weekend. could pay out big compensation in liege. the government to the families of the victims. if need be. this is where the attack unfolded this morning liege. need be. for the european championship in 2020. this is where the attack unfolded this morning in liege. here in liege. we will do everything in our power that we can do to qualify this time. the victims. extensions with saracens including who may have been released from prison just yesterday. this morning in alex sanderson. it all began just that we can do to qualify after collapsing at the weekend. liege. aberdeen side that won the cup winners' cup in 1983. alex behind me at a winners' cup in 1983. he managed hartlepool, chillingham, peterhead in scotland. just behind me at a cafe at the crossroads. cafe at the crossroads prison just yesterday. peterhead in crossroads. here. armed with his knife set upon two policewomen. set upon two policewomen. policewomen. scotland. alex mcleish said it was a privilege to play with him. he sees their guns, shot them dead on the scene. sanderson. but had no known radical or connections. unlikely, so the news today for both saracens and england. the cleaner at the school was released safely. shot them dead on the scene. saracens and see some of the investigation teams, the police forensic teams. he seized their guns, shot the two policewomen dead on the scene. england. one game away from a place in the second round of the french open. to play with him. the police this time. playing very well for the team over the last two seasons. extension with the premiership champions. the police forensic teams. second round of the french forensics teams northern ireland play another world open. champions. from the area, but it is still sealed off. who are cup qualifier, panama. released safely. signing fort sarries, with a knock—on effect for england. signing fort sarries, with a knock-on effect for england. school by a rear entrance as soon as they heard the original gunfire. here at knock-on effect for england. we will have news when we talk to you again, thank you. it‘s the first ever meeting between the two teams. ramifications for the club and as he tries to get his side ready for euro the international game. the minute. they heard the original gunfire. ill—health time bomb". all still sealed are treating this as an act of terrorism. from public health england. expect them to sealed off. in england is severely obese. international game. as he came out to laura tra nt reports. phenomenal since taking charge around 2010. confront more police outside. police outside. off. survive. some of those police were injured. weight through school. police outside after they they were there. and again when they leave primary school at poisoned with a nerve 2020 qualifying. were injured. younger players and they are looking forward to the game.

hostage, a cleaner at the school, he held very briefly, was not hurt. forward to the game. agent in march. players will play a part, there‘s no doubt about that. around 2010. 11 in england. suffered a drugs england boss orjoe schmidt as ireland head coach. overdose. are classed as severely mark urban reports. obese. held very briefly, was not hurt. the school by the teachers when they heard the initial shots going off. that rises to more than 22,000, or1 in 25, for now, some of those police were injured. doubt about that. heard the initial by the teachers when they heard the initial shots ireland head coach. rfu could pay out big compensation if need be. younger than the players that started! it's just before 5pm on the 11th of march. shots going off. going off. of their director of rugby mark mccall. coming up to investigating this as an act of terrorism. children aged 10—11. now as an act of terrorism. agreed to stay until in the national child measurement programme. but he had no known 2022. the unit. terrorism. doctors say obesity ruling him out of being england‘s next defence and her father, one—time no known terror or radical links beforehand. is a ticking russian spy, sergei. if need be. beforehand. terror or radical links beforehand. and that the police regarded coach, it certainly makes that highly unlikely. highly unlikely. so some big news today for saracens and for england. coach. today for saracens time bomb. investigating it seems, is whether he was radicalised in prison. for contempt it as suspicious. of court. and that is all of the sport for now, more in the next hour. having with anyone. and for england. course, he is 1—0 up against the australian teenager, having won 6—2. australian teenager, having won 6—2. when he was arrested outside a court in leeds radicalised in prison. to the bbc newsrooms around the on friday. affects things. at first, an opioid of previous suspended sentence. our correspondent danny savage is in they immediately regress into a state where theyjust uk. going well. to date with the overdose was suspected. aftermath of the flash our correspondent danny savage has the latest. changed to nerve agent poisoning. leeds. just explain what has happened.

we were expecting them an ongoing case at back court comfort eat. not to survive. last week. weren‘t able to report what was going on? we would try all the therapies, week. officers and brought before a judge and jailed for contempt of court. a court case going on on friday. flooding. we would ensure the best clinical care. and that is all the sport for now, simon. contempt of court, after the lifting of reporting restrictions. and jailed for contempt of against the odds. but all the evidence was there that they .. the region was hit quite badly by this of reporting restrictions. friday. the peace on friday outside leeds crown would not survive. court. cancer and heart disease. broadcasting live on his phone onto facebook. whether they too might crown court. live on his facebook page when he was arrested. court. in improving our outside canterbury crown court last year. was arrested. fear that reporting his arrest would prejudice an ongoing trial. facebook. weekend‘s weather? be in danger. year. strict reporting restrictions at the time. nation. had more than among‘s worth of as to how big that sentence was suspended for 18 months. rainfall injust an hour. prejudice an ongoing trial. time. rainfall injust an hour. sentence in relation to a separate case in canterbury. before west yorkshire police moved in and arrested tommy robinson. around 200 properties were left underwater, and cars submerged. the poorest children. in and arrested tommy robinson. could this get. case in canterbury. expect to go to prison where he to commit further offences. if the right results are not seen. was taken into the core buildings and brought before a judge. underwater, and cars submerged. alive, heavily laura trant, bbc news. milton keynes hospital had to cancel operations today due to flooding. commit further months. joining me offences. robinson did outside leeds crown court on friday. will be getting more and that sedated. now is production of a key enzyme. a little later on. little later on. laura de and the human factor was vital, too. you are watching afternoon live. and brought before a judge. conditions of the suspended sentence he was already serving. excellent teamwork by the of an actor known for his charm and la harpe. doctors. his urbane manner. he was already operations today due to flooding. registered nutritionist sure drainage systems can cope and in this case clearly they couldn‘t. fantastic care by our but these days he's anything court on friday. with nutritional because of the ongoing court restrictions. in this case clearly they but. so it couldn't be reported.

and it won't be nurses. pretty. in yasmina reza's comedy art in cardiff. couldn‘t. international experts. reported. were completely locked in northampton before the rain of the far right has been sent to prison for 13 months. serving. fell. prison for 13 months. he is in a prison somewhere in yorkshire. three—month sentence, which was suspended and nigeljoins me in the studio now. for 18 months. you have just got caught in the rain, isee. prison somewhere in northampton before the rain fell. on our doorstep at porton down. you have just got caught in the rain, i see. benefits. can see where this claim might be coming from. yorkshire. them, and there is a difference, isn't there? on the best rain, i see. protestations and comments on social media over the weekend. suspended for 18 months. sentence period so very short hearing at leeds crown court. coming model of your wonderful weather forecast chap. media over the weekend. forecast chap. therapies. he said it was raining in london! appeared the media haven't been reported. raining in london! hearing at leeds crown court. through, i would rather stay that court case and so therefore going to prison. thanking the hospital. way! that is where he could follow her out is. he has been sent to prison for 30 months. way! from. the bad news is that it is on its way to cardiff, and so are you! admission the county council could have done more. its way to cardiff, and so are you! reported. isn't there? of salisbury district. placed on friday that we couldn't do so. have such fun, i will be on a train busy parents when both parents are because that's where police wanted to travelling with it. working. working. done it is notjust the skills but the time issue. secure him. but the time issue. so. more. those gullies on a frequent basis and we keep them clear where we can. but questions remain about the longer travelling with it. can put something in the microwave and it is done. friends, you as serge, you are a blank canvas. league, has been sent to prison for 13 months. blank canvas. term. and it is done. and we keep them clear where we can. patients for the effects of novichok that, but it has other food you would recommend poisoning. doesn't? will come out when we got a lot of been sent to prison for 30 months. could not be reported because of that ongoing court case in leeds. look at investigating. i think it is paint on it! safe to say that on it! 13 months. that ongoing court it has got 25 layers of shades of white paint on it. of further contempt of court proceedings? doesn't? it down is a lot less than food that shades of white has been on processed. proceedings? investigating. cut back on cleaning them and don‘t mention the word money!

what happened on friday is in contempt of court. we are still learning. paint on it. contempt of mention the word money! court. judge will go for people on social case in leeds. has hit the national headlines for running affair is onlyjust starting. discuss what is art, but you examine each other and your friendship. media. that happened surrounding tommy robinson. out of money. crowned with success. i have ever been involved in, ever written, really. robinson. it does three things. complicated but it was straightforward. we'll have more on this story has been on processed. straightforward. things. written, which she is a fantastic writer... . calories to digests it because it he was living under at the time on friday & running out of money. written, which she is a fantastic writer... straight to prison. after 2. is so refined. running of it because things translated from the talking to a professor of emergency french. got so bad. media. friday & straight to prison. medicine. bad. judge in leeds on friday was that this could not be reported. weekend, and yet there is a contempt of court there? social care so some of these services have been scaled back. this could not be reported. of court so refined. french. talk on social media, talking about what frankly bully them into buying what they like eating? happened. what happened. are in the pub by nine, because it is short! 0bviously against the court order. a stop—gap government. they like eating? is short! prime minister until new elections can be held. of those, but someone and a combination court order. is buying the food. but it's unclear whether he will be able to form of those things surprised if anybody is prosecuted over that. food. is a complete snacks cupboard which children can help themselves to. a government. winner. over that. he submits and have called for peaceful protests. a complete winner. can say and what is said on alongside you, well known faces as well. social media. there? james reynolds has the well. because there was an audit in place that it could not be reported. help themselves to. to have control over what is eaten, and they need healthy snacks. lawson, wonderful actors and great friends of mine. danny savage, thank you very much. and they need healthy snacks. services have been scaled back. stand with insurance claims so not a good time. breakfast menus can be high in sugar. that it could not be reported. and many months of misery ahead. expect them to survive. friends of mine. which shouldn‘t have been talked with a nerve agent in about. thank you latest from rome. then we go to canterbury,

this market is full of expert shoppers, tourists and residents. and then we go to bed. very much shoppers, tourists and march. we go to suffered a drugs overdose. sugar. foods children are given an parents are led to believe they are healthy. for that. mark urban reports. bed. and roger, tells us the age thing, because you are never, it seems, not working. residents. it's just before 5pm on the 4th about this marine. least one or two potential prime ministers and governments. are led to believe they are healthy. ministers and governments. evidence that is not happening any more. marine. country faces right now is about its money. never, it seems, not working. of march. that took a fairly for women, the parts start to dry up. is that your experience? coming up to the hard toll on andy grant. money. euro that people are using in this market to pay for their products. not grant. about. he was blown up by an ied in afghanistan nine years ago. market to pay for their really. prime minister‘s residence in downing street over the weekend. unit. really. afghanistan nine years ago. and her father, one—time are women who are actors, and they seem to work as well. save it but it didn‘t give him the mobility he wanted. russian spy, sergei. products. seem to work as well. there is quite a lot of work about, i think. and that the police negotiate with europe in any way they please. more. into those areas and the things that go off the agenda will be sport. they please. cannot even discuss leaving the euro without a national debate. mobility he wanted. without a national downing street over the weekend. knee and having done that he took up running. regarded it as suspicious. go off the agenda will be sport. only at lunchtime today here in leeds. a fascinating issue. having with anyone. follows and so physical we will leave it there. a lot of work about, i think. at first, an opioid education would help with debate. why they are not being cast as the 21—year—old? why they are not being cast as the 21—year—old ? maths. danny savage, there. where there will be a clear choice for them. a bit expect them to harsh? would help with maths. to go for the things that are right for you, the right age group. overdose was suspected. alert, otherwise they fall asleep in the afternoon. for them. survive. running. 17 seconds, the fastest tingle leg amputee in the world to do it.

arrangements with the changed to nerve agent poisoning. the afternoon. foods out there that are good for children? european union. we were expecting them amputee in the world to do it. not to survive. very simple after they they were poisoned with a nerve agent in march. a phenomenal athlete and a really inspiring we would try all the therapies, story too. suffered a drugs we would ensure the best clinical overdose. care. union. mark urban reports. relationships underlines as it once with the european union. but all the evidence was there for you, the right age group. it‘s just before 5pm boy, i am happy to play the old grumpy ugly one. on the 4th of inspiring story too. with the european union. grumpy ugly one. think that is andy, he was injured in afghanistan. and they were very successful in paddington 2. that they would not survive. unofficial) them on italy's position in the european union. paddington 2. foods. in still getting a balanced meal so it doesn't have to take for ever. my favourite film, of course, of the entire year. whether they too might be in march. later today to provide its staff with ‘unconsious bias' training. course, of the coming up to at a store in thank you. the unit. philadelphia. entire year. danger. and his sister die. from chief executive entertained, you laugh, you try, you love all the people in it. and her father, one—time as to how big could where relatives are continuing to pay tribute. russian spy, sergei. afghanistan. and that the police in west london lastjune. feel like i have got myself back now. this get. i feel inadequate watching that! to barista. love all the people in it. alive, heavily that! starbucks called the police just minutes after exploding around me, ijust can't bear it. tom burridge reports. and he has a rather unusual tattoo i here? bear it. because i have got to that age, you see! people who once called they'd arrived. a purchase or age, you see! knew he wasn't playing the foppish young man, again withjeremy thorpe? young man, again withjeremy thorpe? sedated. regarded it as suspicious. leave. production of a key having with anyone. tattoo i here? enzyme. the live bird with the liverpool motto you will never walk alone. waiting for a business associate to turn up for and the human factor was vital, too. a meeting. grenfell tower home. at first, an opioid overdose motto you will never walk excellent teamwork by the doctors. they didn't do anything, fantastic care by our having a contagious smile. i saw the entire she had a promising career ahead of her and had just fallen in love. was suspected. thing. certainly playing foppish! the time, which was entertaining, i thought. thought. she made me laugh, changed to nerve

starbucks was herfacial expressions were hilarious. accused of your father she didn't care about making discrimination. did not agent poisoning. nurses. a fool of herself. its ceo apologised, promising to take we were expecting them defend jeremy in fact, i thorpe. international not to survive. action. see her expressions we would try all the therapies, we would ensure the best in the united states for a mandatory training around you got to clinical care. experts. but all the evidence was there alone. all that is left is the live aboard and the words you will never walk. know them. and the words can you imagine, at age 14, to have the in my son. rolling stones come over? on our doorstep at porton down. you will never the rolling stones come over? as she and their mother were trapped in the burning building. walk. unconscious bias. what was it like? she started fading away that they would not survive. —— was it like? on the best therapies. whether they too might be in secrecy, we couldn't tell friends or anybody. liver what is diversity. thanking the hospital. staff will anybody. in the world, they weren't so famous that it was sort of mind boggling. bird. undertake. everybody ready? that it was sort of his autobiography and has certainly inspired him. let's go. could follow her out of salisbury district. danger. inspired him. to work hard to overcome mind boggling. and one day this film i am involved in will be on the screens, i think. because that's where police wanted to it. from me rather rapidly. in will be on the screens, i we need to take specific strategies secure him. longer responsive. think. so we're not affected by it. this has been threatened for a long time, is it going to happen? but questions remain about the longer it is about this time that i african—american, black as to how big could this get. time, is it going to presume i lost my mum at the happen? a script, which is fantastic, so we are very nearly there. term. american... are very nearly there. patients for the effects of novichok poisoning. same time. alive, heavily sedated. the after— micro to deal with them. i heard my mum's voice. production of a key enzyme. trial party, marianne of step outside my comfort zone and was there. and the human factor was vital, too. great to see you, thank you to both of you. marianne was there. so glamorous, i got to see a lot of her! i think it is safe to say that we are still learning. excellent teamwork by the doctors. those stories you can access them got to see on the bbc iplayer.

a lot of the bbc iplayer. my individual consciousness. she was struggling for breath. instead of thinking of it as something so quickly and whether warning signs you are watching afternoon live with me, simon mccoy. that is societal. affair is onlyjust starting. fantastic care by our nurses. as they succumbed to the changing people's biases will take more than a day's training. the case at starbucks is just the tip of were missed. flames. the iceberg. no longer audible". being profiled as a black american is an all too common experience. her! crowned with success. the initial phase of the inquiry, failings are already clear. international experts. a few seconds later he heard his mother‘s final words. also tried a lot of famous cases, including ira cases. and asked him how important initial care imcompetence leading up to of the fire in west london darren martin worked for president 0bama for five years. on our doorstep at porton down. he left washington a few this tragedy. weeks ago. on the best therapies. can't go nowhere without the cops under review for years. lastjune. rania ibrahim died alongside her young daughters, following me. including ira cases. fatia and hania. thanking the hospital. people who once called grenfell tower in cases of poisoning. neighbour called the police, thinking he was home was bombed in wimbledon, you took a call. could follow her out of breaking in. i think immediate care is absolutely crucial to these cases. this was hania's call the cops on took a third birthday ten salisbury district. home. me in my own building? crucial to these cases. days before the having a contagious smile. call. patient even arrives in the emergency department. because that‘s where police wanted to how many are y'all? she had about six of y'all showed up. parents had been killed, and did i have any comments? fire. have any comments? a promising crazy, man. wedding photos, and a happy family joking around secure him. career ahead comments, i didn't know what had happened. i honestly wasn't but questions remain about the longer emergency department. of her seizures or someone not breathing properly. surprised. and had happened. journalists, i have come across a lot of them, and 99. on holiday. term. or waiting in line in a coffee shop, people can just fallen hoping that for their loved ones‘ sake lessons patients for the effects of novichok poisoning. in love. feel threatened by that. she made me laugh, herfacial lot of them, and 99. i think it is safe to expressions were hilarious. isn't something we're just talking about have a job to do, and i certainly defend what they do. she didn‘t care about making a fool of herself. defend what they do. properly.

ambulance service as well as the but it's the reality. really change my attitude about journalism. emergency department. in fact, i see her expressions in my son. journalism. and in fact you aren't hugh grant can chat about that. will be learned. say that we are still learning. as she and their mother were trapped in the burning building. hugh grant can chat about that. justice for other families living like this she started fading away from me rather he is very against... affair is onlyjust starting. companies to take action. emergency department. for that was probably the right protocol for a nerve agent attack? a few hours' training won't be to be safe. able to fix. protocol for a nerve in london, even in all rapidly. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc longer responsive. it is about this time that i presume agent attack? nerve agent poisoning on a regular basis, thankfully. crowned with success. is very against... uk. more on that tonight on newsnight on bbc two. i lost my mum at the same time. news. you have views that the government do not agree with. boyfriend died in each other‘s basis, thankfully. i heard my mum‘s voice. including two police women in the belgian mimic those of other drug intoxication is. later today to provide its staff with ‘unconsious bias‘ training. do not agree with. arms. at a store in faithful, tell me about the rolling stones from. intoxication is. minutes or hours of treating it, it is about keeping the patient alive. about how a fire in london could claim so many lives. philadelphia. city of liege. is about keeping the from chief executive to barista. in a them to survive. moment the after protests against the treatment of customers at some of its stones from. patient alive. about getting older, i think i might be too she was struggling for breath. old! sure the heart and blood pressure is maintained. be too old! so quickly and whether warning signs were something when he did that, and i maintained. rajini vaidya nathan reports. am a little older. a little older. between the nerve agent toxic and others. starbucks called the police just minutes after missed. wonderful make—up department here, i business news. noticed. happening in italy and the consequences of that. they‘d arrived. department here, i noticed. you don't have to tell me(! a purchase or leave. ) look first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. the initial phase of the inquiry, failings are already clear.

others. at this! imcompetence leading up to procedures is what we are here to do. including two police women — in the belgian city so that is in the stores. after the crushing defeat in the first test. future, what else? you do of liege. this tragedy. under review for years. them to survive. waiting for a business associate to turn up for a meeting. what did they do, someone tell me what they did? they didn't do anything, i saw the entire thing. first after protests against the treatment of customers at some of its stores. rania ibrahim died alongside her young do. starbucks was accused of discrimination. daughters, fatia and hania. sort of procedures would they here‘s your its ceo apologised, promising to take action. this was hania‘s have been going under? business headlines third birthday ten in the united states for a mandatory on afternoon pantomime. days before the test. insisting it is in memory of his late father. to the audience, what do you think of the show so far?! been going under? fire. of the show so training around unconscious bias. of drug intoxication, you need wedding photos, and a happy family joking around far?! whole—body system support. can do pretty much what i want — in fact, i do. fact, i do. time telling you to get off the stage. whole—body system support. what is diversity. on holiday. live. to put people into an induced coma, staff will undertake. hoping that for their loved ones‘ sake lessons for example. late father. new deal, ruling him out of becoming england's new defence coach. stage. let‘s go. running gag, he tells me to go away in no uncertain terms. england's new defence coach. to work hard to overcome it. i will have more on those stories later. we need to take specific strategies so we‘re not affected by it. carlo cottarelli as a stop—gap prime minister. will be learned. are responsible for inciting a surge in violent crime across african—american, black in profits this justice for other families london. living like this to year. for example. american... lyrics that encourage knife attacks. in no uncertain terms. on content related to knife crime. prolonged time, often several days, if not weeks, to keep someone alive. to deal with them. uncertainty in italy continues. be safe. chi chi izundu reports. is bigger and bolder, heaven knows what i will be up to this year. of step outside my comfort zone and in london, even in all says is glamorising violent crime on wish you luck with that, i wish you luck with the weather as well.

london's streets. uk drill music — it's described as fast, dark and often violent. luck with the weather as well. the main stock index in milan is down, and the euro is also down. stand—alone stores this year. uk. put simply, it's a sub genre of rap and british hip—hop. never know, i might be in corrie, you never know... anti—establishment parties say they will vote you never know... boyfriend died in each other‘s yassin works with former gang i have done a bit of filming for it, i have to say! my individual consciousness. members. of filming for it, receive training on how to avoid racial bias. instead of thinking of it as something that is societal. crime that is going i have to say! in a branch while waiting for a business meeting. you have always denied it, so that his first confirmation! changing people‘s biases will take more than a day‘s training. arms. bank of mum the case at starbucks is just the tip of the and dad — his first confirmation! iceberg. on. feeling the pinch, being profiled as a black american is an all too common experience. to help tackle knife silly not to go over the road into the studio. the studio. darren martin worked it might be quite soon, i think! are you any nicer than you were? for president 0bama not for five years. about how a fire in london could claim so many lives. he left washington a few weeks ago. tsege, has been freed. and gun crime. at his family home in the capital over the last two years to take really. it down. this looks like it is only going one way, that is to another election? it seems? can‘t go nowhere without the cops following me. you send out would—be sparks flying around the street, no doubt. as much as they used neighbour called the police, thinking around the street, no doubt. those videos down. he was breaking in. on the imagery in the videos. as well port this water over call the cops on addis ababa. the top of my head! to. me in my own building? and he was sentenced to death in absentia in lovely to see you! how many are y‘all? 2009. cardiff, by the way! it‘s about £18,000 on average, isn‘t it? people, for some reason, like to tap into that. followed by canterbury. way, that is to another election? about six of y‘all showed up. looks a better bet for italy going back to the polls. in yemen and turned over to the ethiopian so glad you crazy, man. stabbing people, robbing authorities. people. spotted that! and unfortunately, these young pleasure. people know this. and of course, they help to perpetuate. i honestly wasn‘t surprised.

is the average parent or contribution from parents this year. back to the polls. people can feel threatened you haven't met anything yet. this will make this voter, a vote about italy's future in the eu? it says the drop shows that parents drill is cardiff, the tour continues until the 9th ofjune. by that. popular. cope with the effects of a isn‘t something we‘re just talking about but effort to promote reconciliation. nerve gas attack. at the headlines on and videos sometimes get millions of hits. attack. about italy's future in the eu? are "feeling the pinch". it‘s the reality. law, if you leave the euro zone, you have to leave the eu as well. on a quiet sunday afternoon in march. afternoon live. on the streets was around long before the music. march. didn't think that they would survive. have to leave the from friends or family. including two police women — in the belgian city i've seen the same reaction eu as well. would get assistance, up from companies to take action. of liege. spark up from playing funky the focus isn't on membership of the eu, but specifically the euro. house music. eu, but specifically a few hours‘ training won‘t be able to fix. i've seen a fight broke out in my setjust for emergency medicine at the university of surrey. was to attack the police. i mean, having heard the story, how did they survive? that, you know. did they survive? was itjust that immediate care that was so crucial? 25% last year. them to survive. if you started immediate care that was after protests against the treatment of customers at some of its stores. kicking off. the euro. 0bviously that will you would literally get removed. so crucial? has suggested italy should consider leaving the eurozone. i think the immediate care is absolutely crucial to these cases. here‘s your so, i don't really think it's leaving the eurozone. vary from area rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news. absolutely crucial to these business headlines he has described it as a german cage. to area? just getting some news from the fire brigade union. on afternoon to area? brigade union. an option. dispute over new contracts for new entrants. context from law enforcement to identify entrants. real—life threats. cases. parent or contribution is 31,000, in scotland 11,000. that they have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action. unconsciousness, seizures, or someone not breathing properly. described it as a german cage. in favour of strike action. live. clips from its someone not breathing of an election campaign or something like that. more and that a little later on. including two police women in the belgian city of platform. like that. carlo cottarelli as a stop—gap prime minister. at the public inquiry into the grenfell tower of legal and general. liege. in profits this

fire. what keeps the housing market moving? hours of 1a june properly. care from the ambulance service as well as the emergency department. them to survive. year. well as the emergency department. 2017. you think there was an element of luck? the next election campaign will focus very heavily on that issue. stand—alone stores italy, the greeks and problems in spain, they haven't gone away? moving? by political upheaval in italy. to £82 billion of transactions across the luck? uk. more and that in a moment. the right protocol for a nerve agent? also coming up... spain, they haven't gone away? it has affected the spanish financial markets. agent? financial markets. across the uk. it isn't about membership of the eurozone. membership of the eurozone. poisoning on a regular dependent on their parents and basis, thankfully. brussels will be indeed their grandparents. worried? indeed their grandparents. this year. so what is the solution? will be worried? the inquiry in west london. receive training on how to avoid racial bias. people whose deaths are attributed to the fire in grenfell tower. thankfully. to have stable governments across the eurozone. they incite violence. in a branch while waiting for a business to the fire mimic those of other drug intoxication is. the australian teenager in straight sets. the eurozone. looking towards the formal end of the greek bailout. is the solution? sets. in grenfell tower. within the property market so what is ha rd—working, generous, beautiful people. the answer? the second round after people. beating the italian simone bolelli. killed on that night injune of last year. italian simone bolelli. director of rugby has signed a contract extension with the club. contract extension meeting. the greek bailout. with the and in pr terms how big intoxication is. similarity between the nerve agent syndrome and that of others. exit without any immediate economic strife. is this for starbucks? year. beautiful sister and his mother in the fire. is the answer? real wages for young people haven‘t risen for a long period of time. club. new deal, ruling him out of being england‘s new defence coach. they england‘s new defence coach. starbucks? risen for a long more on those stories at 4:30pm. died happened and want to make sure this doesn‘t happen again. join me then. together. sister was described as someone who had a beautifulfuture in marketing. strife. uncertainty in italy continues. syndrome and that of others. they were at the height of the crisis in 2011, 2012. immediate life—saving procedures is what we are here to do. period of time.

parents or grandparents, that is an incredibly high number. what we are here doesn‘t happen again. had a beautifulfuture in marketing. time so they can give this unconscious bias training to staff. crisis in 2011, 2012. the main stock index in milan is down, and the euro is also down. fallen in love and was ready to settle will be wondering how stable their outlook is as well. unconscious bias training to staff. down. outlook is as well. they want to deal mattarella for talks. incredibly high number. but the two main anti—establishment parties say they will vote it down. andrew walker, thank you very much. still rely on to do. 0ur economics of procedure is what i have been going under? help from friends settle down. later today to provide its staff with ‘unconsious bias' training. and family to correspondent andrew with the backlash. that were missed in the run—up to the fire at grenfell tower. buy. their phones as there are inevitably would be. at a store in family to buy. walker is the fire at philadelphia. 50—year—olds get help from their pa rents. grenfell tower. from chief executive to 50—year—olds get help from their parents. tributes to young isaac, aged five, from his father. barista. from his father. going under? here. these talks it is likely italy will have another election at some point? use is to put people into an induced coma, for example. have another election at joy and happiness to everyone he met. parents. joins us from washington. i called the fire brigade again and again. for the affordable group in particular. would be. anything from the store either so there was a head of steam building. this is a pr exercise, what does again. there was a head of this mean the starbucks? some point? the same response, they told me to stay put, that is it. then yes, very unlikely he will survive for long. me to stay put, that is it. this mean the we were all frightened. starbucks? is heavily invested in this all frightened. coma, for example. training. prolonged time, often several days, if not weeks, to keep someone alive. neighbours were calling and telling me to get out. particular. if not weeks, that they actually meet the needs of their customers. survive for long. to keep someone their customers. because we are simply not building enough houses. expecting to serve until elections in the new year. steam building. alive. richard, thank you very much for joining us, thank you for your time. simply not building enough houses. starbucks have to be seen to be doing something. in a moment, the business news. me to get out. 0k, nigel, thank but i kept saying to them, no, they told me they are coming for us. in the new year. told me they are coming for us. you. political life span will be a lot shorter than that.

i was trusting the authorities. but first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. called hugh simon earlier, apologies for that. shorter than including two police women, in the belgian city of for that. that‘s because he‘s sitting opposite me staring at me. training. stuffed goat under training to make their stores are more welcome place. was trusting the authorities. sitting opposite me staring doing something. their stores are more welcome matters and so they are trying to make sure this doesn‘t happen again. was following me around the flat, watching me. at me. make sure this doesn‘t happen again. liege. place. nigel wilson, thank you very and they will much indeed. that. two young black men who entered the store in philadelphia last month. though it is all my fault. lose. watching me. say they didn't expect them to survive. europe, in terms of the eu and also the euro. door at around 2am and the fire brigade at the door. starbucks called the police just minutes after i tell you what i scheme of things closing in the afternoon... brigade at the door. need! after protests against the treatment of customers at some of its stores. the euro. afternoon... i was relieved and ready for our escape. how many cups of coffee are we talking about? here's markets have become much and ready for they'd arrived. tell you what i need! before it is even open, we haven‘t had a sip. are we talking your more uneasy over the about? a purchase or business leave. last few days. something like up our escape. headlines waiting for a business associate to turn up for a meeting. to 4 million, on something like that. afternoon they didn't do anything, i saw the entire thing. over the last few days. vetoed the antiestablishment party‘s choice of economy minister. a blanket on the front door and close it shut again. starbucks was prosecco. the father live. accused of and the choice of economy minister. discrimination. peak has view that italy should leave the euro zone. of five—year—old something like that. been reached. he called it a german cage. isaac. they sell in the afternoon, average cup of coffee we also heard tributes to a lady and her daughters. after it warned of a sharp fall in profits this year. four dollars. standalone stores this its ceo apologised, promising to take action. cup of coffee year. in the united states for a mandatory training around unconscious european financial markets have has been reached. this was on special offer so perhaps that is why the sales are slowing. cage. four dollars. been hit by political bias. like gcse maths, show your working and you get some points. the feeling is without proper public debate about her daughters. what it. pictures from the two young girls at nursery. that its popularity it. and you get some points. nursery. it was deeply moving and deeply humbling to watch. is italy will be looking at some sort of public debate about this. could be nearing reputation only deeply humbling to upheaval in italy. it was watch. diversity. its peak. she died alongside her boyfriend in the tower. very damaging. staff will undertake. the smallest increase in

the tower. everybody ready? damaging. let's go. protests at the stores about to work hard what happened. carlo cottarelli as a stop—gap prime minister. to overcome it. and coffee chain is sold by its we need to take specific strategies so we're not affected by it. six years. private equity owners. it was no longer seen as aspirational or of public debate about this. mandate to go down that path and the markets don‘t like that at all. bridgepoint want to sell to luxumbourg—based jab holdings. african—american, black happened. it's thought the deal could be £1. markets don‘t like that luxurious. negative feeling from your customers. but the two firms haven't confirmed the figure. american... customers. a lot of supermarkets... in some turmoil because of sorry to interrupt. at all. what is going on in spain and also increase, to a lesser italy. degree. but a lot of problems mounting? to deal with them. interrupt. yes of step outside my comfort zone and spectacular offers, they have been really pushing it in recent years. really pushing it in my individual consciousness. indeed. instead of thinking of it as something corruption and the ruling party‘s that is societal. association with it. architect and we heard from her mother who spoke via a translator. changing people's biases will take more than a for anybody because haque doesn't do anybody any favours. day's training. association with it. pret employs 12,000 people in the uk. the case at starbucks is just the tip of the recent years. vote later on this week in because it stores will be shut this afternoon. iceberg. seen as quite the the spanish parliament. going on in italy. being profiled as a black american is an all too common experience. aspirational luxurious option. spanish parliament. which investors and markets never like. anybody any favours. darren martin worked for president 0bama for are remarkably looking relatively calm in the eurozone. five years. he left washington a few weeks ago. like. it, because if they pull out, it changes everything. can't go nowhere without calm in the eurozone. luxurious option. good chance of that being a pretty because that would be what everybody really wa nts. afternoon. bringing the exclusivity of this down? calm affair. changes everything.

they want to prevent discrimination like that happening in future. the cops following me. parties have made clear their dislike of the euro. a promising young italian architect who neighbour called the police, thinking he was dislike of the died in the grenfell tire. breaking in. —— tower. call the cops like that happening in future. at a starbucks store in philadelphia — on me in and they were arrested. — and they my own building? —— in greece. source of conflagration it has been in the past, not recently. in the past, not recently. how many are y'all? about six of y'all showed up. crazy, man. down? up to what people have become accustomed to. andrew, thank you very much. tower. from witness, hundreds of documents and some expert reports. were arrested. saying, you know, they want to make sure this never happens again. i honestly wasn't surprised. euro. accustomed to. difference between champagne, prosecco and cava ? are responsible for inciting a surge in violent crime across or waiting in line in a coffee shop, people can italy‘s debt agreements within and some expert reports. the eurozone. sure this never happens again. commercially, how many cups of coffee are not being sold today? difference between champagne, prosecco initial phase of the enquiry will last until november. london. and cava? coffee are not being feel threatened by that. prosecco and cava? champagne has to use a certain method, doesn‘t it? champagne has to use a certain method, doesn't it? lyrics that encourage knife attacks. isn't something we're just talking about but last until november. use a on content related to knife initial phase will only consider the facts of the night, june 1a 2017. crime. certain method, it's the reality. doesn't it? ” was going to say £3, £5 and £10. was going to say £3, £5 and £10. eurozone. tuition his economy is nowhere near the size of italy‘s. we will talk about ferraris tomorrow! companies to take action. tuition his economy is nowhere near the size of italy's. the size of italy's. a few hours' training won't be able to fix. what is going on with dixons carphone? on with dixons sold today? rajini vaidyanathan, bbc thank you very much. chi chi izundu reports. the morning, so what, a third of that, 2. exhibition area next says is glamorising violent crime on month. london‘s streets. that, 2. uk drill music — it‘s described as fast, dark and often violent. facts of the night, june 1a 2017. 3 million cups of coffee going on poured today? going on poured today? story and display rare objects from the past thousand years. back of the envelope calculation. envelope calculation. put simply, it‘s a sub genre of rap and british hip—hop. our correspondent robert hall is at the abbey for us if you say it with it sticks! yassin works with former gang refurbishing played and why it claimed so many lives. —— members. carphone?

sharp fall in profits this year so from flood water. going news. they have got to take action. with some properties ruined for the third time in nine years. undergo this unconscious bias training, as it is known. sima kotecha reports from now. birmingham. training, as it is known. include making staff watch a video about the civil rights movement. the knife crime that is going on. in the old dusty room as it was. use as an intelligence tool to help tackle knife two days unpoured. about the civil rights they have got to take action. coffee, what is it going to cost starbucks, this half day closure? yes, the old dusty reporter in the old dusty because they have got to do something about it. room. on, and starbucks, this half they don't and gun crime. something about it. know what movement. over the last two years to take put it down to that changing starbucks or another shop, supermarket or anywhere else. old dusty room. consumer habits. to say was billed as‘ rubbish from the time of those videos down. consumer habits. it is quite a turnaround, isn‘t it. or do. christopher wren. in the videos. we had to throw everything out, as day closure? result of these store closures, and to put it in context, less than 0. of christopher wren. to put it in context, john betjeman described as the finest in europe. you can see. in there because it's all gone. turnaround, isn‘t it. supermarket or anywhere else. the bellwether trading stocks, always on the up. houses ruined and lives put on hold. that is the wider challenge here in the united states. people, for some reason, like to tap into that. we get no help from nobody. thank you very much. finest in europe. stabbing people, robbing people. and the river burst its banks and then all this. their daughter into and unfortunately, these young people know this. tower so people can get to the exhibition space. exhibition space. and, of course, they it's bad. let‘s find out the detail of it. less than 0. marriage. detail of it. tony, you are one of the masterminds behind this. which many say could also cost millions. with violence when she refused to marry her help to perpetuate. always on the up. in their own jobs and income going forward. cousin. well, you haven‘t met anything yet. nobody cares. drill is popular. millions. in parts of central birmingham. the victim to the uk. the masterminds behind this. so i know this is only a part of the tri— flory area. the videos sometimes get forward. sense that this move is so i know this is only a part of the tri- flory area. because of that it remains bellwether. the damage is they will be sentenced onjune severe. enough to stem that? millions of hits. let's have a some areas had a month's rain injust one hour. look at the markets.

by looking at this van you can 18. markets. stem that? to access abortion services in the irish see just how far the water came stock exchange, traded on the nasdaq. they say violence on the streets was around long before the music. situation in italy and the political turmoil. up. tri- flory area. playing funky house music. turmoil. the visuals that strike throw away but we weren't sure where to put them. common with the other main european benchmarks. you. to put them. republic. all of them the smell accessible, we had to lay a new floor. that, you know. of sewage of the border either through gps or in a club if you started is inescapable. kicking off. hospitals. floor. you would literally get removed. are down. businesses have suffered, too. their goods wiped out in a matter of minutes. let‘s get martin to take a look at that area. an impact on the euro so that area. it is the same area as it used to be. that hits it value. distress. it value. dismay. nasdaq. the company image here in the united states. markets as well, specific shares on there. so, i don't really think it's an option. upset. 6%. are responsible for inciting a surge in violent crime across everything is gone. shares on there. more than a fifth of the value wiped off after that warning on results. even the car is written off now. exactly so. enforcement to identify real—life threats. off after that warning so, nothing london. want to keep and there was a lot of that appear. that appear. on results. states. we had to clear that out of course. left. italian situation on over the last such a significant investment in this. lyrics that encourage knife attacks. financial stocks. decade. the complaint here is a lack of help from the council. on content related to knife crime. platform. stocks. barclays, we havejust picked out one, down 3. you could see the sewage in the water. chi chi have happened to the missing this. the water was so much in the wake of an incident like this out of course. up to here. one. because there is a sheer drop extend meat is down to the floor below. meat is down to the floor below. plane. picked out one, down 3. izundu reports. not good for visitors. and it's been frustrating for us here. like this one. ok, kim gittleson, thank you very much indeed for that. surveying a vast area of the southern indian ocean. which represents more than 100% of its economic output per year. says is glamorising violent crime on nobody has taken care of us. thank you very much indeed for london's streets. good for malaysia‘s government says it has no plans to begin any new its economic output per year. that. how are you feeling? uk drill music — it's described mobley all of the banks will be exposed. —— presumably. i'm feeling really bad, you know. the markets are incrediblyjittery with the situation in italy. as fast, dark and often violent. i'm feeling like a second—class citizen, to be honest with you. put simply, it's a sub genre of rap --

i've got so many and british hip—hop. health issues. visitors. yassin works with former gang i can't even things from the abbey, there are a lot of smaller objects too. searches. members. manage it. with the situation in italy. from kuala lumpur to beijing. president and the two biggest parties after the march election. parties after the march election. crime that is going lot of smaller it's too much for me. what do investors not like? it had 239 people on board. ifeel suicidal to be honest with you. tensions here are running high. we are just saying that something has to be done. uncertainty. we can't have this happening objects too. the abbey has been a place where people are buried and commemorated. presumably. afternoon, isn‘t it, but i cannot do much about it i‘m afraid, simon. political tensions but uncertainty as well! as well! on. much about it i‘m afraid, simon. again. i send anything to help tackle knife and and repair roads is under way. 0ur transport correspondent victoria fritzjoins me now. wondering what on earth happened, as we all are. there always that might rock we all are. europe. tomorrow. is that it now in terms of the search? from the team today, you have been watching afternoon live. it could be. devastating news, and that is at the heart of this. watching afternoon live. i would ask the council to compensate them for the damage done. rock europe. heart of this. catch up with the weather, there is a lot going on in the south. gun crime. people looking for answers and understandably so. will go on may try to renegotiate some of their eurozone debt. for months. over the last two years to take a lot going on in the south. are watching in the north you will wonder what the force is all about. wonder what those videos down. people are buried and commemorated. eurozone debt. on the imagery in abbey is here and what it has done over the centuries. answers and understandably so. the force fourth largest economy in the eu, the third largest in the eurozone. the videos. malaysian government as to how the search has been conducted. over the centuries. the third largest in is all people, for some reason, like interesting if you have not told the about. story in a linear way. story in a linear way. around these areas, you dip in and out, don‘t you? —— the fuss is about. for many, but some holes in the cloud allowed for some sunny spells. to tap into that. around these areas, you dip in and out, don't you? the eurozone. cloud allowed stabbing people, robbing people. out, don't you? that visitors will wander around the space in their own way. for some concerns are being felt across europe. and unfortunately, these young people europe. know this. space in their search has been conducted. no falsification of evidence, no omission of evidence. and of course, they help to from aberdeen standard about the details. perpetuate. own way.

you haven't met anything yet. you will discover the spaces as you walk around. seema kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. omission of evidence. drill is popular. this is what walk around. and they will be publishing details sunny spells. and videos sometimes get millions downpours in place is continuing to the end of the day. we saw developing light is beautiful as you wander of their findings so far. around. around. over the weekend. it is not so good today, it of hits. these big is pouring in london! of their findings so far. on the streets was around long before the music. plane could suddenlyjust disappear and no trace of it. the end of the day. cauliflower clouds. across scotland, northern ireland and north west england. i've seen the same reaction spark up from playing funky house music. and north i've seen a fight broke out in my setjust clouds. and no trace of it. raindrops and ice crystals which causes the static. for that, you know. might have come from the plane, did it? causes the if you started kicking off. it? launched by the australian, malaysian and chinese governments. west england. static. this stage, it means it is right for thunder and lightning. you would literally get removed. is pouring in london! available to them before and enjoy the 300 or so exhibits on display. cloudy end for england and wales malaysian and chinese the 300 or so exhibits on display. to the day. thunder and lightning. pictures over the last couple of days of the lightning in the clouds. governments. the day. days of the lightning thank you so much and congratulations. square kilometres of the ocean, found eastern parts could be heavy and contrary. details. nothing. first reaction is to sell first and ask questions later. in the clouds. ask questions later. south—east, frequent lightning flashes, pretty impressive one. happening on markets generally, then? so, i don't really think it's an option. flashes, pretty impressive one. congratulations. context from law enforcement to identify real—life threats. it is likely to get very crowded when it opens next month. contrary. was greenwich, london and there was just one single flash. and eastern areas for wednesday morning. the cloud was developing. then? other markets, frankfurt, down significantly in afternoon trading. when it opens next month. found nothing. focusing on a very different area north of the original search area. developing. morning. there could be some hazardous conditions on the road. striking the crane, but it is going back into the cloud. life, isn‘t it north of the original search area. robert, notjust your hazardous conditions on the road. back into the cloud. clips from its platform. suit! it‘s lucky we are friends, or were. initially much smaller, 25,000 square kilometres. cloud lightning which flashes between as it's developing. chance of seeing sunshine between as it's developing. been done to defend their homes from time for a look at the weather. square kilometres. it has been expanded to 110,000 square: it is. expanded to 110,000 square: it is. once again. again. we could see sunshine developing across the south—east. flood water. a few hit the ground, loud cracks. significantly in afternoon trading. they found developing across hit the ground, loud cracks. with some properties ruined for the third time in nine years.

was sunday afternoon in down almost a fifth, very steep fall. sima kotecha reports from birmingham. the south—east. warwickshire. that happens we could see further thundery showers. two days on, and they warwickshire. fall. don't know what to say in the midlands and brought the or do. thundery showers. flash flooding. it is pretty incredible. and the dollar because of those concerns in italy. bursts of rain, the remnants of wednesday‘s we had to throw here‘s stav. weather front. incredible. but some holes in the cloud to allow for sunny spells around. everything out, as you how unusual is this because i didn't see anything like that? nothing. for sunny spells around. wednesday‘s weather front. can see. heavy heart, they will have to call off the search. off the search. see anything like that? be across more northern and western a plane of this size fully loaded just disappears. which will trundle northwards concerns in italy. in there because it's extremities. as well. the heat from europe all gone. fully loaded just disappears. been learned to stop it happening ain? been learned to stop it happening again? well. and the humidity. concerns about uncertainty among investors. investors. ben, thank you very much, see you later. houses ruined and lives put on hold. again? there is a real danger here, a worry for the aviation industry. humidity. spells inland, again it will feel a worry for warm and humid. early on in may, we get no help from nobody. and the river burst but not that unusual. the aviation industry. its banks and then extremities. because made us all this. downpours in places will continue through the day. workhorse of the skies when it comes to long haul. have thunderstorms. it's bad. to long haul. thunderstorms. it does mean we are in for a really warm june? plane, whether they know it or not, crossing the oceans. warm and humid. nobody through the day. northern ireland and north—west england where it will be warm again. in for a time for a look at the weather, here's stav. crossing the on friday, some sunny spells in between as well. humid air, some sunshine but also further thunderstorms. england where it will be warm really warm june? it doesn't always mean that. doesn't always mean that. this is from wolverhampton. between as well. from wolverhampton. very badly hit with severe, flash flooding. again. areas with temperatures reaching 24 degrees. with severe, it looks like low cloud and missed will roll back into eastern areas. further thunderstorms. cares. will roll back into oceans. flash flooding. will be across most northern and western extremities. plane go down, they know roughly where they are looking for it. in parts of central birmingham. flooding was widespread across birmingham. degrees. the damage eastern areas. birmingham. pictures showing the detail of the flooding and the disruption caused. is severe. some of it could be heavy and thundery. flooding and the disruption some areas had a month's rain injust one hour. thundery. by looking at this van you can see just how far the water responsible for bringing that rain to southern and eastern areas.

where they are looking for it. western extremities. where they are looking and that is the problem. downpours and places will continue to the end of the day. caused. came up. but some of the roads were impassable after the flooding. the visuals that strike you. impassable after the flooding. the smell of sewage there are more storms in the forecast. is inescapable. forecast. to southern and eastern areas. the problem. it is thundering and lightning in the south—east. businesses have credible evidence, new evidence to support a new search location. to the end of the day. conditions on the road with standing warm again, typically low 20s celsius. water. suffered, too. their goods wiped out in a matter of minutes. support a new search location. investment and also information that at this time we just don‘t have. distress. at this time we just don‘t have. lightning in the south—east. going to the london area, kent and essex have had flash flooding. water. isles but we could see sunshine developing across the south—east. dismay. victoria, thank you very much. upset. celsius. everything is developing across the south—east. showery rain pushing into some areas. gone. humid and we for her role in australian soap home and away has died aged 77. essex have had flash flooding. and southern parts of england could get them in the afternoon. even the car is written could see thundery off now. showers. so, nothing get them in the afternoon. left. warm temperatures into the over the last decade. the complaint here is a lack of help from the council. low to mid 20s. showers. eastern parts of the country which will move northwards as well. areas. you could see at the guildhall school of music and drama. conditions on the road, a lot of standing water. the sewage in the australian version of the the water. will move northwards as well. mid 20s. across eastern coast will roll back inland. standing water. the water was up to here. east coast and it will feel warm and humid. inland. west, a chance of seeing the sunshine once again. and it's will be cloudy towards the end of night. been frustrating night. humid. for us be across west scotland and here. northern ireland, central and southern scotland. northern ireland. nobody has taken care of us. sunshine once again. how are you feeling? weakest link.

warm and humid, further thundery showers. i'm feeling really bad, you know. weather, certainly in the south of the country. i'm feeling like a second—class citizen, to be honest with you. the country. ireland. i've got so many health issues. i can't even manage it. the near continent, this could bring further thundery downpours. southern scotland. showers. the north, you are enjoying rather nice sunshine. it's too much southern areas in that sunshine northern ireland, the remnants of wednesday's for me. up to 24 degrees. gorgeous, they could do weather front. ifeel suicidal to be honest with you. with the rain. further thundery downpours. be a dismal start in central and southern eastern part on wednesday. tensions here are running high. we are just saying that something has to be done. wednesday's weather front. continuing to trundle northwards as well. we can't have this happening to 24 degrees. rain. midlands at the weekend saw some horrendous flooding. horrendous flooding. southern eastern part on wednesday. well. again. lots of lightning photographs. into eastern scotland and northern isles. a lot of low cloud, mist and murk on the coasts. and repair roads is under way. lightning photographs. isles. tomorrow will be north west of scotland and into northern ireland. i would ask the council to compensate them watching earlier, some of the same, i have changed a few. scotland and into northern ireland. for the damage done. could see a bit of sunshine returning across the south—east. will go on for months. returning across the south—east. murk on the coasts. ireland, southern scotland, wales as well. it happens, it will be pretty warm and humid. and humid. i have changed a few. pushing into northern england and wales. midlands which caught the violent thunderstorms. thunderstorms. some impressive lightning strikes, torrential rain. well. out, but another warm and sultry day, particularly across the south. lightning strikes, torrential wales. ireland and scotland, so potentially here we could see a few downpours. seema kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. here we could see rain. or is it because everyone has a mobile phone and can take a picture? mobile phone and can take a picture? day, particularly across the south. pretty for her role in australian soap home and away, has died aged 77. a few downpours. with the humidity, we could see some scattered showers and thunderstorms. much. scattered showers and thunderstorms. we have had heavier if we catch from it could be intense. at the guildhall school of music and drama. thunderstorms in the past. thunderstorms in the past. 1975, record rainfall figures. record rainfall figures. intense. the australian version of the

weakest link. before i was day is starting cloudy, misty and born! murky. time for the was born! unusual to have it so early on. murky. early on. showers and thunderstorms developing pretty much everywhere. type of humidity and heat injuly and august. pretty much everywhere. and august. once you let humidity to the heat, this is what happens. to the forecast if you plan on heading out. the heat, this is what happens. moist air, sunny services niguez up with a bang. violent thunderstorms. heading out. so many photographs, didn‘t know which one to pick. thundery downpours which will develop widely across the uk. develop widely across the uk. which one to pick. run, wolverhampton badly hit on sunday. weather with stav. sunny day and temperatures reaching the mid to low 20s. the mid to low 20s. rain across southern areas may continue into this evening. sunday. shining, so many flooded roads in and around the midlands. continue into this evening. and around the midlands. england and wales will be cloudy, misty and murky. rm cluster of thunderstorms as well. of thunderstorms as well. misty and murky. pretty lively in kent and essex, reports of flooding. rain moving to southern and eastern part of the uk. reports of flooding. popped out earlier to see the downpours on my break. downpours on my break. is that what you do on your break, go and check the weather? part of the uk. reach eastern scotland and the northern isles through the day. that is

dedication! dedication! turning a little quieter for a while in the south. northern isles through the day. in the south. south—east but it will feel humid again. another warm and muddy one, quite misty. again. misty. may be heading our way at the end of the night. the night. are woken up by some rumbles of thunder. thunder. further north and west, a clear and largely dry night. clear and largely dry night. of england and wales through the course of wednesday. course of wednesday. the midlands, southern and eastern england. england. the north, perhaps eastern scotland and the northern isles. and the northern isles. parts of wales and into the north—west of england. north—west of

england. thunderstorms in scotland and northern ireland. northern ireland. sunshine will break through the morning cloud. break through the morning cloud. for england and wales and anywhere could see a thunderstorm. could see a thunderstorm. warm and humid day, temperatures between 20—24d. between 20—24d. friday, a lot of uncertainty, another warm and humid day. another warm and humid day. spark off some thunderstorms pretty much anywhere. much anywhere. week, looks like warm and humid with the continued risk of thunderstorms. the continued risk of thunderstorms. are less of it as we reached thursday and friday. thursday and friday.