jump on in. thank you. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. good morning. here's a summary of today's main so you are not using the steering wheel at all, stories from bbc news: you are using... uk ships have been warned screams. wow! by the government to stay away laughs. from the gulf after iran seized a british tanker yesterday. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, says there'll be serious which way are we going?! good morning. consequences if the vessel and its welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 23 crew aren't release quickly. i'm at nasa in houston, our headlines today: but in a statement last night, where lucienjunkin is taking me the government warns ships to stay he said that military options away from the persian gulf for a spin. are not being considered. after iran seizes using both a steering a british oil tanker. wheel and a joystick, the foreign secretary sends you can point this vehicle in one a stern warning to tehran. i have spoken to secretary of state direction and drive it in another. we are absolutely clear that if this you can feel the forces in your tailbone. pompeo in the united states earlier oh, i can feel the forces this evening about the situation. i in my tailbone. situation is not resolved quickly, laughs. have tried to talk to foreign there will be serious consequences. ministers a reef of a runt i and if that seems really confusing, well, it is. but this is drive—by—wire technology, which means the on—board understand he is on a plane so i tranquillity base here. computer works out which way will speak to him as soon as i can. you want to go and then calculates the eagle has landed. what to do with the wheels. events will take place around —— around. this is completely unacceptable, freedom of navigation all right, so we'll the world today to mark the 50th anniversary of when man first must be maintained. we will respond just go this way. set foot on the moon. this is just one of many experiments the mayor of new york declares into how we might live, a local emergency as two thirds ina way must be maintained. we will respond work and drive on the moon or mars. of the united states prepares in a way that is considered but robust. and we are absolutely clear although this vehicle may also pave

for a dangerous heatwave. the way for smarter cars in smarter good morning. our weather is set to that if the situation is not cities back down here on earth resolved quickly, there will be serious consequences. do where, i have to say, get hotter next week and in fact parking may be one of the coolest very hot for some of us. but we are resolved quickly, there will be serious consequences. do you think this could be resolved by diplomatic means? can you rule out any kind of things you get to do. not there yet. still a bit of rain no way! to come this weekend. your full forecast is coming up. heartbreak for rory mcilroy — military intervention at all? we're he narrowly misses the cut not looking at military options, we at his home open championship at royal portrush are looking at a way to resolve this in northern ireland. situation. but we are very clear that it must be resolved. freedom of navigation in the gulf is absolutely no way. it's saturday the 20th ofjuly. come on, man. our top story: uk ships have been warned by the government to stay essential. if that freedom of away from the coast of iran navigation is restricted, iran is after the country's armed forces seized a british tanker yesterday. the biggest loser and so, it is in but, before we start driving the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, around celestial bodies, we need to get there first. says there'll be serious consequences if the vessel and its 23 crew aren't quickly their interest to resolve the in the days of the moon landings, situation as quickly as possible and released, but added that military only two competing countries options aren't being considered. we will do everything we can to do were locked in battle, it comes after weeks of escalating tensions in the region that, but as i say, there will be driving space exploration forward. as simon jones reports. now, in the race back to space, serious consequences if we are not able to resolve it quickly. jeremy the power is shifting. hunt speaking to us yesterday after that cobra meeting yesterday evening. earlier this year, china's change a the cost of the new £56 billion high probe was the first spacecraft seized on a major escalation of speed rail project hs2 to land on the far side of the moon. could increase by as much as £30 billion.

the financial times says that tensions, the stena impero, a allan cook, who took over as chair of the high—speed railway last british flag tanker at its 23 december, has warned that the scheme and europe, india and japan can't be delivered are all pushing forward crewmembers from india, russia, latvia and the philippines, now in with their own space programmes. the hands of iran after it was surrounded by four boats and within its budget. helicopter. this is completely back in the us, nasa plans to get back to the moon by 202a. unacceptable. freedom of navigation ministers have promised to put but now it has competition an end to the use of so—called "poor from private individuals. must be maintained. we will respond doors" — separate entrances an idea that would've been for social housing tenants living in new builds in housing laughable 50 years ago. developments in england. rival billionaires, elon musk, ina way must be maintained. we will respond in a way that is considered but the communities secretary, founder of spacex, and jeff bezos, james brokenshire, said robust. and we are absolutely clear he was appalled by some who owns blue origin, examples of segregation. are racing to populate under new measures, planning the moon and mars. guidance will be changed in a bid that if this situation is not to create more inclusive housing. resolved quickly, there will be authorities in new york city but what kind of person would serious consequences. the tanker was actually be on these spacecraft? are urging people to stay cool the first people to go to mars and safe as record—breaking tracked leaving the united arab will be risk—taking adventurers, temperatures grip the area. accepting that they may emirates heading north, staying well have one—way tickets, inside waters of the gulf. butjust temperatures are set to hit 100 a small chance of return degrees fahrenheit, 38 celsius. and they will be probably financed or sponsored by one the mayor of new york, after three o'clock yesterday bill de blasio, has declared a local afternoon the 30,000 ton vessel emergency due to the extreme of these private companies. ta kes afternoon the 30,000 ton vessel takes an abrupt change of course, heat in the city. its last known movement inside iran at nasa, we discovered take a look at these extraordinary a little—known department waters. i find it extraordinary that pictures from the united states. where these risk—taking it shows the moment a man took british flagged ships, tankers drastic action to escape a fire particularly, are steaming on their in a high—rise building adventurers live. own into this area of danger. an in philadelphia. you can see him now.

announcement on iranian tv claimed right now, there are four astronauts the tanker had failed to respect he's scaling down multiple storeys with a helicopter spotlight inside a spacecraft on a mission guiding his way. to phobos, one of mars's two moons. international maritime rules, its the unidentified man, british operator says that is not who's been dubbed a real—life spiderman by local media, reached the ground safely. true, london is now urging uk ships obviously, very scared. being forced whispers: but they're into this action. actually in there. to stay out of the area for the time yes, in this tiny habitat, being. the us president is rallying volunteers are locked away for a5 we don't need to say do not try this days on a simulated mission, to britain's support. we have a lot with cameras and scientists of ships there that are warships and at home, do we? do not try that at monitoring their every move. this is nasa's human will talk to the uk and we have no exploration research analogue. hera for short. written agreement but we have an agreement, they have been a very home. great ally of ours. a second british imagine you have worked your entire owned tank at the mesdar was ordered life and you get to this moment and by armed guards but now has been allowed to continue on its journey. you are all prepared and you think around's actions are believed to be this is my moment. like now, really? like every morning you come in here, this is my moment. and you mess it up this is my moment. and you mess it in response to this, the royal up one tiny thing. frustrating, marines helping to seize an iranian supertanker off the coast of yeah? that is what has cut moore or gibraltar earlier this month. britain believed it was smuggling oil to syria in violation of eu sanctions. tae run accused london of out of the open, hasn't it? piracy. a meeting of the governments heartbreaking. before rory mcilroy. emergency committee cobra went on late into the night, the big inside the module, the crew is poked question now is who will make the his home course, he has the course next move. and prodded in different simon jones, bbc news. record. it was made for him. he said

simonjones is outside the foreign office in central london for us this morning. psychological experiments, from sleep deprivation to diminished he was going to punch himself. the privacy, all to fine—tune a critical component that could make or break the cobra meeting last night, the first round did it, ate over, i any future mission to mars — question you posed, what will happen mean, how do you come back? the next? the foreign office issued a second round was incredible, the the humans inside the spacecraft. statement in the early hours of this la st morning, reiterating their view that second round was incredible, the last hole was box office what happened was completely entertainment. he missed it by one the primary purpose of hera is to learn about the effects unacceptable and saying there would shot. it really was a dramatic day. of isolation and confinement be serious consequences if the after a terrible opening on people, so a lot of the studies that we do are behavioural round in front of his home crowd or psychological in nature. in northern ireland, looking at the type of isolation rory mcilroy had to play the round of his life to have any from people so you are really only situation is not resolved quickly. and interestingly, they are now chance of making it to the weekend, talking to or in contact advising british shipping to stay with the other crew members that out of the area for a period of and he came agonisingly are in the vehicle with you, close at royal portrush or mission control that with a round of 6—under. there is, though, still plenty is supporting you. yeah, astronauts on future missions time. but when they are talking here of home interest at the top of a crowded leaderboard, about a robust response, they have not actually spelt out what they as adam wild reports. to mars have more to worry mean by that, they have not given any deadline to tae run to hand back in picturesque portrush, golf is the tanker, but what we do know is about them at the toxic soil, it is an extremely volatile situation. jeremy hunt the foreign dramatic and spectacular as the the deadly atmosphere and high secretary has spoken to his us counterpart i think they are trying levels of radiation — to build some sort of international surroundings with all of the ups and they also have to worry about each other. coalition of condemnation to try to downs, the open championship always put pressure on tae run. jeremy hunt delivers. for irishman shane lowry this may well be an unforgettable also tried to speak to his counterpart in around but he was weekend. joint leader at the halfway and it is hard to say

stage, but over his shoulder the which of these will be more likely english pair of tommy fleetwood and unavailable, apparently he was on a to result in someone's death. flight. unavailable, apparently he was on a flight. we are told there will be lee westwood. could his weight for a in its consistent low level stress over time, more emergency meetings over the little things start to grate course of the weekend so it seems major title be nearly over? well, as on you because the stress heightens eve ryo ne how you react to the things around you. major title be nearly over? well, as everyone at portrush will tell you, so the sound of somebody we're not expecting any quick resolution to this we have just in chewing cereal next to you, patients sometimes pays off. it has might be fine at first, the past few minutes heard from the and then a5 days later you really, newsagency in iran which is saying really don't like that sound. that the tanker has now been taken 68 escorted to a port in the country, patients sometimes pays off. it has ta ken 68 years patients sometimes pays off. it has taken 68 years for this great championship to return to northern ireland. and while the focus now is the crewmembers are still on board, on the race to the claretjug they remain on—board while an tomorrow afternoon, there remains lots of discussion around portrush, about those star players who have even for an astronaut, not made it this far. home hero rory the psychological demands of a journey to mars investigation continues. so this situation is still very much this will be extraordinary. morning. thank you. the spacecraft will only be there's reports that the head of hs2 mcilroy came agonisingly close to an the size of a small flat, has warned that the cost and the round—trip will take of the project could increase almost three years. open comeback to rival that of add in four different by as much as £30 billion. personalities cooped up together, the financial times says that portrush itself. just a shot off and you may run into some problems. allan cook, who took over as chair making the cut. it has been a and with a range of characters of the high—speed railway last needed, you never know december, has warned that the scheme who you could end up with. can't be delivered somewhat emotional day, you know? within its £56 billion budget. here's our transport the support that i got from the crowds out there were absolutely correspondent, tom burridge. phenomenal and, you know, as much as i was trying to do it for me, i was trying to do it for them as well hs two, a new high—speed line irishman darren clarke or close to tea rs irishman darren clarke or close to tears as he blew his chance of the linking london, birmingham, manchester and leeds was already set 18th. still, someone at this open

to cost a hefty sum — £56 billion —— will get theirfairytale 18th. still, someone at this open will get their fairytale finish, although it may not be the one anyone predicted. hs2. to cost a hefty sum — £56 billion —— hsz. and to cost a hefty sum — £56 billion —— hs2. and in recent months there has adam wild, bbc news, been a growing acceptance of the at royal portrush. company building hs2 that the project is likely to cost more. now with work on the line between such a shame he missed out on that birmingham and london already under shot on the last hole. england look to reach their first way, and £5 billion spent so far, a netball world cup final report saying hs2 could cost an when they take on new zealand later today. the roses beat south africa extra £30 billion. according to the on thursday to confirm new zealand as their last four opponents and are unbeaten in the tournament. financial times, the chairman of hs2 but this will be their toughest test who is carrying out a review of cost so far, with the silver ferns the habitat and workload contesting the last five finals. and schedule has written to the you can watch that match live are designed to mimic a real mission government, warning the new rail as closely as possible. on bbc two two and the bbc line cannot be built within budget iplayerfrom 2:30. and could cost between £70 million and could cost between £70 million and £85 billion. the government says these players now are athletes, and nasa's scientists throw in lots of elements to try and ensure that the volunteers the new high—speed line is needed forget that they are actually part world —class, of an experiment. these players now are athletes, world—class, and do you know what? if mcc talks to the crew, because the west coast main line they ask a question, between london, birmingham and it takes five minutes to get manchester is already crowded. both they are an absolute pleasure to the department for transport and hs2 watch and even the other countries, to the crew and then they answer, the role models, ambassadors, and it takes five minutes to get back. said review into the cost of project there is a legacy that will be left so a ten—minute round—trip from this world cup that it will for a question and answer. is ongoing but would not comment on so the whole idea of creating make netball the biggest sport in a mission scenario — this latest report but it comes at a the world. britain's geraint thomas might be relishing the tour de france you're going to phobos,

sensitive time. borisjohnson says returning to the mountains today you're going to do an eva, you're going to pilot a small after yesterday's time trial in pau spacecraft on the surface — he will carry out his own review if didn't go to plan. the defending champion excels all that keeps them excited he will carry out his own review if at time trials and was expected he becomes prime minister next week. to close the gap on the leader and engaged in the simulation. julian alaphilippe, but the frenchman put in a stunning he has said the project's costs are the goal here is notjust to study ride, beating thomas by 1a seconds the effects of isolation and extending his advantage and confinement but also to work out how to put together the perfect team spiralling out of control. some say over him to one minute 26. for extreme space travel. the high—speed line is vital to link england's world cup—winning cricket the high—speed line is vital to link the north of england to the midlands captain eoin morgan says he's not and to london. but many question sure if he'll remain whether it's value for money and if one—day captain. it's all about the mix. morgan has led england's remarkable and that's one of the things turnaround in the shorter format it gets even more expensive, that of the game, which resulted in them that we're looking at. case will be harder to make. what is that right mix or, tom burridge, bbc news. winning the 50—over world cup given the particular mix of people. developers should stop earmarking for the first time last sunday. separate areas of new—build estates let's say you have one strong or apartment blocks personality and three less strong for social housing tenants, personalities, what would we expect according to ministers. that to play out like? what kind of roles do you need to have a successful team i don't think i am in a good state for a space mission? the government says the practise stigmatises some residents and divides them from neighbours to make a decision at the moment. and they were looking notjust who own their own property. simply due to the fact i have not at the functional roles, under new measures, planning you know, a commander, guidance will be changed, had a chance to get away from the a medic, an engineer, with the aim of creating more but they were also looking at the social roles, inclusive developments. and found that they were just as, authorities in new york city if not more, important for those are urging people to stay cool long duration missions. and safe as record—breaking madness and the craze of winning the having somebody that's providing temperatures grip the area. world cup. i have not been able to humour and entertainment get into a logical mindset and for the crew, that's temperatures are set to hit 100 actually ask myself a couple of degrees fahrenheit over the weekend. questions about four years is a big commitment to commit to a 50 over way more important. the heatwave could affect about 200 million people in major cities world cup, the t20 world cup next year obviously is probably more like new york and washington. realistic target but even still

then, i have battled my way through and it won'tjust be down to humans ramzan karmali reports. this year's world cup and it has to decide what the right social the race to stay cool taken a huge toll mentally and mix would be. physically so once everything comes in new york city. down over the next couple of months, extreme hot weather is already i will then hopefully come to a masses of data is being generated from these experiments, starting to be felt here. making successful social and though it may look decision that, you know, at the interactions quantifiable. like fun at the pool, forefront will be my family and the the city's mayor declared team. england's women have it all do a local emergency. one of the research studies the message i want to keep getting on day three of the only ashes test match after rain that is actually going on is looking across to all new yorkers is take stopped play yesterday. at a way to get a little bit ahead australia only need to avoid defeat this weather seriously. we have not seen temperatures to retain their title, of the personality problem and they're well on their way like this in at least seven years. after some sloppy fielding by developing an algorithm we haven't seen this many by england contributed to concentrated hot days ellyse perry reaching her century. where you can take the background in a long, long time. that helped australia get to 5/3a1 take this very seriously. before rain stopped play at taunton. information on an individual‘s england are 6—0 down in the series. people are being advised to stay indoors as much as possible over the ashes are worth four. personality test, that the weekend, and avoid there are three t20s to come. exposure to the heat. sort of information. new york's triathlon was due to take plug it into the system and, based on the characteristics place on sunday but was cancelled in rugby league, huddersfield giants of all the people that you're due to the extreme weather conditions athletes would claimed a valuable win over fellow putting in that team, have likely faced. relegation strugglers hull kr. figure out how they are only two points separated the sides going to work together, two minutes from time before whether it's the right jermaine mcgillvary crashed over, mix of people. but the heat is on not unlike these potential martian just in the big apple — making the score 18—12 and securing voyages, we may think that three the points for the giants. years in isolation is a bit bonkers. many major cities across the eastern seaboard that moves huddersfield four points will see record temperatures. however, from jeff bezos to buzz aldrin, many are dreaming of trips to, and even we are going to see dew points, living on the red planet. clear of bottom spot. which is a way to measure the amount but lord martin rees, britain's astronomer royal, doesn't actually think that most of moisture in the air, well into the 70s — the highest it has ever been tom daley has the chance of us are suited to space.

in boston, a 78—degree dew point — to defend his 10 metre platform and we're going to approach that world title today in south korea. here over the next couple of days, nowhere in the solar system anywhere he's through to the final, along so you combine that with fellow briton noah williams, is as comfortable as the top with a temperature between 95 at the world championships. of everest or the south pole. and 100 degrees, it will feel between 102 and 110 degrees. it is notjust the us that also means they secure two spots in the event and so that's why i think the idea where the heat will be felt. at the tokyo olympics next year. in montreal, the humidity could make of mass emigration is a bit crazy. it feel like 45 degrees. you have to bear in mind that space is not a place for human beings, the world experienced its hottest except for adventurers, june on record last month and we've experienced more frequent heatwaves. the kind of people who do go i would love to be able to defend to the south pole and this, experts say, it's the top of everest. down to climate change. this latest heatwave is likely the world title, you know, it will to last the whole weekend, but there will be some quick relief what do the hera crew think as temperatures are set to fall about the experiment? we caught up with them, rapidly early next week. unsurprisingly out in the fresh air, ramzan karmali, bbc news. shortly after they left the habitat. be tough, the chinese guys are you know, since we're all really similar, if we had one very extroverted person, that has maybe a strong personality that was slightly different 50 years ago, today neil armstrong pretty special and you know i also than the group, that might have have the mixed synchronised event as negatively effected the outcome. and buzz aldrin became the first well beforehand so it will be a busy people to step foot on the moon. day but for me, like, all things, it was a moment that you know, said and done, like this is for me this is job done, if you put four extroverts in there brought the world together. qualification for the olympics for together, they are going to drive gigabits in the men's platform in each other crazy eventually. the individual and in the maybe four introverts are not 650 million people watched it at synchronised and tomorrow is about having fun and i can enjoy the going to be able to come together that time. final. back to the main story this as a team as much, 'cause they're here's our science morning now. more inwardly focussed. the seizing by iran of a british you want a good blend of people cargo ship has raised fresh concerns correspondent pallab ghosh. who are adaptable to not

over safety in the gulf. only we're still aiming towards our the stena impero was surrounded a situation but to each by four speedboats and a helicopter other's personalities. planned liftoff at the start of the from the iranian armed forces yesterday. let's speak to bob sanguinetti, lunar window 932 pm eastern chief executive of the uk chamber of shipping. you have a mission to mars — daylight. the saturn five rocket the goal is so huge, shimmers on launchpad a at the you know that you are kennedy space center. as the dawn's extremely motivated. thank you very much for talking to i mean, the aim of the analogue is to be one step closer to put us thank you very much for talking to us this morning. what is your humans on mars. i can barely imagine early light fades, three astronauts interpretation of what has happened? being in such a situation. get ready for a mission that will good morning. isee the motivation is so huge that propel them and the rest of humanity into a new era. t -25 seconds. in interpretation of what has happened? good morning. i see this as a very serious escalation of the security situation in the gulf. we are their spacesuits, commander neil i think you can overcome anything. extremely alarmed by the illegal armstrong, leads edwin buzz aldrin ca ptu re extremely alarmed by the illegal capture of the vessel and its crew. and mike collins into the and we strongly urge the authorities spacecraft. three, two, one. we and i'm afraid that's all we have to do whatever they can through time for in this short version peaceful means for the swift and of click in space. have, we have liftoff. neil there is much more in the full—length version which you can see on iplayer safe return of the vessel and right now, and if you have any comments on this seafarers. with your experience, fascinating journey, we would love to hear from you. we're on social media — armstrong reporting to apollo 11 on what does that involve? the safe and on youtube, facebook, instagram, and twitter @bbcclick. a proper heading. retro go for thanks for watching. and we'll see you soon. swift release? what is the process now? well, i would have thought that landing. neil armstrong takes manual following the cobra meeting last control and with fuel running low, night where the government would have decided on its next steps, that

brings the spacecraft down. tranquillity base here, the eagle they will be pursuing negotiations has landed. roger tranquillity, we with the iranian authorities through diplomatic channels. ok, why has copied you on the ground, we have got a bunch of guys about to turn this got to this point? do you blue, we're breathing again, thanks a lot. he then makes his descent think? what is the situation in the onto lunar surface. i am going to gulf of water that has led to this step off the land now. and out of incident? well, there is clearly the woods that would reverberate politics at play at the highest through history forevermore. that's levels but as far as the situation one small step for man, one giant on the ground is concerned, it is lea p one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. it was a time when com pletely u na cce pta ble on the ground is concerned, it is completely unacceptable that, in this day and age, ships and seafarers to not go about their all things seemed possible, the very business in international waters, in very busy waters such as those in stars seemed within our grasp. only the region, without being impeded or four plans for the human exploration of other worlds to fade. but neil indeed diverted, as the vessel was yesterday evening. is there armstrong himself said the dream was precedents for this? there have been still there and it would come back in time. times of rising tension in the gulf, pallab ghosh, bbc news. it is not one of the safest places in the world. nonetheless, under an extraordinary moment and now some

extraordinary pictures from the united states. this is when a man international law, ships should be took drastic action to escape a fire able to enjoy freedom of navigation as they go about their business, ina took drastic action to escape a fire in a high—rise building in doing global trade for the rest of philadelphia. he scales down the community. the problem is, multiple stories. helicopter spotlight has been guiding his way. though, isn't it, when governments or authorities decide to reinterpret an unidentified man and he has been whether or not it is trade or dubbed a real—life spider—man by political or diplomatic? you know, local media. there is a good end, he reached the ground safely. just one good morning. welcome to breakfast events that have been prioritised with naga munchetty rather than trade. well, i would and charlie stayt. our headlines today: of —— other story for you. the government warns ships to stay away from the persian gulf visitors to chester zoo got an extra after iran seizes special surprise when a critically make a distinction that while a british oil tanker. the foreign secretary sends endangered chimpanzee was born right in front of them. the baby primate was born to mother a stern warning to tehran. alice, a west african chimpanzee, politics are at play, i do not as zoo guests watched. we are absolutely clear that if this believe that ships and seafarers, innocents seafarers going about situation is not resolved quickly, legitimately doing their business in there will be serious consequences. support of global trade, should be bosses say the newborn, drawn into the politics. it is which is yet to be named, is in good health, and she's inconceivable, it is unacceptable in spending time bonding with the rest this day and age that seafarers tranquility base here. of the chimps. the eagle has landed. cannot go about their business there we go. but is a heartwarming unimpeded and am threatened in the way that we have seen things unfold in the region over the last few story, isn't it? it is. days. the latest advice is for any

let's look at the front pages. the story of the oil tankers seized by iran's armed forces shipping company, any shipping dominates the front pages of saturday's papers, including the daily telegraph. business to stay away from the the paper also features a photo region. so what is the alternative of neil armstrong's face, route? that is my understanding. seen for the first time during his noon walk. the guardian also features the oil there is no alternative route in and tankers on its front page. it says the owners of out of the gulf, the only point of the stena impero said the ship was approached by an "unidentified access is the strait of hormuz small craft and a helicopter through which about one fifth of the during transit of the strait world's will supply and about one of hormuz while the vessel third of the world's gas supply was in international waters". runs. so if this is to ensure then clearly it will impact on trade routes, trade patterns and ultimately, the price of those goods the picture there though is are going through the streets referring to the new cats film, because they will have to be sourced from elsewhere. so the implications are wide reaching. ok, so how quickly will be feel that, asking if it is the weirdest film of the year. there is a lot of debate consumers, feel that impact?|j quickly will be feel that, consumers, feelthat impact? i think you have already seen a spike in the about that, wondering if it will be the a film of the year. price of oil so it has not taken the daily mail says the events very long at all and clearly, it in the gulf edge the world closer will depend on developments over the to the "brink of conflict". the paper describes the incident coming hours and days and see how as a "major escalation of tensions".

the times reveals pensions scams are costing british savers this situation can be resolved but £4 billion a year and are the "next big financial scandal". in the meantime, what we would call the paper says mis—selling cases is for the authorities to do whatever they can to secure the have risen sharply since 2015. release of the ship and the sailors should we look through some of the and, more generally, a resumption of front pages? what are also like about the times, we were at the secure situation in the region so that ships and continue going about observatory yesterday, you know they their business unimpeded and am sometimes do this wrap of papers, threatened. bob sanguinetti, ceo of usually an advertisement, but that the uk chamber of shipping, thank you so much for speaking to us. is what it has done there. just that. because you saw it. you here's nick with a look watched it, didn't you? i imagine there would be a lot of people watching us who also can remember at this morning's weather. that momentous day. and if you do have a particular memory of it, let there was very heavy rain in parts us have a particular memory of it, let of the uk yesterday. how is it us know this morning. we will talk more about it because of course it looking today? absolutely. some real downpours. was actually the early hours of there have been overnight and there sunday morning when the moonwalk will be today. it is low pressure in itself happened. but they landed today, and... sorry, i am really control. there will be some sunshine. showers could be heavy and bindery was not western parts during the day will turn drier because low excited. look at this! look at this! pressure is moving east. a little when i was a child, much younger — i bump in the isobars, the ridge of high pressure starts to move in to

am still a child does make i would have put this on my wall and when western but during the day. at least nick does the weather now for the here you get to see some sunshine. rest of this morning i am actually there is the rainfall radar over the not listening, i am going to be baat zu hours. these downpours in looking at this and learn all of the south—east have been bindery these details. the difference being overnight. plenty of showers around if we look back at it now, as it all elsewhere. that means plenty of loud to start the day today. —— thundery. that to move eastwards as the day happened there, now we are goes on. any left in northern celebrating 50 years since but at the time, we had posters on our walls like this. did you? we can ireland soon out of the way. the bulk is dry. western scotland reminisce now, and we were all thinking can it possibly be about to turning drier. this afternoon wales happen? it was unthinkable until the and was about of england. eastern moment you saw it happen and even parts of scotland, north—west then, the pictures were so grainy it england, the east midlands, and into was hard to work out what was going east anglia this afternoon, again, on. they set the world alight. the could be heavy and thundery downpours. southernmost counties of england largely dry this afternoon. damages high teens low 20s, some fantastic. around 2a in the south—east. it is quite breezy out there as well. —— nick, i'm mentioned you were going to be doing the weather. will you temperatures. quite breezy at royal forgive me forjust lodge ross. otherwise in pretty good to be doing the weather. will you forgive me for just focusing to be doing the weather. will you forgive me forjust focusing on this forgive me forjust focusing on this for the moment? they really appreciate your lovely rainbow and weather for day three of the golf. your lovely tie. i will say your things will turn interesting again as the rain comes in. this is the name every 15 seconds just to put

you off. you look at that. let me ear —— this evening at night. the just deal with what is going on for the weekend while you are doing showers clear away. the bulk of the that. we will look at the weekend night will be dry with clear weather had lain in weather and it is low pressure still with us to start the out there. the wind easing a touch and temperatures dropping away. weekend. some sunshine today. but single figures for some. mostly there will be further heavy and around 10— 1a degrees as we start indeed thundery showers at times. a the day tomorrow. tomorrow we start messy looking big picture here. the ona the day tomorrow. tomorrow we start on a promising note. there will be low pressure is moving away. there sunshine around first thing. some isa gap low pressure is moving away. there is a gap between weather systems, cloud will build. especially into although that is coming in for northern ireland. here comes the tonight before the next one comes in next weather system. that is the later titles the north—west of the rain we were talking about ethical. uk. a very lively night. rain and spreading across ireland, feeding thunder and lightning towards the across scotland in the afternoon and south—east in particular, but the pa rt across scotland in the afternoon and part of north—west england, north rainfall rate a picture for the past wales later on. south and east of few hours these downpours towards that, even though cloud increases, it will stay mainly dry. cool the the north and west of the uk today. the progression of these is ever way you have the rain and further east as we go through the day. plenty of loud to start with. strengthening winds, mid—20s in the plenty of showers out there. for warmer parts of east anglia the northern ireland they will think south—east. very wet north—east england and western scotland into away. drying up through western sunday night into monday. after a cloudy start, more sunshine coming through on monday. temperatures are starting to go up. near 30. parts of scotland, wales, western parts of england through the afternoon. but through eastern scotland, northern england and the midlands, towards

east anglia, that is where we will the east and south—east of england. it isa see further heavy and thundery the east and south—east of england. it is a sign of things to come as we go through next week because showers. the coastal counties of temperatures are going to be heading england mainly becoming drivers of up temperatures are going to be heading up towards the mid 30s in some high teens, low 20s, a few spots at parts, but across england and wales the warm spots will be 30s or above. 24 high teens, low 20s, a few spots at 2a degrees. still quite breezy out that is your forecast. there. for the golf, the open, day three, a much better day to come. thank you very much. we will see make the most of that. challenging later on. conditions on the way tomorrow as we'll be back with all the headlines shortly, 00:17:22,580 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 but now, it's time for click. more rain moves in on the wind picks up. looking at this evening and tonight. evening showers in the east will fade away. then it becomes many dry and clear overnight with the wind easing and temperature stepping away. quite pleasant overnight. if you spot into single figures. most of us in the comfortable range of 10-14 of us in the comfortable range of 10— 1a degrees. we start tomorrow on a fine note. plenty of sunshine. the next weather system is coming in, it will soon be turning wetter for northern ireland, a wet afternoon and then the rain pushing across scotla nd and then the rain pushing across scotland as the afternoon goes on towards north—west england, north wales late in the afternoon into the

evening. south and east of that it will stay mainly dry. temperatures again high teens, low 20s, some spots 2a degrees. it will feel quite cool in the range was the north—west with the wind picking up as well. very wet overnight into monday the north—west england, austin scotland, still raining into tuesday parts of scotland. up in the hills we could see 100 millimetres in some spot with the risk of disruption. on monday, more places turn drier and sunny. temperatures are heading up, initially through eastern england, 30 degrees, a sign of things to come. a0 or above any hard parts of liberia and france next weekend. here building in the uk as well. the temperatures nudging the mid—30s in the eastern parts of the east and south—eastern england next week stop nick, thank you very much. those temperatures next week look, well, some people will like it... 0h, well, some people will like it... oh, you are interested now... no.

no. back to your post! it is 18 minutes past six. time now for the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases, mark kermode. hello. hi. mixed bag this week. we have tell it to the bees, which is a new british drama. we have the lion king. is it live—action or animation? and varda by agnes — a film maker looks back on her life and career. let's start with tell it to the bees, which is adapted from a book by fiona shaw which i confess i have not read. i know you have seen the film... i have not read the novel either, actually. we are both working on just the basis of the film. holliday grainger is lydia,

who is raising her son on her own in rural scotland. she finds herself homeless, and this new doctor — actually, returning doctor, jean, played by anna paquin — offers her a job as a housekeeper because she doesn't have anywhere else to live. so she moves in, and the two women become very friendly. this kind of story is seen through the eyes of the young son. in the beginning, there is a voiceover of what did he see, what didn't he see? he becomes particularly fascinated by the fact, in the garden there is a hive of bees, and he's really interested in the way in which the bees live together in their society, and he is told by anna paquin's character, you tell your secret to the bees, which i think is where the title comes from. the bees sort of seem to serve a larger role which is both mirroring and, in some cases, actually moving on the story. here's a clip. oi, oi! get off! oh, it's on me! get it off me! stay still.

no. we mustn't. what did you do to the bees? no, nothing, i, erm... so... and this is the ‘505. it's a period drama but i do think it still has some relevance, because it talks about some pretty tough subjects. it talks about homophobia, it talks about racism, it talks about domestic abuse. it does all of those things quite frankly. it is sort of upfront about them. there are a couple of scenes in the film that did make me wince because they are kind of tough.

my problem is this. i didn't that it's very well—intentioned, and i think it's solidly played. i'm not entirely sure that, on the screen, the bee metaphor works, because up to a point, there is this idea of the discussion, you're telling your secrets to the bees, the hive mind. it's fine. there are moments, however, in which the bees to start to play an active part in the narrative, in which i did think this is falling apart... it was a bit peculiar, that point, wasn't it? the bee element was quite lovely with the little boy at the beginning, and then towards the end, you think, not sure where this is going! the more it was kind of happening in the background, as a counterpoint to the main story, the better it worked. when it actually became part of the story, it was less successful. that said, i think its heart is in the right place, and i think it is at least striving to tell a story in an adventurous way. i would rather watch something try to do something and fail then just simply play it safe. i think some of the performances are not quite as great

as they perhaps ought to be, i think that's partly due with actors wrestling with accents which are not their own. yes, i agree. i kind of wanted to be... i wanted to be better! but i think there are still things, and there are individual moments in it which i think, oh, they work really well. individual moments of real electricity and spark, and kate dickie's in it, and i love kate dickie in absolutely everything. she is fantastic. she is flinty in this for them. very, very stern. she is aggressive and we don't mess with her. no, you don't. the lion king. why? why is it being remade? explain. well, i think the most obvious reason, live—action disney remakes are making a tonne of money. they are doing really well. in the case of this, this is kind of billed as live—action. it is not live—action. it is animated. everything you're saying on the screen is animation. the whole thing is done in a virtual reality environment in which the cameras are moving around in virtual reality but it is all completely computer—generated. it's photorealist animation. and what this does is,

you can create a photoreal version of an antelope or a lion, or a lion cub. the only thing is, they look like real animals but they are talking in singing, and i have a slight conceptual problem with this. if you see a cartoon talking and singing, it is fine because you understand. if you see the stage production of the lion king, your mind is filling some of the gaps. you cannot fault it technically. it is breathtaking. the environment is the best sort of realised environment on screen you can possibly imagine, but it is... it's like a david attenborough documentary, and they're all singing. it's just weird! i am personally a great fan of old, traditional animation. i never watched an old animated film and thought, i wish it was more real. this is something very new and it is kind of ground—breaking. this is real cutting edge stuff, and it's made byjon favreau, who made jungle book, which did have a human character. it is very strange. i am not entirely convinced by it. our surgeries this week.

people might think they would only like if they're obsessed with cinema! i don't know anyone like that! this is varda by agnes. it's agnes varda's final film, looking at her life, her extraordinary career. she's talking sometimes to an audience, sometimes she's talking to the camera, and so we get clips from her films. we get encounters of people who remember working with her, and how tough she was. when you see the film, what comes across as her generosity of spirit, her enthusiasm forfilm, her enthusiasm for the medium and also her great love of beaches. and she says this thing about "a beach is the opposite of a wall," which is a phrase which wins me over. here's a clip. it's so enchanting, and i did not

actually expect to be enchanted, but there's something really... did you think it was going to be hard work and sort of...? i thought you would have to be really, super knowledgeable about her work to get some thing out

of it, and you don't have to, because i am not. and yet, she is delightful to listen to. it shows you just as much as you need of the clips to make you think, i want to see that film — particularly the robert de niro film. she said, it's so great i got robert de niro. the film flopped, but it doesn't matter — i got robert de niro for a day! she says this thing about all film—making comes down to three things, and it's inspiration, creation and then sharing. inspiration is where the film comes from, creation's how you make it and sharing is showing it to the audience. and i love the fact she loves cinema, but she loves the audience engaging with the cinema. she does these artworks, installations — did, her final film — and what you get from this is a portion of somebody, her enthusiasm, her intelligence, her empathy. i thought the film was great fun. there's many laughs in it. it's really funny and playful and witty. i thought it was really, really charming. it is an absolute delight. best out this week? i really, really love only you, which is the debut feature by harry wootliff. i think she has done a greatjob

of telling this story. about a relationship between two people, a slightly younger man, a slightly older woman. the woman thinks that their relationship is going to be unbalanced, out of sync, but he is the one who thinks, i think we should start a family. it is about what happens when something which is an idea turns into a demand. i think it is brilliant. i love the performances. fantastic, yes. it feels so intimate! and so honest! i absolutely believed in the characters! you loved it, too, right? yes. not quite as much is you, and we don't have time to explain why, but i thought the performances were fantastic. fabulous, fabulous. fantastic. captain marvel. i've watched it! this will surprise you. captain marvel, i did. i married someone who loves superhero movies. what was their verdict on it?

she loved it. i loved it for about two thirds of it and then went, oh, is it still on? it felt a little bit long. when it came out, a lot of people saying, it cannot work, it has not enough blokes in it. and how dare they! and of course, it's been a runaway success. the reason i've chosen it on dvd is, i want to see it again. in cinema, i thought it was fine. i felt the same thing as you. two—thirds of the way... but i want to see it again because it's been such a runaway hit. i think there's stuff in there that i probably missed first time around. brie larson was good. brie larson is great! i think brie larson is really good, and i think she's got a great sense of humour as well. thank you very much. see you again soon. that is it for this week. see you next time. 00:29:39,699 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 bye— bye.