who has invited me to form a government, and i have accepted. and we are going to fulfil the repeated promises of parliament to the people, and come out of the eu on october 31, no ifs or buts. and after three years of unfounded self—doubt, it is time to change the record. to recover our natural and historic role. we, in this government, will work flat out to give this country the leadership it deserves, and that work begins now. thank you very much. applause

good evening, here's your latest sports news and starting with cricket and ireland is pinching themselves after embarrassing england at lourdes today playing their third every task, they pulled england and the world cup stars all after 85 and managed to put on 207

at their own writers before the 2012 —— we get the paypaljoe reports. i trying to find myself to explain what happened today at the home of cricket. how could england, the new crowned world champions in a different form of the day be bowled out for 85 by island? the answer in short is ten. vastly experienced, call him a medium pace bowler, he played for many years here is that he pull his that nagging accuracy. relentless. too much for england, here today. the also of course have to bear in mind the level of mental fatigue within the english dressing room conspicuous by theirfailures, the members of the test team here who are also part of the world cup squad are having an excuse but it's not, but it's part of the explanation. they replied saying ——

sensitively biting with half a century. stewart getting back in ashes frame of christ, and ali who i guess it's in it queue a fastball thatis guess it's in it queue a fastball that is trying to get into the testing permanently but you know island are in a strong position now because at the bowling. forget about the ashes, and glenn have a fight on their hand here and what does begu promise? ball in hand, more mayhem potentially for them. choate risk —— reporting, and football, so are closer to the group stage of the champions league meeting at stoney and 5—0 in the press like at their second round qualifying match tonight, lee griffith scored their next goal, he's been offered problems, next leg on tuesday, celtic facing either tel aviv and the third ground. written‘s swimming

gold winner continues taking the 50 metre breaststroke title today, finishing shy of his own world record and 26.06 seconds, he also w011 record and 26.06 seconds, he also won gold in the 100 metres breaststroke on monday. it means he is now winning both breaststroke sprint titles of the past three world championships. he also won a bronze in the next four by one metre read —— medley relay. gary thomas second overall the tour de france but has not been able to climb back time on the leader today date the 17th stage was formed by italy, who broke clear in the south of france, defending champion thomas trails race leaderjulian by 95 seconds. he would now be looked his team captain who has been disqualified along with tony martin, both writers were thrown out following this clash at

the end of this stage. he is his right—hand man and will be a big mess as he had into that three crucial days in the alps. all the sport for now. hello and welcome to our left and head pro at the papers bring us tomorrow, with me are claire ellicott and give you a check about the. what i met this day to see you check a birthday. when i met this day to see both. never mind the backstop, the buck stops with alexander boris johnson, prime minister and prince lloyd at the treasury. like an ageing rock brand he brought the boys back together, but the bad boys and girls of brexit, this is a leave government if ever there was one. all the

ministerial changes it seemed today, let's look at the front pages. metra leads with his overhaul of top ministers as he assembled his team on his first day as prime minister. financial times described him cabinet reshuffle as political blood—letting as he promoted a team of brexiteers to key positions in government. total of 17 ministers are out, on his first day, that's the front page of the daily mail. it says the new prime minister has all guns blazing. telegraph says cabinet and promotion of playlist aimed at helping him get the uk added the eu on october 31. brexiteers took over ssdi, which also notes that white tile blocked by hundreds of anti—johnson protesters. the guardian says is purge of her cabinet she that shows ruthlessness and stoking speculation about an early election. so this birthday and

his cabinet reshuffle is unsurprisingly, dominating the front pages. let's see what the reviewer is make a bed so let's start with you, the people who bag and sprinting are going to lose at their shirts. if the hiding anything with that writer at? i think would boris johnson you expect some sort of rhetoric. when he speaks, and i wonder if that's going to be one of the major differences in the style of governing when it comes to him versus his predecessor but, obviously is going to have to follow it up with substance as well, rhetoric alone will not cut it but it's interesting to see, we keep hearing i divided the country is, and that's most certainly highlight also felt after his speech because everybody was already in his cabinet away a brilliant speech it was, and everybody this is simply was not in his cabinet said what rubbish

joyless speech, they were stepping infor joyless speech, they were stepping in for anybody. so it's a tough task he hasn't had in terms of bringing everybody together, but he started it in true boris fashion. claire, tough though because he wants to make two things work together to deliver brexit on the 31st and then bring the country together, potential no—deal brexit on october 31 is certainly not what many people in this country would want, so how's he going to square that circle? very good question. he's made a lot of enemies today and lots of people he sent to the back benches who have vowed to do whatever they can to stop and no—deal brexit and that it probably involves stopping in parliament, boris is going to have a difficult problem with all of this people. and he's kind of made clear his message, all the people he appointed today, this is a no brexit cabinet, everybody appointed today signed up to this idea that they leave with no deal if there is no

deal forthcoming from the eu, so... all the remainders have all signed up all the remainders have all signed up to it. despite the previous kind of resistance to it, they have all decided that coming onto this banner and... had they all, did they genuinely believe if he takes a no deal, to get and move this country for it then that's the way to go. they have ta ken for it then that's the way to go. they have taken the job knowing that's going to be the price of their support. it's going to be difficult for them to do otherwise after they pledged to do this. let's go to the next paper here, you have all these people that could persuaded, but the vast majority of it this team are hard—core brexiteers. the front page of the idea, brexiteers to cover david brought the guy who led the lead campaign along with borisjohnson

behind the scenes, dominic cummings will be working behind the scenes air, jacob rees—mogg tonight, we learn has been given thejob air, jacob rees—mogg tonight, we learn has been given the job of the leader of the house. this is a brexiteers to cover, isn't it? there is an error because the second point is an error because the second point is ltjobs is an error because the second point is lt jobs that is an error because the second point is ltjobs that the proud brexiteers, who are tory so it's going to be interesting to see how they define that sajid javid, as a remained supporter so he was one of the george osborne programming people, he'd been i think has said many times no deal would be on the table for him in order to get a better deal, but he certainly was not a brexiteers to begin with and i made a list of all the other nine brexiteers in the cabinet, you mentioned amber ride and there is nikki moore again, and they needed trade secretary who was not a brexiteers originality. not hancock and so... sega saying it's not press

it to and so... sega saying it's not press ittoa and so... sega saying it's not press it to a government? it's me saying that it's a factual error there. trees and they was a remainder and gently in boxes or international trade secretary was a brexiteers. and johnson as foreign secretary, my point is, she had lots of brexiteers and her cabinet she was a remainder it's. she had a majority and a few of them but it seems like now, there is probably a majority of brexiteers but that's not to say there are no remainders there i thought, that's like saying entries in a cabinet there are no brexiteers at that which is not true but if you look at the percentages that's how it came out. but the headline says brexiteers takeover and you're suggesting that's not the case. brexiteers takeover and you're suggesting that's not the caselj clearly said the second one was factually incorrect. when is that all the keyjobs are going to ba ntamweight that's all all the keyjobs are going to bantamweight that's all i said. this

is factually incorrect. the boris johnson has to give the drama because he committed brexiteers himself, this is a different complexion to this cabinet compared to before. of course but it's interesting for those who followed the lead —— need internal politics is no love lost between him and dominic cummings, and the erg they don't get along, so it's quite interesting to see what the internal politics will be like as well, so it's bringing back quite a lot of different groups together, if he is keeping people like not hancock mickey morgan, ibb is a senior remainder tories that are still very much ina remainder tories that are still very much in a cabinet. will he be able to keep this group to gather the thing? i think it depends on how long he has to keep it together for, there are plenty of suggestions he's planning for a general election, she

began to october which isn't that far away, it's 99 days i think until brexit, der only a few sitting days to come back in september and housebreak sunset — — to come back in september and housebreak sunset —— thursday, so not long all, you know, i come october, if there is some way parliament stops a nokia brexit, he's going to very few options to go to the country and suggestion is that the planning happening at. which is what he is working to torres, johnson picks a hard—core cabinet to meet 9090 brexit deadline. i think she has a slight issue with that potentially,|j deadline. i think she has a slight issue with that potentially, i was slightly confused by the press name as proud brexiteers when he is not. the key thing is everyone in this new cabinet has signed up to brexit, they add them —— they may have voted for me but now they are bright —— backing it. that's how boris has

pitched this to everyone. he has said you are signing up for this, this is what, may, do or die. 0k he doesn't make it back at doctor but 31 we are still in what happens then? 0h, 31 we are still in what happens then? oh, i think it's 31 we are still in what happens then? 0h, ithink it's going 31 we are still in what happens then? oh, i think it's going to be difficult, you have to —— you have to have an election there is no other way to do it really, already he doesn't have the number is. the working majority timing is nothing. so he's going to have a real problem and lots of critics on the back benches the so—called squad, they'll resigned before they were sacked today, they look hot a lot of trouble. if people like dominic greve who's been planning for a long time how exactly to upset and no—deal brexit going to parliament so no—deal brexit going to parliament so he struggling with numbers already set they'll come to a big lock. that he would fall therefore at the very first hurdle. by his own standard, he will have failed if he cannot get out of october 31. that's

how he has stepped up, he is stalling, that's the pick cheese get into the country, and colleagues and i would be surprised to people it didn't hold them to it. if you remember and teresa may time, she kept saying we are going to be out by the 31st of march, goodness i think it was 100 times she said that very specifically, i will not tolerate as prime ministers staying at beyond that and then she did, so that obviously she couldn't survive that. it's probably fairly i think it's fair to say if borisjohnson cannot deliver, he will be in deep trouble both with his party in the country. what would he do? would then, i'm just trying to work out ap pause at the first hurdle, what that means but has promised to ship?“ labour can elect to keep saying is we demand a labour leadership are they keep saying general election,

but they still don't call a vote of no confidence in the government because they keep saying it's all about numbers, but i think if labrie does keep its powder dry until the 31st of october, and come and gone and he hasn't taken a side of the eu, and then i think it might be a reasonable to expect labrie to call the no—confidence vote and in that case many of his colleagues may not be able to supply him. all right, we'll be back in a a0 minute time come out we look at more the stories, and a focus on boris johnson most likely said thank you for joining johnson most likely said thank you forjoining us. we'll be back at 11:30pm with another look at the papers. hello there. it's been another hot day across eastern england the temperature is pushing into their 30s, but even hotter tomorrow so hot, that we can be challenging the all—time national temperature

record, 38.5 celsius, but we will quite likely see temperatures of 39 celsius as we had to thursday afternoon, particularly across greater london area and can't as well. for the remainder of the night well. for the remainder of the night we had that clear skies for the most pa rt across we had that clear skies for the most part across england and wales and scotland, northern ireland slightly thicker closet times, he passing showers, after warm start for the night, temperature is around 22 degrees or so around that time, temperatures sit down into the teens more comfortably towards the end of the night, now it's potentially record—breaking day for temperatures as we drive up at hot airfrom spain come across france and into the southeast of england, after the highest temperatures are going to be. as far as weather because plenty of sunshine around scotland england and wales, northern ireland la said that by the way of cloud standing at the passing showers in wind coming up the passing showers in wind coming up atlantis and not particularly hot day, temperature is about 22 degrees, further if that's what he

does, 29 in edinburgh, up to 39 celsius to southeast england, but the heat really concentrated across the heat really concentrated across the greater london area and all towards kent, likely to be that high despite of the uk, places setting the temperature record. after that, such a hot day we see the temperature record. after that, such a hot day we see that wet a front move up the atlantic going to be the focus of thunderstorms to break night could be intense with flash flooding may be large hail. lots of lightning out and about and heading into friday, we'll see sunny spells around but another day where there could be thunderstorms develop particularly later in the day towards evening time, not as hot, but still quite warm across eastern scotla nd but still quite warm across eastern scotland with highs of 2a celsius still in high 20s across parts of the sangria and probably into price at kent as well. from there, temperatures did cut back much closer to normal for the weekend and asked that we can weather, happy and

thunder and rain across northern eastern areas, dry weather likely

this is bbc news, i'm clive myrie. the headlines: boris johnson this is bbc news, i'm clive myrie. the headlines: borisjohnson becomes the uk's new prime minister and promises his government will work flat—out to give the country the leadership it deserves. we will fulfil the repeated promises of parliament to the people and come out of the eu on october the 31st, no ifs or buts. i have every confidence that in 99 days' time, we will have cracked it. all change in the cabinet — more than half the ministers have either been sacked or quit. foreign secretary and leadership rival, jeremy hunt, is the biggest casualty. penny mordaunt, who backed borisjohnson,