and the funding of aid agencies in this country — extremely difficult by the ban on afghan women working for them. you can't have it both ways. translation: they should not link humanitarian issues - with political matters. opium isn't just harming afghanistan. the whole world is affected by it. for now, the taliban appear to have accomplished what no—one else could. but there are questions about how long they can sustain it. yogita limaye, bbc news, kandahar. celtic have confirmed that their manager ange postecoglou is leaving to join spurs. the 57—year—old leaves celtic after winning successive scottish premiership titles in his two seasons in charge. the london club have been without a permanent manager since antonio conte�*s departure in march. time for a look at the weather — here's susan powell.

good afternoon. may the 8th was the last time we saw any rain across this beautiful landscape, the mumbles in south wales. hard to tell how dry it is because you can see the green course on the landscape but for much of the uk the same story, scant rainfall in the best part of the month. you can see the crack to ground in hampshire. why is it so dry and when will it rain again? high pressure is holding the weather study at the moment and it's not going anywhere in a hurry, by the end of the week this, which has been quite a menace and brought heavy rain into madeira and will bring it into spain and portugal, will push our way, but it looks dry for the rest of the week. the weather is not the same under the high—pressure full sun, there is slow burning, lingering cloud holding temperatures back. this afternoon it will be further back

towards the east coast but many eastern counties are seeing temperatures capped in the high teens, further west with clearer skies and more sunshine, into the 20s. the cloud fills back in overnight, drifting westwards, in the clearer skies it is on the cool side for this injune with overnight lows of five or six. overnight temperatures will come up towards the end of the week as things gradually change. spot the difference in that weather map for tomorrow, starting with quite a bit of cloud across the uk, writers towards the west, in the east the cloud sticks around into the afternoon, holding temperatures back. we could see 2a or 25 further west, almost a copy and pastejob for thursday, west, almost a copy and pastejob forthursday, but west, almost a copy and pastejob for thursday, but the wind direction a bit different, allowing more sunshine into the likes of norfolk where we could see 17 in norwich but brightest and warmest generally towards the west. a change towards the very end of the week, the

remnants of stowe oscar pulling in warmer, more humid air. showers into callable and the channel islands by the end of friday, heavy and thundery, temperatures rise across the uk over the weekend, humidity rises and it looks like we will finally see some rain. friday is dry for the majority but increasing humidity across the south of the uk and on saturday showers pushing to the west, by sunday we could seat seven anywhere and some will be really happy. some spots could see the best part of an inch or 25 millimetres of rain in the space of an hour, a big change to come. thanks, susan. that's it. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website, but the news continues here on bbc one as we join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are.

hello, i'mjane dougall, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: he won all three domestic trophies with celtic, but what can ange postecoglou do at tottenham? spurs confirm the australian as their new manager. west ham prepare for fiorentina. they're in prague for the europa conference league final. can they win a first trophy in 43 years? an app that helps manage concussions in grassroots sport has been launched in a two—year government—backed trial. in the last few hours, tottenham have confirmed that ange postocoglou is their new manger. he'll become the first australian to manage in the premier league after signing a four—year contract with the london club. postecoglou lifted all three domestic trophies with celtic — this is the league cup trophy, but he helped them win

the scottish cup on saturday. celtic had wanted him to stay, but postecoglou said, while he was respectful and understanding of their position, a new opportunity had been presented and it was one which he had wanted to explore. spurs chairman daniel levy said: postecoglou managed australia from 2013—17, and his former employer has congratulated him on his appointment. this is australian broadcaster simon hill. this is a job that he has probably

waited for all his life. he grew up watching english football, he was a liverpool fan as a child, and loves english football, so he is ready for this, make no mistake. he will set about this task in his usual manner. we will be methodical, pay great attention to detail and things won't happen immediately. that is the thing to warn spurs fans about. we all did the same in australia when he went to celtic. it took a little while. they had similar results to start with, but the celtic board stuck with them and you have all seen the end results. he is a serial winner. wherever he goes, he wins. obviously the premier league is the toughest competition of all, but he will have a plan already and he has a great eye for a player. he will get the sort of brand of football

that spurs fans will love watching onceit that spurs fans will love watching once it bad then. so what now for celtic? our reporter chris mclaughlin is outside celtic park. the confirmation when it came was expected by the celtic fans, but still absolutely something they were dreading. as you could imagine, celtic thanking ange postocoglou for his two years in charge, thanking him for winning five of the six available trophies during that time. ange postocoglou thanked the fans for really accepting him after eyebrows were raised that his appointment two years ago. he says he will be a celtic fan for life and talks about it being a fantastic institution. of course not for celtic the attention very quickly turns to who comes next. the club say the search has already begun. they say that they know celtic fans

will be keen that they appoint someone soon, but they are determined to get the right candidate. perhaps a return for brendan rodgers? he left of something of a cloud thanks to the timing of his departure. david moyes has been mentioned, as has david porter. whoever comes in, they will have a hard act to follow in ange postocoglou. west ham are training in prague for their europa conference league final against fiorentina tomorrow night. it's a chance for a first piece of silverware since the hammers won the fa cup in 1980 and it would be a first european trophy since 1965. our correspondent andy swiss is there for us. welcome to prague. a hybrid you can see the west ham players going through their final training session ahead of tomorrow night was not match. they are training here at sparta prague personal training

facility, just a few miles across the city from the fortuna arena where the final is being played tomorrow. the west ham players look pretty relaxed, there has been lot of laughing, lots of energy. they have had a week or so since their final premier league match of the season, so they have had a chance for rest and recuperation. they were out in portugal last week on a warm weather training camp. this is a huge occasion for these west ham players, but it is also huge for the fans. over the course of today we are expecting the west ham fans to arrive in prague in their thousands. the arena itself is quite small for a major european final, only holding 20,000 spectators. the west ham ticket allocation was only 5,000. we are expecting many, many more west ham fans to arrive here for the final to sample the atmosphere in the bars and restaurants around

prague. they will be desperately hoping that west ham can end their long wait for a major piece of silverware. reading's women's team will switch to operating on a part—time basis ahead of the 2023—24 season. they were relegated from the women's super league last week. reading fc women competed alongside the likes of manchester united, manchester city, chelsea and arsenal this season in a division entirely made up of teams heavily funded by premier league clubs. the club said it had to look at a more sustainable model. owner mr dai yongge has been personally funding the reading fc women's side since he took charge of the club in 2018, investing approximately £6 million across that five—year period to keep the team operating at the very highest level. we're at the quarterfinals stage in the french open. ukraine's elina svitolina has lost the first set to the belarusian number two seed aryna sa balenka. svitolina had already encurred the crowd's wrath for refusing to shake hands with her russian

opponent in the last round and a similar snub was expected against sabalenka. the winner will play karolina muchova. an app that helps identify and manage concussion in grassroots and school sport is to be scrutinised in a two—year government—backed trial. sportsmart allows users to record and manage head injuries, suspected concussions and other sports—related injuries. you can see concussion, therefore we have to air on the side of caution. i used to be a 2—piece object, and now people realise that need to set out in gratitude get better gradually. the problem we have a sport take sight out of school office hours, so there are more links in the chain. this means everyone is instantly aware. it

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volunteer— players, parents, any kind of volunteer that is involved in sport to better — volunteer that is involved in sport to better identify the possible occurrence of a head injury. they know— occurrence of a head injury. they know how — occurrence of a head injury. they know how to record it, they know how to manage _ know how to record it, they know how to manage it — know how to record it, they know how to manage it. it gives them advice. importantly, it shares the information, shares it with their coaches. — information, shares it with their coaches, their parents, their school, _ coaches, their parents, their school, so _ coaches, their parents, their school, so that everybody has an awareness — school, so that everybody has an awareness of what has gone on and it manages _ awareness of what has gone on and it manages to— awareness of what has gone on and it manages to return to play in line with the — manages to return to play in line with the new protocols.- with the new protocols. sport is fantastic for _ with the new protocols. sport is fantastic for physical _ with the new protocols. sport is fantastic for physical and - with the new protocols. sport is| fantastic for physical and mental health. the risk of sport —related concussion are completely outweighed by the benefits of taking part in sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye.

you are watching bbc news. all boat operations have been suspended from bournemouth pier following the deaths of two swimmers last week, bournemouth, christchurch and poole council has announced. 12—year—old sunnah khan from buckinghamshire and 17—year—old joe abbess from southampton both died in hospital after the incident last wednesday. an inquest heard yesterday that there was a "suggestion" a riptide had led to the pair drowning. dorset police has said it's keeping an "open mind" about the circumstances that led to the deaths. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has addressed criticism of the party's plan to ban new oil and gas production in the north sea at the gmb union's conference. gary smith, the gmb union's general secretary, had described the plans as "a huge mistake". a delegate at the conference told the labour leader that the plan would threaten scottish jobs and uk energy security. but sir keir defended labour's energy policy. let's listen to what he had to say.

for decades to come, oil and gas will be part of the mix,