still a relatively cool day here in the uk, but at stayed fine for wimbledon, so let's get a check on the tennis. hello, mark. hello, christian. in the open era after ukraine's svitolina. it's been after ukraine's svitolina. it's been a wonderful combat after two surgeries on wrist problems. she won in a straight sets after the french open in 2019. it is the end of a dream run. for short, massive sunport- _ dream run. for short, massive sunport- i _ dream run. for short, massive sunport- i got _ dream run. for short, massive sunport- i got a _ dream run. for short, massive support. i got a lot _ dream run. for short, massive support. i got a lot of- dream run. for short, massive. support. i got a lot of messages from different people it's

unbelievable they've been there with me. hopefully they continue. i didn't play for last year —— didn't play— didn't play for last year —— didn't play much — didn't play for last year —— didn't play much last year and i'm so grateful— play much last year and i'm so grateful to be playing tennis again, and washing my best friend playing, it's a change, but i'm grateful —— watching — it's a change, but i'm grateful -- watchinu. . it's a change, but i'm grateful -- watching-— it's a change, but i'm grateful -- watchinu. . . . watching. having avenged her defeat in last year's — watching. having avenged her defeat in last year's final, _ watching. having avenged her defeat in last year's final, ons _ watching. having avenged her defeat in last year's final, ons jabeur - in last year's final, 0ns jabeur march two and —— a made in grand slam after beating arena several inca. —— aryna sabalenka. a 6—3 victory will see the tunisian bid once again to become the first arab

player and african woman to win a grand slam title. it will be a third grand slam title. it will be a third grand slam title. it will be a third grand slam final over the last five. marketa is a great, great player and i've already lost _ marketa is a great, great player and i've already lost twice _ marketa is a great, great player and i've already lost twice to _ marketa is a great, great player and i've already lost twice to her - marketa is a great, great player and i've already lost twice to her this - i've already lost twice to her this yeah _ i've already lost twice to her this yeah going _ i've already lost twice to her this yeah going for— i've already lost twice to her this year. going for my— i've already lost twice to her this year. going for my revenge - i've already lost twice to her this i year. going for my revenge again, i guess, _ year. going for my revenge again, i guess, and — year. going for my revenge again, i guess, and it's _ year. going for my revenge again, i guess, and it's working! _ anyway, we are going to go to some golf now. rory mcilroy said he would rather retire than play live golf as part of the framework agreement. —— liv. he was speaking at the scottish 0pen, three shots off the lead. he's looking for good form ahead of the open championship on thursday. the northern irishman won the match last time it was held in 2014. having

skilled the wendy's on wednesday, the indian openers put visitors in total control. india are currently in the lead of 111. america is the final frontier, i know it's entering the already crowded t20 market. that's the start of the major league cricket competition, featuring world cup winners jason roy, who gave up his contract to play, and liam plunkett, as well as others such as kieron pollard and andre wessel. —— russell. declan rice's move is expected to be

completed on friday. various legalities means he still hasn't been formally approved. also ashley young hasjoined everton after leaving aston villa. that's all your sport for now. back to you, christian. we are going to stick with sport. the midfielder dele said he was molested at the age of six, started smoking at seven and was dealing drugs by the time he was eight years old. natalie pirks reports. for years, it seemed that dele had the world, as well as a football, at his feet. but since then, it appeared as if he had been going off the rails. now we know the answer to the question everyone

in football had been asking — just what happened to dele? i was waking up every day, and i was winning the fight. you know, going into training smiling, showing that i was happy. but inside, i was definitely losing the battle. that battle was against sleeping tablets, drugs he'd been taking to mask the pain of a tumultuous childhood. he told former england footballer gary neville that at the age of six, he was molested by a friend of his alcoholic mother's. his father was absent, living in africa. by eight, he was dealing drugs. finally, when 12, he was adopted by what he describes as an amazing family. he no longer has contact with his birth parents. after a public falling out with his then coach at spurs, jose mourinho, he contemplated ending his career. i rememberjust looking in the mirror. looking in the mirror — i mean,

it sounds dramatic, but i was literally staring at the mirror and i was asking if i could retire now, at 24, from doing the thing i love. for me, that was heartbreaking. he says he believes the time is right to tell his story in a bid to help others, but admits his hand was forced after the tabloids discovered he was in rehab in america this summer. support from the world of football has flooded in, including the fa's president, prince william. for a sport often criticised for its approach to mental health, such a magical talent at a young age. united nations announced the bodies of at least 87 people in sudan's rapid support forces have been buried in a mass grave. the victims were killed in the capital of west da rfur. victims were killed in the capital of west darfur. the union urged the rss to stop targeting and killing

civilians. we interviewed a number of eyewitnesses who fled. families have been denied the rights to bury the bodies of their loved ones in the main cemetery in the capital of west darfur. the baggage challenge is access. the security situation is very difficult, getting into this area to do on site verification. but we've seen multiple reports and talked to multiple witnesses who told us that the situation in this part of sudan is dire. there are ethically target it's killings. ——

targeted. he was killed shortly after he was arrested by the rsf. we're concerned about a multiplicity of issues — the killings, the sexual violence, the ethnic violence and the continued fighting with no end. now we see an extra element of this. seemingly, on an ethnic basis, i think this needs to be stopped before it gets to a resolution. from the united nations. _ before it gets to a resolution. from the united nations. in _ before it gets to a resolution. from the united nations. in london, kevin spacey has told the court that he's a big flirt and was somewhat

intimate with one of the men he sexually assaulted. he has pleaded not guilty to charges between four men. lucy manning reports. but this was not about the american starter�*s career, but the allegations of multiple sexual offences. he was asked about a driver. "we had a fun time together." mr spacey, who describes himself as a flirt, said it did not

happen in a violent, aggressive, painful way. happen in a violent, aggressive, painfulway. it happen in a violent, aggressive, painful way. it was "gentle, and to my mind romantic. not what it was described." asked what he thought about the man, he replied, "i was crushed. i never thought the man i knew years later would stab me in the back." asked by his barrister if he had grabbed the driver in the crotch is so hard he almost came off the road, he said... it's claimed he sexually assaulted a worker at the old vic in another theatre event. he told the jury is madness, it's never happened. 0ne told the jury is madness, it's never happened. one of the most serious charges against a man, mr spacey told the court, in the witness box...

asked about a barman who said the actor assaulted him, asked about a barman who said the actorassaulted him, he said... the house of cards actor became emotional when he talked about another allegation in the us civil court that was dismissed last year. he was tearful as he recounted his decision to come out as gay. the hollywood star who's been described as a sexual bully will be cross—examined tomorrow. lucy manning, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this bbc news. the final preparations for a very

historic carriage. the railway has waited over 40 years to see this moment. , . , waited over 40 years to see this moment. , ., , , waited over 40 years to see this moment. , ., , («x moment. this was built in 1884 in the midland _ moment. this was built in 1884 in the midland railway _ moment. this was built in 1884 in the midland railway co. - moment. this was built in 1884 in the midland railway co. and - moment. this was built in 1884 in the midland railway co. and was| moment. this was built in 1884 in . the midland railway co. and was one of the most luxurious carriages they had made. it's one stepped down from a royal carriage and it was designed for the rich and the famous. this represents something many people over a couple of generations of volunteers here have wanted to see restored. it's been out of service now since the 1930s. it then became somebody�*s home, and they built a fireplace and lived in it for over 40 years. and it came here 1976 and he's taken up this point to get back to some wheels and back to the packager service. it’s to some wheels and back to the packager service.— to some wheels and back to the packager service. it's set to run in here at the _ packager service. it's set to run in here at the fox _ packager service. it's set to run in here at the fox field _ packager service. it's set to run in here at the fox field railway - packager service. it's set to run in here at the fox field railway on i packager service. it's set to run in i here at the fox field railway on the 14th ofjuly. that's something the volunteers here take great pride in. you're watching bbc news.

the hot weather is bringing some thunderstorms to france. the named cerberus, will most likely break temperatures across europe with 48.8 celsius possible in italy. it's being driven by the winds coming from africa, and that means that heat map for europe has turned to dark red. even black in some areas because of the severity of the extremes of weather. it brings the renewed threat of drought. let's speak to isabel marino. she's a physicist and meteorologist who is based in spain. cerberus is the three headed monster that guards the gates of hell in dante �*s inferno, which is not an image that will reassure people.

well, the first thing is we don't name the cyclones. it was the italian forecasters who named it in spain. we have heat ways and we call them heat waves. just spain. we have heat ways and we call them heat waves.— them heat waves. just heat waves. i like it! thht's _ them heat waves. just heat waves. i like it! that's plain _ them heat waves. just heat waves. i like it! that's plain and _ them heat waves. just heat waves. i like it! that's plain and simple. - them heat waves. just heat waves. i like it! that's plain and simple. we i like it! that's plain and simple. we all understand that.— all understand that. that's it, it is the first _ all understand that. that's it, it is the first heat _ all understand that. that's it, it is the first heat wave, - all understand that. that's it, it is the first heat wave, the - is the first heat wave, the second heat wave and that's it. we don't complicate it, as you see! here we have just finished one complicate it, as you see! here we havejust finished one heat complicate it, as you see! here we have just finished one heat wave, but we have high temperatures still. we know in the next days, we're going to have even higher temperatures. also, they are going to affect a lot of places in europe. mostly parts from the mediterranean,

that's because it's more likely to be affected by the saharan desert. here you have masses that can reach our region, so we are watching this kind of situation even more and more and more. what that explains why we have this southern heat wave across sprain. it was in april that also affected algeria in north africa and the scientists concluded that was made 100 times more likely by the human caused climate crisis. we don't talk weather events, but are be affected by this pattern of events? we weather events, but are be affected by this pattern of events?— by this pattern of events? we know that this kind _

by this pattern of events? we know that this kind of _ by this pattern of events? we know that this kind of event _ by this pattern of events? we know that this kind of event is _ by this pattern of events? we know that this kind of event is more - that this kind of event is more frequent and probable due to climate change. you can reach 45 degrees here in spain. 0nce change. you can reach 45 degrees here in spain. once in ten years. but it should not be common to have this kind of temperature year and year and year this kind of temperature year and yearand yearand this kind of temperature year and year and year and year. yes, this is climate change. find year and year and year. yes, this is climate change.— year and year and year. yes, this is climate change. and this is having a hue climate change. and this is having a huge effect on _ climate change. and this is having a huge effect on the _ climate change. and this is having a huge effect on the water _ climate change. and this is having a huge effect on the water table - huge effect on the water table in spain and other european countries. but it's notjust europe. you've got floods in northeast united states, and vermont, you've got a heat dome over texas and large parts of florida. there's flooding in northern india which is posing a risk to new delhi. people are going to have to change the way they live. and india, people will have to move our flood and india, people will have to move ourflood plains, but we and india, people will have to move our flood plains, but we for this

week in america that there are millions of people living in places that wouldn't normally flood. 0ur that wouldn't normally flood. our people having to adapt how they live? ., people having to adapt how they live? . , ,., , people having to adapt how they live? ., , , ., live? yeah, everybody in the world is auoin live? yeah, everybody in the world is going to — live? yeah, everybody in the world is going to need — live? yeah, everybody in the world is going to need to _ live? yeah, everybody in the world is going to need to adapt _ live? yeah, everybody in the world is going to need to adapt to - live? yeah, everybody in the world is going to need to adapt to this i is going to need to adapt to this new situation because this kind of situation is going to be more frequent. 0ther situation is going to be more frequent. other places are going to suffer a lot of floods. 0ther frequent. other places are going to suffer a lot of floods. other places have a lot of drought. we have to adapt to these situations. however, there are some that can —— places that can adapt easier than others. all the world is suffering, then the consequences of the climate change, this is going to be worse in the future. , ., , future. isabel marino, stick the air-conditioning _ future. isabel marino, stick the air-conditioning on, _ future. isabel marino, stick the air-conditioning on, stay - future. isabel marino, stick the air-conditioning on, stay cool. |

air—conditioning on, stay cool. thank you very much indeed for coming on. thank you very much indeed for coming on-_ thank you very much indeed for coming on._ some i thank you very much indeed for - coming on._ some breaking coming on. thank you. some breaking news from hollywood. _ coming on. thank you. some breaking news from hollywood. thousands - coming on. thank you. some breaking news from hollywood. thousands of i news from hollywood. thousands of on—screen performers will go on strike from midnight local time tonight and for the union representing them failed to agree a new contract with the leading studios. the scriptwriters have already been out of strike for two months. the actors will now be joining them. the screen actors guild, american federation of television and radio artists, is seeking safeguards over the increasing use of artificial intelligence in the creative arts. after more than four weeks of bargaining, the unions said they failed to get a fair deal from the group that represents the studios and streamers. the likes of netflix embassy, amazon and warner bros.. the strike starts at midnight, but we party —— we have already seen strikes.

at the london premiere for one of the year's biggest movies barbie, stars came out and strike action if it came to that.— it came to that. absolutely, i'm very much _ it came to that. absolutely, i'm very much in — it came to that. absolutely, i'm very much in support _ it came to that. absolutely, i'm very much in support for - it came to that. absolutely, i'm very much in support for all - it came to that. absolutely, i'm very much in support for all the j very much in support for all the union �*s. i very much in support for all the union 's. ., , , union 's. i would support the actors. union 's. i would support the actors- our— union 's. i would support the actors. our union _ union 's. i would support the actors. our union is - union 's. i would support the actors. our union is the - union 's. i would support the l actors. our union is the entity union 's. i would support the - actors. our union is the entity that fiuhts actors. our union is the entity that fiahts for actors. our union is the entity that fights for our— actors. our union is the entity that fights for our rights _ actors. our union is the entity that fights for our rights and _ actors. our union is the entity that fights for our rights and fights - actors. our union is the entity that fights for our rights and fights forl fights for our rights and fights for the on-site — fights for our rights and fights for the on—site rights _ fights for our rights and fights for the on—site rights for— fights for our rights and fights for the on—site rights for anyone. - fights for our rights and fights forj the on—site rights for anyone. we live in_ the on—site rights for anyone. we live in a _ the on—site rights for anyone. we live in a rapidly— the on—site rights for anyone. we live in a rapidly changing - live in a rapidly changing landscape _ live in a rapidly changing landscape-— live in a rapidly changing landscae. , ,. . , , landscape. this is an incredibly difficult time _ landscape. this is an incredibly difficult time and _ landscape. this is an incredibly difficult time and it's _ landscape. this is an incredibly difficult time and it's only - landscape. this is an incredibly difficult time and it's only fair i difficult time and it's only fair that writers and actors are fairly treated. i that writers and actors are fairly treated. , ,., ~' that writers and actors are fairly treated. , ,., ~ ., that writers and actors are fairly treated. , ., ~ . ., treated. i spoke to michael schneider, _ treated. i spoke to michael schneider, a _ treated. i spoke to michael schneider, a tv _ treated. i spoke to michael schneider, a tv editor - treated. i spoke to michael schneider, a tv editor for. treated. i spoke to michael- schneider, a tv editor for variety magazine. i imagine to the la economy, this is very serious. if they're not making movies, that has a knock—on effect right across the

the economy. we a knock-on effect right across the the economy-— the economy. we already saw an im act the economy. we already saw an impact from _ the economy. we already saw an impact from the _ the economy. we already saw an impact from the writers - the economy. we already saw an impact from the writers strike. it will have a long—lasting impact on restaurants and other services in la in relation to really having a chilling and impact. people are bracing for some real big hooks to the economy. the bracing for some real big hooks to the economy-— bracing for some real big hooks to the econom . ., , j the economy. the actors said they've been undermined _ the economy. the actors said they've been undermined by _ the economy. the actors said they've been undermined by the _ the economy. the actors said they've been undermined by the economics l the economy. the actors said they've| been undermined by the economics of the rise of new ai technology. can you explain what's going on here? sure, the impact has been felt by everyone in this really, both writers and directors and stars. they created a new contract, but the feeling is the streaming revolution really has impacted compensation for talent and residuals, and that new era of compensation hasn't kept up with the times. and it hasn't kept up with the times. and it hasn't kept up with inflation. as a result,

folks negotiated for the writers and the actors, who feel they aren't being paid the amount they deserve. what happens to the industry? to the studios and the streamers have a stack of films and tv shows ready to go this winter, or do i start thinking about getting out the board games? it thinking about getting out the board names? , , , ., games? it depends. the streaming services do — games? it depends. the streaming services do have _ games? it depends. the streaming services do have a _ games? it depends. the streaming services do have a stockpile, - games? it depends. the streaming services do have a stockpile, and i services do have a stockpile, and they'll probably be safe until mid-2024. but they'll probably be safe until mid—2024. but the broadcast networks which operate on much shorter calendar, they have a full schedule that will really be impacted by this. you'll see a lot more reality tv, a lot more game shows, a lot unscripted content in the fall. talk shows will continue to be dark. at 30 having an impact on productions. the final production that pretended to be —— continue to be produced can't continue because the actors will be able to participate. so you

will be able to participate. so you will start to see a real impact even as a consumer heading into fall. it doesn't seem there's much appetite for compromise. we heard from the disney chief who said the demands are unrealistic. it would seen the two sides are drifting further apart. it two sides are drifting further a art. ., , ~ ., apart. it does. we were more optimistic — apart. it does. we were more optimistic in _ apart. it does. we were more optimistic in the _ apart. it does. we were more optimistic in the early - apart. it does. we were more optimistic in the early days i apart. it does. we were more optimistic in the early days ofj apart. it does. we were more - optimistic in the early days of both negotiations, but as these drag on, it's seeming more and more dark and we seeing the rhetoric increasing, the anger increasing and they seem to be drifting in the wrong direction. i think we're all bracing for a verily long strike, and at some point, cooler heads will prevail, but we aren't seeing any right now. is prevail, but we aren't seeing any riaht now. , , ., prevail, but we aren't seeing any right nova— right now. is interesting that the actors in the _ right now. is interesting that the actors in the writers _ right now. is interesting that the actors in the writers are - right now. is interesting that the actors in the writers are so - actors in the writers are so organised because traditionally, across america, the unions have not

had the powers these unions and hollywood seem to have.- had the powers these unions and hollywood seem to have. yeah, and it is interesting — hollywood seem to have. yeah, and it is interesting that _ hollywood seem to have. yeah, and it is interesting that you're _ hollywood seem to have. yeah, and it is interesting that you're seeing - is interesting that you're seeing more resolve than you have in recent years, and i think that's partly because the economy has changed. there's more emphasis on wall street and people are getting a little fed up and people are getting a little fed up with the focus on profits. profits over people, for example. i do think that's resonating particularly with the membership of these guilds, because there are a number of members of these guilds that are able to survive for probably months without a deal, without income coming in. they can really flexor power. i’m without income coming in. they can really flexor power.— really flexor power. i'm really interested. _ really flexor power. i'm really interested. what _ really flexor power. i'm really interested. what happens - really flexor power. i'm really interested. what happens at l really flexor power. i'm really - interested. what happens at midnight tonight? presumably, right across la, there are studios that are working now — do theyjust not show up working now — do theyjust not show up for work tomorrow? is it that simple? everything across the town

stops? simple? everything across the town sto s? , . , , stops? pretty much. there is still obviously reality _ stops? pretty much. there is still obviously reality and _ stops? pretty much. there is still obviously reality and other - obviously reality and other businesses that are continuing. this just impacts the tv and film work. the few productions that are still filming — which by the way, a lot of productions have already stopped because the wga has been very affected and shutting down — so in some degree it had been mostly quiet the summer. but anything that was still in production will not likely shutdown and a lot of the pr, the promotion that stars will doing will also stop. it will also have an event on things like san diego comic con in mid july. they won't be showing up now to promote anything. they won't be showing up on the remaining talk shows. they won't be

promoting their shows or films on social media. so you will see some impact. social media. so you will see some imact. p, , social media. so you will see some imact. . , , ~ . ., impact. really interesting. michael schneider, it's _ impact. really interesting. michael schneider, it's very _ impact. really interesting. michael schneider, it's very good _ impact. really interesting. michael schneider, it's very good of- impact. really interesting. michael schneider, it's very good of you - impact. really interesting. michael schneider, it's very good of you to | schneider, it's very good of you to come on the programme. breaking news if you justjoined us. the actors in hollywood had agreed to go on strike, joining the writers, who have been on strike for the past two months. we're going to our break, and our panel will be herejust months. we're going to our break, and our panel will be here just the other side of the break. we're going to talk about the pay review and ukraine. hello there. it's been a familiar story again today. story again today — cool, some sunshine and some showers. the next few days, though, could be turning wet and windy. this area of cloud is a developing area of low pressure that will bring the wind and the rain up from the southwest. and ahead of that, whilst the showers that we had today will fade away, we've got a bit of thicker cloud bringing some patchy rain northwards across wales, north west england, northern ireland and southern scotland. northwest england, northern ireland and southern scotland.

and they're probably going to be a lot of cloud around overnight. and they're probably going to be a lot of cloud around overnight, so a little bit warmer than last night away for northern scotland where we've got single figure temperatures. but let's focus on the southwest. this is where we've probably got the worst of the weather, i think, for friday. as well as the rain, we've got these strong, gusty winds, gusting 50 mph perhaps, and some rough seas. and that rain's going to be with us for much of the day. before it does clear away later, it could turn heavy and thundery. that rain will push further north and eastwards across more of england and wales, up into northern ireland, maybe eventually into the south of scotland. something a bit drier for the north of the country. could be muggy for a while in the southeast, but if anything, those temperatures are likely to be even lower than they were today in the wind and the rain. and it's all due to that area of low pressure deepening as it heads across the uk. it's going to be sitting around into saturday, lots of isobars on the chart, an indication it's going to be unusually windy, really, for this time of the year. and the rain when it comes could be heavy and thundery. of course, it's going to stay

on the cool side as well. focus on the winds, though, for saturday, and the strongest winds will be across england and wales. it's in this area that we're more likely to have some impacts because of the strength of the wind, and the strongest winds could be along some southern coasts and over the hills, but particularly gusty when those showers arrive and it doesn't take long for them to set off. we've got a lot of downpours developing widely across england and wales where it's windy. not quite so windy for scotland and northern ireland, but again, some heavy and thundery rain is possible — all depressing the temperatures, of course. that area of low pressure still with us, then, on saturday will continue to just drift northwards, could take the worst of the weather away with it as well. but, if anything, it may be a windier day for scotland to northern ireland, perhaps the north of england, not quite so windy on sunday further south. and there may well be some sunshine around, but still some heavy, thundery showers, wetter weather in the north and the top temperatures 20 or 21 celsius.

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. today's offer is final. we will not ne . otiate today's offer is final. we will not negotiate again _ today's offer is final. we will not negotiate again on _ today's offer is final. we will not negotiate again on the _ today's offer is final. we will not. negotiate again on the settlements. no amount of strikes will change our decision. this dispute has to continue until this government recognises that we are not less worth less and we were in 2008. are you prepared to continue for months?

maybe into next year? 00:30:01,577 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 yes.