. , . , , ~ jay slater.g at the front of the church, there is a single lit candle stood next to a framed photograph of jay slater who is there with a big smile. next to that, there is a blue flag penance which is packed up to the side of the choir stalls and they just the side of the choir stalls and theyjust have a view thoughts of them, pray, pray, pray forthe safe return of jay slater, pray for your welfare is another. everyone here is thinking of you and your family. welfare is another. everyone here is thinking of you and yourfamily. now that we do have that official confirmation, we do anticipate more people will come here a little later on to pay their respects. there is also actually, on the camera we can show you a couple of the bunches of flowers which had been laid. as i said, this building becoming a real focal point for the community, somewhere which they can pay their respects but also a community that still want answers, they still want to know how this young man went to tenerife and how he lo

jay slater?ories, lots of false information being put about. the family had taken around £52,000 of go front me money which they had put into putting out a special dutch rescue team to try to find their son before this discovery was made this morning. no confirmation yet that it is jay slater. morning. no confirmation yet that it is jay slater-— is jay slater. that was a team with drones, is jay slater. that was a team with drones. with _ is jay slater. that was a team with drones, with dogs. _ is jay slater. that was a team with drones, with dogs. we _ is jay slater. that was a team with drones, with dogs. we are - is jay slater. that was a team with drones, with dogs. we are seeing | drones, with dogs. we are seeing some of the pictures of the devices used by that specialist team, who thought there was more to be done, that was the crew they gave yesterday. tell me more about what jay slater was doing there on the islands. lt jay slater was doing there on the islands. , . , , islands. it is inc

actually is. i’m found that would point to if jay slater actually is.— slater actually is.er actually is. i'm just a - stress i that you are saying the search operation has finished but according to the statement i am reading now the case does remain open. reading now the case does remain 0 en. �* , ,., y reading now the case does remain oen. _., open. absolutely so if new information _ open. absolutely so if new information comes - open. absolutely so if new information comes to - open. absolutely so if new information comes to light open. absolutely so if new - information comes to light and they are following a number of leads that then they will investigate that. it is literally that operation in the area is being stepped down because it was using so many resources and taking such a long time to get to get to the actual site. it took over an hourfrom the nearest get to the actual site. it took over an hour from the nearest town though it was just a couple of kilometres away. it is incredibly difficult terrain and has taken an awful lot of resources and the resources are

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lorna slater, but can the first minister _ minister lorna slater, but can the first minister promisedt will— first minister promised the scottish government will engage _ first minister promised the scottish government will engage with - government will engage with businesses _ government will engage with businesses on _ government will engage with businesses on the _ government will engage with businesses on the deposit i government will engage with - businesses on the deposit return scheme, — businesses on the deposit return scheme, which _ businesses on the deposit return scheme, which they— businesses on the deposit return scheme, which they have - businesses on the deposit return scheme, which they have failed i businesses on the deposit return. scheme, which they have failed to businesses on the deposit return - scheme, which they have failed to do so far? _ scheme, which they have failed to do so far? -- _ scheme, which they have failed to do so far? -- a — scheme, which they have failed to do so far? —— a humiliation _ scheme, which they have failed to do so far? —— a humiliat

hat that will help them find 19-year-old ja slater. ., , jay slater.ns or _ jay slater. not the easiest conditions or terrain - jay slater. not the easiest conditions or terrain for i jay slater. not the easiest. conditions or terrain for them to be searchinu. . �* , conditions or terrain for them to be searchinu. ., �* , ., , , searching. that's right, and this is the concern _ searching. that's right, and this is the concern also _ searching. that's right, and this is the concern also for _ searching. that's right, and this is the concern also forjay _ searching. that's right, and this is the concern also forjay himself, l the concern also forjay himself, when he made the call early on monday morning. it is hot during the day, cold at night and in the morning, and what his friend lucy was saying to us is that he was dressed injust was saying to us is that he was dressed in just a t—shirt and shorts and he had no water and he had no water or sunscreen and you can see how rough the terrain is with the winding roads, so that is a concern for him in this

jay slater was _ him, it has hit hard. jay slater was last - him, it has hit hard. ja.ving a b&b in the north of tenerife, having spent the night partying with friends. we caught one of them as he set out to say he was about to begin the a0 kilometre walk home, but his mobile was about to die. that was the last time anyone heard from him. local authorities began a major search operation in very difficult terrain. but it wasn't the rugged landscape that made the job difficult. there was huge public interest with conspiracy theories springing up online. the spanish police had said they were calling off the search, but it seems it continued away from the public eye.— from the public eye. they are not telling — from the public eye. they are not telling us _ from the public eye. they are not telling us the special - not telling us the special mountain search and rescue section continues to search. they kept up the search and were focusing very much on the zone around which jay slater was initially known to have been before we went missing because the body, if it is his, was

inaugural slater cup, in the name of ed slater. ed. it has been great. really good- i have my _ for ed. it has been great. really good. i have my sticker - for ed. it has been great. really good. i have my sticker on i for ed. it has been great. really good. i have my sticker on it i for ed. it has been great. really good. i have my sticker on it forj for ed. it has been great. really i good. i have my sticker on it for my donation _ good. i have my sticker on it for my donation. . . . good. i have my sticker on it for my donation. . , , ., ., , . good. i have my sticker on it for my donation. . , , ., . ., donation. the club is fantastic. you can hear the _ donation. the club is fantastic. you can hear the atmosphere, - donation. the club is fantastic. you can hear the atmosphere, it - donation. the club is fantastic. you can hear the atmosphere, it is i can hear the atmosphere, it is really good and ed was captain here and in gloucester so it is fitting it is here today. he and in gloucester so it is fitting it is here today.— an

——player ed slater.—old retired from rugby this summer, after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. and it was leicester who fought back — the win the first ever "slater cup". the victory a first for their new interim head coach following the departure of steve borthwick to take the england job. imran sidat reports. a proud day for the family as the on this later cup meet its bow in honour of the men who captained both of the day's teems with such distinction. the trip he will not be contested twice a season with two of english rugby's big hitters hoping to deliver a festive cracker to live up to deliver a festive cracker to live up to the occasion. it took a while for the game to take off. the tigers had a try choked off before gloucester struck a crucial blow just before the break. the tribe is given after a lengthy check. in the second half of them at home side showed their frustration immediately as he charged over to give them the lead. they never looked back as a brace of tries from anthony w

was last seen _ others would help. jay slater was last seen almost - others would help. jay slater wasks ago, walking up a hill, away from the nearest village and into the countryside. as his phone ran out of battery, it registered his last location. jay slater got into trouble on one of these paths. he phoned a friend and that he was slipping around on the rocks. then his phone pinkies location one last time and then the battery ran out. what happened next? the authorities firmly believe that they can find the answer to that by carrying out the searches time and again on the same areas of land. whether looking deep down in the ravines, high up in the mountains, through cacti or scrubland, they are pushing on to help find jay slater but as each centre passes with no breakthrough, the hope for the family to be reunited with their son are dashed, once again. nick arnett, bbc news, tenerife. iran will hold a run—off presidential election after results released on saturday showed the lowest turnout in decades. voters will now choose between conservative candidate saeed jalili and reformist

. ., ~' , ., indications, is likely to be jay slater. ., ,, , ., . ., , slater.at the scene. and, in another development a judge in florida has dismissed a case against the former president for mishandling classified documents. but, thejudge, who was nominated by mr trump when he was president, said, the special prosecutor who was handling the case was improperly appointed. it is the second high—profile ruling in trump's favour this month after the supreme court ruled he had immunity from prosecution for many of his actions while in office. reacting to the decision on truth social, donald trump called on all of the legal cases against him to be dismissed. 0ur north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, has been talking to people in milwaukee who are planning to go to the republican national convention, and sent this report. little more than 24 hours after an attempt on his life, for donald trump the show must go on. he arrived in milwaukee, where he'll be confirmed as the presidential candidate for the republican party later this week. the bloodied and defiant imag

jay slater was 19, a young man, but sad news. jay slater was 19, a young man. but his — sad news.ung man, but his mother stella - sad news. jay slater was 19, a young | man, but his mother stella described him as her beautiful boy. 0ur him as her beautiful boy. our hearts, she said are broken. fiona trott, bbc news, tenerife. donald trump has been given a hero's welcome at the republican convention in wisconsin, his first public appearance — complete with a white bandage on his ear — since surviving an assassination attempt. mr trump was made the official republican candidate for november's us presidential election at the event where he named a 39—year—old senator — jd vance — to run alongside him as candidate for vice president. 0ur north america editor sarah smith was there. unusually emotional, almost vulnerable. he walked among them, the great survivor appearing unbloodied withjust a bandage on his ear. he didn't speak, just seeing him was enough for his followers. welcome to the church of trump. chanting: usa, usa! what a reception this is. donald trump being treated like som

applause now i call lorna slater. _ now i call lorna slater.o form a _ the largest party in this chamber to form a government and we are content in the _ form a government and we are content in the spirit _ form a government and we are content in the spirit of stable governance that they— in the spirit of stable governance that they have managed to do so. the scottish— that they have managed to do so. the scottish greens have worked constructively with john swinney over many years both as partners in government— over many years both as partners in government and from the opposition benches _ government and from the opposition benches and we look forward to building — benches and we look forward to building a — benches and we look forward to building a similarly constructive relationship as he takes up the role the first _ relationship as he takes up the role the first minister. however, our explicit— the first minister. however, our explicit support for the snp first minister— explicit support for the snp first minister it has always been condi

the bbc hears from the _ slater has been called off. off. the bbc hears from the main uk parties - slater has been called off. the bbc i hears from the main uk parties ahead of this week's general election. prime minister rishi sunak defends the last 14 years of conservative rule and labour are challenged on defence spending and energy bills. it's been difficult, but we are now on the right track with the prospect of more tax cuts to come to give people more financial security. and that is the key choice for people at this election, building on the progress that we have made. voting is under way in the first round of france's parliamentary elections —— this is the scene live

slater was seen almost two weeks - other people would help. 1 slater was seen almost two weeks ago,e. as his phone ran out of battery it registered his last location. he said his friend —— make his friend said he was slipping around on the rocks. then what happened? the authorities firmly believe they can find out the answer by trying out searches time and again on the same areas of land. through deep ravines to scrubland, they are pushing on hoping to find jay- iran is to hold a run—off vote this coming friday, after the hardline candidate saeed jalili and his rival massoud pezeshkian — who's seen as reformist. who's seen as reformist, failed to secure a majority in the country's presidential election. the vote is to replace president ebrahim raisi, who was killed in a helicopter crash last month. siavash ardalan from bbc persian — explained the differnces between the two remaining candidates. 0ne one is 0ne isa one is a reformist. what does that mean? he doesn't want to change the entire political system but he believes in certain reforms, he believes in certain reforms, he believ

the bbc hears from the _ slater has been called off. the bbc hears from the main _ slater has been called off. the bbc hears from the main uk _ slater has been called off. the bbc hears from the main uk parties - slater has been called off. the bbc i hears from the main uk parties ahead of this week's general election. prime minister rishi sunak defends the last 1a years of conservative rule and labour are challenged on defence spending and energy bills. it's been difficult, but we are now on the right track with the prospect of more tax cuts to come to give people more financial security. and that is the key choice for people at this election, building on the progress that we have made. voting is under way in the first round of france's parliamentary elections —— this is the scene live at a polling atation in paris. support for the far right national rally party has surged since they won the european elections three weeks ago despite macron pledging to stop its rise. i am mark lohan live in paris where voters are flocking to the pollin

ed slater is onl time, just 24 hours. ed slater is onl 36 time, just 24 hours.children will be affected for the rest of his life. they get a diagnosis of 2—5 years to live. then they are left to themselves. we need to raise as much awareness to help find a chair because it is a cruel disease. turn the children are excited, that is what keeps us going. it is nice to see. ., ~' ., what keeps us going. it is nice to see. ., ~ ., i. ., what keeps us going. it is nice to see. ., ~ ., , ., ., ., what keeps us going. it is nice to see. ., ~ ., ,, . ., , see. you know in your head what is auoin to see. you know in your head what is going to happen. — see. you know in your head what is going to happen, but _ see. you know in your head what is going to happen, but it _ see. you know in your head what is going to happen, but it is - see. you know in your head what is going to happen, but it is not i see. you know in your head what is going to happen, but it is not real. going to happen, but it is not real until— going to happen, but it is not real until it _ going to happe

saying that servant jonathan slater saying that not servantjonathan slater saying that not for cosmeticasons, not because they would be nice to have got on health and safety grounds the department was asking for 300 to 400 new builds, that is a huge gap. it comes on the back of something the prime minister said in his statement about how he put extra money into recovery funding for young people. you will remember that the recovery —— he resigned and the chancellor wasn't prepared to do it. i think we are getting some weasel words but from the former chancellor and listening to the current chancellor at the moment. all kinds of questions notjust about health and safety around funding and around why decisions were made to push education to the margins. what does the education secretary need to say this afternoon to reassure parents? i think she's got a big job on her hands given what we've seen of her in the media today. i think lots of parents are going to need a huge amount of reassurance first on health and safety grounds. so, we had the identification of those schools which are not fu

and jay slater's mother has been talking _ found.sing is very difficult to search, that was always a problem for the police who were carrying out that search. they used drones and helicopters and sniffer dogs to look for him. one of the big problems with the fact that there were all these chasms and gorges and cliffs, thick vegetation as well. and that has all impeded the search and that has all impeded the search and that has really explained why it took so long to find the body. there were people who felt that there was not enough effort made to find him. but i think the police feel that there was a simple explanation, the terrain was so difficult. but of course, now, the search is finally over. :. ~' course, now, the search is finally over. ., ~ , :, course, now, the search is finally over. :, ~ , :, y course, now, the search is finally over. ., ~ , . gareth southgate has resigned as the manager of england. his departure comes two days after england lost to spain in the euros final. southgate said it was time for change. the footb

jay slater came here after a night out at a music festival.ry was running low and that he had no water. then he vanished. since the teenager went missing, local police have deployed drones, helicopters and sniffer dogs. on saturday, the search was ramped up with some local volunteersjoining in. this is the area where jay slater was last sighted, specifically walking along this road here. and the local police have scoured these hillsides for the last two weeks searching for the 19—year—old, but they've not found any trace of him, and the police have now said that they have halted that search. police said that although the search operation is finished, the case remains open. mr slater�*s parents have been in tenerife helping with the search. a friend of the family said they intend to stay on the island and keep looking for him. they also hope to speak to the authorities to learn more about the investigation. guy hedgecoe, bbc news, tenerife. in the uk, fro now, some xl bully dogs must be neutered by law. it applies to all animals that were at le

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it's now been over two days since jay slater disappeared.ith friends. this was the 19—year—old's first he spent the weekend at a music festival. but after meeting people on sunday night, he headed to the far north—west of the island to stay with them and he hasn't been seen since. his last known location was here in the rural de teno national park. one of jay's friends says she last heard from him on monday morning. he told her he said he was going to walk back to where he was staying, a ten hour trek to the south—west of the island. but the call was cut short when his battery ran out. search teams and relatives have been working tirelessly to try and find any sign ofjay. drones and search dogs are being used but the mountainous terrain hasn't made it easy. jay's mum says her son is a bubbly guy with hundreds of friends. they are all hoping for positive news. nick garnett, bbc news, tenerife. the scottish national party has launched its election manifesto with independence as a top priority. the snp leaderjohn swinney said if his party won a

mr slater�*s parents have beenin open.ep looking for him. they also hope to speak to the authorities to learn more about the investigation. andy murray says he is fighting to be fit for wimbledon — which begins today — because he wants a bit of closure, before retiring later this year. his hopes of a farewell have been dented by back problems, which have required surgery. speaking to our tennis correspondent, russell fuller, he says he will leave it until this evening to decide if he will compete in the singles tournament. imean, i mean, every day it's been getting better and better. i just don't know if it's enough time. is just don't know if it's enough time. , ., , time. is it the leg that is causing _ time. is it the leg that is causing you _ time. is it the leg that is causing you more - time. is it the leg that is i causing you more problems time. is it the leg that is - causing you more problems than the back? . ~ , , the back? the back is ok, 'ust a few days fl the back? the back is ok, 'ust a few days before i the

away from the investigation, jay slater�*s family need answers of their own. netherlands to trace his last known movements. it is very important to find out what has happened in the last hours forjay, what has happened and why does he take that road? we don't know yet. we can try and help them understand that. yes. all this looks and feels very different to the place jay knew. a month ago people in his tied ribbons to bring hope. tonight they are coming together to remember. the message to them is stay strong as strong as much as you can, know you are loved by the communities surrounding and that is evident from the last week watching that jay would come home and be found, and nowjust wishing you can continue with this sad news. jay slater was 19, a young man, but his mother still described him as her beautiful boy. our hearts, she said are broken. fiona trott, bbc news, tenerife. the first minister of wales, vaughan gething, is to stand down afterjust four months in the role. this morning four of his labour ministers quit the welsh government, telling mr geth

donna slater had said she wasn't talking about whether or not she would leave —— lorna slater. through, that would leave the greens looking for another co—leader to replace him and what direction he would take part in. humza yousaf was saying he valued the greens in government, that he would hopefully vote to stay in the bute house agreement. he wanted it to continue. it's quite the u—turn just a wanted it to continue. it's quite the u—turnjust a couple wanted it to continue. it's quite the u—turn just a couple of days' time to now be saying he is bringing to an end. i think humza yousaf�*s future will now depend on how successfully he can run a minority government at holyrood. 0f can run a minority government at holyrood. of course we have that general election coming up later this year as well and his success there is going to be part of what will define his first year as leader. ., , ,, ., ., leader. how is the snp doing at the moment, leader. how is the snp doing at the moment. under— leader. how is the snp doing at the moment, under the _ leader. how is the snp doing at th

the fact that the body has been found, j slater in tenerife.rump start building a new special relationship. trump hits out at witchhunts despite a pledge to unite the nation. the daily mail, doctors told to lectures on climate change. that's all from us tonight. katie's here tomorrow. we are going to play this. it may have been a very disappointing game if you're an england supporter. we leave you with some specially commissioned poetry from the brilliant bbc 6 music artist of the year antony szmierek. here's his take on the england game. the good times don't come easy in the halcyon days of the extension lead. the tv shivering back yard beneath gazebos but those tiny cracks in the hopelessness of where the hopers. my dad would have loved this. at half time so many cattle boiled it puts a strain on the national grid. when they lose things gets run around. i needed to come down. please. you are going to wake up down. please. you are going to wake up the kids. i do the same cracked flags the tallest poppies. every slur end of the tb was harnessed

behind me is the spot where ja slater next? behind me is the spot where jay slater was _ next?is phone was last detected by the localauthorities. his his phone was last detected by the local authorities. his family have said we will remain here, members of his family have come out to tenerife to participate in the search. they say they will remain here and want to keep looking for him. they have also said that they hope tomorrow to speak to the local authorities, presumably the police, to find out more about the investigation into his disappearance. the police have said the search has halted but the case remains open. presumably they want to know exactly what that means. . ~' want to know exactly what that means. . ~ , ., england's footballers take on slovakia is currently under way, in their first knockout match at the european championships in germany. the score is currently 0—0. whoever wins that match will play switzerland. our correspondents are in different fan zones to bring us the vibe from the ground. joining me now are alison freeman in york and joe inwood in brixton.

lorna slater, first of all, it's not a - slater, first of all, it's not a tiny— slater, first of all,roblems are in rural and on— the a9 or a96. the problems are in rural and on education, i have asked the same _ rural and on education, i have asked the same question tojohn swinney multiple _ the same question tojohn swinney multiple times and we don't get a straight _ multiple times and we don't get a straight answer. he was education secretary— straight answer. he was education secretary in scotland when our international comparison with the rest of— international comparison with the rest of the — international comparison with the rest of the world plummeted down international comparisons. we have less teachers now than we did just a couple _ less teachers now than we did just a couple of— less teachers now than we did just a couple of years ago. for the last two years— couple of years ago. for the last two years under the snp, teacher numbers— two years under the snp, teacher numbers have fallen. i have a five—year—old who is starting school in august _ five—year—old who is startin

the wonderful words and tributes there from former gloucester and leicester player ed slater.yer, on the bbc iplayer, and the bbc sport website. the us open golf gets under way on thursday and the defending champion wyndham clark says players need to become better at checking on each other�*s well—being. mental health has become a key focus since 30—year—old grayson murray walked off midway through a pga tour event last month and took his own life the next day. clark, who won the title last year to claim his first major, says players need to do more to combat the loneliness of professional golf. ijust think it is more of maybe the caddies and the players may be checking each player and ask and how they're doing, notjust how you are playing golf, just how they are handed that stuff, that is more may be on the players to do that. it is lonely, and i have been in many spots where you have some negative thoughts which you don't ever want to have, but that —— god can do that to have, but that —— god can do that to what you have to do your best another to do that. remarkably here. e

story. scrutiny as a result and the slater sto . . , ., scrutiny as a result and the slater sto. .this weekend with england taking on scotland in the opening fixture on saturday in doncaster. scotland head coach bryan easson has named his team — and it's an unchanged back—line from the one that drew with france in their last match in october. captain rachel malcolm starts at six while another forward, evie gallagher, is in line to win her first cap from the bench. because of lockdown, because the way it's been going to the pandemic, we've been able to train with a larger squad and been able to bring in players that we think are close enough to selection and because of that, they've been able to train over the past few months with, really push themselves into the frame and so if you are good enough, you'll get in. it's not about reputation, it's how you are performing. meanwhile for england — helena rowland will start at ten. centre emily scarratt captains the side as regular skipper sarah hunter continues her return from injury. delighted to say we are joined by one of those starte

but if they do believe now that the body is that of jay slater.united states, donaldj trump. with the visible sign of an assassination attempt, donald trump greeted the crowd defiantly, but he appeared subdued and emotional. earlier in the day his sons arrived at the convention, the events of saturday still on their minds... it was horrible. i'm sitting there watching with my children and my heart broke, my heart absolutely broke. it shouldn't have happened. the secret service agents on the ground did an unbelievable job. but it's heartbreaking. ..before nominating their own father, giving him enough delegates to be the presidential nominee. for the greatest president that's ever lived, and that's donaldj trump... cheering. ..hereby declaring him the republican nominee. and there you have it. after all the controversy, the indictment and the conviction, the republican party have officially nominated donald trump as their presidential candidate. as you can see, people are so elated. joe mullins was sat behind the trump family. that was amazing. it

let me take you back to the jay slater news, which is that search and rescue teams looking forjay slatere found a body near the last known location of the missing british teenager's mobile phone. the bbc�*s nickjohnson is in oswaldtwistle in lancashire, you are aware that jay is from and it must be a really difficult time for his family right now? —— you are there where jay is from. now? -- you are there where jay is from. , , , ., , now? -- you are there where jay is from. , , i, ., from. yes, this is a very small community. — from. yes, this is a very small community, the _ from. yes, this is a very small community, the type - from. yes, this is a very small community, the type of - from. yes, this is a very small community, the type of place | from. yes, this is a very small - community, the type of place where everybody knows everybody else. you might see the blue ribbons tied to the railings behind me, a show of support foot and his family. they have been here for the last month or so since jay's disappearance. around town you will see that outsides of houses, there is a community c

mr slater�*s parents have been in tenerife helping with the search. also hope to speak to the authorities to learn more about the investigation. guy hedgecoe, bbc news, tenerife. the glastonbury festival ends tonight, with the american r&b star, scissor, headlining the pyramid stage. shania twain has just performed there, in the famed legends slot. katie razzall�*s at glastonbury. let's go girls! glastonbury has been getting ready. as shania twain so memorably sings to have a little fun. i feel like a woman. and the queen of country didn't disappoint at her glastonbury debut. and there she is, on stage somewhere way across this sea of pink cowboy hats and leopard print outfits. a true legend in the legends slot here at glastonbury. in a year where female voices have sung out across the festival. after dua lipa headlined on friday, other women artists have been wowing the glastonbury faithful, including little simz and paloma faith. when sza takes to this stage later, it will be the first time two female acts have ever headlined here. that comes as a s

tom slater from spiked magazine, good to talk to you, thank you very much.l appear before magistrates this morning charged with murder, after a fatal stabbing in a restaurant in middlesbrough on christmas eve. efreeqi mohamed siddig is accused of killing 41—year—old mazhar ali from stockton—on—tees who died in hospital yesterday. the royal navy says there has been an increase in the number of russian ships travelling through or near the uk's territorial waters over the festive period. on christmas day, hms st albans was sent to escort a russian warship through the north sea as it passed close to uk waters. defence secretary gavin williamson said he will not "tolerate any form of aggression". a british woman being held on suspicion of drug—smuggling will appear in court in egypt later this morning. laura plummer was arrested in october when officials found 290 tramadol tablets in her suitcase, which are legal in the uk, but not in egypt. the shop assistant from hull says she was carrying the pills for her egyptian partner, who suffers from back pain. the nhs

police in tenerife confirm that the search for missing british teenagerjay slater has been called offfter nearly two weeks. and as r&b singer sizza closes glastonbury festival, we'll bring you a special report on this year's women headliners. we start the programme in france where the hard—right national rally party is projected to have taken the most votes in the french parliamentary election. but leaders of the left and centre have called for france to unite against marine le pen in the second round next sunday. in the last hour, the french president gabriel attal has called on voters to not give a single vote to the national rally. translation: night is not a night like any other, you know me, i am night is not a night like any other, you know me, iam not night is not a night like any other, you know me, i am not about to beat about the bush. the lesson tonight is the far right is on the doorstep of power. never before in our democracy has the national assembly risked being dominated by the extreme right as is tonight. our objective is clear, to prevent the national rally from havi

what's behind the slater cle? y., deaths. what's behind the slater cle? ., ., cycle?ok back for at least nine months _ cycle? if you look back for at least nine months now, _ cycle? if you look back for at least nine months now, we _ cycle? if you look back for at least nine months now, we have - cycle? if you look back for at least nine months now, we have seen l nine months now, we have seen increasing violence, particularly in the west bank, and it follows on from a series of deadly attacks that happened in israel early last year. then israel's military launched what it said was a counter offensive in the west bank, nightly raids on palestinian towns and cities, a lot of them concentrated injenin, the refugee camp there. that tensions have been extremely high in the background to all of this. i think, if you look at even wider picture, there is a sense of people giving up hope. it has been 1a years since peace negotiations are stalled, palestinians don't see any hope of a political solution to this at the moment, they don't have faith in their own political leaders

they have not provided any information or any trace of jay slater�*s whereabouts. the investigation they say remains open. that is where we are at the moment. research by the local authorities has been halted, although the investigation remains open. it remains open, there must be a lot of concern locally about what has been happening on the island? yes. happening on the island? yes, understandably _ happening on the island? yes, understandably so. _ happening on the island? is: understandably so. members of happening on the island? 12: understandably so. members ofjay slater�*s family have been in tenerife, in the area to monitor and in some cases take part in the search efforts. his father was here yesterday. with the civil guard and other rescue workers, taking part in that search. a friend of the family who has been here as well said that the family intends to remain on the island, his parents seem to have the intention of remaining on the island for the time being and want to keep searching for him. also, tomorrow they see the intent to speak to the local auth

slater describes _ referring to there? jazz slater describes keeping gavin referring to there?ent, but gives him some illusion of ownership, but not as airy and expertise. i am just pausing there before we consider the remainder of that. did it strike you as dysfunctional that a permanent secretary was describing keeping the secretary of state away from policy development?— development? well, policy development, _ development? well, policy development, i'm - development? well, policy development, i'm not- development? well, policy| development, i'm not sure, development? well, policy i development, i'm not sure, but policy agreement, yes, that would be unusual. we are deep into the way departments work here, which i am not familiar with someone relatively new to the civil service, but, yes, it doesn't sound like a very good setup. it doesn't sound like a very good setu . _ . ., , it doesn't sound like a very good setu, . .,, i, it doesn't sound like a very good setu. ~ , ,, v, v, setup. was it your impression... you were in the — setup. was it your impression... you were in the

to jay slater.- _ now it's time for a look at today's sport with paul. we're entering the business end of euro 2024 as the knockout stage begins later, with two round of 16 matches coming up. both the hosts and the defending champions will be looking to reach the quarterfinals. italy, who won the title in 2021, take on switzerland in the first game of the day. they meet in berlin, while germany's game with denmark is in dortmund, from wherejohn watson looks ahead. yes, all eyes then on the last 16 matches which get under way at this year's euros. we see england in action tomorrow of course, but today, the focus will fall on the hosts germany who face denmark here in dortmund a little bit later on. we are in a park where a lot of the danish fans will be gathering of course, having qualified from the same group. they were in there alongside england, three draws for them, but it's going to be a tough task against the germans who started the tournament so brilliantly, so breathtakingly with that 5—1 win

that human remains have been found on the island of tenerife near to where the british teenager jay slater went missing. the 19—year—old, from lancashire, hasn't been seen since he disappeared last month. a formal indentification has yet to take place, but spanish police say that "all evidence suggests" the remains are those of jay slater. the teenager was on holiday on tenerife and had been at a music festival on the island. he then went to a house several miles away — the last time he was seen. the body has been found not far away near the village of masca. police say he may have suffered an accident or fall, as our correspondent danny savage reports. rescuers today in a deep, inaccessible gorge in tenerife, close to where jason peter was last seen alive. it is here where human remains have now been found, along with his clothes and possessions —— close to where jay slater was last seen alive. it is a month since the 19—year—old into a pattern airbnb in this mountainous part of the island after a night out. jay had been holidaying with friends when he vanished last month. a huge search w

she's been speaking to charlie slater.'m an fa6javelin thrower, and this will be my fifth paralympics. i had to think then! i was like, "oh, my god, is it the fifth"?! five�*s a big number. yeah, it is. five�*s a big number. it really is. but after going to her first paralympics atjust 1a years old, hollie arnold, at 30, is one of paralympic gb�*s all time greats. even going back from 1a—year—old hollie, you learn so much with time. you know, you learn from your mistakes, you learn from winning, you learn from losing. and i think thatjust everything in one, you take that pressure that, you know, that fire in your belly — as me and my dad always says — to every games, every majors, and you go out there and you just do your best. with paralympic gold in her locker from eight years ago, hollie then struggled at tokyo. notjust in the stadium, but out of it too. i lost my identity. i talked about obviously struggling with stuff myself, but i think that the important thing was, i then got to realise that i'm notjust hollie arnol

also tonight, a vigil forjay slater.friends and family gather to remember the 19—year—old, who's body has been formally identified in tenerife. it follows official confirmation here that the teenager died from an injury probably caused by a fall. he's back, bandaged, unbowed. donald trump gets a rapturous welcome at the republican convention. celebrity contestants will now be chaperoned on strictly during training, after controversy surrounding two professional dancers. and the search is on for a new england manager 0n bbc london a vigil is held in east ham after a third child dies later in the hour on the bbc news channel — we'll round up the latest action, hear key interviews and discuss the days biggest talking points from here at the bbc sport center. good evening. there's turmoil in the welsh labour party tonight, after the first minister's decision to stand down. vaughan gething has only been in the job since march, and his replacement would be the third labour first minister this year. today, four senior colleague

meanwhile, there is a high arbor for, christian slater, story. meanwhile, there is a high arborfor, christian slater, who is scratching at the surface of what he thinks is a underlying malaise of the marriage. it is really well judged. i saw it twice in two days and the second time, i thought, what i thought was a great performance is a really, really great performance. in many ways, it's understatement is the thing that may stop it from getting huge awards. so much of what glenn close does is show don't tell. it is very contained, but i think... and the timing, politically, the whole narrative behind is so interesting. it could not have been better timed. i think we could have watched this film at any time. it is very well directed. letting the actors have their space and letting them tell their story. i loved it. and i think you will really like it. i cannot wait. skate kitchen, from everything i have seen a red i can't work out if this is a drama or a documentary. it is a drummed up by the same person who made the wolfpack. —— it is a document

jothohn florence, for the final qualification spot on the us olympic team for next year in tokyo — slatere qualification spot as he bids for an 8th pipeline title. i served this whole year behind the eight ball, i would rather surf from the front, so it is just a mindset you put yourself in, and shortly after that, just relax, breathe, smile, enjoy the moment, you might as well enjoy at. kawai leonard has gone back to the ra ptors, kawai leonard has gone back to the raptors, flippers are up by the end of the third quarter. by for now. we have already had two deep areas of low pressure affecting the weather here in the uk. this was tuesday's brain. the day on wednesday brought lots of showers. this massive cloud is coming in for the day ahead, and we have got further lumps with those weather fronts laying across the atlantic to bring us some further spells of rain. it's notjust rain for the concern for the day ahead, as it comes into the cold air we can see some hill snow as well. we've seen snow showers and thunderstorms which have continued in the north over the night and with those heav

a surf ranch in california 5tarted by kelly slater was the venue for a new world surf league te5t eventing body, was first showcased in 2015 as waves are artificially powered, with slater also taking part despite still having a foot injury. some of the world's best female and male surfers took part with prize money going to charity. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. the same weather system that produced a very wet wednesday in northern ireland is gradually pushing further east across the uk during thursday. here it is. at least to begin today, there will be heavy rain bursts in western areas. we are looking at things at eight o'clock in the morning. you can see it in the west of wales into south—west scotland. all points east of that should be fine and dry. a mild morning compared to wednesday. but the overnight rain is pushing away from northern ireland. something sunny not far away. it is a bit lighter the further north you are. some of us in eastern scotland will start the da

according to mr slater, 300 400 schools, _ hours. schools, you mentioned - hours. according to mr slater, 300| 400 schools, you mentioned them, a00 schools, you mentioned them, 300-a00 a00 schools, you mentioned them, 300—a00 schools needed to be repaired per because of the schools being built with post—war concrete. they were hoping they would get 100-200, they they were hoping they would get 100—200, they say the 100 was cut to 50 per year by the chancellor rishi sunak. that is what he says. we will see what rishi sunak says in response. now, we have the recruitment editor at tes, this was a problem a long time in the making, and we are notjust talking about raac but other manifestations of dilapidation. it’s raac but other manifestations of dilapidation— dilapidation. it's really apparent when ou dilapidation. it's really apparent when you read _ dilapidation. it's really apparent when you read the _ dilapidation. it's really apparent when you read the survey - dilapidation. it's really apparent when you read the survey that l dil

with immediate effect. —— ed slater.de 78 appearances for the team. his diagnosis follows that of other high—profile sportsmen including former rugby league player rob burrow and a scotland rugby union lock forward dodie weir who said they would do everything they can to support ed and his family. there have been an outpouring of good wishes including from his former club, leicestertigers wishes including from his former club, leicester tigers and a former team—mate who says he is with them every step of the way and him being described as a legend. the mnd association tweeted at the family is in contact with his family and offered support to all those affected by mnd. ijust giving page was set up with donations exceeding the £20,000 target within hours. cycling fans will be lining the streets of paris but this year will be able to see a women's tour to france. some of the greatest ever athlete you have probably never heard of, the female cyclist who for too long have felt unrecognised. alfonsina strada, beryl burton, mar

kelly's letter came in to save his partner. —— kelly slater came in.and given a severe reprimand about his future conduct after a social media video from him, which the police described as ‘sickening' — and just a warning there's some flash photography coming up saunders has apologised for the video — in which he tells a woman he will give her drugs to perform a sex action. the british board of boxing control has found him guilty of bringing the sport into disrepute. the fine will go to charity. it was poorjudgement on his behalf and he has a responsibility and he knows that. he has apologised and apologies can be accepted. you can't let things like that happen as a boxer and a high—profile sportsmen not to take advantage of people and hopefully this will be behind him. he is facing a serious fine and i can't think of a bigger fine. that is where we're at. meanwhile tyson fury and deontay wilder will come face to face on monday when the venue for their match up is announced. the pair will fight in december — and fury‘s promoter frank warren has admitte

away from the investigation, jay slater�*s family need answers of their own.e his last known movements. i think it is very important for them, what has happened in the last hours forjay. you can try and help them understand that. yeah. it all looks and feels very different to the place jay knew. a month ago, people in his hometown of 0swaldtwistle tied ribbons to bring hope. tonight, they came together to remember. i used to go out with him round town, and he was such a lovely lad. it's really upsetting. he was just so lovely. he was a really good friend and ijust want him to know that we all miss him. jay slater was 19, a young man, but his mother still described him as "her beautiful boy". "our hearts," she said, "are broken." fiona trott, bbc news, tenerife. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the deadline has passed for ukrainian men aged between eighteen and sixty to update their personal data. those who don't, risk fines and possible prosecution under april's mobilisation law. earlier, queues formed outside enlistment offices. ukrai