alastair durden reports on the preparations in somerset. to be perfect. last couple of weeks, the weather has been really hot obviously so really it is trying to get water into the pitch so it doesn‘t dry out too much because if it dries out too quickly and you get some cracks, you can get uneven bounce. the way we are playing nowadays, they want the best pitch possible on to make sure the bomb icons do at a nice pace for the keeper. 0nce icons do at a nice pace for the keeper. once that happens, i can sit back and relax. ponds and last hosted england for the 1983 world cup. somerset‘s was the star performer. tomorrow, he will be back to watch. i have never seen the ground would suspect and span. everything is perfect including the pitch. they heavily worked hard to get everything right. absolutely jam—packed, taunton. and it was a grand occasion in 2017, they are going to be pleased as punch to get another international, another england match that and i'm sure they will put on a great show. it must have beenjust will put on a great show. i

david shukman, bbc news, at hinkley point in somerset. now on bbc news, the travel show.travel show with me, ade adepitan, coming to you this week from ghana. and it's the perfect place to kick back, relax and look at some of our favourite stories from the programme over the last couple of months. and if you tune in regularly, then you might remember that it was here in ghana, back in april, when i headed off to the twin villages of boabeng and fiema to meet some very special animals. we'll check that film out again in a moment. and also not, we've got me cramming in as much as i can —— and also coming up, we've got me cramming in as much as i can during a six—hour stopover in rome. carmen gets a lesson in rickshaw road rules in tokyo. did ijust make that man crash? and christer heading out into the countryside in spain on the lookout for walks. —— on the lookout for wolves. all great stuff but lets kick off with rajan‘s truly epic journey across india. as the country prepares to celebrate its 70th anniversary of independence, in march, he set off to travel from gujarat i

thousands of people descend on somerset as the glastonbury festival gets underway with heightened securitycoming up in business: oil falls prey to the bears. crude is down some 20% this year — despite opec's attempt to prop it up — and it could have further to go. hello. thank you forjoining us here in russells. it was precisely a year ago that the eu was waking up to a reality that one of its member states wanted out of the european union. one year on, and they are beginning to hear some of the details surrounding that departure. —— brussels. theresa may laid out before her fellow eu leaders last night the plan for allowing 3 million eu citizens the same rights as british citizens, those who are living in the uk, and have been there for at least five years. there are certain other details attached about, but she described the plan as about, but she described the plan as afairand about, but she described the plan as a fair and serious offer, trying to provide certainty and reassurance to those eu citizens. she has also made it perfectly clear that for that to work, there must be what she i

a huge crowd watching them in the somerset sunshine.y, you turn me. it's notjust people famous from the world of music who have been performing at the sea's festival. yes, but his american film and tv star kiefer sutherland, playing country music with his band. drag your feet. across the floor. he said performing at glastonbury was particularly special. it is almost like being invited into a part of history. come on, set the tone. closing this year, ed sheeran. his headline set an emotional climax to a festival that won't be back until 2019. and they say. crossing. -- crowd sings. some of them are just going home 110w. some of them are just going home now. a full from us, see you soon. —— that's all from us. hello there, good morning. the week that lies ahead will be very different from the weekjust gone, because the next few days are looking very unsettled which means we will see spells of rain which could be quite heavy. we start the week with light winds as one area at pressure moves away. —— we start the week with light winds as one

the government approved plans for hinckey point c in somerset nine months ago.passwords to protect against being hacked. an investigation by which? found that hackers could access the provider‘s super hub two router, allowing them access to users‘ smart devices — including a child‘s toy and home cctv cameras. virgin media said the risk was small but advised customers using default network and router passwords to update them immediately. let‘s start with that rather critical report on plans to build a new nuclear power station in somerset. to give you an idea of how big this deal would be — it costs £18 billion — and the electricity the station generates will be enough to power almost 300 million light bulbs at once, charge more than 600 million smartphones at a time, and boil enough water for 85 million cups of tea. but do the economic numbers add up — and did the government get the best possible deal? joining me now is richard black, director of the energy and climate intelligence unit. the auditor says the project is risky and expensive, the government says it

the population of somerset will soar this weekend, as the 35th glastonbury festival gets into full swingadline the pyramid stage tonight. there is extra security at this year's festival, which opened with a minute's silence, to remember those affected by the recent terror attacks, and the grenfell tower fire. here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. the festival began with a minute's silence. musicians and fans remembering those who died at grenfell towers and in the terror attacks in london and manchester. recent events mean already significant security here has increased even further. as thousands of people have come come into the festival, bag searches and body searches. and it's notjust at entry points. across the festival site, random checks as well as a police presence that's hard to miss. the organisers try to make sure festivalgoers feel safe without affecting their enjoyment. people here feel they've got the balance just about right. it's a self policing place. everyone is here for everyone else. looking after each other so i'm sure we'll all be fine. so, you feel saf

david shukman, bbc news, at hinkley point in somerset. it's the toughest task in world rugby.eld in auckland for the first test against the all blacks. we haven't beaten new zealand in the three match series since 1971. our sports correspondent katie gornall is at eden park stadium in aukland. katie, the countdown to kick off has begun? rain and all? indeed, yes. auckland is still waking up here, but already we have seen tens of thousands of lions fans descend on the city and they come here more in hope than expectation because this has to be the toughest test in rugby. a team that's just been together a few weeks taking on the world champions in their own back yard, but there is a positivity around this lions side, but whether it will be there come the final whistle is another question. auckland is undergoing a transformation. the lions are coming and what started as a trickle has become a flood. every day it's getting busier. we're like minions walking around here with our red tops on. i hope it's 3—0 to the lions, but i think it will be really tough. the all blacks at eden

alison holt, bbc news, somerset.oved to be a favourite ever since he went into print. we look back at the life of michael bond. paddington, charming, peruvian, accident prone. the creation of a former bbc cameraman, michael bond. and modelled on his father. good afternoon, he said, coming help you. my father was a very polite man and always wore a hat in case he met someone. and paddington has a lot of him in it. he wrote the first or after it bought the toy bear. he never thought it would be published but it was just the beginning, millions were sold and translated into more than 30 languages. there was of course the tv programme. 32 winter gardens. paddington musical. paddington film. mrs bird made very good stew. friendly, polite, fond of marmalade. there have been many fictional bearers but none quite like michael bond's paddington bear. the author

darren osborne, who's 47 and a father of four who'd been living in cardiff but is believed to be from somersetidential address in the pentwyn area of the city. as our wales correspondent sian lloyd reports. more than a 150 miles from finsbury park, this house in a quiet residential street in cardiff is a central part of police investigation. the home of darren osborne, originally from weston—super—mare, who has been living here for ten years with his partner and four children. this woman and her family moved next door. darren osborne had helped her with diy. just a shock. he seemed an every day guy, i see walking the dog and taking the kids to school. he was never unpleasant to me. did you see him at the house yesterday? yeah, he was singing at dinner time with his kids as normal. his family issued a statement saying: they added: this family run—company has played a part in the investigation. the vehicle used in the attack came from here. managers at the company said they're shocked and saddened by what happened in finsbury park. they say they're helping the investigation. police continue to g

glasgow, 20 celsius. 0f course on wednesday, it is the start of glastonbury, there in seven arr somerset week. thursday, another hot one. see those temperatures starting to lower now across these west areas back to where they should be. the end of the week is looking fresher, but not fresher automatically in the far south—east. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 8pm — the bbc understands that the man arrested for the finsbury park terror attack is darren 0sborne, aged a7, from the cardiff area. he's being held on terrorism charges including murder and attempted murder. one person has died, and eight people were taken to hospital after a hired van was driven into worshippers near the mosque in north london. police have taken away the vehicle for further investigation as witnesses describe the moment the suspect was apprehended. when he was on the ground i asked him, why did he do that, why? innocent people. and he goes, "i want to kill muslims." and a minute's silence is held across the uk for the victims of the grenfell tower fire. police say 79 people are either dead or m

leg spinner mason crane, middlesex opener darvid mallan, surrey‘s tom curran and craig 0verton of somersetsquad. the three match series starts in southampton on the 21st ofjune. there are just 12 days to go now until the first test against new zealand, but the british and irish lions are focused on the fourth match of their tour. that's against the highlanders tomorrow morning. sam warburton returns from an ankle injury to captain the side in dunedin, but still believes he's a doubt to face the all blacks. the lions have three more matches before the opening test, and coach andy farrell believes they're improving on a daily basis as the tour progresses. we have gone hard, fitness wise. that would have had an impact. we are still ramping things up, intensity wise. it is going to be a quality scrum, probably one of the best scrums in the competition. but thatis best scrums in the competition. but that is one that we all forward to. the match will be played under the roof in dunedin with the hosts struggling somewhat this year having been super rugby champions in 2015 and are currently in fou

the population of somerset will soar this weekend, as the 35th glastonbury festival gets into full swing headline the pyramid stage tonight. there is extra security at this year's festival, which opened with a minute's silence, to remember those affected by the recent terror attacks, and the grenfell tower fire. here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. the festival began with a minute's silence. musicians and fans remembering those who died at grenfell towers and in the terror attacks in london and manchester. recent events mean already significant security here has increased even further. as thousands of people have come into the festival, bag searches and body searches. and it's notjust at entry points. across the festival site, random checks as well as a police presence that's hard to miss. the organisers try to make sure festivalgoers feel safe without affecting their enjoyment. people here feel they've got the balance just about right. it's a self—policing place. everyone is here for everyone else. looking after each other so i'm sure we'll all be fine. so, you feel safe?

he made surprise appearance saturday night at trump national golf club in somerset county new jersey, the president posted with the bride, and signed few autographs, as well. newlyweds kristin and tuck very quite a story to tell. they look very excited and very happen. >> i that's "eyewitness news" today at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, for all of us here, thanks for watching. >> and "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. >> and of course you can always visit us on line at cbsphilly.com. >> did you bring any cats with you? >> sure! >> have a great day. we'll see you tomorrow. the young and the restless is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo for 1 year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years. all with a 2-year agreement. switch now at fiosgigabit.com. >> sc

in particular heroes we are standing whether somerset levels hit the sea, the drainage of the levelsperience. you do feel as if you are a long way away from civilisation. in fact we are not that far away. the m5 is just the other side of these powerlines, which are going down to hinkley point nuclear power station just behind the camera mander. as nigel was saying, what have the romans ever done for us? they start of the agriculture in this part of the world. it is now in certain places being reclaimed for wildlife just as it was all those centuries ago. thank you very much, and it looks beautiful down there, absolutely stunning. you are watching breakfast. still to come this morning: we will meet the couple travelling to every single railway station in great britain. that is all 2,563 of them. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news. i'm victoria hollins. a new attempt to tackle youth knife crime in the capital will be launched later by the met commissioner and the mayor of london. later today, sadiq khan will be joined by the co

a huge crowd watching them in the somerset sunshine. # upside down. # oh, boy, you turn me.e been performing at this year's festival. yes, that's american film and tv star kiefer sutherland, playing country music with his band. # drag your feet. # across the floor. he said performing at glastonbury was particularly special. it is almost like being invited into a part of history. # come on, set the tone. closing this year, ed sheeran. his headline set an emotional climax to a festival that won't be back until 2019. # and they say... whatever you think of his music, one quy whatever you think of his music, one guy entertaining that many people with his loop pedal is amazing. guy entertaining that many people with his loop pedal is amazinglj love him. people say he is a lucky busker on one sand and other people say he's a musical genius —— on one hand. i think you have belied way you stand on it. no, i think he is brilliant. i stayed up way too late watching that last night and i should have been preparing for this programme. here is your quirky for the day. it is normally rain

they are looking forward to a music field and a mud free weekend here in somerset.for you because it is interesting, the divide. two leavers and two remainers. remember, there is so much to be determined. we heard from theresa may giving some clarity on the future for the 3 million or so eu citizens here in the uk. they will be offered what is cold uk —— called uk settled status. some clarity on that score, because of course, we still need to hear from the 27 remaining states. at the same time, lots of uncertainty around imports and exports, will we be part of the single market? will we still be a member of some of the key organisations that we belong to? will there be funding for development? all those questions are still unanswered. the business and individuals, workers and staff, a lot of uncertainty still. we are here this morning speaking to voters. we have spoken to local people in this area about what it could mean for them. there is a feeling that perhaps if there was another vote, some people would vote to change their mind. we will get more from here later

alison holt, bbc news, somerset.disaster, 28 years ago. a labour party amendment to the queen's speech calling for an end to the 1% public sector pay cap has been defeated in he commons. police investigating the grenfell tower disaster say they now believe at least 80 people died in the fire, including those missing, presumed dead. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's ftse and frankfurt's dax ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. now, have you ever received a phone call at home from someone telling you there's a problem with your computer and that they can help you fix it for a fee? well, tens of thousands of people fall for the scam every year, forking out in total around £20 million. now four people have been arrested on suspicion of committing fraud, following a joint operation between city of london police and microsoft, as our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones, reports. ever had a call like this? my name is michael from t

well, the sheriffs in somerset county responded to everybody's calls for justice.gosh. before anybody reads this, sit down, take a breath, maybe grab a glass of ice water. i wish i could read the whole thing to you. but essentially they say, yes, this is dangerous. but it's nothing more than a traffic violation. no need to call the lynch mob on this woman. we are investigating this and you just simply don't know the facts behind the case. >> like what explanation could there be for that? >> perhaps she can't afford a car seat. >> yeah. we're quick to judge. based on that first video, we see how easily an accident can happen. you don't want that to happen to that kid. >>> we all know that one person who's like, come on, give me a hug. right here. well, there's an animal version of that. of the avian kind. guys, that's a condor. >> oh cool. no. i want a condor hug. >> that is edgardo. he saved this condor when it was a chick. it had fallen and he nursed it back to health. there you can see how friendly and affectionate this condor is. it is like a dog. it's like a fa

mercer county in central jersey northwestern burlington county in southern new jersey southwestern somerset county in northern new jersey southeastern montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania southeastern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania until eleven fifteen am at seven twenty am doppler radar and automated rain gauges indicated thunderstorms this heavy rain across the warren area up to two inches of rain have already fallen area creeks and streams are beginning to show indications of rapid response to runoff flooding is expected to begin shortly some locations they will experience flooding include philadelphia trenton camden gloucester city bensalem ewing willingboro princeton florence burlington bristol riverside all myron. cost town jenkintown numbers and board in town turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most flood deaths occur in vehicles excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small creeks and streams urban areas highways streets underpasses as well as other drainage areas and low ly

the glastonbury music festival begins in somerset with securityighter than in previous years. it opened with a minutes silence to honour those affected by recent tragedies in london and manchester. a group of schoolboys who wore skirts in protest at not being allowed to wear shorts in the heatwave, will now be able to wear them from next year. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the cladding and insulation on grenfell tower has failed initial fire safety tests according to the police. they say they are now looking at criminal offences including manslaughter — and documents and materials have been seized from a number of organisations. at least 79 people are known to be dead or missing after the blaze at the tower block last week. the nationwide hunt for high rise buildings with flammable cladding continues. the government says 15 buildings across nine local authorities in england have the potentially dangerous cladding, none in wales or scotland, one building is being checked in northern ireland. tom symonds reports. in the first horrifying minu

branwen jeffreys, bbc news, somerset.— such as travel, salaries for her staff and the upkeep of the palaces. the money she receives from the tax purse has increased over the six years by £51 million. last year it worked out at roughly at 65p per taxpayer per year — a figure eoyal aides says is excellent value for money. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell explained the reasons for the rise. the way it's worked out is that in normal times, the queen receives 15% of the net profits of something called the crown estate. this is the estate which owns large parts of london, royal ascot, windsor great park, all sorts of other things. because of the need for this refurbishment of buckingham palace, which is going to costjust under £400 million in ten years, the proportion of the profits from the crown estate, which will go to the monarchy, has been raised to 25% of the net profits. that is what accounts for this increase in the money that is going to buckingham palace. the increase is specifically tied to the refurbishment

police have only a vague description of a man scene walking away from the scene on somerset street. >arrest in new castle county today for a shooting that left a man critically injured. police have charged 30-year-old churchill christie for the jun june 9th shooting in the community of overview gardens. he shot a 27-year-old along briar cliff drive. the victim is still in the hospital in critical condition. christie is facing several charges including first degree assault. >> we have the mug shot of a man charged in a crash that killed a mother and injured her son. police say on saturday, ryan mchugh was driving north on aramingo avenue when his suv jump the curb and hit the mother and her son. 27-year-old rosa rojas tried to save her children. she was trapped underneath the car. she died a short time later. her son jadin has a head jr., broken bones. mchugh face it's numerous charges including homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence. >> happening now the northbound lanes of i-476 closed in montgomery county. at exit 31. skyfox flew over that mess the crews have been cle

this rainbow was captured in somerset from a passing shower. thing will notice today as it will turn that bit fresher and we have sunshine and showers, but not an equal measures. we have the fresh aircoming in behind equal measures. we have the fresh air coming in behind this band of cloud, just moving its way eastwards. you can see the speckling of showers, mostly in scotland and northern ireland. for the bulk of england and wales cricket board of fine weather this afternoon. a bit ofa fine weather this afternoon. a bit of a breeze but some good spells of sunshine. a lovely afternoon across the south—west, 17—18, still a bit breezy but a good deal of sunshine. a bit of patchy cloud. a lovely afternoon on the south coast. but the breeze is there to contend with. maybe a shower for the breeze is there to contend with. maybe a showerfor some the breeze is there to contend with. maybe a shower for some parts of south—east of england but most bases fine and dry. not as warm as yesterday but still 23—24, not too bad for the middle ofjune. other team

thousands of people descend on somerset as the glastonbury festival gets underway with heightened security

hundred county in northwestern new jersey western rim county in northwestern new jersey northwestern somerset county in northern new jersey northwestern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania southeastern northampton county in eastern pennsylvania until four forty five pm at three fifty six pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from your harmony to repose delta perkasie moving northeast at fifty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts. source radar indicated impact damage to trees and power lines severe thunderstorms will be near east and south into milford around four pm washington bloomsbury pleasant valley and grass castle around four zero five pm. at the clinton camp and still around four ten pm highbridge glen gardner from town lebanon and around four fifteen pm cali on sandbrook long valley insurgent villa bound for twenty pm flemington around four twenty five pm people can glance down chester sockets on a candle in cyprus on a around four thirty pm dover mendham and white house station around four thirty five pm other locations impacted by the sev

we saw in somerset today.y. there is a range of weather across the uk. it depends how close you are to high pressure. england and wales closest, more settled compared with scotland and northern ireland, closer to low pressure. more cloud around here, more breeze and occasional rain as we have seen in scotland today. there have been heavy showers around. outbreaks of rain pushing northwards. the starry skies in england and wales. the lowest temperatures in the countryside, away from town city centres, single figures. blue sky to start the day in england and wales. patchy cloud will develop, maybe an isolated shower in northern england. most places continue with warm sunny spells. sunny breaks to scotland and northern ireland. most will be dry. far north—west of scotland will see outbreaks of rain and breeze. a range of temperatures compared with the best of sunshine and occasional i sunny spells. upper 20s in south—east england. in england and wales high pollen levels. for some high uv wales high pollen levels.

wednesday is the start of glastonbury in somerset, and very hot start, but then things will cool offsday is another hot one in the south east and east anglia. the temperatures lower in the western areas, back to where we should be at this time of the year. the end of the week is looking fresher, but not automatically fresher, but not automatically fresher in the far south east. watching bbc news. the headlines at 25 minutes past six. the bbc understands that the man arrested for the finsbury park attack is called darren osborne, he's age 47 and from the cardiff area.

from cracking down on bullying to hearing talks from trans—pupils, this somerset school is building toleranceversity has superior to another person. you can't... diversity has no limits. some of these pupils are anti—bullying mentors supporting others and being supported. anti—bullying mentors supporting others and being supportedlj anti—bullying mentors supporting others and being supported. i was with a partner of the same—sex and we we re with a partner of the same—sex and we were treated like any other couple in the school. that's a lovely thing to be to experience. far too many schools aren't doing enough to help jean far too many schools aren't doing enough to helpjean agers who are grappling with their sexuality or gender. —— teenagers. that puts them at risk of self harm or even attempting to take their own life. teenagers told the charity stonewall... some parents could he has supported as you like... abbey was outed at school and it was among her darkest day. i felt it was like i didn't wa nt day. i felt it was like i didn't want to be here. there was no help. i felt like a freak an

convertido en algo muy personal y ha dañado muchas cosas reacción de quienes hacen vida en la calle, somersetestamente por un trabajo de mantenimiento pamela domínguez/tanaka 15.19 hay que estar pendiente a nuestro camino, si es guiando el volante, si es con nuestro baby, yo tengo un baby la policia investiga las causas del hecho... han venido inspectores... han visto el video y conversaron con testigos... hasta ahora no se habla de penalizar a los encargados ni del trabajo, ni el negocio take natsvo / :2 sec wait for cue cesar --una mujer de carolina del sur se encontr este visitante cesar --una mujer de carolina del sur se encontr este visitante inesperado cuando trataba de abrir la puerta de la casa... --la mujer tuvo que llamar a un cazador para llevarse al caimn, de siete pies de largo, que estuvo esperando en la puerta por casi 40 minutos... --la dueÑa de la casa dice que esta no es la primera vez que recibe a un invitado tan peculiar...en una ocasin encontr en la puerta de su casa una tortuga gigante... ots / lorena --james comey, el ex director del fbi, testific hoy ante un comite del

i‘m in somerset, the biggest ago cultural show in england.k at that. harry is here with me, you‘ve got a job for me, where are we off to? we are going to go and sort out these sheep, but first the news travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i‘m victoria hollins. two people are still being questioned over the fatal shooting of montana abdhou in kilburn. a 19—year—old and 20 year old were arrested in west london on suspicion of murder in the early hours of yesterday. montana was killed near a children‘s playground in malvern road a week ago. londoners are racking up credit card debt to cover the cost of living in the capital, according to a new report. renters in liverpool street, clapham junction, and putney are said to be most at risk of falling into persistent debt — as the report from experian found that people who live in those areas tend to be young and employed — but not saving. naturists are campaigning to be able to sunbathe on hampstead heath this summer. supporters of the naturist action group will be ca

the bbc has been to somerset county. all of us, somebody works in cool. others will follow. they're we are looking at jobs, 180, 150 of them. that is the goal. 150 families all with a good job to support them. many will workers have been goals guys who've been in a coalmine before. it is an opportunity for some of the younger people to stick around, rather than moving somewhere else to find work. that is a bonus for a rural area like this. it is hopeful people here because we saw minds shut down one after the other and we are talking thousands of jobs after the other and we are talking thousands ofjobs that have gone. with the opening of this mine there definitely is a trickle—down effect. one owner of a coalmine who employs hundreds of people, those people go out into the community and they are lying. they have dinner at restau ra nts, lying. they have dinner at restaurants, they go on vacations. write down the road from us and we are excited because i think the first thing many of these guys getting jobs will want to do is purchase a new truck. i think

the government's deal with a french energy company to build a new nuclear power station in somerset haspublic spending watchdog. the national audit office says ministers have locked consumers into paying for hinkley point through a subsidy on electricity bills that's risen from £6 billion to 30 billion. the government says the plant will provide clean electricity for six million homes. 0ur science editor david shukman reports. each scoop of this digger lifts 30 tonnes of earth. look down at the driver of the truck below for a sense of scale. this is where one of two nuclear reactors will stand at hinkley point. 1,600 people work here now, soon it will be 5,000. it's an immense and controversial project, and even now, the national audit office has weighed in, attacking the costs. the government has committed consumers to a risky and expensive deal, with uncertain economic and strategic benefits. the government's case for proceeding with the deal last september was not clear cut. the concern is not so much the £18 billion to build the power station, that's covered by edf of france and cgn

osborne, who's 47 and a father of four, who'd been living in cardiff, but is believed to be from somersettial address in the pentwyn area of the city, as our wales correspondent sian lloyd reports. more than a 150 miles from finsbury park, this house in cardiff is a central part of police investigation. the home of darren osborne, originally from weston—super—mare, who has been living here for ten years with his partner and four children. this woman and her family moved partner and four children. this woman and herfamily moved next door. darren osborne had helped her with diy. usj a shock. -- just a shock. he seemed an every day guy, i see walking the dog and taking the kids to school. he was never up pleasa nt to kids to school. he was never up pleasant to me. did you see him at the house yesterday? yes, he was singing at dinnertime the house yesterday? yes, he was singing at dinner time with his kids as normal. his family issued a statement saying: this family run—company has played a pa rt this family run—company has played a part in the investigation. the vehicle used in the attack ca

hundred county in northwestern new jersey western rim county in northwestern new jersey northwestern somerset county in northern new jersey northwestern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania southeastern northampton county in eastern pennsylvania until four forty five pm at three fifty six pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from your harmony to repose delta perkasie moving northeast at fifty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts source radar indicated impact damage to trees and power lines severe thunderstorms will be near east and south into milford around four pm washington bloomsbury pleasant valley and grass castle around four zero five pm. in the clinton camp and still around four ten pm highbridge glass.

a huge crowd watching them in the somerset sunshine. # upside down. # boy, you turn me... yes, that's american film and tv star kiefer sutherland playing country music with his band. he said performing at glastonbury was particularly special. it is almost like being invited into a part of history. closing this year, ed sheeran. his headline set an emotional climax to a festival that won't be back until 2019. # they say... crowd sings along. lizo mzimba, bbc news, glastonbury.

a huge crowd watching them in the somerset sunshine. # upside down. # boy, you turn me... it's not just people famous from the world of music who have been performing at this year's festival. yes, that's american film and tv star kiefer sutherland playing country music with his band. he said performing at glastonbury was particularly special. it is almost like being invited into a part of history. closing this year, ed sheeran. his headline set an emotional climax to a festival that won't be back until 2019. # they say... crowd sings along. lizo mzimba, bbc news, glastonbury. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. they got away with the weather because it's going downhill, it is quite often muddy there but this year it was dry most of the time, the clouds rolling and of the atlantic, this picture earlier on from cornwall, very cloudy skies. nice picture from scarborough. still some beautiful weather around but the clouds rolling in, thejet strea m the clouds rolling in, thejet stream is pushing in weather systems, this week, not looking too great. gard

meanwhile, in other news: the glastonbury music festival begins in somerset with security tighter than

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on wednesday it is the start of glastonbury in somerset, a very hot start, but then things will be coolingr hot one in the south east and east anglia and the temperatures are lowering in the western areas, back to where we should be at this time of the year. the end of the week is looking fresher, but not fresher automatically in the far south east. to days plus. our top story: a man who drove a man into a group of balloons in north london at understood to be —— muslims. is donald trump in the position or not? his own lawyers into discrete, we are confused. —— seem to disagree, we are confused. as if the situation in syria weren't tricky enough, it is now becoming even more promulgated and potentially dangerous. the russia said any syrian player the flying... the warning comes after the... syrian player the flying... the warning comes after the. .. in a separate incident, in iran, there are guards say the lawn several missiles into eton syria to target islamic state targets. i am joined by bill coen. thank you becoming in. how concerned are you? there have been a sequence of events, russia

ordered a sprinkler system for all three buildings and says it will continue to work with devon and somerseted days after returning from captivity in north korea. 2,500 mourners attended the service at wyoming high school in ohio, where otto warmbier had been a student. he was arrested in the isolated communist country while visiting as a tourist and held in prison for 17 months. when he was released and returned to the united states, he was in a coma, which north korean officials claim was caused by botulism poisoning. the un cultural organisation, unesco, has condemned the destruction of the great al—nuri mosque in iraq, which was blown up by the so—called islamic state group. the bbc‘s team in mosul has sent us these pictures of what's left of the al—nuri mosque and its famous leaning minaret. the iraqi prime minister described the destruction of the great mosque of al—nuri as "an official declaration of defeat" by is fighters. it was where the leader of is made his only public appearance. exactly a month on from the bombing at manchester arena, a teenager whose photo became an iconic ima

. >> and, somerset county new jersey a few dozen demonstrators gathering across from trump national gulf bed minister, rally one of many march for truth rallies happening in cities all across the country today. critics of the president are protesting the trump administration agenda, calling for further investigations into its ties with russia. >> meanwhile, pro trump supporters are also speaking out. fox's garrett ten i reporting from washington. >> our democracy is under attack, what do we do? >> mars for truth, taking place around the country today, protesting president trump's agenda on healthcare, the environment and his relationship with russia. >> what i hope is done is that we're able to pay attention to things that are important to the american people, and not the few, that we can deal with climate change, real, and have people stop denying it. >> rallies in cities across the country including chicago chick, seattle, outside new jersey. some of the mars are also using the rallies to call for greater unity, as a nation. approach each other, and talk with respect, and empathy for o

it happened in 1933 in princess ann maryland in somerset county on the eastern shore. you are about to meet the relatives of the last man strung up by the noose before authorities finally put an end to it. >> here it is. this is the historical jailhouse in princess ann maryland. a nice town, quiet, historic courthouse. so now imagine out here, more than 1000 people, a mob, one night in october of 1933 screaming. they had battering rams with them, baseball bats and other weapons and they wanted inside this jailhouse, where a young man named george arm wood, accused of assaulting an older, white lady was locked up. the crowd eventually used battering rams to ram down the door. the crowd got him and there was going to be a university of maryland eastern shore profess sore dr. kirkland hall and henry giuliani arm wood both distant cousins of the victim that night. >> they went up the stairway and threw him down the stairs. they took him down, and found a tree close to the judge's house. >> reporter: they tied him to the back of a truck and dragged him down this street. alo

in somerset, pennsylvania, lee lard vittert fox news. >> the uss gabrielle giffords is a combat shipits kind to be commissioned it was built in alabama and the navy selected galveston texas to be the see where the ceremony took place because of where giffords husband astronaut mark kelly worked. >>> it's always good to learn something new, and my crew stepped up and actually did a great job doing that. we try to take this over the horizon to make sure we honor her in that way. >> the navy decided to name the ship after the former arizona congresswoman for her resilience she survived an assassination attempt during public appearance six years ago. >>> the fraud is strong in this next story. someone stole $200,000 in star wars memorabilia. it happened monday on a property far far away in california. it is home to the largest private collection of star wars memorabilia. the owner says it took him 40 years to a mass his labor of love. 120 items were stolen but the worst part about this one, the owner believes it wasn't sole len by random stranger but a trusted friend. >> we were totally

she was with friend in the area of kensington and somerset. she took the bus to that location. she got off the bus and was on her way home. she cut through the parkas she normally would and this time she encountered individual or individual who knocked her to the ground, brutally beat her and stabbed her multiple times we are pulling a lot of area video hopefully some of the video will show what happened but it is too early to tell fit is random or if she was targeted for some reason. >> reporter: beside deborah among the people that detectives saw in that surveillance video looking at the park were the three people who called 911. one of them stayed around, and then came to homicide to talk to detectives. two other guys left and understandable because it started pouring rain 3:00 a.m. saturday and police say they will come forward and talk to them again, not suspects they just think they may necessity things that they didn't get to say in the 911 call if you are watching give police a second call. they need to talk to you. >> let get some answers. thank you. 5:07. >>> developi

she was with friend about an hour beforehand in the area of kensington and somerset.the bows that location. she got off of the bus. she was on her way home. she cut through the park, area as she normally would and then this time she encountered, an individual or individuals who knocked her to the ground, brutally beat her and then stabbed her multiple times. we are pulling a lot of area video, hopefully some will show what happened but we don't, too early to tell if it was random or if shy was targeted for some reason. >> reporter: of those three people that called 911 only one stayed in the park and that guy told detectives when they showed up that that he had been previously robbed himself. what captain clark is hoping that the other two do that left the park is come forward again because they obviously noah lot more they were able to tell 911 operator in a hurry. sadly when police first got there deborah gulliver was already dead, pronounced dead at the scene, stabbed at lee 15 times with such force that whoever killed her and was stabbing her, broke the knife from

. >> she was with friend about an hour beforehand in the area of kensington and somerset. she took the bows that location. she got off the bus and on her way home. >> reporter: police say gulliver took a short cut through park behind dobbins high school when she was attacked and killed. her body was found around 3:00 e able to locate surveillance video that shows gulliver entering the parka loan just 30 minutes before. >> in one following her, whoever did this we believe was already, in the park. >> reporter: authorities say that the attacker bludgeoned gulliver in the face pulled her pants to her angles and stabbed her repeatedly from the thigh to her chest, until the blade of the knife broke off inside of her. they still cannot say if there was a sexual assault and have no description of the suspect. >> we're asking for public's help if anyone has any information about this brutal murder, to contact our unit. >> reporter: authorities are also warning people around here to be vigilant, at this time they say they do not know if this was random or if gulliver was targeted.

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i am in somerset, i am in bath, iam taunton? i am in somerset, i am in bath, i am in taunton?us about your view of what has happened, was the prime minister guilty of hubris by running for the selection when she said she wasn't going to and is the result a disaster for the conservative party? no, ithink neither of those things is true. i think an election was going to be inevitable as a result of the brexit vote a year ago and having a new prime minister, that a new prime minister required a mandate ultimately, and it was merely a question of time, as for the conservative party, we seem to be starting out today, where we finished before the last parliament was dissolved, so there isn't much change but there is some rotation andi change but there is some rotation and i think that will probably mean we continue to form the government, so we continue to form the government, so it is not a disaster but it is not as good as it could have been. it is quite strange to say you are back where you were before this election when you did have a majority of 17, before the election, you now