waging war on waste but not new south wales?ory that has not banned these plastic bags. why is that and where is the resistance coming from? everyjurisdiction in australia has either implemented a ban on plastic bags or intends to. south australia started all of this many years ago, so south australia started all of this many years ago, so did tasmania. south wales, australia's most populous state is the odd person out in all of this. the state government says new laws are not needed because, in its opinion, the ban by coles and woolworths, the main supermarket chains here, means that legislation is not necessary. the state government believes supermarkets are doing the heavy lifting. art conservationist would argue that doesn't necessarily solve the whole problem. but every other state and territory in australia is on board and new south wales stands alone. right, and oddly enough china isa alone. right, and oddly enough china is a country that is sticking out as a model for what australia should start doing. china has banned i

fudge, ithink we need clarity. southwest england and increasing into south wales. into south wales. pushingh. around 15 or 16 celsius but for most, temperatures into the '205. most, temperatures into the '205. the rain in wiltshire has worked its way into south wales. way into south wales. on dry weather as showers become fewer in number tonight. fewer in number tonight. in the south, temperatures in the mid genes into tomorrow morning. mid genes into tomorrow morning. here is the weather chart for tomorrow. tomorrow. be between seven to 10 celsius cooler. cooler. where temperatures are in the low 205 at best. thing5 warm into friday. friday. temperatures in the genes for many. for many. across england and wales but for most it is another sunny day. most it is another sunny day. into the weekend, we will see things warm up even further. warm up even further. wales and into next week, it stays dry yet again. 00:29:59,758 --> 477218456:21:29,722 hello, 477218456:21:29,722 --> 954436912:12:59,686 you're 954436912:12:59,686 --> 1431655368:04:29,649 watching 1431655368:04:29,649 --> 1908873823:5

after 11 years in the uk, and mostly in south wales, sujan left the country in 2014. businesses remained. his brother, ataul haque, would end up in spain. sujan told people who knew him that he was going to bangladesh to set up a fabric business. after a brief time there, it's believed he then travelled to turkey, before entering syria and joining up with isis. but his influence also spread to the eastern united states. one of sujan's companies based in cardiff was found to have sent money to a man living in the city of baltimore. newspaper delivery man mohammed elshinawy lived in this working—class suburb just outside baltimore. he didn't know that by the summer of 2015, he was under fbi surveillance. and when they used a warrant to search his house in october of that year, they found evidence that linked him to siful sujan and his company in south wales. the fbi investigation found that sujan's welsh company was sending money to their man in america, mohammed elshinawy, to fund a terrorist attack in the united states. it was relatively small quantities. you're talki

an established part of the bangladeshi community in south wales, he'd studied here and set up his own he lived on this street near pontypridd 7 with his wife and their young son. he ran an it business, and was seemingly doing well. but what no one appeared to know in this south wales community that siful sujan supported the so—called islamic state. he helped develop weapons for isis and funding their terror plots. his influence was widespread 7 using the internet and money from his welsh company, he was able to communicate and conspire with is supporters across the world. american officials were so concerned by siful sujan 7 a man they d identified as a senior islamic state operative — they killed him in an air strike in syria at the end of 2015. sujan was an external operations planner who was educated as a computer systems engineer in the united kingdom. he supported isil‘s hacking efforts, their anti—surveillance technology and their weapons development. now that he's dead, isil has lost a key link between their networks. but that's not the end of the story. sujan's influence conti

and extreme weather is taking it's toll in australia's new south wales. 99% of new south wales is eithern drought, drought onset or on drought watch. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8:00am in singapore, midnight in london and 8:00am in beijing, where chinese officials have a battle on their hands to control public anger after the revelations that one of the country's major pharmaceutical firms has been selling sub—standard vaccines. stocks in chinese medicine and biotech companies have tumbled. worried parents are rushing to hospitals to see if their children's vaccinations are valid. it is just the latest in a string of food ands drug scandals in china. here's stephen mcdonell in beijing china is in the midst of yet another scandal over medicine quality. this timea scandal over medicine quality. this time a mass recall of vaccines. a major drug company has been ordered to halt production on certain lines after it was caught falsifying records and the government is struggling to reassure parents that their children a

new south wales. i had the privilege of being in sydney not long ago and there is this legacy with regard to the public owning the roads, the bridges. but how are they able to sell , in in new south wales terms of convincing the public about taking some of these legacy assets and using the cash for other things? i think this concept of prioritization, we all need to be coming to the table openly on this, but the private sector is not the answer to all ills. the private sector is the not the perfect solution to all of our problems, it is about prioritizing and working out, where can the private sector best integrate and complement and add to a community? where are the projects that private sector involvement can lead to success? versus otherwise? the private sector is not going to be the perfect owner of a school or a park. but, demonstrably, the private sector have in very good owners airports, utilities, telecommunications. and that is something that we see around the world, not just new south wales.

wales. most places dry in the south—east. again getting up to 30 degrees or even a bit higher on tuesday afternoon. into the evening hours, looking dry across the country. tuesday night and wednesday morning, still hot and humid in the south and the east, temperatures here holding up into the mid—teens, slightly fresher further north—west, 11 or 12 degrees our overnight lows across scotland and northern ireland. into wednesday, it looks like a similar day once again. lots of dry weather, so a case of deja vu really with a forecast at the moment. just the odd shower and more cloud in the far north—west and the chance of an isolated shower cropping up across eastern england, but temperatures in the south—east, 31 or 32 degrees, typically into the low to the mid—20s further north and west. now, looking into thursday, we're looking at an area of low pressure trying to approach from the west, bumps into high pressure sitting out towards the east but we may well see a bit of a change in air mass so that hot air that is with us at t

of the university of sydney australia and diana mellon executive director sporting shooters new south wales in an effort to get the facts figures and debate on a strained gun control all the colonies hundred fifty colonies of all the big european him pas did much the same in the lights early nine hundred source and decided that there would be three pillars of gun control one would be that the gun owner is licensed to on a farm just like with a car that the object itself the gun is ridge of stood just as you do with a car but most importantly that having a firearm license permission to use a firearm is a conditional privilege i'm not a right and that's exactly the same with cars you do something silly with a car you can get your license taken away the same thing applies to guns in one hundred fifty former european colonies the stand out nation of course the one nation that decided not to go that way and to go exactly the opposite direction with the second amendment and no registration no licensing is the united states so in order to get you five license you have to do farm safety tests and t

twojust pushing england, south wales, and maybe one or two just pushing through the channel.res down a degree or so with more cloud developing the ring the day. 21— 24. as for fw 19 at wimbledon, i suspect we may start off with sunny skies but a little more cloud is to go through the day. the river charts just a small chance ofa the river charts just a small chance of a shower, this is perhaps overdoing it a little bit but i do not suspect it is going to spoil play that much at all. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, a weather front is pushing out of wednesday into thursday, a weatherfront is pushing into out of wednesday into thursday, a weather front is pushing into the far north—west, introducing a subtle change again for scotland. it will bring more cloud and the odd spot of rain but more importantly winds of the atlantic are calling so a noticeable difference to the feel of your weather on thursday. this guy isa your weather on thursday. this guy is a much of north—west scotland and northern ireland, hires a 15— 18. further south, little in the way of cloud, more

the night we will still have the potential for showers across the channel islands, maybe south wales,ll also feed a lot of cloud in from the north sea across eastern scotla nd from the north sea across eastern scotland and the eastern side of england. 15 or 16 degrees in cardiff. tomorrow there will be a bit more cloud across parts of scotla nd bit more cloud across parts of scotland and northern england, that will retreat towards the coast and still possibly one or two showers across southern england and the south of wales, with the extra cloud those temperatures will be a bit lower. more cloud for wimbledon tomorrow, i wouldn't rule out a shower but it should stay dry. then we look further ahead to thursday, oui’ we look further ahead to thursday, our frontal system working in we look further ahead to thursday, ourfrontal system working in but we look further ahead to thursday, our frontal system working in but if you were hoping for rain there won't be much but it will introduce some slightly cooler air across scotland and northern ireland on thursday but the warmth holds on furthe

you can see them across south wales.s that we have seen around that. showers that we have seen developing, will they do overnight. it will be dry. not as much mist or no cloud, most will be keptin much mist or no cloud, most will be kept in the north sea. a gentle westerly drift. maybe a bit warmer tonight, notably in the south. a band of cloud heading into the uk, and that is honoured by the front. another one of these beat by the front that does not really bring any rain to speak of. what it does is change ourair rain to speak of. what it does is change our air direction. behind that weather front, we get some cooler, fresh error from that weather front, we get some cooler, fresh errorfrom off that weather front, we get some cooler, fresh error from off the hat antic. ahead of it, we still have got the continental heat. temperatures will rise quickly again in the sunshine across england and wales, but it will be quite glad if scotla nd wales, but it will be quite glad if scotland and northern ireland for pa rt scotland

near 30 celsius in the hottest spots in southern areas during monday, the heat to be found across south walesbut much cooler in south—east scotland and northeast england compared with what we had over the weekend. here is that weather front completing its journey south as we go into tuesday, so it will bring that somewhat cooler air further south to where we have seen the highest temperatures recently. on tuesday, more cloud around, although it is still dry. we will not be into the high 20s, just mid—20s, across southern england and south wales. cooler colours to be found elsewhere, so temperatures closer to normal for the time of year, and while most are dry, you could see patchy rain affecting northern parts of scotland and the breeze is coming in towards the north sea coast so it will feel cooler compared to how it has been. this area of high pressure is coming in from the north northeast and there is a decaying weather front towards the far north—west of the uk, which on wednesday could produce patchy rain for north—west scotland, perhaps the northwest of ireland, not amounting to too muc

mandatory reporting is required here in new south wales but it is not the law in every part of australiaed to deal with. the catholic church has been accused as a body of concealing and covering up abuse and some people here responded by asking the pope to take action and sack philip wilson. he is yet to resign as archbishop of adelaide. germany's interior minister horst seehofer has withdrawn a threat to resign, after talks with chancellor angela merkel. he said the two conservative parties in the governing coalition had reached an agreement on tougher border controls. mrs merkel made a deal with other eu leaders to help share the problems faced by country's such as italy and malta, who see some of the highest numbers of migrant arrivals from north africa. andrew plant reports. this was the latest tension at the top of german's politics. horst seehofer threatening to resign, tired, he said of the opendoor migration policy of angela merkel and insisting some migrants should be turned away. now he has withdrawn his threat, the two reaching an agreement, he said, after hours of talk. trans

—west of england and south wales, but a few storms could arrive all as gospel because it is a developing situation, all developing around this very flabby area of low pressure that's bringing that cloud and the potential for some storms. but at the same time, we've got high pressure building in across the north. so on monday, most places are going to have a dry and sunny day once again. there will still be a few storms not far away from the far south—west through the english channel and towards the channel islands. but away from here, no sign of any rain. those temperatures still on the high side for this time of year, particularly high towards the south—east into the midlands. 30 degrees quite likely here. and for the first week ofjuly, not a great deal of change. more dry, sunny and quite hot weather for most. the highest temperatures will be in the south where there is still the chance of one or two thundery downpours, although that threat, that risk, that chance is diminishing as the week goes on. because that high pressure is going to be building

then we saw the wet weather drifting into parts of south wales. the english channel and threatening to move inland farther east. but the tendency overnight is for things to calm down. the cloud that brought some rain in north—west scotland is moving to eastern areas of scotland. it is bringing cooler air, so we will find single figure temperatures in northern scotland. further south after those storms, which is no lower than 70. for monday, we still have a few showers and perhaps the odd thunderstorm close to the south coast. but they are tending to stay out at the. bags of sunshine once again, really hotting up across england and wales, temperatures again going up to 31 or 32 celsius. behind the band of cloud, we have introduced some slightly fresher air for scotland and northern ireland, with typical temperatures in the low to mid 20s away from the north sea coast. as we look ahead to tuesday, we will find the low pressure bringing the showers, tending to diminish, high pressured trying to building across the uk, but it is not particularly domin

then we saw the wet weather drifting into parts of south wales.o running up through the english channel and threatening to move inland further east. but the tendency overnight is for things to calm down. the cloud that brought some rain in north—west scotland is moving to eastern areas of scotland. it is bringing cooler air, so we will find single figure temperatures in northern scotland. further south after those storms, temperatures are no lower than 17. for monday, we still have a few showers and perhaps the odd thunderstorm close to the south coast. but they are tending to stay out at sea. so there is very little rain in the forecast. bags of sunshine once again, really hotting up across england and wales, temperatures again going up to 31 or 32 celsius. behind the band of cloud, we have introduced some slightly fresher air for scotland and northern ireland, with typical temperatures in the low to mid 20s away from the north sea coast. as we look ahead to tuesday, we will find the low pressure bringing the showers, tending to diminish, high pr

, if a shower does crop up south wales, if a shower does crop up what you are, it could be on thehem. some extra clout for northern ireland and western scotland, the odd splash of rain here. for easter in scotland, things are starting out why cloudy but if we look at the forecast for the golf, watch the sky. you will see the clouds begin to thin and breaks as we get on into the afternoon. we will see some spells of sunshine, and getting into the low 20s celsius. the look ahead to sunday, a lot of dry weather around, clout bringing some patchy rain into northwest scotland and perhaps northern ireland, and there will be some spells of sunshine, the best of that sound was a cell. look at the temperatures. up to 28 or 29, perhaps 30 degrees. that is a sign of things to come. as we get into the early part of next week, weather fronts will sneak around, closed the northwest of the country, so a little bit of cloud and rain here but elsewhere, we've got to tap in on some very hot and humid air. tem ptress on some very hot and humid air. te m ptress by on some very hot and humid air. temp

of the university of sydney australia and diana mellon executive director sporting shooters new south wales in an effort to get the facts figures and debate on a strain gun control all the colonies hundred fifty colonies of all the big european him pas did much the same in the lights early nine hundred source and decided that there would be three pillars of gun control one would be that the gun owner is licensed to on a farm just like with a cop that the object itself the gun is registered just as you do with a car but most importantly that having a firearm license permission to use a firearm is a conditional privilege i'm not a right and that's exactly the same with cars you do something silly with a car you can get your license taken away the same thing applies to guns in one hundred fifty former european colonies the standout nation of course the one nation that decided not to go that way and to go exactly the opposite direction with the second amendment and no registration no licensing is the united states so you know to get you fired license you have to do a farm safety test and there'

but, for much of south—east scotland and across england and wales, there will be more warm, sunny spellsnce again, as those temperatures get close to 30 celsius across eastern and south—eastern england. now, early into next week, this weather system will bring some patchy rain through scotland and northern ireland. ahead of that, though, we draw up some even hotter air to england and wales, so the heatwave is absolutely back on. anywhere getting to see some sunshine next week will be very warm to hot, but again, it's got our weather system early on in the week affecting parts of scotland and northern england. highest temperatures in east and south—east england, in excess of 30 once again, and dry. hello and welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the world. i'm nkem ifejika. the headlines: reports donald trump's former lawyer recorded him just months before the us election. a tourist boat has sunk ina us election. a tourist boat has sunk in a river in missouri killing 17. the eu chief negotiator says there isa the eu chief negotiator says there is a progr

the dead of cloud ron southern england and south wales and from that cloud, there will be a few drifting the afternoon. and there will be a few headlines, but by no means everyone was going to see one. but it will have an impact on the temperature, increased clouds are not and the 20s on the chart. the upper 20s, even the 30s are coming back into the weekend and next week. for wimbledon, cloudy skies after all the sunshine so far in the tournament, and yet there is in a chance of showers in the afternoon. because there will be hit and miss. but it is still high pressure, it's not as in control as it has been, gets an attack the weather front coming at to scotland and northern ireland on thursday. this will bring barely any rain, but a hand ireland on thursday. this will bring barely any rain, buta hand of cooler air following find out whether front, scotland and cooler air following find out whetherfront, scotland and northern ireland, temperatures will come down a bit further on thursday, backed by a bit further on thursday, backed by a bit further on thursday, backed by a bit of cloud

. 32 perhaps towards south—east wales and midlandst more cloud coming down these north sea coastal areas but staying dry and warmest of all again across southern parts of england and wales, where, for a little while longer, it will feel rather humid. more sunshine on the way for tuesday. there's still a very small chance of picking out a late shower there for the far south—west but otherwise it's dry, very sunny out there on tuesday, hardly a breath of wind around. strong sunshine and those temperatures beginning to lift a little more for scotland and northern ireland too. now, high pressure is sort of in charge of our weather over the weekend. it's not a particularly dominant area of high pressure, but it doesn't need to be. nothing much is moving, there's hardly a breath of wind again on wednesday, a bit of low cloud coming down through the north sea, but on the whole it's sunny skies, a bit of fairweather cloud developing, few if any showers towards the south—west and the heat continues to arrive at the numbers of 29, maybe even 3a

further south, sunny spells and frequent showers, particularly for wales and south—west england, whereand lightning for part of scotland. further east, central and eastern parts of england, fewer showers, but nowhere immune. everywhere will notice the strength of the wind. these are mean speeds, so gusts will be higher, touching 50 mph for some southern and western coasts. around a 10-12 southern and western coasts. around a 10—12 celsius drop in the temperature. 211—25 for east anglia in the sunshine, but typically 18-22dc. a in the sunshine, but typically 18—22dc. a cool day for northern ireland given the rain and wind. further showers and deceiving. most of them will fade, but we keep some persistent rain north—west scotland, and another spell of rain arriving into wales and south—west england later in the night. for most it is a cool night, fresher and more co mforta ble. cool night, fresher and more comfortable. it is a messy picture tomorrow. more rain to come. once again it will be windy, northern ireland potentially having a dry day. but heavy and persistent rain stretching fro

our last report comes from australia peterhof has been running a vineyard in new south wales for three decades he believes that closer trade ties with the european union could benefit his business. one by with only three hundred inhabitants qualifies as a town by australian standards it is a two hour drive north of sydney and at the edge is a small vineyard. peterhof and his wife have been running it successfully for the past three decades. we are in the middle of the hunter valley southeastern australia second largest wine growing district it's winter a work intensive time for peter the great vines have to be pruned to what we need to wait for the voice to become dormant. and for that we need water to frost so usually it's mid winter before we get the frost for the vons to go to sleep unlike other wine growing districts in southeastern australia there's still little mass production in the hunter valley the region is known for its high quality wines only a small amount is being exploited in many regions of the world seem to protect themselves against foreign winds through restrictive t

warm across the board, certainly england and wales with maybe 27 in the south—east. 0n and wales withastern scotland, with the cloud building across the north—west corner, more of a breeze and patchy light rain in the western hills of scotland, where it will be cooler. low—to—mid 20s in eastern scotland. 25 to maybe 29 degrees in england and wales, certainly in the south and wales, certainly in the south and south—east. and then next week we see a weather front wriggle into the north—west of the country, bringing a breeze, cloud and cool conditions. south and east of that, we tap into some very warm, hot and humid air moving from a southerly direction from the near continent. 0ne direction from the near continent. one or two places in the south—east could reach 32 or 33 degrees. that's your forecast. welcome to newsday. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. the headlines: south korea's foreign minister tells newsday she still believes north korea will denuclearise given time, but she's not yet prepared to put all herfaith in kimjong—un. trust is a tricky word. we go by action. president trump i

then the wetter weather in parts of south wales.f to a certain extent, one or two through being the channel, threatening to move inland. the tendency overnight is for things to come down and the showers to fade away. this cloud is moving into eastern areas of scotland. bringing some cooler air. scotland, single figure temperatures. further south, after the storms, temperatures around 17 or 18. on monday we have one or two showers, perhaps thunderstorms close to the south coast, the isle of wight and towards the west, but staying mostly at the. very little rain in the forecast. really hotting up across england and wales where again we find those temperatures getting up to 31, even 32. behind the cloud, some fresh air for scotland and northern ireland. typical temperatures in the mid to low 20s away from the north sea coast. looking ahead into tuesday, the low pressure bringing showers, diminishing, with high pressure trying to build across the uk but it is not very dominant. it brings sufficient dry weather, so most weathers will be

fire crews have travelled here from as far away as south wales and warwickshire, working in the intenseg flames not just on the ground but also from the air. and it's from there that the scale of the fire becomes clear. strong winds caused two separate areas of burning to merge here, and the flames you can see on the surface are only part of the problem. the fire here is spreading not just through this very dry grass, but also underneath the ground, where the soil is very peaty. firefighters are finding they will put out one area of fire, but the ground underneath is still so hot that it will be back alight just minutes later. and that's a worry for these workers from rivington gardens, a site of national importance, now just metres from the fire. timber! they're chopping down surrounding vegetation to try and stop the flames. well, the gardens are listed at grade two nationally. they're one of the top ten lost gardens in the whole country. the gardens themselves have been listed and 11 of the structures within them mean it's a really important heritage asset. while there are bigger con

can see the red colours indicating that warmer weather across southern and western england, into south wales in fact, some places about 5—10 celsius cooler than they have been. newcastle, for instance, i6 celsius on monday. contrast that with london, still at around 30 degrees or so, but that dry theme sticks across the board. and then, moving through monday evening, then, still a bit more cloud around in the north and east, and we'll start to draw in more of a northerly wind, as you can see those wind arrows around the east coast of england. so a noticeable breeze heading through into the early hours of tuesday morning, and temperatures overnight not quite as hot and not quite as muggy as we've seen recently, particularly if you're nearer the east coast. but down towards southern and western parts, still around 16 degrees, so fairly sticky overnight. tuesday, though, quite a breezy feel if you're exposed to the wind coming in off the north sea around the east coast. breezy through the english channel too. less windy further west, where we've got spells of sunshine, a bit of cloud around too

south wales and southern england the cloud will continue to build.hern ireland. overnight lows, about 10—16. tomorrow that weather front in the north—west will move eastwards through the course of the day. it will be weak, mostly bringing cloud and the odd shower but that will be at. for the rest of the country, for england and wales, we‘re looking at a brighter day, more sunshine, particularly in the south. that means temperatures will be higher. we could be back up at 29 around the london area, for example. but for scotland and northern ireland we are looking at 26—27 today and tomorrow, much fresher. it will be between 19 and 21. but then as we head into the weekend, temperatures start to pick up once again. let‘s see how the weather is out on one of our high streets this morning. out for us is sean coughlan. generally it is reassuringly cloudy here in stockton on tees this morning. it is quite nice to have a day off from the heat! stockton is a good example of a town centre which has try to do something. there used to be a huge road running throu

then the wetter weather in parts of south wales.off toa we've also seen showers easing off to a certain extent, one or two through being the channel, threatening to move inland. the tendency overnight is for things to come down and the showers to fade away. this cloud is moving into eastern areas of scotland. bringing some cooler air. scotland, single figure temperatures. further south, after the storms, temperatures around 17 or 18. on monday we have one 01’ around 17 or 18. on monday we have one or two showers, perhaps thunderstorms close to the south coast, the isle of wight and towards the west, but staying mostly at the. very little rain in the forecast. really hotting up across england and wales where again we find those temperatures getting up to 31, even 32. behind the cloud, some fresh air for scotland and northern ireland. typical temperatures in the mid to low 20s away from the north sea coast. looking ahead into tuesday, the low pressure bringing showers, diminishing, with high pressure trying to build across the uk but

earlier on we had some thunderstorms focus towards england and south wales.earlier bought some spots of rain into north—west scotland. the cloud bringing some fresh air to northern scotland. contrast that temperature with the much more humid feeling whether we have in the south. one or 200 showers not far away from the south coast. most of them probably in the english channel or over the near continent. a lot of dry weather and sunshine as well. fresher feeling for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures into the mid—20s at best. further south the growing heat up to 30 or 31 again. over the week ahead we are hard pushed to find any rain at all. showers in the english channel are fading away. on the whole it should feel very warm. this is bbc news. the headlines: more than a hundred firefighters battle against a rapidly developing blaze on the moors in lancashire which fire crews say could last the rest of the week. a major incident has been declared here after strong winds caused two fires to merge near communication masts on saturday. the flames have eve

but, for much of south—east scotland and across england and wales, there will be more warm, sunny spellses get close to 30 celsius across eastern and south—east england. now, early into next week, this weather system will bring some patchy rain through scotland and northern ireland. ahead of that, though, we draw up some even hotter air to england and wales, so the heatwave is absolutely back on. anywhere getting to see some sunshine next week will be very warm to hot, but again, it's got our weather system early on in the week affecting parts of scotland and northern england. highest temperatures in east and south—east england, in excess of 30 once again, and dry. this is bbc news. i'm nkem ifejika. our top stories: questions surface after reports that donald trump's former lawyer secretly recorded him discussing payments to silence former playboy model karen mcdougal, just months before the us election. police confirm nine members of the same family were among those killed when a tourist duck boat sank during a storm in missouri. with just months left to finalize a brexit deal, the eu'

scotland and north—east england to the day tomorrow, some in southern england, may be pushing into south wales will keep it cooler compared with elsewhere. the easterly breeze particularly into england and wales, quite noticeable for one more day. high teens across that east coast inland, temperatures is higher in the sunshine and up to the 20s in southern england. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: how many of you? 30? —— i3. the moment 12 boys and their coach, who were missing for more than a week, are found alive in caves in thailand. firefighters warn it could take weeks to tackle fires on moorland across lancashire and greater manchester. theresa may draws up an alternative solution for the uk's post—brexit customs arrangements with the eu as she attempts to resolve cabinet splits on brexit. and also this hour, all eyes are on gareth southgate as england gear up for their match with colombia. expectations are rising as the team arrive in moscow, and fans wait to see which players will make the cut. and in tennis, serena williams beats arantxa rus

—west of england and south wales, but a few storms could arrive all n't take the position of those areas of rain as gospel because it is a developing situation, all developing around this very flabby area of low pressure that's bringing that cloud and the potential for some storms. but at the same time, we've got high pressure building in across the north. so on monday, most places are going to have a dry and sunny day once again. there will still be a few storms not far away from the far south—west through the english channel and towards the channel islands. but away from here, no sign of any rain. those temperatures still on the high side for this time of year, particularly high towards the south—east into the midlands. 30 degrees quite likely here. and for the first week ofjuly, not a great deal of change. more dry, sunny and quite hot weather for most. the highest temperatures will be in the south where there is still the chance of one or two thundery downpours, although that threat, that risk, that chance is diminishing as the week goes on. becaus

in spots just to the south of the ma, could be some showers breaking up, maybe one or two across south waleswith sunny spells, temperatures well into the 20s. small chance for shower across northern england. figure cloud and some splashes of rain. it would be clear but for eastern scotland things should brighten him as the day wears on. this is our forecast for the golf. a pretty cloudy start for the day. i'm hopeful that that cloud will break. we will see blue skies coming through, eventually some sunshine and those temperatures getting up into the 20s. what about sunday's forecast. largely dry for some. eastern scotland doing quite nicely for sunshine. northern ireland, weston scotland, a little bit of rain at times. a slightly cooler feel, but look out to the south and those temperatures once again i heading upwards. that is a trend that will only continue. this weather front is still wriggling around into next week across northwestern areas, still the potential for some cloud, rain and cooler conditions here. elsewhere tapping into this very warm and humid air, in fact increasingly hot a

up across other southern counties of england, there's a small chance for a shower, maybe south waleslly fine, dry and warm here. 27 degrees in london. 2a in birmingham. fine for much of northern england. but northern ireland and western scotland, here, thicker cloud and the odd splash of rain into the western isles. but for eastern scotland, i'm hopeful that we'll see a little bit of brightness. so this is the forecast for the open golf at carnoustie. cloudy to start, but watch the sky. we're expecting that cloud to break up into the afternoon. some blue sky coming through, a little bit of sunshine which will lift temperatures up to around 22 degrees. now we look ahead to sunday, and again, we're in that mostly dry regime across england and wale. and also eastern scotland, actually, will see some bright spells and sunshine at times, lifting those temperatures all the way up to 29, maybe 30 degrees. always a little bit cooler across the northwest while we have that extra cloud and some splashes of rain courtesy of this weather front, which willjust continue to wriggle around as we go

across much of england and wales, in fa ct a across much of england and wales, in fact a bridge is probably higher towards the southower in england and wales for thursday. looking further into the weekend, north, north scotland could see rain but elsewhere high pressure is building and plenty of very warm to hot sunshine out there. you're watching beyond 100 days. england did not score during our break but we are still here. our top stories: 12 boys and their football coach who are trapped in a flooded cave in thailand have received their first food and medical treatment for 10 days. all eyes — including mine — on moscow where england are right now kicking off against columbia in the world cup. still drawing 0—0. coming up in the next half hour: as new york prepares to report to the united nations on its progress on tackling climate change we speak to the people feeling its effects already. celebrating 100 years of the royal air force — we take a look at events planned across the uk to mark the occasion. let us know your thoughts by using the hashtag #beyond0nehundreddays it's been a day of roller coaster emotions

but, for much of south—east scotland and across england and wales, there will be more warm, sunny spellssouth—east england. now, early into next week, this weather system will bring some patchy rain through scotland and northern ireland. ahead of that, though, we draw up some even hotter air to england and wales, so the heatwave is absolutely back on. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with rachel burden and charlie stayt. our headlines today: 17 dead, nine of them from the same family. tributes are paid to the tourists who drowned when a duck boat sank in the us state of missouri. not so clever — mps deliver a damning verdict on the rollout of energy smart meters. on the trail of a nerve agent, police in salisbury search for clues, as novichok victim charlie rowley is released from hospital. big hits from fleetwood and mac leave them well—placed at the open. england's tommy fleetwood is just one shot off the lead at carnoustie, while northern ireland's rory mclroy is also right in the mix. boxing, mindfulness and financial management. we will hear about a 21st—century revamp for the gi

north—west, breezy across northern scotland compared with elsewhere but for much of south—east scotland and across england and walesarm to hot once again as those temperatures get close to 30 across eastern and south—eastern england. early into next week, this weather system will bring patchy rain into scotland and northern ireland. ahead of that, though, we draw up even hotter air to england and wales and the heatwave is absolutely back on. this is bbc news. our top stories: questions surface after reports that michael cohen, donald trump's former lawyer, secretly taped him discussing payments to silence a former playboy model two months before the us election. police confirm nine members of same family were among those killed when a tourist duck boat sank during a storm in missouri. with just months left to finalise a brexit deal, the eu's chief negotiator says there is progress, but there is still work to be done. former cricketer imran khan remains the frontrunner in pakistan's elections next week. but is the campaign being overshadowed by his links to the military? and we meet meghan, the nine—year—old helping

to the north of that cloud across south—east of scotland, fresh air, the bridges in the low 20s in england and walesybe 32 degrees across south—east wales and the midlands. high pressure is in charge over the weekend, not a dominant area of high pressure by any means, keeping most of the showers away over towards northern parts of france. still the potential for one northern parts of france. still the potentialfor one or northern parts of france. still the potential for one or two to get close to the channel islands and the far south—west, but on the whole, a lot of dry weather, sunny skies as well and really heating up. further north, bursting bridges rising across scotland but all this horse —— just towards the southern parts of england and wales and the midlands. the hottest weather, the more humid weather is probablyjust across the other side of the channel, this is where we will find most of the storms as well. few, if any showers towards the south—west and again, lots of sunshine and cloudy that north sea coast, some patch of fairweather cloud developing through the day. to bridges to 60 degre

but, for much of south—east scotland and across england and wales, there will be more warm, sunny spellss eastern and south—east england. now, early into next week, this weather system will bring some patchy rain through scotland and northern ireland. ahead of that, though, we draw up some even hotter air to england and wales, so the heatwave is absolutely back on. anywhere getting to see some sunshine next week will be very warm to hot, but again, it's got our weather system early on in the week affecting parts of scotland and northern england. highest temperatures in east and south—east england, in excess of 30 once again, and dry. this is bbc news, the headlines: there are reports that us prosecutors have seized a recording of a conversation between donald trump and his former lawyer, michael cohen, in which they discuss a payment to former playboy model, karen mcdougal. the conversation is believed to have ta ken place just before the 2016 presidential election. 17 people, including nine members of one family, are now known to have died when their tourist boat capsized and sank durin