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iam right during the birmingham two thirds and 22.ust about filtered out ahead of a busy evening session with six gold medals up for grabs and team england in two of the gold medal races, the men's team pursuit and men's team sprint. we also seen a crowd favourite dame laura kenny back on the track after a very difficult year for her personally, she and her english team—mates are into the bronze medal race in that women's team pursuit and they will go up against team wales. it's been a good morning for team scotland with eileen mcglynn giving herself the chance of her first ever commonwealth gold medal after winning medals. and then the man trying to become the most decorated scottish athlete in history going in the men's tandem time trial. we have had david beckham and ronaldo in action here at the velodrome today. not the footballers but two very promising cyclists from india! laura scott, thank you very much. nesta mcgregor is at sutton park where the sprint traithalon was held this morning. what is happening? good afternoon. the f

this week, iam in and a day trip to a thai prison anyone?south of mexico city, unesco world heritage list and one of the country's must see destinations. this sprawling network of canals was first built by the aztecs and stretches over 180 kilometres. not surprisingly, the area it now attracts masses of tourists every year. check out all of these amazing boats. they are so colourful. i am here to meet carlos diaz, one of the best tour guides in town. but, this isn't your typical sedate trip along the river. i was honestly expecting to go on a quiet little boat ride, but displays is a real fiesta. little boat ride, but displays is a realfiesta. we little boat ride, but displays is a real fiesta. we are stuffed in a trafficjam of ten different boats! tourist boats, shopping boats. floating band boats. singing. woohoo! applause. away from the joyful chaos, i want to talk to carlos about life on the canals. that's if i can keep us dry, of course! how important is tourism to xochimilco? how has the area changed in that time? i mean, having grown

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iam i am pulled scott with the latest from the bbc sport centre this lunchtime.rly five years in the making — but the wait is almost over. the 2022 commonwealth games opening ceremony takes place this evening in birmingham. peaky blinders creator, steven knight, is producing the event, duran duran headlining. 0rganisers have given us a taster of what to expect at the alexander stadium. we are trying to tell a really big story and there is a big story to tell about this place. birmingham is an extraordinary place in the midlands, an extraordinary, pioneering place. it has an incredible history and a really exciting present as well. we have these screens, we have black sabbath making an appearance. some great younger artists performing. it is the story, it is 30,000 volunteers who have made the show, 2000 in the cast. an audience of over a billion. i have never done anything on this scale. well the commonwealth games isn't the only major sporting event taking place in england. the women's euros final is at wembley on sunday. england will take on eight—time champion

iam in kenya. i anthony mcgill and, i'm an engineer. i am in kenya.uite good taste, and its looks. a man introduced me to the fruit. a kilo of the fruit would be upwards of $14. i began my orchard from extremely humble beginnings. it actually took almost eight years to establish it, why? because i bought the fruit but my friend but i extracted tiny seeds from that fruit, and that is where i began myjourney. and, bravo my establishment cost while high but it took eight years. after that in one and half years we have been able to get the fruit from mature plants. my biggest challenge of starting from scratch, as you do not know anything, you are discovering every step of the way. how much water does it require? another thing was about pests. what pests attack plants? you have to watch the _ pests attack plants? you have to watch the pests. _ pests attack plants? you have to watch the pests. there i pests attack plants? you have to watch the pests. there are | to watch the pests. there are always pests, a really lovely story to see some success indigent.

ok, iam lucky. it curfew, 11 o'clock? is that still on? ok, i am lucky. it is 20 minutes to 11.for two days under the roof, with rafa nadal. it is not pleasant if you cannot finish the match on the same day. i am glad i did and looking forward to the next game. in the women's draw third seed, 0ns jabeur, is into the quarter—finals after the tunisian won in straight sets over belgium's elise mertens. jabeur is the highest remaining seed and after her 7—6, 6—4 win, now faces 23—year—old czech marie bouzkova in the last eight. later on monday, men's second seed rafael nadal goes up against dutchman, botic van de zansculp, in the last 16. the spaniartd has won the first two grand slams of the season and is a two time winner at wimbledon, his last title here 12 years ago. and former world number one, simona halep, will face a spaniard herself in women's fourth seed paula badosa when they take to centre court. the romanian was champion here in 2019, while badosa has never gone further than the 4th round at these championships. belgium's wout van aert has kept the leader's yellowjersey

iam i am blown away by how many people are becoming past us.itting and there. it is been constant since 1pm this afternoon. ever hopefully how this competition will make the women's game a lot more accessible in this country. just look around, save yourself it is doing it right now. i wanted to say this, three lions on the street, look at this, here we go. we have got some england super fans right here. i have stopped you from going into the game. i won't keep you too long. how good is it to be at wembley. is keep you too long. how good is it to be at wembley-— keep you too long. how good is it to be at wembley. is awesome, amazing. so roud of be at wembley. is awesome, amazing. so proud of the — be at wembley. is awesome, amazing. so proud of the girls, _ be at wembley. is awesome, amazing. so proud of the girls, we _ be at wembley. is awesome, amazing. so proud of the girls, we are _ so proud of the girls, we are honestly— so proud of the girls, we are honestly on cloud nine. come on england! — honestly on cloud nine. come on england! last st

but i think at the moment iam beginning and so on. i am beginning to think we have got to do something almost in the middle. i really want, iam to do something almost in the middle. i really want, i am excited to see who becomes the new prime minister. and equally eggs excited as to who is going to be in the cabinet. that will change the way things go. i am not leaning one way or the other. things go. i am not leaning one way or the other-— or the other. you are sitting on the fence at the _ or the other. you are sitting on the fence at the moment. _ or the other. you are sitting on the fence at the moment. traditionallyj fence at the moment. traditionally conservative party members when voting for a new leader, it has happened quite a few times in recent years, vote early. you are clearly undecided. are you in the minority or do think some of your 400 members where you are are like you? i or do think some of your 400 members where you are are like you?— where you are are like you? i hope the are. where you are are like you? i hope th

iam i am positive. iam positive. i i am positive. i am positive.when they realise that. russians do not need mariupol, they do not need on bass. it is ukraine or nothing. which means that even if they stop now, ukraine will take it back. it is just a matter of time. take it back. it is 'ust a matter of timeh take it back. it is 'ust a matter of time. what has happened _ matter of time. what has happened to _ matter of time. what has happened to the - matter of time. what has happened to the steel- matter of time. what has l happened to the steel that matter of time. what has - happened to the steel that has been left behind? do we know what the russians have done with it? ., ., , ., with it? from what i understand the steel has _ with it? from what i understand the steel has been _ with it? from what i understand the steel has been stolen - with it? from what i understand the steel has been stolen from. the steel has been stolen from the steel has been stolen from the mills of the port. i do not even hide it. they make it a public announcement. som

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that is quite a bit of pressure on your shoulders, yes, iam not jealous of that because i didn't dou~h that in the singles, i always found it tough with _ that in the singles, i always found it tough with the _ that in the singles, i always found it tough with the crowd, _ that in the singles, i always found it tough with the crowd, they - that in the singles, i always found it tough with the crowd, they are l it tough with the crowd, they are doing the opposite, doing the example of andy murray and tim henman, they love playing in front of the british crowd and long may it continue. ., _, of the british crowd and long may it continue. ., h. g ., continue. long may it continue. john llo d, continue. long may it continue. john lloyd. thank — continue. long may it continue. john lloyd. thank you _ continue. long may it continue. john lloyd, thank you for _ continue. long may it continue. john lloyd, thank you forjoining - continue. long may it continue. john lloyd, thank you forjoining us - lloyd, thank you forjoining us here. we are so optimistic about the hopes at the moment, heathe

for now, iam louis is it for this addition of the papers. for now, i am louis vaughn jones.is week's cinema releases is, as ever, mark kermode — hi, mark. so we have an interesting week. we have thirteen lives, which is a real—life rescue drama. we have dc league of super—pets — i mean, pretty much does what it says on the tin. and fire of love, a volcanic love story. quite a mixture. yes, so let's start with thirteen lives. this is a dramatisation by the director ron howard of the thai cave rescue of 2018, about which there was a documentary recently that we discussed... yet, not that long ago. that's right. ajuniorfootball team and their coach, 13 of them trapped in a cave following flooding. the screenplay is by william nicholson, as i said, ron howard, who's a very good director and has, in the past, directed things like apollo 13, which is again, a real—life rescue mission. colin farrell and viggo mortensen — who you wouldn't recognise when they come on screen — as the british cavers who first find the boys and their coach. here's a clip. you are very brave. how do you

iam i am frankie mccamley.: england's lionesses will attempt to make history this afternoon when they take on germany in the final of the european championship. the office of the prince of wales has insisted that all rules were followed when the prince's charitable fund took a donation of £1 millon from the bin laden family of saudi arabia. just days before ballot papers arrive with tory members, rishi sunak and liz truss set out new promises on health and education. the chair of the public inquiry investigating the post office scandal has called for the process of compensation for victims to be sped up. now on bbc news, take me to the opera. zeinab badawi heads to la scala in milan, one of the world's most prestigious opera houses, where she meets the teams of creatives who are involved in staging a traditional opera. i've been an opera fan for decades, and i want to share my passion with you. so i'm on a mission to find out how opera is making itself fit for the future. this time i'm meeting some of the top c

iam here so incredible. these are incredible.meet carlos diaz, one of the best tour guides in town. but this isn't your typical sedate trip along the river. i was honestly expecting to go on a quiet little boat ride, but this place is a real siesta. we are stuck in a trafficjam of like ten different boats. tourist boats, shop boats... floating band boats. there is a mariachi band! this is unreal. singing in spanish. applause. away from the joyful chaos, i want to talk to carlos about life on the canals. that's if i can keep us dry, of course! how important is tourism to xochimilco? how has the area changed in that time? imean, i mean, having grown up here in this area, how do you feel when you notice all these changes? but the problem is much bigger thanjust tourism. these than just tourism. these wetlands are the lungs of mexico city, and provide the capital with around a third of its drinking water and a huge amount of food. professor rodriguez vasquez has been monitoring the solution, and it is pretty plain to see why this sit

now, of course, iam not the same fatih birol. i am, i think, two years older.climate crisis is still one of the top priorities for me and for my agency. but we are now going through a war time. there should be, there could be, some temporary measures to go out of this difficult, the danger zone. and when we look at the future, i see that the future is going to be dominated by clean energy technologies. and i want all the governments and the businesses around the world, they should not use the putin's invasion of ukraine in order to justify their large—scale fossil fuel investments. i think this would be factually wrong and morally wrong, because if you make today a large—scale fossil fuel investments, for example, coal mine, opening, investing in a coal mine, the first coal will come to the markets in 5—6 years of time. and at that time, 5—6 years of time, i am not sure there will be a need for more coal for the world. there is a business risk there and, as i always say, there is a major climate risk, as well. you can dress it up any way you want, but ultimatel

iam happy also for international football, and finished, i'm happy.nationalfootball, and i think this court took this matter very seriously, and together with my lawyer, we... very seriously, and together with my lawyer. we- - -— lawyer, we... biggest win of your life, biggest _ lawyer, we... biggest win of your life, biggest victory _ lawyer, we... biggest win of your life, biggest victory of _ lawyer, we... biggest win of your life, biggest victory of your - lawyer, we... biggest win of your life, biggest victory of your life? | life, biggest victory of your life? it is justice, life, biggest victory of your life? it isjustice, but life, biggest victory of your life? it is justice, but it is a victory for me definitely, sure stop loop is what is set for seven years. == for me definitely, sure stop loop is what is set for seven years.- what is set for seven years. -- is what is set for seven years. -- is what i said- _ what is set for seven years. -- is what i said. seven _ what is set for seven years. -- is what i said. seven years, - what is set fo

if you want to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma iam i am looking forward to hearing. still to come on the programme: how to stay cool in a heatwave — we give you some tips on how to stay safe during these soaring temperatures. radio: i see you coming down the ladder now. i that's one small step for man... ..one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight. for the first crash - in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. _ it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia but now, a decade later, it's been painstakingly rebuilt and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity and an increase in malfunctioning sperm unable to swim properly. seven, six, five... thousands of households across the country are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potter. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. 0ur headlines: warnings of a "heat apocalypse" as a blistering heat

iam back i am back at 7pm and of course i have a full half—hour discussion of the departure of borisjohnson minister on dateline london. we willjoin the team for sports day in a few minutes and now time for a look at the weather with nick. hello. the technical definition of a heat wave is for three consecutive days of temperatures above a certain threshold, which is different depending on where you are in the country. it does look as if some spots in wales, so not widely in wales, but more of england will reach that threshold and hit the heatwave criteria from the period sunday onto monday, before things cool down again. it will also be turning warmer for a time in scotland and northern ireland. that's as high pressure moves right across the uk this weekend, before slipping away into next week. of course, with high pressure, that means more dry weather around. this is the next five days of rainfall. and there will be very little, if any, rain hitting the driest parts of particularly wales and england, the areas that are going to see the highest temperatures as we go through the next several

advocated for that particular bill, i testified in congress and shared some policy recommendations, iamuch bipartisan support with overwhelming positive vote. at same time, i'm very concerned that those who are advocating for one particular industry, very important industry, it's good for the climate, good for the environment, good for us, makes our lives much easier, sensible. but at the same time, those who are advocating a favour such as you mentioned missing the point that we cannot compete with a country that uses slave labour for the production of solar panel. without a full implementation of the uyghur forced labour prevention act, which i think in my mind, the most significant legislative mandate that congress put in place since china joined the wto and addressed some of the lingering issues we will not be able to clean forced labour—produced products out of a global supply chains without adequately addressing. so that law is important but it not can address the problem, that has to be a global effort. right. hang on, you are raising interesting points, not least when you're tal

. ~ ., ., iam that should they get into the final two. . ., ., iam back two. who are you backing?ack in grant shapps. grant shapps is a i in grant shapps. grant shapps is a formidable communicator and served in the cabinet and is a great campaigner. my majority is 2518 in peterborough, i want to retain my seat. i want a conservative government and we will not have one unless people like me retain our seats and that�*s why i think grant shapps is the best person to lead our country and ensure we went the next election. see our country and ensure we went the next election-— next election. see the best vote winner? his— next election. see the best vote winner? his critics _ next election. see the best vote winner? his critics say - next election. see the best vote winner? his critics say he i next election. see the best vote i winner? his critics say he presided over transport chaos in this country. over transport chaos in this count . ., , over transport chaos in this country-— over transport chaos in this count . ., , ~ ., country. rail strikes after rail strikes. grant _ country.

you know, iam not an what is known as the barbara bowman. on, this is different, this was different than. but has there been a result of that of a certain nervousness about going for big tax cuts when inflation is rampant in the economy? is there a counter argument? is there a position that you could argue that liz truss could be right, something is needed to do, kind of if you like to kick—start the economy, and certainly her argument is about growth, the biggest it has been since 15 years between 1919 and 1934. we have had the weakest in the period just before the pandemic. that was our week is 15 years of growth since then. b. week is 15 years of growth since then. . ., week is 15 years of growth since then. �* ., ., week is 15 years of growth since then. ., ., ., , ., ,, week is 15 years of growth since then. ., ., ., , ., ~',, then. a lot of trades talk about this idea that by _ then. a lot of trades talk about this idea that by reducing - then. a lot of trades talk about j this idea that by reducing taxes then. a lot of trades talk abo

iam glad you brought up the issue of electricity supply because of course that is such a major concerne of the solutions that have been thought of in terms of environmental policies to prevent thought of in terms of environmental policies to prevent this thought of in terms of environmental policies to prevent this sort thought of in terms of environmental policies to prevent this sort of thought of in terms of environmental policies to prevent this sort of thing happening in the future? definitely, i think, happening in the future? definitely, ithink, china's government is really concerned about climate change, and also committed to work on their electricity and climate neutrality and also to embrace the carbon targets. china's government is promoting urban greenery, to promote cities to include a green area, and also try to change the transport system to enforce the electric buses. now this is happening in a lot of major cities. so, i think china is doing a lot to take action to cut the carbon emission in cities and also in the rural area, trying to promote more green areas, and that

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if you are angry today, iam here violence. if you are angry today, i am here to tell you, be angry. i am furious that yet more innocent lives were taken by gun violence. i am furious that their loved ones are forever broken by what took place today. i am furious that children and their families have been traumatised. i am furious that this is happening in communities all across illinois and america. that was 18 pritzker- — for more on that story, let's hear from chrisjones who is an editor with the chicago tribune newspaper — hejoins us now. thank you forjoining us. some strong words, words of fury from jb pritzker there. strong words, words of fury fromjb pritzker there. i suspect for people in hyland park are deeply upset and shocked, and certainly stunned perhaps you can give us an idea of this part of chicago, it is not the place you would expect to get a scene like this? it's not, it's a very beautiful place. it is the place that you go to sort of escape are busy life of the city, if you like. it is very affluent, it is very peaceful it has beautiful homes, it is right by lake

iam not will be needing the votes of his colleagues.s. i am not sure, i do not buy the argument list links to a dysfunctional government. i think it provides stability but only if the prime minister meets his promise to intervene in the big calls and to allow broad cabinet collective responsibility. d0 allow broad cabinet collective responsibility.— allow broad cabinet collective resonsibili . , , responsibility. do you believe his romise responsibility. do you believe his promise not _ responsibility. do you believe his promise not to _ responsibility. do you believe his promise not to make _ responsibility. do you believe his promise not to make big - responsibility. do you believe his promise not to make big and - responsibility. do you believe his - promise not to make big and unusual policy changes? i promise not to make big and unusual policy changes?— policy changes? i think it would have been _ policy changes? i think it would have been better _ policy changes? i think it would have been better if _ policy changes? i think it wo

was actually that those around him weren't too glum, i am told, a those around him weren't too glum, iamtreet insider was explaining for why there were so many smiles behind those close doors after such a sharp resignation speech. the focus will move away from here now. it will move to the wider westminster village when we find out who the next prime minister will be, as a conservative announce next week how the contents will work, the timescale, but what we expect autumn, there will be a new prime minister after the tory mps have whittle down contenders to two and sent them out to what a country where conservative members will have the postal ballots and vote for who they want to take the place of borisjohnson. who they want to take the place of boris johnson.— who they want to take the place of boris johnson. who are some of boris johnson. who are some ofthe of boris johnson. who are some of the key _ of boris johnson. who are some of the key runners _ of boris johnson. who are some of the key runners in _ of boris johnson. who are some of the key runners in that - of the key runners i

perhaps because of my own background, iam nervous of hiving off to the extremes of any political traditioninning, is a friend. real friend or political friend ? he's a good friend. you know, in the sense that... ..he... ..is a lawyer of my generation, he is a bit older than me but my generation. we are actually now in the same set of chambers, as door tenants, we are not practising barristers, of course. but you carry on, don't you, even... yeah, you sort of have an association with that set of chambers. you even went to the recent game together, didn't you? we did go to the recent game together. incredibly rash, a gooner and a spurs fan. it was a terrible evening because you should not take your boss to a football game when your boss's team is trashed, and spurs won 3—0. keir is very serious about his football and was not a happy man. i will not share with you the expletives that he used but he did use a few during the course of the game. and you were not instantly demoted? it could easily have happened. now, he is good on the football pitch, as well as a supporter. much better than me. i

if you are angry today, iam here violence. if you are angry today, i am here to tell you, be angry.ous. i am furious that yet more innocent lives were taken by gun violence. i am furious that their loved ones are forever broken by what took place today. i am furious that children and their families have been traumatised. i am furious that this is happening in communities all across illinois and america. let's speak to ameshia cross, who is a politcal analyst and a strategist affiliated with the democratic party. she is from chicago and shejoins us tonight from toronto. you know chicago very well. you will know highland park well as well, it seems to suggest that when you look at highland park, noah now can consider itself immune this sort of tragic shooting? chicago and highland park couldn't be more worlds apart. highland park has a definite different population from chicago. it isn't as diverse. it is highly affluent, home to all was home to nba superstar michaeljordan. it is the place where ferris buehler�*s day off was filmed. it is the place we have seen so much affluence, it i

iam not as an independent from the community. will bring a show that they are diverse, but it doesn't necessarily mean that they are in terms of diversity of perspective and really getting the diversity representation at the leadership level so you can have, you know, ishow, but it doesn't mean... have, you know, i show, but it doesn't mean. . ._ doesn't mean... it is interesting - doesn't mean... it is interesting that - doesn't mean... it is interesting that you | doesn't mean... it is i interesting that you are talking by the diversity of perspective, diversity of thought, and i think for the benefit to power the rest, just to explain how you got to where you are. yourjourney started rather remarkably when he first came to australia as a vietnamese refugee. that is ri . ht. vietnamese refugee. that is right- my — vietnamese refugee. that is right. my family _ vietnamese refugee. that is right. my family and - vietnamese refugee. that is right. my family and i - vietnamese refugee. that is l right. my family and i escaped or tu

turkey is interested to the extent that i am aware, at least, i am extent that i am aware, at least, iam i am aware, at least, i am not here for more turkish response.— least, i am not here for more turkish response. turkey, nato member. _ turkish response. turkey, nato member. but — turkish response. turkey, nato member, but ukraine - turkish response. turkey, nato member, but ukraine is - turkish response. turkey, nato member, but ukraine is not. i turkish response. turkey, nato| member, but ukraine is not. so there is no real obligation on turkey, is there? this is for the about whether it wants to do it for its own self interests? element that is exactly right. as you say, that is exactly right and it comes down to whether or not turkey shares the values when it comes to looking at the russian invasion. but it seems like the turkish government has been more guided by interests. certainly an theory turkey could have done more over the last month to help ukraine, for example. turkey did notjoin sanctions. turkey could have done more to help pressure russia and the blockade so there is

i appreciate you staying up for us, i realise it is iam where you are staying. us, i realise it is 1amleasure- _ as you've been hearing — the commonwealth games gets under way in birmingham today. the network of mostly former british colonies holds the games every four years but as well as culture and sport it also helps to boost economic ties between members. orat or at least that is the hope. the commonwealth includes around a third of the world's population — including some of the planet's fastest growing economies. and that has seen nations with no historical ties to the uk looking tojoin with french—speaking gabon and togo becoming the latest members brendan vickers is head of international trade policy at the commonwealth secretariat. this network of influence, what evidence is it possible to point to that the commonwealth has created greater unity than it has has division and greater prosperity than those nations would have achieved without this umbrella? i think if we look at the commonwealth heads of government meeting that took place a month ago in rwanda, our members came to

iam rich i am rich preston.army rejects russia's claims they have encircled the city. the united nations corsicana libya as anti—government protests continue, but demonstrators say they will not give up. —— the united nations calls for calm. a council of taliban elders because of the world to recognise the taliban and sanctions. the biggest ever london pride. more than1 million people take to the streets as it marks its 50th anniversary. and getting fiery under the lights at wimbledon. the match one player described as a circus.

do you know, iam really phantom galaxy. why that? do you know, i am really sorry. there we go! we would never have dreamt of the trouble. and why is this being made available with james webb and not hubble? is it further into space or different technology? in the mac further backin technology? in the mac further back in time so the universe was smaller and all the light we received has moved from the optical into the infrared so we really need web to see these very early objects. how much further? what sort of distance away? further? what sort of distance awa ? ~ , away? well within the first billion years. _ away? well within the first billion years. probably - away? well within the first billion years. probably it . billion years. probably it within the first 300 million years. not quite there yet. we still got some more observations to do before we look that far back in time. hubble sort of stops the first five or 600 million years after the beginning. it can see no further. it cannot see further in the red than those distances.— in the red than those distances. ~ ., ., ., d

julie, iam interested, do you negotiate the format but the candidates, do you just ring them up and tellthis is how we're doing it?" effectively, we need - to acknowledge, and i know christian will be super aware of this as well, | these debates were literally turned around within four. or five days, so there is not time for a long negotiationl and we basically decided - here is a crisp format for itv that is an hour long. we've had less time than i christian had for his debate, and we presented them - with what we wanted to do. we invited them all to take part. | they're obviously free to do that or free not to do that, i and we said on this occasion we are doing an hour. - there won't be an audience. we had a strong feeling with our format that, i actually, we were introducing . the candidates to our audience. very many people watching . at home might not have been aware of them or know them at all, really, - in terms of their political- standing, so we had a slightly different format, and i think. it's possible he gave that sort of intensity that you saw play out on sunday night. - so

iam i am charlotte can wait. i love to sing and edit videos —— charlie conway. born with quite a lot of needs. _ charlie was born with quite a lot of needs. he — charlie was born with quite a lot of needs, he had a brain injury at birth_ needs, he had a brain injury at birth that _ needs, he had a brain injury at birth that left him... it so's been a struggle — birth that left him... it so's been a struggle and he was diagnosed with autism _ a struggle and he was diagnosed with autism and _ a struggle and he was diagnosed with autism and three years old and most recently— autism and three years old and most recently diagnosed with learning disabilities. for recently diagnosed with learning disabilities. ., ., �*, ., , disabilities. for charlie's family in the electricity _ disabilities. for charlie's family in the electricity bills _ disabilities. for charlie's family in the electricity bills for - disabilities. for charlie's family in the electricity bills for their l in the electricity bills for their flat have more than doubled this year. his mum has a chroni

iam from i am from chesham and amersham.s level are the ones who perhaps feel the wrath on the doorstep a lot more than those in westminster. to restore the faith - in the government, i want to see more integrity, - more honesty from leaders. and i don't know, if you don't pass that onto members - who are voting, whether you will get that. - better to take a bit longer and have to sort of work something out in the meantime than choose quickly and choose wrong. westminster has calmed after the high drama of yesterday but, away from the microphones, there is still manoeuvring. borisjohnson�*s been clear he's staying on as prime minister until a new party leader's chosen, even though some of his critics want him to go sooner. number 10 says it will keep things running but it won't announce new policy or make big economic decisions, so the man in the highest office has only limited power. for now, though, he remains in residence behind the famous black door while his party wrangles over what and who comes next. alex forsyth, bbc

iam being honest! but borrowing your way out of inflation isn't a plan, it is a fairytale.t taxes up because that is what we're talking about. he found himself defending his own policy. because i was the only one who didn't vote for the rise in national insurance, - and it now seems everybody agrees with me. applause. - i did a difficult thing to make sure that the nhs... rishi, and to be fair to you... ..and you voted against it. i and that's the reality. to be fair to you, rishi, - what we did is we had a long conversation about it - and you set out your position and i asked why on earth this was going to be necessary. and you told me because the boss wanted it. - now, the reality is... gasps _ applause. this was a tussle for economic credibility. i have done two things. one is on raising income thresholds in line with inflation. but also, yes, i have said that i will halve vat on fuel at the pump. the best way to help everyone, the best way to make sure that they have money in their pocket, is to get a grip on inflation. and that should be everybody's priority because th

iam back i am back in touch with ken who was shot by police. he is still facing serious charges.ad shape. translation: i have nightmares. i always wake up in a cold sweat. he is worried about being sent to prison. the uncertainty of the new law has spread fear across the city.— across the city. this year, there have _ across the city. this year, there have been - across the city. this year, there have been bad - across the city. this year, - there have been bad changes. the hong kong i knew as a child has totally changed. there is no more basicjustice or freedom. no more basic “ustice or freedom. ~ ., ., , freedom. when i leave, kin does not tell me _ freedom. when i leave, kin does not tell me what _ freedom. when i leave, kin does not tell me what his _ freedom. when i leave, kin does not tell me what his plans - freedom. when i leave, kin does not tell me what his plans are i not tell me what his plans are and it's best i don't know. this one is all the art materials because i like doing artwork with him. tomorrow, the home will be empty.— home will be empty. eddie and mason a

so, iam not sure —— that rwanda can only accept 200 refugees. 2019 mps in the red wool seats, their voters say to them that they care about this and the small votes issue is massive for them. i am not convinced it will alienate to many people which is why both candidates are going very hard on this because it is also winner them. it is fertile ground to get that support. them. it is fertile ground to get that smart-— that support. let's turn to the sunday express. _ that support. let's turn to the sunday express. we - that support. let's turn to the sunday express. we have - that support. let's turn to the | sunday express. we have been that support. let's turn to the - sunday express. we have been talk about the next prime minister. the current prime minister is keen that we don't forget him in a hurry and really trying to cement his legacy with some of the things he feels he has achieved, and he set them out in this article. what do you think? is what he said fair, that he did take back control?— what he said fair, that he did take back contro

here's chief superintendent martyn parker: iam i am urgently appealing for the public�*s help to identify to speak to following the death of nine—year—old lilia valutyte. as part of our fast—moving murder investigation, we now have cctv images of a man who we need to locate. any information, however small, may prove critical to our inquiries. to make people who were arrested earlier this week have now been released with no further action. 0ur officers have been working around the clock on this investigation and the public�*s health may prove crucial. these are very clear images of a man we want to speak to. sol very clear images of a man we want to speak to. so i would urge anyone with information to get in touch with information to get in touch with us. if you see him, do not approach him but immediately call 999. this is a particularly tragic case and i would like to reassure the public that we have a huge amount of offices dedicated to this investigation. we continue to provide a support to the family of lilia valutyte as they grieve following this unimaginable loss. if you see this ma

iam here i am here at the lansbury hotel where the lionesses have been based during this tournament.sheffield in around half an hour them back from sheffield in around halfan hourand them back from sheffield in around half an hour and today they will recover and have training sessions. as they turned their attention to the final on sunday at wembley last night they spent a long time on the pitch sucking up the stunning victory as my colleague now reports. the relief was palpable, thejoy was intense, and the dancing... ..fit for a wembley final. sweden are ranked second in the world and from the off were intent on showing us why. commentator: earps forced into a very early save. - england yet again started with the same 11 sarina wiegman had put her faith in throughout. within four minutes, top scorer beth mead almost repaid that trust. it's a good one. off the bar! heart in mouth moments. england's goalkeeper busier than in all previous matches. england needed to take a breath and with calm heads, came the breakthrough. mead! she's done it again! england lead in the semi—final! halft