we know chilton, gwr, ner, london overgrown, northern, south—eastern, trans— northern, south—eastern,l of those who were involved in the vote today. the dft have said they are disappointed and have urged union bosses to change their minds. it is of course possible that this strike could be averted by some further forms of discussion. but at the moment we have spoken to aslef and they told me earlier that they think these strikes are likely. however earlier today there was one dispute that was solved. in scotland there has been a reduced timetable because of a pay dispute that today aslef drivers for scotrail said they were accepting a 5% pay rise and services at their will start to get back to normal.— services at their will start to get back to normal. , ., ., back to normal. many thanks. carrie davies, back to normal. many thanks. carrie davies. our— back to normal. many thanks. carrie davies, our correspondent _ back to normal. many thanks. carrie davies, our correspondent at - back to normal. many thanks. carrie davies, our correspondent at king'sl davies, our correspondent at kin

probably in south-eastern last night probably in south—eastern areas of england.trong hot sunshine to come, a breeze in the north—west pushing some cloud toward scotland and northern ireland, no breeze at all in england and wales, temperatures continuing rise, not so hot around coastal areas, and a little bit cooler in scotland and northern ireland. hello, this is bbc news — the headlines. the battle to become the next prime minister. trade minister penny mordauntjoins former health secretaries, sajid javid and jeremy hunt, on the growing list of contenders in the conservative leadership contest. at least 15 people have been killed after a residential apartment block was destroyed by russian shelling, in the donestk region in eastern ukraine. sri lanka's deepening economic crisis — the us appeals to politicians to act swiftly — as the president says he'll step down after huge demonstrations. in tennis — prince georgejoins the duke and duchess of cambridge at wimbledon — as defending champion novak djokovic faces nick kyrgios in the men's final. now on bbc news: af

this will end with everything that a confederation will be formed on the territory of central and south easternh is friendly to us, in which the majority will be citizens of russia and western ukraine will leave. well, i don't argue.

no trains from south-eastern - it?tory. l no trains from south-eastern which no trains from south—eastern which is a rail company that operates services in this area, are running at all today. normally on a saturday morning, the station would be really busy with people coming here to enjoy a day at the beach as a tourist destination. but today, it is eerily quiet. the station is locked up. there are a couple of staff here who are not trained drivers. they are not on strike so they have told me they are going to do a bit of admin and cleaning at the station making the most of the bit of downtime. but this is going to have a real effect on passengers. there people have been arriving at the station, not aware that there was a strike on. they had not seen advance notification of it even though there had been posters around and posters on the station. we spoke to one person who had just completed a 12 hour night shift as a care worker, and a woman who wanted to buy in the advanced ticket for next week only to find the ticke

bulgarians asked for peace and serbia in the xiv century became one of the most powerful states in the south eastern europe and on the same day, well, 1914 , serbia was again in mortal danger. now the austro-hungarian empire came out against her ; murder was the reason for declaring war. in sarajevo archduke. franz ferdinand. heir to the austrian throne. vienna presented belgrade with an ultimatum, knowingly counting on a conflict, the serbs agreed to ban anti-austrian propaganda, dismiss officials and arrest those involved in the sarajevo murder who opposed austria, but refused to allow the investigation, the austrian authorities, the austrians crossed the border and opened fire on belgrade with heavy artillery. russia did not leave fraternal serbia in trouble and began to mobilize the army, then germany declared war on serbia. then into her all the great powers entered the first world war its result was tens of millions killed and wounded and the collapse of the four empires of the german austro-hungarian russian and ottoman july 28, 1924 radio receivers. nowhere in the world has there been such a

the 400 mile border between slovenia and croatia forms the south—eastern border of the schengen area,istoric day for slovenia as soldiers start to dismantle some of the 51 kilometres of razor wire along the country?— the country? border with croatia- _ the country? border with croatia. hungary - the country? border with croatia. hungary closed l the country? border with i croatia. hungary closed its border with croatia in 2015 to stop tribes of migrants and refugees from the wars in afghanistan and syria from entering the country. that forced hundreds of thousands of people to detour through croatia and slovenia in a bid to start a new life in the european union. to control the steady flow of migrants, slovenia installed razor wire fencing along its border with croatia, but the slovenian interior minister claims the fence did nothing to stop illegal immigration. translation: these fences and this razor wire have caused many tragedies. people have gone around it and tried to avoid it and died the river. we understand there are challenges before us, but we have the will and away to slov

midlands, centraland south—eastern parts of england, we're looking at highs of around 26—29 degrees celsiusnd into sunday, we'll take some outbreaks of rain through parts of scotland, northern ireland and into northern england as well. clear spells to the south of that. it will be a touch warmer as sunday begins. and then early on sunday, on the damp side early northern ireland, northern england. that rain clears. scotland still seeing some rain in the far north whereas elsewhere, by the afternoon, there'll be a lot of sunshine around and it's hotter at this stage. very warm across parts of scotland, northern ireland, but hot england and wales, more places getting above 30 degrees celsius and, of course, the heat surging even more into monday. a very warm, perhaps record—breakingly warm, night on monday night. heat again on tuesday before, thankfully, it turns cooler from midweek. this is bbc news. i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: president biden tells mohammed bin salman, saudi arabia's crown prince, he holds him personally responsible for the murder of a dissidentjournalist. he of a di

city +28, but by this time, as i said, the weather had deteriorated sharply, starting from the south-eastern regions. it started to rain , thunderstorms rumbled, accompanied by a squally increase in wind at the beginning of the night, thunderstorms will still persist. but by morning the weather will gradually calm down, and in moscow, where the day before the air has split to almost 33 today, about 25 degrees of heat in some areas of the capital splashed, short rains, until the end of the day the weather will remain unstable in some places are not excluded even in thunderstorms. but tomorrow it will be rainless. under the rays of the sun, the air will again warm up to 25 °, but in the second half of the week we took rain the temperature will drop to 22-23. and this is 2-3 ° colder than usual, these are the forecasts for this minute alexander thanks elena elena volosyuk told about thunderstorm activity in the european part of russia. miner missing a week ago found alive in kuzbass leonid moiseev spent all this time under the rubble caused by the earthquake. leaving the grigoryants found out t

there'll still be a few bright or sunny spells towards eastern scotland early on in the east and southe sunshine. now as well as this system in no hurry to clear away during part two of the weekend on sunday, there's a chance of seeing some rain even further south than you see here. of course, there's a big football match happening on sunday at wembley. so if you're following that one, it is the case, when it comes to the weather, of watch this space. bye— bye. this is bbc news. iam due i am due guru murphy. -- i am gita uuru i am due guru murphy. -- i am gita guru murphy- _ the headlines: excitement in birmingham as the opening ceremony for the commonwealth games takes place this evening. a woman is asking local authorities in the north of england why her child was taken from her at birth and given to a woman who later murdered him. how can someone hurt an innocent child? what, just because they couldn't cope with him? doesn't mean you've got to kill him. british gas owner centrica defends a decision to resume payouts to shareholders, as uk households come under pressure from rising e

still another warm and uncomfortable night for sleeping across south—eastern parts of england.that will move through and one or two showers coming to northern ireland and scotland but some sunny spells and more sunshine arriving across england and wales. my arriving across england and wales. my much sunnier day than today. cooler and fresher air will push southward so temperatures dropping away for much of the country but we still have that stubborn heat in the south—east of england were temperature is 29/30 degrees. moving ahead to thursday and a bit more of ahead to thursday and a bit more of a north—westerly breeze will bring more cloud and a scattering of showers to northern ireland and scotland and northern most part of england, with sunshine further south. but even here there is temperatures will be lower, and more comfortable and 27 degrees in the south of england. but only 18 for scotland and the central belt and also across northern ireland. it will heat up as we head into the weekend. not so much for scotland and northern ireland on the far north of england, it will b

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of large transport projects is also underway, in addition to the bcl, the construction of the south-eastern passage of the south rakada and the understudy of lublinskaya street, several parks of squares and pedestrian zones have been put in order , three clinics in the children's music school and a library have been opened after repairs. the construction of the yakhromskaya lyublinskaya station of the dmitrovskaya metro line enters the final stage for passengers it will open next year . phystech station is a quarter ready. now in operation artyom kuznetsov looked at how the work is progressing from the northern section of the light green branch to unload the dmitrovskoye highway and will significantly reduce the travel time to the center for residents of several districts of the capital. the stations of the terminal lublinskaya dmitterskaya metro line are opening, the residents of the northern village are looking forward to opening it will become convenient and will get to the city faster. just looking forward to the opening much. it's easier to take the subway at work now to get to the cen

yes. regions of south eastern nol ukraine. but that i any campaign to try to bring in a to russian control any additional ukrainian territory would be vigorously opposed . the secretary of state also said he told us foreign minister law for all of that, it's important to us to make sure that the agreement reached last week to allow ukrainian rein exports to a while. that process to start to not have any russian military interference. as we saw just a day after the deal was reached, of the, of foreign ministries response was that it's because of the u. s. and other countries, military support for ukraine, that the war is continuing. that child, the russians were not being deterred from their efforts to try to liberate parts of eastern and south eastern ukraine because that was their original mission as they put it. and he also stressed mr. lobrado also stressed the need for ra continued diplomacy, but not to try to stop on russian sovereignty or i, we really appreciate that update rosalind. joanna jordan join us live that from

an entire region o russian speaking south eastern ukraine, refused to recognize the code. in major cities, people took to the streets in crimea. mass protest resulted in a referendum, in which majority voted for secession from ukraine and re unification with russia. the new authorities decided to subdue pro russian regions using radical my dan activists. nationalist and far right groups are armed and officially trained in boot camps. in spring 2014 cave announced the start of a so called anti terrorist operation in southeast and ukraine disposal lucas will, which would have his under proficient as a pro russian sentiment was crushed on may the 2nd in odessa radical euro, my dad's supporters stormed pro russian activist 10 camp 48 people died 6 in st. clashes while the others perished in the burning of the trade union house. those who disagreed with my dance outcome were trapped inside the building, which was subsequently set on fire. people who tried to escape the flames by jumping out of windows, we'll finish off by radicals. clubs ah! with fearing uninvited guests don't

by then, south—eastern parts are still dry and turning warmer again.a global food crisis by carrying out a missile strike on the ukrainian port of odesa. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, said moscow had breached friday's landmark agreement to resume grain exports through the black sea. the world health organisation has declared the outbreak of monkeypox to be an international public health emergency. the disease has now been found in 75 countries — with most infections concentrated in europe, largely among men who had sex with multiple, male partners. wildfires in north america are threatening thousands of homes as authorites try to combat scorching heat and soaring temperatures.

eastern scotland, for example, hotter in the sunshine towards the south—east.ss scotland, perhaps with some rumbles of thunder. it will begin to turn largely dry as we go into monday morning. there will still be a few showers around and it will still be rather humid out there and quite warm as monday begins. a few sunny spells here and there on monday but often a good deal of cloud around and they will be areas of showers moving from north to south on a freshening westerly northwesterly wind. some gales are quite possible into the northern isles, for example. for many, it will be turning cooler on monday, still into the mid 20s and east anglia and south—east england. low pressure moving away going into tuesday, it is about high—pressure beginning to nudge its way in. they will be a fair amount of cloud with this area of high pressure, and there will still be a few showers to be had, particularly towards northern and eastern areas, though most places will stay dry on tuesday, rather overcast at times, and temperatures are at or even a bit below normal for the ti

midlands, centraland south—eastern parts of england, we're looking at highs of around 26—29 degrees celsiuss of rain through parts of scotland, northern ireland and into northern england as well. clear spells to the south of that. it will be a touch warmer as sunday begins. and then early on sunday, on the damp side early northern ireland, northern england. that rain clears. scotland still seeing some rain in the far north whereas elsewhere, by the afternoon, there'll be a lot of sunshine around and it's hotter at this stage. very warm across scotland, northern ireland, but hot england and wales, more places getting above 30 degrees celsius and, of course, the heat surging even more into monday. a very warm, perhaps record—breakingly warm, night on monday night. heat again on tuesday before, thankfully, it turns cooler from midweek. hello and welcome to bbc news. president biden has told the de facto ruler of saudi arabia, mohammed bin salman, that he holds him personally responsible for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. his comments came during a visit tojeddah — the latest sto

warmer than last night across south—eastern parts of england.picks up on the could be some cloud pushing toward scotland and northern ireland but lots of sunshine for england and wales, light winds, hotter than today and temperatures likely to find above 30 celsius, not as hot as that in scotland and northern ireland and may be cooler in coastal areas of england and wales with a sea breeze, that could be quite important for the football match is taking place on monday. in the heat, temperatures not as high because of the sea breezes developing and both those games taking place near the coast. high pressure giving us the heat and the dry weather, which could be squeezed away by the weather front, and ahead of it, monday night and uncomfortably warm one, temperatures typically down to 17 celsius at the lowest. and we start with more cloud on tuesday which could be a bit of a change. not much on that weather front, not much rain at all, most of the cloud right then and we have sunshine for scotland and northern ireland where it is cooler and freshe

mostly because amongst the 10 paras countries in africa, situated on the south eastern coast of africa, it's often ignored by the world. but the crisis here is very real and growing by the day policy r, r t, the pu to mozambique. or i time for another visit to the cross talk studios next, county peter. and guess right ahead as need talk on the question. are there any adults left stay close, this is warranty. ah ah ah hello and welcome to cross. all things you considered you are the un nato living in alternative realities, sanctions on russia or mr. rating. western consumers in brussels refuses to acknowledge your can replace russian energy in any time. soon, on top of this, nato doubles down on the strategy. it is only yield a disaster. are there any adults in the room? ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by them. i guess. george said, well, we in budapest, he's a guy which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we have to be bothered, she's a political analyst and you know, it's me, internet media for a gentleman crossed up rules and that means been just m

for months his been in touch with for brief little catch an actor this from novel in south eastern france, where ariano is, sees and processes, new jersey winland clinic, blan problem, logan sample of pneumonia. a grade for cali, mondor said a very bullard gregory larry down fast. he bought a home, you know, a little finish with the session with what you wishing now for the 2nd part of this investigation where following the trail back to france, this huge iran, a plant in auburn, is a gateway for much of the uranium coming to europe. from all over the world here it is purified for use in nuclear power stations. the process generates a lot of radioactive waste, which is stored in these bases. we meet for brief it at all. the french act of his contact of al must have our ally chin in the year. you know, so i said, okay, is it a boxing it? he said, pushing it left leg onto the you. it is a neat as you're a scroll up to the dos and i wish i thought we were in the us in our burner. the funny key lock. what he says esparza de keen on the porch room, a do knob on the to door family has lived in

picture what the hills of south—eastern kentucky's, it is mountainous topography with lots of hills and valleys. that is where all of this rainjust valleys. that is where all of this rain just fell into these low—lying areas where these neighbourhoods are. there is still standing what it there, it is just unsafe or very difficult for these crews to get there. that is why they say we really don't know how many people are still considered missing. because there is no cell service or ability to communicate in these areas. it is very challenging in multiple angles for these rescue crews. we are looking here at the pictures of the impact of the flooding. pictures of the impact of the floodinu. , , pictures of the impact of the floodinu, , ., , , ., flooding. just how widespread is it? it covers _ flooding. just how widespread is it? it covers several- flooding. just how widespread is it? it covers several miles, | is it? it covers several miles, several counties. we are at least up to ten counties and communities that were impacted by this. that is what is very unusual about this, here in ke

mostly because amongst the 10 poorest countries in africa, situated on the south eastern coast of africa, it's often ignored by the world. but the crisis here is very real and growing by the day policy r, r t, the pu to mozambique. well, political and economics analysts wilker diet says it's not only ukraine who's in dire need of help. just fully and crazy and was m b. s one big impact in other areas. how do or is so if you see on not on you for the food there it is, but you see under stress or carry, i know that i have a defector resulting with this increase safety situation quinn junior. we don't have any plane b to survive for next month, so we need to one solution for this moment to, to put, stop in and use conflict, but equal in dual right. now at this moment, after all i on the ukraine and for good to problems here enough. so we need to, to make a focus not only on ukraine, but here in africa also. so we need to know some organizations no day after you got need help. ok to the u. s. where the pentagon, i said it won't elaborate on ukraine's losses in russia's military offensive bec

the incident is been handled by the ministry through appropriate channels. university of south eastern norway professor glen diss and told us that the counsels actions are reflection of widespread western bruce. the phobia that really a lot of have this i'm not stranger to being in the way the hotel stuff is obviously something or is different very respectable. comments, you have well embarrass and also disgrace our country and normally on one hand it doesn't represent official position, we just are the people. although on the other hand it reflects, i guess why the rest of phobia must have been this country across the west. i mean, i've argued myself for many years now that the horrible things set about russians, you can't say about any other nationality and it's become a very accepted form of racism or hatred towards one people. you're probably correct when you say that this is how you might reflect the opinion of many people, but you're not supposed to say it out loud. the united states economy has now met the conditions of recession. that's according to the latest statistical data

general, fighting is going on in the kharkiv region, and in the north and in the north-eastern and south-easternirections, the armed forces of ukraine are repelling attempts by the russians to advance deep and we also know that now evacuation is not possible from the temporarily occupied territories in kharkiv oblast. well, i also want to ask about the events in another part of the country, the attack on the antoniv bridge in kherson oblast, what is its strategic importance really this issue becomes even more urgent when we heard that russia announced that it would go on camera and seize new territories, including kherson oblast, and the antonov bridge is indeed strategically important because it connects the left and right crossings of the dnieper, the left and right banks of kherson oblast, and this one of several ways for the russians to transport ammunition between parts of the kherson region, respectively, it is important for the armed forces of ukraine to break philoscopic ties eh prevent the russians eh to build the integrity of these supplies eh now it is known that the bridge can contin

mostly because amongst the 10 poorest countries in africa, situated on the south eastern coast of africa, it's often ignored by the world. but the crisis here is very real and growing by the day policy r, r t, the poo to mozambique. and though the news a goodman has shot dead, 3 people and wounded several of this, some critically at the shopping center in the danish capsule. copenhagen. ah, that is officials say it's 22 year old suspects was arrested, but there still establishing the motive behind the attack. declining to classify it as an act of heroism for now countries prime minister, expressed her condolences to the victims. urgent deigns to support each of the people at the scene, told us what they witnessed. it is already just the phone thing, but then when people start running and was going to panic, had a guy with pushing hard. he at his side limits and it just fell over everything. so he just took a shot and ran and which is not a joke. anymore than your tower. this is awful. you know, you might wonder how a person could do this to other human beings, but beyond young, you know,

mostly because amongst the 10 poorest countries in africa, situated on the south eastern coast of africa, it's often ignored by the world. but the crisis here is very real and growing by the day policy r, r t, the pu to mozambique. russia's foreign minister as sir gala for all fast claim that if the u. s. the sides to place a nato bass in finland, helsinki won't be able to refuse. he emphasized, as of right now, if finland does not pose a threat to russian, national security is useless thumb at his shirts. if the americans decide to have nato military infrastructure in finland, i don't think any one will ask mister ha visto. moreover, he said one thing, but the mare of the city of lap and ranta publicly announced that he was inviting in nato military base to his region. we close eat monitoring the situation which so far does not pose a threat to our security. we will evaluate further steps from the point of view of reliable security of the russian federation. and we will see whether the promise and forecast of minutes. the ha visto regarding the lack of interest in the deployment of mili

training, as soon as i arrived here, i became part of a unit that i cannot name, later i was in the south-easternion, in particular in the donbas, the unit i joined was not in due order, it consisted exclusively of foreigners, mainly from western countries, who, unfortunately, did not have ideals for which they would fight to defend ukraine. in the end, i decided to leave there and joined the international legion. after a few weeks of training in the legion, i was sent to the front . unusual, but in general, technique as technique this is so short about my story, as for me, it is not so interesting, it is already interesting, i have been in the maces of the legion since april, i tried to make every effort in my power of course, i cannot name specific places where i was. but i will say that i did everything that depended on me. this is the history of ukraine. were there any stories on the battlefield that you remembered for the rest of your life? of course, they were remembered for the rest of your life. my first meeting with a russian sniper everything was calm, i was doing my usual duties, i did

seen that those inflicted significant damage to russian positions, especially in the as sauce for south eastern part of the country around nikolai of russia, ukraine, an armed forces acclaimed. they've destroyed a number of, i mean, nation warehouses belonging to russian troops. so it's a very moving situation than the fighting is ongoing in dom boss on going in don't ask and it shows no sign of winding down and one will. thank you very much. d. w. corresponding to manuel shells there in q the war in ukraine has caused widespread devastation once thriving cities have been reduced to ruins. remember, manuel charles met residence near t of who are trying to rebuild their homes and lives. many are struggling to repair the damage caused by russian attacks. ok, we met, cut her by chance on the site of the media main road that above we were filming the destruction caused when a missile hit her building. she was keen to show us inside. back in march, when russian troops were advancing on key if fierce fighting took place in the area with hundreds of homes made an inhabitable of several of the la every

the incident is been handled by the ministry through appropriate channels, university of south eastern norway, professor glen decent, told us that the consuls actions are a reflection of a wide spread western bruce. the phobia. certainly a lot of have a status on this i'm. i'm a stranger to being in the way that hotel stuff, but this is obviously something very different, very respectable comments. you have well embarrassed and also disgraced our country . and normally on one hand, it doesn't represent the official position of the know we just nate or the noise people. although on the other hand it reflects, i guess so why the rest of phobia not just in this country across the west. i mean, i've argued myself for many years now. a horrible thing set about russians. you can't say about any other nationality. and it's become a very accepted form of racism or hatred. tor swung people, you're probably correct when you say that this is how you might reflect the opinion of many people. but you're not supposed to say it out loud. us president bite and tested positive for covered in 1900 on sa

south—eastern which runs services in this area is not able to run any trains at all today will stop theo people for the inconvenience and frustration. normally on a saturday, the station would be really busy with people heading down to the coast to enjoy a day on the beach. butjust take a look at this, the station all locked up. a couple of members of staff are around because they work at the ticket office and at the station, they are not actually on strike because it is a train driver strike today. they have been getting on with cleaning and some admin work. but also trying to help some of the people who have been turning up at the station, who didn�*t realise there were strike action today. some people who have been working overnight who were trying to get home after work, also a number of holiday—makers turning up, including one family from switzerland, wondering now how they are going to go about their plans. we wondering now how they are going to go about their plans.— go about their plans. we were ”lannin go about their plans. we were planning to — go about their plans. we were pl

mostly because amongst the 10 paras countries in africa, situated on the south eastern coast of africa, it's often ignored by the world. but the crisis here is very real and growing by the day policy r, r t, the pu to mozambique. or i time for another visit to the cross talk studios next, coach peter. and guess right ahead as they talk of the question, are there any adults left sticklers this is oriented ah.

mostly because amongst the 10 poorest countries in africa, situated on the south eastern coast of africa, it's often ignored by the world. but the crisis here is very real and growing by the day policy a r t magoo to mozambique as how the world is looking this monday morning. i am peter scott's on the be back with more in 30, but do stay tuned for crossed or without seas pizza. lavelle coming up next ah ah ah ah ah lo and welcome to cross your all things considered. are the you and nato living in alternative realities, sanctions on russia or miss already western consumers in brussels, refuses to acknowledge your chant, replace russian energy imports any time. soon, on top of this, nato doubles down the strategy. it is only yielded disaster. are there any adults in the rural? ah, to discuss these issues and war, i'm joined by my guess. jordan said he, well, we in budapest, he's a part castro. the god will be bound on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we have to meet the bobbitt. she's a political analyst and editor. you know, it's me, internet media spread, gentleman cross stock roll

a-a is driving to ukraine and already in the near future, we will be able to transfer it to the south-easternorder to help evacuate the wounded. the idea of ​​the charitable movement and the actor's auction in general belong to the spouses of actors hryhoriy beklanov and anastasia tsymbalaru they are happy, 23 lots have already been sold, and these are the most diverse things of artists. we managed to collect 6,691 euros, we paid an advance for this ambulance and it is going to ukraine, and by the time it arrives, we have to collect the remaining 3,800 €, and we really hope that our training will help us already less because people have already suggested asking someone to simply ask on the card where someone came to the pot - for some reason the star has increased volodymyr kovalenko fact and ictv the only news such news for this hour more than 15 minutes the marathon continues the next scissor will be the most unusual in wartime, but no one removed the apartment issue from the agenda, and that is why i will now recommend to you yuriy peeta, the president of the association of real estate spe

by then, south—eastern parts are still dry and turning warmer again.ewers in the uk and around the world. explosion. there's been widespread condemnation as missiles hit ukraine's odesa port — hours after russia signed a deal with ukraine allowing grain to be exported to millions around the world. translation: no matter what russia promises, . they will always find a way to break them. that may be through geopolitics or with weapons, sometimes through bloodshed. it has many ways to act. the world health organisation declares the monkeypox outbreak is now a global health emergency. parts of california declare a state of emergency — as wildfires threaten thousands of homes — and authorites try to combat scorching heat and soaring temperatures.

by then, south—eastern parts are still dry and turning warmer again.g a global food crisis by carrying out a missile strike on the ukrainian port of odesa. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, said moscow had breached friday's landmark agreement to resume grain exports from the black sea. the world health organisation has declared the outbreak of monkeypox to be an international public health emergency. the disease has now been found in seventy five countries — with most infections concentrated in europe, largely among men who had sex with multiple male partners. travellers heading to france from the uk have faced long waits near dover. a "major incident" was declared in kent as people queued for hours. british authorities have accused the police in france of not staffing border posts adequately.

south korea and his light brings from flooding. i think to han shoot, i saw on thursday by friday, redevelopment to this city through shan, running up to the eastern side or northeast part of a china, which means south of it all. still remarkably dry between the yanks in hong kong belly, a cloud in the sky. little bit dr. is tom. yeah. and then showers light is shout. i think in hunt shoe to heavy rain. now with full monsoon season has moved bit further east magic pradesh up through westbank gall, up towards nepal and northern pakistan there is some rained on the western gaps at bay street much try america in western india. cat r r y bishop airline of the journey with ideals, the french republic, his long proclaimed, but just would ease modern france in a 4 part series. the big picture takes an in depth let france info case. the concluding episode on al jazeera, ah ah, welcome back here watching out there with lisa l. robin. a reminder of all top stories, richie su nyqold lives trust will be britain's next prime minister. the former chancellor and foreign secretary have been announced as the final 2 candidates lou case, conservative party leadersh

we've seen severe storms sweep across south eastern states of the us, some of those horses flash flooding in virginia, destroying homes and roads. now we are expecting that whether to linger here over the weekend effecting some states along that east coast, pulling down across the florida panhandle. to the us gulf coast. now we still have temperatures well above average, a lot of heat here through those central areas pushing up into the northern plains and even going up into canada. for the west of this, we still got monsoon showers affecting the 4 corners states, but even farther west that west coast. it is largely hot and dry, which doesn't help the wildfire and drought conditions in california. but it's all about the heat. for example, in places like texas, we're going to see the temperature continue to rise well above the average by the time we get some monday lingering at around 41 degrees celsius. now as we move to central america, it's all about the heat, but with a mix of sunshine and showers for a lot of the caribbean, heavier fools for the likes of cuba by the time we get into s

midlands, centraland south—eastern parts of england, we're looking at highs of around 26—29 degrees celsiuslear spells to the south of that. it will be a touch warmer as sunday begins. and then early on sunday, on the damp side early northern ireland, northern england, that rain clears. scotland still seeing some rain in the far north whereas elsewhere, by the afternoon, there'll be a lot of sunshine around and it's hotter at this stage. very warm across parts of scotland, northern ireland, but hot, england and wales, more places getting above 30 degrees celsius and, of course, the heat surging even more into monday. a very warm, perhaps record—breakingly warm, night on monday night. heat again on tuesday before, thankfully, it turns cooler from midweek. good morning welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and ben thompson. 0ur headlines today: preparations for the first national heatwave emergency, as the met office warns soaring temperatures will put lives at risk. it will put enormous pressure not 'ust it will put enormous pressure not just the _ it will put enormous pressure not just th