sean maguire was second—in—command. i entered the house. maguire was walking behind me.irs and someone was behind me. someone who i believed was scappaticci. sandy lynch was in freddie scappaticci's sights. we entered a room at the top of the stairs. maguire and i were talking. the room was in darkness. ifelt a hand on the back of my head, and i was pushed down onto a bed and i heard a voice saying, "ira security." sandy lynch was stripped, blindfolded and tied up. i was searched from head to foot. and i felt something which i believed to be a metal detector going over my body. and i heard a voice. scappaticci said, "this thing was going haywire." for over an hour, according to sandy lynch, others in the room taunted him. one of them told me that he enjoyed his work and that he would break me. a voice said the only way i would leave the room was to be taken out and shot. for a time, the ira "disappeared" suspected informers. but shooting and burying people in bogs or shallow graves did not solve the ira's problem with leaks. in the mid—1970s, it's alleged that gerry adam

sean maguire was second—in—command. i entered the house. maguire was walking behind me.s and someone was behind me. someone who i believed was scappaticci. sandy lynch was in freddie scappaticci's sights. we entered a room at the top of the stairs. maguire and i were talking. the room was in darkness. ifelt a hand on the back of my head, and i was pushed down onto a bed and i heard a voice saying, "ira security." sandy lynch was stripped, blindfolded and tied up. i was searched from head to foot. and i felt something which i believed to be a metal detector going over my body. and i heard a voice. scappaticci said, "this thing was going haywire." for over an hour, according to sandy lynch, others in the room taunted him. one of them told me that he enjoyed his work and that he would break me. a voice said the only way i would leave the room was to be taken out and shot. for a time, the ira "disappeared" suspected informers. but shooting and burying people in bogs or shallow graves did not solve the ira's problem with leaks. in the mid—1970s, it's alleged that gerry adams

historically, maguire has _ key part of that. historically, maguire has been _ key part of that. been at the head key part of that. historically, . maguire has been at the head of southgate's side. at the centre of so many big moments in the final of the european championship. manchester united bought him, he was a world's most expensive defender. what a terrific goal! the a world's most expensive defender. what a terrific goal!— what a terrific goal! the focus on everything _ what a terrific goal! the focus on everything is _ what a terrific goal! the focus on everything is sharper _ what a terrific goal! the focus on everything is sharper - _ what a terrific goal! the focus on everything is sharper - the - what a terrific goal! the focus on i everything is sharper - the cameras everything is sharper — the cameras followed him to a courthouse after he was arrested there. on the field, his every slip and mistake was replayed and analysed. maguire lost the captaincy and is placed in the united team. it felt like he had also lost luck, too. he of course can't think like that. i als

welcome to the game, harry maguire. an own goal and hampden had rediscovered its roar.ore in their tank. here was a move precision engineered by bellingham, finished by kane. it had been an evening for remembering the past here at hampden park. but this is a slice of history scotland may want to forget. scotland manager steve clarke had said this friendly would be a gauge of how his side have progressed against the old enemy. but despite their recent good form, england were far superior. scotland will be hoping for a much better next month against spain when they have a chance to book their place at next summer's european championship. katie gornall, bbc news in glasgow. so a dominant performance from england, but after the match gareth southgate was quick to defend maguire against the recent criticism he's faced. it's a joke. i've never known a player treated the way he is, not by the scottish fans, by our own commentators, pundits, whatever it is. they have created something that is beyond anything i have ever seen. he has been an absolute stalwart for us in the secon

sean maguire, freddie scappaticci. bottom of the stairs and he looked up at the room where sandy was and he went like that, you know, which to me was sort of saying he should be shot there, you know? but sandy lynch survived. police raided the house, arresting gerard hodgins and others. those who'd already left included sean maguire and freddie scappaticci. scappaticci had, however, left something behind — fingerprints on the battery of an anti—bugging device. a police fingerprint expert said he was certain that the imprint was made by frederick scappaticci. sandy lynch, who'd been a police informer, agreed to give evidence in court before he entered a protection programme. his testimony was key to the conviction of eight people on kidnapping and interrogation charges, but one accusation he made never led to a charge. his testimony included freddie scappaticci's admission aboutjoe fenton. he said that he had done it. but scappaticci was, it seems, untouchable, because by the time he was arrested, it was in connection w

southgate says maguire gets ridiculous treatment. it's a joke.known a player treated the way he is, not by the scottish fans, by our own commentators, pundits, whatever it is. they have created something that is. they have created something that is beyond anything i have ever seen. he's been an absolute store worked for us. that meant he has been a store worked for us. finally to the end of a footballing era spanning 26 years for one player from andorra. their captain and defender ildefons lima has 137 caps and made his debut in 1997. the guinness world records claim he has the longest international career in history. now at 43, his last match before retirement was here against switzerland, where he got his final farewell. and that's all the sport for now. we are keeping a close eye on our breaking news of the last few minutes that the three adults who were living with sara sharif in woking before the ten—year—old died are returning to the uk from pakistan. this is sara's father, his wife, herstepmotherand pakistan. this is sara's father, his wif

maguire had a terrible chip on the third.or the irish woman because my confidence. she did pull it back a bit further on in the match but it seemed to be too little too late. her partner anna nordqvist had moments of brilliance, but she wasn't consistent enough and she sent a tee shot into the bushes at the fifth. europe is back patting left a lot to be desired, as well, particularly from charley hull. she had a terrible one at the fifth and that seemed to set the tone for her match. she missed a couple of easy ones early on as well. she went on to lose 5—4. the americans easily won that match. in contrast, the americans just did everything won that match. in contrast, the americansjust did everything right. andrea lee had a shot of the day with their approach at the 11th and she went on to win her match along with her partner. they were up against celine pta, he was very unfortunate. she played very well in moments throughout her match with her partner, george hall, who wasn't quite as sharp, missing a couple of easy parts.

leona maguire doesn't _ flying. nice to get one there. leona maguire doesn't smile _ flying.ere. leona maguire doesn't smile often, - flying. nice to get one there. leona maguire doesn't smile often, that l maguire doesn't smile often, that shot deserve when i led to a convincing win.— shot deserve when i led to a convincing win. shot deserve when i led to a convincin: win. .,, ., , convincing win. europe looked to be on the charge- _ day two is very much nearing its completion in southern spain with just one match on call. jane, straight back to you for the latest. we just saw caroline had ruled there. she and her partner had finished their map —— match, unfortunately they lost, despite that great play from the europeans. that took usa to eight points, to seven for europe. but they want to and one, the score was usa 8— europe seven at that point. there is still one match in play at we speak. they both got point this morning, with different partners. they are two up. with two holes to play. if they keep that going, if they don't drop any shots, if they don't lose any holes, t

leona maguire doesn't smile often, that shot deserve when i led leona maguire doesn't smile often, thatnd it lead to a convincing win. 8-8 8—8 going into the final day. it is looking increasingly like that 4—0 day for the usa... the dust settles, the sun sets on day two and the fightback is complete. the the sun sets on day two and the fightback is complete.— the sun sets on day two and the fightback is complete. the son has certainly sank _ fightback is complete. the son has certainly sank behind _ fightback is complete. the son has certainly sank behind the - fightback is complete. the son has. certainly sank behind the mountains here. there certainly was a feeling today that europe was going to perform almost as though they needed yesterday morning to get their mistakes out of the way. they say you don't win the tournament on the first day, maybe not even on the second day. europe will be hoping that they can win it on the third day at the solheim cup. they say that also every european player will have to go out and beat their us counterparts tomorrow because it is won or lost in the

southgate says maguire gets ridiculous treatment. it's a joke. treated the way he is, not by the scottish fans, by our own commentators, pundits, whatever it is. they've created something that is beyond anything i have ever seen. he's been an absolute stalwart for us. and that's all the sport for now. plenty more on the bbc sport website. let's return to that breaking news from the last little while. the father, stepmother and uncle of sara sharif are returning to the uk from pakistan. they left the country the day before the ten—year—old was found dead at a house in woking in surrey. i'm joined live by our correspondents helena wilkinson and caroline davies, who have been following the story in the uk and pakistan. helena, what's the latest development? matthew, it goes without saying that this is a huge development in this investigation. we now understand that the father of sara sharif, urfan sharif,, her stepmother beinash batool and her uncle faisal malik are all on their way to the uk, having left pakistan this morning. we understand they ar

what would harry maguire? would you do with harry maguire? would drop him ?p him? >> well, i'll be honest. i like harry maguire. um i think he's. he's done. done well for england. okay. he got an own goal that can happen to anybody, but his england career, i think, has been good. obviously, he's not playing man united, and sooner or later has to start sooner or later he has to start playing. we have a big playing. otherwise we have a big problem. you know , it's who you problem. you know, it's who you play problem. you know, it's who you play there. stones is obviously a to be in the team if you don't play a to be in the team if you don't play harry maguire. so you you play play harry maguire. so you you play in that in that position . i play in that in that position. i personally listen while he's playing well for england you know i think but we are coming to the end for harry if he doesn't get in, start playing league football. he needs to play. and if he can't get in the team somewhere in the premier league, i think he's going league, then i think he's goi

it’s good that england has footballers like maguire, who, after all , had a lot of constipation in theuse there is even a transfer going goaled bling, he uh jumps over bellingham in order to defend as if in fact the goal plus the fact that he is still a very slow football player in many places he didn't have time. that's how the attack was when burshyan justified him already with a score of 1:1 at the end match well, in principle, that's exactly what the maguire factor is very strange about her in the sense that he still falls out of this rather monolithic orchestra in geret's saudis in samgrots. we know that he is very insecure and the head coach because he i hesitated a lot whether there was an extension, extended the contract, but still continued, but still, for such a star composition that the england team now has , probably garret is sould not the best option for the head coach. well, plus madison, there are such technical football players here, and there are a lot of them the lack was missed precisely in the attack and one of the options. remember, too, belenem passes to madison.

john maguire, bbc news, biggin hill.g in some breaking news coming into us here at the bbc. the former football coach and convicted paedophile has died in prison. that is according to the ministry of justice. it is reported that barry who was serving a 34 year sentence in prison in cambridgeshire had cancer. and died of cancer. he was injail after being cancer. and died of cancer. he was in jail after being convicted cancer. and died of cancer. he was injail after being convicted of a sexual offences against boys both in the united kingdom and also in the united states. he was firstjailed backin united states. he was firstjailed back in florida in 1994 for raping a british boy on a football tour in the united states before going on to face sentences in the uk in the years after that. barry bennell has died in prison. convicted paedophile, a former football coach. i willjust update you on a couple of stories that have been breaking her in the last few minutes. let's first tell you about those five iranian prisoners. we sa

john maguire, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. we

what is your view, ciaran maguire. he made football amazing, didn't he? he maguire.difference _ didn't he? he certainly made football difference and - didn't he? he certainly made football difference and when | didn't he? he certainly made . football difference and when the premier league started in 1992, football was a tainted sport and the introduction of satellite tv and the creation of a new audience for tv allow the sport to gentrified self and the money that came in has been spectacular in the first year of the premier league, all of the clubs together generated just £200 million and that is now up to 6 billion. and he has certainly been involved in the transformation of the spore and players have benefited in terms of their wages and the quality of football has increased as well. whether that would have happened with a different person in charge of a satellite subscription is to be debated, but that he had a symbiotic relationship between the newspapers and channel and the game itself and all have benefited as a result of that. ., . all have benefited as a res

john maguire, bbc news, buckinghamshire.fishing expedition. authorities say one man was pulled unconscious from botany bay, off the coast of sydney, and later died, while the other remains in a stable condition. the two men were thrown from the boat when it was hit by the whale — early morning local time. let's hear from the new south wales police minister yasmin catley. these circumstances, we have been advised early that a whale has been involved. i mean, whoever would have thought that that would have occurred? so it is terribly tragic. terribly tragic. and wejust, as i say, feel for those family and friends. you know, this morning two guys got up to go out and enjoy themselves fishing, something that i and, you know, most people in new south wales love to do, and we have ended up in a tragic set of circumstances. staying in the uk, and to scotland where two people are in hospital after the flying scotsman steam train was involved in a crash with another heritage train in the cairngorms. the low speed collision took place

so harry maguire's mum, i don't know harry maguire is going know how harry maguire is going to feel about't need going out. well, she need my mum going out. well, she said there in the stand. said i was there in the stand. it's not acceptable. i mean, everything's for what's everything's right for what's been created over nothing. i understand the football world are positive and are ups and downs, positive and negatives, but she's basically saying my boy is trying his hardest . will you please give hardest. will you please give him a break? he's given everything, so just be nice to him. >> i don't think you can criticise her for that one bit. neither do i. >> but if always though, if your mum gets involved, your mum has to stick up for you. yeah. can you going into the you imagine going into the dressing. and dressing. dressing room and they're going harry. so your they're oh going harry. so your mum, your mum going allow mum, your mum going to allow that. like no i think we're that. it's like no i think we're going to see plague of this. going to see a plague of this. >> are we? because

the england captain was asked about maguire, his international teamate, and the criticism the defenderssary scrutiny and scapegoated a little bit in terms of the way the team of gone over recent times and it's a really good friend of mine, great guy and hard—working a professional and from england point of view, one of our best offenders in recent times and one of our best offenders over the history of our country. [30 over the history of our country. do ou over the history of our country. do you think you can be that game changer this season and help them league that they they so want to gain? league that they they so want to rain? ., ., , gain? time will tell and for sure, there's a reason _ gain? time will tell and for sure, there's a reason that _ gain? time will tell and for sure, there's a reason that byron - gain? time will tell and for sure, l there's a reason that byron munich brought me to the club and to train just winning the champions league and they did and i can be a big help and they did and i can be a big help and i'm sure up the team as well. that's what i want to ble

erik ten hag's side are missing several first—team players, including mason mount, harry maguire andespite troubles both on and off the pitch, the manager insists that he is looking forward to taking on the bundesliga champions. they leave you also sometimes spaces, but we have very great respect for them, bayern, especially champions league, home, especially, the group stage, they are very strong, but we are looking forward because we like a challenge and also we trust ourselves. united, obviously, they've been going to a bit of a tough spell recently but sometimes that can be really dangerous because they're looking for a big response, and, yeah, we need to be careful that we're at home, we want to dictate the game, we want to play the way and they have some threats as well that we really need to be careful of. also later, arsenal make their return to the champions league after a six—year absence against psv eindhoven, while in one of the early kick—offs, real madrid host a union berlin side that were in germany's second tier just five years ago. for more on the rest of the day's f

mason mount and rafael varane are still out despite training on tuesday and harry maguire hasn't travellede injury list. new bayern striker harry kane has settled into the bundesliga really well, with four goals in their opening four games. but he's wary of his next opponents despite their struggles so far this season, with 3 league defeats in their last four matches. united, obviously they have been going through a tough spell recently. but sometimes that can be really dangerous because they are looking for a big response. we need to be careful of that. we are at home and want to dictate the game. we want to play the way we want to but they have some threats as well that we really need to be careful of. arsenal welcome psv eindhoven to the emirates stadium on wednesday. mikel arteta's men punched their ticket to europe's elite competition via a second—placed finish in last season's premier league. they're back in the champions league for the first time since 2017. this club has to win champions league and when i have the job that i had i felt responsible to try to bring the club to the bi

harry maguire has also been included, despite not featuring for manchester united this season.ck levi colwill have got their first senior call—ups but chelsea's raheem sterling is absent, having been left out of the last two squads. the basis of this squad is we left old trafford after two really good performances, um, four good performances in the group, so i didn't really want to move from the squad we had that day. we're only three games into the start of the season. but we've had a lot of people at the back with, with issues, so we've had to make changes there. and the only other change, then, is eddie, who's coming in because it's an area where we'd like to have a look at him. he's a young player with a really good pedigree, very good finisher, and it's good for him to have some time with us. a bit of transfer news now and liverpool are in discussions with bayern munich about the possibility of signing midfielder ryan gravenberch from the german champions. the 21—year—old netherlands internationaljoined bayern from ajax last summer but has struggled for first team football

harry maguire, jordan henderson started despite debate over their inclusion, they found a foothold hardharry kane double sublime pass to score his first goal in his 77th cap. saka struck the crossbar but ukraine held up struck the crossbar but ukraine held up for a point. the 100% record is overfor england in group c, and in from scotland are next in glasgow on tuesday in a friendly. —— in form scotland. arsenal women have been knocked out of the champions league in the first round of qualifying. they were beaten on penalties by paris fc. arsenal's jen beattie scored a 96th minute equaliser to force extra time at 2—2. they fell behind again before allesia russo's second of the game made it 3—3. .it went to a shoot—out and the french prevailed 4—2. four other british sides in qualifying. glasgow city are through they beat lithuanian side gintra 3—0. cardiff city and cliftonville were beaten. celtic women are playing valarenga in norway, i—i. england bounced back from their shock t20 series loss by thrashing sri lanka in the first one—day international of their best—of—three series. after

scotland pulled one backjust after the hour as substitute harry maguire turned the ball into his owno goal lead was restored late on by harry kane, inflicting only the second home defeat for scotland in their past 20 games in all competitions, leaving their fans deflated. i thought maybe you can dream but think england were probably the better team, weren't they? england have played really well, it's more of a hopeful effort. it was a shame no scotland player scored, the place went wild when they got the own—goal. something to celebrate. it was a friendly, a qualifier so we'll be in germany and i'll be there. former spanish football federation president, luis rubiales, has been summoned to appear in court on friday in connection with the investigation into his kiss on the lips ofjenni hermoso after the women's world cup final. according to a madrid court statement, rubiales will appear before an examining magistrate "to be heard as an accused" and to respond to accusations of "sexual assault". he stepped down as the spanish football federation�*s president on sunday but has continued

harry maguire. it's i we're maguire.out a very, very expensive, very rich expensive, a very rich footballer. money doesn't expensive, a very rich footbacome money doesn't expensive, a very rich footbacome int0|oney doesn't expensive, a very rich footbacome into it.ey doesn't expensive, a very rich footbacome into it. this)esn't expensive, a very rich footbacome into it. this is;n't really come into it. this is always easy people to always very easy for people to say, oh, you know, what, he earned? money and does earned? so much money and does this. but when you have of the amount of crowd on your back and you know you've got to go out and and you know that and perform and you know that everybody's scottish fans and perform and you know that ev

scotland pulled one backjust after the hour as substitute harry maguire turned the ball into his owntwo goal lead was restored late on by harry kane, inflicting only the second home defeat for scotland in their past 20 games in all competitions, leaving their fans deflated. inaudible england have played really well, it's more of a hopeful upward. well, it's more of a hopeful uward. ., ., , well, it's more of a hopeful uward. ., , upward. scotland player scored, the lace upward. scotland player scored, the place went _ upward. scotland player scored, the place went wild _ upward. scotland player scored, the place went wild when - the place went wild when mcguire got the only goal. something to celebrate. it was a friendly. _ something to celebrate. it was a friendly. a — something to celebrate. it was a friendly, a qualifier - something to celebrate. it was a friendly, a qualifier so - a friendly, a qualifier so well— a friendly, a qualifier so we'll be _ a friendly, a qualifier so we'll be in germany and i'll be there — former spanish football federation president, luis rubiales, has

john maguire was there to see it.ft at biggin hill by the cabbies from the taxi charity for military veterans. it means the world to them. it's a family. excuse me. so, it means a lot to you. 0h, things like this keep me alive. and for one chelsea pensioner, there's the chance notjust to see a spitfire up close, but to fly in one. a dream come true. i know most of the things about the battle of britain and the young age of the pilots that went up and made the ultimate sacrifice. and now i'm able to go up in an aircraft, this iconic aircraft. nothing rivals the looks, the speed, the feel of the spitfire. well, mike will have flown in many different aircraft during his military career, but never, of course, in a spitfire. a plane he says he's loved his whole life. so what's the experience like for him? this just about beats everything. it's the actual aircraft that was used in 1940, wasn't it? it was absolutely mind—blowing. mike's flown from biggin hill, a vitalfighter base in the battle of britain, to the skies where

maguire, what schools are doing itin right? who is serving as the model for what schools should be doing in higher education in this space? >> well, i think most universities do have some difficulties but the first when they comes to mind is the university of chicago which of course is famous for its chicago statement of freedom of expression as well as the calvin reportal which argues for institutional neutrality, the idea that the university should not officially take positions on social and political issues of the day, and that's starting to get more traction. university of north carolina has adopted it. and then third which is very important as well is the shields report which says faculty should be appointed and promoted only on the basis of merit. merit in teaching, research, and intellectual service to the community. i think one thing that falls afoul of that is in use things like diversity or dei statements, mandatory dei statements in hiring. another school that is doing some good things is purdue university. a few yea

erik ten hag's side are missing several first—team players, including mason mount, harry maguire and varane. but despite troubles both on and off the pitch, the manager insists that he is looking forward to taking on the bundesliga champions. they leave you also sometimes spaces. we are very respectful and we know in the champions league, at home, they are very strong. as you say, we are looking forward. we like a challenge. also, we trust ourselves. a challenge. also, we trust ourselves-_ a challenge. also, we trust ourselves. , , ., ourselves. united, they been going throu~h a ourselves. united, they been going through a tough — ourselves. united, they been going through a tough spell, _ ourselves. united, they been going through a tough spell, but - ourselves. united, they been going i through a tough spell, but sometimes that can _ through a tough spell, but sometimes that can he _ through a tough spell, but sometimes that can be dangerous because they are looking for a big response. yes, we need _ are looking for a big response. yes, we need to— are looking for a big response. y

asjohn maguire reports, they all got a chance to inspect the planes up close.harity for military veterans. it means the world to them. it's a family. excuse me. so, it means a lot to you. oh, things like this keep me alive. and for one chelsea pensioner, there's the chance notjust to see a spitfire up close, but to fly in one. a dream come true. i know most of the things about the battle of britain and the young age of the pilots that went up and made the ultimate sacrifice. and now i'm able to go up in an aircraft, this iconic aircraft. nothing rivals the looks, the speed, the feel of the spitfire. well, mike will have flown in many different aircraft during his military career, but never, of course, in a spitfire. a plane he says he's loved his whole life. so what's the experience like for him? this just about beats everything. it's the actual aircraft that was used in 1940, wasn't it? it was absolutely mind—blowing. mike's flown from biggin hill, a vitalfighter base in the battle of britain, to the skies where the dogfights took place along the white cliffs

important preparatory games, england beat scotland and harry kane scored a skeleton goal with harry maguire'sown goal. he defeated saudi arabia this second time the loss of the saudis was to roberto mancini's data , mexico and uzbekistan also reached 33. in the name of god, hello, your appearance is good . i am now in this 7th sample training camp to be ready . i am from tehran, 12 years old. it was special, and besides these special exercises , we had analysis and analysis of the chicken film together, which are improving at every stage, and the technical staff is trying their best to make more progress in each camp . the young people held the first stage of their training camp in tehran. i have been working for two years and i am a member of the national skiing team . i hope you get the best result after that, in line with the implementation of the plan to support these future makers, 11 teenage cyclists and training institutions were invited. the goal is a way to pass through the hard and rough roads of our city. it is not a good friend and the training is not that strong . it is not profe

john maguire, bbc news, biggin hill. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. and we were seeing some of the effects of the storm and the rain in the south—west of england? the south-west of england? that's riaht, the south-west of england? that's right. ben. — the south-west of england? that's right. ben. i— the south-west of england? that's right, ben. iwonder_ the south-west of england? that's right, ben. iwonder if— the south-west of england? that's right, ben. i wonder if quite - the south-west of england? that's right, ben. i wonder if quite a - the south-west of england? that's right, ben. i wonder if quite a few| right, ben. i wonder if quite a few people are a bit tired this morning, and the chances are it was these noisy thunderstorms which were responsible. in some areas we had extreme falls of rain, in swindon, one months�* worth in the space of an hour. we had some flash flooding in parts of devon yesterday as well. this week will often be wet and windy because we have got a very powerfuljet windy because we have got a very powerful jet stream acro

sorry for maguire, says i feel sorry for harry maguire .me to drop him for his own good. i harry maguire. it's time to drop him for his own good . i presume him for his own good. i presume he's talking about england. there and england place there. controversial rival. okay, you can join in any of our discussions, however controversial you to be. gb controversial you want to be. gb views the gbnews.com. or you can tweet at . gb tweet at. gb news. >> so it is our top story this morning. the government's controversial northern ireland legacy bill. it's now one step away from becoming law. >> now this legislation offers amnesties, conditional amnesties to those who accused of killings dunng to those who accused of killings during 30 years of violence in northern ireland. and it stops any new court cases or inquests being held old. and despite widespread opposition, the bill passed after a final debate in the house of lords. >> while campaigners for victims say the government have abandoned them. but a former special branch officer who shot dead

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john maguire, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes.have a real mixed picture to take you through the rest of today. for scotland and northern ireland it is sunny spells and a few passing showers. the south of england with warm sunshine, feeling a little humid, and between that we have a weather front across wales, midlands, lincolnshire, a tug—of—war between these separate areas of low pressure. that front will not move through the day to day but is this low pressure sores to develop and move toward spain and portugal where it could cause some severe thunderstorms, it will push warmer air across england and wales tomorrow and will control how much rain we have in the weekend. this afternoon the wettest areas are wales, across the midlands, lincolnshire might see some of the rain into three parts of north—west england right towards the end of the afternoon. the rain tending to turn afternoon. the rain tending to turn a bit heavier. warm sunshine in the south and blustery conditions for the north of scotland were strong winds continuing

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. >> asking them to approve a plan put forth by sfmta director tom maguire creating a 4 hour parking limit along the roadways from 08:00pm to 06:00pm monday through friday, a move some residents support in the course of living there since these these. there has been destruction of my cars i've been about over, but the majority of public comments were made by those against the parking changes, including jennifer freedom. buck, who is the executive director of the coalition on homelessness. what's on your shoulders? >> is a decision whether or not to evict 120 households. that's what you all are deciding today. sfmta board members not taking the decision lightly asking emily cohen from the department of homelessness and supportive housing. what the city is doing to find a safe parking site for those living in rv's and cars near lake merced said. >> according to cohen, the city has identified one possible option could take several months. >> to get that a safe parking program up and running after several hours of presentations, public comments and questions sfmta board of directors vote

professor tom acts as some believe union leaders, matthew maguire and peter wire were heads of the labort. but max, as their efforts don't discredit kyle's work, there's no question. >> that label played a role in the creation of labor day. >> but when we talk about a father of some sort of piece of legislation, we always refer to a member of congress. kyle died in 19. 0, one at age. 47 leaving behind a lasting labored a legacy. he tried every working when it sounds like to me. >> to make a significant contribution. >> and that was allison gens reporting for us. now to our 4 zone forecast. take a live look now at the embarcadero, the bay bridge out there in the distance and a little bit of a breeze for us in san francisco. checking in now with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for a look ahead at what we can expect. were trying to make a significant contribution here tonight, as we've got. >> looks like a nice evening outside. we do have some breezes that are blowing in couple patches of fog working the way along the coastline. but i think we've got a really nice week ahead, looking to

and i'm not maguire i not picking on harry maguire. i think jordan henderson's the same.ng come out withyou he's done that move and having come out withyou all he's done that move and having come out withyou all he'things and you know, all the things he's a bit he's said and done, it's a bit controversial, but he shouldn't be england squad be left out of the england squad and i think and because of that. but i think the football isn't the standard of football isn't going think, the standard of football isn't goir know, think, the standard of football isn't goir know, gareth, think, the standard of football isn't goir know, gareth, i think, the standard of football isn't goirknow, gareth, i think1ink, the standard of football isn't goirknow, gareth, i think in k, the standard of football isn't goirknow, gareth, i think in his you know, gareth, i think in his mind knows mind, thinking he knows that this major this is his last major tournament. so he's going to do it wants do it the way that he wants to do it. but know, you if onune online gb news. britain's news. channel >>

leona maguire delivered. the irishwoman put europe ahead.e scoreboard began to turn red. america collecting point after point. could caroline headwall rescue europe? the fightback was on. they needed one more point. who else but spaniard carlota ciganda, her captain by her side? it came down to this put in front of her home crowd. so after an incredible weekend of drama, doubts, tension and emotion, europe retain the solheim cup. jane dougall, bbc news, andalusia. we will hopefully get to jane at the course and hear from some of the triumphant european team as well. scotland are effectively playing knockout rugby at the world cup, they needed a bonus point win with at least four tries against tonga in nice to make sure they keep their slim hopes alive of getting out of their pool. despite an early scare it was mission accomplished. they won 45—17. adam cottier reports. in the fortnight since the defeat by south africa, as a result had seen scotland's quarter finals hopes would you suggest a dilemma. against tonga, they need a win and a bonus

. >> asking them to approve a plan put forth by sfmta director tom maguire creating a 4 hour parking along the roadways from 08:00pm to 06:00pm monday through friday, a move some residents support in the course of living there since these these. there has been destruction of my cars i've been about over, but the majority of public comments were made by those against the parking changes, including jennifer freedom. buck, who is the executive director of the coalition on homelessness. what's on your shoulders? >> is a decision whether or not to evict 120 households. that's what you all are deciding today. sfmta board members not taking the decision lightly asking emily

harry maguire turned home an own -oal harry maguire turned home an own goal when — harry maguire turnede careers of innocent _ is destroying the careers of innocent players. simona halep has said she _ innocent players. simona halep has said she will appeal her four year suspension handed down yesterday for bein- suspension handed down yesterday for being found guilty of intentional anti—doping violations. great britain — anti—doping violations. great britain begin their davis cup finals group _ britain begin their davis cup finals group stage campaign today facing australia _ group stage campaign today facing australia in manchester today in their— australia in manchester today in their first — australia in manchester today in their first round robin match. you can watch— their first round robin match. you can watch on— their first round robin match. you can watch on the iplayer from one o'clock _ more on the triple lock and the fairness thereof or not coming up. to tell you what's happening at ten o'clock on bbc news and bbc two, the latest national and international news right here o

the sfmta board of directors tuesday asking them to approve a plan put forth by sfmta director tom maguire creating a 4 hour parking limit along the roadways from 08:00am to 06:00pm monday through friday. a move some residents support in the course of living there since these. >> these? there has been destruction of my cars i've been about over, but the majority of public comments were made by those against the parking changes, including jennifer freedom. buck, who is the executive director of the coalition on homelessness. what's on your shoulders? >> is a decision whether or not to evict 120 households. that's what you all are deciding today. sfmta board members not taking the decision lightly asking emily cohen from the department of homelessness and supportive housing. what the city is doing to find a safe parking site for those living in rv's and cars near lake merced said. >> according to cohen, the city has identified one possible option could take several months. >> to get a safe parking program up and running after several hours of presentations, public comments and questions sfmt

john maguire, bbc news, buckinghamshire.he story. a steady stream of visitors have called in at the camp which borders the old raf base, bringing supplies and solidarity. if people don't stand up for their beliefs, then everything just gets railroaded through. it's not necessarily that people do think the worst, i think it'sjust, it's just the unknown. the base was once the home of 617 squadron, responsible for the famous dambusters raids in 1943. up until last year, it was also a base for the red arrows. tony feels very strongly about the heritage of the site. heroes have walked on them fields, heroes have flown in and out of those runways. some came back and some didn't. and it's tragic if we let this go. the government says it's had to deal with record numbers of people crossing the channel to claim asylum. there's also a backlog of 175,000 people waiting for a decision. so portable cabins have gone up on the site designed to house 2,000 men here by christmas. but the residents who live opposite say the impact on them has

bbc news, england boss gareth southgate condemns what he calls the ridiculous treatment of harry maguiresaying the criticism the defender has faced is a joke. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. more than 5,000 people are now known to have died in devastating floods in the east of libya. to have died in devastating floods thousands more are missing, and at least 30,000 people are now homeless. two dams collapsed in the city of derna after a storm hit on sunday, causing tsunami—like water to sweep away large parts of the port city. streets are covered in mud and rubble, littered with upturned vehicles and victims are being buried in mass graves. 0ur correspondentjoe inwood has the latest. nothing could resist the waters. as the river derna swelled, then broke its banks, entire districts of the city were washed into the sea. those caught in its path didn't stand a chance. translation: people were asleep and no-one was ready. _ my whole family lived next door to each other. we were all neighbours. we lost 30 people so far, 30 members of the same family. we haven't found anyon

erik ten hag's side are missing several first—team players, including mason mount, harry maguire andel varane. but despite troubles both on and off the pitch, the manager insists that he is looking forward to taking on the bundesliga champions. they leave you also sometimes spaces. we are very respectful and we know in the champions league, at home, they are very strong. as you say, we are looking forward. we like a challenge. also, we trust ourselves. united, they've been going through a tough spell, but sometimes that can be dangerous because they are looking for a big response. yes, we need to be careful. we are at home, we want to dictate the game, we want to play the way we want to. but they have some threats we need to be careful of as well. also later, arsenal make their return to the champions league after a six—year absence against psv eindhoven, while in one of the early kick—offs, real madrid host a union berlin side that were in germany's second tier just five years ago. for more on the rest of the day's fixtures, head to the bbc sport website. after less than three month