the spanish and italian and a little bit german team. and then this team a very good so and so we have. ok. so he's got though he's the exception. and let's talk about england i watch the game with some guys from the island check it out. so confident because they're very good no because we think it's going to. do it we'll see you. yes you are there are. good yes. we're. back. so welcome to our show we're really english men here is michael this is a welcome. home oh. so are you doing oh yeah oh yeah it was. again i can't really guarantee it yeah what does it mean to you what does it mean to the whole country that england made it to the semifinal we're not used to this feeling we don't know how to manage these emotions especially the young generation. i mean for me i was born for ninety ninety but i don't remember so you know any emotions and i think that's a kind of yeah so you invent football believes. in a time sixty's here i've had this before. so yeah. it's been a roller coaster of emotions but i think i don't know it's starting to bec

it is a bit of... again, a bit eye—popping, isn't it? present. it is a bit of...popping, isn't it? if it did stand those present it didn't seem to stun dominic raab, he heard this on friday, he went on tv today and insisted britain's no deal planning would be a fantastic success but he said the country would thrive if we crash out of the eu with no deal. you heard this warning apparently. there's another dominate in this story, dominic grieve, a leading pro eu tory, an incredibly polite and mild—mannered person. i, like lots of journalists, have been mild—mannered person. i, like lots ofjournalists, have been frustrated trying to get dominic grieve to say something more sexy for the paper, a bit more of a soundbite, and often he doesn't want to because that's the person he is. he is warning, as he did on tv today, that it would be a state of urgency if a no deal brexit, ordinary life would grind to a halt, echoing what amazon said and that's coming from somebody who normally takes a very sober and restrained view of things. good to know this is what counts as sexy

there's a bit when they've got to climb over a plank that's balanced vertiginously over a big fiery pitlways really scares me. here's what i like about it. firstly, i really like dwaynejohnson in everything. everyone always says he's lovely, but on screen he's great. a colleague of mine said he made a movie once in which he had to do a fist bump with a 60 foot gorilla. somebody said, "i'd like to see daniel day—lewis pull that trick off!" you believe in it, because you believe in the rock. there is a setup at the beginning in which we see him combat training, in which he loses the bottom half of one of his legs. he has a prosthetic leg, which he then uses as a tool to help him with this impossible mission. did you ever see towering inferno? oh, yes. 0k, well, towering inferno is based on two books. it was based on the glass inferno and the tower. die hard was basically towering inferno with cowboys and indians. this is basically the rock meets die hard, or, get this, "die rock hard"! see what i did there?! i thought it was really good fun. it was really silly, it doesn't make any sense

or a bit higher, a small chance for an afternoon thunderstorm in the south—east.be a shower in the south—east but most places will be dry. a bit of patchy rain into northern ireland and western scotland later in the day, temperatures again creeping upwards again especially across england and wales, 3132 degrees down towards the south—east. the heat keeps on coming across central and eastern areas on thursday, but this frontal system pushing into the west will eventually bring some rain into northern ireland, western scotland, the front though actually will help to exacerbate the process of scooping up the hot air from the south and bringing it in our direction. temperatures in london, 32, maybe 33 degrees, birmingham, even sheffield not too far behind but it does cool off a little bit as we head towards the weekend. further north we will also feel the effects of that cooler fresher air. could be a bit of rain at times as well, but the heat will begin to build again next week. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: as the hot weather continues, the met office has

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they are in a bit of a bind, departments that more cash as well.re in a bit ofa bind, they don't want to borrow marbled where is the money going to come from? and does a thing to does exist, have some questions about where the money will start coming in and how much it will start coming in and how much it will be. so, the prime minister had suggested when she made her announcement that the taxpayers would have to bear the brunt and does the treasury, see the most palatable way of doing this and if they can settle on fuel tax. palatable way of doing this and if they can settle on fuel taxli palatable way of doing this and if they can settle on fuel tax. i think it is quite a topsy—turvy situation. they've kind of thrown this, to the wind and that was £30 billion funding package and to pay for? a few weeks ago, just after the summons, few weeks ago, just after the summons, the tory mps to the treasury, was described to me as a competition of revenue raising measures, because after have to work at the pay for it. on the duty, i do think this is be unp

a bit more cloud further north, more of a breeze.astern scotland will do pretty well. we could be looking at 26—29 celsius in england and wales. then, as we head on in towards next week we'll see this weather front, a new one, waxing and waning across the north—west corner of the country. further south and east, though, we'll be tapping into some very warm and humid air off the near continent, so it's likely we could see temperatures reaching the low 30s celsius in one or two places. so always a little bit cooler and cloudier further north and west, with some fierce heat and humidity further south and east. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: now they're going for a second summit. the white house announces surprise plans to invite vladimir putin to washington. president trump bats away accusations he's cozying up to russia. getting along with president putin, getting along with russia is a positive, not a negative. with that being said, if that do

further north, a bit breezier and more cloud, with outbreaks of rain. quite a mixed weekend, with variable amounts of cloud, a little bit of rain, but also some spells of warm sunshine. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: making his mind up. president trump now says vladimir putin is to blame for russia meddling in the us election. well, iwould, because he's in charge of the country, just like i consider myself to be responsible for things that happen in this country. so certainly, as the leader of a country, you would have to hold him responsible, yes. the thai cave boys finally go home, after telling the world's media how it felt to be rescued. google is fined a record sum by the european union, almost $5 billion, over its android operating system. and, from the arctic circle to the baltic sea, sweden calls for international help as it battles to contain at least a0 wildfires.

utilities seeing a bit of pain. -- sage on the downside. lso off, seeing metals and copper grade -- top or trade lower. a little bit of green, financials up .3%. last week was the best week for european banks since 2017. seeing green as we talk about normalization and the bank of japan coming as soon as tomorrow to its monetary policy and this week we have the u.s., the u.k., india, so much central-bank action to be had. i want to share you what is this dragged down food and beverages. we had earnings from heineken. who doesn't like a bit of beer? brazilians like it so much they are seeing rampant uptick in brazil and that means it is hitting margins. we saw the share price pummeled, as much as 3%, the worst today we are seeing for heineken all the way back three years ago. the reason is they had to guide down their margins for 2018. no longer do we see an uptick of a quarter percentage point. we will see margins downward. they are ramping up in brazil and trying to -- they are spending on marketing and it is not as profitable. they say give

planet are we witnessing climate change at work here or is something else taking place it's always a bit difficult to attribute a single event to climate change but what we can say is that the climate change increases the likelihood of specific events are taken over heat waves for example of heavy precipitation events there it's quite clear also from a physical standpoint that climate change is easy and the probability just probabilities that people have severe based on increasing the temperatures choose to be present for trouts which are the most important reason for such a right it's a bit less clear there are some indications and observations that also try woods are increasing but this is a bit uncertain i'm going to pose the chicken or the egg question to you now is this manmade or is this nature at work it's always a combination i'm trying to change and global warming is almost certainly the men nate at least some decrease of because we emit greenhouse gases we contribute to the warming of the earth and this also contributes of course then to an increase of the temperature during he

sunday, it's looking a bit cooler in north—west scotland with a bit of cloud, a bit of patchy rain to down a bit. elsewhere you still have some sunshine to come and you still have the warmth as well, as temperatures reaching into the upper 20s to near 30 celsius and notjust in south—east england, i think we'll see a few of those dotted about elsewhere in england and wales. that's how the weekend weather is shaping up. that's all this lunchtime, but before we go, on the eve of england's historic quarterfinal against sweden tomorrow, we'll leave you with a few of the hundreds of images and jokes circulating on social media, where everyone seems convinced that football really is coming home. phone rings. gary. # it's coming home the # it's coming # footballs coming home # it's coming home # it's coming # football is coming home # it's coming home good afternoon. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. to the world cup, and england are on their way to samara for tomorrow's quarter final with sweden. they trained for the final time this morning. jamie vardy‘s back with the squad bu

some more cloud, and things will turn a little bit cooler, too. n wiltshire. beautiful blue skies, not a lot of cloud around there. bit of fair weather cloud here and there. but through the week ahead, briefly things will turn cooler and a bit cloudier, but things staying largely dry, and temperatures picking up once again into the latter part the week. but we start the new working week with high pressure still in charge. a weak cold front will be just heading its way south across the country, introducing some slightly cooler conditions, initially to the north and then filtering further south. so, on monday, it won't be quite as warm as it has been across parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern and eastern england, with a bit of a shift in wind direction. more cloud than we've seen here, too. further south, though, we will hold onto the warm and the dry weather. really dry for much of the country, just perhaps a bit of drizzle in the far north associated with a bit more cloud. you can see the red colours indicating that warmer weather across

i was — this was not — it was — it was a little bit — it was a little bit, um, it was intended to be e longer on top. but it is what it is. it's summertime. it works out. just wandering around carnoustie without being recognised, the reigning champion! team sky's geraint thomas has retained the leader's yellowjersey ahead of team—mate chris froome after stage 14 of the tour de france. froome, the 4—time winner, was subject to more attacks from the crowds, having a clear liquid thrown at him, while thomas was booed as he crossed the line. he and froome maintained their positions in first and second place overall, although they were nearly 20 minutes behind stage winner omar fraile. thomas leads froome by1 minute 39 seconds in the general classification with just seven stages remaining. lewis hamilton has his work cut out this afternoon if he's to win the german grand prix. he'll start from 14th place on the grid after trying to push his mercedes back to the pits after breaking down in the first qualifying session at hockenheim. the british driver is eight points behind championship lea

it has been a bit hot. ithink his clothes are basically a representation of his words, but he is saying let's write history. no pressure then. here we are another knockout match for england at a major tournament, and you wonder how this one will end. penalties? red cards? dramatic defeat? or will they just surprise us all and win it really easily?! it is, of course, colombia for england in the last 16 of the world cup in moscow tonight. loads of england fans will be feeling very nervous this morning, but the players themselves looked pretty relaxed, despite the fact that we're at the point of the tournament where penalties come into play. once we get to that point, we know our sort of ranking of players and what we've seen, notjust with us, but over a number of years in players that have taken more into matches than others, so we're prepared. but there's a lot of football before that point. if it goes to them stages, then, you know, i'll definitely be one to put my hand up and want to take one. obviously, w

it gave the league side a bit of a boost. a big it is a fair comparison.jor differences. is that obama intervened during a live referendum when people were deciding how to vote. it felt a lot more like the us president was tried to tell a country, a different country, how to vote. also, when it comes to this topic in particular, trade, the us has an obvious position. the us wa nts to has an obvious position. the us wants to be able to do a competent to free trade deal with the uk. they have skin in the game. but the president to come over and say please make this as easy as possible is not really dictating what the uk must do, it is saying this is what the us would benefit from. it is a fair comparison. but i think donald trump's intervention, while perhaps krass are not done in the best way, is perhaps more legitimate. krass are not done in the best way, is perhaps more legitimatem krass are not done in the best way, is perhaps more legitimate. it may play out in theresa may's favour. the sam webber barack obama may have laid out for the league side. —— t

you could say it was empty, a bit put together, but then again, remember this was a working visit, andthe last minute, yes, he went to her schedule, not the other way round, nothing got moved out of place, so it would take... yes, you understand it would take... yes, you understand it was not a state visit, so... let us it was not a state visit, so... let us turn to the mail. that is focussing on the trump visit. it is going to be interesting to see what piers morgan has spoken to donald trump about. it is an exclusive. trump about. it is an exclusive. trump let slip the queen's tree view. he writes for them. the only thing i, i mean it is a plaque that says aboard air force one, i mean, thatis says aboard air force one, i mean, that is like distracting me so much i can't relate to it. the golden staircase for the trump... did the mail put it there? it is so bizarre, any way, allegedly, he says things like she is beautiful, inside and out. there a couple of line it is a have dropped on the the wiresers, one says this is from reuter, president trump says of the queen, in this interview,

some more cloud, and things will turn a little bit cooler, too. tshire. beautiful blue skies, not a lot of cloud around there. bit of fair weather cloud here and there are through the week, quickly things will turn cooler and cloudier, but things staying largely dry, and temperatures picking up once again into the latter part the week. but we start the new week with high pressure still in charge. a weak cold front will be just heading its way south across the country, introducing some slightly cooler conditions initially to the north and further south. so, on monday, it won't be quite as warm as it has been across parts of scotland and northern ireland, northern and eastern england, with a bit of a shift in wind direction. more cloud than we've seen here, too. further south, though, we will hold onto the warm and dry weather for much of the country. a bit of drizzle in the far north associated with a bit more cloud. you can see the red colours indicating that warmer weather across southern and western england, into msouth wales too, whereas further

for some of us, a little bit lower than that. a brighter day, a bit more sunshine. sex. temperature wise, starting to climb a degree or so. the temperatures will continue to climb and we are looking at 27. including the pennines. you could see on shower in wales. equally, quite a lot of dry weather. thing is starting to change slightly but having said that even into the weekend. it's nice to have the cooler nights. less than a month ago, the world cup began in russia, with many pundits and fans expressing their low expectations of england's chances. what a difference a month makes. today gareth southgate's men are preparing for their semi—final and millions of three lions fans are starting to believe that football really could be coming home. breakfast'sjohn maguire has been out to take the temperature of one city gripped by football fever. what may have started as a slight bout of world cup man flu has now developed into full—blown world cup fever. this was the scene of bristol city boss mark homeground ashton gate on saturday. the fan numbers have been increasing g

it‘s a bit of a seesaw for her.congress amid a backlash over comments made during his summit with russian president vladimir putin. mr trump contradicted us intelligence agencies by saying that russia did not tamper in the 2016 presidential election campaign. our correspondent david willis has more. some republicans accused the president of weakness and of making a tragic mistake. vladimir putin has denied any involvment in four novichok poisonings in wiltshire. a postmortem examination is due to take place today on the body of dawn sturgess, who died earlier this month. her partner is seriously ill in hospital and the police have launched a muder inquiry. president putin told american television that allegations against russia were groundless. translation: we would like to get at least some sort of a document of evidence about it, but nobody gives it to us. what kind of bottle? what is the chemical formula? who got it? or maybe there are other reasons. maybe it is internal reasons within the united kingdom. but nob

a bit of negativity playing out. wi dollar trading at 6795 and the bloomberg dollar index at the lowest just shy of one-month overnight. sydney futures a little bit of positivity, and really struggling this week. quite key for some of the commodities and the impact of these tariffs as the clock ticks down for implementation. we had a jump up pretty and the boe governor mark carney saying growthe pace of strong we seeing deserves higher rates. it is unchanged and we do have positivity coming through from tech and semis overnight having the volleys in the holiday. .he first shot in the trade war >> what is happening in the market as of latest people are really shifting their positions. we are aware of some kind of slowing growth indicators in places like china and the fed. the economy overnight was interesting. with trades ,iscussions and ongoing tariff it is a tricky one. it is a goldman sachs chart. the fence history to perform as of late. people were they are in the cycle. they will have to bring out there equities p

this pile driver thunderball but it was told and it was true but unfortunately for victualling was a bit too close to loris it was a part of the way and france was to play the danger and they really kind of i would say stifle the press straight to belgium from that point. to the end as you would expect they played out the court as it did to show performance wasn't even the belgian getting closer but. they never really looked like living in a gold letting belgium in the whole seem to be in game management. the best team gets to the final one way or another and that's what they're looking forward to their third finally in twenty years nineteen ninety eight they won and of course losing to italy to thaw it in six hundred member there's a down head book that we've got here we'll be hoping to go back with with better memories this time i've been making it to from. a let's just for a while with for you some interesting stats all before this instance so the only other previously been to football is one as a player and then gone on to win the trophy as a. we'll have the opportunity in the final

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so a bit harder. good, england are playing well, and community pubs in particular have suffered over recent yea rs. in particular have suffered over recent years. tonight is a really good opportunity to make a memorable experience, for people of the community to come together. do you see that already? they have already been a few of these games, people coming in and actually coming in again when there is not an england game. we are seeing different people coming for the game. so as opposed toa coming for the game. so as opposed to a traditional football game, england brings the whole family out, children, all ages coming into the pubs. and the communities are coming together, and the atmosphere in the pub, which is the number—1 reason why people go to the pub to watch the game, is for the atmosphere it isa the game, is for the atmosphere it is a close second to being at the game itself. we are seeing lots of new faces and it is an opportunity to try and remind people that the community pub is an impor

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something a bit more noticeable is that fresh appeal, a bit more co mforta ble that fresh appeal, a bitely to seek temperatures at 11—14d —— fresherfeel. values looked likely to seek temperatures at 11—14d —— fresher feel. values of 16 still a little on the humid side in the south—east corner. the front moves through, and there will be a noticeable difference to the feel of the whether through tuesday. a few sharp showers across northern scotland, and maybe north—east england. elsewhere, the cloud will break up, decent sunny spells around, but it will be a bit more co mforta ble around, but it will be a bit more comfortable for getting outdoor jobs done. 16—19d in the north, 25 celsius in the south. then for the next few days we will see this area of high pressure building, things quietening down once again. it does look likely in the south in particular that we will see things warming up. whether france threaten the far north—west, but as we go through the latter stages of the working week, it is largely dry, and temperatures in the south back to the high 20s —— weather fronts threaten

which, to me, sounds a bit strange. it is. i thought, how would ifeel me, sounds a bit strange.t was tracking me and giving me these kinds of offers, and it does feel a little bit creepy. but then, i carry my phone around with me. that is what i thought as well. and i get offers sent to me saying, this is the nearest coffee shop to you, go and get a free coffee. maybe it is something we have to get used to. as you said, the phone is with us all the time and we get offers based on where we are and we do use them. maybe it is just creepy because it is clothing. i suspect it is one of those things we talk about now and we think, how weird and strange, and give it a few years... i wonder how it works in the washing machine, though. that is a good point. rattling around. nina, good to have you with us. see you soon. hello. a very good morning to you. for most places i think the heatwave has reached its peak. but what a peak it was. temperatures during thursday got up above 35 degrees at wisley in surrey. 35 on the nose in central london. even further north in edinburgh, we were looki

the languages or as a bit clunky, in terms of how you describe where she is, but a softer position inxit than the government had previously articulated. —— language is always a bit clunky. you wonder if she had put out this language when she was first by minister, issue would have lasted as promised as long as she had. she has taken her time to arrive at this position, and from her perspective and her time in downing street that has probably been useful from her perspective, but that is not to say that in the analysis of the detail, much like what you get after a budget, that what you get after a budget, that what downing street thinks is positive tonight mind not the, by monday evening, after the weekend papers and after the backbenchers have been briefed by government, or indeed when it first comes into contact with brussels and they have a proper chance to scrutinise the detail in the white paper. eight week moment for the brexit negotiations today and a big moment for the prime minister because of the absence of the negatives, no walkouts, no resignations, no government knock down

weeks before he was murdered there was a minister in the house of commons douglas hawg who stood up a bit a comment that there are a number of solicitors in northern ireland who are in julie sympathetic to the ira . very much we believe give the green light for the assassins to then enter our house and tell my father so we can questions and the more questions that we asked from initial steeds the more questions that they had rudolph and once human rights organizations whilst our supporters once people started looking into this they realised that it was a very very dirty and obviously ultimately not the army the police. other state agencies were involved this was something about that really more than the killing of one but it was something that was it was a system that was in police that affected many many people so the stevens inquiries established and did they establish that. your father was an innocent human rights lawyer and he was killed by british state. illusion we have always campian for a public inquiry but we have a series of investigations and reviews. the subtlety of the word i

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now, you throw into it a little bit of a nuance here it is a midterm election year. how often does that happen we haven't had that many of them since 1990, but if you go back to 1982, in the third quarter which we're in now, it's not a great quarter. markets on average, the s&p 500 down north of 2% it's positive only 56% of the time however, you carry that into the fourth quarter, a seasonably strong trade in the fourth quarter that even bears out more so in midterm election years on average it's up 8.5% in the fourth quarter it's a positive trade nearly 90% of the time. as we talk about these seasonal trends, it's not to say that traders automatically say this is going to happen it just gives us guidance for what we could expect in the future, and that's something they'll be watching. >>> to talk about guidance for the future, i have brett gillespie from anderson capital. what are you focussed on now what is the number one narrative you're focused on for the second half of the year in is it tariffs? is it monetary policy? is it inflation getting out of control? >> w

it did drive oil prices a little bit. on the president seems to think opec is not doing enough. the s&p was closed yesterday as a result of the fourth of july holiday. you can catch up with the boston pops spectacular if you go online and go to your bloomberg. this is what futures look like right now. flat i think is probably the best description. some individual stocks that could move quite a great deal. 100, you are not going to get much here. let's wait and see what you're going to get. up. i don't expect to get much more out of the ibex or the dax or the smi or ftsem. that is where we find ourselves at the moment. basically you have most of the main markets struggling to get open. .2%.bex is up by up .2%.y, we are let's take a look at the heat map. a little bit of heat in the health care sector this morning. financials fairly mixed this morning. in terms of where we are seeing leadership. let's take a look at what we are getting. we talked a lot the fact that maybe this meeting in germany between the u.s. ambassador an

a bit a bit of rain and a bit of heat in this weather forecast. a bit of sunshine.y skies overnight. pretty much a dry night, any residual show is fading away. parts of north—west scotland will go down to single digits, to watch the south we are looking at overnight lows of 13, 1a watch the south we are looking at overnight lows of 13, 11115. a decent looking dates, long spells of sunshine, most places dry. a small chance of a show across parts of eastern scotland north—eastern england, but very small. more confidence in brain into the far north—west later in the day. on the cool side of 15 degrees in stornoway, compared with 2829 across parts of the south—east. the extra cloud in the north—west is the first sign of this frontal system bringing rain southwards and eastwards during thursday night into friday. heavy rain across parts of scotland and northern ireland, but as that sinks south eastwards it will fizzle away and towards the south—east, for the most part, and otherfine, dry, sunny and very warm day with temperatures of 28 or 29. it was cooler when we had th

hello again, if the heat is getting a bit too much for you, there's something a bit cooler on the way through the next few days but not just yet. for most of us, the rest of today brings plenty more dry and hot weather with strong sunshine but the first hint of something cooler beginning to push in across the north west of scotland with extra cloud, a very small chance of a shower in southern scotland and northern england. the further south you are, lots of sunshine and temperatures in the south—east up to 31 or 32. as we go into the evening and overnight, you can see some of the cloud in northern scotland will work its way down the east coast and there could be the odd spot of drizzle and clear spells further south, minimum temperatures in cardiff and london around 18. tomorrow, some sunshine still in the forecast, particularly for western and southern areas, more cloud gci’oss and southern areas, more cloud across north—east scotland and north east england and maybe the odd spot of drizzle for a time but most places dry. it will start to turn a bit cooler from the north. hello this

when it's good sweden is a little bit like you care you know it's it's nice but it's a little bit boring i would say so i'm not very you know i don't look forward to the scam england versus you know i think it's not at the end and then there's going to be up front and when this thing what do you think england versus sweden i don't know i've been underestimating sweden for a long time but i still i am who i think and i like what i see. i'm bitter still because sweden eliminated italy so i am you have to stick to me and i like harry king and i like so. i. i think england is riding a huge high right now so i'm going to go with england sweden scares me i go with sweden and england where things are going they're all you can go in and there isn't a coming home the english will watch it. we say god save the queen. goodbye. football is a simple game twenty two men chase a ball for ninety minutes and at the end the germans the croatians the english but i shot the euro why is the belgians the brazilians the swedish the from the french always win. feel. cut. cut cut cut cut cut. cut. cut. cut. cut.

just a bit for the upper east shore freeway. back to you. >>> the fbi says the attack was planned for downtown cleveland, ohio. at least one person was arrested. we know there was a news conference scheduled. as soon as we get more information we'll tell you all about it. >>> in san -- we did some checking overnight. it is to keep people out of the street. >> reporter: no reports of injuries. you can see what's left of the shop and the clubhouse. crews are still on scene. the fire is completely out. here is video from earlier this morning. call came in and quickly spread to a second alarm. it is still early on. we don't know what sparked the fire or where it began. this is the western edge of golden gate park. water pressure is low in this part of the city which means crews had to use trucks to get water up this hill. >> we have a hydrant here. those of you looking to come out to the park know that it will be closed today. today in the bay. >> that would be the golden gate golf course, part of the park. >>> more breaking news. a

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it looks a bit grave. the southern edge of this low pressure. 0n the atlantic on the southern edge of this low pressure. on this web front the rain is very fragmented. there are big gaps around, almost showery weather front. those showers will come and go, but it is edging into this morning in south—west england and wales and in eastern scotland as well. to the west sunny spells and an isolated shower. to the east of that weather front, the an isolated shower. to the east of that weatherfront, the east midlands and in east anglia and the south east it stays dry and sunny. notice the temperature contrasts, the warmer colours towards the east of the weather front, where we could see temperatures in the low 30s once again. still getting into the low to mid 20s in around the weather front. i have said everyone will see them, but in the evening rush hour there are still a few around. particularly in north east wales and the north west midlands, they could get a bit heavier. easing away from mainland scotla nd he

and we're going to be speaking with a diver who is helping with that effort who is at the scene a little bit later in the program but first to germany now where the chancellor angela merkel is set to defend her deal on migration in parliament in the next few hours she averted a potential collapse of her government yesterday after reaching a compromise with her hardline interior minister horst as a whole far but the deal which calls for some migrants to be held in transit centers at the border is controversial and it faces another hurdle before it can become a law or junior coalition partners the center left s.p.d. must sign off on the plan. first it was only a struggle between her party the c.d.u. and his posse the c.s.u. chancellor angela merkel and her interior minister. may have agreed on a compromise after weeks of discord over immigration but now they have to convince the third party in germany's grand coalition the social democrats to accept their hard fought for agreement and this struggle is still far from being over the s.p.d. made it clear from the start that the posse wouldn't be

both sets of fans have turned up on us our correspondents a bit and in amongst them having a wood to see how they're feeling ahead of this this big encounter in russ's the world in capital. oh yeah. well i'm. i'm sure you can see what's happening it's a belgian invasion of st petersburg look at that they are unfolding what looks to be a nine meets a flag which they are now carrying to the stadium lots of positivity remember after the brazil belgium game i maybe issued a rallying call to the belgians to show up in st petersburg and they have the good spirits good voices a lot of confidence i spoke to some of them they've all been saying that they will beat france i mean that's something you expect from a scene from supporters of a team but these guys are really confident and you know the belgians are probably the only team which can actually stop from there now actually on their way to the subway and will carry the flag the cute nine meter belgian flag into the subway so this is the world cup if you are hoping to bring home right it's already written belgium on all its belgium on the

clearly, is going to be nervous because it is a bit of time away from the england team and the circumstances. he is a very good bowler. we all know you can take us. it's like playing in maugham by all at chennai, we play a practice game, it was like playing in maugham by port chennai. but he is a quality spinner. we don't want to take anyone lightly. any of those fast bowlers. it will be a challenge and focus on our bowlers. it will be a challenge and focus on our games. nba superstar lebron james made his first public appearance on monday since leaving cleveland cavaliers to join la lakers with whom he's signed a four—year contract worth $150 million. james, who's played in eight successive nba finals, winning three of them, was back in his home town of akron in ohio, to open his new school — the i promise school, for underprivileged children. i was part of the school system from the eighth grade and ijust want to say, thank you to your support. but also to these kids, you guys are unbelievable, thank you so much. i see all of you guys, all over, thank you so much. you all played a real hug

including several of your natural allies to make common cause against you, it could begin to be a bit of a problem. germany and most of the europeans remain very dependent on the united states. not only for prosperity, but for their security. i don't think we ought to ignore it either. this is a bit of a canary in the coal mine in particularly when you've got a country like china in play that really is an adversary of the united states than it means displays american leadership in the world, we have to pay some attention to the shorts of signals. neil: you mentioned that in our poll adversaries are the president saying his upcoming meeting with vladimir putin on monday. it may be the easiest of them all. even he was surprised by that. but he was right about that. i am wondering what does that portend? what do you think?

you know it seems you came back to normal with the site still closed so for it to reset again it's a bit sort of iraq is going to go away we're going to come back again. personal photos of just a trucker like. him when you see nerve agent you do during the war is a bit confusing really it's not hard to see why there's a bit of confusion around these parts after the poisoning of the script pals back in march the u.k. government launched a multi-million pound cleanup decontamination hazmat suits the full bang police can't say whether the nerve agent lets left on sturgis and charlie rally critically ill came from the same batch that the script pals were exposed to but they have said it's a keen line of the investigation and if it does turn out to be residual nerve agent it begs the question how did the big clean up that was carried out his message the government insists that the latest incident doesn't mean the cleanup after the script piles poisoning was incomplete home secretary sajid javid also said that any items that may have hobbit any residual amount of the agent was safely removed f

it isa it is a bit like a home game uruguay, they are based here and an easy commute to the stadium and in a good place right now, their record is played four, one four, one goal conceded. their coach pulling the strings. in their last match they dealt with cristiano ronaldo, the main threat from france will came from antoine griezmann and kylian mbappe. he was too hot to handle for argentina, his speed tormented them and it'll be interesting to see how uruguay cope him. uruguay also have a potent attack led by luis suarez, although there remains a serious doubt over there remains a serious doubt over the fitness of edinson cavani although he is training here today. apart from the rest of the group. he scored both goals against portugal before limping off late on in that match. with both sides potentially having an a list strike force it could come down to who has the best defence and so far it is uruguay with the edge in that department. the second quarterfinal on friday is just as tantalising. brazil take on belgium. all eyes will be on neymar — who has had people talking about his pl