some good spells of sunshine behind that with aberdeen as high as 25-26d.n the behind that with aberdeen as high as 25—26d. in the south—eastern corner. that clears out into the channel overnight. then overnight temperatures don't drop too far, about 1a temperatures don't drop too far, about m for cardiff and london. monday looks like a decent day with lengthy skills going micro spells of sunshine, with highs of middle and upper 20s. hello, this is bbc news, the headlines... the chancellor philip hammond has refused to say public sector workers are overpaid compared to private sector workers — but believes their generous pensions means they receive a premium. mps are considering tougher sentences for people convicted of acid attacks — after there were more than 400 offences in england and wales in the six months to april. eight people have been killed, and at least 49 were seriously injured in a stampede that broke out after a football match in senegal — reports say a wall collapsed as supporters tried to leave the stadium. now on bbc news. with the women's

richard dunbar, investment director at aberdeen asset director at aberdeen asset management, joins usis company, brand lust, introduces $3, selling everything the $3, basic consumer condiments, peanut butter and mermoz, and they say that people trevor pryce over brand. —— and mayonnaise. —— people don't for price over brand. people said it spends how ethical the products are. one says taste and quality as the deciding factor. this one says it depends on what type of goods, but mostly it's the price that affects my choice. richard, what affects your choice? that affects my choice. richard, what affects your choice ?|j that affects my choice. richard, what affects your choice? i don't believe that it is just the price, my daughter and her generation, even our generation, i think brands are still pretty popular. i can see a place of this in the market. what is interesting is that it's place of this in the market. what is interesting is that its brand is that it interesting is that its brand is thatitis interesting is that its brand is that it is brand less. i think that story will not la

after the early departures of rangers and saintjohnstone, aberdeen are looking to avoid becoming then the qualifying stages later this evening. they face a tough task though against bosnian side siroki brijeg in the second leg of their second qualifying round tie. they were held to a 1—1 draw at home a week ago, so need to better that scoreline to progress to the next stage. we believe that we can score here. at our best european results we have normally scored on the road. ifeel that we are a team who can score in the team. we have shown that over the team. we have shown that over the last few seasons, and ability to score goals. but you are right. we do not have to go gung ho and score in the first minute. but we are confident we can get the goal that we need to. two aberdeen fans have been treated for injuries after supporters were attacked last night ahead of the match. about 50 supporters were caught up in an unprovoked attack outside a pub in the old town area of mostar. leigh griffiths has been suspended for the first leg of celtic‘s champions league third qualifying—round cla

island maryland until two forty five am at one sixteen am a strong thunderstorm was located near aberdeen proving ground moving east at forty knots answered wind gusts thirty four knots or greater source radar indicated impact boaters and small craft could be thrown overboard by suddenly higher winds and waves capsizing their vessel locations impacted include fort small wood state park turkey point park miller island gunpowder north east river working point pools island spencer the island north point state park and aberdeen proving ground move to safe harbor until hazardous weather passes. anything you know. my daughter is three years old she's small and doesn't get what's going on but when i arrived home everyone ran into my arms and burst into tears my daughter reached for me to cry i didn't expect that i was told that every day she asked when i would return once she saw me on t.v. and i asked why they told her that i was feeling bad and she cried why so long time again my girlfriend and i are not married for many people are familiar with my situation with you perspire and events for ma

aberdeen asset management, what would surprise you?ll have to work hard to be surprised by mario draghi. keeping that balance between not upsetting the market and making it clear there is a path to change here. it is how clear he wants to make it. i think he is god's dust is going to say -- he will get pushed in the press conference. he will make a december -- decision in september. the central speech, he did not do that by accident. change is coming. we are going to run out of bonds for them to buy bike new -- june of next year. i think this is going to be the least -- >> i think you rise we saw coming through the end of june and july, i think that rise just allowed steam to come off the u.s. and u.k. as well. the build inflationary pressure has been white high. the misallocation of capital this morning. it is not great. not what you want to see 40 forward growing economy. this is part of the problem. beenthink germany has angry the u.s. and u.k. lower. i think you see that reaction in september which we could do. guy: what is your ye

could go as high as 27,28 23, 24 in belfast and aberdeen.est for the potential of sundry showers to drift in. there could be quite a bit of rain in a short space of time. the risk of showers cropping up time. the risk of showers cropping up almost anywhere on wednesday. by thursday you will notice a temperatures coming down by a good few degrees. this is bbc news. i‘m reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at one. the chancellor philip hammond criticises cabinet colleagues for briefing against him as he defends his position on public sector pay and says they receive a ‘premium‘ compared to private sector workers. public sector workers on average are paid about 10% more than private sector workers. relative to private sector workers are they overpaid? they are paid about a 10% premium relative to private sector workers. acid attack offenders could face life sentences as a new review looks into classifying corrosive substances as dangerous weapons. a lot of victims have said that really their life has been ruined, so why are there not life sentences

island maryland until eight forty five pm it was seven pm a severe thunderstorm was located over aberdeen proving ground moving east at twenty five knots. hazard wind gusts in excess of fifty knots and look pale source radar indicated impact boaters could easily be thrown overboard by suddenly higher wind and waves capsizing their vessel boats could suffer significant damage in high winds and hail locations impacted include spencer the island turkey point and aberdeen proving ground boaters should seek safe harbor immediately until the storm passes wind gusts in excess of fifty knots large hail high waves dangerous lightning and heavy rain are possible with this storm. trying to drain the swamp trough is trying to encourage that they're fighting with everybody but back to the point the democrats are looking people are looking at the democrats and saying what are you for when you look at the trump you know he's on our side first and everybody gets in his way he will go after and that's worked pretty darn well for about eighteen months. the national weather service in my poly new jersey has

it will be a warm day as well. 23 in aberdeen, similar in belfast.sday. some are like glasgow and inverness seeing high temperatures. along the south coast, later on in the day, we will see some thunderstorms going ever northwards. we will get a heavy shower almost anywhere else. temperatures creeping back down by a good few degrees. we will see some thunderstorms are heat and humidity midweek and it will turn cooler and more unsettled. all the details as ever online. this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at twelve. the chancellor, philip hammond, criticises cabinet colleagues for briefing against him as he defends his position on public sector pay. and says they receive a premium compared to private sector workers. public sector workers on average are paid about & more than private sector workers. relative to private sector workers. relative to private sector workers are they overpaid? they are paid about a 10% premium relative to private sector workers. acid attack offenders could face life sentences as a new review looks into clas

it will be warm widely, 23, 20 4 degrees in belfast, aberdeen, manchester.. quite apart often olympus on. tuesday, a lot of fine weather to be happy but we have to look to the south but the potential of some thundery showers. quite a bit of rain in the short space of time and the thundery showers looked like pilger north tuesday night and on wednesday risk of the show is cropping up anyway. thursday, the temperatures will compound a good few degrees. —— the temperatures will come down by a good few degrees. halai. this is bbc news. the headlines: the chancellor philip hammond has said public sector workers generous pensions mean they receive a premium but he refused to repeat newspaper reports he called them overpaid. the level of personal abuse and intimidation that election candidates face has reached a tipping point, the head of the standards watchdog has warned. it is a dangerous moment for british politics, it has been warned. more than 400 acid attacks in england and wales in the six months to april. eight people had been killed and 49 seriously injure

chilly on the east coast, 1a degrees in aberdeen. fine for the most pa rt 1a degrees in aberdeen.h northern ireland, south—west scotland, wales and the south—west at dawn on wednesday morning. and through the day on wednesday that wet weather is going to work its way eastwards. we have quite a deep area of low pressure drifting up to the north—west of the british isles, and these weather fronts will bring those outbreaks of rain across the country, especially across northern england. scotland, here you will see some very soggy england. scotland, here you will see some very soggy weather indeed on wednesday. not as wet down towards the south and the south—east, not as much rain making it across here, and then things will brighten up from then things will brighten up from the west later in the day. blustery winds and a cool, fresh feel. 18 to 22 degrees. now, the weather fronts responsible for the rain on wednesday will clear away to the east, but low pressure still pretty close by on thursday. that means mastery winds across the country, especially up towards the north—west. that i

sunshine and temperatures will respond, it'll be a warm day quite widely, 23—24d in belfast and aberdeenfine weather to be had but we have to look towards the south and west for potential thundery showers to drift in. there could be quite a bit of rain in the short space of time. the thundery drift north on tuesday night into wednesday. showers cropping up anywhere on wednesday. by cropping up anywhere on wednesday. by thursday, the temperatures come down by a you degrees. —— a view degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines at ten. the chancellor defends his position on public sector salaries. public sector workers are paid an average more than workers in the private sector. they are paid about 1896 premium. acid attack offenders could face life sentences as a new review looks into classifying corrosive substances as dangerous weapons. a lot of victims have said that their lives have been regent, so why is there not sentencing to make sure

one or two showers in aberdeen.mperature in belfast. wimbledon continues and it looks like it will be a decent day for it. light winds, there will be sunshine, patchy cloud as well and temperatures in the low 20s. as we go through the evening the weather front makes progress southwards and eastwards. it will bring rain with it. not a great deal. it is mostly overnight rain as well. any lingering rain in the morning in the south—east won't last long, it will clear away quickly, then a decent day with dry weather. it is dry for the most part. 18 in aberdeen, 32 in london. friday night we see rain across scotland into northern ireland. outbreaks of rain further southin ireland. outbreaks of rain further south in england and when. early rain in the south—east on saturday doesn't last long. it should clear way. then we have scattered showers to the west where it is quite breezy and the showers will be fairly frequent in western scotland. now of course it is the finals weekend, the ladies' finals on saturday looking good.

the draw‘s been made for the europa league third qualifying round involving both everton and aberdeen slovakia or the norwegian side brann at goodison park in the first leg. ronald koeman‘s side were the only english team in the draw after manchester united secured their place in the champions league by winning the europa league final. scottish premiership side aberdeen will meet either apollon limassol of cyprus or moldovan team zaria balti, if they get through their second round tie, playing at home in the first leg. the football association has charged the former sutton united goalkeeper wayne shaw with breaching betting rules after he ate a pie during the fa cup defeat to arsenal. shaw resigned after being captured on camera eating the pie during the match in february. it later emerged he had been offered odds by a bookmaker to do so. he's been charged with intentionally influencing a football betting market, and improper conduct. he has until six o'clock next friday to respond to the charges. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. two israeli police police off

lighter winds elsewhere. 90 degrees at aberdeen, 25 or 26 in the eastern corner —— i9 90 degrees at aberdeenis light and patchy and pull clear out into the english channel with skies behind it, though some rain is to be had in the western scotland overnight. by the end of the match, temperatures not dropping too far into 12 degrees in stornoway, 13 and dropping too far into 12 degrees in stornoway, i3 and 11! for cardiff and london. breezy in northern scotland tomorrow but lighter winds elsewhere, clear skies overnight with a good deal of sunshine tomorrow. should be a fine summers day for most places. the light winds and sunshine, it will be a warm day in aberdeen and belfast. 25 or even 27 degrees in the south eastern corner. on the tuesday, dry and bright weather to be had. we see some thundery showers sleeping in. they've had northward earlier on on tuesday —— later on on tuesday. it looks thundery and then a bit cooler. back to you roger. thanks, enjoy your sunday. summer holiday starting for many children and a trip to the case could involve a nice portion of fish and chips. —— a trip

for the eastern side of scotland, 18 in aberdeen. 20—24 in cardiff and london. front slips south thursday night, into friday. behind it we have this region of high pressure building in. so friday looks decent. it will be dry, bright for most places and not too windy either, so a pretty decent day to end to the week. hello, this is breakfast, withjon kay and louise minchin. mps will today hold a debate on the grenfell tower fire as labour renews its attacks on what it calls the government's "chaotic" response. at least 80 people died and hundreds are still in temporary accommodation. tonight the local community will hold a vigil exactly four weeks since the tragedy. the first week was pretty hard, but it got a bit easier after a few weeks and then when we started happening it distracts you a lot. we'll find out how a special play scheme is helping children to cope with the trauma. good morning. it's wednesday, the 12th ofjuly. also this morning:

the sandal and toy truck believed to have belonged to ben will now be tested for his dna in aberdeen.otal were brought back to the uk for analysis. what we are providing is information that there is a strong indication from this chemical profile that we were able to ascertain, there's a strong indication that this was present on these items as a result of blood decomposition. south yorkshire police hope that this latest development will go some way in proving what happened to this little boy. marta newman, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. good evening. we started the week for some of us feeling like autumn. many parts of the country did feel like, but we have had the warmest day of the week likely today. 25 degrees. but not in london, where 15 was the best we could manage under these rather gory and gloomy skies. drizzle in the sky. the highest temperatures were in scotland. blue skies and sunshine. a real contrast across the uk because of the cloud. this was the last of the cloud and rain we had over the weekend, which has been clinging on to the eastern side of england. sti

some spells of sunshine in between. 20 in aberdeen isn't bad.h—east and some rain. it turns went into sunday across the south and west of the uk, but that all moves through the midlands and out into the north sea. brightens up for a time in eastern areas on sunday. showers few and far between in the south—eastern corner, but elsewhere a good scattering of showers and maybe a few rumbles of thunder. this is bbc news. i'm kasia madeira. our top stories: donald trump says you're fired to his chief of staff reince priebus. generaljohn kelly, the head of homeland security, takes over. north korea test—fires an intercontinental ballistic missile. the usa and south korea react with a live—fire exercise of their own. charlie gard, the terminally ill british baby whose medical care was the subject of a lengthy court battle, has died. and the volunteers trying to save the wild horses of alberta before it's too late. remembering the fallen of world war i. commemorations for the 100th anniversary of the battle of passchendaele.

sunshine in inverness, cloudy and aberdeen.s of sunshine. there is the odd chance of catching one or two of these light passing showers, particularly across the east of wales, midlands, down towards the south—west of england. fewer showers reaching eastern parts of england. it will stay dry at lord's for the fourth day of the test match. 26 degrees, perhaps i'll go more cloud around still rain across northern ireland, central and southern scotland, popping up through time and they're scotland, popping up through time and they‘ re drifting scotland, popping up through time and they're drifting eastwards overnight. close goes further south with further showers could revive the odd thunderstorm. still mucking, 17 degrees or so. —— still muddy. upper cloudy start it should brighten up on monday and we are set to see a day of sunny spells and scattered showers popping up through central and eastern areas. the odd heavy shower but certainly not a washer. good spells of sunshine between the showers. into tuesday, further showers acros

intriguingly on this front page it says michael gove, whose father's aberdeen fishing business closedownleaving the london". presumably fishing convention are the next two words! perhaps michael gove could tell us. obviously fish can't tell, so then they will be gone, presumably. pollution doesn't respect waters. very true. michael gove has always given as the reason as why he backed rex it, because of the common fisheries policy. —— brexit. now fate have conspired that he is in a position to take back control. to help take back control. it will be interesting to see how much fish we collect from other eu shores. it adds up to millions of pounds, is that right? it will be interesting to see if the consumption of fish goes up in britain. are these fish we are going to export? the observer. top tories in revolt against theresa may over public spending, is one of the stories. in revolt over public sector cash. she has got her plate rather full! yes and we mentioned before that there was a witness in the position and 110w was a witness in the position and now she has demonstrated that her ow

for the eastern side of scotland, 18 in aberdeen. 20—24 in cardiff and london.this region of high pressure building in. so friday looks decent. it will be dry, bright for most places and not too windy either, so a pretty decent day to end to the week. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: donald trumer defends his meeting with a russian lawyer last year, who was apparently offering to help his father's election campaign. for me this was opposition research that had something... may be contrary evidence that everyone is reporting, so i wanted to hear it out. he says he didn't tell his father about the meeting, but democrats say the disclosure is "deeply disturbing". all of the campaign denials of whether we knew this was going on and whether the russians had any involvement, whether the russians wa nted involvement, whether the russians wanted to help this campaign, obviously now have to be viewed in a com pletely obviously now have to be viewed in a completely different contex

we keep showers going in northern and western areas, temperatures dipping to about 12 degrees in aberdeenearly on in scotland, northern ireland. northern england too. brighter weather for a time in east anglia and the south—east but showers in the south—west merging in the afternoon. sunny spells and showers again in scotland. always heaviest in the north and west. lighter further east. some spells of sunshine here. about 17 degrees, but breezy. dry in the northern england for a time. wetter weather developing in the south and west. the wind picking up here as well. turning increasingly cloudy in the south—east. temperatures getting up to 19—20, but the rain is likely to hold off until later on. so good news at the oval. a bright start, but clouding over. the breeze will be quite noticeable and eventually the risk of some rain through the early part of the evening. that rain will creep in from the south. there will be rain pushing into northern england for a time, some of that will be heavy. through the small hours of the morning it clears to the north sea, although it may linger towards

it's dry for the most part. 18 in aberdeen, 32 in london.of rain further south in england and wales. early rain in the south—east on saturday doesn't last too long. it should clear way. then we have scattered showers out to the west, where it is quite breezy, and the showers will be fairly frequent in western scotland. now, of course, it's the finals weekend, the ladies' finals on saturday looking pretty good. temperatures on the rise, humidity too, for the men's final by saturday. so on the weekend it will be cloudy and muggy with humidity on the rise, but some showers will crop up in the north and west of the uk. and it will be quite warm further south. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: it's not a witch hunt — the likely next head of the fbi says investigations into president trump are fair. as the future fbi director, do you consider this endeavour a witch hunt? i do not consider director mueller to be on a witch hunt. nine and a half years injail for braz

most places dry, if a little on the chilly side, close to the east coast, 1a degrees in aberdeen. wednesday, we'll see quite a band of rain working in across northern ireland, south—west scotland, wales and the south—west, courtesy of an area of low pressure. quite a deep low, actually — this is not a usual weather chart for this point in july. closely squeezed isobars, that means some fairly strong winds and weatherfronts, bringing a band of rain eastwards, across the country. especially across the northern half of the british isles, this rain will be quite heavy. it will go on for quite a few hours, as well. not as much rain getting across into the south—east. and then for the south—west, wales and northern ireland, later in the day, things will brighten up with some spells of sunshine. those blustery winds making it feel cool. 18—21 degrees. and although the weather front responsible for the main body of the rain will clear away to the east, this area of low pressure is still close by on thursday and that means very strong winds, especially up to the north—west. there'll be som

showers going in northern and western areas, temperatures dipping down to around about 12 degrees in aberdeenrly on across scotland and northern ireland, northern england too. there'll be some brighter weather for a time across east anglia and the south—east, but some showers in the south—west will be merging into a longer spell of rain into the afternoon. but through the afternoon it's sunny spells and showers again across scotland. always heaviest in the north and west. lighter the further east you are. sunny spells of sunshine here. about 17 degrees, but it is quite breezy. dry in the northern england for a time. but we've got this wetter weather developing across the south and west. and the winds will be picking up here as well. turning increasingly cloudy across the south—east. temperatures getting up to, what, 19—20 degrees, but the rain looks like it will hold off until later on. so, it's good news at the oval. a bright start, but clouding over all the while. the breeze will be quite noticeable and eventually there is the risk of some rain through the early part of the evening. that ra

most places dry, if a little on the chilly side, close to the east coast, 1a degrees in aberdeen.ut things then begin to change. into the early hours of wednesday, we'll see quite a band of rain working in across northern ireland, south—west scotland, wales and the south—west, courtesy of an area of low pressure. quite a deep low, actually — this is not a usual weather chart for this point in july. closely squeezed isobars, that means some fairly strong winds and weather fronts, bringing a band of rain eastwards across the country. now, especially across the northern half of the british isles, this rain will be quite heavy. it will go on for quite a few hours, as well. not as much rain getting across into the south—east. and then for the south—west, wales, northern ireland later in the day, things will brighten up with some spells of sunshine. those blustery winds making it feel cool. 18—21 degrees. and, although the weather front responsible for the main body of the rain will clear away to the east, this area of low pressure is still close by on thursday, and that means very stro

maybe 20 degrees in newcastle and aberdeen. in glasgow, the upper teens at best. into the north sea by early sunday. that is this weather front moving away from the uk. low pressure is still in charge on sunday, keeping things unsettled, particularly in the north and west. that's where showers will be early on. rumbles of thunder to go with that. after a bright start in eastern areas, increasing cloud. showers few and far between in the south—eastern corner. but some heavy showers elsewhere. good news for the ridelondon long leg down to surrey and back. don't rule out the odd shower. a breeze from the south and west. low pressure still in charge on monday. it's centred to the north—west of the uk. that's where we will see most of the showers on monday. a bit of rain at times. these are the temperatures. the further south and east you go, the showers are fewer and further in between. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmed. our top stories: a shake—up at the top of the white house — donald trump rep

it's dry for the most part. 18 in aberdeen, 22 in london.o northern ireland as well. outbreaks of rain further south in england and wales. early rain in the south—east on saturday doesn't last too long. it should clear way. then we have scattered showers out to the west, where it is quite breezy, and the showers will be fairly frequent in western scotland. now, of course, it's the finals weekend, the ladies' finals on saturday looking pretty good. temperatures on the rise, humidity too, for the men's final by sunday. so on the weekend it will be cloudy and muggy with humidity on the rise, but some showers will crop up in the north and west of the uk. and it will be quite warm further south. hello. this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. the first step to brexit becoming law. the bill to convert eu law into british legislation is put before parliament. the government calls it a major milestone. opposition parties threaten to obstruct its progress. good morning. it's thursday the 13th ofjuly. also this morning: the parent's o

h efty and hold. 16 or 17 in aberdeen.as we head into tomorrow evening, showers in the south will tend to fade away but further north and west northern ireland and western scotland will see showers packing in and a strong westerly wind. 0vernight temperatures dropping to between 11 and 15 degrees. friday begins with a mixture of sunshine and showers. low pressure still close to our shores. this feature down through the south will bring persistent rain into some areas through the day. particularly across south—west england and wales through the afternoon, perhaps up into the mid— lines as well. uncertainty about how far north the rain will reach. further north, a mixture of sunshine and showers. the rain in the south will make for a foggy friday evening here rain in the south will make for a f09gy friday evening here but rain in the south will make for a foggy friday evening here but it will then clear away during friday night and saturday morning and it will leave behind a mixture of sunshine and showers. low pressure stil

but those temperatures no great shakes, about 16 in aberdeen, 18 in cardiff, 20 in london.ome sunny spells between the showers. then late in the day more persistent rain pushing in again across the south—west and wales. but that should move its way through on friday night and into the early hours of saturday. so the weekend is certainly not a complete washout. there will be some spells of sunshine and some heavy showers as well. some rain in forecast, but not all the time. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. new diesel and petrol cars are to be banned from 20a0. it's part of a strategy to tackle air pollution but critics say it doesn't go far enough orfast enough. a high courtjudge will today decide whether charlie gard should be allowed to return home to die. we'll find out later how quickly the economy grew over the last three months, but the figure is expected to be great. what does it

but those temperatures no great shakes, about 16 in aberdeen, 18 in cardiff, 20 in london.e sunny spells between the showers. then late in the day more persistent rain pushing in again across the south—west and wales. but that should move its way through on friday night and into the early hours of saturday. so the weekend is certainly not a complete washout. there will be some spells of sunshine and some heavy showers as well. some rain in forecast, but not all the time. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the us house of representatives votes overwhelmingly to impose new sanctions on russia, iran and north korea. moscow says the move would complicate relations. how long will he last? america's attorney general faces yet more public criticism from his own boss. i told you before, i'm very disappointed with the attorney general. but we will see what happens. time will tell. tales from the dark heart of the caliphate. we hear from the wives of islamic state fighters who've fled their form

aberdeen are through to the third qualifying round of the europa league after a 1—1 draw in their firstn 2—nil tonight. both goals came in the second half with greg stewart and gary mackay—steven earning the dons a place in the third qualifying round for a fourth year in a row. warrington wolves finished off their regular super as league season when they come double win. —— with a comfortable 22—6 win over widnes vikings matty russell scored with a comfortable 22—6 win over widnes vikings —— matty russell scored two tries as the warrington scored 18 unanswered points after the break. they go into the super eight qualifiers now with some confidence after three straight wins. that's all from sports day on the day the americans dominated on day one at royal birkdale. coming at any moment the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are pippa crerar, political correspondent at the london evening standard, and dave wooding, political editor of the sun on sunday. thank you for being with us. the i picks up on the closing day of t

aberdeen also take a lead into the second leg of their european qualifier.one. ryan christie, on loa n from this one. ryan christie, on loan from celtic, gave them the lead after four minutes. limassol then equalised. they then had a man sent off before graeme shinnie. the winner before the end, so they take that 2-1 winner before the end, so they take that 2—1 lead into the second leg. it was a difficult day for the debuta nts playing for england in the third test against south africa at the oval. england won the toss and chose to bat first, but only the experience of alistair cook with his unbeaten 82 saved the first day, as around him four wickets fell, and at the close the hosts were 171 for 4, asjoe wilson reports from the oval. nostalgic days at one of the world's great cricket arenas. 100th test match at the oval. he started it. the ground on thursday morning, the ground in 1914. anyone who became someone played cricket here. at this test match, england threw themselves into the future, picking three debutants hoping for the best. keatonjennings is st

cloudier for aberdeen, with somerain across northern parts of northern ireland, sinking its way southample, too. as we move into england and wales, mostly sustained dry, with some good spells of sunshine, but there is just the odd chance of catching one or two of these light, passing showers, particularly across the east of wales, the midlands, down towards the south—west of england. fewer showers, i think, reaching eastern parts of england. it is likely to stay dry at lord's for the fourth day of the test match. england continue to play south africa. 26 degrees or so, perhaps a bit more cloud around than we have seen over recent days. moving into sunday evening, still that rain in northern ireland, central and southern scotland, pepping up for a time, in fact, and then drifting its way eastwards overnight. fairly cloudy skies further south, with a few showers around. could get the odd thunderstorm across the far south—east, as well. but still muggy, 17 degrees or so in the south, although slightly fresher conditions moving into scotland and northern ireland. after that fairly cloudy

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we will carry on the conversation with james athey from aberdeen asset management.the future of the fed is awaiting janet yellen's testimony. regulator. theresa may marks one year as tory party leader, but is forced to suspend an m.p. from racist language, reducing already slim numbers in the commons. the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson of the qatar crisis. this dialogue is the way forward, we are told. this

maybe 20 degrees in newcastle and aberdeen. in glasgow, the upper teens at best.e north sea by early sunday. that is this weather front moving away from the uk. low pressure is still in charge on sunday, keeping things unsettled, particularly in the north and west. that's where showers will be early on. rumbles of thunder to go with that. after a bright start in eastern areas, increasing cloud. showers few and far between in the south—eastern corner. but some heavy showers elsewhere. good news for the ridelondon long leg down to surrey and back. don't rule out the odd shower. a breeze from the south and west. low pressure still in charge on monday. it's centred to the north—west of the uk. that's where we will see most of the showers on monday. a bit of rain at times. these are the temperatures. the further south and east you go, the showers are fewer welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: a shake—up at the top of the white house — donald trump replaces his chief of staff reince

cloudier for aberdeen, with somerain across northern parts of northern ireland, sinking its way southgalloway, for example, as well. as we move into england and wales, mostly sustained dry, with some good spells of sunshine, but there is just the odd chance of catching one or two of these light, passing showers, particularly across the east of wales, the midlands, down towards the south—west of england. fewer showers, i think, reaching eastern parts of england. it is likely to stay dry at lord's for the fourth day of the test match. england continue to play south africa. 26 degrees or so, but a bit more cloud around than we have seen moving into sunday evening, still that rain in northern ireland, central and southern scotland, pepping up for a time, in fact, and then drifting its way eastwards overnight. fairly cloudy skies further south, with a few showers around. could get the odd thunderstorm across the far south—east, as well. but still muggy, 17 degrees or so in the south, although slightly fresher conditions moving into scotland and northern ireland. after that fairly cloudy st

and aberdeen proving ground move to safe harbor until hazardous weather passes the following is a flash flood watch a mountain from the national weather service. flash flood watch in effect from six pm this evening through late tonight the national weather service in mount holly has issued a flash flood watch for the pennsylvania counties of carbon munroe northampton lehigh chester montgomery delaware and philadelphia for the new jersey counties of sussex one hundred and somerset. monmouth burlington camden gloucester and salem for newcastle county in delaware and for cecil county in maryland from sixty evening through shouts and bottoms with heavy rain will move through eastern pennsylvania. ninth two thousand and fifteen it was unanimously ratified by the catalan powers. just barely is established a make a nice move but i guess i mean yes. a lot but i was there yesterday but they call like you live. in this house here. yet you didn't answer my question for me. when there's. a look anything. like let. me stop. you. there is the in those million so local. interests and i mean. make. me.

most places dry, if a little on the chilly side, close to the east coast, 1a degrees in aberdeen.courtesy of an area of low pressure. quite a deep low, actually — this is not a usual weather chart for this point in july. closely squeezed isobars, that means some fairly strong winds and weatherfronts, bringing a band of rain eastwards, across the country. especially across the northern half of the british isles, this rain will be quite heavy. it will go on for quite a few hours, as well. not as much rain getting across into the south—east. and then for the south—west, wales and northern ireland, later in the day, things will brighten up with some spells of sunshine. those blustery winds making it feel cool. 18—21 degrees. and although the weather front responsible for the main body of the rain will clear away to the east, this area of low pressure is still close by on thursday and that means very strong winds, especially up to the north—west. there‘ll be some heavy showers here, as well. drier, brighter weather towards the south—east. just 15 degrees in glasgow. maybe 22 in london.

keep some showers going in northern and western areas, temperatures dipping to about 12 degrees in aberdeenlymouth. showers from early on across scotland and northern ireland, northern england too. ther‘ll be some brighter weather for a time in east anglia and the south—east but some showers in the south—west will be merging into a longer spell of rain into the afternoon. through the afternoon it's sunny spells and showers again in scotland. always heaviest in the north and west. lighter further east. some spells of sunshine here. about 17 degrees, but it is quite breezy. dry in the northern england for a time. but we've got this wetter weather developing across the south and west. and the winds will be picking up here as well. turning increasingly cloudy in the south—east. temperatures getting up to, what, 19—20 degrees, but the rain is likely to hold off until later on. so, it's good news at the oval. a bright start, but clouding over all the while. the breeze will be quite noticeable and eventually there is the risk of some rain through the early part of the evening. that rain will be cr

the draw‘s been made for the europa league third qualifying round involving both everton and aberdeen the only english team in the draw after manchester united secured their place in the champions league by winning the europa league final. scottish premiership side aberdeen will meet either apollon limassol of cyprus or moldovan team zaria balti if they get through their second round tie, playing at home in the first leg. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. let's get more now on the government's new drug strategy which will aim to cut the use of illicit drugs such as so—called legal highs. figures from the home office show fewer than one in ten adults now take drugs, but the number of drug—related deaths has risen sharply. with me to discuss the government's drugs strategy, i'm joined from leeds by ian hamilton, lecturer in mental health at the university of york, who has examined the relationship between substance abuse and mental health. and also i'm joined from newcastle by karen tyrell, executive director of external affairs at the drugs and alcohol charity

if scottish premiership side aberdeen get through their second—round tie, they'll meet either apollont time in the champions league second qualifying round first leg in the next hour. the semi—professional club host the scottish champions at their windsor park home at 5pm. chris mclaughlin is there. officially, there are no celtic fans at this game. in reality, 40500| understand over my right shoulder. celtic refused to say an allocation on safety grounds, linfield sold tickets online some of which were stuck up by celtic fans. linfield have had to accommodate those fans because of safety fears. when this game is over, there will be regrets about how this whole situation has been handled. it has been something of the tobacco. 0n the field, it should be more straightforward, celtic favourites and brendan rodgers keen to get any kind of win to ta ke rodgers keen to get any kind of win to take back to celtic park. if they go through, they face the block or rosenberg in the next round of qualifying. the football association has charged the former sutton united goalkeeper, wayne shaw, with

aberdeen carry scottish hopes, in the europa league, after the early exits of rangers and saintjohnstonee first leg at pittodrie tonight. icelandic defender kari arnason could make his first competitive appearance since rejoining the club. manager derek mcinnes says the pressure isn't just on getting a result tonight. it's important you don't lose a tie but of course we want to try to take any advantage over to cyprus with us next week. if we can bring a home performance and strong result it helps us. but what we have learned through european campaigns is it is over two legs and we are comfortable on the road but we also want to try to make the full use of the fact it is a sell—out tomorrow, it will be by the time it kicks off, and try to use at home advantage anyway we can. great britain's max litchfield, has just missed out on a medal at the world swimming championships in budapest. litchfield set a new british record, on the way to qualifying for the final, of the 200 metre individual medley, butjust fell short, on the final lap — he's third from top here — finishing fourth. he goes i

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the draw‘s been made for the europa league third qualifying round involving both everton and aberdeenld koeman's side were the only english team in the draw after manchester united secured their place in the champions league by winning the europa league final. scottish premiership side aberdeen will meet either apollon limassol of cyprus or moldovan team zaria balti if they get through their second round tie playing at home in the first leg. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the french president, emmanuel macron, is visiting nice to lead commemoration events marking one year since the terror attack on the town in which 86 people died. 86 people died when a lorry crashed into crowds celebrating bastille day. president macron who earlier met president trump. let's talk to the french journalist, met president trump. let's talk to the frenchjournalist, watching bees pictures with me. france has suffered many terror attacks, but this one in nice particularly deadly. yes, indeed, and as somebody who has visited the city on many occasions and has spent many holid

the four best runners—up also go through to the knock—out stage, where they'll be joined by aberdeen,by. the full results can be found on the bbc sport website. it is day three of the ladies‘ scottish open at dundonald links. australian karrie webb is top of the leaderboard, six under par after 15 holes. she already has seven major titles to her name. georgia hall is the leading brit injoint ninth place, —— injoint —— in joint sixth —— injoint sixth place. she's one over par. the fourth golf major of the women's season, the british open, starts next week. dual oaks winner and race favourite enable, ridden by frankie detorri, won the prestigious king george vi and queen elizabeth stakes at ascot. the 5—4 shot, trained byjohn gosden, saw off the challenge of 9—1 ulysses in second. the horse magnificent in the final furlongs as it cruised to victory on soft ground. dettori said afterwards: "i missed the whole of royal ascot and to come back to the place i love so much, it means a lot to me." one of britain's wimbledon champions jordanne whiley has announced she's pregnant. what's more sh

ireland and the vast majority of scotland. 23-24dc in and the vast majority of scotland. 23—24dc in aberdeenle showery rain in the northern isles. high pressure is the cause of the fine weather. the high will drift further east on tuesday, importing warm air from the near continent, quite humid air as well. the sunshine will turn hazy across england and wales. later in the day, a hint that we could see some thunderstorms breaking out in the south—west. before those arrive, temperatures of 27 celsius in northern scotland, and perhaps 30 celsius across parts of england and wales. with the heat in place, the showers and storms will become more widespread, drifting north through tuesday night into wednesday. a pretty unsettled middle part of the week once the storm is clear away. it will turn cooler and fresher. this is bbc world news today. i'm lukwesa burak. our top stories... as polls close in venezuela's constitutional referendum, nicholas maduro calls the unofficial vote "meaningless", but it adds more pressure on the embattled president. a scandal over horsemeat — police in spain accuse an

for the eastern side of scotland, 18 in aberdeen. 20—211 in cardiff and london.ght, into friday. behind it we have this region of high pressure building in. so friday looks decent. it will be dry, bright for most places and not too windy either, so a pretty decent day to end to the week. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: president trump's son releases e—mails revealing he was keen to use russian information to dig the dirt on hillary clinton. democrats say the disclosure is deeply disturbing. all of the campaign denials of whether we knew this was going on, whether we knew this was going on, whether the russians had an involvement, whether the russians helped his campaign, obviously now have to be viewed in a completely different context. a $2 billion boost for birth control. governments pledge to promote contraception around the world. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: celebrating the silk road. china hopes its trillion—dollar project will unite the country and usher in a golden age of trade.

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for the eastern side of scotland, 18 in aberdeen. 20— 24 in cardiff and london.ng in. so friday looks decent. it will be dry, bright for most places and not to windy either. a pretty decent and to the week. —— end to the week. our top story: president trump's eldest son has published emails which appear to show an offer of help from russia during last year's presidential election. he says he did not tell his father about them. the emails, which led to a meeting with a russian lawyer, show donald trumer was promised official documents that would incriminate hillary clinton. governments and private foundations have pledged more than $2 billion to family planning projects to make contraception more widely available. and this video is trending on bbc.com. the video for see you again by wiz khalifa and charlie puth has had almost three billion views. the tribute to the fast and furious film actor paul walker is now even more popular than gangnam style by psy. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it is time for hardtalk.