a different story for our friends 24th aberdeen.deen. a different story for our friends in the western isles. cloud and outbreaks of rain, around 16 degrees. only light rain, coming and going. that is how we are going to end the weekend. so that will be a warm note with some sunshine and a little bit of rain in north—western scotland. the week ahead, the weather fronts will be trying to push in off the atlantic. really, as far as much of the country is concerned, far as much of the country is concerned , warmer far as much of the country is concerned, warmer winds from the south, and we could see temperatures of around 33 celsius as early as monday in the south—east and east anglia and widely into the high 20s in northern inland as well. scotland and northern ireland will be under those weather fronts. possibly some showers for you here. hit and miss, really. you can see that heat in central and southern parts of the country and across the continent there. if you are heading to europe this week it is going to be scorching where hot.

a fresher, so aberdeen and glasgow, 20—22d. a bit of rain around, at times, as well.m air in, temperatures could get up to the low 30s by the end of the week, with some spousal sunshine. —— with some spells of sunshine. mcveet this is bbc news, i'm rebecca jones. —— this is bbc news, i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at 7pm: families and doctors will no longer need to go to court if they agree to end the life of a patient in a persistent vegetative state. there have been further cancellations of northern rail services as the company reinstated most of the services it suspended after a new timetable led to severe problems. the polls have closed as millions voted in zimbabwe's first presidential election since robert maugabe was overthrown last year. it's been over four years since the missing malaysian mh370 —— it's been overfour years since the missing malaysian mh370 aeroplane disappeared. today, investigators release a report into what remains one of the greatest mysteries of the modern age. one of the largest luxury fashion brands opens it's doors to us,

now frommore joins us averaging investments -- aberdeen investments. welcome. me get your take on what we are looking got -- at in this equity market opening. why do you think investors like asia;s market -- asia's market? luke: it is all about the stimulus we see coming out of china come the weakness of the yuan. this is about china's response to the trade war. we could be at the start of a new risk on phase of the market, at least for the next few weeks. matt: we see financials doing well in asia. i think that has to do with rising rates in japan. we see financials doing well here. could this be a star of a financials leading the way? is that a good sign for markets? luke: yes, i think it well could be. growth in the u.s. has been led by financials. ubs this morning was pretty decent as well. we could see the financials benefit. jgb is popping up to seven, nearly eight basis points. matt: it is good for the banks, right? luke: for the steepening and that helps a lot. it feels maybe not as strong as we had in late 2015 when china really stimulated hard, but th

golf course that he owns and we got aberdeen shirt.understand protests are organised in glasgow close to scottish parliament as well. it's been a very busy visit to the uk and while this stop in scotland has no scheduled events, it is likely not to pass without some incident you would imagine. all of this got up this morning to see the interview donald trump gave with the the sun newspaper which was an extraordinary moment and intervention given the week theresa may had with regards to brexit. she laid out a detailed negotiating position to go to the eu with. you will be aware of the controversies around that with boris johnson and david davis resigning. then donald trump says if you take that approach and you deal with the us and the uk, any deal will be killed off. he said theresa may he told her to do it differently but she had not been listening and he said borisjohnson would make a great prime minister. so, he had some work to do ahead of his meeting with chequers. let's see the story of the day with the bbc‘s clinical editor laur

it all starts in europe league qualifying against aberdeen this evening.ello and welcome to sportsday. good evening, the last thing the ecb would have wanted is a club—versus—country row going into their opening test match this summer but controversy over one of their selections means that emerged today. imagine saying in february that you would focus solely on twenty20 matches and one—dayers — only to find yourself called into the test team less than six months later. that's what's happened to yorshire's adil rashid and it hasn't pleased his club after he refused to sign a county championship deal with them. the england selectors, though, have defended their decision. moving forward with very clear, this isa moving forward with very clear, this is a unusual set of circumstances which we have discussed. moving forward for players to be eligible to play for england in the test team starting from next year, they have to have a contract to play red bull cricket. they need to be to make committed to the championship as well as test cricket. moving forward , we

temperatures around 18 in aberdeen, 20 in belfast, 18 in newcastle.. the championships continue at wimbledon. another dry day, there will be some more cloud than we've seen. strong sunshine breaking through the cloud and top temperatures around 28 degrees. high—pressure stays in charge of the weather on tuesday and into wednesday. we will be jawing in the cooler air around that area, spilling in from the north—east. through the week a bit of a respite if you're not a fan of the high temperatures. slightly cooler. still a lot of sunshine and mainly dry as well. after that cooler interlude especially on tuesday into wednesday, things will hot up again as we head into the weekend. goodbye for now. this is bbc world news today. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories. the first ones are out. four of the boys trapped in a flooded cave in thailand are rescued. they're now being treated in hospital. we saw two ambulances go into this hospital earlier, that's another. the boys are coming out. the 12 members of a football team and their coach have been trapped i

to many young french people in aberdeen the world cup victory is a new start for the country following three years of fan of terrorism. the first time i was only four now i'm experiencing this it's magical this is our generation we're all here. thanks to this world cup when many in france have regained faith in themselves and in a country. well from that miracle for france to austria then a man who believes in miracles of a very different kind is the alpine farmer rudolf and last christmas eve his home was nearly buried by a series of massive landslides now nobody was injured which rudolph puts down to divine intervention but the hard fact remains that in his terribly in village of val's and the rest of the outs climate change is having a huge impact on putting lives at risk the problem is it's well nigh impossible to predict when and where the next natural catastrophe might occur. dogs cats just have to step outside to see the scale of the disaster that almost was he remembers it as if it were yesterday in seconds one hundred fifteen thousand cubic meters of rock funded down into the

exceeding 30 on monday in some areas, scotland and northern ireland fresher but still very warm in aberdeeno around 24. these weather fronts do not make much progress, stalling around about here, and this is the pattern on tuesday, one weather front here and another here, and they are very weak. it is the cooler air trying to come in with those weather fronts, again air trying to come in with those weatherfronts, again on air trying to come in with those weather fronts, again on tuesday, but the heatjust keeps on winning, so but the heatjust keeps on winning, so much of england and wales in the hotair, so much of england and wales in the hot air, but particularly hot over the east and east anglia and the south east midlands, the temperature on tuesday in some spots could get up on tuesday in some spots could get up to 32, even 33. compared to the fresher conditions in belfast and glasgow, around 20, and look at that, we could keep the 30s and the south until the end of the week, perhaps cooling off a little bit into the weekend. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mo

temperatures around 18 in aberdeen, 20 in belfast, 18 in newcastle. london and cardiff, 28, 29.. strong sunshine breaking through the cloud and top temperatures around 28 degrees. high—pressure stays in charge of the weather on tuesday and into wednesday. we will be drawing in the cooler airaround thatarea, spilling in from the north—east. through the week a bit of a respite if you're not a fan of the high temperatures. slightly cooler. still a lot of sunshine and mainly dry as well. after that cooler interlude especially on tuesday into wednesday, things will hot up again as we head into the weekend. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc world news, the headlines, the first boys are out, four of the children trapped for more than two weeks in a cave system in thailand have been rescued. they we re in thailand have been rescued. they were taken straight to hospital where they are being assessed by doctors. the operation involved two divers helping each child to the submerged and narrow caves, the rescue effort has been suspended for the night as the team rests but more heavy rain

and a slightly cooler field to the weather here, temperatures about 12 degrees or so in aberdeen butown towards southern and western parts of england and wales overnight temperatures holding at around 18 celsius. another warm, sticky humid night ahead. monday is very much still high—pressure that is driving oui’ still high—pressure that is driving our weather but we've got this weather front here which is going to be introducing slightly cooler conditions so as that cold front sinks south it will not be as hot as it has been particularly in the east of scotla nd it has been particularly in the east of scotland and the northeast of england as well, slightly cloudier and the window is coming in from the north here. elsewhere, still another hot, dry day to come and i think the hottest of the weather on monday will be for southern and western parts of england and into wales. you can see the red colours on the map here, not quite as hot as it has been towards the north and northeast. temperatures typically around 18 in aberdeen, 20 belfast, 17 newcastle but down toward london and cardiff

royal infirmary. 0ne treated at aberdeen royal infirmary.ition. north korea is believed to have returned the remains of 55 american soldiers who died during the korean war. the move comes on the 65th anniversary of the signing of the armistice which ended the korean war. here is laura bicker. finally these fallen soldiers are making their way home. it has been 65 years since they were killed, fighting a war many feared had been forgotten. 0ne fighting a war many feared had been forgotten. one by one, 55 caskets come iraq in the united nations flag, are come iraq in the united nations flag, a re carefully come iraq in the united nations flag, are carefully carried from the cargo plane. —— wrapped in the united nations flag. today will be seen as progress by the us president who made this a priority during his meeting with the north korean leader. donald trump publicly thanked him. i want to thank chairman kim for fulfilling a promise he made to me, and i'm sure he will continue to fulfil that promise. but the fundamental problem remains. nort

that is gci’oss course in aberdeen sure.cross the weekend, but let's look at what has been happening today. the entire day has been dominated by the interview donald trump the sun newspaper and he made three crucial points. he said theresa may, our current plan for brexit could kill off the idea of a us, current plan for brexit could kill off the idea ofa us, uk current plan for brexit could kill off the idea of a us, uk trade deal. he said he told theresa may how to approach brexit, but she had not listened to his advice. and for good measure he threw in that he thought that borisjohnson, the recently resigned foreign minister of the uk would be a good prime minister if he had the chance. so, when the two met they had plenty to talk about and potentially mr trump at some bridges to build as well. our political editor has the story. you don't need to count the helicopters to know how much this visitor matters. president trump's entourage blasted through the countryside, as subtly as he warned this week that his host might no

opportunity with aberdeen.neth is joining us as well as another from credit agricole to have a look at the chinese inflation numbers that were just up. it is now time to go along the long the chinese currency. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. david: japan leading markets higher across the asia pacific, extending gains on the benchmark although chinese markets not really dancing along. within the markets here in hong kong, xiaomi one of the big winners after a disappointing day on monday. commodity prices are edging higher but the rise isn't expected to last in hong kong. haidi:

aberdeen are 1—0, stephen scoring for the scottish side after 18 minutes.where rangers have managed to ta ke elsewhere rangers have managed to take the lead in croatia. morale is with the goal there. you can see the other scores there as well. northern irish side, crusaders are two down now to the slovenian side olympia, and welsh side drawing 1—1 with lincoln red imps. adil rashid has been picked for england's squad for the first test against india next wednesday is biking out with his company archer focus on monday in 2020 matches. he has not played a test since facing india in 2016. former captain michael vaughan said the decision to include him is ridiculous and yorkshire's chief executive mike arthur said he hopes england know what they're doing. but the national selector ed smith said earlier today that his selection does not set a bad precedent and he is basically in one awful. ireland have guarantee their place in the quarterfinals of the women's hockey world cup with a shock win over india. they secured a 1—0 victory, thanks to anna flanigan's defl

let's get the view of dr theo acheampong, senior analyst with ihs markit, who joins me from aberdeen. you for being on the programme. just tell us about the outlook of the economy for zimbabwe. it has been a really difficult period of time with new government, what are people saying about it now? i think the new government, emmerson mnangagwa taking over after robert mugabe was taken out in the military ousting last november, things started shaping up quite positively. in the seven or eight months in the run—up to the election, we have had a new budget that has been passed and the government has removed the legislation requirement in the law, they do not require a 51% national local equity route by and in getting access local equity route by and in getting a ccess oi’ local equity route by and in getting access oi’ coming local equity route by and in getting access or coming in as an investor. that then means that for people coming outside into the country to invest in other areas like agriculture or in mining, or in manufacturing, you do not necessarily need to have had a 51% local z

temperatures typically around 18 in aberdeen, 20 in belfast, 17 in newcastle but downwards london andt 28, 29, possibly 30 degrees and of course the championships continue at wimbledon. it is said to be another dry day, conditions of it like this so there will be more cloud than we have seen recently. still spell that strong sunshine breaking through the crowd at wimbledon and top temperature is another hot day around 28 degrees or so. another hot day around 28 degrees or so. i pressure stays in charge of oui’ so. i pressure stays in charge of our weather through tuesday and on into wednesday as well, but we will be just drawing into wednesday as well, but we will bejust drawing in into wednesday as well, but we will be just drawing in a slightly cooler air, coming around that area high—pressure and spilling in from the north sea. i think through the course of the week of that of a respite if you are not a fan of a very high temperature, slightly cooler for a very high temperature, slightly coolerfor a time, cool air spinning slightly south, still lots of sunshine and mainly dry as we

he did it during their europa league qualifier with aberdeen last week.oks like he'll miss the start of the premier league season. he'll see a specialist tomorrow. hearts are through to the knockout stage of the scottish league cup, after beating inverness caledonian thistle 5—0. inverness actually started well, but hearts then scored three goals in just four minutes, uche ikpeazu with the opener. but the goal of the game came from ben garuccio, a fantastic free kick straight into the top corner. the results means hearts will play dunfermline in the last 16. a few friendly results for you from the international champions cup. liverpool thrashed manchester united 4—1 in front of over 100,000 fans in michigan — new signing shaqiri rounding off the scoring with a brilliant overhead kick. a beautiful piece of skill. there was one man who did not enjoyed quite as much. that wasjose mourinho. he said he felt sorry for the fans who turned up to watch. if i was them, i wouldn't come. i wouldn't come, i wouldn't spend my money to see these teams. i wouldn't spend

it is still very warm in aberdeen, temperatures will probably get up to around 2a degrees.ess. they kind of stall around out here. this is the pattern on tuesday itself. you can see just about one weather front there. fronts, they really are very, very weak. it is the cool air that is trying to come in with those weather fronts again on tuesday. but the heat and keeps on winning. much of england and wales in that hot air, but particularly hot across the east, east anglia, the southeast and part of the midlands, too. temperatures tuesday in some spots could get up to 32, perhaps 33 degrees. compare that to the much fresher conditions in belfast and glasgow around 20 celsius. look at that. it looks like we will keep the 30s in the south. right until the end of the week. perhaps cooling off a little bit into the weekend. that is it for me. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm. the brexit secretary says he's confident the uk won't crash out of the eu without a deal. dominic raab says he believes an agreement is possible within months, if brussels shows ambition. the

in belfast and aberdeen, temperatures around 2a celsius. and on monday, temperatures soar., celsius. and on monday, temperatures soar. infact, most celsius. and on monday, temperatures soar. in fact, most of the week, we see values at all over 30 degrees in the south. goodbye. it isa it is a loving here! this is bbc news. we will take a look at the papers ina news. we will take a look at the papers in a moment. not so so smart smart meters, a criticism of delays in the multi—billion pound roll out scheme. wiltshire police widen their search. president trump re tweet is a response to a playboy model saying he did nothing wrong. two dutch men have been remanded in custody after border force seized cocaine off the coast of cornwall. a new photo of prince george has been released by kensington palace, who turns five tomorrow. welcome to what the papers will bring us tomorrow. the home affairs editor of the london evening standard and was co—commentatorjoe phillips. many of the front pages or in which is always a relief. the mail on sunday says three military jets, part of the f

temperatures up to 21 degrees in aberdeen and edinburgh. 28, 29 in the south east.nd friday, this system out of thursday and friday, this syste m m oves out of thursday and friday, this system moves from the north west. a bit of a change because this brings some rain. much needed in many places, across scotland and northern ireland, heavy for a time. as the wet weather sinks into england and wales during friday, it will fade out and large parts of the south stay dry all day. warm in the south as well and cooler with more cloud further north. if you are looking for rain in the south east, there is the chance of hit and miss thunderstorms from the south on friday evening. at many places fall between the gaps and stay dry. if you do get a thunderstorm, it could give a lot of rain in a short space of time. the frontal system with the rain and showers moves to the near continent on saturday and high—pressure reasserts itself, so saturday, another largely fine trade —— day with sunshine and areas of patchy cloud floating around. temperatures between 19 and 25 degrees. a l

pool a and pressure towards the north—west, nine degrees in aberdeen, some mist patches which lee clearl day if you like dry weather and sunshine because there will be plenty of it. a bit of extra cloud and patchy rain into the west of northern ireland and the far north—west of scotland. pool a, here, although still 22 degrees in belfast, 23 in glasgow. towards the south is, you're looking at highs of around 32 degrees. in thursday, lots of dry weather for england, wales and scotland. some extra cloud into northern ireland with a band of rain fringing in. the wind picking up across the north—west. but towards the south—east, another very hot day. in fact, the south—east, another very hot day. infact, even the south—east, another very hot day. in fact, even hotter. the south—east, another very hot day. infact, even hotter. in the south—east, another very hot day. in fact, even hotter. in the middle of london, up to 33 celsius. some places might reach 35. even manchester up to 30 degrees. that will change for some as we get into friday. by this stage that low pressure will be drifting clo

burnley of the premier league scrambled a draw at scottish premiership side aberdeen.next week's second leg, but burnley‘s england goalkeeper, adam pope, went off with a shoulder injury. so fitness concerned over him. hibs staged the best comeback of the night to win 3—2 in the first leg of their tie at home to asteras tripolis. they were two down. it's probably all over for northern ireland's crusaders, who lost 5—1 in slovenia. but better news for steven gerrard and rangers, who have the advantage after alfredo morelus scored away in croatia, against 0siek, and that was the only goal of the night. and the welsh champions, new saints, were celebrating a late winner, thanks to blaine hudson's header, and that made it 2—1 in this home leg against the lincoln red imps, who are not from lincoln but from gilbraltar. former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson says he would "not be here today" without the "great care" of hospital staff after his surgery for a brain haemorrhage in may. sir alex has spoken publicly for the first time since going home from hospital in a

which the honourable member for brent north led to the opposition and the honourable member for aberdeen positive way in which they contributed to debates on its provisions. i would also like to pay particular thanks to my right honourable friend the member for chelsea and fulham. who is minister of state for trade policy played a vital role in developing this bill and steering it through the parliamentary stages. i and all and steering it through the parliamentary stages. land all my parliamentary colleagues owe him a great deal of debt. this is an important bill, it provides continuity and stability as the uk leads the eu for individuals, for businesses and for international trading partners. it will be the competent first step that the uk takes towards establishing itself as an independent trading nation for the first time in over 40 years. as the first time in over 40 years. as the honourable member for brent north concluded in the second reading, the need for a bill to establish a trade remedies authority to establish an independent membership of the wto, the government procurement

for london, cardiff or plymouth, i6 far for london, cardiff or plymouth, 16 degrees, further north aberdeen spots in the north east could get to 9 degrees. tomorrow looks fine for most parts with sunshine although like today the shower clouds will bubble up, not everywhere, if you are looking for rain this would be reliable but sunspots in another scotland will see a shower, sunspots in another scotland will see a shower, some sunspots in another scotland will see a shower, some of these showers in southern scotland tomorrow afternoon are likely to be heavy, possibly thundery. some showers in northern ireland, lots of dry weather, down towards the south—west is more chance of a shower for the east, dry and sunny for the most part, very light winds and temperatures towards the south—east getting up to 27 degrees. even further north—west, birmingham and manchester, 2a degrees. as you look ahead to thursday again a lot of sunshine, it will build the heat, just a small chance of a shower, or cloud into the north—west later, keeping things cooler but look at the orange colours on the chart the s

this is how it looks at 3pm, from aberdeen to edinburgh to glasgow, lots of sunshine with temperaturesre will be plenty of football watching going on no doubt. highs of 31 or 32. the small chance of a shower in the south—east but most places will be fine, dry and sunny. we dived underneath the clouds in russia to look at the forecast for samarra. overhead, patchy cloud but blue sky peak in through as well. temperatures around the kick—off, around 26 or 27. sunny skies. —— peking. a bit hot for the players. at wimbledon it will be hotter. highs of 30 or 31 with some patchy cloud in the sky, good spells of sunshine as well. the small chance of a shower, as i mentioned, in the south—east of england through the late afternoon but essentially this evening, plenty of sunshine. overnight, dry with clear skies. misty with western clothes. then we bring in this cloud in north—west scotla nd bring in this cloud in north—west scotland and northern ireland —— western coasts. ahead of it, humid air, temperatures overnight, 13 to 18. behind the frontal system as it edges its way in through tomorrow,

mid—20s for belfast and aberdeen. is how we are going to end the weekend. bright rather than sunny skies, but cloudy here in the north—west, with some very light rain on and off. next week, or rather in the week ahead, we will see more weather fronts pushing on to north—western areas, with slightly fresher atlantic air. ahead of the weather fronts, that air is coming all the way from africa, from spain and portugal, across france. so we could see some of the highest temperatures we have seen so far this summer, affecting some south—eastern, eastern and maybe central parts of england. 33 degrees is not out of the question. for london and norwich, at least 31, possibly already hitting 33 in one or two spots. northern ireland in scotland, much more comfortable. temperatures mostly in the 20s, and the possibility of a little bit of rain. look at those temperatures in london. over 30 degrees pretty much all through the week. much more comfortable in cardiff. that's it from me. hello. this is bbc news. i'm nkem ifejika. the

ireland in the fresh atla ntic and northern ireland in the fresh atlantic air but still warm in aberdeens the pattern on tuesday itself, one weather front there, another one, when i talk about weather fronts they are very weak. it's the cooler air trying to come in with those weather fronts again on tuesday, but the heat keeps on winning. much of england and wales in that hot air but particularly hot amongst the east and east anglia, southeast parts of the midlands, temperatures on tuesdays in some spots up to 32, perhaps 33. compare that to belfast and glasgow around 20 celsius. we will keep the 30s in the south right until the end of the week. this is bbc world news today. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories. taken to safety — israel evacuates hundreds of syria's white helmets civil defence volunteers and their families to jordan after an international request. at least 1a people killed in a suicide bomb attack in kabul airport just minutes after the vice president returned to the country. gunmen have killed 11 taxi drivers after opening fire in a violent ambush in south africa. locked in

from aberdeen down to edinburgh, lots of sunshine. two bridges in glasgow upto 2a degrees.rthern ireland. further east, hot sunshine. 31 degrees in london. a small chance of shower. big england match this afternoon. we dive under the clouds towards the arena and there are some areas blue sky likely to be overhead. kick off at three o'clock. temperatures around about 26 degrees. what about the forecast for wimbledon through the rest of the day? lots of hot sunshine. top temperature 30 degrees. 0nly cooling off very slowly as we head on into the evening. that is the story for most of us this evening. relate sunshine. the small chance for a shower across the south—east. the vast majority will be dry. lots of clear skies overhead. a bit more cloud creeping in across western scotla nd cloud creeping in across western scotland and northern ireland. the odd spot of rain. lots of muggy weather. but behind that and of cloud, there is some slightly cooler air trying to move in from the north—west. it is not going to make progress during sunday. this dragging its heels across northern

mid—20s for belfast and aberdeen.'re going to end the weekend. bright rather than sunny skies, but cloudy here in the north—west, with some very light rain on and off. and next week, or rather in the week ahead, we'll see more weather fronts just about pushing on to north—western areas, with slightly fresher atlantic air. ahead of the weather fronts, that air is coming all the way from africa, from spain and portugal, across france. so we could see some of the highest temperatures we have seen so far this summer, affecting some south—eastern, eastern and maybe central parts of england. 33 is not out of the question. this is sort of a more conservative estimate there. for london and norwich, at least 31, possibly already hitting 33 in one or two spots. but notice northern ireland and scotland, much more comfortable. temperatures mostly in the 20s, and the possibility of a little bit of rain. now, look at those temperatures in london. over 30 degrees pretty much all through the week. so more comfortable, i think, for yo

elsewhere, aberdeen drew with burnley.ey world cup by beating india 1—0 to top pool b. the result means england cannot now qualify automatically for the quarter finals but should still get through. and the ufc champion conor mcgregor has avoided prison in the united states after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct in new york. he's now required to undertake anger management treatment and community service. a little more for you surely. did you say it was called a zedonk. they did. zonkey is another one. piggyback to the 70s, that would be lovely. i don't think you are in the pictures, it is not you, just the zedonk. carol, i going to make sense of the weather for us, there's not much here the studio. it is lovely here at city hall this morning. looked at my view. it is a mild start, a monkey start as well. temperatures in the east of england and london are currently between 20 and london are currently between 20 and 22 celsius. that would be a pretty good daytime temperature, but across the board we are looking generally

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mid—20s for belfast, for aberdeen there.be not quite so warm there in glasgow, but warm enough. and that's how we're going to end the weekend. so bright rather than sunny skies, but cloudy here in the north—west, with some very light rain on and off. and next week, or rather the week ahead, we'll see more weatherfronts just about pushing into north—western areas, so slightly fresher atlantic air. but ahead of the weather fronts, my goodness, the air is coming all the way from africa, from spain, portugal, across france. and we could see some of the highest temperatures we've seen so far this summer, affecting some south—eastern, eastern and maybe central parts of england. 33 is not out of the question. this is sort of a more conservative estimate there. for london and for norwich, at least 31 degrees, possibly already hitting 33 in one or two spots. but notice northern ireland and scotland, a lot more comfortable here. temperatures mostly into the 20s, and the possibility of a little bit of rain, at least some showers. now,

one lone shower up towards aberdeen. that is it. how about the total rainfall from today? look at these numbers. 3.34 inches of rain in baltimore today. incredible. 2.79 in washington. both of those are records.'s d. record all the way back in 1945. over an nach in hagerstown. an inch in dulles. we had zero rain in the month of july. and right now after 2.79 inches we're half an inch above average for the entire month. it all came within an hour, hour and a half. out there right now, a much s.cer night. 75 degr winds out of the northwest seven miles per hour. dewpoints are fall. humidity is falling. tomorrow morning, you wake up to a much better day. 69 right now martinsburg. 68 women chester. 75 in the city. 79 in annapolis. it is going to be a great start to our day tomorrow. here's what's happening. the front moving through right there. behind this though, not much at all coming through. this is where the nice weather is coming from over the next couple days. it will be very nice. high of 88. contind warm. that's right around the average for this time of year. much less

in the best of the sunshine feeling warmer with highs of up to 22 in aberdeen. in the morning in parts of western scotland before turning patchy later in the day. the best of the sunshine for england and wales and temperatures pushing into the low 30s. the weather continues to heat up. as we get into next week, although it's going to be another hot day on monday we will notice those temperatures using back as the week goes by. for those parched gardens, a prospect of rain around at times next week weather in the form of heavy showers or weather fronts in the north—west of the uk. hello and welcome to turnberry where president trump will arrive on the next leg of his uk tour. later on this evening donald trump will be arriving to stay in his coffers were just behind me. will be arriving to stay in his coffers werejust behind me. it will be arriving to stay in his coffers were just behind me. it is the last leg of his visit to the uk. president trump was earlier formally welcomed by the queen at windsor castle — despite the fact that it's not a full state visit. h

something cooler further north allowing some contrast in the temperatures, 18 in aberdeen, 29 or 30 into the week, cooler for a time even in the south but then the temperatures bounced back and it remains mostly dry with some sunshine at times. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11am. a rescue operation is under way in thailand to save 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a flooded cave for more than two weeks. translation: there is no other day thatis translation: there is no other day that is as right as today. if we don't start the extraction on the day be most benefit from, we may lose this window of opportunity. a day of rest for england's footballers after making their first world cup semi—final in nearly 30 years. more than 19.5 million people tuned in to watch the three lions beat sweden 2—0 in samara. further problems for the prime minister after borisjohnson strongly criticised her new plans for a brexit deal with the eu.

far south of sunshine, 24 in aberdeen. northern ireland, a patch of cloud and sunny spells.weather. temperatures as high as 32. we are expecting today to shape up as silverstone for the british grand prix. lots of sunshine overhead, temperatures up to 29 or 30. it is going to stay warm as we head onto the evening, some late sunshine to be had but our weatherfront the evening, some late sunshine to be had but our weather front still lingering and meandering its way across the north of scotland and then bending its way down the east coast, eastern scotland, north—east scotla nd coast, eastern scotland, north—east scotland quite cloudy through the night. wrap the odd spot of drizzle, another warm and humid night. 12 — 18 is the minimum. high pressure in charge of the scene tomorrow, following the progress of this weather front, bringing following the progress of this weatherfront, bringing some following the progress of this weather front, bringing some extra cloud and bringing some cooler air during tomorrow, squashing the hot weather or the holders of the whether any way down

mid—20s for belfast, for aberdeen there.e in glasgow, but warm enough. and that's how we're going to end the weekend. so bright rather than sunny skies, but cloudy here in the north—west, with some very light rain on and off. and next week, or rather the week ahead, we'll see more weatherfronts just about pushing into north—western areas, so slightly fresher atlantic air. but ahead of the weather fronts, my goodness, the air is coming all the way from africa, from spain, portugal, across france. so we could see some of the highest temperatures we've seen so far this summer, affecting some south—eastern, eastern and maybe central parts of england. 33 is not out of the question. this is sort of a more conservative estimate there. for london and for norwich, at least 31, possibly already hitting 33 in one or two spots. but notice northern ireland and scotland, a lot more comfortable here. temperatures mostly in the 20s, and the possibility of a little bit of rain, at least some showers. now, look at those temperatures in london

temperatures will up into the 20s, more like high teens from aberdeen to glasgow and belfast.atchy rain into the far north of scotland, spells of sunshine still in the south. still warm, temperatures not that far from 30. to the weekend, spells of warm sunshine and just a little rain at times. this is beyond 100 days, with me, katty kay in washington, chrstian fraser is in london. borisjohnson urges theresa may to change tack on her brexit strategy, and criticises the deal that was agreed as a "miserable, permanent limbo". it is not too late to save brexit. we have changed tack once and we can change it once again. donald trump defends his words and says he's been harder on russia than any other us president. none the worse for wear — the 12 thai boys and their football coach w freed from a flooded cave describe how they survived for more than two weeks underground. coming up in the next half hour... sir cliff richard is awarded more than £200,000 in damages after winning a privacy case against the bbc over its coverage of a police search of his home. and speaking on the cente

the mid—20s, even 25 for aberdeen, the western scotland noticed we have some outbreaks of rain here andt is going to be absolute fine. the next week ahead, we will see atla ntic next week ahead, we will see atlantic weather systems trying to push them, they just atlantic weather systems trying to push them, theyjust do not make their way push them, theyjust do not make theirway in, to push them, theyjust do not make their way in, to the south, will start to see hot air coming in once again all the way from spain and portugal and all the way from africa, the hot air will be spinning in across many parts of europe so we will be getting into the 30s. the heat wave is coming but it looks as though it will be approaching, mostly across england and just into wales so it looks as though slightly fresher air will be across scotland and northern ireland. look at that. this is extraordinary. all week, the temperatures might be over 30 celsius. as i say, great news for some of us, terrible for others. this is bbc news i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8:00pm: not so smart smart meters? a criti

or am the child of immigrants as the fan favorite that something new for aberdeen which is a fast enough the right wing nationalists who prey on finn is caused by the town's high unemployment rate but amid all the euphoria there are just a few who are willing to voice their complaints about the ethnic make up of the winning team. for fisher i'm not especially excited now i'm french that it could be the french team they're almost all black. that both as you were used to everything. just a two hour drive away from a view of the bania of paris where many players on the a keep trickle or come from . many immigrant families live in the suburbs. grew up in this building in bondi. look tough to him when he was small and back a re was in the same local soccer club with him for them the world cup victory is a turning point. usually when the cameras are harris for something negative reports about the suburbs and what's going on the spot and now they have something different something positive on which is actually a little kid from how he made this in the world internationally it's a completely dif

and the slightly cooler field to the weather so temperatures are about 12 degrees per seven aberdeenratures at about 18 celsius so anotherwarm, sticky, humid night ahead. monday very much still high—pressure, but we have this weather front here which will be introducing some slightly cooler conditions so it is that cold front thinking felt it will not be as hot as it has been particularly for eastern scotland and the northeast of england as well, cloudier and the wind is coming from and are here. elsewhere still another hot, dry day to come and i think the hottest of the weather monday will be for southern and western parts of england and into wales. you can see the red colours on the map here, not quite as hot as it has been towards the north and northeast. temperatures to quickly around 18 in aberdeen, 20 in belfast, 17 in newcastle, down toward london and cardiff still looking at 28, 29, possibly 30 degrees and of course the championships continue at wimbledon. it is set to be another dry day, conditions of it like this and it will be more cloud i think than we have seen recently.

burnley scrambled draw against the premier league team aberdeen 1—1.t leg the tie. and it is probably all over for northern ireland's crusaders who lost in slovenia. good news for rangers and steven gerrard, who have the lead after scoring a way in croatia. that was the only goal of the night. drama at the end for the welsh champions thanks to this hudson had, winning 2—1 against lincoln, who are actually from gibraltar. former manchester united manager alex ferguson says he wouldn't be here without the care of hospital staff after his surgery for a brain haemorrhage in may. he has spoken public for the first time since going home from hospital on social media. he thanked all his well—wishers. social media. he thanked all his well-wishers. just a quick message to thank the medical staff at macclesfield, salford royal, without that care a would not be sitting here today. thank you from me and my family. thank you very much. it has made me feel so humble, as all the m essa 9 es made me feel so humble, as all the messages have had from all over the world,

mid—20s for belfast and aberdeen.e are going to end the weekend. bright rather than sunny skies, but cloudy here in the north—west, with some very light rain on and off. next week, or rather in the week ahead, we will see more weather fronts pushing on to north—western areas, with slightly fresher atlantic air. ahead of the weather fronts, that air is coming all the way from africa, from spain and portugal, across france. so we could see some of the highest temperatures we have seen so far this summer, affecting some south—eastern, eastern and maybe central parts of england. 33 degrees is not out of the question. for london and norwich, at least 31, possibly already hitting 33 in one or two spots. northern ireland in scotland, much more comfortable. temperatures mostly in the 20s, and the possibility of a little bit of rain. look at those temperatures in london. over 30 degrees pretty much all through the week. much more comfortable in cardiff. that's it from me. this is bbc news. the headlines: cu ba's national assem

the likes of belfast and glasgow but eastern scotland likely to stay mostly drive, pretty worn in aberdeenimbledon. the evening hours and the cloud and rain edged eastwards across central scotland and northern england as well. for the northwest, things turn cooler and fresher but for the south—east, still hot and humid and sticky. the pressure conditions working eastwards across all of the country so during monday, the front slowly pushes across northern england and wales spent to be south west of england bringing sharp showers and the odd rumble of thunder. likely to stay hot and dry for central and eastern parts tomorrow, the temperature up to around 29 30, turning coolerfor scotla nd around 29 30, turning coolerfor scotland and northern ireland and western parts of england and wales. by western parts of england and wales. by tuesday the front will have clea ra nce to by tuesday the front will have clearance to the east, and for some places we haven't seen any rain in about six weeks so some welcome rain at last. actually not a bad day on tuesday with the westerly airflow, like twins and

scotland they've studied in scotland this child in scotland perhaps a peanuts andras university aberdeen are possible they maintain this. with scotland and they want to increase the bilateral relations which is really important for scotland both of them thank you very much. in the studio. coming up after the break we look from the theseus soft power to the practice and specifically tie these initiatives have impacted on the key commonwealth country of pakistan as we speak to the iran and the russia with the then. when we were doing stuff for the russell brand you know we highlighted one of the payday lenders in the u.k. and they in fact closed up shop and that was very effective but it's one of the most pernicious and ugliest and underhanded way to destroy a society is by alleging a they blunders you know exploit the fact that they can get away with two thousand three thousand fourteen thousand dollars thirty percent a year interest. to emerge in the decades after the war a nazi don't tour was still active rich in a not in seventies cretonne had as the chair of its board a man convicted

i don't know whether he's going to aberdeen, but he owns two golf courses in scotland.you are saying, neck, he share something in common with the tween. —— the queen. yes, a love of scottish heritage. it had been suggested that perhaps prince andrew would be his golfing partner but... that seems to have gone by the wayside. it doesn't seem to be happening. as he leaves windsor that he will go over the royal household golf course, and nine hole golf course,. perhaps see prince andrew out there. he won't get a chance to play on it. i dare say he won't be taken past the many protesters on his way to stansted. he was flown in yesterday on a different route into blenheim palace rather than through woodstock and over the top of the protesters massed at the gate. from a logistic standpoint i find it fascinating what the white house has done getting the president around in the uk. there was no motorcade, no opportunity for the president to be physically protest did at eye level. he could maybe have seen something from the air but they deliberately did not want him on the ground

scotland they've studied in scotland they've child in scotland perhaps a peanuts andras university aberdeen are possible they mention this. with scotland and they want to increase the bilateral relations which is really important for scotland both of them thank you very much. in the studio. coming up after the break we look from the theory of thought power to the practice and specifically tie these initiatives have impacted on the key commonwealth country of pakistan as we speak to on the run. with the then. it's hard to imagine the decades after the war a nazi don't tell was still active and rich in the nineteen seventies crittle had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at ashwin's a german company gruntal developed thalidomide a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby is anything paul you know she said is just cut short arms minix a little mind victims have to this day received no compensation they never apologized for the suffering that not only want the money

aberdeen and burnley come in at the next round and face each other over two legs while arsenal and chelseaup stage itself. crystal palace ladies will play in the women's championship after doncaster rovers belles joined sheffield fc in withdrawing from the league. 0ur women's football reporter, jo currie, joins me. how much of this move is down to money? this is very much down to finances. under the new criteria, to be in the women's championship, clubs have to provide players with a minimum of contact hours a week plus matches, full—time general managers, marketing officers, they basically have to be semi—professional. the bells one that division last year, but bear in mind they do not have strong links to the men's club, they decided to remain in that league in the new season. it was a financial step too far. england's cricketers are heading for a defeat in the first one day international against india at trent bridge. their batsmen were skittled out for 268, with kuldeep yadav taking six wickets. in reply, the indian batsmen are making light work oif their target as adam wild reports. w

scotland they've studied in scotland they've child in scotland perhaps a peanuts andras university aberdeen are possible they may. respond on they want to increase the bilateral relations which is really important for scotland. thank you very much and you know but. in the studio. coming up after the break we look from the theory of soft power to the practice and specifically tie these initiatives have impacted on the key commonwealth country of pakistan as we speak to on the run. with the then. new economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education is being supplanted by the right to. education. higher education is becoming just another product that can be bought and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business where you could. want is the place of students in this business model before college i was born now in an extremely more high education the new global economic war. when we were doing stuff with russell brand you know we highlighted one of the payday lenders in the u.k. and they in fact closed up shop and it was very effect