a rare sea turtle called menai who washed up on an anglesey beach is taken to gran canaria to an anglesey is taken to gran ca naria to be an anglesey beach is taken to gran canaria to be released. and british world number one tennis player andy murray will begin the defence of his wimbledon title against a qualifier or a lucky loser on monday. good morning. it's friday the 30th ofjune. i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc newsroom live. cladding fitted to grenfell tower during its refurbishment was changed to a version which cost nearly £300,000 less, a document seen by the bbc has revealed. at least 80 people were killed when the tower block in west london was destroyed by fire two weeks ago. a council meeting to discuss the tragedy was called off last night within minutes of starting after a row broke out over the attendance of members of the public and press. dan johnson reports. he wants answers, and the rest of us... a meeting of councillors ending in chaos. another sign of a council creaking under pressure. that's the reality. having failed to properly respond to the disaster, last ni

like wales as a whole, people on anglesey voted to leave the european union.eferendum, ukip gained ground amongst welsh voters. this political expert believes what happens to that vote now could be important in a number of welsh seats. the suggestion is that ukip will not perform as well as they did in the 2015 general election so which way will ukip voters swing? will they go to the conservative party? ukip voters may even go to parties like the liberal democrats, it may be a way of registering a different kind of protest vote. at the other end of the country it's business as usual in cardiff bay. devolved politics has continued throughout this general election campaign but for some voters the waters have been muddied. uk party manifestos have made promises about a number of issues, like health and education, that are devolved so will it be our schools and hospitals or wider uk and brexit issues that influence people here? the political lines in wales are perhaps blurred like never before. sian lloyd, bbc news. the latest headlines. party leaders have been ma

an iconic view of anglesey, it isa cymru.since 19a5 the colour of the political landscape here has changed? times. labour is defending a majority ofjust 229. cloud cymru held the seat before that and at the height of margaret thatcher's popularity, anglesey was blue. members of this art group are considering how they will vote this time. anglesey is an area that, i believe it is very important for me to vote for a party who will invest in national resources. i think that this election is all about brexit. it is important for wales to get a good deal and to have a voice which will be heard. benefits have been cut drastically for a number of people. and a lot of people i am aware of are struggling at the moment. the main thing is brexit. control. we have just got to pull together and get that done with and move on. like wales as a whole, the majority of people on anglesey chose to leave the eu. support for ukip grew in the run—up to the referendum. the party gained seven assembly members in the welsh elections last year. labour

a rare sea turtle found on a beach in anglesey, is taken to gran canaria, to be set free. world no.1 tennis player andy murray will begin the defence of his wimbledon title against a qualifier or a lucky loser on monday. and live cricket returns to bbc television for the first time in 21 years. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the chairman of the local government association has criticised fire safety tests being carried out on cladding from high—rise buildings, claiming the examinations are flawed. it's emerged that the cladding used to renovate grenfell tower, which was consumed by fire two weeks ago, was changed to a type which cost nearly £300,000 less than alternatives. there is no suggestion a deliberate decision was made to cut fire safety, and kensington & chelsea council says safety would not have been compromised in order to manage budgets. since the fire, all 145 buildings tested in 45 english council areas have failed fire safety tests. nick beake reports. the families of grenfell tower have long believed they were not valued. poor people living in a ri

like wales as a whole, people on anglesey voted to leave the european union.welsh voters. this political expert believes what happens to that vote now could be important in a number of welsh seats. the suggestion is that ukip will not perform as well as they did in the 2015 general election so which way will ukip voters swing? will they go to the conservative party? ukip voters may even go to parties like the liberal democrats, it may be a way of registering a different kind of protest vote. at the other end of the country it's business as usual in cardiff bay. devolved politics has continued throughout this general election campaign but for some voters the waters have been muddied. uk party manifestos have made promises about a number of issues, like health and education, that are devolved so will it be our schools and hospitals or wider uk and brexit issues that influence people here? the political lines in wales are perhaps blurred like never before. sian lloyd, bbc news. in northern ireland voters last went to the polls only a few months ago. that was for

the turtle had been found washed up on a beach on the island of anglesey in wales., nicknamed menai, is an olive ridley turtle, which are usually found in warmer waters near the equator. it is the first such turtle to have been reported in uk waters since records began almost 200 years ago. saturday does not look bad at all across saturday does not look bad at all a cross m ost saturday does not look bad at all across most of the uk. we are in for some sunshine and warm weather. there is a little rainfall on the way in the north—west that it should not be too happy. in the short term, afair bit not be too happy. in the short term, a fair bit of cloud and some light rain. damp weather across east anglia in the south—east overnight. many northern and north—western areas is a lot clearer services where we will have fresh weather early in the morning. in fact, in parts of northern ireland, possibly evenin parts of northern ireland, possibly even in rural areas, a touch of grass frost. temperatures in the towns and cities will be 10— 14 degrees. looking at the weather ac

pictoresque swedish island of gotland ahead of the start of the island games — it features jersey, angleseyd helped bring about an international rule change in the elite game. there have been some strong performances from great britain‘s athletes at the european team championships taking place in lille today. at one point they led the overall standings but they‘ve finished the first day in third place. earlierjessica ennis—hill‘s former coach told us what you thought of the performances. a lot of people have passed on this and not be part of this team, so there is a mixture of youngsters and seniors. some people have acquitted themselves really well. we have had five wins in total on the first day, and are 2.5 points ahead of where we predicted we probably would be. 0verall, good performances. who stood out particularly? jack green and a eilidy doyle in the 400 metre hurdles, both of those with wins, and also dan bramble in the long jump, and dwayne karen, new to the team, but he won the 400 metres. and harry aiken, another name we know, winning the men‘s 100. those are the five individuals

pictoresque swedish island of gotland ahead of the start of the island games — it features jersey, angleseyng out how this women's basketball team from bradford helped bring about an international rule change in the elite game. wood is having a discussion about who goes first! there have been some strong performances from great britain's athletes at the european team championships taking place in lille today. at one point they led the overall standings but they've finished the first day in third place. and i'm delighted to say esteemed coach, tony minichello, is here alongside us to discuss it. tony, a decent day at the office for britain? added mix. it is a mixed site. a lot of people have passed on this and not be part of this team, so there isa not be part of this team, so there is a mixture of youngsters and seniors. some people have acquitted themselves really well. we have had five wins in total on the first day, and went to 2.5 points ahead of where we predicted we probably would be. 0verall, good performances. who still are particularly? you should be shorter or audience as the stan

when she was found last november, she was just minutes away from the anglesey sea zoo. the team there helped her overcome hypothermia, buoyancy problems and got herfeeding again. she may have come this far but it is in the end of the story. really, what we want to do is take her further south—west in the atlantic and release her in slightly warmer waters where she is north of the breeding grounds and let her find her own way there. we really need someone with a boat or ship or some means of transporting her from here. if that happens, menai will be back where she belongs, where experts hope she'll breed and so play a part in helping secure the future of this endangered species. sian lloyd, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's jay wynne. hello. good afternoon and this is a picture for one of our weather watchers in kent earlier. that is where the best of the sunny spells have been so far. elsewhere, a lot of cloud out there and some rain to be had. not too heavy and not too widespread but it isa too heavy and not too widespread but it is a bit dull and damp a

when she was found last november she was just minutes away from the anglesey zoo. again. really, what we want to do was take a further south—west and the laity and release in slightly warmer waters where she is north of the breeding grounds and let her find north of the breeding grounds and let herfind her north of the breeding grounds and let her find her own way there. north of the breeding grounds and let her find her own way therem that happens, menai will be back where she belongs where experts hope she will breed and play a part in helping secure the future of this endangered species. she will be happy in the canary islands. mike might have a total fat for us. do you? just lying on a each tower. she just wants to get out into the water again. i call her love. like my grandma. did she look like a turtle? i asked i didn't say it. i am like a turtle? i asked i didn't say it. iama like a turtle? i asked i didn't say it. i am a bit worried now, this weekend. medical staff will be busy. johanna konta had a fall and andy murray has a sore hip. he won't play today, w

we‘ll start to see some rain getting in across anglesey and the tip of north—west wales at this stageeast, it will be a sticky night. any mist and fog will readily clear tomorrow. as the front heads towards the south—east, it will tend to weaken and fragment and turn more showery. we are pumping out some very warm air into eastern england tomorrow. that could spark off some showers and in east anglia and the south—east there is the risk of some of them turning thundery in nature. the other side of the rain band, we are back into sunshine in fresher conditions. by the time we get to saturday, the weather front producing that rain clears into the near continent, leaving us all in fresher conditions, notjust for saturday but also for sunday and both days we are likely to see a mixture of sunshine and showers. temperatures closer to where they should be at this stage injune, charlie and naga. looks marvellous there. just wonderful carol, thanks so much. have you got a little place tucked away somewhere, like in your own back garden, a place where you can go for some calm. send us a pictur

a rare sea turtle found on a beach in anglesey is taken to gran canaria, to be set free. world no.1 tennis player andy murray will begin the defence of his wimbledon title against a qualifier or a lucky loser on monday. and live cricket returns to bbc television for the first time in 21 years. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a coroner has concluded that the deaths of seven men, including five young friends, who drowned off camber sands in sussex last summer was due to misadventure. the five died in august last year, just a month after two other men drowned in the same area. duncan kennedy has the background to the case. kobi saththiya nathan, his brother ken, nitharsan ravi, inthushan sriska ntharasa and gurushanth srithavarajah — the five friends who died on a summer's day out. their families came for the final time, to hear what happened to them and why they drowned. it was last august, they'd all gone for a day trip to camber to play volleyball in the water, when this emergency took hold. today, a key expert on beaches and currents gave the fullest account yet