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full details of a newsnight investigation, join me now on bbc two. re on bbc one, time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm tim hague. here's what you're in for this evening. england are in trouble on day one of the first test against india as they collapse in the final session at edgbaston. it's a big day forjohanna konta, as she inflicts the worst defeat of serena williams‘s career in california. and celtic are through to the penultimate round of the champions league qualifiers as they knock out rosenberg 3—1 on aggregate. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm tim hague. to tennis, and while we'll get more on that amazing result forjohanna konta in a moment, there's a big all—british match ongoing between andy murray and kyle edmund in washington, dc. the former world number one, now ranked 832 in the world, is facing the man who replaced him as the british number one, kyle edmund. edmund beat the returning murray during their match at queens last month. and the latest score this time is 5—4 to murray. kyle edmund

newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's emily.dreds of thousands of people being detained in re—education camps in north—west china? tonight, newsnight speaks to eyewitnesses who say they've seen the evidence. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — curran to the rescue — the 20 year old saves england after a disastrous start to the fourth test against india ronaldo returns — cristiano'sjuventus will play at old trafford in the champions league. the draw for the group stage was made today but there will be no burnley in the europa league — they lost to olympiakos in the final qualifer and scotland women's world cup hopes are out of their hands after conceding to switzerland in their qualifier hello and welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. a half century from sam curran saved england on the first day of the fourth test against india in southampton on thursday. having collapsed to 86—6 the hosts finished their first innings on 246 all out. adam wil

join me now on bbc two. that's it. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are.ave a very good night. ireland stun india and make through to the semi—finals of the hockey world cup. but the netherlands prove too much for england who are knocked out. they'll be popping the corks at burnley who score late to beat aberdeen in the europa league. and captain kohli scores a wonderful century to keep india in the first test. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm chris mitchell. a lot to get through this evening. england's world cup journey has come to an end at the olympic park. but ireland's continues after an amazing win against india. our reporterjo currie is at the olympic park. nederlandse the world number one. we are disappointed naturally as english france but is this unexpected? it was not to be for england tonight. you mentioned that nederlandse were the defending champions and world number one. england ranked second in the world. ten and a half thousand people and england's cannot get job ten and a half thousand people and england's cannot getjob done, losing 2—

newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's evan davis.onight, we get a close—up look at the way big city gangs are selling drugs in towns and smaller cities across britain. trade is growing, it is and it's fuelling shocking violence. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, you're watching bbc news, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, these are our sportsday headlines tonight. stadium delays — tottenham won't play in their new home until at least the end of october. more murray misery, he's knocked out of the cincinatti open in the first round. and the homecoming queen — the european treble, but what next for dina asher—smith? hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm olly foster. hello there, we'll start with that tottenham news that has broken this evening. their state of the art 62,000 seater stadium will not be ready for its scheduled first match next month. the club say that there are issues with the critical safety systems which will delay the necessary test events required. spurs were

join us now on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are.elcome to sportsday. your headlines tonight. rodgers rues celtic‘s defending — the scottish champions lack pride according to their boss as they condede a poor goal to draw their europa league play off. a seven week ban for chris ashton — the sale and england winger will miss the first six rounds of the premiership season, after an illegal tip—tackle. petrol in his blood — michael schumacher‘s son mick talks to us about following his father into motor—racing. brendan rodgers claimed his celtic side lacked pride in defending, after they conceeded a poor goal to draw 1—1 draw in the first leg of their europa league play—off against suduva in lithuania. the game was just three minutes old when olivier ntcham nodded them in front against the lithuanian champions, but their frailties at the back were exposed ten minutes later. still lots of work to do in the second leg. rivals rangers were 1—0 winners over ufa. i feel for supporters to me. ifeel for supporters to me. they have come all the

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newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are.welcome to sportsday. our main headlines this evening. england fly—half danny cipriani is remanded in custody after being arrested injersey. manchester city's kevin de bruyne faces a spell on the sidelines after a training ground injury. and we have the latest from another brilliant evening for great britain the european para—swimming championships in dublin. hello, and welcome to sportsday. england rugby union international danny cipriani has been arrested at a nightclub injersey. his club gloucester confirmed that he was involved in an incident in the early hours of wednesday morning at a venue in st helier. the former sale and wasps fly half will appear at a magistrates‘ court tomorrow morning. here's more from our sports news correspondent david ornstein. window danny cipriano was arrested in the capital ofjersey, the police released a statement saying this morning, danny cipriani it was charged with assault on police, resisting arrest and disorderly unlicensed premises. he has bee

newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's evan. trump in trouble, a lot of it will come down to politics and whether the republican party will stand by him. we will speak to a republican and a former republican on how responsible politician should react to the president's criminal associates. join me hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up on the programme — kare adenegan claims gold in berlin, beating her teammate hannah cockroft and setting a new championship record. one week on from his arrest, danny cipriani is hauled in front of rugby chiefs for a disciplinary hearing in bristol where he faces a potential ban. and they left it late but a last minute leveller rescues a point for aston villa against brentford in the championship. hello and welcome to the programme. kare adenegan was just 13 years old when she watched her hero hannah cockroft become european champion in the t34 100m four years ago. now, she's claimed the title for herself after beating her teammate to claim gold in berlin. it meant a british 1—2 for the pair an

newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments. arguments about what kind of memorial ——h he laid. we will try to answer them. here on bbc one time for the news where you are.. good evening, i'm asad ahmad. so, now we can expect to see more police on our streets, and some of them armed, after today's events in westminster. a car collided with pedestrians and cyclists felt acropolis, knocked out of the champions league by adk athens. not guilty and straight back into the hat squad but will the ecb punish ben stokes board that bristol brawl? also coming up we have the latest news from the european parents swimming —— para swimming championships in dublin. good evening. there'll be no more champions league football for celtic this season the scottish champions fell in the third qualifying round away at a ek athens. it was one all after the first leg in glasgow last week. brendan rogers side lost 2—1 this evening in the greek capital and they have dropped into the playoffs now for the europa league group stage. thick reports. the champions league is about money and prestige.

newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments. here's kirsty.ight a prison out of control and prison officers hiding from inmates, open drug use, violence and squalor. camp birmingham prison ever be turned into a place of rehabilitation? meanwhile, here on bbc one, it is time for the news where you are. good evening. this is sportsday, i'm john watson. these are your monday night headlines: mane runs away with it. sadio puts the shine on liverpool's win at crystal palace. down and out. england women under 20s fail to reach the world cup final. and virat kohli steers india towards victory at trent bridge. hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm john watson. liverpool beat crystal palace 2—0 at selhurst park to maintain their perfect start to the season. theyjoin the likes of chelsea and manchester city in winning their opening two premier league fixtures, signs from jurgen klopp‘s side tonight they could be the team to rival the champions for the title this season, as nick parrot reports. crystal palace and liverpool have had some memorable encounte

if you want to follow the fortunes of britian's alistair brownlee in the triathlon, its live on bbc twoabout four kilometres, so the first of three laps, and you can follow the climax on bbc two. meanwhile over in berlin, another british athlete in medal contention — katerina johnson—thompson — is currently second in the women's heptathlon, with just one event left to go. but she's in a real battle with the world and olympic champion naffi thiam. johnson—thompson won the long jump earlier today, to pull further ahead. then came the javelin — which is kjt's weakest event — but she threw a personal best in her bid to hold off thiam. however, the belgian came up with a championship record to win the event and put her into the overall lead. they're back out at lords after once again played havoc with england's 2nd test against india. they had two lengthy delays after what was wash out yesterday. england were dominant in the eight overs they managed so far today, jimmy anderson took two wickets. anderson struck in the first over of the day to remove murali vijay. he then got india's other op

you can see more on that story on the victoria derbyshire programme tomorrow at 9am on bbc two and thetor has approved a new, less invasive treatment for men suffering from the common condition, of an enlarged prostate. the treatment involves steam, and can be carried out under local anaesthetic without the need for surgery. one in three men over the age of 50 suffers from the symptoms, of an enlarged prostate. our medical correspondent fergus walsh is here. what exactly does the treatment involved? it's a novel approach involving water vapour heated to 103 centigrade. a thin tube is inserted into the prostate and a blast of stea m into the prostate and a blast of steam applied which kills off the excess tissue. it causes the prostate to shrink. it has far fewer side effects than the conventional surgical treatment undergone by thousands of men each year. the prostate is a gland in a man's helpless and it's incredibly common for it to be enlarged in later life —— in a man's pelvis. the help regulator nice has approved two other treatments for this condition. the first is a laser which

mnangagwa this is bbc news. two—thirds of plastic food containers still can't be recycled.ouncils are calling for action. manufacturers could do much more to make sure that these plastics are easily recyclable, reducing the cost for council tax payers. detectives investigating the disappearance of the midwife samantha eastwood are carrying out searches in a rural area of stoke—on—trent. north korea's foreign minister criticises the united states for urging other countries to maintain sanctions against pyongyang over its nuclear programme. spain and portugal could see record temperatures this weekend, as the heatwave continues across parts of the continent. here in cordoba at around midnight last night it was still 37 degrees, so very uncomfortable conditions and we expect this hot weather to continue for at least a few days yet. also this hour — the record—breaking hydroplane, bluebird, is relaunched. more than 50 years after it crashed, killing its pilot donald campbell, bluebird will take to the water on the isle of bute. and at 12:30pm, click looks at how technology can

you can hear more from these experts as pa rt can hear more from these experts as part of the bbc two the world—record holder for 100 and 200 metres came on as a sub for australian a league side central coast mariners in a preseason friendly. he‘s hoping to impress enough to get a deal ahead of the new season — however, he was unable to take this chance — just not quite quick enough. the more i work, i get more playing time. it is all about getting my fitness up and as i said earlier, it is keeping out the work to get ready for the season. when i started track and field i did not know how great i was going to be and i am looking at football like that. i do not know how great it is going to be but i will enjoy the journey and put my all into it. two—time world champion fernando alonso says formula one is "too predictable" and a sport in which "only two teams can win". the spaniard is retiring at the end of the season after 17 years of racing. in an exclusive interview with the bbc alonso said he would stay in the sport if he had a winning car — but wouldn‘t enjoy it as much as racing i

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highlights are on bbc two later tonight. says his win against british number one kyle edmund is his best since his return from injury. murray won in three sets against the man who replaced him at the top of the british rankings, to reach the third round of the washington 0pen. rhia chohan reports. sidelined for months after hip surgery sidelined for months after hip surgery injanuary, sidelined for months after hip surgery in january, down sidelined for months after hip surgery injanuary, down to 832 in world rankings. naturally, andy murray was hoping to make a comeback in the second round at the washington open, taking on british number one kyle edmund. his countryman had beaten him at eastbourne only a few months ago. but this is hard court season and murray was showing signs of recovery. both players held serve in the first set, edmund broke murray to ta ke the first set, edmund broke murray to take a 6—5 lead, but it was the three—time grand slam champion who took it 7—6. edmond won five straight games to take the secon

the heptathlon finishes tonight with the 800—metres at 7:20pm and you can watch it live on bbc two.t to make it through to sunday's final with ease. after an achilles injury put paid to her chances of competing in the 800m, this is muir's sole shot at a european title. fellow briton laura weightman willjoin her afterfinishing second in the other heat. manchester united manager jose mourinho wasn't happy that they didn't manage to make any more signings in the transfer window but now it's closed, it's time for action — and united welcome leicester city to old trafford tonight in the first premier league game of the season. and after conceding that he'll have to work with the squad he's got, mourinho says the fans willjust have to be patient. i think by the end of november, december, you will see why, by then, which teams are in a position to win the premier league. in this moment words are not important. let's play football and by the end of november, december, you don't need words. you will see which teams are candidates. golf... the american gary woodland is the surprise leader aft

coverage continues over on bbc two.de malmo or vidi of hungary for a place in the champions league group stages if they win their qualifier against ayke athens. the scottish champions face the greek side in the first leg of their third qualifying round tie on wednesday at celtic park. chris ashton says he never expected to be back in the international set—up so soon. he's not played for england since 2014, but was named in a ali—man training squad on thursday. after he secured an early release from french side toulon to join the premiership side sale. ididn't i didn't think i would get the chance so soon to i didn't think i would get the chance $0 50011 to come i didn't think i would get the chance so soon to come in and spend time in the group. i'm very grateful for that opportunity, and it's nice, it feels like a new player almost, like i did when i first came in in 2010. i'm happy to be back in the group. i thought when i went to france that that was it for me, it would be done and it was easy, i could spend the next

coverage of the cycling is live on bbc two right now where laura kenny and katie archibald are goingnny looking for her third gold medal at this event. this is a relay race consisting of teams of two riders — 120 laps with a sprint every 10 laps. while one team member races, the other slows down to take a rest before being thrown back into the action with a hand sling from her team—mate. the classification is calculated according to the number of points won. 23 european golds between kenny and archibald — archibald is one half of the reigning world champion madison duo with emily nelson. so they'll be fancying their chances. meanwhile, the athletics has been getting under way in berlin where the reigning champion martyn rooney onlyjust made it out of the a00m opening round. only the top two were guaranteed to qualify. rooney finished third but made it through as a fastest loser, joining team—mates lloyd cowan, rabah yousef and matthew hudson—smith in the semi—finals. i've been all over the place of my pacing this year and it is 50 metres of relaxing as well. there is a bit of relaxin

follow all the action from the sir chris hoy velodrome at the european championships, you can head to bbc twoorching hot day in the south—east today. temperatures got up to 33 degrees in surrey. and we have a very warm weekend on the way, also around 30 degrees. for most of us, it is going to be sunny. a bit of cloud here and there, maybe a few spots of rain, but that is pretty much it. once again, it is going to be very warm. temperatures in the south could be hovering no lower than 19 degrees in london. a bit fresher in scotland and northern ireland. tomorrow, scotland and northern ireland will turn a bit more cloudy. whereas the best of the sunshine will be across southern, eastern and central areas. and it will be a hot day. and the beautiful weather continues through sunday and actually into next week. it is an actual bob. in fact it's got so thick, yesterday was katherine's first blow dry! aw! and let's give our biggest hello to our guest tonight, whose daughter came on the one show this year to introduce her fiancee to us. here's what she told us about jack. this isjack. we met when i

georgina smyth, bbc news. twod up being buried or burned, because they can't be recycled. according to the local government association of england and wales, the combination of plastics used in many yoghurt pots and ready—meal trays mean they can't be properly processed. matt cole has the story. plastic isn't meant to end up here, choking the seas and the life in it. but despite a growing public awareness of the need to recycle, councils say their efforts are being undermined by manufacturers. it's at sites like these across the country that the recycling process begins. mountains of rubbish needing separating into what can and can't be reused. now, when it comes to plastic, well, there are bottles like this, fairly easy to separate and recycle. but what about these? plastic fruit punnets containing mixed materials. that's not so easy. and then there's these. black plastic microwave trays. the sensors in recycling sorting machines can't detect the black, and as a consequence, problems with things like this. that m

welcome to bbc newsroom live. our top story: twof president trump's former aides have been convicted of criminal offences in separate legal cases. his former lawyer, michael cohen, admitted tax fraud and violating campaign finance laws — and implicated the president in his testimony. he told the court he had paid hush money to two women including the porn star stormy daniels at the direction of mr trump for the principal purpose of influencing the 2016 presidential election. in a separate case a jury found mr trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort, guilty of fraud. chris buckler has the details from washington. president trump landed in west virginia to attend a rally, and to face many questions about two men who were once part of his inner circle. in new york, mr trump's former lawyer and fixer michael cohen pleaded guilty to tax fraud and breaking campaign finance laws. while, just outside washington, a jury found the president's former campaign manager paul manafort guilty of a series of financial crimes, in a case brough

and, you can follow the game across the bbc, with live coverage on bbc two starting from half past seven of the season after 17 years of racing. in an exclusive interview with the bbc alonso said he would stay in the sport if he had a winning car — but wouldn‘t enjoy it as much as racing in another series. isaid i said formula 1 is too predictable. i also heard and read i stopped formula 1 because i‘m not competitive, which is partly true. ifi competitive, which is partly true. if i were winning all the races i would continue. but it is true as well i would continue maybe not having the same fun i find somewhere else. formula 1 is a little too predictable now. the world‘s fastest man — usain bolt — has taken another step towards playing professional football. the retired athlete, who holds the record for the 100 and 200 metres, came on as a sub for the australian a league side the central coast mariners in a pre—season friendly. he‘s hoping to impress enough to get a deal ahead of the new season — however he was unable to take this chance — ironically hejust wasnt quick enough. that‘s al

two years. that's according to figures given to the bbc by a leading health expert.ler". andy moore reports. jaco nel lost both his legs after developing sepsis. he was scratched and became infected after playing with his dog. he survived with terrible injuries. many others don't. sepsis is responsible for more deaths in the uk than bowel, breast and prostate cancer combined. it can strike very quickly. within 24 hours from a normal, healthy man, i became disabled, lost my legs, most of the fingers on my right hand. one on my left hand. and my face was scarred. so, yes, it was dramatic. experts at imperial college in london say there were just over 15,700 deaths recorded in english hospitals in the 2016—17 year, where sepsis was the main diagnosis. two years previously, there were only 11,300 deaths. that's a 38% increase. the nhs in england says there's been a huge effort over the last few years to improve the diagnosis and recording of sepsis cases. so the figures may not prove an actual increase in the number of deaths. but experts in sepsis say the trend is worry

and the click team meet france's very own rocket man, that's in half an hour's time, here on bbc news. two people injured in a shooting in the moss side area of greater manchester in the early hours of this morning. armed police were called to the scene close to alexandra park at around 2.30am. police say the victims had ‘pellet—type wounds‘. one man is in a serious condition in hospital with leg wounds. the shooting took place at a street party which was being held after the first day of this weekend's caribbean carnival in the area. our correspondent andy gill is in moss side for us. more details coming from the police? that's right, as you mentioned, two children among nine people suffering from what the police have called pellet injuries, injuries not said to be serious, at tenth person, and man, is in hospital any but stable condition with injuries to his legs. it's not 100% clear if the problems he has worked caused by the same weapon that injured the other people. it happened at around half past to hear, police say they sent a large number of armed and unarmed officers to the scene

caroline davies, bbc news. twoorry collided on a motorway in italy. the crash on the outskirts of the northern italian city of bologna caused a major fire and explosion. the tanker and the lorry then caught fire, triggering a huge fireball and the partial collapse of the bridge they were on. the headlines on bbc news: america reimposes sanctions on iran, over it's nuclear programme, though the white house maintains, it's still open to talks. at least 98 people have been killed and thousands are evacuated after the second earthquake on the indonesian island of lombok. england cricketer ben stokes mocked two gay men before a fight outside a nightclub in bristol last year, a court's heard. two men accused of being part of a terror cell in the islamic state group, that beheaded western hostages, and were called the beatles by their captives, have questioned the government's attempt to have them tried in america. speaking for the first time since the legal moves were made public, alexanda koty and shafee el sheikh told

highlights are on bbc two later tonight. that's all the sport for now.own as a personal independence payment, rather than waiting to be assessed. in the rest of the uk, only people with six months or less to live, are fast—tracked through the system. 0ur northern ireland correspondent, chris page, has been to meet campaigners who are calling for the changes in scotland to be implemented across the uk. everyone agrees that time is precious. but that truth feels much more real if you have an illness which you know you'll die from. that's the message which people like martin want to get across. he has alzheimer's disease. i am on a death sentence. there is no cure for what i have got, i have had to accept that. so why put me through another load of worry and stress? under the rules of the main disability benefit, people with terminal conditions can get the money quicker than usual without having a face—to—face assessment. but only if they have six months or less to live. martin didn't qualify because the nature of his illness means no one can be sure when h

coverage is over on bbc two.ey may have lost the final to the netherlands, but the dutch are the best team in the world — lifting the trophy for a record eighth time. ireland came into the tournament as the second lowest ranked squad and they're not even all professional players. here's the irish captain katie mullen. we will hear from her later on. with england's cricketers celebrating that first test victory over india at the weekend, some of them have been taking some down time on the golf course, but it almost ended in tears forjames anderson. he and stuart broad, were out, playing yesterday. with anderson's ball caught in the trees, his shot had some painful results, bouncing back from a tree root. anderson is ok despite that knock to the face. he'll be back in action with his england teamates for the second test, at lord's on thursday. and celtic have just found out they will face swedish side malmo or hungarians vidi for a place in the champions league group stages if they win their qualifier against ayk a

on the day the bbc was given access, two people were stabbed.catrin nye has this exclusive report. the paradise greek holiday island of less plus. —— lesbos. also home to the refugee camp described as the worst on the planet. we've been given 45 minutes only to go around the camp. this is the section for the camp. this is the section for the newest arrivals. there are 7500 people in here. it has capacity for between 2000 and 3000. food is scarce, conditions are appalling and violence is almost constant. fewer refugees are arriving on this island than previous years but they're not leaving. as part of the eu turkey deal they are being held on lesbos rather than moving to the mainland. while we were filming at the camp, two people were stabbed in a queue forfood. police blocked us from getting udc. always the same pattern. is it start of the fight, in the food line, people get stabbed and it's always something between different communities. msf say conditions are leading to deep trauma. they have children as young as ten attempting suicide. we're

on the weekends on bbc two they'd have like matinees on a saturday and sunday, they'd play opo old films don't know, i didn't --o >> seth: iink that i, looking back, i saw a lot of old films because there was nothing else on. >> seth: yeah. >> and netflix didn't exist. >> that's right. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: so you'd be like, "you tell me, tv." [ laughter ]ha >> yeah,is it? >> seth: "yeah, it's up to you." >> "what's it gonna be today?" yeah, exactly. no, that's right. >> seth:o you were doing -- you were going to actually -- your next project is going to be this again, taking a young character we know, playing him as an older person. danny torrance fro he shining" movies -- >> yeah. >> seth: the kid from "the shining" book. because stephen king wrote a . sequ >> "doctor sleep." >> seth: called "doctor sleep." >> yes, and i'm doing that. >> seth: that's really exciting. >> yea about it.ly excited it's a great, great script. and mike flanagan'directing, who's made some really, really good scary horror films. it should be good. it's a wonderful story. what will be in

on the weekends on bbc two they'd have like matinees on a a rday and sunday, they'd play two old filmsand netfl>> didn't exist. hat's right. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: so you'd be like, "you tell me, tv." [ laughter ] >> yeah, what is it? >> seth: "yeah, it's up to you.n >> "what's it be today?" yeah, exactly. no, that's right. >> seth: so you were doing -- you were going to actually --ec your next pris going to be this again, taking a young character we know, playing him as an older person. day torrance from he shining" movies -- >> yeah. >>eth: the kid from "the shining" book. because stephen king wrote a sequel. >> "doctor sleep." >> seth: called "doctor sleep." >> yes, and i'm doing that.s >> seth: thaally exciting. >> yeah, i'm really excited about it. it's a great, great script. and mike flanagan's directing, who's made some really, really good scary horror films. to it should be good. it's a wonderful. what will be interesting about itat there's "the shining" the movie and there's stephen king's novel. and i don't know that stephen -- you know, the story is he

two hours, so races can be run in cooler conditions. a radical move as temperatures are set to rise. david shukman, bbc news. ich has killed two people and injured at least 60 others. it's thought that a lorry carrying cars collided on a bridge with another truck full of flammable materials. the bridge partly collapsed and fire spread to a car park below, where several more vehicles exploded. deaths from drug poisoning in england and wales have reached a new high according to the latest figures. more than 3000 700 people lost their lives to drugs in 2017. that works out as more than ten people dying every day. as our home editor mark easton reports, it has provoked a row over funding for drug treatment. i never dreamt at have one son died from a heroin overdose, never mind two. rose and her husband saw two of the children die from heroin overdoses and since then they have campaigned for reform to the drug laws, including posting this emotional video. ten laws, including posting this emotionalvideo. ten miles laws, including posting this emotional video. ten miles from laws, including posting this emotionalvid

more on the bbc news channel throughout the day. see you later. there have been two000 people homeless. tourists on the island of have camped out at the airport in their desperation to find flights home. rescuers are using heavy machinery to search for survivors, as aftershocks continue to hit the area. witnesses have described scenes of chaos and terror, with thousands of buildings damaged, and power and communication lines cut. aid agencies say the priority was to provide shelter for residents. well, joining us now is luke turner who was on his honeymoon in senggigi — the main tourist strip of lombok — when the quake struck. injakarta is thomas howells, director of programme implementation at save the children. dr laura gregory — a geologist who lectures at leeds university. thank you forjoining us. look, you we re thank you forjoining us. look, you were on your honeymoon, what happened? we did not have a honeymoon. we arrived on the sunday, after a long flight, we were on the third floor of the catamaran resort in senggigi. we were getting ready to go out for a me

two men have been returned to solitary confinement. they are being held under heavy guard at an undisclosed location in northern syria. quentin somerville, bbcls including three americans and two britons. the us state department is very specific, saying that koty was responsible for exceptionally cruel torture methods. what is less clear is whether they will ever face trial. they are being held by kurdish militia, not by the us or british authorities. they have been stripped of their british citizenship, that was confirmed two weeks ago. their alleged victims we re weeks ago. their alleged victims were international. it is thought they should be tried in america because there‘s a feeling there‘s a greater chance of success there. saudi arabia has expelled the canadian ambassador to riyadh in a spat over human rights. last week the canadian government called for the release of women‘s rights activists detained in the kingdom — among them is this woman prominent human rights campaigner samar badawi. here she is with hillary clinton and michelle obama in 2012. she‘s the sister ofjailed blogger raif badawi. saudi arabia says canada is interferin

and you can follow the game across the bbc would live coverage on bbc two.r australia a league side central coast mariners in a pre—season friendly. here's hoping to impress the to get a deal ahead of the new season. his team are currently 5—0 up season. his team are currently 5—0 up at half—time. so you would think they would get a chance to get out and have a bit of a runabout, wouldn't you ? that and have a bit of a runabout, wouldn't you? that is be sought —— thatis wouldn't you? that is be sought —— that is the sport for now. thank you very much. there's a warning that the care system in england is at breaking point, as a new study predicts there'll be nearly twice as many people over 85 needing full—time help in the next 20 years. the authors of the report in the lancet warn that relying on informal carers, such as family members, is not a long—term solution. with me to discuss this in more detail is dr caroljagger — professor of ageing at newcastle university and a report author and also by nadra ahmed — executive chair at the national care associatio

she had a bogey—free round and shot five birdies in her 67 highlights are on bbc two later tonight.n from north london has been arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts. detectives from the metropolitan police counterterrorism command assisted by the metropolitan police firearms command, carried out it preplanned operation to arrest this man in the northwest london area at around 6:30pm this evening. he has been held under the police and criminal evidence act, and is in custody at a police station in south london. butjust to repeat that, a 20—year—old man from northwest london has been arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts. apple has become the first publicly—listed us company to be valued at $1 trillion. back in october 2001, when apple launched its first ipod, the company had a market value of $6 billion. six years later came the revolutionary iphone, which transformed the company's fortunes. then, apple was worth $106 billion. but, as the iphone developed under stevejobs, and by the time he was succeeded as chief executive by tim cook in 2011, the c

two. david willis, bbc news, washington.o want to roll up our sleeves and clean our beaches, as well as scientists and experts who want to work out where the rubbish is coming from. lorna gordon has been finding out more. taking to the skies in the war against litter. i am going on a flight with the volunteers pinpointing hotspots where plastic rubbish is washing in from the sea. this is a typical, sort of, patrol height and patrol speed. as you can see, things are moving fast reasonably quickly. you can see in some of these inlets there are bits and pieces. there is a fishing net or something. absolutely, you can see it there. have you found it quite an eye opener? absolutely. from the east coast, the north, the south, the west, the volunteer crews have been methodically crisscrossing scotland's coastline. from the air, flying at the heights ofjust a few hundred feet, you get a unique perspective of the plastic rubbish blighting our shores. from beautiful sandy beaches like this one, to more remote rocky inlets hard to reac

in a moment, we‘ll say goodbye to viewers on bbc two. we can cross to weather with simon.f that green poking through, that‘s where there is the break of cloud and sunshine. this is the south—east of england, you may see some brief spells of sunshine before the cloud rolls back in again. with that cloud, also a bit patchy rain and drizzle mainly affecting northern ireland through western areas of england and wales, many on the coasts and beverly hills. sam showering outbreaks towards areas. 26 degrees in the south—east asthma some showery outbreaks. fresher here. 16 to 20 celsius. this evening and overnight, more cloud rolls in. for many of us, quite a cloudy night with misty and murky conditions on western coasts of the irish sea and a warm and muqqy of the irish sea and a warm and muggy night, temperatures down to 15-17 in muggy night, temperatures down to 15—17 in england and wales. fresher further north and west. tuesday, for most it stays dry, high pressure just about holding on across many areas but this area of low pressure is going to bring more cloud in across scot

bbc news. the headlines this error. twoof household plastic waste ends up in landfill sites despite efforts to increase the amounts we recycle. the government association says login plastic used in many food containers cannot be recycled and needs to be banned. detectives investigating the disappearance of samantha eastwood are carrying out searches in north staffordshire. she has not been seen since last friday when she finished a node set a talk on trent university hospital. three men have died this week from heat stroke and spain as temperatures and parts of southern use spain as temperatures and parts of southern use scarce spain as temperatures and parts of southern use scarce regular rise above a0 celsius. holiday—makers are being wanted to stay out of the sun. mike pompeo says he hopes north korea's nuclear programme can be stopped. as comets come after a un report claimed it is still continuing. —— his comments come. thank you for your company so far today. here, it is time to open the doors of the money clinic. we'

that's at bbc.com/news or you can download the bbc news app. twof being part of a terror cell in the islamic state group, that beheaded western hostages and were called the beatles by their captives, have questioned the government's attempt to have them tried in america. speaking for the first time since the legal moves were made public, alexanda koty and shafee el sheikh told the bbc, they were not part of the cell, and they haven't been stripped of their british citizenship. they're being held in northern syria, and have been speaking to our middle east correspondent, quentin sommerville. for seven months now, alexanda koty and el shafee elsheikh have been held in kurdish and american custody in northern syria. the us government alleges that the men waterboarded, crucified and executed prisoners as part of a jihadist cell dubbed "the beatles" by the prisoners. what did you do in is? as for the specific details as to what i was doing while living in is—controlled territories, a question i prefer to decline to answer at this present stage. for lega

mnangagwa this is bbc news. two—thirds of plastic food containers still can't be recycled.hese plastics are easily recyclable, reducing the cost for council tax payers. detectives investigating the disappearance of the midwife samantha eastwood are carrying out searches in a rural area of stoke—on—trent. north korea's foreign minister criticises the united states for urging other countries to maintain sanctions against pyongyang over its nuclear programme. spain and portugal could see record temperatures this weekend, as the heatwave continues across parts of the continent. here in cordoba at around midnight last night it was still 37 degrees, so very uncomfortable conditions and we expect this hot weather to continue for at least a few days yet.

bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 103m. new research finds two thirds of plastic containers still can't be recycled, as councils call for action. manufacturers could do much more to make sure that these plastics are easily recyclable, reducing the cost for council taxpayers. a leaked report alleges a toxic row between heart surgeons at a south london hospital contributed to a higher mortality rate among patients. the us secretary of state says he's hopeful north korea's nuclear programme can be stopped, despite a un report which claims it is continuing. also this hour — the record—breaking hydroplane bluebird is relaunched. more than 50 years after it crashed, killing its pilot donald campbell, bluebird will take to the water on the isle of bute. and southern europe swelters — spain and portugal could see record temperatures this weekend, as the heatwave continues across parts of the continent. and at 10:30, the travel show heads to south africa, as the country celebrates one hundred years since the birth of nelson mandela. most household plastic

bbc news. the headlines: ten people have been taken to hospital, including two children, after shootings in the moss side area of manchester. police say they have pellet—type wounds. nasa's ambitious mission to the sun launches from cape canaveral 2a hours after its launch was cancelled due to a last—minute hitch. dozens of sunday train services across north—west england are cancelled for the second week running. rail operator northern blames crew scheduling "difficulties" for the disruption. cyclists who kill pedestrians could face a new charge of ‘death by dangerous cycling' — under new government proposals. a rememberance service is to be held ahead of the 20th anniversary of the omagh bombing, 29 people were killed in a car bomb attack in the county tyrone town in 1998. also this hour: the changing the face of motor sports — how formula e racing is helping to drive us towards electric cars. that's in 30 minutes. ten people, including two children, have been taken to hospital following a shooting in moss side in manchester. one adult has serious injuries, from what are said to be pellet woun

bbc news. police have arrested a man in connection with the fatal stabbings of two women in solihull.ola saleem were attacked on bank holiday monday. a 21—year—old man was detained in the sparkhill area of birmingham late last night, as tom burridge reports. this video posted on facebook appears to show the 21—year—old man arrested late last night on a residential street in the sparkhill area of birmingham. on monday police issued this photo of janbaz tarin. he was wanted in connection with a double murder in a quiet cul—de—sac in solihull. two women were stabbed to death here in the early hours of monday morning. one of the victims was janbaz tarin‘s ex—girlfriend raneem oudeh. the other home over 49—year—old khaloa saleem. we know raneem oudeh made a number of 999 calls on the evening she was killed. she was on the phone to police when she was stabbed. an ally ofjeremy corbyn has accused the veteran labour mp frank field of making grotesque slurs after he resigned from the parliamentary party because of leadership‘s stance on anti—semitism. meanwhile, in an article in his local pape