james shaw, bbc news, on the island of bute. in brea kfast. that story and to many others in breakfast. they will be joining us in about 17 minutes. all the updates on the latest stories. see you in a moment. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the 12 boys and their football coach are alive and safe after being found in a flooded cave in thailand, but their ordeal is not over yet and it could be weeks before they're finally freed. the german interior minister, horst seehoffer, has dropped his threat to resign after chancellor merkel agreed to tighter controls on immigration. belgium come from two—goals down to beat japan, and keep their hopes alive as the world cup excitement continues. mcphail now it mcphail ‘s time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world: we begin with the daily telegraph here in the uk. its main story reports a split in the uk government over a new potential brexit trade deal drawn up by number 10. bloomberg looks at the financial reaction to th

herfamily that have been carried out here on bute.ened and the news that we had to give them this evening. extra officers have been drafted onto bute to reassure the public and warning people to be mindful of the safety of their loved ones and the security of their homes. a police presence, you do not know if it makes you feel safe or actually makes you feel worse. we are allunder actually makes you feel worse. we are all under the spotlight, we are all scared, panicked. i just are all under the spotlight, we are all scared, panicked. ijust think it is such a bad time. we are all nervous because of it. just scared. ales ha nervous because of it. just scared. alesha macphail was on holiday with the island staying with family. at her school in north lanarkshire her headteacher said she was smiling and happy and considerate and happy being ina happy and considerate and happy being in a group. there were many expressions of sympathy and sadness on bute. the revelation that she was murdered will be a further shock to the inhabitants of the

james shaw is on bute and sent us this report.dy was found by a member of the public in woodland. of their inquiry had changed. we are treating her death as a murder investigation. and the news that we've had to give them this evening. of their loved ones and the security of their homes. the amount of police presence... you feel actually worse. obviously, their children. all nervous because of it. we're scared. alesha was on holiday on the island, staying with family. being part of a group. of sympathy and sadness on bute. small island community. james shaw, bbc news, on the island of bute. allegations of sexual assault in britain. already known about. claims against him. victory over colombia. near st petersburg — and david 0rnstein is there. a little weary, david? that will do nothing to dampen the mood of the squad. mood of the squad. to the world cup quarterfinals for the first time in 12 years. the first time in 12 years. to believe that maybe, just maybe, football is coming home. 0ne shots to make history. penalty shoot out

alesha went missing on the isle of bute on saturday.are continuing to question a nurse, after arresting her on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to murder another six. also this hour: the government puts forward new proposals on how it will manage fishing in british waters after brexit. ministers say that from 2020 the new plans would allow a fairer allocation of fishing opportunities. but others are warning of new barriers, to the eu market, for british fish. more than 2a million people watched england finally win a world cup penalty shoot out — making it the most—watched five minutes of television in six years. police in wiltshire have declared a major incident, after two people were taken ill on saturday, following exposure to novichok — the type of nerve agent used in the salisbury attack four months ago. tests on the substance found in the town of amesbury, are being carried out at a government laboratory and counter—terrorism officers are involved in the investigation. amesbury is just 9 miles away from salisbury,

she was later found dead. of bute when she was missing. she was laterfound dead.ged with her rape and murder. her uncle cannot believe she was gone. she does not want anyone here to be sad. no thinking about whatever has happened, the only think i to be about is her is her. her tiny pink coffin was brought to the waiting carriage drawn by white taurus dyna courses. the fbi is reported to have seized a secret recording of donald trump discussing a payment to a former playboy model. the new york times says the tapes were discovered in the offices of mr trump's former lawyer during a police raid. our washington correspondent chris buckler reports. karen mcdougal was a model for hugh hefner's playboy magazine and she claims that she had an affair with donald trump that lasted for months. their alleged relationship took place a decade before mr trump ran for president, but in the months leading up to that vote karen mcdougal sold her story to a tabloid newspaper. however, the national enquirer which is owned by one of donald trump's friends never published it. his camp

hundreds turn out for the funeral of six—year—old alesha macphail, murdered on the isle of bute.lways came into class with that big, beautiful smile of hers and tried her hardest in everything she did. president trump says he did nothing wrong, following claims his lawyer taped a conversation about payments to a former playboy model. the hot weather's left some canals parched, and now one of britain's longest waterways is to close for a month. you can just see them... and tiger woods rolls back the years, near the top of a tight leader board at the open at carnoustie. good evening. the government has been warned its multi—billion pound scheme to install smart energy meters in millions of homes and small businesses could be an expensive failure. a group of mps says the project must be reviewed to prevent a costly overrun, and to improve benefits for consumers. their report claims the scheme may only save households around £11 a year on their energy bills. here's our business correspondent, joe lynam. malcolm got a smart meter. so every year, he could save enough energy... it's the

police on the scottish island of bute say they are now police on the scottish island of bute say theyicers believe members of the public involved in the search for her may have vital information and have appealed for information. what i would like to reiterate tonight is that i am still keen to speak to people who were involved in the search that was conducted during the early hours of monday morning, just after six o'clock. i'm keen to find out who was there, they have maybe not engaged with the police yet, what areas they searched, anything they may have seen or heard at the time. the official campaign group in favour of brexit at the 2016 referendum is expected to be found guilty of four charges of breaking election law. the bbc has been told that the elections watchdog will accuse vote leave of inaccurately declaring more than £250,000 of spending. vote leave denies the allegations and claims the electoral commission has not followed the correct procedures. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 10.30. thanks for your messages about how you watched the penalties. we had

alesha had been visiting her grandparents and father on the isle of bute when she went missing.woodland. a 16—year—old boy has been charged with rape and murder. her uncle, callum, cannot believe that she is gone. alesha does not want anyone here to be sad. no thinking about whatever has happened. the only thing that i want today to be about is her. alesha's tiny pink coffin was then brought to the waiting carriage. drawn by white horses, as mourners formed a guard of honour to say goodbye. catriona renton, bbc news, north lanarkshire. police investigating the novichok nerve agent poisoning in salisbury, have stepped up their searches of a park in the city. detectives have been focussing on a bench and public toilets, in queen elizabeth gardens. one of the victims of the poisoning, charlie rowley, was discharged from hospital yesterday. his partner, dawn sturgess, died two weeks ago. the fbi is reported to have seized a secret recording of donald trump discussing a payment to a former playboy model. the new york times says the tapes were discovered in the offices of mr trump's f

alesha had been visiting her grandparents on the isle of bute when she went missing.t missing. she was found dead in woodland. the 16—year—old boy has been charged with her rape and murder. her uncle cannot believe she has gone. alesha doesn't want anybody here to be sad and thinking about what has happened. the only thing i want today to be about is her. her tiny coffin was then taken to the waiting carriage as mourners formed a guard of honour to say goodbye. the fbi is reported to have seized a secret recording of donald trump discussing a payment to a former playboy model. the new york times says the tapes were discovered in the offices of mr trump's former lawyer during a police raid. 0ur washington correspondent chris buckler reports. karen mcdougal was a model for hugh hefner's playboy magazine and she claims that she had an affair with donald trump that lasted for months. their alleged relationship took place a decade before mr trump ran for president, but in the months leading up to that vote karen mcdougal sold her story to a tabloid newspaper. however, the

alesha had been visiting her grandparents and father on the isle of bute when she went missing.. her uncle, callum, cannot believe that she is gone. alesha does not want anyone here to be sad. no thinking about whatever has happened. the only thing that i want today to be about is her. alesha‘s tiny pink coffin was then brought to the waiting carriage. drawn by white horses, as mourners formed a guard of honour to say goodbye. catriona renton, bbc news, north lanarkshire. the government‘s scheme to install smart energy meters in millions of homes and small businesses across the country, has been heavily criticised by a group of mps. their report claims the project, costing £11 billion, will actually only end up saving consumers less than a pound a month. here‘s our business correspondent, joe lynam. advert: malcolm got a smart meter so every year he could save... it‘s the biggest infrastructure project you may not have heard of. costing £11 billion, the mass roll—out of smart meters into 30 million homes throughout the uk is designed to cut our bills and make our lives easier. b

alesha had been visiting her grandparents and father on the isle of bute when she went missing.—year—old boy has been charged with rape and murder. her uncle, callum, cannot believe that she is gone. alesha does not want anyone here to be sad. no thinking about whatever has happened. the only thing that i want today to be about is her. alesha's tiny pink coffin was then brought to the waiting carriage. drawn by white horses, as mourners formed a guard of honour to say goodbye. catriona renton, bbc news, north lanarkshire. let's get some of the day's other news. thousands of nicaraguans have joined rival demonstrations for and against president daniel ortega in the capital managua. his opponents are demanding his resignation and the release of political prisoners. his supporters accuse anti—government protesters of trying to mount a coup. searches have been continuing throughout the day in a british park, where it's believed that two people, poisoned by a nerve agent, may have picked up a contaminated bottle. charlie rowley whose partner dawn sturgess died is now out of hospital

james shaw, bbc news, on the island of bute.oss much of the south of britain. those are the main stories. i have the weather and all the details on how the weather will affect you today with carol coming up little later on. or than two thirds of lg btq later on. or than two thirds of lgbtq will in the uk avoid holding hands in public due to fears about negative reactions. many are still experiencing prejudice on a daily basis according to a new government survey. the 100,000 people took part in the research that helped shape the government's new action plan aimed at tackling discrimination. any modernjoins us now aimed at tackling discrimination. any modern joins us now from westminster. good morning to you. thank you for your time. taken through what you think are the most significant of the findings. when you just is probably the saddest, not a navel to walk down the street and hold your partners hand. there are also some very and hold your partners hand. there are also some very extreme and hold your partners hand. there are

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our correspondent james shaw is on the isle of bute. what is the latest?tion, you can see there is a line of police vans outside that house. somewhere in this area is where alesha mcphail was staying before she disappeared on monday morning. they have been police reinforcements arriving all through the last three days but one of the most significant things that came up in the police news conference yesterday was a warning to the public to be vigilant, to keep an eye on their loved ones, to make sure they had good security in their homes. which has caused people to worry about what that means. does it mean there is a continuing threat? nobody knows, nobody can say. the people we have spoken to say it has made a difference and they are keeping an eye on their children and making sure their doors and windows are locked. this is supposed to be a holiday island. people from scotland come here for the holidays every year and the atmosphere we are told by locals is very different from what it would normally be at this time of year. the government is setting out p

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there is an enormous amount of upset and sympathy for alesha's family on bute.r and invest in britain". last month, the firm said it was moving the production of the land rover discovery to slovakia, putting hundreds ofjobs at risk. meanwhile, downing street has set out some of the detail on a new plan for how customs could be handled after brexit. the latest model is known as a "facilitated customs arrangement" and number ten says it would use technology to guarantee frictionless trade with the european union, while also allowing britain to strike its own trade deals. the details come as theresa may and angela merkel prepare to discuss the progress of brexit negotiations when they hold talks in berlin later. the uk prime minister is facing calls from the eu to clarify the uk's position. singers including sir paul mccartney, placido domingo and james blunt have urged the european parliament to support proposed changes to eu copyright law. the plans could see websites forced to take responsibility for any copyright infringement and also share revenues. websites —

sixteen year old boy has been charged in connection with the death of a six year old girl on the isle of buteas found in woodland on monday morning. she'd been reported missing from grandmother's house. the boy will appear in court tomorrow. there's still no decision on how to rescue 12 boys and their football coach, who've been trapped in a flooded cave for almost 2 weeks now. the children were found on a rocky ledge around 2.5 miles from the mouth of the cave on monday. more than 128 million litres of water has been pumped out of the cave — allowing rescue teams to walk further into the tunnel. but some parts are too narrow and more heavy rain is forecast. the boys are being taught the basics of diving. some need to be taught how to swim, but it's feared that option could be too risky. jonathan head is there. how long will they stay down there? the boys are now getting care and food, but the thai authorities are still debating whether to risk bringing them out quickly or waiting, possibly for months. dozens of volunteers are helping the navy divers. this is an exhausting and sometimes dange

butes officials strthat the crash did not happen on william and mary property. >> detectives in montgomery countyorking to find suspect involved in a series of decades old assaults, rapesur andders involving three women. >> this morning they're releasing n a composite sketch based on the suspect's dna.ck fox5's melanie a is live in rockville with more on the investigation. melanie. >> reporter: good morng yes,rs anlice w30er se ablo e tf his dna evidence but now combining it with new technology, that's how they were able to come up with ctures of the suspect.te now, we're talking about crimes that goack from 1989 to 1994. three brutal attacksom on w here in thewinbrook area of rockville. let's show you the t mapt montgomery county police gave us of thel locations. of these a little after 10 o'c. the first, june 1989 on louis avenue, the suspeed approach a womand from b assaulted her and then raped her. september 19, 1994 on twinbrook parkway suspect approached from behind with a knife tried to grab the victim to the side of her residence and rape her but she was able to get away and give i

james shaw, bbc news, on the island of bute.—year—old girl who died after being thrown from an inflatable trampoline on a beach. the family of ava—may littleboy said she was no ordinary little girl. they said she made a lasting impression on everybody she met. ava—may died in hospital after being thrown from the inflatable at a norfolk beach on sunday. one of britain's most wanted fugitives has been arrested in switzerland. mark acklom, who's a5, disappered in 2012 after defrauding a woman he was in a relationship with out of around £850,000. he was tracked down to a luxury apartment in zurich, late on saturday night. he's currently in a police station in zurich awaiting extradition hearing proceedings. a prison where six inmates have died this year has been described as overcrowded, chaotic and "controlled by prisoners" by a member of its independent monitoring board. hmp birmingham was the scene of a huge riot in 2016 involving 600 inmates. its monitoring board chairman said some live in inhumane conditions with rat infestatio

alesha mcphail was reported missing in rothessay on the island of bute early yesterday morning.nd where police have since been carrying out detailed investigations. her death has caused immense shock and sadness in this small island town. detectives will want to understand exactly what happened to her as quickly as possible. there have been heartfelt messages of sympathy and support on social media. flowers and cards have been left close to where alesha is thought to have been staying. at the moment, police are describing her death as unexplained. they've sought to calm people's fears about how she died, but they do need the public‘s help to make progress with their enquiries. there was a number of people through social media who were alerted to this missing child and came to assist in the area and i would really like those that have not spoken to the police to come forward in the fact that we can establish who was there and maybe have critical information of what has taken place. the investigation into the death of alesha mcphail is onlyjust beginning. james shaw, bbc news, on

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police on the scottish island of bute say they are now treating the death of a six—year—old girl thereody of alesha mcphail was found in woodland on monday morning just a few hours after she was reported missing. officers believe members of the public involved in the search for her may have vital information: the association of school and college leaders have written to the prime minister and education secretary, warning them that standards in schools in england are falling because of a crisis in funding. england have won on penalties. have you had any sleep? the adrenaline after that penalty shootout, just watching on the television, can you imagine what it must have been like for those players? as we are chatting, let us look at some of the pictures on the papers this morning. they do tell a story. it was like a giant curse. it's gone. number one on penalties in world cup competition. this team last night managed to achieve something that neither team has ever managed. gareth southgate, of people, gareth southgate, to lead them to that victory last night is an incredible story. it fe

was better than expectations and almost 40,000 jobs were added to the count of the prior two month, butesag rose a modest 7.2% compared to a year ago, easing inflation concerns. the unempl tment rateked up to 4% as more people entered the workforce, but didn't imdiately find jobs. every time the unemployment rate has kicked up since s2010 i come back down since people say they're available to work in a single nth, but don't necessarily have a job so they're counted as unemployment and over the nextewonths they intended to find that work. >> there is a lot of strength in sis job report as there have been other indicators over the past few month, but some are concerned it may be too much of a good thing. economists expect for the u.s. to run out of workers and for wages and inflation to rise as a result. >> i do think we're running a risk of overheating the economy. i think we'll move past full employment and the tradeoff between north and inflation's to get worse. >> and there's the tariffs imposed by the trump ministration to which countries like china and europe ve retaliated and it may

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arrest a man on suspicion of murdering 6—year—old alesha macphail, who went missing on the isle of buteicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to murder another six. the government puts forward new proposals on how it will manage fishing in british waters after brexit, which it says will allow a fairer allocation of fishing opportunities. but others warn there will be new barriers, to the eu market, for british fish. and speakerjohn bercow gives mps a telling off in front of some very important guests, but who are they? we'll be speaking to one of them in the next half an hour. prime minister's questions today was certainly energetic. a lot of shouting and rowing, some mps even got a telling off by the speaker of the house, john bercow, who had to remind them of a very important guest vistiorfrom the us. is very unfair on the leader of the scottish... order! and i remind the house, indeed i inform the house most certainly for the first time that we are today visited by an american state senator and his wife, who i had the great pleasure of meeting earlier this morning. i am sure

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after a six—year—old girl, named locally as alesha macphail, went missing on the scottish island of buteounds of a former hotel close to her home. police are trying to establish how she died. earlier they gave this update on the investigation. this was reported at around 6:25am. sometime after that the body of a young child was found nearby and it's part of our investigation to try to discover what happened in relation to that child. at the moment, this is unexplained and we are looking to establish what happened and when it happened during the course of when that child was found. i'm really appealing tonight because there was a number of people through social media who were alerted to this missing child and came to assist in the area, and i would like those who haven't spoken to the police to come forward to establish those who may have critical information as to what has taken place. a police investigation is underway after a 3—year—old girl died after being thrown from an inflatable trampoline at the beach in norfolk yesterday. the girl, who hasn't been named, was visiting the area wi

police on the isle of bute are still trying to piece together the final movements of a six—year—old girlin woodland yesterday. officers are describing the death of alicia mcphail as unexplained. our scotland correspondent james shaw is on the island. james? it was in woodland close to where i am now that alicia mcphail‘s body was found yesterday. she was reported missing at 6:25am yesterday. there was an informal search by members of the public, and her body was found to win a half hours later. now, as you say, police are describing her death as unexplained. but there will be a postmortem examination this afternoon, and that is likely to yield important clues, important information, as to how alicia died, and that could significantly change the status of the police inquiry. alicia didn't actually live in butte, she was from north lanarkshire on the mainland, and there have been tributes from the headteacher at chapel side primary, saying she was a lovely, happy girl who worked hard, and the whole school community is in mourning today. james shaw, thank you. the inquiry into the grenfell

alesha went missing on the isle of bute on monday.e continuing to question a nurse, after arresting her on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to murder another six. the government puts forward new proposals on how it will manage fishing in british waters after brexit, which it says will allow a fairer allocation of fishing opportunities. but others warn there will be new barriers, to the eu market, for british fish. a peak audience of more than 2a million people watched england secure their place in the world cup quarter—finals last night — winning a dramatic penalty shoot—out against colombia. this morning the team returned to their base at repino near st petersburg. on saturday, they'll face sweden for a place in the semi—finals. our sports editor dan roan has the latest. it was the sight england fans feared they may never see — their team finally able to celebrate winning a penalty shoot out at a world cup. the manager explaining the mindset in moscow that allowed his players to end one of sport's most notorious hoo

the funeral of a six—year—old girl who was killed while on holiday on the isle of bute is being heldil was found in woods after she went missing earlier this month. a 16—year—old has appeared in court charged with her rape and murder. mourners have been asked to wear pink in her memory. the fbi is reported to have seized a secret recording of donald trump discussing a payment to a former playboy model. the new york times says the tapes were discovered in the offices of mr trump's former lawyer during a police raid. 0ur washington correspondent chris buckler reports. karen mcdougal was a model for hugh hefner's playboy magazine, and she claims that she had an affair with donald trump that lasted for months. # and i'm proud to be an american... their alleged relationship took place a decade before mr trump ran for president. but in the months leading up to that vote, karen mcdougal sold her story to a tabloid newspaper. however, the national enquirer, which is owned by one of donald trump's friends, never published it. his campaign team denied knowing anything about that payment. but i

police on the scottish island of bute say they're treating the death of six—year—old alesha macphailide the home of the little girl's grandmother, from where she vanished in the early hours of monday. detectives say a vehicle has been seized as part of the investigation. trawler crews have welcomed the government's new proposals on how it will manage fishing in british waters after brexit. ministers say that from 2020 they'll be able to negotiate access as an independent coastal state, allowing a fairer allocation of fishing opportunities. but others are warning of new barriers to the eu market for british fish. our scotland editor sarah smith reports from the uk's biggest fishing port, peterhead, in aberdeenshire. british boats are currently allowed to catch only 40% of the fish in uk waters. under eu rules the fishermen think are deeply unfair and the government is promising will change. when we leave the european union, we'll have control of our territorial waters, and that means we can reverse what's happened in the past. in the past, we've had a situation where more than half of

been arrested tonight in connection with the murder of six—year—old alesha macphail on the isle of buteay, just hours after she was reported missing. police say the suspect is under the age of 18. a nurse who became the first briton to be convicted for slavery offences overseas, has been jailed for 14 years. josephine iyamu trafficked five nigerian women to germany to work as prostitutes. she was arrested at heathrow airport in 2016. judge richard bond told her that her "vile" actions exposed the women to a real risk of death. a peak audience of more than 2a million people watched england secure their place in the world cup quarter—finals last night, winning a dramatic penalty shoot out against colombia. this morning the team returned to their base at repino near st petersburg. on saturday they'll face sweden for a place in the semi—finals. our sports editor dan roan has the latest. it was the sight england fans feared they may never see — their team finally able to celebrate winning a penalty shoot out at a world cup. the manager explaining the mindset in moscow that allowed his player

six—year—old alesha macphail, who was murdered earlier this month while on holiday on the isle of bute favourite colour. she was reported missing from her grandmother s house a few days into a summer break. a 16—year—old boy has been charged with her rape and murder. facebook has suspended an american data analytics firm while it investigates claims it built surveillance tools with users' information. the company, crimson hexagon, is said to have worked with a group linked to the kremlin and us government agencies. two men have appeared in court in bristol following what's been described as a "significant seizure of cocaine" from a boat in the english channel. the dutch nationals were charged after a yacht was intercepted off the coast of south—west cornwall on thursday. the national crime agency says the exact quantity of cocaine is not yet known. the fbi is reported to have seized a secret recording of donald trump discussing a payment to a former playboy model. the new york times says the tapes were discovered in the offices of mr trump's former lawyer during a police raid. 0ur wash

of six—year—old alesha macphail who was murdered earlier this month while on holiday on the isle of buteere asked to wear pink, alesha's favourite colour. she was reported missing from her grandmothers house a few days into a summer break. a 16—year—old boy has been charged with her rape and murder. police in salisbury have stepped up their search of a park in the centre of the city, where two victims of the novichok poisoning may have picked up a contaminated bottle. charlie rowley was released from hospital yesterday. his partner died. 0ur correspondent simon jones is in salisbury . what seems to have caused this increase in police activity? the search has certainly intensify during the course of the morning. initially we saw the public toilets buying me surrounded by barriers, then in the heat of the sun, we saw a number of police officers put on protective suits and head towards the centre of the park, where they we re the centre of the park, where they were able to carry out a search of a park bench. we saw them taking swabs and photos and they also took away evidence bags. the poli

16—year—old boy has been charged in connection with the death of a six—year—old girl on the isle of buteas found in woodland on monday morning. she'd been reported missing from grandmother's house. the boy will appear in court tomorrow. there's still no decision on how to rescue 12 boys and their football coach, who've been trapped in a flooded cave for almost two weeks now. the children were found on a rocky ledge around 2.5 miles from the mouth of the cave on monday. more than 128 million litres of water has been pumped out of the cave — allowing rescue teams to walk further into the tunnel. but some parts are too narrow, and more heavy rain is forecast. the boys are being taught the basics of diving. some need to be taught how to swim, but it's feared that option could be too risky. jonathan head is there. how long will they stay down there? the boys are now getting care and food, but the thai authorities are still debating whether to risk bringing them out quickly, or waiting — possibly for months. dozens of volunteers are helping the navy divers. this is an exhausting and sometimes

the funeral of a six—year—old girl who was killed while on holiday on the isle of bute is due to take was found in woods after she went missing earlier this month. a 16—year—old has appeared in court charged with her rape and murder. mourners have been asked to wear pink in her memory. israeli forces have carried out a series of attacks across the gaza strip after a soldier was shot dead at the border. at least four palestinians are reported to have been killed. hamas, which controls gaza, said both sides had now agreed to a ceasefire. as the peak holiday season gets under way, more than 100,000 passengers on ryanair have been told their flights have been cancelled because of a series of strikes in the coming week. but it's emerged that they could be in line for hundreds of pounds in compensation. simon calder, travel editor at the independent joins me with more details on this. what is the background to the strikes? rya nair first recognise trade unions in december last year. it says it has done well in negotiating deals with unions right across europe, but pilots employed by ryan ai

of six—year—old alesha macphail who was murdered earlier this month while on holiday on the isle of butear pink — alesha's favourite colour. she was reported missing from her grandmother s house a few days into a summer break. a 16—year—old boy has been charged with her rape and murder. facebook has suspended an american data analytics firm while it investigates claims it built surveillance tools with users' information. the company, crimson hexagon, is said to have worked with a group linked to the kremlin and us government agencies. the headlines on bbc news: mps criticise delays to the £11 billion smart meter roll—out scheme, as a new report questions the value of the technology to customers. fresh investigations into the nerve agent attack in salisbury, as a man poisoned by novichok in amesbury is discharged from hospital. president trump reacts to claims he was recorded discussing making a payment to a model as "inconceivable", and says he's done "nothing wrong". in sport... the leaders are out on the course at the open. tiger woods is one of those making a move in the third round a

year—old boy has been charged in connection with the death of a six year old schoolgirl on the isle of buted been staying at her grandmother's house on the island when she was reported missing in the early hours of monday morning. her body was found in woodland. the boy is due to appear in court tomorrow. authorities in thailand are still trying to decide how to rescue 12 boys and their football coach who've been trapped in a flooded cave for almost two weeks now. they're trying to pump as much water as they can out of the caves before further rainfall. the children were found on a rocky ledge around 2.5 miles from the mouth of the cave on monday. more than 128 million litres of water has been pumped out of the cave — allowing rescue teams to walk further into the tunnel. but some parts are too narrow to walk through. the boys are being taught the basics of diving — some need to learn how to swim, but it's feared that option could be too risky. our south east asia correspondent jonathan head is there. how long will they stay down there? the boys are now getting care and food, but the thai a

council as 90, aberdeen, argyll and bute council as go, heading towards the east of northern irelandrthern england, north and west wales. the new weather front comes into north—west scotla nd weather front comes into north—west scotland with some showers in it, and clear spells in between. once again, some patchy mist and fog further south, and it will be a muqqy further south, and it will be a muggy night. showers across northern england, north and west wales, but as we go through the course of the day, you will find the weather will dry out from the west, and we will see a bit more cloud around. one would two showers across north—west scotland, but temperatures still widely from the mid—to high 20s to around the low 30s across the far south—east. and although the south—east, east anglia, parts of the midlands could see showers on wednesday, for most this week there will be a lot of dry weather around in the most wet weather around in the most wet weather we will get will be in the shape of showers, and not all of us will see them. temperature—wise we will see them. temperature—wise

six—year—old alesha macphail who was killed earlier this month while she was on holiday on the isle of butepink — alesha s favourite colour. she was reported missing from her grandmothers house, and laterfound dead in woodland. a 16 year old boy has been charged with her rape and murder. israeli forces have carried out a series of attacks across the gaza strip after a soldier was shot dead at the border. at least four palestinians are reported to have been killed. hamas — which controls gaza — said both sides had now agreed to a ceasefire. the headlines on bbc news... fresh investigations into the nerve agent attack in salisbury, as a man poisoned by novichok in amesbury is discharged from hospital. mps criticise delays to the eleven—billion pound smart meter roll—out scheme — as a new report questions the value of the technology to customers. nine members of the same family are confirmed to be among the 17 people who died when an amphibious vehicle sank in missouri. the girl guides have unveiled 800 new badges and activities in what the organisation is calling its biggest revamp in 108 yea

a murder inquiry has been launched following the death of a 6—year—old school girl on the isle of butesing from her home in rothesay on monday. her body was later found by police in the grounds of an abandoned hotel. the headlines on bbc news: joy for fans as england go through to the quarterfinals, beating columbia 4—3 on penalties in their first ever world cup shootout. a woman who worked at the countess of chester hospital has been arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to kill another six. still trapped underground — rescue teams try to work out how to bring the boys out of the flooded caves in thailand safely. it could take weeks. a man known as nick, who alleged there was a paedophile ring at the heart of westminster, has been charged with perverting the course of justice. his claims led to an 18 month inquiry by the met police which was closed without anyone being charged. earlier, i wasjoined by home affairs correspondent danny shaw who talked us through the case. this enquiry was known as operation midland spike in 2014 by these claims made by nick, it

teenage boy has been arrested on suspicion of murdering six—year—old alesha mcphail on the island of butea significant development in the investigation into her death, but still want to hear from potential witnesses. alesha's body was found in woodland on monday morning, several hours after she was reported missing. rescuers in thailand say they re facing a race against the weather to free the group of boys and their football coach. who've now been trapped underground for 12 days. they say good conditions in the last 2a hours have helped lower the water level inside by an average of a centimetre and a half every hour — but they're concerned a turn in the weather could reverse the progress they've made. the uk's biggest car maker, jaguar land rover, says it urgently needs "greater certainty" on post—brexit trade with the eu. the company says it needs clarity if it is continue to invest heavily in the uk, safeguard suppliers and 40,000 jobs. business secretary greg clark said ministers are determined that the company should continue to "prosper and invest in britain". last month, the firm s

body was found in woodland, hours after she went missing from her grandmother's house, on the isle of buteer has not been identified. the us has imposed its first wave of new tariffs on china. donald trump previously said the 3a billion dollars worth of import taxes are needed to stop the transfer of american jobs, technology and intellectual property to china. officials in beijing have promised to respond to protect the interests of their people. the us secretary of state mike pompeo is in pyongyang for talks with the north korean leader, kim jong—un. mr pompeo is under pressure to get more details on how and when the regime might give up its nuclear weapons. last week, us intelligence officials said they believed north korea had increased its production of enriched uranium. water companies are feeling the strain across the uk as the heatwave continues. the prospect of hosepipe bans is being discussed, with water suppliers saying the average garden sprinker uses the same amount of water in one hour as a family of four use in a day. sean farrington reports. demand is high. what are we will

gentleman can tell you, because the prime minister -- it was a very big factor in his win and italy, bute's win in it was a big factor in my win. we need border security. border security includes the wall, but it includes many other things. we have to and the lottery. we have to and the chain. -- to end the chain. the chain is a disaster. you come in with one person and end up with the two people. we have to end these horrible catch and release principles. you catch somebody, you take their name, and you release them. you do not even know who they are. they are supposed to come back to a court case where they want us to hire thousands of judges. we have to change our laws. i would be willing to close it down to get it done, as you already know we are approving things. we always put the military and law enforcement very high. but i would certainly be willing to consider a shutdown if we don't get proper border security. thank you. >> to follow up on the quickly, is the $25 billion a red line for you? president trump: i have no red line, unlike president obama. i just want great border securi

youth has appeared in court charged with the murder of six—year—old alesha macphail on the isle of butered in woodland near her grandparents‘ home, after being reported missing in the early hours of monday. a woman — arrested on suspicion of the murder of eight babies and the attempted murder of six others — has been released on bail. lucy letby, who's 28, was detained by cheshire police earlier this week in connection with the deaths at the countess of chester hospital. back to our top story here on afternoon live — and theresa may is holding crucial brexit talks at chequers, as she hopes to bridge divides in her cabinet over the future shape of the uk's relationship with the eu after brexit. well, speaking to the bbc earlier, scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon reiterated her call for the uk to stay in the single market and customs union. let's wait and see what happens. we shouldn't gloss over the fact that more than two years after the brexit vote, the cabinet is still trying to find a way forward. in many ways, the best outcome of today would be the hard brexiteers walking ou