wham, bam, thank you, cam! norrie way into the wimbledon quarterfinals for the first time. a scary start to the british grand prix. details of a dramatic race and a first time winner on the way. morejonny bairstow heroics at edgbaston — but india remain on top in the final test. welcome along. it's been one of those sundays you get in the british sporting summer where you don't quite know what to watch. we've got you covered, don't worry. we'll start at wimbledon where we had two brits aiming to reach the singles quarterfinals of a grand slam for the first time. chethan pathak�*s been keeping across it all. chetan — how have they fared? if you are not sure what to watch, ben, always watch the tennis is what i would say. that is what he been doing here. the british violins comic fans piled into heather watson and cam norrie, the first time anyone has ever had a schedule sunday of play well and truly gone and cam norrie feeling very good tonight in his first grand slam quarterfinal and was a great way to do it in straig

british champion cam norrie was beaten by djokovic, eight to our 34 minutes fight.tly after the game. >> doing what novak djokovic does. even when the chips are down, finds ways to battle back, time and time again. he has done that in particular on the centre court and has not lost in these championships since 2017. you mentioned it, and eighth wimbledon final, trying to win his seventh title here, his 32nd grand slam as he tries to make it 21 grand slams in total. those numbers are staggering. he is a tighten. that is why he was a clear favorite going into this match against britain's cam norrie, who broke into the world top 10 recently just outside that now, but he was the ninth seed. the british star set a target saying hwanted to reach the final -- the second week of a grand slam. he went a lot further than that. british fans were cheering him on to give him something to celebrate in the first set, which he won 6-2, breaking the djokovic serve three times. djokovic looked tentative, making unforced errors, cam norrie embracing the occasion and playing with freed

it is certainly not cam norrie.ime into a quarterfinal meeting his american mate who they had been together in four straight sets and what you see here is cam norrie just really playing with tommy paul throughout that match, estimate the net, better at the base, ninth seed really embracing the pressure and a bit of expectation on his shoulders into the last eight. he is going to play belgium's david goffin next and that is on tuesday and cameron norrie asked afterwards about how he's feeling about this one understandably delighted with how things are going at these championships so far. i’m things are going at these championships so far. i'm the last one left so — championships so far. i'm the last one left so why — championships so far. i'm the last one left so why not _ championships so far. i'm the last one left so why not get _ championships so far. i'm the last one left so why not get behind - championships so far. i'm the last i one left so why not get behind even more and i think from the first time everyone

fingers crossed for heather watson and cam norrie| for heather watson and cam norrie tomorrow.what is happening at the moment because two potential blockbusters going on at the moment, on court one, nick kyrgios is playing stefanos tsitsipas and kyrgios, who is the biggest character left in the men's draw at the moment, a former quarterfinalist, only reaching the second week of a grand slam and two occasions, his time to soak high, he should be doing better in that. he says he is feeling better than ever before, playing the fourth seed tsitsipas, who on paper is the favourite, going to serve at the moment and may be going to a tie—break. tsitsipas a spring in his way out on grass at the moment, he won the title in mallorca going into wimbledon and. kyrgios really wants to deliver, can he do it at this championships finally at a grand slam? centre court, found that i will get going just as we speak against lorenzo sonego, nadal serving first, i will keep you updated on that. for the month, back to ben in the bbc sport centre. from south london to south africa, where wales were b

cam norrie has just cam norrie hasjust taken cam norrie has just taken the first set against novak djokovic maybe you do. good on toast, though. now some viral fun to end the week. footage of two ambulance workers struggling not to laugh while recording a video to international paramedics day has proved to be an unlikely hit on social media. the outtakes of dave tamarro and joe cartwright�*s attempts to explain what it was like to do theirjobs was shared and liked hundreds of times on the east of england ambulance service trust facebook page. have a look. hello, everybody. welcome to... hello, everybody. welcome to luton ambulance station. my name is dave. i'm a lom at luton and have been a paramedic or been in the ambulance service now for 26 years. and my colleague is...? good afternoon, everyone, i'm sitting here with? we good afternoon, everyone, i'm sitting here with?— good afternoon, everyone, i'm sitting here with? we are here to talk about international - sitting here with? we are here to l talk about international paramedic day which is on the 8th ofjuly. tell me, joe, what's it li

and in tennis, novak djokovic reaches another wimbledon final, beating cam norrie from the u.k. ♪ welcomerld news america on pbs and around the globe. japan's former and longest-serving postwar prime minister has been assassinated during a campaign rally. shinzo abe was shot at close range while making a speech. doctors were unable to save him. police arrested a 41-year-old man immediately afterwards. as shock and disbelief in japan which has low rates of violent crime and very tough gun laws. our correspondent reports. a warning, you might find some of his report distressing. >> this was shinzo abe this morning, standing on the street corner rallying support for his party in sunday's elections. lurking a few meters away, this man was caught on camera by a local tv crew. then suddenly, two very loud bangs rang out. [explosions] mr. abe's bodyguards are on the assailant in seconds. lying on the street, a strange looking gun made of steel pipes put together by black tape. the former prime minister is flown to a nearby hospital, but the news is bad. he has been hit in the back and neck, and

we'll have more reaction to cam norrie�*s defeat to top seed novak djokovic coming up.st, they used to be at the pinnacle of world football. today, sepp blatter and michel platini have been found not guilty following a fraud trial in switzerland. it was over a payment of more than £1.5 million made by blatter — the former fifa president — to platini, who used to head uefa, back in 2011. our sports editor dan roan has been getting their reaction. neither sepp blatter nor michel platini, who were once the two most powerful men in all of world football, showed much emotion when the verdict was read out by the presiding judge in the courtroom here behind me in the southern swiss town, a little earlier on today. both men, the former presidents respectively of fifa and uefa, stood accused of corruption over a payment of around 2 million swiss francs that was made by blatter to platini 11 years ago. the prosecution, the authorities here in switzerland, alleged that that was fraud, effectively a bribe. both men insisted they were innocent and it was merely payment for services

of a grand slam for the first time and thatis slam for the first time and that is the place for cam norrie competitor in straight sets. spain continue to get to grips with grass but showing us all his qualities and why he is the most exciting talent in men's tennis. plenty to come in the second week of these championships but before that final round match on saturday. on centre court play will open with an all—american tie. then we will see the two—time champion here take on spain before adele is at it again. the un's cultural arm, unesco, has added the cooking of ukraine's version of borscht to its list of endangered traditions, describing the beetroot—based soup as part of the fabric of ukrainian society and heritage. the decision was fast—tracked following the russian invasion of the country. the kremlin has reacted angrily to the move, as danny aeberhard reports. the real battle is being fought with bombs and bullets but there is also a minor skirmish over borscht. on twitter, ukraine's minister of culture declared victory in what he called the borscht war and this was echoed in shares

cam norrie's development has been extraordinary, playing just for the first time in his career in theforehand, that dead backhand that he's got that is flat and perfect for this service. it was causing djokovic all kinds of problems he couldn't deal with. but the defending champion, as he so often does, took a breath, reset, reconfigured and won the second, third and fourth set to reach an eighth wimbledon final trying to win his seventh title here. the numbers are extraordinary. it's a 32nd grand slam final for djokovic. he's hoping to win 21, which would bring him within one of rafael nadal�*s record of 22. awaiting in sunday's final will be nick kyrigios who had friday off, rafael nadal withdrawing because of that abdominal injury means that the kyrgios didn't have to play on friday, with three days off he will play djokovic on sunday. before that we have the women's final, ons jabeur chasing history, the third seed here, the world number two, hoping to become the first african and arab player to win a grand slam in the open era. she'll be facing kazakhstan's elena rybakina, also i

with novak djokovic, even at these championships, thinking about the semi—final against britain's cam norriend, third and fourth sets. we never really looked in trouble thereafter, but nick kyrgios, thereafter, but nick kyrgios, there were the moments we are used to seeing from him. the chattering at the umpire, upset at decisions, upset at his own box. who are not always giving him the support he wanted. he was particularly annoyed at somebody in the crowd. when the umpire said who is it specifically, he said it is the woman who looks like she has had 600 drinks. he was finding those usual moments. djokovic on the other side of the net thinking you do all that, i'll just win the tennis. and for a fourth consecutive wimbledon title, like i said. in australia, the landmark sydney opera house has lit up in the colours of the japanese flag to honourjapan's former prime minister shinzo abe. japanese expats in australia said it was the only place to pay their respects to him. the 67—year—old was assassinated in the southern city of nara whilst campaigning. a reminder of our top story: the sri lan

coming up, i am at wimbledon where heather watson and cam norrie are trying to reach the next round ofnd slam for the first time. coming up on the bbc news channel, a roaring return forjames anderson who is taking wickets for england in their delayed fifth test against good afternoon. borisjohnson is facing calls to suspend from the conservative party one of his mps who's alleged to have groped two men. chris pincher resigned as deputy chief whip after admitting he had "drunk far too much", and embarrassed himself at the carlton club, the conservative party members�* club in london. labour have questioned why he's being allowed to sit as a tory mp. they say it shows the conservative party is "mired in sleaze and scandal". our political correspondent iain watson reports. are you drowning in sleaze? after striding the world stage boris johnson is in britain and the spotlight has moved on to problems in his party, one of his closest allies has resigned following serious allegations about his conduct. chris pincher worked hard to keep borisjohnson in office during partygate. he became depu

with novak djokovic, even at these championships — think about his semifinal against britain's cam norried coming back and winning the second, third and fourth sets. he never really looked in trouble thereafter. for nick kyrgios, there were the moments we're used to seeing from him — the chuntering at the umpire, upset with some decisions, upset at his own box, his friends and family who were not always giving him the support he wanted. he was particularly annoyed at somebody in the crowd. when the umpire said, "who is it specifically? he said, "it's the woman who looks like she's "had 600 drinks". —— "had 700 drinks". he was finding those usual moments, djokovic on the other side of the net thinking, "you do all that, i'lljust "win the tennis." and brockovich winning in four sets for a fourth consecutive wimbledon title, like i said. —— novak djokovic. 700 drinks is going some, isn't it, even on a lovely, sunny day at wimbledon. that's it from us but if you go to the website, all of the results there for you. thank you for watching bbc news. hello. sunday, scotland and northern ireland s

emotional when in the last round earlier, and we have the british men's number one, same story for cam norrieis tim henman. he's been watching loads of videos on youtube of tim henman. norrie blown away paul... ninth seed here and feeling really confident, saying he is loving playing on wimbledon�*s grass, this year more than ever before. a great day of centre court tennis to come.— before. a great day of centre court tennis to come. england have gone on the counterattack, on the third day of their rescheduled final test against india. starting the day in trouble on 8a—5, jonny bairstow and ben stokes took the fight to india — bairstow quickly reached his half—century. but a brilliant catch from india's captain jasprit bumrah got the key wicket of ben stokes for 25 — he'd already been dropped twice. bairstow�*s now nine runs short of his hundred. at lunch, england were 200 for 6, 216 runs behind, needing another 17 to avoid the follow—on. carlos sainz will be on pole position for the first time in his career for today's british grand prix at silverstone. the ferrari driver edged out champions

cam! cameron norrie battles against djokovic for a place in the wimbledon final. have the latest from sw19 at 5:30pm. and coming up on the film review later this hour, find out why mark kermode loves a new british film about a man who built his own robot. that's at 5:45pm. the former chancellor, rishi sunak, has confirmed he'll be standing in the contest to take on the leadership of the conservative party and the country. mr sunak launched his leadership bid in the last hour. hejoins tom tugendhat and the attorney general for england and wales, suella braverman, in putting his hat in the ring. the announcement isn't a surprise. he's been tipped as a possible successorfor some time. mr sunak quit hisjob on tuesday evening, shortly after the health secretary, triggering a tsunami of resignations from boris johnson's government. that, of course, led to the prime minister announcing yesterday that he'd be stepping down. let's speak to our political correspondent ione wells. we have not heard from all the possible runners and writers what we have heard from a few. how

and coming up, i am at _ wimbledon where cam norrie is bidding to become the first man since 2016 too look ahead to the england lionesses�* first match at old trafford. children as young as 11 have been housed in airbnbs and other temporary accommodation, as councils face serious challenges in finding suitable placements, a bbc investigation in wales has found. local authorities insist it is a last resort for children in care, and that support workers are in place round the clock for those under the age of 16. but charities say many young people in care in the uk feel they�*re not getting the support they need. paul heaney has this report. so these are all the photos i�*ve got from the majority of my childhood. hope�*s mum wasn�*t able to look after her, but she has really good memories growing up with her grandparents. i think, at that point, i really wanted to be in the police when i was... when i was little. things changed when she was 13. exploited by older people, nan and granddad agreed foster care was best for her own safety. but that placement later broke down. i�*m just an e

cam norrie is taking on david. let's take you to court one. like to play against the crowd and to be fair to him, like to play against the crowd and to be fairto him, he is like to play against the crowd and to be fair to him, he is the one who has held his nerve. he took the first set six games to three, and norrie did fight back to the second 7-5. but it norrie did fight back to the second 7—5. but it will come out in a moment to serve for that third set. he's five up. up a double breakfour love and he did manage to break that back in half. it is the one in control. such a consistent performer, just hasn't been able to bring it, i'm afraid so far here. and he's got his work cut out. let me tell you that novak djokovic was two sets to love down against yannick earlier in centre court from a potential extraordinary apps that was brewing there, but my goodness, me, yet again, the defending champion here in a jacket that's turning it around. great movements, novak djokovicjust a bit passive at the start. we are not used to seeing him like that.

>>> tennis, novak djokovic facing britain's cam norrie in the wimbledon semis. fourth set, djokovic near court, precise on the flip, then the easy tapper to win the point. novak victorious in four sets to advance to sunday's final. he'll take on nick kyrgios. joker is going for his fourth straight wimbledon crown. dominant. >>> hockey. the sharks used their last draft choice to take san jose native re labach, who played for the san jose junior sharks as a kid and said he was, quote, the biggest sharks fan around. hard to argue when you look at the wall behind him and see all today. have a great rest of your day, everyone. >>> coming up, san francisco's ne. we hear from some of the very people she says her policies are designed to help. >>> drive an suv? better check your tires before every trip. the unusual protest leaving some bay area drivers feeling deflated. >>> and join us starting on monday for our new 7:00 a.m. newscast. it'll be streamed live on cbs bay news area. pluto tv, channel 1021, and any platform using the free cbs news app. >>> here's a live loo

court number one second up, david koffler is playing the british number one from the ninth seed, cam norriet he has been telling us. towards the end of his college career, i was already coaching in their lot. we did a lot of sessions come a lot of matches together in one day he took me to lunch and says do you want to come with me for the summerfor the grass do you want to come with me for the summer for the grass tournaments? and that's how i started. i never thought it would be this long. i thought it would be this long. i thought it would be this long. i thought it would be a couple of tournaments, and then i would go back to argentina and start a career in finance or whatever, and he kind of convinced me to stay with him. and i enjoyed at, and i thought i could help him a lot, we put together a good team, yeah, now i really like it and i'm glad i made that decision. speaking with us earlier about cameron norrie's chances. he said at the very beginning of wimbledon and that his ambition was to finally make it to week two of a slam. well, he has done that. it was on court one yesterday wh

but what an effort from cam norrie. ., ., , ' norrie.khand which is flat, comes this much over the net and probably he is the fittest guy out there. for me he is going to keep going up and up and a remarkable two weeks he has had. yeah, a lot to look forward for cam norrie. what about the final then, djokovic against nick kyrgios. drug which has never taken a set of radius. —— novak has never taken a set of nick kyrgios. you radius. -- novak has never taken a set of nick kyrgios.— radius. -- novak has never taken a set of nick kyrgios. you don't know if nick will embrace _ set of nick kyrgios. you don't know if nick will embrace the _ set of nick kyrgios. you don't know if nick will embrace the situation i if nick will embrace the situation or not. i think he will. he has already said he has had one night when he couldn't sleep and i think actually not having a match it is public too many days. he has too many —— too much time to think about it. it is box office but it is tough to see beyond novak djokovic, isn't it? to see beyond novak

against hope that cam norrie can find something here, but again he is doing enough tojust find something here, but again he is doing enough to just keep find something here, but again he is doing enough tojust keep in find something here, but again he is doing enough to just keep in this set, and we have talked about the pressure and about what is at stake the way that i have acted on it and he had not continued because i’m he had not continued because i'm afraid as he had not continued because i“n afraid as far as we can see, they behaved very badly.— afraid as far as we can see, they behaved very badly. police say the man arrested _ behaved very badly. police say the man arrested in _ behaved very badly. police say the man arrested in illinois _ behaved very badly. police say the man arrested in illinois after - behaved very badly. police say the man arrested in illinois after six i man arrested in illinois after six people were shot dead planned the attack for several weeks. keep people were shot dead planned the attack for several weeks.— people were shot dead planned the attack for

we have got cam norrie to come _ seed. we have got cam norrie to come he — seed.itish number one has a great chance to _ the british number one has a great chance to potentially play the winner— chance to potentially play the winner of this match if norrie can -et winner of this match if norrie can get past — winner of this match if norrie can get past david goffin. but it is sinner— get past david goffin. but it is sinner serving for this first step to try— sinner serving for this first step to try and — sinner serving for this first step to try and get his nose out in front against _ to try and get his nose out in front against novak djokovic, who is hoping — against novak djokovic, who is hoping to— against novak djokovic, who is hoping to make it four consecutive wimbledon titles. that is extraordinary in itself. it would be seven _ extraordinary in itself. it would be seven in _ extraordinary in itself. it would be seven in total if he could do it. and _ seven in total if he could do it. and that — seven in total if he could do it. and that is _ seven in tota

chetan pathak�*s at wimbledon for us — chetan, we'll get onto cam norrie in a second, but court one was and second—round matches were carried across two days because of the rain and they relate starts. i should tell you, harriet dart is playing right behind me and the women's doubles. she was on earlier on on court 18, but what a start for heather watson, as he referenced, she's through to the round 16 of a grand slam for the first time in her career, as she saw off kaja juvan in the end, the first set was a lot tighter, and they both broke each other�*s serves, but watson was consistent throughout it, in the tie—break then, took a bit of a scare, but heather watson saw herself over the line in that first set, she was 5—0 up at one stage, kaja juvan staged a mini fight back, but heather watson is a determined player, making history for herself, the first time in the second week of a grand slam and filled afterwards. it wouldn't be me there wasn't a bit of drama _ it wouldn't be me there wasn't a bit of drama at— it wouldn't be me there wasn't a bit of drama at the end. laughter. and lau

with cam norrie closing the day, up against stevejohnson on the usa. all eyes on that one for sure., it is on grass, it is at wimbledon. i am definitely feeling much better about myself so i am looking forward to it. in form england are taking on india in a test match at edgbaston today — a game postponed from last september becuase of a covid outbreak in the indian squad. it completes last summer�*s series which india lead 2—1. england won the toss and decided to bowl. england�*s all—time leading wicket takerjames anderson is back in the side in place ofjamie 0verton and he made the breakthrough dismissing shubman gilfor 17. a few moments ago india were 38—1. there�*s commentary on test match special on radio 5 live sports extra and in—play highlights on bbc sport website and app. that�*s bbc.co.uk/sport tottenham have completed the signing of brazil forward richarlison from everton in a deal believed to be worth £60 million. the 25—year—old forward underwent medical checks ahead of flying to london early next week, with his new club set to start their pre—season on monday. spurs w

they are making sure the stage will be perfect with the crowd once again behind cameron norrie, cam thatis it to have him do so well here? yeah, it's brilliant. i mean, he's been doing really well for the last year, really. this result is kind of an accumulation of all of his hard work, his attitude and everything he puts in his tennis. in norrie's own words, his background has been varied. he was born in south africa to a scottish father and welsh mother, raised in new zealand, went to college in the us. but based in london now, it's here he's making his mark. despite all the moves, his playing instinct has been a constant. he's a battler. even when he was a young player, he always competed. so he'as retained that competitiveness, and a will to win which, of course, has seen him in good stead this past couple of weeks. awaiting the british number one today in the biggest match of his life is one of the greatest ever grass court players — novak djokovic. norrie knows he will need every ounce of home support if he is to rise to the occasion. laura scott, bbc news, wimbledon. the winners o

the hottest ticket in town a seat in here for cam norrie's quarterfinal.. we're joined now by our political correspondent, ben wright. just when we thought we had navigated all twists and turns on this route, another one, a 90 degrees right angle.- this route, another one, a 90 degrees right angle. what is going on? good morning, _ degrees right angle. what is going on? good morning, a _ degrees right angle. what is going on? good morning, a dynamite . degrees right angle. what is going i on? good morning, a dynamite letter from lord macdonald, a seniorformer civil servant at the foreign office and former head of the diplomatic service. we have been reporting this morning bbc revelations about an investigation that took place in 2019 involving chris pincher when he was a minister at the foreign office into inappropriate behaviour. we reported that investigation happened. lord macdonald has issued this letter, and he is clearly very angry about how downing street have approached the question and what has happened. he said the original claim on sunday no off

we said yesterday he felt the hottest ticket in town yesterday was watching cam norrie in wimbledon i south london. last month, crowds of people in peckham tried to stop the arrest of a man accused of overstaying his visa. some say they were pushed during the incident. the iopc is urging anyone with footage to come forward. london city airport is hoping to nearly double its capacity to nine million passengers by 2031. the airport says the plans will add jobs and boost the local economy. it also claims it can achieve its goal by using cleaner, quieter planes. but critics say it'll have an impact on those living nearby. the objections are that london city airport are trying to bring in more flights at weekends, early mornings, late evenings — the very times when people are most sensitive to the noise from planes. the women's euros finally gets underway today, and it's hoped success for the lionesses could take the popularity of women's football to a new level. one londoner who'll be keeping an eye on their progress is hope powell. she became the first woman to manage england, and has hi

cam norrie has been looking really good on the grass, many people wondering when he would make the step. it sailing through surely to the next round. ., ., ., sailing through surely to the next round. ., ., ~ we're into the afternoon session, of england's opening day of their fifth test against india, at edgbaston. james anderson, back in the side, has been back to his best. three wickets for him. and two for matthew potts... radio 5 live has commentary of that one. liverpool no seller has committed his future to liverpool. he was in his final year but has now signed a deal with the club until 2025. he said it was a happy day for everyone —— mo salah. it is one of those bumper sporting weekends. second practice is under way at formula one. plus the tour de france is underway today. it's a time trial and you can follow all the latest online. you can get more on the website. then, thank you. let's get more now on our top story. opposition parties are calling for a conservative mp to be suspended by his party at westminster after allegations that he groped two men at a private club. chris

cam norrie, the last british player in the singles will be in action on tuesday.e. in the north, rain will turn to showers. looking at sunny spells and viewer showers than the weekend but also cloud. you can see the rain in scotland. showers coming in across western scotland and northern england and northern ireland. many blown in on a brisk wind. we have this weather front sinking southwards. cloud with it. also the odd spot of rain that might affect wimbledon later. we carry on with the showers in the north. and some sunshine as well. at wimbledon, a small risk of a shower through the morning into the afternoon. mostly, staying dry. a gentle wind. and a high up to about 22. for the rest of the afternoon, you can see the weather front moving south. it breaks up with sunny spells coming through. still the showers coming in with temperatures ranging from 12-23. with temperatures ranging from 12—23. pollen levels today high or very high across much of the uk and moderate in northern ireland and northern and eastern scotland. overnight, the weather front moves away.

after a dazzling run to the semifinals of wimbledon, we'll be speaking to the british number one cam norriee rules are likely to set a relatively high bar for the number of supporters needed to enter the first round of voting. in this crowded field, with a high prize at stake, the competition is intense. jonathan blake, bbc news. let's get more on this from our political correspondent nick eardley. and then there were i! stuff it might not be the most interesting to everyone but it looks like tax will be at the centre of this race. as well. — be at the centre of this race. as well. the _ be at the centre of this race. as well, the home _ be at the centre of this race. as well, the home secretary priti patel is thinking about chucking her hat in the ring as well. a very busy field. don't worry about writing them all down just now because i think it will be whittled down quite quickly. the big issue in this campaign, which is a chilly going to dominate the next few weeks, is tax. there is a pretty active debate happening about how quickly you can cut taxes. rishi sunak, the favourite so far a

norrie knows he'll need every ounce of home support if he's to rise to the occasion. come on, cam.rbella. a level 2 heat—health alert has been issued for next week for the east and south east of england with people being asked to check on those who may be vulnerable to extreme heat. duncan kennedy is in worthing. duncan? hello on a glorious day but this is the place, _ duncan? hello on a glorious day but this is the place, the _ duncan? hello on a glorious day but this is the place, the south - duncan? hello on a glorious day but this is the place, the south coast. this is the place, the south coast and the south—east, where this heatwave warning is in place. temperatures today hovering around the mid 20s but they are heading up towards 28 celsius today, that's 82 fahrenheit. similar, as you said, to places like mar bayer in the south of spain and it also has led to this level to warning from the authorities —— like marbella. authorities are asking people to look in on people who might be vulnerable, an elderly