the last one is for cardiff city., which now argues that he never was actually their player at all. the club's president is daniel ribeiro. sala's already left his mark here. previous signing on fees have helped pay for work at the club's sports centre, and they say they are owed more money from the nantes—cardiff deal. the club insist it is cardiff who owe them 170,000 euros. there is a fifa investigation into sala's transfer, but it is unclear how long it will take. nantes declined to appear in this programme, but said they had fully supported emiliano sala throughout his career with them. cardiff city also declined our invitation. but in a statement, the club said its position was clear. the contract was not complete, and legally, there were no grey areas. cardiff city also said that several other terms and conditions of the contract were not satisfied. we believe these relate specifically to bonuses and other payments due to the player. the full investigation into the plane crash is also continuing, although this

he was now a cardiff player.den of the £15 million transfer fee has yet to be decided, but in argentina, there is little doubt. almost everyone here in progreso believes that at the time of his death, emiliano sala was a cardiff city player. they saw pictures of him signing his contract. they saw the cardiff city manager neil warnock, at this very ground, describe sala as "my player." cardiff city insist they have tried unsuccessfully to talk to nantes. in february, emiliano's body was returned to his home town of progreso in argentina. we came together, we sing, we give an applause to him. and it was a very important moment for the village. i think that he can stay with us these days in another way. among the mourners were cardiff city's neil warnock and ken chu. family are so important, and i think everything here today has shown how important it is. his family, his mum and dad and sister, they have been so emotionally involved with the whole village, not just the family. it seems like the whole village has got

cardiff, i think, temperatures around 27 celsius.d 27 celsius. cardiff, i think, one of the warmer sports on thursday. high pressure —— pressure staying largely dry and settled, a bit of a breeze, and temperatures up to about 28 celsius, by the time it gets to the end of the week. late next week, it does look like this area of high pressure will be mainly in charge. low pressure sitting out in the atlantic, and that means we are going to be drawing on our breeze in the south, south—easterly direction. a lot of warm weather across the continent, that shows most temperatures will be on the rise. next weekend, low pressure was not moving across northern parts of the uk, potentially bring some rain. so next weekend, then, things will start off pretty hard, but it will turn a bit cooler. humidity will ease, and there is a chance of some rain returning, physically in the 00:28:28,956 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 north—west. goodbye for now. the headlines at ten o'clock. focus on borisjohnson the headlines at ten o'clock. focus on boris johnson

joe wilson, bbc news, cardiff.e's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. bye for now. hello, and welcome to sportsday. defeat in croatia: wales suffer in the sweltering heat as they are handed the first loss of their euro 2020 qualifying campaign. and a winner on her debut: teenager gulia gwynn helps two—time champions germany to victory over china in their women's world cup opener. back to winning ways: england beat bangladesh at the cricket world cup after posting their highest—ever tournament total. also coming up in the programme... ashleigh barty wins herfirst grand slam singles title after thrashing marketa vondrousova at the french open. thanks forjoining us. much more on the cricket world cup later, but first — it's been a busy day of international football. we'll have all the latest from the women's world cup in a few moments, but first — three home nations are in qualifying action today for the 2020

shortly after 2pm here in cardiff, the sun came out.pects for this match. england did a little indoor net session while the rain came down in the morning. the process remains the same the b today. the fundamental fa ct same the b today. the fundamental fact remains england lost their last game in the world cup. is it harder to deal with the feet when you lose so to deal with the feet when you lose so rarely? now come out the key presents a huge opportunity to learn more about your game, to try and improve. games where we have been defeated probably heavily in the past, we have probably learned the most because we have still managed to stay in the game, we have remained ina to stay in the game, we have remained in a headspace really believe we can still win the game. and that shows probably a lot more to us and to our supporters about what they don't see all the time. they see an exciting team the majority of the time and we lose games, we want to see character, we wa nt to games, we want to see character, we want to see another side of

sri lanka held to clinch a nervy low scoring thriller against afghanistan in cardiff, at the cricketrevised target ofjust 187 from 41 overs — after a sri lankan batting collapse — but were beaten by 3a runs, in one of the games of the tournament so far. patrick gearey reports. no other nation values their cup like afghanistan, these have grown from almost nothing despite war, invasion, terrorism and despite every thing. so there is a spirit that survives sri lanka's fast start in the belief that they could recover. he who has been there from the beginning of this country's journey and turned the game, three times he struck in the end of her, spin edge catch, repeat. caught in the loop. by the time they lost seven wickets and would thoroughly bedraggled before the rain came. by the time the tale world mopped up, afghanistan had been adjusted, 187 i’u ns afghanistan had been adjusted, 187 runs score, they sensed the chance. the problem, so that sri lanka and they ceased it. the third batsman out. afghanistan was soon wobbling, 110w out. afghanistan was soon wobbling, now five down, sti

tuesday saw a rain—affected match at the cricket world cup in cardiff.get past afghanistan, picking up their first win of the tournament, as patrick gearey reports. no other nation values their place at this world cup like afghanistan. in these players‘ lifetimes, the sport has grown from almost nothing, despite war, invasion, terrorism — despite everything. so there is a spirit in this side that survived sri lanka's fast start, a belief they could recover. the bowler here mohammed nabi, who had been here almost since the beginning of his country's journey, and whose off—breaks turn the game. three times he struck in an over — spin, edge, catch, repeat, sri lanka caught in a loop. by the time thisara perera left, they were thoroughly bedraggled, even before the rain came. that took nearly three hours out of the game, so by the time the ground and the sri lankan tail were mopped up, afghanistan had been set an adjusted target — 187 runs to score, 41 overs to do it in. they sensed a chance. their problem — so did sri lanka, and they moved quickly to seize

sian lloyd is in cardiff with the latest.ardiff city to start a new chapter in his career when the plane he was travelling in crashed north of guernsey and that was back in january. both emiliano sala and the pilot david ibbotson were killed. a month later, emiliano sala's body was found and it was taken to dorset, and since then, detectives in the doors a police force have been carrying out inquiries on the behalf of the coroner. tonight they confirmed that a 64—year—old man from north yorkshire had been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter by an unlawful act. they say that he has been helping them with their inquiries and that he has been since released from custody pending further investigation. now, the families of both emiliano sala and david ibbotson are being kept informed of these developments, and meanwhile, an investigation by the air accident tea m an investigation by the air accident team into what caused the plane to crash is continuing. the us military is claiming a minute to attack the two tankers damage last

they came to cardiff with optimism with good reason.and the one before that. but this is new england. recovering from defeat in their last game, england needed their opening batsman to do exactly this. 100 partnership for roy and bairstow. bangladesh chose to bowl first, it seemed a good idea at the time. technique from jason roy here, perfect. after the ball cross the boundary for six, the technique declined. fielding isn't easy for those paid to do it. a fumble came from bangladesh. jason roy was watching them miss field and thinking of celebrating his century. he wasn't looking at the umpire. all smiles in the end, especially on the england balcony, and eventually from the umpire, that is joel wilson. all of england's big shots came off, but bangladesh's captain was under this one. he needed every claw he had, and bangladesh needed 387 to win, the biggest stretch in their history. it is hard to bat againstjofra archer. hassan maintained the chase with 100, one of the best cricketers in the world, notjust bangladesh. others fell, jonn

sian lloyd is in cardiff. what more can you tell us? here to cardiff city, to started a new chapter in his career, when the plane he was travelling in crashed north of guernsey and that was back injanuary, north of guernsey and that was back in january, both emiliano north of guernsey and that was back injanuary, both emiliano sala and the pilot david ibbotson were killed. a month later, emiliano sala's body was found, and it was taken to dorset. since then, detectives in the police force have been carrying out inquiries on behalf of the coroner, tonight they confirm that a 64—year—old man from north yorkshire had been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter by an unlawful act. they say that he had been helping them with their inquiries, and that he has been since released from custody, pending further investigation. now the families of both emiliano sala and david ibbotson have being kept informed of the developments and meanwhile an investigation by the air accident team into what caused the plane to crash is continuing. a woman in her

what i can tell you is that cardiff are seeking clarification and they are genuinely concerned...

the striker who had signed for cardiff city died in a plane crash injanuary signed for cardiff city diedfter signing, along with the pilot david ibbotson. a spokesman said a 64—year—old man from west yorkshire has been arrested and released. the force added the families of the two men who died had been informed. we will have more on that as we get it. still to come in on sportsday we will hear from still to come in on sportsday we will hearfrom amir khan and his career advice for anthonyjoshua. and just how does a scottish freestyle skier end up in goalfor malta? i decided to look at people going off the 60 footjumps and i wa nt to going off the 60 footjumps and i want to do that. but is scary to me now. birmingham joined the cricket world cup party today. new zealand can move to the top of the standings with a win against south africa and they are chasing what looked like a very gettable 2112 for victory. but they have been making a bit of a meal of it. craig templeton reports. edgbaston has had to wait three weeks to post its first world cup game, a wet outfield met the fans we re game

a pilot cardiff city was flying over and at night, and with just a pilot on a light aircraft when the that his body was eventually recovered from the english channel, just off guernsey, and since then and for the last six months, did the dorset police where the body was taken to has been carrying out investigations on behalf of the coroner to establish whether there was any criminality involved. now the development today they say that if 64—year—old man from the north yorkshire area has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter by unlawful act, they say he is assisting with inquiries and has been released under investigation but they're not getting very many other details and they're asking the media in particular not to speculate around this case. thank you, john. the headlines on bbc news... rory stewart knocked out of the conservative leadership contest leading four and the race to be the next prime minister. 64 yelled man arrested on suspicion of manslaughter by detectives invested in the back of the football emiliano sala. four men had been identified and tried with children tha

after 2pm here in cardiff the sun came out, it makes us optimistic about the prospects for this matchr net session was the rain comes down. the process remains the same. well, the fundamentalfact process remains the same. well, the fundamental fact remains that england last their last game in the world cup. england away, is it harder to deal with defeat? no, it presents a huge opportunity to learn more about your game and try and improve. there are games when we have been defeated, probably heavily in the past. that's when we've learned the most, because we've learned the most, because we've managed to stay in the game. we've remained in a head space where we believe we can still win. that shows a lot more, to us, in terms of supporters, what they don't see all the time. it's an exciting team come the time. it's an exciting team come the majority of the time. if england are fulfilling the expectation then maybe that is something that bangladesh could exploit. that was the point i put to their captain. there was a little bit of pressure, i know people are expecting that england will be

they came to cardiff with optimism with good reason.d cup. and the one before that. but this is a new england. they batted like their recent defeat was indeed a blip. bangladesh chose to bowl first, it may be regretting it. jason roy's innings finished some —— featured some exquisite timing. fielding is not easy, even for those paid to do it. a fumble from bangladesh and jason wright was watching the misspelt and thinking of century and not looking at the umpire. all smiled in the end, especially on the england balcony and eventually from the umpire. that isjoel wilson. england stayed aggressive although the bangladesh captain was under this one. he needed every claw in his paws and bangladesh needed 387 to win, eight stretched too far. it is hard to bat againstjofra archer. the excellent shakib al hasan kept chasing a century foot of other spell, jonny bairstow‘s catch is wicked with just butler injured and when shakib was outcome of the game was up and england have restored that winning feeling. scotland beat cyprus 2—1 in tonight's e

this is 11pm, temperatures 22 celsius in cardiff, high teens across northern ireland and wales and intomperatures cooling down across the north—west of the uk because the air is coming of the atla ntic because the air is coming of the atlantic but at the same time the hotair is atlantic but at the same time the hot air is moving up from france to affect parts of england and parts eastern wales. so weather—wise, across the north—west of the uk, a fresh feel to the weather, a few showers and thunderstorms breaking up showers and thunderstorms breaking up later in the day, and we will not see those temperatures into the high 20s that have got at the moment. in the highlands, temperatures into the low 20s but still pleasant enough. across eastern wales and england, thatis across eastern wales and england, that is where the epicentre of our heat will be with temperatures forecast to hit 33 or 30 full celsius, the hottest day of the year so far by quite a margin. it stays very warm. this is saturday evening, 11pm, 26 celsius in the centre of london, it will be an unpleasant night for sleeping

sian lloyd is in cardiff with the latest.k one of the two tankers damaged last week in the gulf of oman strongly resembled those used by iranian forces. tehran has denied any involvement in the incident. but on wednesday, the us navy took journalists to see the damaged ship, currently anchored nine miles off the united arab emirates. our correspondent mark lowen was among them. it has brought a volatile region closer to conflict — attacks last week on two ships in the gulf that the us is blaming on iran. washington says this was the iranian patrol boat involved. tehran denies it. today, american forces showed us what they say are fragments of the mine that caused the blast, and a magnet, allegedly part of an unexploded device, resembling those iran is known to have. this type of attack is a threat to international freedom of navigation in international waters, as well as freedom of commerce. as they build their case, the us navy took us out on a rare trip to see one of the stricken tankers. we travelled for an hour from the c

our correspondent sian lloyd gave us the latest tonight from cardiff.n his way he to start a new chapter to in his career when the plane he was travelling in crashed north of guernsey and that was back in january. both emiliano sala and the pilot, david ibbotson, were killed. a month later, emiliano sala's body was found and taken to dorset and since then, dorset police force of been carrying out enquiries on behalf of the coroner in tonight they confirmed the 64—year—old man from north yorkshire had been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter in an unlawful act. they say he has been helping them with their enquiries and has been released from custody pending further investigation. the families of both emiliano sala and david ibbotson are being kept informed of these developments. meanwhile, an error investigation by the air accident team into what caused the plane to crash is continuing. four men have been charged with the murder of almost 300 people killed when a passenger plane which took off from amsterdam was brought down in eastern ukraine, almost

they would add a stop and then continue to newport and cardiff. would say it is going to be terrific. we need competition against gwr, which has had the franchise from here to south wales and also bristol and devon and cornwall for the past 23 yea rs devon and cornwall for the past 23 years without any competition from those along whole journeys. what is the government saying about that? well, the department for transport has responded to this application by grand union and then —— by saying, hang ona grand union and then —— by saying, hang on a minute. there is going to be what they call abstraction, taking cash away from dwr and when the department for transport awards these trade franchises, it is done on the basis of what they think the train operator will earn, so that is a problem and the grand union say that they will be cutting to get prices to the normal fares so they will be cheaper than gwr and they also say that they will have a range of advanced tickets. but on top of that, the department for transport and other people are saying we d

they came to cardiff with optimism with good reason.land in the last world cup... and the one before that. but this is new england. recovering from defeat in their last game, england needed their opening batsman to do exactly this. 100 partnership for roy and bairstow. bangladesh chose to bowl first, it seemed a good idea at the time. technique from jason roy here, perfect. after the ball cross the boundary for six, the technique declined. fielding isn't easy for those paid to do it. a fumble came from bangladesh. jason roy was watching them miss field and thinking of celebrating his century. he wasn't looking at the umpire. all smiles in the end, especially on the england balcony, and eventually from the umpire, that isjoel wilson. all of england's big shots came off, but bangladesh's captain was under this one. he needed every claw he had, and bangladesh needed 387 to win, the biggest stretch in their history. it is hard to bat against jofra archer. hassan maintained the chase with 100, one of the best cricketers in the world, notjust

and i mentioned, he was flying from nantes to cardiff, new research shows that trust in vaccines is lowerdy, the organisation the wellcome trust, surveyed 1a0,000 people. let's hearfrom its lead researcher. there are many reasons why there is low confidence and low trust in vaccines and absolutely information or misinformation or where that comes from, in today's world, there's so much information out there and we need to make sure of is that make sure of is that the information out there is accurate. think about the uk and other developed countries, we have not seen polio, we have not seen diphtheria, day the we haven't until recently seen measles, so we don't see day to day the devastating impact of these diseases on peoples health and their lives. vaccines protect billions of people around the world. smallpox has been wiped out. and other diseases like polio are close to being eliminated. but measles is making a resurgence. this map shows where we've seen large outbreaks in the last 18 months. you can see that ukraine reported the highest number of cases in europe. madagascar had the h

fingers crossed for the weather in cardiff.ngle point, 27—26. leeds eased their relegation fears with a 10— is neil —— their relegation fears with a 10— is neil -- 10-0 their relegation fears with a 10— is neil —— 10—0 victory. that you up—to—date. when finn the police dog was stabbed and seriously hurt while chasing a suspect, the attack could only be treated as criminal damage. now, after a campaign, a new law comes into force today, giving more protection to service animals, and longer, more serious sentences for those who harm them. finnjoins us now with his handler pc dave wardell, who was also injured in the attack. good to have you in the studio. you must be pleased to day has come. todayis must be pleased to day has come. today is incredible. yesterday was my birthday, and what an incredible birthday present. it‘s fantastic. we couldn‘t have done this on our own. the pop stick in getting behind these incredible animals who do amazing work. finn these incredible animals who do amazing work. firm is a shining example of t

the football agent involved in the deal that brought emiliano sala to cardiff has been charged with fraudstrates in manchester onjuly 31st but it's unrelated to the sala case. breakdancing has taken another step towards inclusion in the olympic games. the ioc voted in favour of adding it to the list of events at the paris games in 2024 along with surfing, skateboarding and sport climbing. andy murray suffered a first defeat since starting his comeback in doubles in the first round of the nature valley international at eastbourne. murray and his brazilian partner marcelo melo lost 6—2 6—4 to colombian top seeds robert farah and juan sebastian cabal. murray struggled on serve, being broken three times out of four. better news in the women's singles forjohanna konta though. she's into the last 16 after a straight sets win over maria sakkari of greece. she will play tunisian 0ns jabeur in the next round. there were also wins in the men's draw for britain's dan evans and cameron norrie. the former world heavyweight boxing champion vladimir klitschko has been rescued by the spanish coastguard a

the striker who had signed with cardiff city was killed in a plane crash in february along with the piloterson for dorset police said a man from north yorkshire had been arrested and released while investigations continue. now let's get a little on the weather. we have had some contrast in the weather around the uk today. for many it was a cloudy day with heavy showers. the skies during the afternoon looked threatening in essex, storm clouds. a contest further west. this was how conal looked. not much cloud and not many people on the beaches. as we go through the evening and overnight heavy showers clearing away from the south—east quickly. the weather for many of us becomes dry as showers tend to become confined to the north and west. temperatures 8—10. thursday's forecast is sunshine and showers. showers most frequent in scotla nd showers. showers most frequent in scotland close to an area of low pressure. falling quickly in northern ireland in the morning but for england and wales for most places it is dry with sunshine. showers will develop some quite heavy through the afternoon. more

target ofjust 187 from a1 overs, after sri lanka's batting collapse, but were beaten by 3a runs in cardiff their place at this world cup like afghanistan. these players who pose lifetimes, the sport has grown from almost nothing, despite war, invasion, terrorism, despite everything. so there is a spirit in the side that survived sri lanka's fast start, i believe they could recover. the bowler here, mohammed nabi, who had been here almost since the beginning of his country's journey, and whose off breaks turn the game, three times he struck in an over, spin, edge, catch, repeat, caught in a loop. by the time perera left, they we re loop. by the time perera left, they were thoroughly bedraggled, even before the rain came. that took nearly three hours out of the game, so by the time the ground and the sri lankan tale were mopped up, afghanistan had been sent and adjusted target, 187 runs to score, a7 overs to do it in. they sensed a chance. the problem, so did sri lanka, and they moved quickly to seize it. perera's stunner removed third batsmen. afghanistan was soon wobbling. now five down, s

they now delete not play bangladesh in cardiff on saturday. lost one, as have pakistan, for me and the rest of the team at bbc sport centre, it's goodbye for now. hello there. we saw a top temperature of 29 celsius in norfolk on sunday, making this the highest temperature of the year so far across the uk. now it's all changing this week, it's looking a lot more u nsettled, this week, it's looking a lot more unsettled, things to low pressure systems. there will be some sunshine around, but also some pretty heavy rain and places. good news for farmers and for growers. it will feel on this cool site as well from this atlantic air influence. we have lost the deep red colours, and replaced it with something fresher for monday. blustery showers, windy and the north, things to this low— pressure and the north, things to this low—pressure system, but as we head through monday night into tuesday morning, we look to the southwest of this next area of low pressure, which will move up into wells in the southwest of england. but for many places tonight, it

have a major impact on britain's economy in the southern welsh town of bridge and halfway between cardiff and swanzy the effects of bricks that have begun to impact local residents the permanent employees know from other people so the whole i think i think the whole economy which understands that. this is what a lot of independent businesses in this town who live their own city or who are going to swirl around the city are to be the boots on the grounds the plant opened its doors in one $980.00 and has provided more than $3000000000.00 to the welsh economy over the last decade a contribution that locals and the welsh government are sure to miss. with james it isn't going to. sound down the pike badly he is down there is such goes back up again and this is in the 272 despite the possibility of a no deal bracks it looming on the horizon ford is blaming the plants closure on changes in customer demand and cost concerns. the international monetary fund has upped its u.s. growth forecast for the current year to 2.6 percent up from the previous estimate of 2.3 percent is the financial market co

really pivotal moment in british history says manchester and birmingham and london the pool to put the cardiff millennium center. sections here of st and i really wanted to. include this this is by an artist nathan coley and there will be no miracles here and to be honest it kind of summed up the song what was going on in the. tune of the whole piece really. i would say that my photographs are made not taken so they're very highly complicated photographic digital collages where i recreate old master paintings and prints from the contemporary perspective. emily collects and arranges hundreds of individual photos for her digital camera. the composition structure was taken from another master the 18th century italian edger giovanni battista put in a.z. known primarily for his copper engravings of ancient roman landmarks and your church is fascinated by his architectural fantasies some of which are kept in the library of the sir john so museum in london it's always really exciting to get. to print and i've always loved her and i particularly i know this image is one of his most famous ones but. th

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but further west, look at that 16 in plymouth, 19 in cardiff.ee these outbreaks of showery rain pushing eastwards as well. something brighter for western fringes of england and wales later, all of us into cooler air though, by monday morning, so temperatures as we start the day between nine and 12 degrees. there is the cold front, all of us behind that front on monday. it all or be into the cooler air by this stage so not such a warm and muggy start to monday morning. monday dominated by low pressure. you can see a lot of white lines and isobars on the chart across the northern half of the uk. it will be a blustery day and we will see some showers, some of which could be heavy and thundery. further south not as windyjust a couple of showers but many places will be dry with spells of sunshine. however, no more mid— high 20s. most places in the mid—to—high teens. through the coming week it will feel much cooler with rain at times but also some sunshine. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: jubilation for liverpool — crowned winne

sri lanka win a rain—affected world cup match, beating afghanistan in a low—scoring affair in cardifftarting on friday, we look at how a national tragedy helped japan's women to win the 2011 tournament. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the tennis news that defending men's champion rafael nadal will meet roger federer in the french open semi—finals, after they both won their respective matches on tuesday. wrapping up that and news from the women's draw is adam wild. rafael nadal went into his quarterfinal match with japan's kei nishikori having lostjust twice since his debut at roland—garros in 2005. he never looked likely to make ita 2005. he never looked likely to make it a third loss, at this years second grand slam, losing just five games en route to victory. the spanish second seed remains on course for

wasjust under 20 quick flight cheapest flight brought by the staff was just under 20 quick flight from cardiff and the cheapest single rail ticket costs £84. it's absolutely astonishing, but they say air travel should be used where it represents the most cost—effective option. there would be surprised. they did leave a hell of a carbon footprint. thank you both very much indeed. that's it for the papers tonight, don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online. it is all there for you seven days a week. and if you missed the programme and evening you can watch it later on on bbc iplayer, so thank you again and next on bbc news it is the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. 50 mark, what do we have this week? we have brightburn, which is a horror movie meets superhero, we have toy story 4, a trilogy no more, and the flood, a moving drama about the refugee crisis. something for all the family. brightburn is like a dark superman. it's a very strange film, it's produced byjames gunn who made guar

have a major impact on britain's economy in the southern welsh town of bridge and halfway between cardiff and swanzy the effects of bricks that have begun to impact the residence the parliament employees know from all the people so the whole week i think i think the whole economy which understands. this is with a lot of independent businesses in this tonight who rely on their own see you are the owner of. the trees the birds the drones the plant opened its doors in 1980 and has provided more than $3000000000.00 to the welsh economy over the last decade a contribution that locals and the welsh government are sure to miss. with james it is not in the tone it. down the pike badly he has got a responsibility back up again and this is in the 272 despite the possibility of a no deal bracks looming on the horizon ford is blaming the plant's closure on changes in customer demand and cost concerns. fans are national monetary fund has upped its u.s. growth forecast for the current year to 2.6 percent up from the previous estimate of 2.3 percent is the financial market conditions provided the boost

those temperatures really disappointing. 1a in newcastle, maybe 17 in cardiff.he weather will start to come down during saturday night. that area of low pressure finally spins away to the north—east, taking much of the rain with it. clear spells, it's going to be a bit chilly in one or two places, and as the winds fall lighter, i would not be surprised to see the odd mist and fog patch here and there sunday morning. sunday's weather still dominated by dutch low pressure, but it's moving away. not as many lines on the chart, not as many isobars. a of sunshine and showers. the show is most plentiful across northern ireland and scotland. fringes of western england and northern wales. eastern england should not see too many showers, it was a largely dry with some sunshine, and those winds will be noticeably lighter especially in southern areas. it will feel a bit warmer, 15 in belfast, 19 in london. but the week ahead looks very unsettled. outbreaks of rain at times. it will often be quite windy, and for a while at least it 00:01:09,848 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 will

well, we brought you the story earlier of the students at cardiff metropolitan university beginning theirght in luxembourg. well, they've lost the first leg — one—nil to proges niederkorn — so plenty to play for in the second leg next week for the first british — student only team to qualify for europe. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are torcuil crichton westminster editor for the daily record and claire cohen — women's editor at the telegraph. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. and most reflect england's quarterfinal victory at the women's world cup this evening. the guardian says brussels has given a warning that what it describes as boris johnson's familiar use of "false promises, pseudo—patriotism and foreigner—bashing" to win the keys to downing street is locking britain in to a no—deal brexit. according to the the ‘i' the scottish conservative leader ruth davidson is saying says borisjohnson‘s brexit plan may destroy the union. meanwhile, the times

wasjust under 20 quick flight cheapest flight brought by the staff was just under 20 quick flight from cardiff84. it's absolutely astonishing, but they say air travel should be used where it represents the most cost—effective option. there would be surprised. they did leave a hell of a carbon footprint. thank you both very much indeed. that's it for the papers tonight, don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online. it is all there for you seven days a week. and if you missed the programme and evening you can watch it later on on bbc iplayer, so thank you again and next on bbc news it is the film review.

those temperatures really disappointing. 1a in newcastle, maybe 17 in cardiff. saturday night. that area of low pressure finally spins away to the north—east, taking much of the rain with it. clear spells, it's going to be a bit chilly in one or two places, and as the winds fall lighter, i would not be surprised to see the odd mist and fog patch here and there sunday morning. sunday's weather still dominated by dutch low pressure, but it's moving away. not as many lines on the chart, not as many isobars. a of sunshine and showers. the show is most plentiful across northern ireland and scotland. fringes of western england and northern wales. eastern england should not see too many showers, it was a largely dry with some sunshine, and those winds will be noticeably lighter especially in southern areas. it will feel a bit warmer, 15 in belfast, 19 in london. but the week ahead looks very unsettled. outbreaks of rain at times. it will often be quite windy, and for a while at least it will feel very cool indeed. this is bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the

temperatures 23 in glasgow, 22 in cardiff.possibly more. a weather front from the west will bring some rain. behind it, fresher conditions. looking further ahead, what about glastonbury? glastonbury is looking set fair. there is a chance late on saturday night and on sunday we could see an isolated shower. and it won't be as hot as we head into the weekend. not bad at all if anybody is going. thank you. that is good news. a week ago it looked like it was going to be horrific, again! it looks like the storms will just horrific, again! it looks like the storms willjust miss somerset. good news. in 1970, there were around 70,000 black rhinos in the world. 25 years later, that number had fallen to just over 2,000. thankfully, in recent years, european zoos have become so good at breeding the eastern black rhino, that they're now sending five of them to live in rwanda. chester zoo is leading the project. let's go there now to speak to its director—general, mark pilgrim. and behind you, in the far distance, ican and behind you, in t

a bunch of cardiff students could well face the likes of manchester united in the season's your robustnd the first round of the primary round. they are the first team to ever qualify for europe. they are young men, you have no excuse. they are very good and stories. one thing i have tried to drive him over the last 1011 years as they are here primarily to study and to postsecondary. trying to make the balance, they are pretty good. we have moved beyond those bodies of the students going out before games, that does not happen. it is good that does not happen. it is good that they have a very good sensible group of players that will eventually leave the university with a fantastic academic career and also a fantastic academic career and also a very good football committee bit. it is very good start division applicable clubhouse, the aim the above clubhouses matched by players and it. it has been a whirlwind. for a club it or nine seasons ago did not travel this media attention, it is fantastic fantastic great for the clu b fantastic fantastic great for the club and also for the universit

pretty quiet out there, humidity is on the up, on the early hours of the money, the temperatures in cardiffes in newcastle. it will shift, and in the highlands is 30 today, also a chance of showers from belfast to glasgow and right across scotland well the heat will be across much of the area, temperatures will exceed 30 degrees in yorkshire and 30 degrees for the south and up to 34 in the southeast. we are in for a really hot saturday night because many parts of england but in more northern parts of the country, we can see a lot more cloud and chances in the northwest of england, through the lowlands and then into scotland. if you hate the heat, sunday is going to be a lot fresher, a core front is going to be sweeping across the uk and the wind will be blowing out of the atlantic, pushing it into eastern parts he could see the red colours there across parts of germany and poland will will be in the high 30s, here, a dramatic drop in the temperature. a refreshing atla ntic in the temperature. a refreshing atlantic breeze for many of us on sunday with some showers across scotland, the northw

where you see the sunshine, cardiff one of the warmest spots, highs of 26 were 27 degrees.and humid but later in the week, staying dry, sunny. hot and humid but some uncomfortable night. goodbye for 110w. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: amid accusations that he is avoiding media scrutiny and allegations about his personal life, borisjohnson speaks exclusively to the bbc. the frontrunner to be the next prime minister insisted he could deliver brexit by the end of october. politics has changed so much since 29 march, and i think on both sides of the channel there is a really different understanding of what is possible. mrjohnson refused to answer questions about his private life, despite new pictures of him and his partner being published, and his opponent has criticised him for not taking part in a tv debate tomorrow. the conservative party will start to feel cheated of having a proper