leeds and west brom promoted, brentford, fulham, cardiff and swa nsea brentford, fulham, cardiff anddifference, and this is how things look at the bottom. it is whole and wig on, and cheltenham relegated. if wigan are successful in their appeal against that 12 point deduction for going into administration, then it will be ba rnsley administration, then it will be barnsley that go down to league 1. but as it stands it is though three. look at luton pulling off that remarkable survival with that win in their final remarkable survival with that win in theirfinal game. the champions liverpool have marked lifting the premier league trophy with a thrilling 5—3 win over chelsea at anfield, which leaves frank lampard's side needing a point on the final day of the season to guarantee champions league football. trent alexander arnold scored a stunning free—kick in the first half — it was 3—0 before chelsea pulled a goal back late in the first half, and they were right in it when christian pulisic made it 4—3 with over a quarter of an hour to play. but alex oxlaide chamberlain wrapped up all th

and that the company had only been incorporated 4 days before winning the contract even though cardiff has a record of fraud his company is not on the list of banned federal contractors again loopholes make it incredibly easy for these shady contractors to get rich while defrauding the public just see it's as if the systems are set up that kind of behavior can happen yes it is i mean if you go back to the vision of iraq halliburton here's a company that dick cheney the vice president used to head they got the no bid contract for the invasion of iraq they made millions and millions of dollars off of shady him self that is stock options made about 34000000 bucks taking notes to war that's quite profitable isn't it go to war and increase your salary by 34000000 but anyway that's going on no bid contracts are ridiculous i was a mayor and i was a governor there should never be no bid contract all contracts should be out in the open open bidding and you go to the person that can provide the job at the least expense simple. let's shift to foreign affairs china and iran have drafted a sweeping

hywel griffith, live in cardiff. leicester went into local lockdown after a sharp rise in coronavirus infections. working conditions in the city's textile factories were highlighted as a major concern. 0ur correspondent sian lloyd has been given exclusive access to the health and safety inspection team in leicester, carrying out on the spot factory visits to enforce lockdown rules. we're in the area, looking at the textiles industry and looking at compliance for covid. a visit unannounced to a clothing factory from safety inspectors. more than 30 spot checks have been carried out by the health and safety executive at sites across the city in the past week alone. leicester remains in lockdown after a spike in the number of cases of covid. and while health officials say there is no single cause for the increase, conditions in some of the 1,500 factories in leicester's clothing industry are under scrutiny. they can be quite overcrowded, some of these buildings, so social distancing is key, but also, the welfare arrangem

health advice is a matter for a numbercardiffand health advice is a matter for a number cardiff andd there's been a bit others blown up publicly involving nicola sturgeon the first minister of scotland and transport secretary about how that was all happening. but we are finally going to get a list pretty sooi'i. finally going to get a list pretty soon. so, the list of red country shouldn't go to, ever countries would usually think about before you go and green countries which are totally okay. let's check to somebody whose business is holidays. the boss of last—minute .com. somebody whose business is holidays. the boss of last-minute .com. hello. think about it, this government policy, is it actually a bit last—minute .com and some people say? yeah, i would say it's even more than last—minute .com. we weren't expecting the list on monday, monday they said later that week and now it's supposed to be tomorrow. let's hope they get their act together and finalise the list. has that delay cost you money and caused chaos in the travel industry? no, ithink caused chaos in the travel indust

and and bro. . -- row between london and cardiff and and bro.ontrol which businesses get state aid something he has been talking about for very many months and the eu have been criticising him saying he could risk disrupting for example the trade talks. and as a result we are going to find out later this week what some of those trade talks have resulted in. what the government is now saying is because it was the uk that left the eu, we would like to have control as to which british companies get state aid and the welsh and scottish governments have said "we would prefer governments have said "we would p refer to governments have said "we would prefer to actually be in control of that". one interesting angle of this is to recognise that the eu were having an influence on how for example the state aid money that our government wanted to give to businesses that were struggling during covid, how much of that was restricted by brussels and i think this speaks to boris's there that having voted to leave europe, we don't want to discover that we have t

as far as temperatures go, 15 in aberdeen, 21 in cardiff, 22 the high in london. high pressure. that will try to hold on and it will do, i think, towards the south for the most part through the week. a frontal system pushing in towards the north—west will bring some rain in the north—western areas through the middle of the week. towards the south it will warm up a little bit. this is bbc news. the headlines: there's been a record number of new cases of coronavirus in 24 hours — 260,000 cases were reported. the biggest increases were in the us, brazil, india and south africa. borisjohnson says he doesn't believe another nationwide lockdown will be needed — even if there's a second spike of coronavirus this winter. eu leaders meet for an unscheduled third day of talks on a post—coronavirus economic recovery plan. there's been a record number of profit warnings issued by leading uk businesses that are listed on the london stock exchange.

in cardiff, 22 the high in london.sure. that will try to hold on and it will do, i think, towards the south for the most part through the week. the frontal system pushing in towards the north—west will bring some rain in the north—western areas through the middle of the week. towards the south it will warm up a little bit.

as far as temperatures go, 15 in aberdeen, 21 in cardiff, 22 the high in london. i think, towards the south for the most part through the week. a frontal system pushing in towards the north—west will bring some rain in the north—western areas through the middle of the week. towards the south it will warm up a little bit. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. more than a quarter of a million coronavirus cases in 24 hours — the largest single—day global rise in cases since the start of the pandemic. china's ambassador to the uk tells the bbc the uk's decision to drop huawei from it's 5g networks is a bad move for the country. i think uk should have its own independent foreign policy rather than dance to the tune of americans, like what happened to huawei. eu leaders meet for an unscheduled third day of talks on a post—coronavirus economic recovery plan. lebanon faces economic ruin as the country's currency loses 80% of its value against the dollar resulting in soaring prices.

put them backin equalised a minute later to put them back in control of the thai and they did give cardiffd an equaliser to enforce extra time so it will be a westmoreland between fulham and bra nford westmoreland between fulham and branford at westmoreland between fulham and bra nford at wembley westmoreland between fulham and branford at wembley next week. england's women will not play in that she believes cup next year because of fears of her coronavirus. the fa said the decision has been made based on uncertainties around the future trend of the pandemic. england who won the tournament in 2019 also competed in this event in the uk went into lockdown. ahead of the uk went into lockdown. ahead of the british grand prix, ahead of the british grand prix this weekend, racing point driver sergio perez has tested positive for coronavirus and will now miss the race at silverstone. perez is now in self—quara ntine, along wih all his close contacts, after becoming the first formula one driver to return a positive test since the return of racing. staying in america and there's been a big blow for

heading off to malaga today on the first flight from cardiff since lockdown began.th—long blanket quarantine didn't help. this is bbc news. our main headline this hour. president trump is facing criticism over his plans to celebrate american independence day at mount rushmore — with no compulsory face masks or social distancing. more now on that story. medical experts are warning that the normal us holiday celebrations could create infection superspreader events and worry the impact of fourth ofjuly events could be catastrophic. we can now speak to dr joshua barocas, who's assistant professor of medicine at boston university school of medicine and infectious disease physician at boston medical center. thank you very much for talking to us. my pleasure. thanks for having me. so how very worried are you about this weekend? you know, the whole situation right now is quite frightening. i think we generally thought, maybe we would be in a little bit of a lull, but it's quite clear across the country we've got what amounts to a wildfire virus going on. a wildfire virus. w

tomos morgan, bbc news, cardiff.ur scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon has said the wearing of face coverings in shops will become mandatory from next friday. nicola sturgeon announced some changes to social distancing rules in specific situations. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon is in glasgow. bring us up to date with what has been announced. face coverings were already mandatory in public transport here in scotland but from next friday they will be compulsory in shops as well. certain exceptions, children under five will be exempt, as will people with certain medical conditions. but the first minister in her press briefing today said to the rest of us, don't wait until then, get into the habit of it now. nicola sturgeon also announced some changes to the two metres rule. she said the signs haven't changed but she said this rule is something which has serious economic implications and as the number of people with the virus falls the risk of transmission is less and can be mitigated by other measures, s

swansea could still catch cardiff or nottingham forest for a play—off place. work to be done, of course. even for the champions, ahead of the final round of fixtures. leeds were back in training today ahead of their game at derby tomorrow. but, maybe they could be forgiven for being in a celebratory mood. defender luke ayling filmed them as they chanted their manager's name as he arrived earlier. # marcelo bielsa # marcelo bielsa # marcelo bielsa #. and they've good reason to praise their manager... the man who's guided leeds back to the top flight after a 16 year wait. joe lynskey looks back on their return to the premier league. in return to the premier league. 2004, leeds united flight in 2004, leeds united left the top flight in tears. the three—time league champions hoped the drop down would be temporary. instead it took a generation. just three years earlier, leeds were in the champions league last four, but they got their expending what they could not afford. huge debts meant star players had to leave and relegation left a broken club in freefall. soon t

wet in the south, so in the early hours of the morning, we are expecting some rain in places like cardifff rain. mild, 16 degrees, the north of the country overnight with clear skies will turn fairly chilly, to produce five, six, seven outside of town. tomorrow, a very different day across wales in the north of england, clear skies, beautiful weather for liverpool, england, clear skies, beautiful weatherfor liverpool, hull, newcastle. the south of the country will be colder and cloudier, and probably some spits and spots of rain still affecting the extreme south—east there. in scotland, we are expecting showers on sunday. the under sunday, we are expecting the high pressure to build of the atla ntic high pressure to build of the atlantic and that means the weather will start to settle down because of —— beyond sunday. that means it will bea —— beyond sunday. that means it will be a fine start to the week, light winds, plenty of sunshine, fair weather cloud building up, a really pleasa nt weather cloud building up, a really pleasant summers day to come, i think, for the start of the week.

and to the south of our front, it's a warm night, temperatures around 15 degrees in cardiff and londonweather front‘s still with us, slow—moving. the rain turns a bit heavier for a time late morning, north wales, northern areas of england. but you can see all the while, the front doesn't really move very far very fast, so still bringing some damp weather to wales, northern england, the north midlands into the afternoon. south—east of our front, i think the temperatures could well reach the high 20s in the hottest spots, but further north and west, we've got that cooler and fresher feel to the weather. now, for the test match in manchester, well, it's not looking great, really. it's a damp morning here. the rain slowly easing off, i think, as we head through the day, but there will be some disruptions to play here. now, through saturday evening and overnight, here is the same weather front only slowly moving down towards the south—east. so, on sunday, we will have a change in the weather pattern across east anglia, south—east england, a cloudy start to the day with rain at times. behind

to the south of our front, it's a warm night, temperatures around 50 degrees for cardiff and london.er front‘s still with us, slow moving. the rain turns a bit heavier for a time late morning, north wales, northern areas of england. you can see all the while, the front doesn't really move very far very fast, so still bringing some damp weather to wales, northern england, and north midlands into the afternoon. southeast of our front, i think the temperatures could well reach the high 20s and the hottest spots, the further north and west, we've got that cooler fresher feel to the weather. now, for the test match in manchester, well, it's not looking great, really, it's a damper morning here. the rain slowly easing off, i think as we head through the day, there will be some disruptions to play here. through saturday evening and overnight, here is the same weather front only slowly moving down towards the southeast. so, on sunday, we will have a change in the weather pattern across east anglia, southeast england, a cloudy start to the day with rain at times. behind that front, brighter s

national park rescue it's a charity that supports national parks around the world he joins us from cardiff now tell us what's happening with the elephants in botswana poachers responsible for this this. high get out think about me at the moment it's impossible to say whether boats are involved there are 3 main candidates for what this could be poachers all farmers poisoning the elephant is one possibility the disease is the 2nd possibility and the 3rd is that this is a naturally occurring toxic something like a blue green algae or an anthrax at the moment so the results come back we don't know which one it is is it possible that if they're being hit by a disease that it could be transmitted to people i mean we have we've heard about these transgressions from from species to species recently. the most famous of all being covert 19 of course we're all living with the consequences of disease coming out of viral not a species probably a penguin and then into people and vast shut down the entire world so for me it's vital that we rule out the possibility of that happening again there's a preced

if anything, it will be a bit warmer than today, temperatures up to 20 in edinburgh, 22 in cardiff, andst west indies test match at southampton, with the sea breeze causing the temperatures to level up at about 21. still plenty of warm sunshine. looking at the early pa rt of warm sunshine. looking at the early part of next week, the high pressure starts to slip away, low pressure starts to slip away, low pressure m oves pressure starts to slip away, low pressure moves in, but the scent of that low is quite a long way to the north of the uk, so its effects are relatively weak. 0n north of the uk, so its effects are relatively weak. on monday, more cloud and patchy rain coming from the north and west, little rain affecting southern and eastern areas, where the best of the dry and weather will be. temperatures 23, but turning cooler and fresher in the north—west, as the weather turns increasingly breezy. that's not the only low pressure we will see during the week ahead, with more low pressure starting to dive in for tuesday and wednesday. each of these bringing renewed bouts of cloud at o

the world's largest elephant population and the only cannot make anything up on joins us now from cardiff he's a director of conservation per national park rescue which is and the organization i just mentioned fish focuses on preventing the slaughter of elephants rhinos and lions in sub-saharan africa thanks for being with us so how unusual is it i see these kind of numbers of elephants dying in this way is totally unprecedented especially outside of the drought season so you might expect to see it die off happening when there's real lack of water or lack of food the providers in flood the moment and for something like this to happen which is either a disease or a toxin of some form is completely obvious that it seems that abuts want to say that they've collected samples and they sent them off to south africa zimbabwe and canada for testing but until those results come back or other any ideas about what could be causing the deaths we're all speculating there's a lot of speculation going on as as you mentioned 'd coaching has be ruled out but we haven't ruled out that it was a poison laid

and to the south of our front, it's a warm night, temperatures around 15 degrees in cardiff and londonng. the rain turns a bit heavier for a time late morning, north wales, northern areas of england. but you can see all the while, the front doesn't really move very far very fast, so still bringing some damp weather to wales, northern england, the north midlands into the afternoon. south—east of our front, i think the temperatures could well reach the high 20s in the hottest spots, but further north and west, we've got that cooler and fresher feel to the weather. now, for the test match in manchester, well, it's not looking great, really. it's a damp morning here. the rain slowly easing off, i think, as we head through the day, but there will be some disruptions to play here. now, through saturday evening and overnight, here is the same weather front only slowly moving down towards the south—east. so, on sunday, we will have a change in the weather pattern across east anglia, south—east england, a cloudy start to the day with rain at times. behind that front, brighter skies work in with

and to the south of our front, it's a warm night — temperatures around 15 degrees in cardiff and london us, slow—moving. the rain turns a bit heavier for a time late morning north wales, northern areas of england, but you can see all the while, the front doesn't really move very far very fast, so still bringing some damp weather to wales, northern england, the north midlands into the afternoon. south—east of our front, i think the temperatures could well reach the high 20s in the hottest spots but further north and west, we've got that cooler and fresher feel to the weather. now, for the test match in manchester, well, it's not looking great, really. it's a damp morning here. the rain slowly easing off, i think, as we head through the day, but there will be some disruptions to play here. now, through saturday evening and overnight, here is the same weather front, only slowly moving down towards the south—east. so on sunday, we will have a change in the weather pattern across east anglia. south—east england, a cloudy start to the day with rain at times. behind that front, brighter skies

so for the early hours of the morning, we are expecting some rain in places like cardiff, southampton of rain, mild here, 16 degrees. the north of the country overnight with the clear skies will turn fairly chilly, temperatures could be five, six, 7 degrees outside of town. tomorrow, a very different day across wales and the north of england, look how sunny it is, clear skies, beautiful weather there for liverpool, for hull, for newcastle. the south of the country will be cooler and cloudier public some spits and spots of rain still affecting the extreme south—east there. in scotland, we are expecting some showers on sunday. beyond sunday, we are expecting the high pressure to build off the atlantic, and that means that the weather will start to settle down, so that does mean it's going to be a fine start to the week ahead, light winds, fair bit of sunshine and fair—weather cloud building up, really pleasant day to come for the start of the week. temperatures around 22 and in london, a little bit fresher in the north around 17 celsius and the indications are that we will keep the fine

wet in the south, so for the early hours of the morning, we are expecting some rain in places like cardiff16 degrees. the north of the country overnight with clear skies will turn fairly chilly with temperatures of five, six or 7 degrees. tomorrow is a very different today across wales and north england. look how sunny, clear skies and beautiful weather there for liverpool, hull and newcastle. the south of the country will be cooler and cloudier, probably some spots of rain still affecting the extreme south—east there. in scotland, showers on sunday. beyond sunday, we are expecting the high pressure to build off the atlantic, and that means the weather will start to settle down, so that does mean it is going to be a fine start to the week ahead. light winds, plenty of sunshine, just a bit of a fair weather cloud building up. a really pleasant summer's day to come for the start of the week. temperatures around 22 in london, pressure in the north around 17 celsius. —— fresher. the indication is we will keep the fine weather, and look at that in southampton. beautiful conditions through most

debbie is on the way back to cardiff, filling out an online covid form, ahead of a two—week quarantine her a great deal of stress. i wish i hadn't come to spain now. i wanted to come away and i wanted a holiday, but i wouldn't have gone, had i known that there would be the self—isolating on my return. hotels and resorts outside the city say they're working hard to reassure tourists that it's as safe as possible, but despite intense diplomatic efforts, british officials have shown no sign of changing course. gavin lee, bbc news, barcelona. the impact of the latest restrictions on travel to and from spain has led to calls for coronavirus tests to be conducted on people arriving in the uk as an alternative to quarantine. the british government says it's looking at a range of options —— to manage the risk of people importing the disease —— as our science editor david shukman reports. a sudden rise in coronavirus cases in kosovo. all over europe, there are local surges of new infections, but whether this amounts to a second wave is unclear. in germany, an outbreak at a farm in bavaria has l

at theatres from belfast to cardiff, edinburgh to london, the only thing on show today was this artisticroyal exchange and say they are highlighting the plight of theatres which have been devastated by having to close during the pandemic. it's not just people who work in the building, it's the freelancers and also costume hire. there's, like, so many places that we rely on to work with all the time and that is all part of the wider economy. and it just seems a real shame... it doesn't feel like that's been acknowledged. since this theatre closed its doors, one production after another has been cancelled and millions of pounds of revenue lost. now, the royal exchange's managers say that it's fighting for survival and there's the possibility they may have to make up to 65% of the staff here redundant. last year, julie hesmondhalgh starred in mother courage at the royal exchange. it's really emotional, actually, being here with all the lights off. today, she sat on its empty stage and called for increased government support for the theatre industry. it's notjust about people having a lovely

at theatres from belfast to cardiff, edinburgh to london, the only thing on show today was this artisticct by a group of stage designers. they've also wrapped manchester's royal exchange and say they are highlighting the plight of theatres which have been devastated by having to close during the pandemic. it's not just people who work in the building, it's the freelancers and also costume hire. there's, like, so many places that we rely on to work with all the time and that is all part of the wider economy. and itjust seems a real shame... it doesn't feel like that's been acknowledged. since this theatre closed its doors, one production after another has been cancelled and millions of pounds of revenue lost. now, the royal exchange‘s managers say that it's fighting for survival and there's the possibility they may have to make up to 65% of the staff here redundant. last year, julie hesmondhalgh starred in mother courage at the royal exchange. it's really emotional, actually, being here with all the lights off. today, she sat on its empty stage and called for increased government support

for cardiff central i'm joined live in the studio to get more details on this just want to through the details what exactly was in this letter. while this letter appears to be the fallout of the highly anticipated and much delayed report that was released earlier this week in the u.k. now that report assessed the possibility of the extent of russian interference in u.k. politics as a whole and it came to the sensational conclusion that it was quote the new normal and that the kremlin's lost of mind in key decisions from bracks to the scottish referendum to the general election in december 29 t. but i gave up suddenly no proof to substantiate those claims all t.-bone did get a shout out in the report alongside thoughts on trolls all channels accused of distorting information in order to breed discord in a bid to fracture western societies now seemingly on the back of the fact a leaked and i will say unverified matter has come to light allegedly from joe stevens who is the cultural secretary so high up in the labor party and the left who was sent a part of called which is the u.k.'s medi

heading off to malaga today on the first flight from cardiff since lockdown began.d tens of thousands ofjobs. a month—long blanket quarantine didn't help. france's president macron has named jean castex as his new prime minister, following the sudden resignation of edouard philippe. hours after mr philippe's resignation, it was announced that a french court would open an inquiry into the way his government has handled the pandemic. from paris lucy williamson reports. france's republican guard offers little protection from politics. at the prime minister's residence today, power was transferred at arm's length. no handshake allowed to mark the fresh start for president macron‘s government or its new post—coronavirus look. the new prime minister is a right—wing mayor with a strong southern accent, described in one report as a swiss army knife with connections everywhere. jean castex was propelled to the front line of french politics during the coronavirus epidemic, after years in the shadows as a senior civil servant and assistant to former president nicholas sarkozy.

at theatres from belfast to cardiff, edinburgh to london, the only thing on show today was this artisticct by a group of stage designers. they've also wrapped manchester's royal exchange and say they are highlighting the plight of theatres which have been devastated by having to close during the pandemic. it's not just people who work in the building, it's the freelancers and also costume hire. there's, like, so many places that we rely on to work with all the time and that is all part of the wider economy. and itjust seems a real shame... it doesn't feel like that's been acknowledged. since this theatre closed its doors, one production after another has been cancelled and millions of pounds of revenue lost. now, the royal exchange‘s managers say that it's fighting for survival and there's the possibility they may have to make up to 65% of the staff here redundant. last year, julie hesmondhalgh starred in mother courage at the royal exchange. it's really emotional, actually, being here with all the lights off. today, she sat on its empty stage and called for increased government support

for cardiff central. for more on this you just read through the contents of this alleged letter from. while this letter appears to be the fallout from the highly anticipated and much delayed report which was released earlier this week in the u.k. now the report assessed the possibility of the extent of russian interference in u.k. politics as a whole and how the very sensational conclusion that it was in fact the new normal and that the kremlin was mostyn minding its key decisions in the u.k. from brights it to the scottish referendum even to the election of the conservatives in 2019 however no evidence was actually given to substantiate those claims now r.t. did get a shout out in that report alongside trolls on balts channel was accused of distorting information in a bid to fracture western societies so you see many on the back of all of that elite and i will say an unverified matter has come to light allegedly from gerry stevens who is the shadow culture secretary or as you said very high up in the lab

have a lot of cloud left across south wales, they a bit misty and murky. 50 degrees for plymouth, cardiff england and wales, even the odd showers, a small chance for a light shower in eastern england and eastern gotland. for many of us, a find a tomorrow with sunny spells, but figure cloud will introduce heavy rain in northern ireland for the afternoon. fairly warmer temperature than most places 18 — 2a degrees, but during friday night, that rain in the west will sweep its way these words. some very heavy thunder rebirths of rain here letting the arrival of low pressure —— thundery bursts. it will not look or feel like summer. it will be unusually windy for some time of year. there will be some sunny spells but also very heavy showers. saturday morning will take her overnight band of rain away, but to the day lots of heavy showers. if you do what desk at one of those downpours, it could give you a lot of rain. —— if you do catch one of those downpours. a little bit cooler the further west you are. and then into sunday, low pressure still in charge. showers particularly towards the northwe

so for the early hours of the morning, we are expecting some rain in places like cardiff, southampton north of the country overnight with the clear skies will turn fairly chilly, temperatures could be five, six, 7 degrees outside of town. tomorrow, a very different day across wales and the north of england, look how sunny it is, clear skies, beautiful weather there for liverpool, for hull, for newcastle. the south of the country will be cooler and cloudier public some spits and spots of rain still affecting the extreme south—east there. in scotland, we are expecting some showers on sunday. beyond sunday, we are expecting the high pressure to build off the atlantic, and that means that the weather will start to settle down, so that does mean it's going to be a fine start to the week ahead, light winds, fair bit of sunshine and fareweather cloud building up, really pleasant day to come for the start of the week. temperatures around 22 and in london, a little bit fresher in the north around 17 celsius and the indications are that we will keep the fine weather. in fact, look at that, sout

for cardiff central to talk to saskia about its contents. while this last appears to be the fallout of the highly anticipated and much delayed report that was released this week in the u.k. now that report assessed the possibility of the extent of russian interference in u.k. politics as a whole and it came to the sensational conclusion that it was quote the new normal and that the kremlin's lost a mind in key decisions from bracks to the scottish referendum to the general election in december 29 t. but i gave up no proof to substantiate those claims on t.v. though did get a shout out in the report alongside thoughts on trolls all channels accused of distorting information in order to breed discord in a bid to fracture western societies now seemingly on the back of the fact a leaked and i will say unverified matter has come to light allegedly from stevens who is the cultural secretary so high up in the labor party and the latter would send a party to call which is the u.k.'s independent regulator and essentially follows all news outlets and

wet in the south, so for the early hours of the morning, we are expecting some rain in places like cardiffti6 london, and norwich in for a bit of rain. mild here at 16 degrees. the north of the country overnight with clear skies will turn fairly chilly with temperatures of five, six or 7 degrees. tomorrow is a very different today across wales and north england. look how sunny, clear skies and beautiful weather therefore at liverpool, hull and newcastle. the south of the country will be cooler and cloudier, probably some aspects of rain still affecting the extreme south—east there. in scotland, showers on sunday. beyond sunday, we are expecting the high pressure to build off the atlantic, and that means the weather will start to settle down, so weather will start to settle down, so that does mean it is going to be a fine start to the week ahead. light winds, plenty of sunshine, just a bit of a fair weather cloud building up. i really pleasant summer's day to come for the start of the week. temperatures around 22 in london, pressure in the north around 17 celsius. the indication is we will

the day actually shouldn't be too bad at all on monday, for example, in belfast, glasgow or even cardiffill calm down. there'll be sunshine around. but look at this. the winds are coming in out of the northwest — that's quite a cool source, so the temperatures aren't going to be spectacular. we're talking around 13 in stornoway — barely 13 there — 16 in belfast and, again, below average across the south of the country. but talking about the temperatures, they are expected to rise significantly. at this stage we could be hitting the high 20s or even 30 degrees celsius by the time we get to friday. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. british holiday—makers returning from spain will have to quarantine for 1h days from today because of a spike in cases there. the short notice change came into force at midnight in the uk. now that we found out the information, some of the people in the hotel are travelling back this morning so it hasn't left very long for us to make the same arrangements for us to make the same arrangements for when

if anything, it will be a bit warmer than today, temperatures up to 20 in edinburgh, 22 in cardiff, ande temperatures to level off at about 21. still plenty of warm sunshine. looking at the early part of next week, the high pressure starts to slip away, low pressure moves in, but that low is quite a long way to the north of the uk, so its effects are relatively weak. on monday, more cloud and patchy rain coming from the north and west, little rain affecting southern and eastern areas, where the best where the best of the dry weather will be. temperatures 23, but turning cooler and fresher in the north—west, as the weather turns increasingly breezy. that's not the only low pressure we will see during the week ahead, with more low pressure starting to dive in for tuesday and wednesday. each of these bringing renewed bouts of cloud at outbreaks of rain, so it's not exactly going to be a subtle sweet but, the further south and east you are, the better chance you have of the weather dry and relatively sunny. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the worl

debbie is on the way back to cardiff, filling out an online covid form ahead of a two—week quarantineeal of stress. i wish i hadn't come to spain now. i wanted to come away and i wanted a holiday, but i wouldn't have gone, had i known that there would be the self—isolating on my return. hotels and resorts outside the city say they're working hard to reassure tourists that it's as safe as possible, but despite intense diplomatic efforts, british officials have shown no sign of changing course. gavin lee, bbc news, barcelona. the latest restrictions on travel to and from spain have triggered calls for coronavirus tests on people arriving in the uk, as an alternative to quarantine. 0ur science editor, david shukman, now on how the government is trying to manage the risk of people importing the disease. a sudden rise in coronavirus cases in kosovo. all over europe, there are local surges of new infections. but whether this amounts to a second wave is unclear. in germany, an outbreak at a farm in bavaria has led to a new warning. numbers are still relatively low, compared to many countries

oxfam warns that cardiff 19 could cause months hunger across the globe and kill 12000 people a day. to. developing in otherwise middle income in the philip countries the money is flowing to the big companies and it's really not getting down to the people that need it. paul finds mixed feelings of the e.u. one welcoming u.k. tourists without self isolation as brits get the green light to travel to $59.00 countries i think they will be regarded somewhat with suspicion 1st of all we need to make sure that they do not have the virus that they have had to turn. and then then they have the right to enjoy themselves. very well welcome you're watching r.t. international with me carrying our top story turkey's landmark hagia sophia museum which through its long history has also been a cathedral and a mosque has been converted back into a place for muslim press to enjoy i mean like all of other mosques the doors of the hagia sophia will be open to all locals all foreigners muslims and muslims hagia sophia humanity's common legacy will continue to embrace everyone with its new status in a more