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we will be recording that in wales, just outside cardiff.g and listen to you do that? of course you could. thank you. he speaks welsh what does that mean? see you in wales. bryn�*s musical education at the guildhall school of music brought him to london for the first time. he won a coveted place there in 1984 and, in his last year, he was awarded the school's top music prize, the gold medal. hello, bryn. i made it to wales. hello, chaps, thank you so much. terrific to be here. we are in the middle of recording an album of sea shantys. so we're going to rehearse and record today. one of wales�*s most famous tunes. do a little bit of drunken sailor as well. # what shall we do with a drunken sailor early in the morning?# and what is the welsh song about? it is about this wonderful ship that he has been cleaning and he is making it look like his best parlour and he is off to travel the world but, of course, he wants to come back home as well. to beautiful wales. like the character he is singing about, bryn travels around the world. he is used to

near cardiff we have not had a quarter of the june cardiff we have not had a quarter of thejune average rain fall. there is a bit on the way. we have gloomy skies in western areas and will that will come outbreaks of drizzle. but you can see although it is wet in western areas, many areas willjust get an odd millimetre. clouding over with light rain and drizzle working in. the second front where we have some humid air that will continue to work in from the west. so most of the rain today not heavy. you might see a few spots arriving in south—east england late afternoon. but no great amounts of rain. temperatures, a humid 18 to 21 for many of us. now tonight that humid air will push many of us. now tonight that humid airwill push in many of us. now tonight that humid air will push in and the rain turning heavier in scotland. but most of the rain light and patchy. some low cloud over the hills and some mist and fog patches are expected. and it will feel muggy. temperatures not falling before 16 or cardiff and london. into the weekend, low pressure stays to the north of the uk. we have bri

in 1989 he won the song prize in the bbc cardiff singer of the world contest. �* . , cardiff singer ofontest. but i was really nervous in _ contest. but i was really nervous in that - contest. but i was really i nervous in that competition contest. but i was really - nervous in that competition and within the days of competing as well i was doing an opera as a student in the world hall music as well so it was maybe an insight into how one's career will develop but undoubtedly it will develop but undoubtedly it will gain you those steps up the ladder much quicker than expected. the ladder much quicker than exoeeted-_ the ladder much quicker than exected. �* ., , expected. and it was with the welsh national— expected. and it was with the welsh national opera - expected. and it was with the welsh national opera that i expected. and it was with the i welsh national opera that bryn had his professional operatic and cosy family duty. it owes as much to the family tradition as much to the family tradition as it does to opera. currently the welsh national opera's director oversaw that performa

the bbc puzzling editing of security camera footage distort what happened before two boys died in cardiff last week? mentioned last week the view of some of you that bbc news had been devoting too much airtime to the departure of phillip schofield from itv's departure of phillip schofield from itv�*s this morning. by the time we went on air last friday night, development in the story was at the top of that ten o'clock news. tonight at ten, when itv�*s biggest names, phillip schofield leaves itv with immediate effect. the former host of this morning admits lying about an host of this morning admits lying aboutan affair host of this morning admits lying about an affair with a younger male colleague, which he has called on wise but not illegal.— wise but not illegal. leslie smith had this reaction. _ wise but not illegal. leslie smith had this reaction. you _ wise but not illegal. leslie smith had this reaction. you lead - wise but not illegal. leslie smith had this reaction. you lead with l had this reaction. you lead with this trivial story despite... on saturday's bbc one bulletins it was

york valkyrie — the lowest ranked side left in the competiton — face cardiff demons.the silverware, the challenge cups are on display at york was my community stadium this weekend, which will host a quarterfinals double—header on sunday. the pitch is lovely here, and a sunny day, i am very excited for sunday. a good chance for us as an individual and as a club. the goal line defence has to be set well here. the york knights are the only non—super league team still left in the competition, and their game against leigh promises to be tough. you never say never, and in cup competitions, the unthinkable is not unthinkable. we have seen challenge cup upsets in the past, with lower league sides overcoming super league sides. it is not unthinkable that will happen, but it will be a tough ask on a tough afternoon on sunday. it is the women are first and they are riding high, winning every game they have played so far this season. i think we have a good group of girls, and did notjust the talent on the field, but a group of girls that are willing to play for each other, a real

and — train system for the cardiff and valley lines. 30 train system for the cardiff and valley linesike collecting _ bigger risk. things like collecting your - bigger risk. things like collecting your mobile | bigger risk. things like - collecting your mobile phone if you drop — collecting your mobile phone if you drop it, going to get your football— you drop it, going to get your football if you kick it over the — football if you kick it over the fence, things like that now have _ the fence, things like that now have an — the fence, things like that now have an added danger. you don't have _ have an added danger. you don't have to _ have an added danger. you don't have to touch the equipment to receive — have to touch the equipment to receive a — have to touch the equipment to receive a shock. getting to close — receive a shock. getting to close can _ receive a shock. getting to close can electricity can actuallyjump.— close can electricity can actuallyjump. close can electricity can actuall 'um -. . , ., actually 'ump. the warnings are also actuallyjump. the warnings are also very

let's bring in our correspondence, thomas morgan was there in cardiff.homas, take us through what the police are actually saying here. the? take us through what the police are actually saying here.— actually saying here. they have arrested up _ actually saying here. they have arrested up to _ actually saying here. they have arrested up to 20 _ actually saying here. they have arrested up to 20 people - actually saying here. they have arrested up to 20 people from | actually saying here. they have - arrested up to 20 people from those riots that happened a week ago monday. 0n the 22nd of may. let me just run through the story again really, because we first got wind that something was happening in the west of cardiff in a neighbourhood called belief, one of the most deprived areas of whale. we heard that there was a ride happening. there was a live stream coming from the riot and you could see about 30 to 40 the riot and you could see about 30 to a0 young men, mostly really having the best part of a fight with riot police, really hurling missiles and settin

it's part of our metro, our tram and train system for the cardiff region. train system for the cardiff, region. that will mean faster and cleaner _ region. that will mean faster and cleaner trains _ region. that will mean faster and cleaner trains in - region. that will mean faster and cleaner trains in the - region. that will mean fasterl and cleaner trains in the years ahead, but also a bigger risk. things like collecting your mobile phone if you drop it, going to get your football if you kick it over the fence, things like that now have an added danger. you don't actually have to touch the equipment to receive a shock. coming too close means the electricity can actually jump. the warning is also very clear and very visible. you're live with bbc news. let's see how the markets are faring today. quite an interesting month, things looking a bit different, the asian markets broadly higher. brent crude around $74 a barrel. 0n the us markets, the big news is going to be what happens with the job number a little later on today. you can see currently all in positive territory, so we will se

but the mood here very different to what was happening in cardiff, a very sombre mood.what has happened. greater manchester police have offered their condolences to the boy. but as you can see, flowers being left at the scene here tonight. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. a pro—military pop star has died in hospital in myanmar, after being shot by an alleged anti—regime gunman. the assassination of lily naing kyaw is the latest in a series of high—profile killings. in australia, the government plans to ban public displays and sales of nazi symbols. it said the move was prompted by a rise in far—right activity. the kenyan government says it has enough evidence to charge a cult leader who convinced his followers to starve themselves and their children to death with genocide. at least 250 people are now known to have died since the cult�*s activities came to light in april while a further 600 people are still missing. officials at the vatican say pope francis has spent a restful day, after undergoing surgery for a hernia on wednesday. the 86—year—o

lower temperatures here, 15 degrees, whereas pushing the mid 20s in cardiff.the humidity increasing across the southwest. again, really warm in the southwest. again, really warm in the south—west with temperatures typically in the low to mid 20s, still on the fresh side closer to the north sea coast all the way from hull to aberdeen. temperatures will continue to creep up and by the weekend we could be talking about high 20s in some spots and also the risk of showers and thunderstorms, which we do need. goodbye.

york valkyrie — the lowest ranked side left in the competiton — face cardiff demons.the silverware, the challenge cup is on display at the community stadium this weekend, which will host a quarterfinal double—header on sunday. quarterfinal double-header on sunda . , . quarterfinal double-header on sunda. , . , ., , sunday. the pitch is lovely here, and a sunny _ sunday. the pitch is lovely here, and a sunny day. _ sunday. the pitch is lovely here, and a sunny day, i _ sunday. the pitch is lovely here, and a sunny day, i am _ sunday. the pitch is lovely here, and a sunny day, i am very - sunday. the pitch is lovely here, l and a sunny day, i am very excited for sunday. a good chance for us as an individual and as a club. the coal line an individual and as a club. the goal line defence has to be set well here _ goal line defence has to be set well here. ., ~' goal line defence has to be set well here. ., ~ , ., ., , here. the york knights are the only non-snoer — here. the york knights are the only non-super league _ here. the york knights are the only non-super league

but the mood here very different to what was happening in cardiff, a very sombre mood.reater manchester police have offered their condolences to the boy. but as you can see, flowers being left at the scene here tonight. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, has visited the flooding in the southern kherson region — and he's criticised the lack of help from international aid agencies. ukraine and russia have accused each other of attacking the dam, while rescuers are still trying to save people who are still trapped. our ukraine correspondentjames waterhouse sent this report. a visit with deliberate timing — president zelensky assessing another ukrainian trauma, an unfolding disaster in the middle of a war. he praised medical staff and promised them kherson would be rebuilt. but the russians can do deliberate too. a couple of hours later, the same area was shelled, with a near—miss for volunteers doing an already impossiblejob. it's hard to picture an estimated four cubic miles of water until you're in it. victor and vitaly haven't stopped for two days, searching for p

part of our metro, our tram and train system for the cardiff and valleys lines.— system for the cardifflleys lines. that will mean faster and cleaner _ valleys lines. that will mean faster and cleaner trains - valleys lines. that will mean faster and cleaner trains in l faster and cleaner trains in the years ahead but also a bigger risk. the years ahead but also a bigger risk-_ bigger risk. things like collecting _ bigger risk. things like collecting your - bigger risk. things like collecting your mobile | bigger risk. things like - collecting your mobile phone if you drop it, going to get you for but if you kick it over the fence, things like that now have an added danger. you don't actually have to touch the equipment to receive a shock. coming too close can mean the electricity can actually jump. the warning is also very clear and very visible. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. your live with bbc news. russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, is in south africa ahead of a summit of major economies — the so—called brics group — in august. south africa

but the mood here, very different to what was happening in cardiff, a very sombre mood.and are distraught at what has happened to stop greater manchester police have offered their condolences to the boy, and you can see flowers being left here at the scene tonight.— see flowers being left here at the scene tonight. nick, thank you very much. ukraine was part of those discussions in washington, let's show you what it is like there right now for the communities flooded since tuesday's dam explosion. people across a large area in the south east of ukraine have been affected — and there are wider consequences for agriculture and military strategy. we have some infrared satellite images that show where the dnipro river was flowing before the damage to the dam. and after — the water spreading out across the land on both sides, which means homes and crops flooded and possibly landmines floating out of known minefields. on the military side, the situation will make it harder for ukraine to move across the river into territory controlled by russia. and at a time when it wants to

quite humid in the west — 15 for liverpool and for cardiff.oasts of scotland. pollen levels tomorrow, high or very high for the majority, so continued issues for hay fever sufferers. and temperatures 20 to 2a or 25 degrees, so down just a touch on where they have been of late. now, we could see a shower at edgbaston through tomorrow. on the whole, it will be dry, but the increasing chance of some heavy downpours into sunday and monday for the ashes cricket. now, through saturday night, we'll see quite a lot of low cloud rolling onto eastern coasts of england and scotland and further showers in the west. and as we get into sunday, this area of low pressure wobbles a little closer to our shores. also, this frontal system pushing up from the south. so this is a combination that will bring more in the way of downpours and thunderstorms. don't take the position on the graphics too literally. they will be showers, they will be hit—and—miss. there'll be places in between that stay dry. but particularly across england and wales, we could see intense t

the inquest has opened into the death of two teenagers from ely, in cardiff, who were riding an electricroad by a member of the public last week. our wales correspondent, tomos morgan, is in pontypridd. well, if you cast your minds back to last week after the death of kyrees sullivan and harvey evans, riots erupted in the area of ely in cardiff after rumours sparked a riot due to rumours of police following the boys in the minutes before the collision happened. no, those rumours were denied originally by the police, but then cctv did emerge that prove that a police van was following the boys in the moments before their death. but it wasn't on the road when the accident happened. now, today, we have learnt from the inquest that opens here that the provisional cause of death of kyrees sullivan was blunt force head injury and the provisional cause of death for harvey evans was head and trunk injury. the police watchdog is looking into the actions of south west police —— south wales police and the inquest he has been adjourned until the police and the watchdog's investigation has been comple

it's also looking into the deaths of two teenage boys in cardiff last month, who died on e—bikes afterk garnett reports from salford. —— rowan bridge reports now from salford. the day after saul cookson died there's now a small shrine to the teenager. police say they were following saul down this street. they had to stop because of the bollards you can see but saul cut through want of this main road, where he collided with an ambulance. this mobile phone footage shows the road soon after the incident as police taped off the area to begin their investigation. 0ne eyewitness who took pictures at the scene said it looked like there had been a chase. it it looked like there had been a chase. . , . , ., chase. it was rapid, it went dead fast and he _ chase. it was rapid, it went dead fast and he went _ chase. it was rapid, it went dead fast and he went round - chase. it was rapid, it went dead fast and he went round there, i chase. it was rapid, it went dead j fast and he went round there, an ambulance hit him, do you know what i mean? ithought, boom, i heard the noise, you know what i mean

music changing to another neutral slow march, cardiff. another neutral slow march, cardiff castle.at the slow march past is complete. in the stands around horse guards today, thousands of family and friends of those taking part in the parade, and of course many more of you following the parade around the uk and overseas, among those here the family of lance sergeant, the lone drama we spoke about earlier, talking to jj charmers —— loan drama. talking to jj charmers -- loan drama. ., , ,, , ., ,, drama. you will be keeping a keen ionic, drama. you will be keeping a keen ionic. how— drama. you will be keeping a keen ionic, how are _ drama. you will be keeping a keen ionic, how are you _ drama. you will be keeping a keen ionic, how are you feeling - drama. you will be keeping a keen ionic, how are you feeling right - ionic, how are you feeling right now? . ., , , now? excited to be here, the first time to see. _ now? excited to be here, the first time to see. i _ now? excited to be here, the first time to see, i have _ now? excited to be here, the first time to see, i have seen - now?

mid—20s, for example, in cardiff. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news.a. the clock is ticking for search and rescue teams to find a missing submersible that disappeared on a trip hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. time is running short in the race to save five people onboard a submersible missing in the north atlantic near the site of the titanic. on sunday, all contact was lost with the sub, about an hour and 45 minutes into its dive.

mid-205, for example, in cardiff. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news.issing submerisible that disappeared on a trip

they've been left all over the streets of cardiff after harry styles concerts this week.ve had a little bit of a fight, doesn't it? his fans definitely know how to dress, that's for sure. you're all caught up. see you later. his fans definitely know how to dress, that's for sure.

with cloud so the lowest temperatures here at 15 degrees whereas we are pushing to the mid 20s in cardiffday where we are starting to see the first signs of showers building at the humidity increasing in the south—west and getting warm in the south—west and getting warm in the south—west with temperatures typically in the low— and mid—20s and still on the fresh side and close the north sea coast. but temperatures continue to creep up by the weekend and we could be talking about at high 20s in some spots and also the risk of those showers and thunderstorms which we do need. goodbye.

mid—20s, for example, in cardiff. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news.isappeared on a trip to the wreckage of the titanic. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. time is running short in the race to save five people onboard a submersible missing in the north atlantic

st athan is near cardiff and that's been one of the driest areas we've seen, not even a quarter of the, there is a little bit of rain to come through today, but for the most part it's light and patchy. these rather grey skies typical of the skies you'll have working into western areas. and if i look at the rainfall totals through the whole of the day today, you see most of the rain is across western areas, but it's really light and patchy, just not millimetre of rain here and there. something a bit wetter for western scotland for a time. now, over the last few hours we have seen the cloud increasingly move in and we've got a couple of warm fronts set to move in. the first, bringing a little bit of patchy rain. the second, well, that's where we've got the really humid air that is starting to edge its way in. and so through this afternoon across wales, western england, northern ireland too, we are looking at damp weather, fairly persistent and thick drizzle coming down with the low cloud on the tops of the hills that we saw. there'll be some mist and fog patches high up as well. eastern

he's emeritus professor of water and environmental engineering at cardiff university in the u. k. welcome to the w professor. now the scale of this disaster is very hard to fath. i'm, can you put it into perspective for us? maybe we can just start with the immediate impact on the people in the affected region. a well done breached failures, one of the most serious and catastrophic events. you can imagine if you have a massive conductive storm for example, and we're seeing more or more of those across europe as as a result of climate change. you still have plenty of time to react. well, i wouldn't have plenty but you have time to react to move valuables up to higher floors in the building. you have time to move people around and so forth. so by large we don't see in general, significant number of tests and so forth that are too much more extreme events. the what does this mean? which we won't talk about here, but the father to happen to so now you have a very large wave comes hips. the town then moves on, usually at the speed of a jumbo jet to 500 miles an hour, 800 kilometers an h

quite humid in the west — 15 for liverpool and cardiff.ud and some very murky conditions developing across the northern isles, maybe getting into some northeastern coasts of scotland. pollen levels tomorrow, high or very high for the majority, so continued issues for hay fever sufferers. and temperatures 20—25 celsius, so down just a touch on where they have been of late. now, we could see a shower at edgbaston through tomorrow. 0n the whole, it will be dry, but the increasing chance of some heavy downpours into sunday and monday for the ashes cricket. now, through saturday night, we'll see quite a lot of low cloud rolling onto eastern coasts of england and scotland and further showers in the west. and as we get into sunday, this area of low pressure wobbles a little closer to our shores. also, this frontal system pushing up from the south. so this is a combination that will bring more in the way of downpours and thunderstorms. don't take the position on the graphics too literally. they will be showers, they will be hit—and—miss. there'll

temperatures to nearly 30 degrees celsius in the south by the time we get to sunday mid 20s, for example, in cardiffm monica miller. the headlines:

cardiff city in the south of nablus the zionists insulted the holy qur'an, and also in science and blues , they set fire to several palestinian houses, their cars and agricultural products, and the annual ceremony of the couples who made the pledge of their lives in hosseiniyeh was held with the presence of 150 couples and the families of the martyrs who defended the shrine. since 1992, 600 couples have held their wedding ceremonies next to the anonymous martyrs. in this ceremony, which was held in the presence of the families of the martyrs who defended the shrine, the gift of leadership office was given to these couples. ali and fatemeh noura are two of the 80 children who their parents are invited to the ascension of the martyrs in an annual period 150 lives with the blessing of the blood of the martyrs, god willing, we can also continue their path. they were against the people around us, and we came here, and there is a place. he said, "no, it's not corona . it won't happen at all." they closed our morals, and in fact, we should observe it in the best way, and if there is unhappiness

to nearly 30 degrees celsius in the south by the time we get to sunday, mid 20s, for example, in cardiff, i'm stephen sackur. demographers reckon india hasjust overtaken china to become the world's most populous nation. its economy is growing at 6%—plus per year despite global headwinds, and its leader is a populist who appears to be popular. so should indians be feeling good about the state of their nation?

they've been left all over the streets of cardiff after harry styles concerts this week.t it? his fans definitely know how to dress, that's for sure. you woke up now. —— you are all caught up now. see you later. hello from the bbc sport centre.

the zionist settlers insulted the holy quran by attacking one of the mosques in the city of cardiff in the south of nablus, and also in ramallah and baluz, some hosseinian houses, cars and agricultural products. they burned them an hour ago, in a televised speech, the president of russia, referring to a coup attempt, the head of the wagner group said that those who prepared the path of treason, armed rebellion and terrorist methods will be punished inevitably. vladimir putin after the security meeting with the authorities of this country the televised speech said that what russia and it is up to date is exactly a betrayal, that many arabs and personal interests have led to such a betrayal. putin said that the actions of the project and the head of the wagner group will be decisive and the measures to protect the homeland against such a threat will be decisive. the president of russia added that all people those who participated in the rebellion and treason must answer before the law and before the people . russia rock, the school's contagion forces have become difficult to control a pa

he went from the equivalent of cardiff to -- heading towards london before he actually was stopped. not know what deal with, struck but prigozhin is now in exile, and the group is, needed but putin is fundamentally weekend. >> prigozhin, we just shouldn't think that this is a man that is going to end this war, if anything, he is an even more bloody fighter than putin. >> absolutely right to say, that he empties presidents, he is ruthless in their approach, their training and so forth, and barbaric, and they are hated by the rest of the russian army. they do putin's dirty work, across the world, in places like sudan where they went in and help train both sides of that and ended up -- as well. in syria as well. >> and raping people in maternity wards? >> absolutely horrible what they, have done and yet putting created this, monster created this organization, so he didn't have any hands on and then come back to bite him. we really don't know what is going on, very dangerous and volatile time, and this is a country with nuclear weapons, and, for centuries, russia has recognized that it

investigating two officers for possible gross misconduct over an e—bike crash that killed two teenagers in cardiffowing the bike shortly before it crashed. the deaths of 16—year—old kyrees sullivan and 15—year—old harvey evans sparked a riot in the ely area. a mother and her partner have been convicted of killing her nine—year—old son, who died after being submerged in a cold bath at their house in worcestershire. carla scott was found guilty of the manslaughter of alfie steele, while dirk howell was convicted of murder. mps have launched an investigation into school inspections in england, and their impact on staff and pupils. the schools watchdog ofsted announced some changes, but has faced criticism since the suicide of a head teacher whose primary school was being downgraded from outstanding to inadequate. in a bbc interview, sir paul mccartney has revealed that artificial intelligence has helped takejohn lennon's voice from a demo tape and put it into a track that he said will be the final beatles record. the song is yet to be released and even its name is not yet known, but the news comes fi

page insists his team can be a match for anybody as they prepare for a qualifier against armenia in cardiffd since their disappointing showing at the world cup. we've got the disappointment of the world cup out of us now, out of the system. to start with that point against croatia felt like a win. and eventually the results will take care of themselves. it's like friday's game — we can't worry about the opposition too much. we have to respect what they're all about but it's about us and if we give the level of performance that i know we're capable of, we'll be a match for anybody. rory mcilroy will be looking for a similar showing on the second day of the us open in los angeles. an open to remember, two holes in one on the 15th. there were also two records — as leaders rickie fowler and xander schauffele scored the competition's first 62s in an unusually low scoring day in los angeles. former champion rory mcilroy is a notoriously slow starter in the majors, but there were very promising signs for him — he scored 65 — and hit five front—nine birdies — so is just three shots off the lead as

a game against beaten playoff finalists coventry on the sunday, shortly followed by leeds hosting cardiff app. hello and welcome back to bbc news. the bank of england is expected to announce another rise to the cost of borrowing at noon. their eyes would be the 13th in a row by the bank�*s monetary policy committee and is in response to stubbornly high inflation. inflation which measures the base prices rise at stated eight the base prices rise at stated eight the month of may, the same as in april. many analysts and economists had expected at least hoped it may have fallen to about 8.5% but it didn�*t and one of the problems we have with inflation is core inflation is still very high in the uk. there had been hoped that prices may have come down and the bank�*s remit is to keep inflation at 2%, 8.7%, way, way above bank�*s target. but the news if it does happen would come as a blow to many mortgage holders who could say their mortgage repayments rise of the cost of borrowing. the convening are financial correspondent kevin peachey in the business news in fuzz now and let�*s talk first of

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could hit 32 degrees celsius but for the west, it's going to be fresher — plymouth, 23, about that in cardiffunny spells and maybe the odd shower. and during the course of sunday evening, still some showers there across parts of scotland and northern england but for many of us, a very pleasant end to the day. let's have a look at monday now. we're sort of in between weather systems. 0ne weather front clears away, another one waiting in the wings out towards the west of the uk. so, the morning starts off sunny on monday. through the course of the afternoon, clouds will bubble up. there'll be a few showers here and there, particularly across northern parts of the uk but, essentially, a very pleasant day — a lot fresher, too. you really will notice the difference across many parts of england. in london, from the 32 degrees, more like 23 degrees celsius. and if we have a look at the weather for the week ahead, you can see the weather is looking a little bit mixed every now and then but still pretty warm in the south — temperatures low or mid 20s. the high teens expected further north. bye— bye. g

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leeds and leicester home in the opening weekend against cardiff and coventry respectively.ffield wednesday boss on friday night with all the fixtures across all three league is available now on the bbc sport website and app. be your best is the motto of the special olympics in today an 18—year—old wales certainly exceeded that. when he took a powerlifting he could only manage 20 kilos but in competition earlier he lifted more than 1110. the special olympics provide support for people with intellectual disabilities and joe wilson is of the world summer games. the powerfrom pembrokeshire, just 18 years old, king of the combined competition. in the squad, he is lifting 140 kilos, 22 stone. he began the spot with his dad in wales and now he's here in berlin watching with other family in the grey t—shirt. but now the sun left swaby and the father's limits. after the bench press 150 kilos in the dead lift and he put in a programme of personal best of italy where to be a truly worthy winner. you personal best of italy where to be a truly worthy winner.— truly worthy winner. you ar

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to nearly 30 degrees celsius in the south by the time we get to sunday, mid 20s, for example, in cardiff out in 90 minutes, with many hoping soaring prices how bad is it? the latest inflation numbers for the uk are out in 90 minutes, with many hoping soaring prices

could hit 32 degrees celsius but for the west, it's going to be fresher — plymouth, 23, about that in cardiffcourse of sunday evening, still some showers there across parts of scotland and northern england but for many of us, a very pleasant end to the day. let's have a look at monday now. we're sort of in between weather systems. 0ne weather front clears away, another one waiting in the wings out towards the west of the uk. so, the morning starts off sunny on monday. through the course of the afternoon, clouds will bubble up. there'll be a few showers here and there, particularly across northern parts of the uk but, essentially, a very pleasant day — a lot fresher, too. you really will notice the difference across many parts of england. in london, from the 32 degrees, more like 23 degrees celsius. and if we have a look at the weather for the week ahead, you can see the weather is looking a little bit mixed every now and then but still pretty warm in the south — temperatures low or mid 20s. the high teens expected further north. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. wagner boss yvegen

to nearly 30 degrees celsius in the south by the time we get to sunday, mid 20s, for example, in cardiffphen sackur. demographers reckon india has just overtaken china to become the world's most populous nation. its economy is growing at 6%—plus per year despite global headwinds, and its leader is a populist