over to you, sue barker, the pride of the channel islands. overto you, heather watson.screen here in a valley against germany'sjule niemeier which summed germany's jule niemeier which summed up germany'sjule niemeier which summed up the first set. watson tried to race making the most of her first ever first—round race making the most of her first everfirst—round match but ever first—round match but ultimately... everfirst—round match but ultimately... yes, first set to jule ultimately... yes, first set tojule niemeier 6—2. watson could neither outrun her 32—year—old an opponent or outthink. all this past champions were watching a rising shia sonic star, new question —— watching a rising star, no question. 6—1 in the sector than a nice touch of the crowd. i sector than a nice touch of the crowd. , ., ., , ., crowd. i 'ust want to say sorry that i had to crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick _ crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick out _ crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick out a _ crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick o

around the coast, sunny, 72 channel islands, and a bit of a breeze blowing down through the likes of across the south. now, into thursday evening and through into friday, we will start to see that cloud sitting in place, but then a few more showers pushing their way northwards. the wind shift direction slightly. temperatures won't drop a huge amount. still, temperatures and the mid teens across the south. for friday, showers, a greater chance of seeing them, particularly heavy ones across parts of wales, the midlands, rumbling up in northern england. flashes of lightning, rumbles of thunder. some through the english channel which could get to the south coast and affect the channel islands. 0n the few showers through scotland and northern ireland. all of us will see temperatures closer to the july of us will see temperatures closer to thejuly norm. 0ne of us will see temperatures closer to thejuly norm. one or two, a bit below. each builds back and this we can come arena times in the north and west, still very little rain towards the south and east and temperatures in the high 20s by

some through the english channel, which could get close to the south coast and affect the channel islandsorthern ireland. all of us will see temperatures closer to thejuly norm, for one or two, a little bit below. as i said, heat builds back in this weekend, welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: a clear and present danger — president biden pledges to make the biggest ever investment to combat climate change, but stops short of declaring an emergency. i will do everything in my power to clean our air and water, protect our people's health, to win the clean energy future. his warning comes as wildfires continue to rage across europe. firefighters struggle in the heatwave to tackle flames in greece, spain and italy. the former chancellor, rishi sunak, and foreign secretary, liz truss, will go head to head in the race to become the next british prime minister. and feeling their way through shanghai's lockdown —

some through the english channel, which could get close to the south coast and affect the channel islandstures closer to thejuly norm, for one or two, a little bit below. as i said, heat builds back in this weekend, there will be rain at times in the north and west, still very little rain towards the south and east, and temperatures in the high 20s by sunday. in the country — jack fincham. welcome to bbc news. i'm tim willcox. our top stories: as wildfires continue to rage — president biden pledges to make the biggest ever investment to combat climate change. i will do everything in my power to clean our air and water, protect our people's health, to win the clean energy future. despite winning a confidence vote — is mario draghi about to once more resign as italy's prime minister?

some through the english channel, which could get close to the south coast and affect the channel islandsn towards the south and east, and temperatures in the high 20s by sunday. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i�*m stephen sackur. around the world, there are signs of deepening worker discontent. inflation is outstripping wages. global corporations stand accused of putting profits before people, while many governments see organised labour as a threat. why then is the union movement seemingly in retreat? have workers lost their faith in collective action? well, my guest is long time boss of the international trade

some through the english channel, which could get close to the south coast and affect the channel islands of us will see temperatures closer to thejuly norm, for one or two, a little bit below. as i said, heat builds back in this weekend, there will be rain at times in the north and west, still very little rain towards the south and east, and temperatures in the high 20s by sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines: as wildfires rage across europe and the us, president biden has issued the latest stark warning on the threat posed by climate change. he's pledged an investment plan totalling $2.3 billion on a range of new measures. he called climate change an existential threat to the world. the embattled italian prime minister, mario draghi, has won a confidence motion in the senate, but three parties from his coalition boycotted the vote, which means he will be forced to resign, probably on thursday. mr draghi's broad—based government has been in power for the past 18 months. parliament in sri lanka has voted for prime minister ranil wickremesinghe to become the country's new president, des

some through the english channel, which could get close to the south coast and affect the channel islandsd. all of us will see temperatures closer to thejuly norm, for one or two, a little bit below. as i said, heat builds back in this weekend, there will be rain at times in the north and west, still very little rain towards the south and east, and temperatures in the high 20s by sunday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. a threat to our very existence. as wildfires continue to rage, president biden pledges to make the biggest—ever investment to combat climate change. i will do everything in my power to clean our air and water, protect our people's health, to win the clean energy future. fire—fighters across europe struggle to cope with the excessive heatwave temperatures. sorry. i don't know. no trees, nothing. i don't know.

some through the english channel, which could get close to the south coast and affect the channel islandsjuly norm, for one or two, a little bit below. as i said, heat builds back in this weekend, there will be rain at times in the north and west, still very little rain towards the south and east, and temperatures in the high 20s by sunday. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. another beauty trend is taking off on social media. it's all about getting that perfect smile — by shaving down your own natural teeth. people travel all over the world for their cosmetic dental needs, and one destination seems to top the list — turkey. 0n tiktok alone, the hashtag #turkeyteeth has over 100 million views. dental work there is much cheaper than the uk, there's sometimes a luxury hotel included in the price,

some through the english channel, which could get close to the south coast and affect the channel islandsand. all of us will see temperatures closer to thejuly norm, for one or two, a little bit below. as i said, heat builds back in this weekend, there will be rain at times in the north and west, still very little rain towards the south and east, and temperatures in the high 20s by sunday. this is bbc news. i'm tim willcox. our top stories: a threat to our very existence. as wildfires continue to rage, president biden pledges to make the biggest—ever investment to combat climate change. i will do everything in my power to clean our air and water, protect our people's health, to win the clean energy future. despite winning a confidence vote, is mario draghi about to once more resign as italy's prime minister? inside parliament, sri lanka's lawmakers choose their new president. outside, protests continue against the selection of prime minister ranil wickremesinghe. music and a window into the past.

some through the english channel, which could get close to the south coast and affect the channel islandss the south and east, and temperatures in the high 20s by sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines... us presidentjoe biden unveiled a series of executive measures to combat climate change. mr biden said his administration would make the largest ever investment — 2.3 billion dollars into combating cimate change. the contest to become britain�*s next prime minister has been narrowed to two candidates — the former chancellor, rishi sunak, and the foreign secretary, liz truss. the final choice now goes to party members. spain and france say, they�*ll invest more money in fighting wildfires after the devastation caused by the current heatwave in western europe. these the latest pictures from zaragoza province — and the emergency response. the new sri lankan president has called for unity in the face of the ecpnomic meltdown in the country.

some through the english channel, which could get close to the south coast and affect the channel islandstwo, a little bit below. as i said, heat builds back in this weekend, there will be rain at times in the north and west, still very little rain towards the south and east, and temperatures in the high 20s by sunday. most famous cities. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. tax rises or tax cuts? two candidates, two views on tackling the worst cost of living in a generation. the end of free money in europe. the 19 nations that use the euro face their first interest rise in a decade — and some of them will find it tough. a government in collapse — and 2.5 trillion in the red. why italy is raising fears of a new european debt crisis. plus — tesla pulls the plug on bitcoin. selling three quarters of its holdings after a steep fall in the cryptocurrency.

some through the english channel, which could get close to the south coast and affect the channel islandssaid, heat builds back in this weekend, there will be rain at times in the north and west, still very little rain towards the south and east, and temperatures in the high 20s by sunday. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today — the uk's next prime minister — the final two candidates in the conservative leadership race, liz truss and rishi sunak, begin to set out their pitches to win over party members. as temperatures cool, families across the uk begin to deal with losing their homes in heatwave wildfires. did this week's heatwave add to the growing problem of food waste? after fridges failed in the hot temperatures, pictures emerged of empty shelves. why did it all have to be thrown away? i'll be finding out. coming together — the widows of roy castle and james brokenshire join forces to call for national lung cancer screening.

gathered roll call of winners and then establish the final cheerfor sue barker, the pride of the channel islandsw all of that? over to you, heather watson. she is at the top of the screen here in a rally against germany'sjule niemeier which summed up the first set. watson tried to race making the most of her first ever first—round match but ultimately... yes, first set to niemeier 6—2. watson could neither outrun her 22—year—old opponent nor outthink her. all this past champions were watching a rising star, no question. 6—1 in the sector than a nice touch to the crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick out a british player today. well, she fully deserved to win. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. disappointing on the into heather watson who ended up playing every day these championships and if you consider herfirst and day these championships and if you consider her first and second round matches carried across to date because of the weather. point in the week she said the organisers were trying to kill me but the previous two rounds were a better positioned on the day starting first on

and the channel islands, here, temperatures at around 20 or 21.s still with us, but this little kink on the isobars an indication that something's happening in the atmosphere which is going to start to produce a few more showers. we call it a trough, and it'll help to destabilise things, so some heavier showers across wales, the midlands, northern england, maybe into southern scotland. either side of that, there will some drier weather, just one or two showers. but with a bit more of a southerly flow, notice how the temperature's creeping up a little bit, closer to the late july average. into friday, still some showers, especially across the northern half of the country. a bit more sunshine compared with thursday further south and warmer still. could see temperatures 27, 28 degrees by that stage, and even across scotland and northern ireland, low 20s for some. there will be some rain, though, in the western isles and northern ireland later, a bit of rain at times this weekend, too, but the further south and east you are, not only staying dry, but

bob is a racing pigeon who set out from guernsey in the channel islands three weeks ago, supposed toethe north of england. but alaba is where the four-year-old bird turned up. his owner believes he may have hitched a ride on a passing oil tanker. lindsey moore stories on the website. if you are online, you can get me, too, on social media, @lvaughnjones. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: pediatric surgeon. volunteer. topiary artist. a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and

in earlyjune, bob set off from guernsey, in the channel islands, on a 400—mile race home to tyneside,to alabama in the southern united states, 4,000 miles from home. it's believed he hitched a ride on a cargo ship. bob was identified thanks to his distinctive leg bands, i'm pleased to report that bob did eventually make it home. we'll take a look at tomorrow's front pages in a few minutes in the papers — our guestjoining me tonight is kieran andrews, scottish political editor at the times. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben. hello there. saturday was a warm and humid day for many of us. in places, we got to see some sunshine. in other places, the humidity gave rise to a lot of cloud, mist and murk and some outbreaks of rain, and there's more cloud and rain in the forecast for sunday across some parts of the uk. the sunniest conditions will be up to the north. the earlier satellite picture shows this pipeline of cloud, bringing some outbreaks of rain. we're starting sunday on a pretty soggy note across parts of wales, northern england, the north midlands, eastern england

meet bob, racing pigeon who set off from guernsey in the channel islands three weeks ago, adding to the of sunshine and showers but the day's showers were a lot bigger, there were loads more thunderstorms around than we've seen over the past few days and whenever you see big clouds tearing upwards through the skies like these, well, you know someone's getting soaked. someone lived in south newington as those heavy downpours came through here. really hefty shower. now, the showers and thunderstorms that developed through the day have actually kept going for the first part of the night as well and they have tended to migrate towards the pennines, north east england and will generally begin to fade away over the next few hours. but at the same time, we'll probably see some rain just spinning its way across the north sea, grazing north east scotland over the next few hours. here are your morning temperatures. now, for friday itself, we've got low pressure in charge. it's a day of sunshine and showers, broadly speaking. however, we will see another low bringing some more general rain into no

job has allowed me to see places that i would never have been to before, so for example, the channel islandsrk, and is like a bit of a refresher when you have to go back into the busy mainland life. they all have facilities. anything you require for cooking, cleaning, this is where we prepare and eat food. nice and cosy. the bedroom. this is my bunk here. nice and cosy. the bedroom. this is my bunk here-— nice and cosy. the bedroom. this is my bunk here. but, what to do in the eveninrs my bunk here. but, what to do in the evenings when _ my bunk here. but, what to do in the evenings when you _ my bunk here. but, what to do in the evenings when you live _ my bunk here. but, what to do in the evenings when you live at _ my bunk here. but, what to do in the evenings when you live at the - evenings when you live at the office? well, documented the adventure. i office? well, documented the adventure-— office? well, documented the adventure. ., ., , ., ., adventure. i am always photographing thins, but adventure. i am always photographing things. but when _ adventure. i am always photographing thi

this is bob, a racing pigeon, he set off from guernsey in the channel islands a few weeks ago.old bird was finally found. his owner believes he may have hitched a ride on a passing oil tanker. quick reminder of our top story this hour. president volodymyr zelensky has called for ukraine's candidacy to join the european union to be sped up. he said membership should be quick not take decades. meanwhile, there were missile strikes overnight on a resort near the black sea port of odesa. that is it from me. plenty more online. this is bbc news. july has got under wayjust where jun left off with lots of heavy showers abound. this is one of the showers abound. this is one of the showers crossing aberdeenshire and he take a look at the vader and lichen detector you can see today's bigger storms have been across eastern scotland and down the seasoned saint of england as well but already our attention is turning to this next area of a million from the western over the next few hours this is going to extend from northern ireland across scotland, good part of wales, eventually reaching so

the pride of the channel islands, over to you, heather watson. rally here against germany'sjule niemeier, which summed up the first set. watson chased and raced, trying to make the most of her first—ever fourth—round match, but ultimately... 0h! yeah. first set to niemeier, 6—2. watson could neither outrun her 22—year—old opponent, nor outthink her. all those past champions were watching a rising star, no question. jule niemeier, in herfirst wimbledon, is through to the quarterfinals. 6—4 in the second set, and then a nice touch for the crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick out a british player today. ah, well, she fully deserved her win. but what gathered above wimbledon then was the sunday reality — one british player left in the singles. he's on the baseline, about to unleash a forehand. that's phenomenal. cameron norrie, against america's tommy paul, a player ranked below him, an opponent he knows well. norrie took the first set 6—4, and cautious confidence rippled through court number one. a few nerves are starting to creep into

in earlyjune, bob set off from guernsey, in the channel islands, on a 400—mile race home to tyneside, atlantic, to alabama in the southern united states, 4000 miles from home. it's believed he hitched a ride on a cargo ship. bob was identified thanks to his distinctive leg bands, and looked after by staff at a local animal shelter, who put an appeal out on social media. so the next time your flight is delayed or diverted, he's just been reunited with his owner. his left turn — his downfall. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @garethbarlow. thank you forjoining us. hello there. saturday was a warm and humid day for many of us. in places, we got to see some sunshine. in other places, the humidity gave rise to a lot of cloud, mist and murk and some outbreaks of rain, and there's more cloud and rain in the forecast for sunday across some parts of the uk. the sunniest conditions will be up to the north. the earlier satellite picture shows this pipeline of cloud, bringing some outbreaks of rain. we're starting sunday on a pretty soggy note across parts of wales, northern england, the north m

still want these big corporations to pay something rather than basing in the bahamas for the channel islands using that as a tax -- >> greg: every problem to them is the nail. the use the hammer of taxes. why can't they just trying to solve a problem without burdening people that actually create things. >> geraldo: isn't that a problem that the 50 top profitable corporations pay no taxes questioning >> dana: no. i don't believe that that's true. the way congress has set the tax. nobody's saying corporations are doing something illegal. they are following the tax code but the congress can't see to legislate anything. they say let us at attacks. one of the going to get for that additional money? >> geraldo: among other things they claim that over $300 billion will be taken off the deficit. that benefits the average american. rather these corporations getting all this profit and distribute in it as dividends which only helps their fat cat -- >> dana: we'll see. almost all of them are on record saying you should not raise taxes in a recession. we will see if they stick to that. >> greg: great wa

looking at the sea lions, no one is there, on the july hiatus down to the channel islands. probably be back at the end of the month. 63 in santa rosa, 71 by the delta. a lighter southwest wind. mid and upper 60's inland. already three to six degrees cooler at the coast, that will allow for 60's and 70's to arrive as the deck of low clouds begins to shrink a little. drizzle in some spots, hot inland today and tomorrow, by as much as 10 degrees. cooler days arriving tuesday and wednesday, coinciding with high tide awe a l the king tied tuesday and wednesday. mid and upper 90's as we get closer to the sacramento valley today and tomorrow. tomorrow will be a little warmer. notice the warmth drifting into the bayside communities, where they are shielded from the sea breeze. it will feel pretty warm in spots. tuesday, the sea breeze strengthens the south wind, that takes to the middle of the week where we bring temperatures down. a nice break, we do not get too hot. it is summertime, third year of the drought. upper elevations looking at relative humidity pretty low on top of mou

largely dry, some sunny spells and much sunnier this afternoon towards the south—west and the channel islandssome of the showers, thunderstorms will gradually fade from the west through the night. a zone of clearer weather coming in. and then by the end of the night, some wet weather returns towards ireland. temperatures around 11 to 15 degrees, a little bit down on recent nights. so another good morning to open the windows. but, as i said, there is something milder coming in. that's because low pressure is set to swing in this weekend, with it outbreaks of rain in the north and west. and as it moves in, we start to drag in our air again off the atlantic, so that will boost the temperatures, and also that slightly more humid feel. so let's start with saturday, first of all. cloudy, maybe showery start for some in the east, turning drier and sunnier here. in the west, a bit of sunshine and then clouding over outbreaks of rain, fairly showery in nature, heaviest, most persistent across parts of western scotland. more of a breeze around through tomorrow, more especially in the west. but that bre

, — sunshine towards the channel islands, devon and cornwall but the showers _ islands, devon generally 16 to 22 or 23 degrees, much cooler than we have been used to but— much cooler than we have been used to but closer— much cooler than we have been used to but closer to where we should be for this— to but closer to where we should be for this stage injuly. showers this evening, _ for this stage injuly. showers this evening, fading tonight across the east, _ evening, fading tonight across the east, pushing into the west. not a cold night — east, pushing into the west. not a cold night but not too warm and humid — cold night but not too warm and humid. humidity creeps up for the weekend, — humid. humidity creeps up for the weekend, so with outbreaks of rain, temperatures back into the 20s widely— temperatures back into the 20s widely and to east anglia and the south—east, high 20s, it may be low 30s _ south—east, high 20s, it may be low 30s more _ south—east, high 20s, it may be low 30s. more details later. thank you. it is just a short 7:15am. the number of people paying for

he's in jersey on the channel islands and joins asli thanks very much for joining us on the program. so a blake, my phone, a warning deal on bell sent me all ringing that should a deal because there are some very serious issues to, to try and deal with. and so some of the actions being taken so far, frankly, unfair to soul that you have. this is one of those terrible words we're having to do without we hadn't seen 70 stagflation, which is a combination of potentially stagnating economy within inflation. so how would you try not to avoid that laugh in effect, man ripped and she creating more inflation. so it's a very difficult decision for the european central bank. you try and manage here, because if you look at inflation across the euro zone overall, i guess for most of all 4 are sent to the few ania at 15 percent. well there are different areas. so how do you fix an interest rate recovering those 2 issues now with great difficulty and either we're seeing interest rates are increasing across europe as well as the if you and the u. k. you just mentioned the european central bank. the

the channel islands, southern england and much of wales dry and sunny.es look pretty quiet at the moment but i promise you, there it does look pretty quiet at the moment but i promise you, there were lots of people coming through earlier, dropping off their bags for early morning flights. 45 flights scheduled to leave the airport today in total and 45 arriving. this terminal was completely closed to passengers about nine months of the past two years and even when it was open, it was quiet with 1500 passengers coming through every day. we are now up to 15,000 a day but nowhere near the pre—carry—macro peak. —— the peak before covid macro. there is a challenge for a lot of airports because they lost a lot of staff during covid and they have been on a recruitment drive to get staff to cope with larger passenger numbers. here they say they have pretty much filled all critical roles, such as security officers. other jobs roles, such as security officers. otherjobs going for new recruits in other roles around the airport. how does it look at other big airports

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could catch a shower in southern counties later, as well as the channel islands, and with an onshoret cooler. but temperatures up to 22 celsius. carol, thank you very much. the time now is 6.15. if you've noticed empty fridges in your local supermarket in the past few days, you're probably not alone. it's all down to the heat, and there's calls for more to be done to stop food being wasted when fridges fail. hannah's with us and is looking into this one for us. lots of people this morning are saying they noticed the farage's were getting empty, struggling to fine a note in various supermarkets. well, we can answer that one for you right now. —— struggling to fine milk in various supermarkets. —— find milk —— the frenchs were getting empty. —— the frenchs were getting empty. —— the fridges. the heatwave brought disruption to many of us, but some of the supermarkets really struggled to keep their cool. welcome to our virtual supermarket, where everything is just fine now the temperatures have dropped. but look at these pictures from the last couple of days. this is what some tesco stor

kudrin alexander nochev, natalia litovka first channel indonesian island of bali big talks within the20 foreign minister discuss the most pressing world problems. sergei lavrov has already ruled negotiations with i will note with my turkish and chinese colleagues that western demands not to let russia into this meeting did not find a response; the pressure policy failed about why the us secretary of state thought more about the photo in bali than dressed in dmitry chuvakov's report. indonesia is called the country you are now herbs one of them bali this year from a tourist paradise turns into a political capital of the world in november the g20 summit will be held here. in the meantime, foreign ministers have gathered on the island, special attention to contacts in bilateral format. as diplomats say on the fields, the meeting of guests in indonesia is warmly received under national melodies and in traditional costumes, security measures. it’s very serious here, the hotel where the meeting is being held is cordoned off by the military and the police, armored vehicles are pulled up in t

showers for the greater chance of a few showers on friday, odd heavy torrential ones around the channel islands cloud and rain across parts of scotland was the temperatures climb back into the low 20s, a few sonny spells too. but for they solve where you most likely to stay dry and that is crucial because it's been a very dry month, we will see temperatures climb back into the mid or high 20s, wanted to spots even closer to 30 degrees with “p spots even closer to 30 degrees with up bbc news next. now, there are just two left. tory mps have chosen rishi sunak and liz truss to face a final vote by conservative party members. the question now for our members is, who is the best person to defeat keir starmer and the labour party at the next election? i believe i'm the only candidate who can do that. i am the erson only candidate who can do that. i am the person who _ only candidate who can do that. i am the person who can _ only candidate who can do that. i am the person who can go into no 10, hit the _ the person who can go into no 10, hit the ground running and get things— hit the ground running

honored with the american -- african-american achievement award at california state university channel islands also aided in the establishment of the ventura county african-american chamber of commerce, tricounty century newspaper, and the naming of the thurgood marshall school in the oxnard school district. i encourage my colleagues to support this bill, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, i urge passage of h.r. 5659 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5659. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended -- for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> request the yeas and nays, please. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to c

the stars of the russian stage tv version of the grandiose final concert will show the ntv channel on the islandpiece of land in the barents sea. these days, a general cleaning is underway, the former strategic frontier of the soviet union with several military units and related infrastructure has long since become uninhabited, but remains filled with rusting equipment of the russian geographical society. together with the ministry of defense they take out garbage as part of the cleaning of the russian arctic alina repina looked. if you fly to murmansk to rent a boat for 30 thousand and sail for four hours, then you can get on kildin lost in the middle of the barents sea, a ghost island, teredina - this is the edge of the earth, where there are two lighthouses, five bears and zero people, but once everything was different military units were residents. there are about 14,000 people here, there were people with people. here was, er, a military garrison, civilian ships used to go here, a fortress that was left an empty shell of dew, trembling in the wind, in the fifties at the height of the cold w

launched at the same time at the minute of 0 hours, dozens of channels immediately published the news that a russian ship had been bombed. snake islandrs well, as we remember, then an incident happened. russian tv channels showed these dead. ah, the soldiers whose heroes zelensky buried a few days ago today in the city of sevastopol in a rescue tug a miner of ukraine from the serpent's island, the number of eighty-two people citizens ukraine a dead man who has risen is now addressing you. therefore, think for yourself that for some reason, why the fact that we have been hanged noodles for many years for eight years, i was convinced of this. today it was the last straw when we were buried while we are still alive. gave posthumous awards that nafig not needed. then i just have no other words, how to say that our government? to put it mildly, just bad people. i always said that i was political, moreover, when the war in the donbass began in the fourteenth year. i was exactly the same political, as before, but after i ended up in the mariupol maternity hospital after my photo flew around the world, i had to explain to everyone that i was

and the channel islands, here, temperatures at around 20 or 21.staying dry, but you'll probably stay on the warmer side of things as well. see you soon. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. trump speaks in washington. the first time since jan 6th. but no new news yet on whether he will run in 202a. the american dream is being torn to shreds and we will not have a country left if this economic, social attack on civilisation itself is not quickly reversed. he started speaking over an hour ago — and he's still going. he's just been speaking about the poor quality of windscreen wipers. also speaking in washington, the vice president trump left to the mob. we are not all that different says mike pence, exept one of us is obsessed with the past. and england are on their way to the euro 2022 final — they lead sweden 3—0 in the semifinal. tonight with the context, stefanie brown james co founder of collective pac, the group campaigning for equal representation in american politics and tom peck political sketch writer at th

channel one kildin island.of parliament extends its work for a week, its speaker announced today following a meeting of the council of the state duma. viacheslav volodin according to him, the postponement of the parliamentary holidays is connected with the receipt in the duma of a serious package of bills that need to be considered as soon as possible, we are talking about measures to support citizens and the country's economy. the council of the state duma today decided to hold an extraordinary plenary meeting on july 15 at 12:00 p.m. it is planned to consider the initiatives of the government and deputies to support citizens and the economy on july 4 at consideration of the state duma received 42 bills in 2 weeks, a total of 86 initiatives were submitted. our task is not to leave them for the fall, but to try to consider them as soon as possible . first of all, we are talking about measures to support the people of the economy, as well as social protection of citizens and military personnel. the younger gener

channel. also the northern island protocol that this could remain still and even keel.hink he needs to focus entities clearly trying to get a grip. let's see what resignations, the next 24 hours 24 hours and rather rishi sunak and ort sajid javid decide to not have them publish their letters on twitter for the world to see, whether they add new interviews or statements to their letters. i think that will be crucial for this their letters. i think that will be crucialfor this prime their letters. i think that will be crucial for this prime minister who as an alley quite rightly said, this country faces many challenges. there are people with long covid, people who have jobs, are people with long covid, people who havejobs, tojobs who are people with long covid, people who have jobs, to jobs who can't pay their bills. these are very real world problems. edi their bills. these are very real world problems.— world problems. of course. i let's move on to _ world problems. of course. i let's move on to the _ world problems. of course. i let's move on to the end _ world problem

this is bob, a racing pigeon who set off from guernsey in the channel islands three weeks ago, headingdy with you because we are looking at a day of sunshine and showers. but with a brisk breeze, the showers should move through more readily. we have got a weather front moving and bringing rain into the northern islands, and by the end of the day into northern ireland. for wimbledon today, a lot of dry weather and some bright spells, some sunny intervals, but we are not immune to a shower. if we do catch one, it will be lighter than yesterday, and it will move through that bit quicker on the brisk breeze. busy afternoon and the rest of us, further showers will develop. some across north—east england, central and eastern scotland could be heavy and thundery. the rainbow push into the northern isles, and another band of rain will come in across northern ireland. there will be a lot of dry weather too, and some of us will see some sunshine and stay dry. temperatures of 13—22 north to south. pollen levels across wales and much of england today are high. forthe wales and much of england toda

running through the english channel as well, which could clip southern england as well as the channel islandsn from the atlantic with its various weather fronts. so the weather's going to turn a bit more unsettled. still, to start the day, some sunshine in eastern areas staying mostly dry in the southeast. but then we've got showers or longer spells of rain coming in from the west and gusty winds, especially with exposure across the coast of northern ireland in south east scotland. the other thing that's happening is the wind is changing direction. it's going to have more of a southerly component to it. so you can see the temperatures starting to rise. and on sunday, we could see a temperature of 30 degrees once again somewhere in the southeast, but more rain showers in the north and the west and then it cools down again on monday. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11... foreign secretary liz truss and former chancellor rishi sunak go head to head on policy on tax as they set out their pitches to the members of the uk conservative party. the new leader will become the next prime minister. fo

annual swimming of the ponies back of the reserve's herd of wild ponies swim is the channel between the neighboring islandce the herd which is the other side to maintain the size. wait to see it return after the pandemic. [singing "sweet caroline"] 32 that occurred in england celebrating its women's soccer team 4-0 win over sweden with a rousing version of sweet caroline, the team heads to the final in the euro 2022 championship this coming sunday. very popular american song has been taken by english soccer fans lately and was even performed at the queen's platinum jubilee this tune. now, would you do this for your pet? a man in the united arab emirates opening an indoor dog a gym to help pet owners keep their pooch is fit and healthy through the summer months. that get harnessed and run for 15 minutes each on the treadmills. what you think? neat idea or a little over the top? over and natural, the animal getting spoiled on is as an still create the rodents and birds and labors to charcuterie board. lots of fruits and veggies back of the zoo says it goes through 3,000 pounds of food every week feeding its

does maintain back channels with taiwan and makes sure the island has forces to 2k5 defend itself. taiwan produces 92% of the world's most-advanced chips, including the ones that power iphones. but that could soon change yesterday the senate passed a bill to shore up manufacture of chips at home. >> this is a sputnik moment where america realized, this time it wasn't russia but china, another rival power would get way ahead of us if we didn't pull out all the stops, and this legislation is the first large step in pulling out all of those stops. so that we can stay number one >> reporter: the bill also got the okay from the house and is now headed to the president's desk for his signature >> a lot to weigh, especially with that potential trip thank you, brie. >>> there is new data this morning showing the economy shrank for a second straight quarter. but the biden administration is pushing back on the idea that we already in a recession here's emily ikeda >> reporter: the numbers confirm it the u.s. economy is showing. >> two back to back negative quarters is not good >> reporter: g

sunny in the south and the channel islands to start.etition to the welsh government calling for children in care not to be housed in bed and breakfast accommodation while they wait for a suitable foster placement or children's home. now in a new follow—up documentary, children's charities have warned that many young people in care in the uk still feel they're not getting the support they need. we will speak to michael in a few minutes but first... paul heaney reports. some of the stories i'm going to tell you are shocking. but, more than that, they are shameful. for michael sheen, it's become a passion — listening to children who have found themselves unable to stay with mmum, dad orfamily. so these are all the photos i've got from the majority of my childhood, from, like, three to 12, 13. while hope's mum wasn't able to look after her, she has really good memories growing up with her grandparents. i think, at that point, i really wanted to be in the police, when i was little. things changed when she was 13. exploited by older people, n

who meets this beautiful day wake up with the first channel live from the arrow of vasilyevsky island, timur solovyov, because very soon, literally in 3 days, we will all be celebrating this wonderful holiday together. day of the russian navy, of course, by the way, today is thursday the twenty-eighth. yes, we counted on sunday, marked it with a red circle in our calendar and remembered that we were from the very early morning at 7 o'clock in the morning we will show st. petersburg, ships, neva how the city is preparing for the parade. by the way, he is now preparing, as it happens. by the way, how tourists walk around the city. what are the most beautiful places? will we tell you everything? walks along the rivers and canals of the hermitage and saki bridges are all a must-have program in st. petersburg. today we will go along a non-standard route in the yusupov palace, quite informal communication with tourists over a cup of tea or coffee will tell all the gossip of st. petersburg, the truth of those years. why is the first the owner of this house boris nikolaevich yusupov why did h

anti-terrorist steps of recovery main navigation through the danube-black sea channel thanks to the liberation of the islanduth of bystro became available for the passage of ships with agricultural products. this is reported by the administration of sea ports of ukraine with data from the department. the first days of the full-scale war, on june 30, after effective strikes by ukrainian missile and artillery units, the occupiers left the island in russia, calling it a gesture of kindness free white tigers are aggressive lions and parrots on skateboards national circus of ukraine started a new season of performances, artists returned to the arena together with their pets, went to the first shows and our correspondent dmytro didura learned how more than hundreds of wild animals lived during active hostilities at the beginning, emotions were simply i was so overwhelmed that tears came to my eyes, these animals, these theories, well, i liked it very much , i was very prepared in such conditions, military, remarkable. under the dome of the national circus of ukraine, children's laughter and a lot of applause are

espresso tv channel, the restoration of navigation on the danube-black sea channel thanks to the liberation of the snake islandlobystre became available for the passage of ships with agricultural products. this is reported by the sea ports administration according to the ministry of ukraine, two tugboat barges have already passed through the mouth of bystra. i would like to remind you that the russian troops captured a snake in the black sea before reaching its destination. in the first days of the full-scale war, on june 30, after effective strikes by ukrainian missile and artillery units, the occupiers left the island in russia, they called it a gesture of goodwill, white tigers are aggressive, lions and parrots on skateboards, the national circus of ukraine started a new season of performances, the artists returned to the arena together with their pets for the first our correspondent dmytro didura went to the screenings, he found out how more than hundreds of wild animals lived during the active hostilities , lord, at the beginning, the emotions just overflowed to the point of tears these animals are gone,

who meets this beautiful sunny hot day along with the first channel on july 26 on the calendar of the spit of vasilyevsky islandetlana zeynalova timur is a nightingale. rise rise. get up comrade. it's a beautiful day, and ahead of us is waiting for an amazing day. we have such a surprise for you, i'm all the time. distracted like i won't tell you. you know dreams come true, girls, dreams come true. yes? in the meantime, we are with you again, dreams come true. we dreamed of visiting with you to see how beautiful it is, the city of st. petersburg as he saw peter the great himself, and now we will show it to you. abramov is the first. i am but i say dreams come true we know petersburg this is how peter himself saw it. what you see is recreated from the archives of engravings, this was petersburg in the early years. after its foundation, the history of virtual reality revived the peter and paul fortress . see towers in the distance. see, it's in the shape of a star. she is all visible. the spire of the church of peter and paul was already recognizable on the first engravings. true, the fortress itself was then cal

we have seen in the last few days so another humid day across southern counties and into the channel islandsds drifting across scotland and northern ireland, northern england and outbreaks of rain again. still drying on the south and temperatures may be creeping up in the south—east corner to around 28 celsius. elsewhere, sticking around the high teens on the low 20s but as we go through the weekend and into next week the concern arises again, heatwave part two on its way and through the first part of next week we could see temperatures in england and wales in the mid—30s and the potential we could get to around 38 celsius. we will keep you updated, but at the time being, back to you both. matt, thank you very much. the -addfina both. matt, thank you very much. the paddling pool is staying up. golf kind of in a battle for its soul, because every one of the top golfers on the eve of the open are asking themselves, what are they in it for and what is the motivation, is it the money which is being offered by this new breakaway golf league, and allegations of sports washing because it's coming fr