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_ colin paterson, bbc news. thanks so much, glasgow! see _ colin paterson, bbc news.on! cheering and applause. don't forget you can get in touch with me on twitter — i'm @bbcmaryam you are watching bbc news. well, friday brought quite a nasty spell of weather to some south—western and southern areas of the uk. gale force winds around coasts briefly. they were very, very strong indeed, brought by storm evert. you can see on the satellite picture here thunderstorms and heavy showers inland, generally a really changeable day, but the weather has now shifted into the southern north sea. it's approaching parts of germany and denmark. behind it, you can see from the motion of the arrows, it's a fairly cool north—northwesterly, so it's going to be a fairly cool day for most of us. really quite nippy, in fact, in the very far north of the country. sunny spells and showers expected. so let's have a look at the early morning hours. that northerly wind blowing across scotland and along the north sea coast. showers there right from the word go, but i think showers are possible al

colin coleman joining us. he is in johannesburg.erly goldman sachs ceo of sub-saharan africa, now teaching amongst other things. a man with many hats. talk us through what you're seeing in this country and give us your assessment of the economic impact. colin: is a very unfortunate and serious situation in south africa, arguably the most important economy in africa. i would describe the situation as stabilizing, but not yet stable. the description of your earlier commentator was very accurate. the situation is not yet in hand. the economic capital and center of africa is stabilizing and is much better. there are severe supply-side disruptions, both medical and food supplies, which over the next few weeks may play out in a very negative way. you cannot have economic consequences other than investor confidence, lack of stability, concerning against the backdrop of the covid economic slowdown. the delta variant, the lack of vaccinations apply in south africa. we were turning the corner in regards to many of these issues before these is

i'll take as many as i can get. >> i wanted to ask about the olympics, colin.a strategic perspective, how do you. >> we don't play for the money >> being in the olympics, you know, having golf in the olympics is such a special honor. it only happens every four years. it's the hardest tournament to ever qualify for for your country. it brings together so many other countries. it helps grow the game, but you want that medal. that runs a long way and will run with you forever no one can take away me being a olympian, but you being an olympian with a gold medal i think can change people's lives. >> switching back to the tour, i wonder whether you have a supporters of the player impact program? do you fear other title sponsoring will be annoyed about it >> you know, you think when you look at who moves the needle, a guy like tiger woods, even though he's injured, he still moves the needle there needs to be some sense of thanks for the people who do he's grown the sport more than anyone has i think it's grown the game of golf it's going to grow the game and i think h

colin asks why did doctors add — have been so far.have been so far. colin asks why did doctors add a further _ have been so far. colin asks why did doctors add a further week- have been so far. colin asks why did doctors add a further week to - doctors add a further week to isolation. they won't see the seven days after your period of isolation ends. i days after your period of isolation ends. ., �* ~' ., days after your period of isolation ends. ., �* ~ ., , days after your period of isolation ends. ~ ., , , , ., ends. i don't know if this is 'ust a local arrangement * ends. i don't know if this is 'ust a local arrangement because h ends. i don't know if this isjust a local arrangement because the i local arrangement because the guidance is very much that if you have _ guidance is very much that if you have symptoms and you need to see a docton _ have symptoms and you need to see a docton then_ have symptoms and you need to see a doctor. then you need to make sure that you _ doctor. then you need to make sure that you contact are sai

but they jumped the shark on this one, the 13 counties they're investigating, three of them colin, dent in, and montgomery county voted for trump in a state that donald trump won. are we now really relocating elections for the sake of it or once you've glommed on to the big lie you can't get off that train, you just have to keep counting votes? >> yes. from the very beginning, during the rioters session when it started in january, it became clear to me and many of my fellow democratic colleagues in the texas house that republican leadership would attempt to pass some sort of harmful voting suppression legislation that was based on the big lie. that somehow donald trump actually won the election in 2020. and when we spoke up about it,

colin paterson, bbc news. cheering and applause. after 17 years at radio 1, annie mac has presented herfinal show on the station. the last 17 years have been the most amazing, magical experience and, yeah, thank you so much for listening. the dj and broadcasterjoined radio 1 as an assistant producer before hosting her first show in 200a. she's previously said one of the reasons she's leaving the station is to spend more time with herfamily. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello, there. we saw some disruption across england and wales from storm evert, which brought very strong winds for the time of year and also some hefty downpours. this weekend is looking better. there will still be some showers around, but we should see some sunshine around, lighter winds, but it will feel on the cool side. that's because we've got northerly winds blowing down across the country, certainly across the northern half of the country through today, whereas further south the wind will be coming in from a westerly direction. nowhere is immune to

congrats to colin. all right. despite covid issues before they've even taken off for japan team usa had one more tune-up game today in las vegas. >> they took on the world ranked number 2, spain and during mining company looking to leave a gust to into. they had one game canceled. 3rd quarter beats the shot clock at the top of the key. if he can hit that shot at a decent clip next season. steve kerr nation will be thrilled 4th quarter, though it belonged to zach levine first, it's one of his 3 for quarter trays. that puts us 11. now. this is just a grown man. move. weight room. he finished with 13 points team usa wins 8376 next stop, tokyo in the olympic you know who won't be at the olympic games there's no cocoa mania today tennis star coco gauff announced that she's withdrawing from the tokyo games after testing positive for covid-19 the 17 year-old is currently ranks 25th in the world. tennis association rankings. she's coming off a fourth-round loss at wimbledon. >> well, mr very early on wednesday morning. th

good luck to colin. >>> approaching the top of the hour. you are watching "msnbc reports" with yasmin vow suingan. ♪ ♪ >>> top of the hour. i'm yasmin yasmin vossoughian. we are getting "back to the future" vibes. back to the summer of 2020. we have duelling campaign-like rallies between joe biden and donald trump. the current president taking shots at his predecessor while stumping in the virginia governor's race. >> this is a big deal. terry and i share a loot in common. i ran against donald trump, and so is terry. [ applause ] >> i whipped donald trump in virginia and so will terry. >> so while the former president is getting ready in a state that's at the center of his false election claims, arizona, preparing to spew more lies though he likes a different word. >> i'm a big believer in science. are you talking about disinformation or are you talking about li

former sectarians of state hillary clinton and colin powell expected to attend.achel scott at the white house. >> reporter: biden white house. >> today, it's been my great honor, and i mean, that to welcome a dear friend back to the white house. >> reporter: this is merkel's final year as chancellor. she's met with four american presidents. >> as a matter of fact, she knows the oval office as well as i do. >> reporter: but there are flash points. biden is opposed to germany's deal with russia to build a massive gas pipeline connecting the two countries. the concern, it would embolden russian president vladimir putin. >> my view has been known for some time. good friends can disagree. >> reporter: merkel was diplomatic when asked how biden compares to donald trump. saying germany also has a vested interest in talking with american presidents, adding today was a very friendly exchange. >> all right, rachel scott at the white house. she was also helping to take those questions, deliver them to both leaders and rachel, the president hosting a dinner now for chancello

now aged 61, colin pitchfork has been found not to be a danger to the public. bbc news. downing street has defended the home secretary after the england footballer tyrone mings criticised her comments about the abuse his team—mates received after the euro 2020 final. tyrone mings accused priti patel of pretending to be disgusted after describing the team's decision to take the knee before matches as gesture politics when the tournament began. here's our community affairs correspondent adina campbell. supporting their man on and off the pitch. a community in defiance. i think the racist abuse marcus suffered is a systemic of what it's like to be a black person in the uk, i think our value is completely mitigated by what we bring to point to as soon as he was doing well in football he was like a great british icon and as soon as he made one mistake his colour was brought into it and i think that is the perfect metaphorfor it and i think that is the perfect metaphor for what it's like to be black and british.— metaphor for what it's like to be black and british. t

when colin kaepernick's new children's book is expected to hit >> activists and former 40 niner colin kaepernick is releasing a new children's book. it's titled eichler myself different and it is focused on his upbringing as a black child in a white family. kaepernick says he hopes his book will honor the courage and bravery of young people everywhere by encouraging them to live with authenticity and purpose. the book set to be released in april of next year. but it's available for preorder right now. >> well, that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock tonight. but we're just getting started here on prime time. don't go anywhere. kron 4 news

kaepernick doing the right thing standing by >> one hundred percent you mentioned colin kaepernick ir athlete sha'carri richardson saying i don't want empathy sympathy i made a mistake i know i made a mistake i acknowledge that mistake i was wrong what a testament young girls and boys cross america if you make a mistake tone up to it hold yourself accountable i think nike should stick with her as athleteive tremendous amount of he will pathy for her she said she lost biologically mother in june i think suffering emotionally not excuse nor asking to be excused down the mean you captain have empathy for o someone clearly going through emotional turmoil i don't remember marijuana being a performances enhancing trueing >> when was that the case >> it is a rule they all abide by michael phelps one of the most if not most awarded swimmer a top dog suffered from 24 career suffered i don't see how you can say playing against someone because of identity but i don't know the negative said to of it, look at how she handled it look how she responded, she said hey i take responsibility for this i

we have a new leader in the shape of colin morika.th hole. he is at —12, colin morikawa, and that is a two shot lead because the overnight leader louis oosthuizen has been struggling today, making two bogeys on his round on the fourth and seventh, which everybody else has been getting birdies on and he has slipped back to —10. what ofjordan speith? is started sluggishly with two bogeys in his first five, but picked up a fine eagle on the seventh hole to hole themselves back into contention, along put and he is only three shots off the pace, just like at the start of the day. the best of the british contingent is robert mcintyre, who finished tied for sixth at his only open appearance couple of years ago, but he is flying along nicely, probably does not have enough holes to get himself into double figures, but looking at the current leaderboard, it is colin morikawa with a two shot lead after seven holes ahead of louis oosthuizen and jordan speith. connors is also in with a shout, and the spaniard is also there on the leaderboard. shan

similar to colin kaepernick, as we saw, she may have you still of the united states, colin kaepernickbench. once again, and attention-seeking display all about the money and all about the relevance for this third-place hammer throw finisher. >> harris: i'm glad to see, joey, shall be concentrating on her sport. she's going to need it. >> tomi: for sure. go ahead, joey. sorry. >> joey: you know the first one to do that. i get names wrong all the time. >> kayleigh: joey, kayleigh, they sounded like. [laughter] >> joey: at the end of the day it's not about her anymore. i wish you the best, i really do. and i offended by it, of course i am. it bothers me to my core. but where will he get-containing to talk about her? more publicity, it maybe the deal she's looking for, maybe just the controversy she's looking for. i'm over that part of it. when i not over is the juxtaposition you've just showed as we started this segment which is that a handful of years ago she didn't feel this way. what happened in the meantime? well, what happened many times his entire political machine on the left's on

. >>> up next, new venture for colin kaepernick. . >>> well, the clock is ticking down to a historic spaceflight tomorrow. amazon's jeff bezos is ride into space aboard his blue origin rocket. there will be no pilots. just bezos, his brother and an aviation pioneer and a 18-year-old dutch space tourist. the crew talked to hoda kotb on the "today" show this morning. >> i'm so excited to see what it's like. people who go into space, they come back changed. astronauts always talk about that, whether it's the thin limb of the earth's atmosphere. >> plan is to fly for a few minutes and return safely. the capsule is entirely automated, unlike richard branson's >>> colin kaepernick is set to release a children's book. kaepernick grew up in turlock and remembered using a yellow crayon to color his family and a brown crayon to color himself. >>> it could be a financial blow to the tokyo games. one of the top sponsors is pulling out of specific ads. toyota says the games are not accepted by the japanese public. the chief executive officer will not attend the opening ceremony on friday. in the

colin cap and it takes any and he winds up -- colin kaepernick takes a knee and winds up being firedrom the sport he loves. thank you very much. host: eddie calling from los angeles, california. caller: good morning. how are you doing young man? i support them. you have freedom of speech and it should not just be in your location, it should be wherever you go. to me this is right up there with critical thinking and that is just telling the truth. if you are proud of that country, tell the truth about it. host: what do you say to those people who say they are watching these sports not to learn about somebody else's politics, they are watching these sports just to see the actual sport? they don't care about politics they just want to see them do the best they can. caller: these people are not listening. the first soccer team to go out was the european women's team. they took a knee because they know what the plight is. some of us have to use that 15 seconds to say whatever it is and it is not political. it is human rights, it is humanity. it is called the truth. don't be saying we are

why am i getting your schwag i don't want any schwag. >> seth: i remember, by the way, colin is alsowe had like a house warming party for my birthday. and colin brought me a card, and when i opened the envelope, $2 worth of pennies spilled on the floor. >> oh my god, that's terrible. >> seth: because he wanted me to go get a coffee at my corner deli and we found pennies for like a year afterwards. i don't like to be like, "this was so funny." >> the first thing he ever got me was, i guess he went on some trip -- you know, he would go -- when he did standup he goes all over the place and then he'll go to, like, these weird little antique malls and stuff and find haunting presents for people and he got me a bull frog, like, a taxidermy bull frog playing i think like the banjo or something like that. and just left it -- i guess i was in the room. he left to go to work, or whatever, when i came out it was just sitting on the floor. and with a little card that said, "hi, scarlett. or something like that it was just so creepy. and then i tried to get rid of it, but i felt bad throwing it a

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please rise for the honorable scott colin. >> thank you, mr. speaker. let's pray together. father, on a day like today we wonder how we should pray and we are reminded by your scripture that this is the day the lord has made. let us rejoice and be glad in it. today, father, we can rejoice and we can also, as scripture tells us, we can be in continual prayer for those we serve and to those we love. father, we are reminded -- as i am inspired by those in the chamber -- they have faithfully served their constituents in this great state. in your relentless pursuit of us and your faithfulness, even when we are not faithful to you, as you relentlessly pursue us ultimately by sending your son, jesus christ, for the forgiveness of sins in whose name we pray. amen. >> amen. >> the honorable stephenson will lead us in the pledge of allegiance. >> members, let us pledge allegiance to the united states. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. honor the

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. >>> a new moment for colin kaepernick that inspired a knew book for kids. >>> and happening now. a later b.a.r.t. ride is in your future. b.a.r.t. is bringing back late night service. for the last three weekends in july, they will offer limited trains on thursday, friday, and saturday night. and then train service will return to normal. we'll be right back. >>> spendin b chunk of change. the company says it has spent $1 billion of the pledge to improve housing in california. the money will help first time home buyers buy new affordable homes and then homeless. apple says it has helped people across 25 countries. it has committed funding to ten affordable housing projects in the area totalling more than 800 units. google and facebook by the way have each committed $1 billion to housing efforts locally as well. >>> a new project by colin kaepernick. he said he man's to release a book called i color myself different. you can see the color here. it is based on an important time in kaepernick's life when he wa family in a color crayon and drew himself brown. he said it was the first t

>> greg: bringing in colin kaepernick was great. >> he sucks. >> greg: i know.g: one of those things. >> what are they called? a mallet? whac-a-mole. why? i don't know, i'm not an expert. >> greg: yes you are. all right, enough of this and insane conversation. up next, will working for the veep make you -- ♪ ♪ try one a day 50+ multivitamin gummies. with vitamins c, d & zinc for immunity support. plus 8 b-vitamins for brain support. one a day and done. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare but life-threatening bacterial infection in the s

colin powell there talking about the invacar.s history, from the queen elizabeth olympic park here in london. we will be back soon with more extraordinary stories from the past. but for now from me and the rest of the witness history team, it's goodbye. good morning to you. storms over yesterday brought more weather to autumn than midsummer but things are looking a little bit quieter this weekend. we'll still have some showers in the forecast and there'll be quite a bit of sunshine around but you will notice for the time of year it will feel fairly cool and the reason for that, northerly winds coming down from the arctic right across the uk on the back edge of this low which was storm eva yesterday. now, we're continuing to see some cloud and a few showers around, particularly across northern and eastern parts of the country. this is a weak weather front spreading southwards. quite a bit of cloud across scotland and northern ireland but mainly dry i think through the afternoon bar the odd shower. these showers could be thundery t

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but it is a sad day that colin pitchfork, he was only 61, that colin pitchfork, he was only 61. he _ing us. the conservative mp for leicestershire itself. the headlines on bbc news... england footballer tyrone mings criticises the home secretary, saying she's "pretending" to be disgusted by the racist abuse directed at players after the euro 2020 final. the government has defended priti patel. mps have backed a controversial decision to cut the overseas aid budget by £4 billion, the government won with a majority of 35 votes. covid rules in scotland will be relaxed next week. face masks will remain mandatory, but rules for weddings and funerals will be eased. and hospitality. a shortage of hgv drivers is hitting crisis level in the uk — with demand increasing across supply chains as the country recovers from covid—19. from this week, the government is allowing drivers to work slightly longer hours in order to deal with the shortage but the industry has criticised the move, and said it's not nearly enough to deal with the situation. earlier, i asked our reality check correspondent chr

colin patterson spent the day there.mbitions which have led to it being stripped of its unesco world heritage status after a secret valat. the site of liverpool is deleted. the title brought prestige and helped attract international tourism. liverpool was chosen because of its history as a trading centre and the splendour of its waterside buildings. it has been removed as unesco believe new development have led to a serious deterioration of landmark liverpool liverpool are playing the victim here. that is not the fault of unesco. this is devastating for liverpool. it's an embarrassment for liverpool, we've lost the status symbol of being up there with the taj mahal, the pyramids and the great wall of china. unesco say a major problem is everton�*s new stadium, which will start being built later this month in a disused dock. liverpool council say the new ground is more important than the world heritage title. i would say it is definitely, because at the moment the dock is completely decaying, it doesn't serve any social v

colin paterson, bbc news. check your basements very carefully. thanks for watching. temperatures on wednesday. aberdeenshire, one of the places that got above 25 degrees with scenes like this. lots of southern england saw similar temperatures as well. and over the next few days with more sunshine on the way those temperatures could have a little further to climate. it may be up into the high 20s and parts of the south over the weekend. but it's not all about sunshine, this is the earlier satellite picture from wednesday. you can see this cloud that has spilt in across scotland and northern ireland, that working down into england and wales as well. so a lot of places having a fair amount of cloud through thursday, maybe even given the odd light shower in eastern england. but that cloud will tend to break. we'll see some spells of sunshine. i think the best of those across parts of northern england, northern ireland and a good part of scotland. and in the sunniest places, temperatures will get up to 25, maybe 26 degrees. but some eastern parts of england will be affect

she�*s been speaking to our entertainment correspondent colin paterson.k she wants to start a three month us tour with hall and oates but what�*s happening to her hearing has caused her to pull out. it�*s almost like a siren goes off and you suddenly get this — "woooo" — and it�*sjust a pulse of a noise. the other thing that you can get is that suddenly you can�*t hear anything and it feels like someone�*s put a vacuum over your head. her plan is now to space out live shows allowing more recovery time, but the brit award—winning singer has been struggling with her hearing since the end of 2007. i got off a long haulflight, and i was actually going to a spice girls concert, and i had a nap before i was going to go to the gig, and i woke up and i felt really discombobulated and something was up with my left ear and i had a really, really loud ringing. i couldn�*t hear things like the shower, or running water, i couldn�*t hear crisp packets, i couldn�*t hear the indicator on the car. kt tunstall believes her hearing problems are caused by the stress to her b

dream debut — history maker colin morikawa becomes the first golfer to win two different majors at hisst attempt, as he lifts the claretjug at royal st george's. and some huge hitting sees england take the t20 series against pakistan to a decider. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. more on a dramatic day at the open golf to come, but we start tonight with the extraordinary events at silverstone, where lewis hamilton has been celebrating winning the british grand prix. nothing too surprising in that, but the story of the race was a remarkable one in which the championship leader max verstappen crashed out on the opening lap. hamilton was blamed for that, given a ten—second penalty, but he still fought back to win, closing the gap on his title rival to just eight points. joe wilson reports. silverstone and a crowd on a pre—covid scale, 140,000. an organised arrangement to be checked. many were supporting the reigning world champion. lewis hamilton started second on the grid in his black mercedes, aware that red bull's max verstappen ahead of him had a faster car and that he had to make

colin paterson, bbc news.in paris once again featured the cavalry of the republican guard, members of the foreign legion and an aircraft fly—past. this was the scene a short time ago at the eiffel tower — fireworks to celebrate france's national day. despite covid restrictions, the fireworks went ahead, and people have been able to attend — but covid rules limited the number of spectators to 10,000, all of whom had to wear masks and produce proof of a vaccination. a spectacular display, for the city of light. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @martinebbc. if you want more on any of our stories, make your way to our website. hello there. sunshine did wonders for the temperatures on wednesday. aberdeenshire, one of the places that got above 25 degrees with scenes like this. parts of southern england saw similar temperatures as well. and over the next few days with more sunshine on the way, those temperatures could have a little further to climate. it may be up into the high 20s and parts of the south over the we

colin paterson, bbc news. cheering and applause. you can reach me on twitter — i�*m at @bbcmaryam.mer weather to our shores. this weekend, though, it�*s looking a bit better. it�*s going to be a little bit quieter. we�*ll have sunshine and showers in the forecast, but it will remain on the cool side for the time of year. that�*s because we�*ve got northerly winds running down across the uk. that area of low is what was storm evert. we�*ve got showers in the forecast, mainly across england and wales through the day. some showers also across eastern scotland, north—east england. this will tend to turn heavier into the afternoon, but it�*s part of wales, the midlands, southern england which will see the heaviest of the showers. hitand miss. some places will stay dry. we could see quite a bit of dry weather for scotland and northern ireland, albeit rather cloudy. the winds arew going to be lighter today than what they were yesterday, particularly across england and wales. it�*s not going to feel particularly warm for the time of year, particularly across the north of the country, 15 to

>> oh, yeah, well, you know colin is from staten island, so that means something [ laughter ] you knowe best slice is in staten island. >> jimmy: no, no, no >> i respect that. i -- i respectfully disagree i am from manhattan, and i -- you know, my -- are you asking where my favorite slice -- >> jimmy: yeah >> -- is from? >> jimmy: yeah >> i got to say by the slice, i really love joe's pizza. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause yeah, and then me too. >> i would say for a whole pie though, i got to go with lombardi's i love lombardi's. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah it's all so good it just makes me miss going out and getting pizza. but arturo's is somewhere on that list too. >> oh, yeah, arturo's yeah >> jimmy: love that jam. "black widow,"finally. "black widow" is here. [ cheers and applause it's happening are you excited that it's finally out? i mean, are you freaking out it's finally out >> i am -- i am definitely excited. i'm nervous about it it's like a nervous excitement but i have been -- you know, we've been sitting on this

it's only the third time a site has lost the status. 0ur correspondent colin paterson is there at thee to deserve this? in 2004, liverpooljoined the ranks of the great wall of pyramids and that had mahal as a world heritage site or unesco. a huge tourist boost if you get that status. what has happened is that liverpool got this because of its links to the industrial resolution, because of its links to the slave trade and also the buildings on its waterfront, the three graces behind me. for a decade, unesco has been telling liverpool they are worried about developments which were going to overwhelm the area, and what has broken the camel's back is the building of everton�*s new ground one mile away at bramley dock. that has been crucial in today's vote which went against liverpool. the mayor of liverpool, joanne anderson, has described the decision as incomprehensible and says they will be appealing. another councillor i spoke to said they would rather have a new football ground in the city than world heritage status. but liverpool is only the third place ever to lose world heritage st

colin pitchfork will be released from prison.o move the whole country to the lowest level of restrictions from the 19th ofjuly, however it's since been hit by a record—breaking wave of infections. nicola sturgeon says she's still hopeful some changes will go ahead. let's talk to our scotland correspondent james shaw. james, what is the expectation? as you say, the expectation had been that there would be significant and locking, significant easing next monday and then a removal of the bulk of legal controls on the 9th of august. but since those announcements were made at the end of last month, there has been at this wave of infections in scotland. at one point scotland have the highest infection rate in europe. clearly, that has led to nicola sturgeon and her cabinet having a rethink of those decisions they made a few weeks ago. we don't know exactly the extent to which they will hold back on the unlocking that had been expected. that is the possibility that some of that unlocking will not happen. in fact, it is already the case

former cow golfer colin morikawa makes history at the british open. look back at the short two years that i've been a pro and see what i've done because i want more plus today dominates the tour, and it's a clean sweep for team usa in hoops and soccer. time to get your whip of sports draft. it's all next fox two sports rab starts now. hello everybody. welcome to sport trap jason appelbaum joe fonzi with you a big day in sports today a couple of champions crowned across the atlantic, but we begin stateside with the giants, and they've had some trouble scoring some runs. they have, but this is what we're supposed to be talking about this time of year, going baseball in a series at home

colin paterson, bbc news, liverpool.aken place, two days ahead of the formal opening ceremony on friday. thousands of athletes have arrived injapan for the games, which will be held without spectators as cases of coronavirus continue to rise. in rio in 2016, team gb finished second in the medal table, and our sports correspondent natalie pirks has been catching up with some of the british athletes. the wait has been a long one, but today tokyo finally welcomed the start of an olympics that many thought would never happen. the joy of a home run was still there forjapan in the softball this morning, despite the empty stadium. that will be a recurring theme. parris. .. great britain's women were also off to a 2—0 winning start in the football. and white! yes! brilliant. but with only staff to cheer them on. for the athletes still waiting their turn, though, being here is a relief, regardless of the obstacles. we're lucky we are here. | no audience or audience, we're here to kind of do. the very bestjob we can. that's what w

colin paterson, bbc news.take hold over the next few days. it is looking largely dry. we'll see increasing amounts of sunshine and increasing temperatures as well, and it is all because of high pressure. now, currently, this area of high pressure is sitting to the south—west of us, but it is going to build towards the uk over the next few days, hence the increasing amounts of sunshine and those higher temperatures as well. but actually, through wednesday, many spots will see a decent amount of sunshine. we will have quite a lot of cloud through the morning across some eastern parts of scotland and eastern england, tending to retreat towards the coast through the day, and also, more cloud into northern ireland and western scotland. and actually, as that cloud thickens up through the afternoon, it could even produce the odd spot of drizzle. but elsewhere, some good spells of sunshine. temperatures in the sunniest spots up to 2a or 25 degrees. a bit breezy for north—western areas and also for some eastern coasts.

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and america's colin morikawa heads the leaderboard, on the second day of the open, in kent. and coming up on the bbc news channel... max verstappen sets the pace in practise on day one of the british grand prix as thousands of fans back are back at silvestone. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. more than 100 people have died across europe in severe flooding, the worst in several decades, and many hundreds are also missing. in germany, emergency crews are searching for dozens who are unaccounted for, with the chancellor, angela merkel, describing the floods as a catastrophe. torrential rain has also devastated parts of belgium, the netherlands and luxembourg. swollen rivers, including the rhine, the meuse and the ahr, have swept through towns and villages, destroying homes leaving many stranded. in erftstadt in germany, whole houses have been submerged and a landslide has demolished parts of the town. well, our correspondent, jenny hill is in erfstadt, with the very latest for us this evening. good evening. this is the headquarters for the emergency services who

colin paterson, bbc news, liverpool.henan. 200,000 people have been moved to safer areas, after water poured into an underground train system, trapping commuters inside carriages. at least 25 have died. the military have warned that a major dam �*could collapse at any time', and soldiers have been mobilised to try to divert rivers which have burst their banks. chinese scientists say global warming has made china's annual flood season much more dangerous. stephen mcdonell reports from beijing. floodwaters rose around commuters stuck on board underground train carriages. they stood on seats as the level kept rising. hundreds of passengers were rescued but there were also those who didn't make it, when the system was flooded at a frightening speed. translation: the water was at shoulder level. . a child and i both nearly gave up. we were worn out. but i used my arm to hang on, and that's why i am bruised. in zhengzhou, the hardest—hit city, footage of dramatic rescues, one after another, has spread across social media. thro

colin powell they're talking about the invacar.tory it's goodbye. —— but for now, from me and the rest of the witness history team, it's goodbye. well, friday brought quite a nasty spell of weather to some south—western and southern areas of the uk. gale—force winds around coasts briefly. they were very, very strong indeed, brought by storm evert. you can see on the satellite picture here thunderstorms and heavy showers inland, generally a really changeable day, but the weather has now shifted into the southern north sea. it's approaching parts of germany and denmark. behind it, you can see from the motion of the arrows, it's a fairly cool north—northwesterly, so it's going to be a fairly cool day for most of us. really quite nippy, in fact, in the very far north of the country. sunny spells and showers expected. so, let's have a look at the early morning hours. that northerly wind blowing across scotland and along the north sea coast. showers there right from the word go, but i think showers are possible almost anywhere early in t

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now aged 61, colin pitchfork has been found not to be a danger to the public.ave died in south africa as violent unrest and looting continues — it was sparked by the jailing of the former president, jacob zuma. ten people were killed in a stampede last night at a shopping centre in the country's biggest township, soweto. the sdlp leader colum eastwood has used parliamentary privilege to identify a former soldier facing two murder charges over his actions on bloody sunday. the foyle mp named soldier f during a debate in the house of commons on the armed forces bill this afternoon. the soldier is also facing five attempted murder charges. he had been granted anonymity by the judge hearing the case. the bbc is not naming soldier f for legal reasons. a senior eu official has warned the greek government to stop the alleged deportation of migrants arriving at its borders. some migrants trying to seek asylum in europe claim that greek coastguards have forced their small boats back into turkish waters. others allege that even after landing in greece they've been taken

. >> that movement has exploded since that momentous day 53 years ago, ask colin kaepernick's kneel toand hanquinn barrie lookin away of the flag create going trouble, that's something to be proud of, particularly when a people, a race of people are in the fire. many individuals run in that crisis situation but there's certain situation individuals that will stand tall for all of those individuals that stood as well as those that ran. >> reporter: this year the international olympic committee announced new rules to deter these acts allowing athletes to protest before the events but not during competition or on the podium. this i aert ase by activism and expected protests across the spectrum of human rights causes. >> i think it's a really catch-22 type spot that the olympic movement put itself in making grand claims about it's naturally and organically. when in fact, i think, a lot of sports progressive forces come through conflict, through people speaking out and protesting. >> that's the message of john carlos that speaking out can help bring unity and respect to all, no matter the p

colin patterson, bbc news.ning. shejoined radio 1 as an assistant producer before hosting her first show in 200a. she's previously said one of the reasons she's leaving the station is to spend more time with herfamily. now it's time for a look at the weather. sunny spells and scattered showers for many of us for the remainder of the afternoon. quite a lot of cloud generally for much of the country. more widespread showers through central and southern wales, down into central and southern england. the odd rumble of thunder here, but with some sunshine, we could see temperatures peaking at 21 celsius, a bit of cooler further north. coolerair celsius, a bit of cooler further north. cooler air is set to descend steadily south behind a cold front, that will continue to enhance showers for sunday across southern parts of england in particular. some of those showers