a cow that got stranded at the bottom of a steep bank on the northumberland cumbrian border has beenally freed. the 15—year—old galloway got stuck at the crammel linn waterfall near gilsland on monday night. it's thought a visitor left a gate open and the cow found its way down from its field to the water's edge. the area has been hit by heavy rain for days, and the frightened animal was unable to make its way back up the hill. the fire and rescue service from nearby raf spadeadam joined other rescuers in a bid to try and guide the animal to safety, but in the end it had to be sedated and airlifted out by an raf helicopter. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review with anna smith. hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. first up, spaceship earth, a fascinating documentary about eight people who locked down for two years for a science experiment. as i am ready to enter, i take my last breath of this atmosphere in two years. we were pioneers. we were the first biospherians. how can you prepare yours

cumbrian colleagues to explore this deal further?an. yesterday, after a delay of over a year, the government published their response to a call for evidence on violence against shop workers. to have been thousands of incidents since then, it is unacceptable. there are a lot of good things in the government's response but it is disappointing to stop short of a change of the law. with a prime minister make a commitment that if his plans don't reduce to 400 plus incidents every day within six months, he will support legislative change? we should have zero tolerance for violence towards people who work in shops, just as we have zero tolerance for people who are aggressive towards those who work in our public services and we will do everything we can do to ensure that is the case. there was an welcome relaxation of lockdown on saturday, but other sectors are still unable to open. could i ask my right honourable friend if you will publish a timetable so there could be some hope and certainty for these industries? this is an important point

the rain will be persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells,ariable amounts of cloud and some sunshine. so here again, 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. turbulent times for the aviation industry as plane—maker airbus cuts 15,000 jobs. less likes for facebook as more global brandsjoin the ads boycott — we hearfrom one major boss on why his firm backs the move. as hong kong marks 23 years since its handover, the city adopts a controversial new security law imposed by beijing —we'll assess the impact on business. and times up for tiktok in india — we hear how some of the apps 120 million users in the coun

the rain will be persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells,al and eastern areas should tend to stay dry with variable amounts of cloud and some sunshine. so here, we get 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news. my name is mike embley, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. china's new security laws for hong kong come into force. anyone convicted could be jailed for life. a coronavirus warning — the leading american virus expert says case numbers in the us are going in the wrong direction. we are now having a0,000—plus new cases a day. i would not be surprised if we go up to 100,000 a day. the new research which suggests the virus can lead to str

the rain will be persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells,variable amounts of cloud and some sunshine. so here, we get 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news. the headlines: china's new security law has come into force in hong kong. many things seen until now as civil rights, including pro—democracy protests, can now be deemed subversion, terrorism or secession punishable by life in prison. the changes took effect as the former british territory commemorates the 23rd anniversary of the reversion to chinese sovereignty. the leading american expert on infectious diseases, dr anthony fauci, has warned that coronavirus cases in the us could double to 100,000 a day if lockdowns

the rain will be persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells,riable amounts of cloud and some sunshine. so here, we get 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and better, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news. the headlines: china's new security law has come into force in hong kong, with subversion, terrorism and succession all now punishable by life in prison. nato and the eu have condemned the move. the changes took effect hours before the 23rd anniversary of the territory's reversion back to chinese sovereignty. american‘s top infectious disease expert, anthony fauci, has warned that coronavirus cases in the us could double to 100,000 a day if lockdown measures are not maintained. the surge has forced at least 16 mainly so

but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure.es feel quite good, to give them an end. just something for them to remember him by, yeah. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello. we'll have a few of these scattered across the country today — shower clouds — but most of the time sunshine, i think, for many of us. temperatures will hover around the low 20s in the south of the country and the high teens in the north. all in all, a pretty decent day. and a fine sunset on the way, as well, with plenty of clear weather. and then the clouds once again thicken across western parts of the uk and by the end of the night, heavy rain will sweep into some areas. in fact, it could be a really wet start to the day across northern ireland, the northwest of england and also northern wales. but the northeast of scotland there, i think a clear night and a dry start to the day. so tomorrow, an unsettled day across most of the uk. the winds will freshen across the south, as well. they could be up to gale force along some

the rain will be persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells,of cloud and some sunshine. so here again, 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news. my name is mike embley with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a coronavirus warning: the leading american virus expert says case numbers in the us are going in the wrong direction. we are now having a0,000—plus new cases a day. i would not be surprised if we go up to 100,000 a day. hong kong marks the 23rd anniversary of the former british territory reverting back to chinese sovereignty as beijing imposes a tough new national security law. the new research which suggests the virus can lead to strokes and

the rain will be persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells,ay dry with variable amounts of cloud and some sunshine. so here again, 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news: i'm samantha simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. america's leading virus expert issues a stark warning — cases are going in the wrong direction, as coronvirus infections soar, in some us states. the european union re—opens its borders to visitors from 15 countries it considers to be safe — brazil, russia and the us don't make the list. european aircraft maker airbus plans to cut over 15, thousand jobs — as it tries to deal with the effects of the coronavirus crisis

but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure.epth look at the papers with our reviewers sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times, and dawn foster, writer and broadcaster — that's coming up after the latest headlines and a full sport update. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello. we'll have a few of these scattered across the country today — shower clouds — but most of the time sunshine, i think, for many of us. temperatures will hover around the low 20s in the south of the country and the high teens in the north. all in all, a pretty decent day. and a fine sunset on the way, as well, with plenty of clear weather. and then the clouds once again thicken across western parts of the uk and by the end of the night, heavy rain will sweep into some areas. in fact, it could be a really wet start to the day across northern ireland, the northwest of england and also northern wales. but the northeast of scotland there, i think a clear night and a dry start to the day. so tomorrow, an unsettled d

but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure.h. as st bernard was rescued from england's highest mountain on friday. st bernard is are usually on the other side of rescue missions, originally bred to rescue people in the alps but when daisy collapsed while walking down ska fell pike, a 60 man mountain refuge team —— mountain rescue team came to her aid. the mission took five hours. a significant step towards the return of crowds to live sport in england is being taken today, with the oval cricket ground in central london welcoming 1,000 fans back for a two—day men's county cricket friendly between surrey and middlessex. there'll be more pilots next week at birmingham's edgbaston cricket ground, sheffield's crucible theatre for the world snooker championships. the british government prepares for a widening of spectator capacities this autumn. earlier i asked professional cricketer azeem rafiq what it meant to have crowds returning. it's a really good step towards normality. so much time without cricket has been weird for all of us

but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure. feel quite good, to give them an end. just something for them to remember him by, yeah. well done, max. what a lovely story. the tables have turned after a st bernard was rescued from england's highest mountain on friday. st bernards are usually on the other side of such missions as they were originally bred to rescue people in the alps. but when li—year—old daisy collapsed while walking down scarfell pike and a 15—man mountain rescue team came to her aid. the mission took five hours. daisy‘s rescuers carried her on a stretcher over obstacles that everyone is back safe and sound. daisy looking quite comfortable there. time for us to catch up with some weather. hello there, it is a sunday of scattered spells and showers. hopefully the showers few and far between. if you keep the sunshine, temperatures are likely to peak at 23 degrees but with the sharper showers, especially further north and west we are looking at highs of 14-19 c. and west we are looking at highs of 14—19 c. through t

but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure. yeah. a quick look at the weather forecast. we will have a few shower clouds today but sunshine for many of us. temperatures will hover around the low 20s in the south of the country and high teens in the north. all in all, a decent day and a fine sunset on the way as well with plenty of clear weather. the clouds thicken across western parts of the uk and by the end of the night heavy rain will sweep into some areas. it could bea will sweep into some areas. it could be a really wet start across northern ireland and the northwest of england and also northern wales but the northeast of scotland, i cleaned night and a dry start to the day. tomorrow, an unsettled day across day. tomorrow, an unsettled day a cross m ost day. tomorrow, an unsettled day across most of the uk. the winds will freshen across the south but later in the day the heaviest of the rain will clear out into the north sea and will end up getting some sunshine towards the evening. exceptional, existential, expensive, but

northern ireland, occasional rain and some heavy bursts of rain around the cumbrian fells and the cambrian some of the driest, brightest and warmest weather. highs of around 22 degrees. as we go into this evening and overnight, a mild and muggy night for england and wales, plenty of cloud, outbreaks of rain. some still patchy rain and cloud for northern ireland and southern scotland keeping temperatures up but northern half of scotland with some clearer skies, could get down to 4 degrees in the countryside. as for your weekend forecast, well, more rain at times and strengthening winds on saturday, though not as wet as today, sunshine, heavy showers and strong winds for sunday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. more than 50 countries are to be named by the uk government, from which visitors and returning holiday—makers from england won't have to quarantine on arrival. the most important thing is people who were hoping to get away, perhaps, for a summer holiday, will have options when they see that list. ghislaine maxwell — a long—time fri

but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure.thing for them to remember him by, yeah. hello, tom. there you are! i was miles away. there is only one topic this morning, when we saw you were on with us, we were discussing your hairand we were on with us, we were discussing your hair and we were both in agreement that we think it looks epic. wow. that is quite an introduction. epic hair. i tell you what, it has been very a8— 52%. hair. i tell you what, it has been very 48- 52%. i have seen, but i love that you are holding firm and you are not bowing to any pressure. well done. know, including yours. no pressure from me whatsoever. it has been pretty wild hair weather, hasn't it? yes, yesterday, and actually, later on in the morning i will show you some footage of the tornado that actually just skirted the outskirts of northampton yesterday. i haven't got the video ready just yet, but yesterday. i haven't got the video readyjust yet, but it is pretty good. if you tune in later on you will be able to see the final cloud whipping up s

contribution to the total of my being and the being of my nation, my country, and my race is not cumbrian supple at all. -- not comprehendible at all. and couple that with the fact that even my parents, i couldn't explain to them exactly what it is that's my passion i do. in the majority society, usually there is at least some way of making a connection that rings clear, but that's a sort of lonely feeling being out there. but i see my contribution as being more than to black people, but being to the nation as a whole. >> thank you for welcoming us here to prospect today. dr. gaither: my pleasure. >> end into your home. it's just been a real honor and privilege to talk with you. dr. gaither: thank you. >> thank you so much. dr. gaither: thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: this is american history tv on c-span3 where each weekend, we feature 48 hours of programs exploring our nation's past. announcer: up next on

the day, heavier rain returns to northern ireland at times in the afternoon, as we will see in the cumbriant will only allow temperatures to drop further tonight, single figures — around four degrees in parts of aberdeenshire compared to 15 or 16 in england and wales, a humid start to the weekend. fairly cloudy here and in northern ireland, still rain and in northern ireland, still rain and drizzle especially in the west, heavy bursts in southern scotland and northern england later. far north of scotland, sunny spells through the day and the cloud will break in some parts of east wales and central and eastern england to allow afternoon sunshine through as the breeze starts to pick up, and where you see the sunshine, temperatures up to 21. a much cooler day in parts of scotland. then threw saturday night into sunday, we will see more heavy rain returned for england and wales and that will only open the doors to cooler conditions with sunshine and showers to take us through sunday. naga and charlie, i'll have your headlines shortly —— naga and charlie will have your headlines shortly. good mo

but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure.es feel quite good, to give them an end. just something for them to remember him by, yeah. well done, max. the tables have turned after a st bernard was rescued from england's highest mountain on friday. st bernards are usually on the other side of such missions as they were originally bred to rescue people in the alps. poor li—year—old daisy collapsed while walking down scarfell pike and a 15—man mountain rescue team came to heraid. and a 15—mi the ountain rescue team

but thanks to a cumbrian schoolboy, his family now have another memory of him to treasure. it does feel quite good, to give them an end. just something for them to remember him by, yeah. and staying with a canine theme — the tables have turned after a st bernard was rescued from england highest mountain on friday. st bernards are usually on the other side of such missions as they were originally bred to rescue people in the alps. but when four—year—old daisy collapsed while walking down sca rfell pike, a 16—man mountain rescue team came to her aid. the mission took five hours. daisy‘s rescuers carried her on a stretcher over obstacles that included a waterfall. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. it's a day of sunny spells and showers and temperatures are likely to peak at 23 celsius but with sharper showers north and west with highs of sharper showers north and west with highs 01:14 sharper showers north and west with highs of 1a to 19 celsius. through this evening, showers fade away for a time but they will be replaced by more heavy and persistent ra