at dorset thank the group manager at dorset you very much forjoi tell thank you very much forjoiningbout this fire and how certain you are of its cause. good evenina. certain you are of its cause. good evening. thank _ certain you are of its cause. good evening. thank you _ certain you are of its cause. good evening. thank you for _ certain you are of its cause. good evening. thank you for having - certain you are of its cause. (emf. evening. thank you for having me on. the fire as you alluded to earlier in your programme, started yesterday lunchtime, it spread quickly across the studland nature reserve, which primarily keith flint, is of special scientific interest, and a nature reserve... it took hold and we had around 12 fire appliances there at the time, probably around 12 supporting appliances that go off—road as well. in terms of the cause of the fire, sadly not surprisingly, we have found a small camp at the base of the fire, including remnants of a disposable barbecue. £31 including remnants of a disposable barbecue. _, , , including remnants of a disposable barbecue. , , .,

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firefighters say a huge fire which tore through a popular nature reserve at studland heath in dorsete evacuation of a beach was most likely caused by a disposable barbecue. the hot weather and drought conditions have led the met office to issue its highest alert forfire severity over the weekend, warning there is an "exceptional" risk of blazes spreading. will batchelor reports. the true cost of a disposable barbecue. firefighters say this huge blaze which tore across studland heath in dorset was almost certainly caused by picnickers trying to cook food on the tinder dry beauty spot. after battling the flames all night, they found a disposable barbecue among the ashes. we really are appealing to members of the public to consider what you're doing. if it is going to potentially start a fire, try to avoid if you possibly can. this field fire was one of 75 in essex. it covered 91 acres, and containing it required the help of local farmers. if you are downwind you wouldn't have kept up with it running. luckily, the wind direction was away from the houses, and so it wasjust a question of

firefighters say this huge blaze which tore across studland heath in dorset was almost certainly causedook food on the tinder—dry beauty spot. after battling the flames all night, they found a disposable barbecue among the ashes. we really are appealing to members of the public to consider what you're doing. if it's going to potentially start a fire, try to avoid it this field fire near chelmsford was one of 75 tackled by crews in essex in 2a hours. it covered 91 acres, and containing it required the help of local farmers. if you were downwind you wouldn't have kept up with it running. luckily, the wind direction was away from the houses, and so it wasjust a question of stopping it spreading back towards the houses again, but when the wind changed direction, suddenly it would move towards you and, yes, it's frightening. in north london, this grassfire billowed smoke across the busy m25 motorway. in surrey, a different problem. in cranleigh, near guildford, residents queued up for bottled water after their taps ran dry. thames water said there were technical issues at one of its treatmen

we're joined now by ant bholah from dorset and wiltshire fire and rescue service.are on top of it now, we have got cruise still in attendance wetting down the fire area, and we have scaled back like i said, but with the temperature is increasing today we are looking at further recognitions, so we will be maintaining a presence that the next few days, so we will make sure the fire is out before we move on. the suggestion — fire is out before we move on. the suggestion that it was started by a disposable barbecue, is that your working hypothesis?— working hypothesis? yeah, it's renerall working hypothesis? yeah, it's generally the _ working hypothesis? yeah, it's generally the thought - working hypothesis? yeah, it's generally the thought that i working hypothesis? yeah, it's generally the thought that we | working hypothesis? yeah, it's. generally the thought that we are going with, sparked by a barbecue, we have had a significant number of fires over suddenly this summer caused by disposable barbecues and fires in the open, so this is a trend that is causing a stra

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and this is studland, dorset.ed out from the heat, desperate for water and reservoirs low, like this one in derbyshire. after nearly six weeks of dry conditions, a drought has been declared for parts of england. southern, central and eastern areas are affected, including devon and cornwall, kent, london and the east midlands. water companies can now bring in stricter measures to save water. when you turn on a tap or have a shower, that water comes out of rivers like this, that means we are taking it away from the environment or away from a farmer who could be using it to irrigate or harvest crops we all need for food, so it's about signalling this is something beyond normal and actually we all play a role in thinking about where our water comes from and to use water wisely. there are already hosepipe bans in place, with more on the way. from today, nearly 1.5 million south—east water customers in sussex and kent are now banned from using them. in some areas, there are exemptions. rule—breakers could be fined £1000

earlier, i spoke to brad stevens from the dorset and wiltshire fire service.e. it spread quickly across the nature reserve, which is primarily heathland of special scientific interest and a nature reserve. it took hold and we had around 12 plants there at the time and probably around 12 supporting appliances that go off road as well. in terms of the cause of the fire, sadly, but not surprisingly, we have found a small camp at the base of the fire, including a remnant of a disposable barbecue. and, of course, this doesn't just cause a huge fire for you to have to put out. there's an impact on wildlife, too. you believe? yeah, it's huge. as ijust mentioned, the national trust owned most of the land around the area. it is a site of special scientific interest and a national nature reserve. and, very sadly, as is expected with wildfires, it does destroy the habitats of the wildlife. we have got some rare reptiles down in that area. we've got some smooth snakes and some sand lizards which are very endangered and quite niche to that area, sadly. and you've also seen

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this is studland, dorset.ried out from the heat, desperate for water and reservoir is low, like this one in derbyshire. vast parts of the country now look like this. dried out from the heat, desperate for water. and reservoirs are low, like this one in derbyshire. after nearly six weeks of dry conditions, a drought has been declared for parts of england. southern, central and eastern areas are affected, including devon and cornwall, kent, london and the east midlands. water companies can now bring in stricter measures to save water. when you turn on a tap or have a shower, that water comes out of rivers like this, that means we are taking it away from the environment or a farmer who could be using it to irrigate or harvest crops we need for food, so it's about signalling this is something beyond normal and we all play a role in thinking about where our water comes from and to use water wisely. there are already hosepipe bans in place, with more on the way. from today, nearly 1.5 million south—east water custom

opposed to the nomination of arrival. politician as prime minister over the very latest that joined dorset jabari who's in baghdad and dall. so just paint the picture for us. where are you right now? what's happening there? well oh, so hale, i'm standing still within the grounds of the parliament building bed behind me is there one of the entrances to the official building which as of an hour ago has been completely evacuated by officials here at the orders of adults. other, we were told that we are not allowed to go inside and they don't know when they will re open the door. so what you're looking at right now, the crowds are moving towards an area outside these grounds, which is across the street where they will be holding friday prayers in about 45 minutes. they were told to come out to. c join friday, prayer services here by most other all sudden himself who has said that he is looking for a real change in this country, but not only to the political system, but also to how the country is run and governed. we also understand over the past hour the head of the united nation special missi

fire crews tackling a huge fire on scorched heathland in dorset caused by a disposable barbecue say theyar ii ammunition. a bomb disposal unit has been sent to the studland nature reserve to make the area safe. the fire began on friday and led to the evacuation of a nearby beach. fire services across the country have called on people not to use disposable barbecues during the drought due the risk of wildfires. rail passengers have been warned to expect severe disruption today. around 6,500 train drivers at nine rail companies, who are members of the aslef union, are walking out again, in a dispute about pay. our business correspondent, ramzan karmali, reports. a sight that has become a familiar one this summer. this time, it's the train drivers, members of the aslef union, on the picket line at euston station. it's completely shut and it's caught some travellers out. no, i'm not going home today. i was going to go home on thursday, but i can't because of the strikes, so i'm going home on tuesday instead. it's annoying that the general public has to get inconvenienced, but i understand wh

this is studland, dorset.for water and reservoirs low, like this one in derbyshire. after nearly six weeks of dry conditions, a drought has been declared for parts of england. southern, central and eastern areas are affected, including devon and cornwall, kent, london and the east midlands. water companies can now bring in stricter measures to save water. when you turn on a tap or have a shower, that water comes out of rivers like this, that means we are taking it away from the environment or a farmer who could be using it to irrigate or harvest crops we need for food, so it's about signalling this is something beyond normal and we all play a role in thinking about where our water comes from and to use water wisely. there are already hosepipe bans in place, with more on the way. from today, nearly 1.5 million south—east water customers in sussex and kent, are banned from using them. in some areas, there are exemptions. rule—breakers could be fined £1000. one of the areas banned is haywards heath in west sussex

genius but will also define abraham races 1st term in office. dorset avari al jazeera around the launch of mass as much anticipated artemus rocket has been postponed because of technical problems. it would have been the agencies 1st major step towards a mand more mission at more mission in 50 years. but engineers at the kennedy space center in florida, i have encountered an issue with one of the engines. we don't launch until it's right. and in fact, that they've got a problem with gases going on the engine bleed on one engine or you can't go you, there are certain guidelines. and i think it's just to luster to this is a very complicated machine, a very complicated system. and all those things have to work and you don't want to light the candle until it's ready to go. ah, 1730 g m t. the headlines on al jazeera, at least 9 people have been killed during fighting with the iraqi security forces. support is a she i to leader mac tad, our father stormed the presidential palace in bagdad after he announced he would permanently resign from politics. mahmoud abdougla had has more from the rock

this is studland, dorset.m the heat, desperate for water and reservoir is low, like this one in derbyshire. after nearly six weeks of dry conditions, a drought has been declared for parts of england. southern, central and eastern areas are affected, including devon and cornwall, kent, london and the east midlands. water companies can now bring in stricter measures to save water. when you turn on a tap or have a shower, that water comes out of rivers like this, that means we are taking it away from the environment or a farmer who could be using it to irrigate or harvest crops we need for food, so it's about signalling this is something beyond normal and we all play a role in thinking about where our water comes from and to use water wisely. there are already hosepipe bans in place, with more on the way. from today, nearly 1.5 million south east water customers in sussex and kent, are banned from using them. in some areas, there are exemptions. rule—breakers could be fined £1000. one of the areas banned is haywa

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keeling set up the petition after his partner struggled to get the help she needed when they moved to dorsetas in abject agony. she turned around to me and said, "can you get the pliers and take my tooth out? i can't carry on any more, ijust have to deal with having no teeth." i thought, this situation is awful. phone ringing. hello, dental surgery. our research suggests that dentists are giving up doing nhs work. ian is still seeing patients but he says the contract that dentists work under is driving many of his colleagues away. they have been trying to hang on to a broken system for such a long time. the problem is that for most dentists, the service they want to offer their patients is not readily available if they continue and stay in the nhs. it's a crying shame. nhs england has recently announced some changes to the contract, including paying dentists more for more complex cases but the union, the british dental association, says the changes are just modest tweaks and that the service remains underfunded and overstretched. jenny kumah, bbc news. let's talk to our health correspondent

but while out glad handing tory activists in dorset, it was her own policy liz truss was throwing inn misrepresented. i never had any intention of changing the terms and conditions of teachers and nurses. but what i want to be clear about is i will not be going ahead with the regional pay boards. that is no longer my policy. contrast that with this — last night her campaign said... the campaign said almost £9 billion a year could be saved if the system was adopted for all public sector workers in the long term. and this morning, truss supporters fanned out to trumpet the idea. anyone who currently works for civil service will remain on their current terms, but new people will be paid the market rate in the area in which they live, and that's quite rightly taking care of taxpayers' money because civil servants aren't paid out of thin air, they are paid on the earnings of the private sector. the truss campaign argued the plan would boost economic growth outside the southeast, but several rishi sunak supporting tory mps were horrified, saying it was a terrible idea that would harm recru

bristol, somerset, south gloucestershire, dorset and parts of wiltshire have been moved to drought statusw officially in drought. two 16—year—old boys have died after getting into difficulty at enagh lough, close to londonderry in northern ireland. they have been named locally as rueven joshy and jopu sebastain. our ireland correspondent chris page is at the scene. this is on the outskirts of londonderry, usually thought of as being a place of natural beauty, tranquillity, even. tonight, it is the scene of unspeakable grief. two teenage boys were looking forward to starting a new term at school, but now their families are mourning them after their most unexpected of deaths. joseph sebastian and reuven simon were among a group of friends who went on an end of summer cycling trip. the weather was fine yesterday. the teenagers stopped here, where some of them went for a swim. but tragedy took hold. the emergency services arrived early in the evening. last night, it was pretty chaotic here. families were arriving of some of the young boys who had been involved. they were obviously very anxiou

the environment agency say bristol, somerset, dorset, south gloucestershire and parts of wiltshire haver significant moment in one of our hottest ever summers? you significant moment in one of our hottest ever summers?- significant moment in one of our hottest ever summers? you can see the impact _ hottest ever summers? you can see the impact it — hottest ever summers? you can see the impact it has — hottest ever summers? you can see the impact it has had _ hottest ever summers? you can see the impact it has had on _ hottest ever summers? you can see the impact it has had on the - the impact it has had on the countryside in wiltshire and some of the areas are now showing river flows at their lowest on record. with wiltshire and these are the areas in the south—west added to the drought status, that is 11 out of 1a of the environment agency's region is currently in drought. the impact on the south—west is fairly stark when you look at it in space. just notice how the landscape has turned to a definite brown, the vegetation, after one of the driest july is in about 90 years. it goes beyon

we are speaking to you because borisjohnson is on a tour of dorset, is it? coverage - roll-out? when the prime minister took over we had 696 coverage of. took over we had 6% coverage of gigabit capable broadband, the best kind of broadband. it is now at 70%. still more work to do, of course, but a huge amount of progress seen in a very short of time at a pace that people previously said would not be achieved and we all know after the pandemicjust how after the pandemic just how important after the pandemicjust how important connectivity is, especially in rural areas, that historically have not had as good access as urban areas. the prime minister there today marking the next phase to take us beyond 70%, to really get round those rural areas such as dorset, where it is not going to be primarily the commercial sector that will be rolling out broadband but state—supported, so the first contract signed very recently, that is why he is in dorset and many more to come to get as well be that 70% we are at today. you are pleased with his delivery, what he has manage

and mitt romney's who condemn violence, it's mostly people like kevin mccarthy and ali stefani echo dorsetey're asked about it, they don't want to address it. >> congressman, you have become a villain for the far-right in this country. you are in an impeachment manager, your outspoken against the gop on twitter, and they always claim that you are connected to an alleged chinese spy even though the fbi said you did the right thing cutting off contacts of that person. do you feel that you are being especially targeted? that is coordinated with maga media almost? >> it's become i am effective mehdi. it's because people like adam schiff and nancy pelosi and others, they are effective as well. i get it, it's the job i am in. they can criticize, they can lie about me, it's a free country, you can go pretty far as far as what you say but elected officials, but where the line has to be drawn is when you start to use violence as a means to an end. your political will and that's the moment we are at right now. so i am not going to back down, i'm not going to be silent, but i am going to start callin

acknowledges china's claims, but doesn't dorset taiwan to us as a separate country, a democracy and ally. china has made a number of vague threats should pelosi go through with his visit and biden for his part reminded the chinese that the legislative branch of the american government is a separate, but coequal branch did you see visits to singapore by pelosi presidents do not tell congress what to do, the speaker of the house has visited taiwan before . newt gingrich and 97 and newt gingrich is that he supports nancy pelosi's trip today. we will continue to monitor this situation and the chinese response. meantime there are a number primaries and other votes happening today and these are a few i think deserve your attention in kansas, voters will vote whether or not to remove protections for abortion from the state constitution. so, a yes vote says move the protections and leave the decision up to the lawmakers at the capitol whether abortion is legal. a no vote means the protection for choice should day. >>> in arizona to republican's are battling for the right to run for governor on t

keeling set up the petition after his partner struggled to get the help she needed when they moved to dorseter was in abject agony. she turned around to me and said, "can you get the pliers and take my tooth out? i can't carry on any more, ijust have to deal with having no teeth." i thought, this situation is awful. phone ringing. hello, dental surgery. our research suggests that dentists are giving up doing nhs work. ian is still seeing patients but he says the contract that dentists work under is driving many of his colleagues away. they have been trying to hang on to a broken system for such a long time. the problem is that for most dentists, the service they want to offer their patients is not readily available if they continue and stay in the nhs. it's a crying shame. nhs england has recently announced some changes to the contract, including paying dentists more for more complex cases but the union, the british dental association, says the changes are just modest tweaks and that the service remains underfunded and overstretched. jenny kumah, bbc news. let's speak now to trishala lakhani

he was in dorset, where he was asked for his thoughts on what more can be done to ease the pressure on what the government is also going to do, whichever of the two candidates gets in next week, the government will also provide a further package of support to help people with the cost of energy. what we have got to do is get through the tough months ahead. let's speak to our political correspondent david wallace lockhart. this is the dying days of this campaign, polling closing at the end of the week and the announcement of who will succeed borisjohnson next monday. liz truss was supposed to do an interview today with nick robinson but pulled out because she said she didn't have time. in terms of what we know about the two candidates on trying to tackle energy bills and the cost of living, remind us where they stand. trite energy bills and the cost of living, remind us where they stand. we will have a new — remind us where they stand. we will have a new prime _ remind us where they stand. we will have a new prime minister _ remind us where they stand. we will have a new prime minister

but while out glad handing tory activists in dorset, it was her own policy liz truss was throwing inout is i will not be going ahead with the regional pay boards. that is no longer my policy. contrast that with this — last night her campaign said... the campaign said almost £9 billion a year could be saved if the system was adopted for all public sector workers in the long term. and this morning, truss supporters fanned out to trumpet the idea. anyone who currently works for civil service will remain on their current terms, but new people will be paid the market rate in the area in which they live, and that's quite rightly taking care of taxpayers' money because civil servants aren't paid out of thin air, they are paid on the earnings of the private sector. the truss campaign argued the plan would boost economic growth outside the southeast, but several rishi sunak supporting tory mps were horrified, saying it was a terrible idea that would harm recruitment and clobber efforts to level up the country. a prominent sunak backing tory mayor piled in too. the policy of cutting the pay fo

keeling set up the petition after his partner struggled to get the help she needed when they moved to dorset partner is in abject agony. she turned around to me and said can you get the pliers and just take my teeth out? i can't carry on any more, i willjust have to deal no teeth. i thought, this situation is awful. hello, dental surgery. our research suggests dentists are giving up doing nhs dental work. ian is still seeing patients, but he says the contracts that dentists work under is driving many of his colleagues away. they have been trying to hang on to a broken system for such a long time. the problem is, for most dentists, the service they want to offer their patients is not readily available if they continue and stay in the nhs. it is a crying shame. nhs england has recently announced some changes to the contract, including paying dentists more for more complex cases. but the union, the british dental association, argues the government plans are too little, too late and fail to get to the root of the problem. jenny kumah, bbc news. if you've experienced difficulties accessing dental

we have already got this line of showers working across cornwall and devon towards dorset and hampshirer north and east. into tomorrow we see this frontal system pushing its way east, that will bring some outbreaks of rain, in fact potentially some quite heavy rain working eastwards, much needed rain, although the north—east of scotland is likely to see the lion's share of the sunshine through the day, and it may well be that into the south—west of england and parts of west wales we see the sky is brightening in some sunshine starting to develop. 25 degrees in norwich tomorrow, 24 belfast at 19 for glasgow. some temperatures will climb through tuesday, a subtle shift in the wind direction, the wind coming from the south—west bringing warmer air, areas of cloud and sunny spells, one or two showers, temperatures around 2728 across some parts of east anglia, and even further north, aberdeen up to 20. looking further ahead, southern and eastern parts will stay quite warm into the middle part of the week. there is going to be a lot of dry weather around this week, but worth keeping an eye on

his perfect match and he has, they are now inseparable, in the weymouth sea life adventure park in dorset dishwashers, apparently. that could cause all kinds of shocks. thea;r dishwashers, apparently. that could cause all kinds of shocks.— cause all kinds of shocks. they are the half size _ cause all kinds of shocks. they are the half size ones, _ cause all kinds of shocks. they are the half size ones, aren't - cause all kinds of shocks. they are the half size ones, aren't they? . cause all kinds of shocks. they are the half size ones, aren't they? i. the half size ones, aren't they? i don't know. he has got four of them. there has been lots of chat about dishwashers stacking lately. here is some interesting stuff you might know already. did you know, should you or should you not to rinse your plates before they go into the dishwasher?— plates before they go into the dishwasher? yes. should or should not? it depends _ dishwasher? yes. should or should not? it depends how _ dishwasher? yes. should or should not? it depends how big _ dishwasher? yes. should or should not? it depends how big

now, the current prime minister is also out and about today, he is in dorset on what has been billedhe next opportunity for re—launch could come on friday. not too long to wait. there is a weather gap — not too long to wait. there is a weather gap and _ not too long to wait. there is a weather gap and if _ not too long to wait. there is a weather gap and if not - not too long to wait. there is a weather gap and if not it - not too long to wait. there is a weather gap and if not it will i not too long to wait. there is a | weather gap and if not it will be next month. we have been speaking to some experts this morning who say they have to get it right. all that money and time it has taken, it has to be perfect, they have to be confident. to be perfect, they have to be confident-— to be perfect, they have to be confident. , confident. they were so calm, said if it takes another _ confident. they were so calm, said if it takes another couple _ confident. they were so calm, said if it takes another couple of - if it takes another couple of months, that is what will happen, it takes as lo

a beautiful start to the day, this is weymouth in dorset for the last hour or so, showing the early morningis is on a lot of dry weather, the exception will be parts of scotland where we will see that the cloud and there could be a few showers. maybe one or two for northern ireland as well. most of england and wales fine, little bit of cloud bubbling up into the afternoon but staying dry for most of you. temperatures not changing too much, highs of 20 in glasgow, for birmingham and 24 or so for cardiff. into next week, this area of high pressure that�*s keeping us fine and dry for the moment stays with the cooler winds in the north sea, eastern areas of england knocking a degree or so off the temperatures. after a sunny start, a bit more cloud bubbling up for a time. for most of you it stays dry with some more sunshine coming through. some of the highest temperatures for southern wales and south—west england, and bridges around 24 degrees in the warmest spots. a bit fresher around some of those north sea coasts and we have the notting hill carnival, the really big day is on the monday. we w