well, as you've seen by complete historical accident, we're in a quiet corner of dorset. challenge for us has always been about how we raise awareness, because of course, no one�*s going to visit us if they don't know we exist or if they don't know where we are. so youtube has allowed us a very low cost way of reaching this massive global audience. the museum began around 100 years ago. the charity behind it hopes its web success will help it connect with more people for generations to come. jenny kumah, bbc news, dorset. brilliant. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. iam i am starting offjust down the road from the tank museum at corfe castle in dorset, a beautiful start with some early next. lots of sunshine in the south and the midlands, market harborough and leicestershire, it is warm here, but further north across northern england, southern scotland and eastern northern ireland, some pretty heavy rain courtesy of this weather front you can see nicely marked on the satellite picture with the areas of cloud, pretty much stationary for the rest of

and we find out why a museum in rural dorset has become an internet sensation.d coming up on bbc news: everton has new owners. american investment fund 777 partners buys out farhad moshiri. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister says he has ordered urgent work to ultimately ban american bully xl dogs. a man died this morning after being attacked by two dogs in staffordshire yesterday. the uk doesn't currently recognise the american bully xl as a breed, so the breed needs to be defined before any legislation can be introduced. it's not been confirmed what type of dogs were involved in yesterday's attack. a man was arrested on suspicion of having dogs out of control, and then further arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. leigh milner has the story. this is the scene where a man was attacked by two dogs yesterday afternoon just outside a property on main street in stonnall near walsall. members of the public try to help him. many have been left shocked by what happened. figs to help him. many have been left shocked by what happened. $

this is perhaps the most british thing ever — a hot weekend and hundreds were out in dorset doing thewhat? i'm glad i wasn't there. you're all caught up now. see ya! hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm mimi fawaz. here's what's coming up on the show. paul pogba is provisionally suspended from football due to an anti doping offence. wales get a much needed win over latvia to keep their hopes alive in their euro 2024 qualifying campaign. back to the top as novak djokovic returns to world number one in the tennis rankings after his historic win at the us open.

this is perhaps the most british thing ever — a hot weekend and hundreds were out in dorset doing thewhat? i'm very glad i wasn't there. you're all caught up now. see ya! hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm mimi fawaz. here's what's coming up on the show: paul pogba is provisionally suspended from football due to an anti—doping offence. wales get a much—needed win over latvia to keep their hopes alive in their euro 2024 qualifying campaign. back to the top, as novak djokovic returns to world number one in the tennis rankings after his historic win at the us open. hello from the bbc sport centre. we start with the news that one of the biggest names in world football, paul pogba, has been provisionally suspended from playing football due to an anti—doping offence. italy's national anti—doping tribunal said pogba returned a test with elevated levels of testosterone after his juventus side won 3—0 at udinese late last month.

we'll go live to dorset , but migrants. we'll go live to dorset, but please do migrants. we'll go live to dorset , but please do get migrants. we'll go live to dorset, but please do get in touch. send me your thoughts on gbviews@gbnews.com throughout the show. message on our the show. message me on our socials. we're at gb news. but first, let's get the news headunes first, let's get the news headlines with tatiana . headlines with tatiana. >> emily, thank you very much. good afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom. a man has been arrested in the royal mews area next to buckingham palace, scotland yard says officers at the royal residence responded to a person climbing the wall and entering the royal mews early this morning following a search. the 25 year old man was detained outside the stables. he's been arrested on suspicion of trespassing on a protected site and he's been taken into custody. police say at no point did the man enter buckingham palace. more on this as we get it. actor and comedian russell brand has denied very serious criminal allegations that h

there's a couple of pilots happening in north wales and dorset that i'm supportive of and want to seectices and then learn from them as quickly as possible, where that early child assessment is happening we are finding out and understanding more about domestic abuse earlier and then of course the decisions made in and around that family are much more appropriate. i also really want to see support for domestic abuse victims going into family court before they are in the middle of these very complex legal arrangements. so that people are feeling supported not only about the legal aspects of their case, which of course they need legal aid for but the emotional support and confidence to really talk about their concerns in family court. it's all in a policy report that i published this summer and with the powers of my office i'm waiting for government to respond to those recommendations at the end of september. so, all eyes are watching and we know this is a problem and we know there are ways to sort these out more clearly and so i welcome this research to date because it amplifies this ur

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this is perhaps the most british thing ever — a hot weekend and hundreds were out in dorset doing thei thought i would give it a go... no, do you know what? i'm glad i wasn't there. you're all caught up now. see ya! this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. the people of sweden have had a lot to get their heads around in the last year. membership of nato hasn't happened yet, but it is coming, and that means stockholm is rethinking its strategic posture. at home, power is in the hands of a conservative coalition which leans on the support of the far—right. when it comes to policy on migration, crime, and free speech, sweden's old liberal consensus is fractured. my guest is sweden's foreign minister, tobias billstrom. has sweden become europe's most polarised country? tobias billstrom, in stockholm, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. mr billstrom, sweden has, for many months now, had its request in to become a full—fledged member of nato. you applied alongside finland.

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his failure or success will have global consequences. dorset jabari l g 0, so to thousands of people are holding a sitting outside of french military base and is yeah for the 3rd day the process has to be singing and dancing the streets of the cap is made. that mistake to say 1500 french troops should leave relations with the funds have gotten worse since the military cruise seized power in july, pirates has refused to recognize the crew members as a legitimate government. i do this has moved from outside the military base in the i'm a for they came in the numbers, but nowhere near the figures we saw on saturdays when hundreds of thousands of girls who is supporters turn up. i've been submitted to the praise, but before their arrival on sunday, the security forces. why ready for them? 5 years, i'm told enjoy set out. i'd round the military base. yeah. which is causing at least 1500 french troops. now, because everybody is set up around the military base. the protesters work compartment allies into smaller groups. that was easy for the security forces to control move on to control the

this is perhaps the most british thing ever — a hot weekend and hundreds were out in dorset doing thethought i'd give it a go... no, do you know what? i'm very glad i wasn't there. you're all caught up now. see ya! voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. are the machines about to take over? that basic fear seems to underpin much of the discussion about artificial intelligence, and parallel developments such as synthetic biology. the latest wave of tech advances offers us extraordinary new possibilities, but do we flawed human beings have the will and the means to contain and control them 7 well, my guest is mustafa suleyman, ceo of inflection ai and the author of a challenging book on aland us. is that a doomed relationship? mustafa suleyman, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me. it's a great pleasure to have you here. now, you, in your career, are wrestling with the complex relationship between us humans and increasingly intelligent machines. it seems,

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we'll go live to dorset , but migrants. we'll go live to dorset, but please do migrants.ts. we'll go live to dorset, but please do get in touch. send me your thoughts on gbviews@gbnews.com throughout the show. message on our the show. message me on our socials. we're at gb news. but first, let's get the news headunes first, let's get the news headlines with tatiana . headlines with tatiana. >> emily, thank you very much. good afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom. a man has been arrested in the royal mews area next to buckingham palace, scotland yard says officers at the royal residence responded to a person climbing the wall and entering the royal mews early this morning following a

and hospitals in dorset, sussex, essex, and county durham and darlington have adopted it. numbers have been rarely used without good reason, and nhs staff with concerns have also dialled for help. the government says it wants to move quickly to introduce an england—wide system. but nhs england has said there may need to be a number of different systems. thank you. doubts hang over parts of the plan for the ages to on the night after the government refused to guarantee the track will run on from birmingham to manchester as expected. it follows reports the prime minister and chancellor are in talks about scrapping it. the planned new high speed railway is meant to link london, birmingham and manchester, cutting travel times. here's our transport correspondent katy austin. it is a mammoth, decades—long project meant to add capacity to the rail network and speed up journeys. hs2 has also been plagued by spiralling costs and delays. just six months ago, the government pushed back the start of work on its latest stages. it is not the first section between west london and birming

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where the liberal media think they're going bright i hope they don't plan to show up on this woman's dorsetth people on the left with u.s. supreme court justices. and i can understand the thinking of let me protect everybody in my family. all these candidates by the way are having those conversations. >> as they should, particularly on the republican side of the aisle, people go after your family members still go after a guy that served you a mc donald's coffee, any tip into a relationship they will. i maintain if it was someone on the left running, they would sa was his girlfriend who's his partner, that's normal to ask, but this is as much of a hit as on tim scott as it is on voters. it says fast-forward to 20 whatever, despite the all the they are defining masculinity a a part of their playbook, the average of republican voter going to these town hall events is not talking about masculinit they're looking for a fighter, someone who will defend their faith in someone who will meet the cultural moments of this time as it pertains to their children, schools, on the issue of life and on all

in west dorset, strictly, right? certainly not for me. in west dorset , where my for me. chris, is you once worked on railways yourself. >> i did when i left school, my first job was as a station assistant and i worked for the railways for 20 years before being elected . so for me, this being elected. so for me, this matters as a lot as someone who worked for the railway, who cares deeply for the railway, for its continued growth , both for its continued growth, both and for those people who have given their life in service to helping people move around the united kingdom. >> do you think then the government must drop these plans and will a vote loser at and will it be a vote loser at the election? the next election? >> the process basically is >> so the process basically is that the rail industry he consults on or the watchdog has consulted on the rail industry plan . that's all being wrapped plan. that's all being wrapped up . and that then goes to the up. and that then goes to the ministers for, in effect, a sign off or a veto . so the purpose of off or a veto. so the

joining me now to assess the threat is mark white, dorset, asian hornet coordinator.template . to contemplate. >> it is indeed. to contemplate. >> it is indeed . it's a bit of >> it is indeed. it's a bit of a bit of a mouthful as well. >> what exactly are we dealing with? what is an asian hornet? what does it look like? how big is it ? is it? >> it's roughly me, a little bit smaller than a £2 coin. it's actually smaller than our nato european hornet . um, but it's european hornet. um, but it's tendencies to predator are nafive tendencies to predator are native insects, not just bees , native insects, not just bees, but any native flying species is the most concern to us at the moment . moment. >> why is it if it's if it's not as big and maybe not as not as ferocious, why is it why is it penetrating bee defences in ways that existing problems don't based ? based? >> basically it's got no known predators here in the uk and in mainland europe, so it's progress across europe since 2004 has just been basically unstopped by any , any local or unstopped by any, any local or a

his failure or success will have global consequences. dorset jabari l 20 searching residents and the druid had been advised to stay in doors ahead of full cost heavy rain. well, far as he's in the city, shut down train lines and postponed a football game up to the national weather service, issued warnings for intense rain storms and can still have problems firefighters, risk and people trapped in front of autism because are held serious is that security forces open file on a group of jet skis from morocco off to they refused to comply with orders to stop . 2 people were killed last tuesday. optis trying into l. jerry invoices were broken, media is reporting a stood man, was wounded and detained. in algeria, the hundreds of motors attended the funerals in morocco on friday. the 2 nations have a long history of tension tied to morocco's claims to the disputed wisdom to hara one of the date is a jewel french national. and his family says the launch legal action in france. but frances has held sunday mass and mongolia and welcome to worship is from across the border in china, nearly 1500

joining me now to assess the threat is mark white, dorset, asian hornet coordinator.template . to contemplate. >> it is indeed. to contemplate. >> it is indeed . it's a bit of >> it is indeed. it's a bit of a bit of a mouthful as well. >> what exactly are we dealing with? what is an asian hornet? what does it look like? how big is it ? is it? >> it's roughly me, a little bit smaller than a £2 coin. it's actually smaller than our nato european hornet . um, but it's european hornet. um, but it's tendencies to predator are nafive tendencies to predator are native insects, not just bees , native insects, not just bees, but any native flying species is the most concern to us at the moment . moment. >> why is it if it's if it's not as big and maybe not as not as ferocious, why is it why is it penetrating bee defences in ways that existing problems don't based ? based? >> basically it's got no known predators here in the uk and in mainland europe, so it's progress across europe since 2004 has just been basically unstopped by any , any local or unstopped by any, any local or a

his failure or success will have global consequences. dorset jabari l g 0 searches us, but there's plenty more ahead on this news out including keeping up the pressure of thousands really in the she has capital for 3rd day, demanding friends with towards the troops and the invested in an uncertain future. why more than a 1000000 university students? and so don, unable to continue this studies and the perfect 10 rice wins as mex, wisconsin takes victory at the italian chrome pre. that's coming up with roland sports. the american officials in north eastern syria are attempting to stop fighting between arab and kurdish allies. civilians were among several people killed last week during the violence in the region of the as or fighting broke out opposite the could actually 3 in democratic forces. the rest of the, combined from a local era of tribe fighting is now taking place along loud slides of is, do you have controlled territory from the east and puerto and as or to live o and surrounding provinces in the north, the alliance of kurdish, an arab militias, backed by the united states, contro

town of clashed in the dorset town of portland over the bibi stockholm bridge protests due to bridge the scene . geoff, give us the the scene. geoff, give us the background and tell us what's happening now . happening now. >> well, a cruise ship is just coming into dock . if you can see coming into dock. if you can see out here in portland port. it's going to be spilling all of its passengers out into portland and they'll be going into weymouth to and they're going to be greeted by two protests. one in in in favour of no migration whatsoever. and the other demonstration, the stand up to racism demonstration . these racism demonstration. these demonstrations have become more and more angry , more and more and more angry, more and more divisive, more and more bitter as the weeks and months have gone on. i've been covering this story , as you know, for several story, as you know, for several weeks, and months. and a month ago, two months ago, there would now be a queue of people from portland wanting to talk to me, wanting to put their point of view forward, wanting to be heard. now now

the bibby stockholm is moored in dorset.ice of wales. the reason why the stomach the stomach reason why voice | of wales is here is because this affects everybody. everybody in the united kingdom. the tap needs turning off. unlike voice of wales, patriotic alternative organises protests such as this one here in portland. it was a small group and it had a low turnout. one of them was michelle vardy, a concerned local who we also found had been posting in anti—asylum facebook groups. this is a poor area and a lot of people, they can't even afford to feed their children three meals a day in the school holidays. yet they've seen a barge coming in. 0ur government is paying for three meals a day for them. and would it worry you if you knew that the leader of that group has sympathies towards adolf hitler, for example? if that's the case, yes. but i also understand that a lot of these groups that are against all the illegal immigrants coming here, they always get slurred with far right and racist tendencies from other groups like s

you could you could have a terraced house in london somewhere or dorset or where that dorset or poolefall into this of category now this sort of category now because are because the house prices are rocketing so much. so it's affecting actually a lot more of us than it ever used to. >> and it's worth noting that social democracies like norway, sweden don't have this tax. they scrapped it . so are we out of scrapped it. so are we out of lockstep with the, you know, most of the world on this ? i most of the world on this? i think so. >> and keith says, i think it's an unfair tax and is anti—family . well, yeah, you should be able to. >> i do think you should be able to pass on what you have built up to your family. >> should all of it, though , all >> should all of it, though, all lower it to begin with? couldn't we lower it? david in lincolnshire says, it may sound controversial, but i think there should be a limit on how much you can inherit that should be tax free any remaining money tax free and any remaining money would off debts and then go would pay off debts and then go to treas

burns that have been raised by portland , the dorset raised by portland, the dorset fire and rescue toed to house about 220 odd people and they want to double the number that would be on this barge. the other issues , of course, are other issues, of course, are around wethersfield in essex and scampton up in lincolnshire , scampton up in lincolnshire, both really struggling scampton there are no asylum seekers on site there. they were supposed to have been on site by now, or at least the first cohort that were supposed to be on site. but they've had difficulties in trying to establish proper contracts with the builders and contractors who would repurpose some of the accommodation blocks on there to house the asylum seekers. and then you've got wethersfield that's also in, it seems , a slower process of seems, a slower process of getting asylum seekers onto that base. getting asylum seekers onto that base . then there has been then base. then there has been then i think originally envisaged , think originally envisaged, we're supposed to be looking towards 1500 odd asylum seekers there

sarah in dorset, not your real name, how are you? at school. it was a bit unusual for him. then he had an ok time at school. it was a bit unusualfor him. and at his local primary school he really struggled. she was absent and just sort of what we thought was anxiety going into school. and i got a lot of flack from the school, the fact he wasn�*t going. even down to the fact the head teacher on one occasion when i rang in sick one day said that he would personally drive around and collect him in his pyjamas and taken into school that day. pyjamas and taken into school that da . ~ . i pyjamas and taken into school that da .~ . iwas pyjamas and taken into school that day-- i was quite _ pyjamas and taken into school that day. iloathed? i was quite horrified. day. what? i was quite horrified. it's day. what? i was quite horrified. it's literally _ day. what? i was quite horrified. it's literally down _ day. what? i was quite horrified. it's literally down the _ day. what? i was quite horrified. it's literally down the road, - day. what?

with the storm moving through dorset, along the south coast to the isle of wight, to worthing and brightonalready caused major disruption across the south—west, with exeter airport shutting due to flooding yesterday. torrents of muddy water from burst rivers caused roads to become impassable in somerset and in devon too. residents have been left with a major clean—up operation after the storm ripped through there. betty baldwin's cottage is one of the homes affected. she rested upstairs while her neighbours helped remove thick sludge and mud from downstairs. poor betty, all the mud went in, it must have been about three or four inches deep, all the way through the house. so the villagers have all rallied together and we've all been shovelling mud and cleaning it up. the 95—year—old is visually impaired and uses a stair lift. and waited patiently for someone to help her get to a neighbours' house. ijust woke up in the night to hear an awful lot of water, like the sea. where is all that sound coming from? and i went to the window and i shouted out, "i can't get out, i can't get out! i'm just

i don't think so though. in dorset said as though.et said as a child just after the war, we were boiled in were given beef, tea boiled in hot we were poorly. hot water. if we were poorly. apparently bovril is going out of fashion as as well. of fashion as well as well. >> just like you, paul. you >> just like you, paul. so you can we will see you can go. but we will see you a little bit later. >> well, we'll like a old >> well, we'll see. like a old tin of spam. ask forever. tin of spam. i'll ask forever. thank you. >> all right. stick with us. coming the newspapers coming up, how the newspapers are reporting the big stories, including allegation are reporting the big stories, includirrussell allegation are reporting the big stories, includirrussell brand.llegation against russell brand. plus other elsewhere, against russell brand. plus other it's elsewhere, against russell brand. plus other it's headlineewhere, against russell brand. plus other it's headline makers because it's headline makers next. watching breakfast gb news. >> it'

gb views gbnews.com and betty in dorset says , i'm retired and dorset says, i'm retired and volunteerof those who've entered the country illegally. they have no papers, no proof of who they are. they have claims rejected and no course of appeal. but this is although it's very, very frustrating that the backlog is so huge, this is where the problem comes in, isn't it? if we've got absolutely no identification and i suppose aren't really saying who they aren't really saying who they are or where they're from, what do you do? where do you send them back to? >> and until a deal with the eu or whatever, until a deal actually gets working, which will take time, nothing's going to stop those small boats setting off and we're still not going to be able to turn them around. but labour says they will tackle wholesale. >> the gangs which which are providing the boats , the selling providing the boats, the selling these ridiculously priced tickets. but but how do you how do you do it? i don't know that perhaps we need a bit more detail on that rather than just saying, well, we'll have a deal with

. >> quickly on betty in >> and just quickly on betty in dorset we taught dorset says, we were taught from birth and in followed the rules. in school we followed the rules. we were also taught respect for others their property. and others and their property. and belongings awful belongings seems to be an awful lot have children and lot of people have children and then no responsibility then take no responsibility for them. with you, you know? >> i agree. yeah we're going to leave it there, we'll see leave it there, but we'll see a little bit later on. >> thanks very much indeed. >> and thanks very much indeed. let's see if we can cheer ourselves with a look at the ourselves up with a look at the weather you this morning weather for you this morning with weather for you this morning witithe temperatures rising, boxt >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar sponsors of weather solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there . good morning to >> hello there. good morning to you. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your gb news weather forecast provided by the met offic

the south—east, before those showers arrive, and it will improve later in the day for somerset, and dorseter recent nights. last night some didn't go below 20 celsius, but still quite uncomfortable for sleeping into monday morning. but monday will be a fresh feeling day, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. a few showers around and further south and east we hold on to the warm air with a temperatures up to 27 celsius not as hot as it has been. today is likely to be the seventh day above 30 celsius. the king of morocco has declared three days of national mourning and ordered shelter, food and other help for survivors of the devastating earthquake which hit morocco. with the death toll now above 2,000, it is the most deadly earthquake to hit the country since 1960. joining us now is mina metioui from the british moroccan society. thank you so much forjoining me. how are you? fine, thank you. settled. it was a bit of an experience. i settled. it was a bit of an experience.— settled. it was a bit of an experience. i bet it was an experience- _ experience. i bet it was an experien

and we are also in dorset today talking about bibby stockholm. >> remember that barge ?t could reopen this week. we'll have all the latest that. apparently, latest on that. apparently, legionella free now, is legionella free now, which is good news. legionella free now, which is goowell,/s. legionella free now, which is goowell, i'd think so. >> well, i'd like to think so. >> well, i'd like to think so. >> allegedly. we'll see. >> allegedly. we'll see. >> go there and have a dose of legionnaires disease while you're at it. >> we'll you all about >> and we'll tell you all about it in washington when we're at conference. >> so let's have a look at some of other stories coming into of the other stories coming into the today. it's been the newsroom today. it's been reported appointment reported that nhs appointment cancellations exceed cancellations are set to exceed a of million following a total of a million following joint junior doctors a total of a million following jointconsultants unior doctors a total of a million following jointconsultants .nior doctors a total of a