her family wanted this to be a celebration of eilidh ‘s life.ime with her friends. she had gone to manchester with her friend, friends. she had gone to manchester with herfriend, laura macintyre, who remains in hospital with serious injuries. this stands as a testament for ever to the world of love, innocence, generosity, kindness... eilidh will be laid to rest in the village in which she grew up. six arab countries including saudi arabia and egypt have cut diplomatic ties with qatar, accusing it of destabilising the region. they say qatar backs militant groups including so—called islamic state and al qaeda, claims which qatar denies. several airlines have cancelled all flights our diplomatic correspondent james landale joins me now. what's this all about? this is one of those simmering tensions that has suddenly exploded into one of the most serious diplomatic breakdowns in the gulf countries for many yea rs. in the gulf countries for many years. the gulf countries led by saudi arabia and others, they believe and accuse qatar of supporting isla

eilidh will be laid to rest in the village in which she grew up.oved by all, and forever in their hearts. lorna gordon, bbc news, barra in the western isles. on the other side of the newsroom, it is louise. there she is. it has been such a long time we have been talking about difficult driving conditions after a warm may. look at this afternoon, difficult conditions. that could cause some travel disruption for the early evening rush hour. the rain has been piling in across much of south—west england and wales and north—east england. —— northwest ingram. the strongest winds will be at gale force on the coast. that brain will push through the night. i wet and windy night for many of us. the first thing tomorrow morning, through central and eastern england, there will be some rain around and some quite persistent, lingering for much of the day in north—east scotland. western areas fare better but still pretty windy. top temperatures just 11 to 18 degrees. wednesday should quieten down, drier weather and just a bit warmer imbeciles with highs of 20. he

island, is eilidh was la id to rest neighbouring island, is eilidh was laid to rest in the village whereir hearts —— who would stay. the actor, peter sallis, has died — at the age of 96. he was best known for his roles in last of the summer wine — and as wallace in the animation series, wallace and gromit. nick higham looks back at his life. for more than 30 years, peter sallis played clegg, a mild—mannered flat cap philosopher in the last of the summer wine. ready, steady, go! much of the series's innocent charm came from peter sallis. yes! yes! this is it, this is the tree! you can see the church! it can happen in an actor's life, if you are very lucky, that something special turns up. when i read last of the summer wine i thought, this is it! long before the summer wine, peter sallis was a familiarface... on the summer wine, peter sallis was a familiar face... on television the summer wine, peter sallis was a familiarface... on television he played samuel pepys and casanova, in a heyday of studio drama. he appeared in classic serials like the palaces. i'm sorry, gromit. the fact is...

the first funeral of those killed in the manchester attack — 14—year—old eilidh macleod in barra in theebrides. six arab states cut diplomatic ties with qatar, accusing it of supporting terrorism. "last of the summer wine" theme. and the actor peter sallis, of the last of the summer wine and the voice of wallace in wallace and gromit, has died. good evening. two of the three attackers on london bridge on saturday night have been named by the police. khuram butt, 27 years old, british, living in barking, was known to the police and mi5. he had been a supporter of a banned islamist extremist group and had been reported to the anti—terrorist hotline by suspicious neighbours. but the police say they had no intelligence to suggest he was planning saturday night's attack. one other attacker was named — rachid redouane who was 30 and claimed to be moroccan/libyan and also lived in barking — the police say he had not previously come to their attention. tonight, questions as to why khuram butt in particular was not a greater priority for the security services and how they missed a plot that has

eilidh will be laid to rest in the village in which she grew up.orough market. we are continuing to reflect on the aftermath of another terrorist attack. on saturday night, seven people were killed here, 48 injured, 18 of those, we are told, still receiving critical care. there have been many raids and arrests in the capital since the attack on saturday. let's start this section of the programme by finding out more about one of them. let's talk to jane frances kelly in east ham. explain what is happening where you are? in the last three quarters of an hour, a police dog unit arrived. a dog has gone into the property. we have seen forensic teams coming in and out all day. neighbours say at about 4.30 this morning they heard gunshots, a loud explosion and police saying get down, get down. armed police went into the property and the police have been searching it. there were reports earlier that six people were detained. we have talked to local people here that say they only knew a family of three. we're not sure how many were detained. earlier, iwas w

eilidh macleod's father at the head of a dignified procession, family close behind as the coffin was from barra played on the teenager's beloved pipes. her family wanted eilidh‘s funeral to be a celebration of her life — a young girl with an infectious personality who loved music, reading, and spending time with herfriends. in contrast to the hate that took her life, eilidh‘s life was a testament to the world of love, of innocence, kindness, and of faith. her influence lives on through all the lives that she ever touched. in this safe and gentle place, the grief at eilidh‘s death has been profound. her family said most of her happiest times were spent with friends and family on these islands. they are glad to have her back home among those she loved so much. then, a finaljourney across the causeway to a neighbouring island, as eilidh was laid to rest in the village where she grew up. a beautiful girl, her parents said, who would stay eternally young, loved by all and forever in their hearts. lorna gordon, bbc news, barra. the leader of the scottish national party, nicola sturgeon, an

then, a finaljourney across the causeway to a neighbouring island, as eilidh was laid to rest in the village where she grew up. a beautiful girl, her parents said, who would stay eternally young, loved by all and forever in their hearts. lorna gordon, bbc news, barra. as with manchester, many londoners have reacted with defiance to sunday's attack. but the security services are warning we may have to learn to live with the ongoing possibility of further violence from islamist extremists. our special correspondent fergal keane looks at what longer term challenges this could present to our society and to our communities. the imagery of terror is becoming more familiar. three attacks in less than three months, all by men who we re than three months, all by men who were willing to die themselves so they could inflict pain on others. rightly, we speak of people's resilience and there will to resist those who would make them afraid. but the public response to terror can be more complex.” but the public response to terror can be more complex. i think it's terror, buried —— i think it's terr

andre gray at atlantic skies eilidh macleod was returned to her island home.orth a eilidh lives has been in shock at her death. the local school closed, businesses shut, as hundreds of islanders filled the church and lined the streets for her funeral. her family wanted this to bea funeral. her family wanted this to be a celebration of a liam mcleod's life, a young girl with an endearing and infectious personality, kind and cheerful, who loved music, reading, spending time with her friends. cheerful, who loved music, reading, spending time with herfriends. ian had gone to manchester with her friend laura macintyre. she remains in hospital with serious injuries. her uncle said the legacy of her memory was now the island's two cherries and protect. in contrast to the hate that of her life, her life was and now stands as testament for ever to the of love, of innocence, goodness, generosity, kindness, faith. she will be laid to rest in the village in which she grew up, beautiful girl, her parents said, who would stay eternally young, loved by all, and for ever in t

eilidh macleod went to the concert with his sister.t events and there was even time for the policeman to join in the dancing. ariana grande, whose concert was targeted, praised the city's spirit. i love you guys so much and i think that the kind of love and unity you're displaying is the medicine the world really needs now. i want to thank you for being just that. i want to thank you for coming. later, we will hear from a mother and daughter that were at the original concert. the really difficult decision to go to the concert last night. we will get a reaction from them. we will get the latest from charlie on this attack in london on saturday night. so many armed police visible on the streets. the cordoned off area is just behind me. let me introduce you to the bishop of southwark, christopher jessup. i don't know where to start, where are your thoughts? we have those days, another london day, the sun is shining, people are going to work. we have been in this position before after such a dreadful event. where are your thoughts?” before

we have sophie hutchens, eilidh child came through co mforta bly.day and we have got some of the stills. maybe you could talk us through who we are seeing? that is harry, he qualified fine. sorry, we should have told you we were going to do this. if you can tell me who that is... it is this. if you can tell me who that is...itisa this. if you can tell me who that is... it is a nice picture! it is a montage. you talked about some other competitors, the 1500 metres, and you a golden era of middle—distance running, sebastian coe, steve cram. your name is obviously included in those great names. is there still a bit of the british athletes that has that kind of looming over them a bit, that is what people still hark back to? yes and no. certainly, in the men's1500 metres, 800 metres, that was a little bit of a millstone. the minute anybody put in a great performance, suddenly they have that around their neck. they are going to be the next sebastian coe. i think that has happened less on the women's side. i think now attitudes are changing. we are seeing

but i thinkjack green, eilidh doyle, they will be the standout names. in the team. as a coach do get nervous if your athlete is competing in an event before the big ones? i‘ve got an athlete on the team, she goes tomorrow in the final of the women‘s 100 metres hurdles. she is a junior. when i had a conversation with her it was more about going out and having fun, it‘s an experience competing against adults, people that hopefully in your career you will compete against on a more regular basis. you are nervous because you‘re sending them out into the big wide world, but you don‘t cut your teeth sat at home. great britain in third after day one of competition, germany at the top. how far are we from being on top and can we come away with this team victory? how long is the competition itself? second day tomorrow. what are our chances of coming out on top? coming out on top is difficult. the germans and the polish are stronger in depth. some of our bigger names and better athletes have decided not to be at this. if we can maintain third or top four, that is

there were some strong performances on day two, including a season's best from eilidh doyle in the 400failed to qualify for the america's cup final. they were comprehensively beaten by team new zealand in bermuda and he's is planning some changes, but he's not giving up. i used to think being an olympic sailor was hard work, but it's nothing compare to with this. but i've loved every minute of it. it's been a huge, huge challenge. really proud of the team we've developed and i want to be a big part of that in the future, and yes, i will keep running the team and i'm determined that we will get the america's cup home. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i will have more in the next hour. pakistan government officials say at least 100 people are reported to have been killed and dozens more badly injured when a lorry transporting oil burst into flames in punjab. police said a crowd had gathered to collect fuel leaking from the vehicle which had overturned on the main highway from the city of bahawalpur. 0ur correspondent secun

eilidh doyle produced one of the highlights, running a season—best in the aoom hurdles.fternoon in the third and fourth placed playoff at the hockey world league in london. they were beaten 2—0 by the netherlands in the semi—finals but if they win this afternoon, they'll reach the world league final in india this december. great britain won a record eight medals at the european boxing championships in ukraine. that included bantamweight gold for liverpool's peter mcgrail, who said he was "absolutely buzzing" afterwards. a lot of the fighters there are part of a gb boxing squad which has changed significantly in preparation for the 2020 olympic games in tokyo. sir ben ainslie says he has some difficult phone calls to make, after his team failed to qualify for the america's cup final. they were comprehensively beaten by team new zealand in bermuda and he's planning some changes — but he's not giving up. are used to think being an olympic sailor was hard work but it's nothing compared with this. i have loved every minute of it, it has been a huge, huge challenge, really pro

. ♪ >>> this was the funeral today in scotland for 14-year-old eilidh macleod, one of 22 people killedks ago by a suicide bomber at an ariana grande concert in manchester, england. more than 100 others were wounded. grande held another concert in manchester last night to raise money for victims, and jonathan vigliotti was there. ♪ ♪ i'll break free >> reporter: many of the young girls in the emotional crowd had attended the first concert, and refused to let their fears get the best of them. ♪ 23-year-old grande, not much older than her teenaged fan, hit a defiant tone. >> the kind of love and community that we're displaying is the medicine in the world we really need right now. ♪ we're still thinking of some >> reporter: robbie williams, who grew up near manchester, instantly won over the crowd when he changed the lyrics to his hit song "strong." ♪ slip inside the eye of your mind ♪ >> reporter: cold play frontman joined forces with grande to sing "don't look back in anger", manchester's unofficial anthem following the ♪ i heard you say ♪ i'd cried enough tears to see my own ♪ >> repor

eilidh doyle produced one of the best performances, running a season—best in the 400—metre hurdles.as won by the 9—2 shot the tin man. the second—favourite stormed through in the diamond jubilee stakes, with around three quarters of a furlong to go. england will meet malaysia this afternoon in the third/fourth placed playoff at the hockey world league in london. they were beaten 2—0 by the netherlands in the semi—finals but if they win this afternoon, they'll reach the world league final in india this december. it was a largely disappointing saturday for britain's boxers at the european championships in ukraine, picking upjust one gold out of a possible seven. that went to liverpool's 21—year—old peter mcgrail in the bantamweight division. he had to shake off a point deduction and a partisan crown to beat home favourite mykola butsenko on a split decision now how about this for a quick recovery? britain's scott redding was in fifth place during qualifying for the dutch grand prix in assen when this happened with five minutes of the session remaining. now moto gp riders are a determi

eilidh doyle produced one of the best performances, running a season—best in the a00—metre hurdles.in the semi—finals but if they win this afternoon, they'll reach the world league final in india this december. it was a largely disappointing saturday for britain's boxers at the european championships in ukraine, picking upjust one gold out of a possible seven. that went to liverpool's 21—year—old peter mcgrail in the bantamweight division. sir ben ainslie has admitted that his team got aspects of their boat design and strategy wrong after failing to qualify for the america's cup final. they were comprehensively beaten by team new zealand and ainslie is planning some changes. for sure we're going to have to mix things upa for sure we're going to have to mix things up a little bit. after a couple of weeks of sitting back and reflecting on it i'm quite clear in the direction i want to take the team. probably will be a few difficult conversations, but that's the nature of development sport, you have to keep evolving and moving forwards and we've got a great core tea m forwards and we've

other stories this afternoon: the first funeral for a victim of the manchester bombing , 14—year—old eilidho rest on the scottish island of barra. high emotions — and a tv audience peaking at 14.5 million — for the benefit concert staged by ariana grande less than two weeks after the manchester attack. good afternoon from london bridge — where a vigil will be held tonight in honour of the victims of the attack here on saturday. willian as the police cordon marking offa willian as the police cordon marking off a large area of this part of london, in light of the terrorist attack. seven people killed, 48 injured. the investigation continues. raids are taking place in various boroughs to the east of the capital. our correspondent richard galpin has the latest. this is borough market in the midst of the attack. it's being filmed by florin morariu, who's from romania. but instead of running to safety, he attacks the three men stabbing people in front of him. translation: i really thought i was in danger so i threw a bread crate at one of the attackers. i saw he was going to dodge it so i hit him

eilidh doyle produced one of the highlights, running a season—best in the a00m hurdles.ure race on the final day — the diamond jubilee stakes — ridden by tom queally and trained byjames fanshawe. england will meet malaysia this afternoon in the third and fourth placed playoff at the hockey world league in london. they were beaten 2—0 by the netherlands in the semi—finals but if they win this afternoon, they'll reach the world league final in india this december. great britain won a record eight medals at the european boxing championships in ukraine. liverpool's peter mcgrail in the bantamweight division. now, how about this for a recovery. britain's scott redding was going well in qualifying for the dutch grand prix when he lost grip and his bike slipped out from under him. but he sprinted back to the pit lane, jumped on his spare bike and went out again, actually improving his best lap time and finishing fifth. good effort. but what you call getting back on the bike. thank you so much. now back to the main story, the government has been asked to assure councils across e