south africa's director of rugby rassie erasmus is to face an independent misconduct hearing after hisg the officials, and in particular referee nic berry, over their handling of the match, which the lions won. world rugby say the "extensive and direct nature" of erasmus's criticism is a potential breach of world rugby�*s code of conduct. and harry kane didn't show up to tottenham's training ground as expected this morning amid intense speculation about his future, with manchester city interested in signing the striker. kane was due to undergo coronavirus testing today before starting training tomorrow after a three—week break following euro 2020. however, the striker didn't turn up and spurs haven't explained why. it's understood kane felt he could leave the club this summer. new manager nuno espirito santo has spoken optimistically about working with the england captain. and that's all the sport for now. you can go to the website for all the latest. fairly quiet on the weather front out there right now, and tuesday is going to bring more of the same, sunny spells and scattered shower

all parts of the uk, parts which didn't tend to really engage with erasmus and send students abroad,payment scams, where fraudsters trick people to transfer money to them. last month, our reporter jon ironmonger recorded a conversation with a scam caller, which revealed the lengths that some were prepared to go to. he's been speaking to two of their many victims. since my little chat with the now infamous mr richard jones, loads of people have told us that they have been hit by the same sort of scam that starts with a text or an e—mail asking for your personal details, follow—up call from a spoof number and a man who claims to be calling from the fraud department your bank. these scammers trick people like georgia to move their money to another account. thought this could be a scam. they were so convincing. and ifind myself now, every time my phone goes off with a number i don't recognise, i pick it up like i am expecting them. remember, we will never ask you to transfer money to another account for safekeeping. so—called authorised push payment scams are the bane of banks and their

south africa's director of rugby rassie erasmus is to face an independent misconduct hearing after hisism is a potential breach of world rugby�*s code of conduct. and harry kane didn't show up to tottenham's training ground as expected this morning amid intense speculation about his future, with manchester city interested in signing the striker. kane was due to undergo coronavirus testing today before starting training tomorrow after a three—week break following euro 2020. however, the striker didn't turn up and spurs haven't explained why. it's understood kane felt he could leave the club this summer. new manager nuno espirito santo has spoken optimistically about working with the england captain. and that's all the sport for now. you can go to the website for all the latest. fairly quiet on the weather front out there right now, and tuesday is going to bring more of the same, sunny spells and scattered showers. and you can see some scattered showers in one or two spots across the country early in the morning. it's also going to be quite fresh underneath the clearing skies. in fact, i

it replaces the eu scheme erasmus. _ of schemes? it replaces the eu scheme erasmus.e north, the west midlands. . ._ west midlands... can i really iuickl west midlands... can i really quicklyiump _ west midlands... can i really quicklyiump in? _ west midlands... can i really quicklyjump in? i've - west midlands... can i really quicklyjump in? i've got i west midlands... can i really quicklyjump in? i've got a i west midlands... can i really i quicklyjump in? i've got a couple of figures here. 2018, 18a —— one of $94.4 of figures here. 2018, 18a —— one of $9a.a million. of figures here. 2018, 18a —— one of $94.4 million. £194 of figures here. 2018, 18a —— one of $9a.a million. £19a million was spent in erasmus plus. the uk government will only be spending 110 million on the turing scheme. i am a graduate of erasmus and i could not afford to live in switzerland. i was the only graduate who was working. are you sure students will be able to work —— or go on these schemes? absolutely. we are giving students more money than what erasmus did. we will give them a stipend jus

parts of the uk, parts which didn't tend to engage with erasmus and send students abroad, they willed for four months. the ever given saga highlighted our reliance on global supply chains for just about everything and exposed the weaknesses in seaborne transport. here's our business correspondent theo leggett. four months late, and still bearing the scars of her encounter with the sandy banks of the suez canal, the ever given finally limped into felixstowe, her last port of call. this giant of the seas became stranded after negotiating one of the narrowest parts of the canal. she was stuck fast and the waterway was blocked for six days. hundreds of ships were unable to pass through, causing havoc in a global container industry already under pressure because of the covid outbreak. the saga of the ever given itself may be over but what it has shown is how much impact a single event involving one giant vessel can have on the entire global supply chain and just how vulnerable the systems we rely on for imports every day really are. and those supply chains are still under strain, thanks

all parts of the uk, parts which didn't tend to really engage with erasmus and send students abroad,plash, the cityscape around aberdeen has been changing. the nuart festival invites street artists from across the globe to paint murals on the city streets, bringing pops of colour to the granite city. the artists have added to the artwork of the previous four festivals. this piece has gone up next to a building that's due to be demolished, and it mirrors one in stavanger, norway, where the festival started. it might not be here next year but it is a way to beautify the city. i like the unexpected nature of what the city has become because really if you picked scotland, you would say, definitely glasgow or edinburgh, but you probably really wouldn't go to aberdeen. that, for me, is such a great thing because it really helps to engage a city that might not have the same opportunities that glasgow and edinburgh does. we asked what people in aberdeen what they thought of the new pieces. it looks nice. obviously, aberdeen's just declined since covid and all that, a lot of places are shutti

controversy around refereeing, culminating in rassie erasmus' hour—long video, has stolen most of theslow paced second test didnt offer much flowing rugby either. the lions are determined to bounce back from that defeat, and gregor townsend says the team need to show their true selves. when you put it in context of the last eight weeks and the challenges we have gone through, and south africa, but obviously we are a long way from our families for a huge period of time, it would be a massive achievement. but the game is about the... the tissues and games about the... the tissues and games about what happens on the field. our players are focused this week. they have looked really sharp. they know last week, especially in that second half, was not a performance of who they are and what date we are capable of doing. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. it isa it is a busy day of football. rangers in the scottish premiership, call us at the moment at dundee united. all the football latest from the efl and in scotland at the bbc webs

ktvu erasmus reports on the first planned power shut off of the wildfire season. stinks i mean, what? what can we do? it was lights out in calistoga from about six o'clock yesterday evening throughout the night unless customers have their own generators are we're tapped into generators set up downtown. there was no power because of pg in these public safety power shut off little inconvenience, but obviously we're used to the to the pattern here in calistoga, so just glad there's no fires in the valley or in napa county more than 50,000 pg any customers throughout northern california have their power shut off to reduce the risk of wildfires. get all your candles. get all your batteries power operated. so we did all that in the bay area this morning, the ps ps shut off power to about 6100 customers in napa county. 1200 customers in solano and about 1700 customers in sonoma county. p genie expects to give the all clear to begin restoring power to those areas. sometime this afternoon. the goal once we have that weather, all clear is to complete the work within 12, day