took on jamie murray watson and her partner from finland took onjamie murray and martina hingis. 20 years ago. but it was not watson and her partner who defended the title. it was martina hingis and jamie murray who w011. martina hingis and jamie murray who won. theirfirst martina hingis and jamie murray who won. their first appearance teaming up won. their first appearance teaming up in 2017. they were seeded top and 110w up in 2017. they were seeded top and now we know why, delivering the title the first attempt. more british success in the ladies wheelchair doubles as well. they won their fourth straight title. andy murray angina confident not win the title this year, but plenty of british cheer on the final day. the headlines of 27 t—mobile to roger federer, who wins a record eighth singles title at wimbledon. —— of 2017 go to roger federer. the headlines on bbc news... the chancellor criticises cabinet colleagues for briefing against him as he defends his position on public sector pay. the new doctor who is a woman — for the first time. jodie whittaker, who starred in the it

finland has marked the event in style by opening up its 40th national park.sami word for far—away place. the national park offers up hiking, fishing, kayaking and cycling activities. it's also home to one of finland's largest rock paintings, estimated to be almost 4000 years old. the 11,000—hectare park contains over 100 lakes and ponds. this promo video was made by film—maker riku karkkulainen, who's glad this land is now a protected area. thanks to everyone who sent us their pictures this month using the hashtag #traveltuesday. here are some of my favourites... james merriman was in hamburg when he took this photo of the beautiful rathaus building. and miori snapped this street photography image of the bandra—worli sea link bridge in mumbai. don't forget to check out our twitter and facebook feeds for loads of extra special travel show content. now, let's look at the travel videos clocking up the views online. it's not only finland celebrating a milestone year in independence. 70 years ago, india became its own nation. we selected a couple of film—makers‘ v

this couple won the 2017 world wife—carrying championship for finland.y, but it is not. it is not an easy feat, but from the looks of it, certainly a lot of fun. will you come back next year? yes, we will! that is about all we have time for. don't forget, you can get in touch with me on twitter. hello once again. sunday is shaping up to be a half decent day for many parts of the british isles, save for parts of scotland, where your impression will be slightly twisted by the fact they will see showers. not a cold start wherever you may begin the day, temperatures possibly in single figures in the glens of eastern scotland. once we got rid of the last of saturday's rains in the south—east, a lot of england and wales enjoys a super day. more cloud for northern ireland, more in the way of showers for scotland. a quick look at some of the detail, not quite unbroken sunshine but much improved for the far west of wales. the far south—west of england and tending into saturday we had all the cloud and a bit of rain as well. a dry day in prospect here for the grea

this couple won be 2017 world wife—carrying championship for finland.he film critic and journalist barry norman has died, he was 83. for more than 25 years he hosted a film show for the bbc, which was regarded by many, as essential viewing.he‘d been suffering from lung cancer. david sillito looks back at his life. tonight, joseph losey talks about the assassination of trotsky... it began in 1972, a slightly stiff and nervous new tv presenter, barry norman. ...who then went on to 26 years of the film programme. his father was the producer and director leslie norman, and his relaxed style, shrewd opinions and comfy jumpers were perfect for the late—night movie show. is this superstardom you now have, is this going to change your life at all? no dear, i‘ve had my change of life. to meet you, ijust have to make a movie. that‘s right. ijust have to go up and like spend $55 million... he came over on the screen, quite rightly, as a man who really knew his subject, an expert, a man who knew what he was talking about. and somebody said this very day, a very ser

this couple won the 2017 world wife—carrying championship for finland.it is easy, but it is not. no an easy feat, but from the looks of it, certainly a lot of fun. all this weekend, we've been reporting on the ceremonies marking 20 years since britain handed over hong kong to china. with the official events now behind us, to wrap up our coverage on a different note, we thought we'd introduce you to the territory's answer to one direction. this boy band wants to empower hong kong's youth. i hope one day all the people of hong kong could live happily, peacefully, without inequality. this is my dream city. don't forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @lebo? diseko. the headlines in a moment so stay with us here on bbc news. hello once again. sunday is shaping up to be a half decent day for many parts of the british isles, save for parts of scotland, where your impression will be slightly twisted by the fact they will see showers. not a cold start wherever you may begin the day, temperatures possibly in single figures in th

the old idea they use in finland that you could soon see in d.c. sam: autria, health care flat lines overnight. john mccain gives that crushing defeat. we'll break it down next when "good morning washington" continues. nomake this a greatniture, specialtime to save. inancing through august 7th, find savings in every room. plus, twenty-four month, no interest financing makes every decision that much easier. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. i'm going to the movies with britney. hurry in...these savings end soon. havertys. life looks good. >> you are watching "good morning washington." >> this is clearly a disappointing moment. not celebrating. we are relieved that millions and millions -- autria: the latest health care push from republicans falling flat. larry: the ski and that pivotal moment coming here when senator john mccain walking up to the rollcall and voting no to cheers in the senate

this guy who found about this product traveled to finland. he had an issue with his job and this is really helping him. -- putsthis purpose technology in contact. it changes normal lives. it is more accessible to people. that is why i love this issue so much, it is not just algae. -- technology. >> we think everything is happening in san francisco that it is not. we can't bring that point on to people. that is why i call it global tech. silicon valley is a microcosm, a lot of people have stereotypes of it. what i think is really important is to get the dynamic of how technology is issued globally. the centers where it is cropping german computer clubs. that is the defining thing about the technology, it is happening everywhere. oliver: speaking of berlin, this is such a bizarre story that has such meaningful impact on elections. there is also a great look at the people here. tell is what the story is about. thanks we hear a lot in the press about russian hackers and hackers and disruption and this is the group in germany that is actually real

so sweden and finland have come up during the conversation. again obviously not members but nato partners and they also live in the region, so to speak, and are close russia watchers themselves. can you say something about or give us a bit of a sense of how you're working with sweden and finland in terms of comparing notes or sharing perspectives and talk about both zapad and also sort of russian activity in the broader region. >> sure. of course, we have a good connection with finland and sweden about all kinds of issues. there's a tight nordic connection when it comes to looking at things we can do on the military side when it comes to exercises and other spaces where we can work together as well as sharing notes. when it comes to sharing notes, that's being done. however, there are a few, you know, limitations on what we can share and what we cannot share. we're talking about allies within nato. but i would say that everything is there to be able to cooperate and talk about whatever is on the table. and that is being done. >> woman in the w

. >>> a group of bears in finland found a fun way to stay cool this summer. tow trucks full of snow, were delivered to the annual wildlife park for the polar bears to play in. they seemed to enjoy rolling and sliding and going through the snow. it was 5 degrees today in finland. still to come another check of your accuweather forecast. stepping live outside sky 6 hd showing umbrellas are up on the beach in cape may. doesn't look like a whole lot of sun. david murphy with the update from accuweather when "action news" comes right back. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee.

even in finland. oliver: that is not good when he connected a home base.hey are basically partnering with big technology companies. is it about data services, communication services? where are they providing an essential service? >> it is basically all the stuff that happens between my phone in your phone. nokia provides that. it is the actual transmitter, the radio transmitters, the antenna. increasingly is the software that runs all this stuff. it is more and more software-based. it is figuring out ways to use the limited bandwidth to satisfy people's hunger. oliver: we are not talking about the operating system. >> did basically routes or turns your voice into a digital signal in the back into it the sound of a voice at the other end. it basically routes all the stuff that keeps track of are you a verizon customer. it is all this stuff making this complex choreography happen. carol: they are also making a big bet on future choreography in the form of 5g. >> there are long periods where people are slowly upgrading or maintaining the networks. then every

and before we go, let's head to finland where polar bears are getting a helping hand to stay cool.ing are 25 degrees and a nearby ski centre came up with the idea of sending some snow to the wildlife park. it had been stored from last winter to use at the start of the ski season in october, but i think we can all agree that the bears are worthy recipients too. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello. there is some downpour dodging to be done during the day ahead and in fact throughout the rest of this week. a mixed weather picture. some spells of sunshine and showers as well. some of those showers as well. some of those showers will be heavy, blown along bya showers will be heavy, blown along by a fairly blustery wind that time. low pressure is in charge. those isobars are tightly packed. we will have strong winds and quite a few showers around as well. those showers around as well. those showers initially most widespread across northern ireland and western scotland, but they will then develop more widely across the country. some of them heavy with some rumbles of thund

, says she will wa nt role with finland, says she will want to leave on a high. the sense that they are pretty relaxed. i saw a few of them cycling through the fan zone a few hours ago but come kick—off they will all be fully focused. that massive game kicks off at 7:45pm. thank you very much, katie. there are only shining is on show at the first game there were new signings on show in the first game of the asia trophy in hong kong, which features four premier league teams. west brom and leicester started the preseason tournament this morning, and england internationaljay rodriguez got his first goal in a west brom shirt following a £12—million move from southampton this summer, a great strike it was too. that put tony pulis' side 1—0 up but it finished 1—1 and went, to a penalty shoot out, which for the first time involving premier league teams used a new format which no longer has them going alternately, but instead in an a—b—b—a order. leicester eventually winning 7—6 thanks to marc albrighton. liverpool against crystal palace is just getting under way in that

a lot of their putin's counterpart the presidents of finland also echoed the sentiments of their russian leader and cold on the us to have a dialogue and not to have a unilateral decisions made against russia and that that is also the sentiments of with other european leaders as well now as r.t. is roman cossar of reporting. on investor william browder has been testifying in congress years ago he lobbied for the first set of anti russian think chance as testimony of part of the investigation into moscow's alleging meddling in the us he loved and he has given you a version of the emperor myth meeting between team trump and a russian lawyer articulate moppin has the story if we were to believe everything we heard from bill browder in his testimony before congress we would think that russia and vladimir putin in particular were almost the source of all evil in the world let's take a listen to what was said before the senate judiciary committee it turned out that in putin's russia there are no good guys no empathy and no morals to threaten me with death they threaten me with kidnapping in th

let amir putin's counterpart the president's all finland's also echoed the sentiments of their russian leader and cold on the u.s. to have a dialogue and not to have a unilateral decisions made against russia and that that is also the sentiments of with other european leaders as well as our teaser roman casa robert reporting joining me now to continue this conversation as ivan eland senior fellow and director of the center on peace and liberty at the end of penguin institution and city and ivan thank you so much for joining us now ever think sions bill is passed through the senate and what do several things including this short less shorten the duration of loans to russia banks and russian oil and gas companies and allies firms that contribute to russian energy development and stop trump from being able to singlehandedly ease the think chips now ivan what are your thoughts on these new sanctions imposed on russia. well normally i don't support economic sanctions i also would like to see u.s. and russian mullard term improved relations because i think they have some common interest howe

of course, we have a good connection with finland, sweden, about all kinds of issues. and there's a -- there's a tight nordic connection when it comes to looking at things we can do on the military side when it comes to acquisition to exercises and other things where we can work together as well as sharing notes. when it comes to, you know, sharing notes, sure that's being done. however, there are a few, you know, limitations on what we can share and what we cannot share since we're talking about, you know, partner nations and not allies within nato. but i would say everything is there to be able to cooperate and talk about whatever is on the table and that is being -- that's being done. >> we have time probably for one or two more. the woman in the white shirt, i think. black shirt. sorry i can't see you. yes, the woman raising her land on the left side. >> what chance is there -- what chance is there that the kremlin will decide to leave behind a number of troops to belarus to deter the regime from doing what it had been doing in the west. >> stand up we'll do a do f

partly because -- >> poor finland. >> i know. and i love the place and i feel so terrible because i really love finland and i really think it's a wonderful country that has its head screwed on straight, but finland does have a development bank and it was fascinating to look, it's tauld fin fund and it was one of the investors in a now very famous and tragic one of these projects called the agwazarka dam which is the dam over which berta was assassinated. but how fin fund works -- so the finn-ish government puts money into fbi fund which is a bank and it wants return on its investment but it wants the investment to go into development objectives but what i found was then fin fund will put money into -- it will either put money directly into projects or sometimes fin fund or u.s. aid will put money into a fund at every layer in this process the development objectives are more attenuated, the oversight is weaker, the -- the guidelines are more general and less specific and the oversight is at every stage along the way what we found

the experiment in finland is a rising global interest ina finland is a rising global interest in a universal, colin paterson went to see the work in action. nobody wants to see people on the street, and if they do, they're not going to ask them their story. in paint and in music, the words of people who have been homeless, given a whole new audience by underworld. i was just curious about why people were sleeping in doorways. and, you know, my kids were asking me what's going on? i didn't have a satisfactory answer. i've come close to being lost enough to have lost everything, and i don't see any difference between the people who are living on the streets and me just because i've got a job. # music: "born slippy" by underworld. and it was when underworld were at their most popular that karl thought he might end up on the streets. how close did you come to being homeless? close, because i was losing everything. it came to pieces quite a lot of times. i had real problems. it was in the most successful of those times that i was at my lowest. and i came very close. it looked like a really good o

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meanwhile on the european tour finland's marko ilonen leads after the first round of the scottish open—under—par 65 and leads by two shots from a group of players that includes ian poulter, rickie fowler and padraig harrington. the defending champion is sweden's alexander noren. he's well—placed after the first round. he opened up with a 2—under—par round of 70 — so he's five shots off the lead. but rory mcilroy faces the prospect of missing the cut for a second successive tournament. the world number 4 carded a 2—over—par 74 — thats nine shots off the lead. that's nine shots off the lead. the former manchester united and england captain wayne rooney has scored his first goal for everton since re—joining the club and what a goal it was too. everton were playing the kenyan side gor mahia in a friendly in tanzania when rooney unleashed this unstoppable shot — his first goal in an everton shirt for 13 years, and it helped his side to a 2—1victory. meanwhile, alexandre lacazette was among the scorers on his debut for arsenal. the french striker, who was signed for a club record $60 million

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it's the pov of these red bull athletes ripping through the forest of finland.said to be the fastest on the world championship rally. and the cars spend 30% of their time in the air. >> dang. >> and most of it under control. but out of control. they're sliding. incredible what thaez gese guys do. the hardest thing, i think, is trying to read the paper. i can barely read in a car when it's driving on the highway. let alone like this. >> gets to see none of it because he's looking at notes the whole time. >> i find it fascinating you have navigators for this. >> it's not like a indycar race where you have turns and you can remember them all. these have hundreds of turns. >> you have a left-hand turn in five feet. >> yeah. and hopefully they're synced up. if the navigator calls out the wrong signal, it could spell disaster. >> a lot of numbers that represent how tight the turn is. >>> he partnered with this employer because they needed to hire some more pilots. he did this through his youtube channel. >> we received over 130 applications for positions here and whil

this situation is particularly worrying in the northern european countries in sweden norway finland and especially here in denmark where the rate of household debt is currently the highest in europe three hundred percent of disposable income double that of the u.k. triple battlefronts or germany over the past twenty years the danes have gotten most of the indebted encouraged by governments who've made access to credit very easy. in the us a child can choose a nominee course in school. with a retired officers as teachers we don't. recruit will says to if the cadet is interested in going in the military but we don't recruit ourselves. the pentagon is funding a program to boost interest in the military among teenagers your chance to step up to an apollo so that point comfortable with yourself. things about yourself you can't go wrong with the military it's a great stepping stone for whatever career you want to do but some veterans are willing to tell enthusiastic children a little more they ask me call of duty is very popular first your video game. it's play and that's because the military

midfielder karen hardy will remember as she was just 17 at the time and she scored the winner against finland this site in the netherlands. there isa this site in the netherlands. there is a confidence and not an arrogance. that is what you need. we have got that healthy mix and blend. i was before the game really at ease with the game plan and i knew the girls would execute it. we believe in ourteam as girls would execute it. we believe in our team as fully and we believed in the game plan and we executed it. it was a breath of fresh air watching the girls deliver it. you get the sense there will be a contrasting mood today at scotland's training camp. this was not the way they wanted to start their first appearance at a major tournament. they have a chance to bounce back against portugal, fellow debutants, but the scotland captain says she is not expecting an easy ride. we have been doing our homework, we understand where our opportunities are. they have got very good players as well. they lost 2—0 to spain, but they have been putting work again in over the last year. we willjust then focus

situation is particularly worrying in the northern european countries in sweden norway finland and especially here in denmark where the rate of household debt is currently the highest in europe three hundred percent of disposable income double that of the u.k. triple that of france or germany over the past twenty years the danes have gotten massively indebted encouraged by governments made access to credit very easy. to imagine. a six thirty five if you have a career and a career involves using your i phone in your computer things like that in an office and perhaps you sort of getting xenix circular to have to stop doing all this in this kind of a little minutes before the my world became smaller and smaller and smaller until i ended up running it in a box. or at a very strong magnetic field on my head in my head think of it like a real hard pressure my skin burned and that wireless access point out there just continues on today with our students in the schools. we are just continually bathing our citizens in this microwave radiation it is certainly electro small and it's getting worse. about

educational materials that come with them have been used in finland for the past 75 years and country has one of the l lowest infant mortality rates in the world. they hope they can make a difference here. she's working to get a hearing with the health committee and figure out logistics. meantime the cardboard box and foam mattress with fitted seat is getting a thumbs up. >> we consulted with the hospital association we're hoping they might be our will be partner to provide the boxes as parents are leaving the hospital. one challenge is where do you store them. they're kind of big if you take thousands of them. so we're workingen that the now. >> pretty close to home so, it's exciteding to be able to do this for other parents. >> these bed boxes are a great idea because the thought process is that they control all of these factors. they give infant a good, neutral to hard surface toss sleep on and the infant goes to sleep on his or her back and box devoid of any accessories or any soft stuffed app malls or large quilts or plush blankets and large temperature stab illinoisty. it's a go

situation is particularly worrying in the northern european countries in sweden norway finland and especially here in denmark where the rate of household debt is currently the highest in europe three hundred percent of disposable income double that of the u.k. triple battlefronts or germany over the past twenty years the danes have gotten massively indebted encouraged by governments made access to credit very easy. they all. tell. you all this is all the food. that was. the correspondent is caught up in on the rest of the latest clashes between palestinians and israelis to the center of. the syrian moderate opposition for a first deescalation zone near the capital damascus. and europol release a list of one hundred and seventy three islamic state suicide bombers could be preparing to carry out attacks and you are. an activist seen one ensuring how migrants having to europe are dealt with by coast guards and then. having a racist.

toward finland and also to asia.t is the main growth line, we do not have some of capacity in the north atlantic where the situation is somewhat automatic. at this -- problematic at this moment. something very few people have and that is russian overflight and this gives you the short route over the top in terms of being able to access asia. what kind of difference does that make and do you worry about the risks of that russian relationship going forward from here? thea: we have flown siberian direct route since 1987 and we are very confident that andan continue that model able to increase our flights not very dramatically but a steady increase over the years and be very confident on this model. this of course -- when you say over the top, we see this is the direct route, it is in fact the direct route if we can parrot this one to flying via the gulf offering -- we are offering seven hours shorter flying time to get from central european destination -- from central europe to asia. 340 -- 350s, may airlines are cancel

there are a number of ongoing experiments at places like finland, the netherlands, canada, so on. but let's remember the u.s. social welfare system is hardly efficient. we have over 100 different welfare programs all with different rules and regulations. there are overseen by dozens of agencies, departments, congressional committees it's very hard for us to determine exactly which are effective and which ones aren't. simplifying, consolidating, moving to cash would make a great deal of difference, i think. >> elon musk and mark zuckerberg, pretty bright people who have thrown in the idea of really giving this a try and maybe saying this is the right way to go. do backers like that give you thought to say, okay, maybe we should consider this >> you know, elon musk is more of a visionary than me, but in this case maybe 50, 100 years ago we have enough robots to make everything that they can just hand the proceeds over to us, but i'm trying to think on the scale of the next 10, 20, 30 years, not to take our jobs on any time scale that i'm capable of envisioning >> jason and michael,

inland temperatures continue to march afford and 90s for simon mid to upper 90s far into finland so cool to hot, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. by the weekend the inland areas will warm up and there is some discrepancy on how much. santa rosa at 92, san francisco only 70 and livermore 90s x with josi at 89. the san jose airport is 84. we will see if that continues as it is. the fog making a push in the napa valley and we saw that two days ago in seeing a repeat with parts of sonoma county and i assume this goes parallel not moving from the west to the east but filling in on the santa cruz coast. 50s on the temperatures or 60s. san jose and mountain view, palo alto also at 60. berkeley at 54. gilroy down with a cool 50 already and 53 at scotts valley. 58 at campbell and cupertino at 56. west southwest vacaville not strong with that delta breeze and if you're up in the sierra getting close. still thunderstorm activity popping up but so far east southeast with a lot of moisture streaming up and us that high bills back over the weekend it will latch onto that and send it into central california and

austria italy france the netherlands great britain sweden and finland will all suffered damages. this is a big part of europe it will indeed seriously hits european business or poor european school of business. for now russia's left the choice with washington as to which of the seven hundred and fifty five diplomatic staff it'll have to count. the number designed to bring levels into line with the total of russian diplomatic staff in the united states. we love the united states is mulling sanctions on a venezuelan oil exports following yesterday's controversial referendum. the vote was marred by bloody protests the results are hotly contested president maduro says he now has a mandate to press ahead with plans to rewrite the constitution but the opposition is calling for more unrest. and claims at least eighty eight percent of venezuelans boycotted yesterday's fight. in caracas a newspaper screams of eight million people turning up a piece a day after a controversial vote widely dismissed as a power grab by president nicolas maduro. the debris left scattered from protests in cert