fiona, from the united nations in _ account. fiona, from the united nations in cabo, _ account.n cabo, thank you - account. fiona, from the united nations in cabo, thank you very| account. fiona, from the united - nations in cabo, thank you very much for bringing us up—to—date on a very important story. you are watching bbc news. let'sjust important story. you are watching bbc news. let's just bring you a reminder of the latest on our top story, that developing story which is coming out of pakistan. that is the ongoing rescue of the children and two adults who are trapped in a cable car. these pictures are the latest ones that we had of the ongoing rescue. you can see someone they're being rescued. an official told us that four children had been rescued so far. we haven't had any confirmation directly from the rescue authorities in pakistan, but we were told by an official that four children had been rescued, out of a group of six children and two adults. strong winds have been hindering the operation and it is now dark in pakistan. do stay with us. we will be with that story th

good morning, fiona. thank you so much for being here.sident vladimir putin claims he had nothing to do with this. is there anyone in the diplomatic community who believes that? >> i doubt it. i think what we cap certainly say he didn't order it not to happen because there are plenty of people who were painting a target on prigozhin's back. the system it will expected him to be taken out in the picture in some fashion. i guess it was a question about what the method would be, and, in fact, i think over the last two months there's been more shock not just internationally but domestically based on source reporting that fact that nothing had happened to prigozhin and that he was allowed to walk around as if he hadn't perpetrated a push two months ago. >> usually putin's enemies tend to get poisoned or pushed out windows or shot. why go to the trouble of bombing an airplane? >> well, we don't know exactly how the aircraft was brought down yet, but i guess we'll find out more as things go along. i'm sure, again, that russian government, the kr

fiona, thank you. fiona cincotta from city index. brics summit that is getting under way in south africa. the brics group — made up of brazil, russia, india, china and south africa, are meeting injohannesburg for their summit of major emerging economies. the heads of state and government will have a lot to discuss when it comes to trade and economic ties. but one key participant won't be present. russian president vladimir putin will onlyjoin via a video link. top of the agenda will be a possible expansion of the bloc. 0ver a0 countries, including saudi arabia, uae, argentina and iran want to join the group. brics is seen by some as a logical alternative to established western institutions. however, making sure all the existing members, as well the new applicants, have enough common ground to work together may be harder to negotiate. lets go live tojohannesburg now and talk to someone attending this summit. i am joined now by gustavo de carvalho from the south african institute of international affairs. good to have you in the progra

fiona ferro's wildcart ilya ivashka will play argentinean juan manuela charundola, and aleksandra sosnovichhe first round he will meet with the polish magda linet the second racket of the world, arina sobolenko , will start the fight for the title only on august 30th.

. >>> finally, russia expert fiona hill weighs in on the mysterious plane crash that killed russian mercenaryef yevgeny prigozhin after his failed coup attempt against vladimir putin. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." we've got a lot to get to today, but we want to begin with that crash of an osprey aircraft carrying 23 u.s. marines. three of those marines are now confirmed dead, and five more have been seriously injured. it happened during a multinational training exercise on melville island in australia's northern territory. the incident is under investigation and we will update you as we learn more. >>> the other breaking story, a dollar store in jacksonville, florida, is the site of a racially motivated shooting yesterday. cbs news correspondent christian ben vitas reports from the scene. >> reporter: a heart broken community left reeling after officials say a gunman opened fire inside a dollar general store in jacksonville, florida, killing three people before taking his own life. all three of the victims were black. police sa

french fiona ferro ilya ivashka will play with argentine juan manuel charundola, and alexandra sosnovich in the first round , she will meet with the polish magda linett, the second racket of the world, arina sobolenko, the fight for the title will begin only on august 30th. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week we are working to ensure that you are aware of current events in the country and the world. in addition , our team of journalists extract valuable knowledge from experts. how to maintain and increase health? there is a place for entertainment every friday. we bring to your attention the best projects and films of our tv channel. this and much more. waiting for you in the weekly project, watch the broadcast 24/7 on belarus 24 tv channel . and fur. you are a day of life, remembered by spy and fashionable masses even in orthodox hospitals today, the assumption of the most holy theotokos is one of the twelve most gallant saints on the breather calendar. large-scale brightly and the cryots we have salihorsk from us have been living since the age of 65. their anniversary is for years to remembe

fiona lamdin, bbc news. her car and ploughed into an arizona hair salon lobby, narrowly missing the customers. amazingly the driver was not seriously injured, nor, indeed, was anyone else in the salon, which is a pretty lucky escape for everyone involved. the salon said it could take months to restore the damages and added it is asking for funds online to help repair the shop. i think that is what you call a close shave. stay with us on bbc news. a mixed looking where the next few days and for the weekend some uncertainty. you have plans, may be heading to some of the festivals, outdoor plans, stay tuned to the forecast. we will most of us see a few more showers and the coming few days and the warmth in the south will linger but it will ebb away tomorrow. south of the weather from that you see today meaning we have that you see today meaning we have that humidity and heat still with us but low—pressure drives in the showers to scotland and more so than we saw this morning and showery for northern ireland, bu

fiona trott, bbc news, north yorkshire.ourt accused of conspiring to overturn the result of the 2020 us election while he was still president. he's expected to deny all the charges. security has been tightened at the courthouse, as his appearance is expected to draw large crowds. as well as the criminal charges he faces today, donald trump is also facing allegations of mishandling secret documents, and covering up a payment to a porn star shortly before the 2016 election. 0ur north america editor sarah smith reports from washington. the us capitol building, scene of the january 6th riots, the culmination of donald trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 election results. it practically overlooks the courthouse where he will be charged with what prosecutors say was a conspiracy that led to that violent event. the media are growing accustomed to covering the former president's court appearances, but this case is by far the most significant. we are going to walk down to the capitol! donald trump is accused of nothing less than tr

fiona hit the ceo had only been at the job since february. now she is gone. know a huge amount of details apart from the statement we got saying her exit was both friendly and mutual. as brief as it was, over. the new ceo is going to be dino and he has been with the company for some time. we will continue watching the news on this to get the detail of what happened here. in terms of the results we are still waiting on those but of course fortescue exposed more than most to iron ore prices and what is going on in china. the iron ore price holding up pretty well still about a hundred dollars per ton but china of course as we have discussed frequently has its shares of troubles at the moment and china is fortescue's biggest customer by far. it's out there net income expected to be 5.57 billion. the dividends should have taken a hit down to $.82. we will be watching cost pretty closely, fortescue a pretty low cost producer. but as you say what has been grabbing all the headlines is that very short tenure from a ceo fiona hick. shery: it is not just that we are al

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in the first round, she will play against fiona fera, who is ranked 190th in the wta ranking , the tennislayer from france got into the main draw thanks to the white card. and here is aleksandra sosnovich. already at the start, you will have to play against a tennis player from poland, 24 rackets of the world magdalena, the history of personal confrontation between girls is counted. five matches of which four meetings were held by the belarusian team, we recall recently sosnovich. she completed her performance at the tournament in cleveland, where she performed not only in singles, but also in doubles in singles alexandra won only one meeting and in the second round she lost to russian ekaterina alexandrova, she played with her belarusian and in doubles the girls reached the quarterfinals, but refused from continuing the struggle, without starting this meeting in the men's singles from belarusians. only ilya ivashka will perform. yegor gerasimov could not overcome the qualifying barrier. ivashka will hold the starting match against juan manuel charundella in the world ranking the argentin

marina zanevskaya from belgium victoria azarenka will face the owner of the walt-card frenchwoman fionaeron alexandra sosnovich. in the first round , mcdalinett will face off in the men's singles. ilya ivashka received the argentine's rivals. juana manuel charund about qualifying events next on the agenda for now are the players. the us open basics do test practice before the start of the last season of the grand slam; efforts to get into this basis the right to play in the top 128 will be received only by those who overcome three rounds of qualification and for sure we will not be counted. there, at least three belarusians, the company of yulia cooking in the list for departure were olga govortsova. and yegor gerasimov govortsova, at leave the qualification, met with the hostess of the court , valery gluzman. the trick from this match lasted two hours, at first everything went in favor of the belarusian. govortsova managed to win the first set, which, by the way, she started with her lost serve, and in the second game the girls played to the tie-break, where tennis fortune nevertheless

court against japanese miyuka, then aldina judges from indonesia but victoria azarenka barely noticed fionaro from france on the court of the world thousand expo, she will give her opponent only three games and confidently step into the next round 6 1 6 2 julin from china is next in line and the next night at the tournament will be taken by marina zanevskaya, who plays for belgium, will go to the port against her. and this is the men's singles, where the only belarusian player spent 3.5 hours on the map in a duel. against juan manuel churrundalo, unfortunately, this is the final a and the time for ivashka at the us open in the games in the first two games 6:276 ilya lost in the next three with the same score 3:6. meanwhile in the atp rankings will be the new old leader novak djokovic will return to the top 11 september after the us open on the eve of the serp with a victory over alexander muller, representing france, began the tournament. the joker was left with three sets six zero. six two six three from the leader of the spaniard carlas al-karas new remains only 20 points. but even if he

fiona trott, bbc news 0ldham. local time in australia, 7:25. in the evening., england playing nigeria, the score is 0—0, england have lost one player, sent off initially for a yellow card for a bad tackle but a red card after it was ruled and confirmed on vr that she stamped on the back of a nigerian player, so now down to ten players, and we will be bringing you the latest on that. one of the world's longest serving leaders... ..hun sen of cambodia, has handed over power to his son, hun manet who has been appointed prime minister by cambodia's king. hun sen made the announcement days after a landslide election victory. it ends his decades—long reign. analysts say stability was established — but democracy was stifled — under his rule. 0ur south east asia correspondent jonathan head sent this update. hun sen's eldest son hun manet is now the new prime minister, although he has to go before parliament to have his new government confirmed in the next couple of weeks but that is a formality as well because the ruling party, which is very much hun sen's own vehicle

in the main draw of the us open victoria azarenka will play her first match against the frenchwoman fiona fero ilya ivashka will play with the argentine juan manuel charundol aleksandra sosnovich. in the first round , she will meet with the polish tennis player magdalene, the second racket of the world, arina sobolenko, the fight for the title will begin only on august 30. sergey gurenko, left the post of head coach. ufa reports the press service of the club. the belarusian specialist, we recall, led the team of the second league in june of this year, under his leadership, the team spent eight official matches in which she won two victories, lost three times and played a draw, the acting head coach. eugene kharlachev became. he served as the head coach. not yet known. will artyom gurenko, who also moved to ufa this summer from bobruisk belshina for the club from bashkortostan, remain in the team , let us recall one more belarusian midfielder roman passive. any journey can be exciting, exciting and rich in adventure - this is the western gate, belarus, but these gates are guarded gates. th

the us open , the girl had a starting match on hard courts against the representative of france , fionat gave her opponent only a triggame 61-62 and ended the meeting. after 1 hour 17 minutes the match of the second round of the tournament. zarinka will play tomorrow , august 30, against an athlete from china, lin jo, earlier in the girl's face-to-face meetings. crossed only once, where the victory went to our tennis player, belarusian athletes. today we got off to a good start in the cup. goodwill, who more than 800 athletes from five countries take part in international kayaking and canoeing competitions in moscow. our rowers. the first awards have already been brought to the belarusian piggy bank. so at a distance of 1.000 m, vladislav kravets and oleg yureine took gold and silver, respectively. note that the competition in moscow will continue until september 2. this is a movement that nu gives me today the life-giving foundations to be in demand in the whole of life and in our world of creation, so to speak. the history of creation has approximately 15 years in time for this place

fiona trott, bbc news oldham.odia has handed over power to his son, hun manet who has been appointed prime minister by the king. days after a landslide victory injuly�*s election, hun sen, announced he was stepping down as prime minister and handing power to his eldest son. the move ends his decades long reign during which he established stability after years of war but stifled democracy in the process. our south east asia correspondentjonathan head has the latest. his eldest son is now the new prime minister although he has to go before parliament to have his new government confirmed in the next couple of weeks but that is in your formality as well because the ruling party, which is very much his own vehicle, completely dominates parliament after an election in which the main opposition was actually banned from contesting it. so the new prime minister is a much youngerface, a different younger face, a different generation, youngerface, a different generation, little—known relay, has been very prominent in the cam

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we are afraid of getting sick of them don't call fiona and again a jamie up the item. so we have absolutely nothing and it said that we need help and support from the government. otherwise there is no future is the 1st i am alive, but i feel like i'm dead and eventually i'm the how ya and this gives you beta also often feels left alone and wonders when things will start to feel a bit more normal again and meet the rubble of her assist as old house. it's very difficult, she says, to imagine a new beginning when the waves are as much about of the nazi islands as a fine sign on the beach is, however, new to climate change. the existence of the lovely dealings on the dutch island of ireland on the trip, particularly during the winter months vive, increasing the water we signed into the sea. and then during speaks door to season . the sun has to be brought back from the sea to the beach of that's an endless and a few dialects of size. but that seems to be no other way to save the island from losing it's beautiful sand. on the north coast of ominous a seemingly endless white

draw of the us open viktoria azarenka will play her first match against the frenchwoman wild cards fiona ferro ilya ivashka will play with the argentinean juan manuela charundola, and aleksandra sosnovich. in the first round , the second racket of the world will meet with the polish magda linet, arina sobolenko will start the fight for the title only on the thirtieth of august. there are no boring points on my route , each city in belarus has something to show and tell the traveler, and today i invite you to the largest railway the knot of our country is the birthplace of belarusian flax and the first primer in belarusian. we will go on a tour of the monasteries of the city, and also take a selfie against the backdrop of other architectural visits , penetrate the workshops of the legendary, but the plant and find out. why flax is called the northern show it’s a pity for the bird, but only if it doesn’t fall into the hands of the arshan craftsman, we’ll attend a master class with a taxidermist and understand why it’s worth respecting this profession . let's reveal the secrets. and welcome

it's too late for that, fiona , when men talk about women, they talk about themselves.about one music. so that's it, of course, and music has always been our favorite muse. or just talking before this call, everything was fine before that. spoiled but beautiful, we try we try to joke. we don't always succeed. yes, mikhalych now you have a few words. why valerochka we love you kiss, hug. yes valera we love you and thank you for being with us today thank you valera we are waiting for new duets with you. thank you little one. we love you with all our heart. and i know it's mutual. and you know, even hugged. this is a podcast 20 years later, host konstantin mikhailov is visiting me. today the rondo group is represented by alexander ivanov and igor zhirnov. let's talk about the good things about the bright, uh, warm countries that we are the warm country specialists. i mean, which they didn’t let you go right away and then they didn’t let you go. i was a proteilander at that moment, mikhailovich was also in this, yes, in thailand, in phuket, i literally transferred this situ

russia is fiona hill's version of what? only you speak. no, yes , we say only unconditional surrender of the rotten western regime. no, by accident . yes, please explain, there are no grounds for negotiations. they just say that we were ready for the grounds. no, we are always ready. we are pioneers in the past. you know, like here is a saudi arabian bunch. here we have domodedovo men, too, they became bored. they went to the garage. there themselves realized these women did not disperse, so that there would not be much hooligans. well, you understand the same thing here, right? now, if we explain this topic in simple language, therefore no one is planning any negotiations at all. they generally a priori cannot be. yes, those for whom ukraine will not disappear, when i already volodya once and answered this dispute twice. i said, i really hope so. i 'm not sure that in this life only death gives 100% certainty. the only promise that life holds is death everything else is likely. i hope, i hope, hope is known, why do i say w

a murder investigation was launched after 48—year—old fiona holm was reported missing in london by herwas killed up to nine days earlier. last month, there was a full... in the number of people visiting high street shops, retail parks and shopping centres. the analysis firm, springboard, says it is the first time since 2009 that footfall has declined between june and july. rising interest rates, the wet weather and industrial action on the railways are thought to be responsible. and a reminder about interest rates — a decision is expected at midday the bank of england. we'll be live in the city of london when the decision is announced. uart live with bbc news. the other big story we are following today is in the us where security has been tightened in washington ahead of former president donald trump's appearance in court later. he's been charged with plotting to overturn the presidential result of 2020. the 45—page indictment, or charge sheet, accuses him of knowingly spreading �*pervasive and destabilising lies' about election fraud, that threatened american democracy. mr trump's cam

fiona trott has that story. the day they wanted and dreaded. it was time to tell luke's story.first visited them in the house where luke died. he had plans. he's never going to experience love, he's never going to have children. he said his chest felt sore. we said we'd keep an eye on it but it progressively got worse to the point where he could hardly breathe. two days after that he was dead. gone. there was mould everywhere. it was even on their clothes. caused by nine years of disrepair, they believe, and constant leaks. this is luke's room. where was the mould? all around the windows. it's ridiculous. freezing cold. there was mould all across here. my mind starts racing and i start thinking about him and then i cannot stop crying. he was my rock. my best mate. beautiful lad. why couldn't they just fix it? why couldn't they look after it? nine years of hell we have had. nine years of hell. surviving the cold. surviving this, surviving that. it should be about surviving. we've not had a life of me and my family. it has just been this house. today we got a sense the family fel

that created was destroying the rock art and so there was an undertaking and they came out withag fionagreement where thy built the surface road and were able to protect the rock art and that was the solution in the nine mile canyon and it's worked very, very well. another success story and important area for tribal rights for sure. >> and again here's some video provided by the advisory council on historic preservation. >> oil and gas resources happened to follow in an area that has incredible resources. water resources, air, and of course cultural resources. nine mile canyon is a world-renowned outdoor gallery. it00 has almost 10,000 that have been recorded in the area. >> archaeologists don't really know why the concentration exists the way that it does but being that tributary through the plateau takes it somewhat of a natural corridor and the council valley down here to the south so people have been through that canyon for at least 10,000 years. there were 18 parties involved in the programmatic agreement for the west halfer of the platu energy development project. three of the par

a murder investigation was launched after 48—year—old fiona holm was reported missing in london by hermber of people visiting high street shops, retail parks and shopping centres. the analysis firm, springboard, says it is the first time since 2009 that footfall has declined between june and july. rising interest rates, the wet weather and industrial action on the railways are thought to be responsible. and at 12.15, we're running a special your questions answered session here on bbc news as a decision on interest rates is expected at midday from the bank of england. if the rate does move its going to have an impact on many so please be sure to send in your questions using the hashtag bbc your questions. you're live with bbc news. next to niger and some breaking news. in the past few minutes france has said that it has finished the evacuation of hundreds of french and european citizens from the country after the coup last week. in total, 1,079 people were evacuated, including 577 french nationals. us presidentjoe biden has called for the immediate release of the country's elected presi

fiona was diagnosed with breast cancer in april and she has had surgery and started radiotherapy.that i have had my surgery and i'm getting through the other side of the cancer journey, but i have a husband who has a lesion on his back that is massive, that has heard nothing. it's like a two—tier system. there's no equality. i have been given leaflets, letters from appointments summarising what we have discussed. simon hasn't had anything since we have seen the dermatologist a year ago. it might not work for simon, but the plan to streamline waiting time targets is designed to help patients through their personal journeys. reducing the standards from nine to three, i think, will make things easier to understand for patients and will make the service focus on what is more meaningful for patients, so whether or not they have cancer, whether it will be treated in time, and how long the nhs is taking to do that whole process. but in the bigger picture, fundamentally, these changes in waiting time targets will not change waiting times on their own. some cancer campaigners say the bigge

fiona was diagnosed with breast cancer in april and she has had surgery and started radiotherapy.tober, he still hasn't started treatment. i feel grateful that i have had my surgery and i'm getting through the other side of the cancer journey, but i have a husband who has a lesion on his back that is massive, that has heard nothing. it like a two—tier system. there's no equality. i have got leaflets, letters from appointments summarising what we have discussed. simon hasn't had anything since we have seen the dermatologist a year ago. it may not work for simon, but the plan to streamline waiting time targets is designed to help patients through their personal journeys. reducing the standards from nine to three, i think, will make things easier to understand for patients and will make the service focus on what is more meaningful for patient, so whether or not they have cancer, whether it will be treated in time, and how long the nhs is taking to do that whole process. but in the bigger picture, fundamentally, these changes in waiting time targets will not change waiting times on th

live now to edinurgh, to speak to fiona gilbertson. there? yes there is. long way to go, isn't there? yes there is- i'm _ long way to go, isn't there? yes there is. i'm sitting _ long way to go, isn't there? jazz there is. i'm sitting in edinburgh now, i know a lot of people, so it's quite personal. a drop is good, but it's a drop in the ocean and we need to do better. these are all people who have families. it’s to do better. these are all people who have families.— who have families. it's really the --eole in who have families. it's really the peeple in the _ who have families. it's really the people in the most _ who have families. it's really the people in the most deprived - who have families. it's really the i people in the most deprived areas, isn't it, who are most affected by this? ~ , ,., , isn't it, who are most affected by , , , so isn't it, who are most affected by this?_ so why i isn't it, who are most affected by l this?_ so why does this? absolutely, yes. so why does scotland have _ this? absolutely, yes. so why does sc

a murder investigation was launched after 48—year—old fiona holm was reported missing in london by herhaving last been seen on cctv on 20 june. you're live with bbc news. france says it has finished the evacuation of its citizens from niger — after last week's military coup. officials say more than 1,000 people have been airlifted out of niger — including nationals from a number of other countries. us presidentjoe biden has called for the former head of state to be returned to power. in the capital niamey — a crowd of protesters have gathered in support of the coup. 0n the anniversary of the country's independence from france — a coalition of organisations — denounced the sanctions imposed on niger by the west african regional bloc — ecowas. 0ur africa correspondent catherine byaruhanga says anti—french sentiment is running high among the demonstrators in niamey. we have had the first images of these crowds gathering, the demonstrations happening in niamey at the moment. and it looks like it's mostly young men, the gathering at the independence square in the capital there. obviously, i

fiona was diagnosed with breast cancer in april has had surgery and started radiotherapy and while heroctober, he still hasn't started treatment. i feel grateful that i've had my surgery and i'm getting on the other side of the cancerjourney but i have a husband is a lesion on the back and has heard nothing, it's a good two—tier system, there is no quality and had been given leaflets and for appointment summarising and simon has netted anything since he has seen the dermatologist a year ago. it has seen the dermatologist a year a . o. ., has seen the dermatologist a year a a 0. ., ., " has seen the dermatologist a year auo. ., ., ~ ., ,, ., , ago. it might not work for simon but the wa to ago. it might not work for simon but the way to streamlining _ ago. it might not work for simon but the way to streamlining these - ago. it might not work for simon but the way to streamlining these is to l the way to streamlining these is to guide them through their personal journeys. i guide them through their personal “ourne s. , ., ~ journeys. i believe it will make thin . s journeys. i believe it

fiona was diagnosed with breast cancer in april and she has had surgery and started radiotherapy.he had skin cancer last october, he still hasn't started treatment. i feel grateful that i have had my surgery and i'm getting through the other side of the cancer journey, but i have a husband who has a lesion on his back that is massive, that has heard nothing. it's like a two—tier system. there's no equality. i have been given leaflets, letters from appointments summarising what we have discussed. simon hasn't had anything since we have seen the dermatologist a year ago. it might not work for simon, but the plan to streamline waiting time targets is designed to help patients through their personal journeys. reducing the standards from nine to three, i think, will make things easier to understand for patients and will make the service focus on what is more meaningful for patients, so whether or not they have cancer, whether it will be treated in time, and how long the nhs is taking to do that whole process. but in the bigger picture, fundamentally, these changes in waiting time targe

and if you want fiona mckinnon.can easily to w—w—w easily do that. just go to w—w—w dot audiences.com. the address is right there on the screen right now. stay tuned for the brilliant mark dolan tonight presented by leo kearse tonight. that's next. don't forget that headliners is on every night at 11 pm. that's the late night paper preview show where comedians take you through the next day's top news stories. josh howie is going to be hosting that one tonight. thanks ever so much for watching. free speech nation . see next week speech nation. see you next week i >> -- >> the temperature's rising . a >> the temperature's rising. a boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening, my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. we have seen quite a office. so we have seen quite a few showers across the uk . for few showers across the uk. for many today, it been many today, though, it has been dry for some. and as look

and if you want fiona mckinnon.u can easily to w—w—w easily do that. just go to w—w—w dot audiences.com. the address is right there on the screen right now. stay tuned for the brilliant mark dolan tonight presented by leo kearse tonight. that's next. don't forget that headliners is on every night at 11 pm. that's the late night paper preview show where comedians take you through the next day's top news stories. josh howie is going to be hosting that one tonight. thanks ever so much for watching. free speech nation . see next week speech nation. see you next week i >> -- >> the temperature's rising . a >> the temperature's rising. a boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening, my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. we have seen quite a office. so we have seen quite a few showers across the uk . for few showers across the uk. for many today, it been many today, though, it has been dry for some. and as loo

a murder investigation was launched after 48—year—old fiona holm was reported missing in london by hern on cctv on 20 june. you're live with bbc news. lizzo has given her first response to what she says are "false allegations" of sexual abuse and fat—shaming. three of her former dancers filed a lawsuit against the us star accusing her of discrimination, assault, false imprisonment and religious and racial harassment. in an instagram post today lizzo responded saying she usually doesn't respond to false allegations but these are as unbelieveable as they sound and too outrageous to not be addressed. the singer called the last few days "gut—wrenchingly difficult and overwhelmingly disappointing". lizzo is known for her body positivity and openly talks about being plus size. live to our newsroom and our culture reporter, daniel rosney. remind us of what the allegations are. on tuesday there was a 45 page complaint filed to a los angeles court by three of lizzo's for my dancers accusing her of a lot of things, they relate to religious harassment, sexual harassment, discrimination, and fat s

it could have been jiminy cricket, fiona. >> i can't believe he didn't try to sniff it off her. >> i9 when he filmed a video of himself that said in retrospect, i acted inappropriately with women and i will do better and i understand now there's founders, something i haven't observed for 50 years in office, cut to that. any excuse to put his hands on a woman or child, it's so unbecoming, i can't stand it. >> i can't see a guy anywhere these days would say -- you k know, text a friend to come over and say there's a bug. >> the woman could have a tarantula crawling on her, i'm not going to reach out and take care of the situation. >> especially if it's her comfort trying to the. [laughter] >> i have to have this, or i will have anxiety attacks. >> the president needs to add extra threat. existential? you don't need the extra. you are president. it's like a doctor saying you are dying, existentially. [laughter] i'm dying. [laughter] >> existential terminal -- >> your dying is going to result in death. speaking of death, we are done here. don't go anywhere, slowly heading back to the off

a murder investigation was launched after 48—year—old fiona holm was reported missing in london by her of england's rate increase. the cost of borrowing it now stands at 5.25%. let's talk to jumana saleheen, chief economist and head of investment strategy at vanguard. thanks so much forjoining us. let me ask you first of all, what is happening here with the bank? what is it that the bank is trying to achieve? many people are worried it's gone too far.— achieve? many people are worried it's gone too far. thanks for having me. yes, it's gone too far. thanks for having me- yes. the _ it's gone too far. thanks for having me. yes, the bank _ it's gone too far. thanks for having me. yes, the bank of _ it's gone too far. thanks for having me. yes, the bank of england - it's gone too far. thanks for having i me. yes, the bank of england raised rates today and the reason why it has done that is because inflation in the uk is still very high. so headline inflation is close to 8% and core inflation, if you strip out the volatile elements of food and energy, isjust under 7%. the bank's target is 2

fiona lamdin reports.f the blue moon, regardless of what kit you have. andy smith is an astro—photographer. he has been taking photos of our night skies for 20 years. here is the last blue moon andy captured. but despite its name, it is not actually blue. it refers to the second full moon in a month. this is an extra—special supermoon this month because we have had two moons that have been at apogee, which means they are very close to earth. we are looking at a distance of 222,000 miles, roughly, whereas the average distance to the moon is 250,000. this is what we are going to see over the next day or so. other than a huge amount of patience, what are your top tips for getting that perfect shot? you have got to decide what type of picture you want. do you want a landscape type of picture or do you want a close—up of the moon itself? you might wantjust an horizon with some hills, or trees, or even buildings. that might be part of your composition. if you are in the back garden, it might be a neighbour's tre

fiona from north dakota, and hey trey, do you think it's possible to have an investigation or an indictmentump that is independent of any political motive. >> possible, yes, likely, not in our current environment, you use the phrase of independent of political motive. let's start with how we make sure something is independent. how do we find investigators and prosecutors to avoid a bias, devoid of wanting to advance a political narrative willing to say my friends are wrong in my enemies are right, willing to say that justice must be done even though the heavens may fall. we should ask whether trump or anyone else is being treated the same way others have been treated, has others lied to advance politically decisions influence other than the law or the facts. take a survey of those who investigated trump, have the universally proven their critics right, jim comey, andy mccabe, peter strzok, james clapper, andrew wiseman were all empowered to investigate trump, all have and retain a d hatred of him. if you're looking for fairness or independence do not pick investigators or prosecutors who lo

fiona was diagnosed with breast cancer in april and she has had surgery and started radiotherapy.simon was told he had skin cancer last october, he still hasn't started treatment. i cancer last october, he still hasn't started treatment.— started treatment. i feel grateful that i have _ started treatment. i feel grateful that i have had _ started treatment. i feel grateful that i have had my _ started treatment. i feel grateful that i have had my surgery - started treatment. i feel grateful that i have had my surgery and i started treatment. i feel grateful i that i have had my surgery and i'm getting through the other side of the cancerjourney, but i have a husband who has a lesion on his back thatis husband who has a lesion on his back that is massive, that has heard nothing. it like a two—tier system. i have got leaflets summarising what we have discussed. simon hasn't had anything since a year ago. it we have discussed. simon hasn't had anything since a year ago.— anything since a year ago. it may not work for _ anything since a year ago. it may not work for simon, _ anything

our correspondent fiona trott has been following the family over the last few months, and has this reportplans. he�*s never going to experience love, he�*s never going to have children. he said his chest felt sore. we said we�*d keep an eye on it but it progressively got worse to the point where he could hardly breathe. two days after that he was dead. gone. there was mould everywhere. it was even on their clothes. caused by nine years of disrepair, they believe, and constant leaks. this is luke's room- _ believe, and constant leaks. this is luke's room. where was _ believe, and constant leaks. this is luke's room. where was the - believe, and constant leaks. this is. luke's room. where was the mould? all around the _ luke's room. where was the mould? all around the windows. _ luke's room. where was the mould? all around the windows. it's - all around the windows. it�*s ridiculous. freezing cold. there was mould all across here. my mind starts racing and i start thinking about him and then i cannot stop crying. he was my rock. my best mate. beautiful lad. why couldn�*t theyjust mate. beau

the main draw of the us open victoria azarenka will play her first match against the frenchwoman and fiona ilya ivashka will play with argentinean juan manuel hirundola alexandra sosnovich. in the first round , she will meet with the pole magdalenat, the second racket of the world, arina sobolenko, the fight for the title will begin only on august 30 more information my colleagues at 15:00 on our air see you soon. belarus shmatem prostrate can be otshukat on the braslav bus here is a ball into the lake for a non-random. name god's wok, out of spite the lake tore off with its obryska ikea predict the volga into lake maya the shape of the correct circle, i don’t change like that for stretching debts, there are chances in the far distance that there are people from heaven behind the right and shmat them such ball chandeliers in belarus good evening hello, i’m glad to greet you. mutually, vladimir kornilov is a person known to our viewers more and more from russian programs. yes solovyov time will tell 60 minutes and so on, where you can hear what you think, but not why do you think that's our

this footage shows 50 foot waves churned up by hurricane fiona. the video is exciting, the data is the prize and is fueling research that boosts the understanding of hurricane developing. we're finding some interesting things with the saildrone data, how the waves interact with the winds and can cause changes in that drag effect that slows down the hurricanes winds. and this is where it all happens. mission control. this is yeah, this is mission control. this is our office. those are the sail drones out right now. exactly. yeah. 36 each one of these little icons represents a vehicle while the robots are out at sea, a team is watching from here. julia paxton is a director of mission management. this is where most of our actually all of our missions are planned from here. so our mission management team serves as our group of navigators who collaborate with the customers to get the vehicles where they need to be, essentially planning and then executing. her team works on various missions that range from seafloor mapping. the carbon uptake near hawaii