what is the latest at the foreign office?r of britons who are caught up in the attacks. they have deployed a number of staff to help anyone who feels they need it. we also getting reports that they are urgently investigating reports that a child of dual british nationality is believed to be missing after barcelona attacks. here is the prime minister, theresa may. sadly, i must tell you that we do believe that a numberof tell you that we do believe that a number of british nationals were caught up in the attacks and we are urgently looking into reports of a child believed missing who is a british dual national. the foreign office is offering consular assistance to those involved in the attack and their families and working urgently to see if there are others that need help. so what we do know is that his name isjulian cadman. his grandfather is appealing for any information on his facebook page and also, as we said, the foreign office is assisting a number of casualties, british casualties in spain who were caught up in the ba

let's see what the foreign office is saying about that and join matt cole.reign office, worth saying that they preface it by saying the thoughts of officials here are with the victims of the terrible attacks and with the people of spain. authorities here at the foreign office say they are currently assisting a small number of british people who have been affected by the events, five which we understand they mean injured, but we also understand the risk an urgent search for our boy with dual nationality called julian cadman, seven years old, his mother has been located but julian has not. extra officials have been sent to the region to assist and we understand there has been advice put on the foreign office website for people who think they might be travelling to the region and for people coming home, the metropolitan police are sending people to ports and airports so people to ports and airports so people who come back who may have eyewitness statements that they didn't give in spain can give them to authorities here and police lazing with their spanish cou

thanks for the latest from the foreign office.is our reaction. what they want is our overreaction. it is really important that, together, we support our administrations, law enforcement officers and work against terrorism and send a message saying we are not going to be defeated by terrorists, ever. and just give us what you know about these attacks. it seems there was a sort of terrorist network, a terrorist cell, at least one cell that was operating here in barcelona and in cambrils as well? what we know for the moment, i don't have any further information than what you know through the press, but it appears to be a unique plot trying to attack in different moments and... it was perpetrated by different terrorists but it is very early to make any other statements about how the attack was organised and how people were involved, we should wait until the law ——and how many people were involved, we should wait until the law enforcement and the police officers go through the investigation and we will have more clear information. we h

the foreign office is updating us saying the british embassy in caracas are withdrawing diplomatic staffs as a precautionary and temporary measure. that is obviously about concerns for safety following on from the protests there have been after an attempt by president maduro to create a new constitutional assembly. that has been met with much violence, deaths on the streets, so clearly the foreign office deciding that in the british embassy in caracas they are going to withdraw diplomatic staff and their dependents. they say it is a precautionary and temporary measure. the national crime agency says that 60 people have died in the uk in the past eight months after taking the painkilling drug fe nta nyl. it's 50 times more potent than heroin and is the drug that was linked to the death of the rock star, prince. now dozens more deaths are being investigated. the painkiller is usually given to cancer patients, but it's increasingly being added to heroin and other class a drugs asjune kelly reports the rock legend prince died suddenly last year at the age of 57. fans gathered near his home i

in london the foreign office said a small number of british citizens are among the casualties.l number of british people we re a small number of british people were injured in the attacks. the foreign office is working out which further british people out here —— out there, need further help and assistance. it has deployed extra staff in spain. it is warning that the number of british people injured could rise. it is advising people to follow the direction and advice of the spanish local authorities. there isa the spanish local authorities. there is a special helpline number that has been set up to help those affected. you can find that number on the bbc website. in downing street, the spanish and union flags are flying at half—mast as well as at other buildings in whitehall and westminster. in the last few minutes the prime minister has said that the uk stands shoulder to shoulder with spain. we must work together if we are to confront this evil of terrorism. and to confront a deal with the perverted, extremist ideology which drives it. ridding the internet of poisonous materi

that is the word from the foreign office.g that if you want to postpone your trip, get saying that if you want to postpone yourtrip, get in saying that if you want to postpone your trip, get in touch with them and they will deal with your enquiries. they can very much. let's talk more about the attacks here in las ramblas. behind me, where 13 people were killed and more than 100 we re people were killed and more than 100 were injured. joining us now from st andrews is javier agomaniz is a lecturer at the centre for the study of terrorism and political violence. that's an organisation which looks at origins of terrorism. spain isa spain is a big destination for tourists. so carrying out an attack at las ramblas they made sure of attacking people from around the world. we also need to realise that it is big publicity which ifs needs. they are on the ropes in syria and iraq. there will be expelled from raqqa, their capital in syria. so they are getting their sympathisers in western countries to carry out more attacks. they need

foreign offices around the world supporting the families, the victims and those who remain in hospital been treated for their injuries, including our own foreign 0ffice injuries, including our own foreign office who have also released a statement following the news of julian's death, saying "we are assisting the family who have our deepest sympathies at this time. our staff are doing all they can to support them, working with our australian colleagues and the spanish authorities." let's join our correspondent, gavin lee, in barcelona following the latest developments. as i was saying, there was a lot of hope for a short while thatjulian was a lot of hope for a short while that julian may was a lot of hope for a short while thatjulian may be found. a lot of people pinning on that hope to help haul them through this awful tragedy. i think people wanted it to be true because on friday morning we knew that the last known whereabouts of the seven—year—old, julian cadman, who was born in britain and lived in australia with a jewel nationality, his grandfather sent a message on facebook to ap

contacts with foreign officers. we are talking to you, getting your thoughts about the attorney general's announcement about cracking down on leaks. michael is calling from stamford, connecticut on our independent line. caller: what i'm thinking is all these leaks that are coming out are probably coming from trump himself. that make him look like he doesn't know what he's doing. not being able to get him to say what he wants them to say because he's not going to build a wall. the first time we ever heard about fake news was from trump. would the president leak when he's pretty free with his comments when he makes public appearances and tweets freely? caller: look at him. what has he got going for himself? he wants the attention for himself. look at me, look at me. that's all he's doing. why else did he go to west virginia with all these people saying you look great? while the rest of the country knows the guy is fake. trump is fake. host: denise is calling from florida on our democratic line. what did you think abou

there are some in the foreign office who say borisjohnson is a liability as foreign secretary.orisjohnson is like walking a few feet behind a horse, shovelling its shit. no doubt that arresting metaphor will register with a thoroughbred wordsmith like boris johnson. allies of borisjohnson blame remain supporters in government for seeking to undermine the foreign secretary by leaking highly damaging and what they regard as erroneous stories that he cannot be trusted with intelligence. one old friend insists that criticisms are wholly without foundation. the reality is if you talk to the iraqi prime minister, the kurdish prime minister, the libyan politicians, south america, asian politicians, all our ambassadors around the world say, actually, he is one of the finest foreign secretary we've ever had. i have worked with him closely in the middle east, he's a master of brief, literally in half an hour and get off a flight and engage with our friends and partners and allies in a very constructive way and, when making them feel really good. one great thing boris can do is make peopl

the foreign office of course promising further updates as soon as course promising further updates asound to have beenle caught up in this as well. the reason we talk about tourism is that barcelona, as has been in the news for other reasons recently, is extraordinarily popular with tourists and it's the height of the season. anything up to 8 million tourists go to this city every year. almost overwhelmed, which is a point that some local groups have been making recently. the population of barcelona is 1.7 million. you get a sense of just how barcelona is 1.7 million. you get a sense ofjust how many tourists could be there at this time of year. las ramblas, in particular, is a key tourist trap, i think we could call it that. a key tourist area. let us talk now to reece richards, who is in the city. thank you for speaking to us. where are you at the moment and what have you been seeing today? i'm currently just and what have you been seeing today? i'm currentlyjust in a taxi in barcelona just now to head back to our hotel. we walked quite a bit after the attack. i was about 10 meters a

there is a lot of concern in the foreign office about the potential process.ow you could maintaina difficult to see how you could maintain a frictionless border how do you square that circle? returning quickly to the mail on sunday, why do you think theresa may is setting her sights on fat cat and their salaries? -- cats. the mail on sunday, they are really giving it a full backing in terms of exposure. when you look inside, paragraph 30, after listing a lot of these fatcat bosses, it says, there is no indication of wrongdoing by these people nor any government indications of wrongdoing. so, they have decided to sort of... it sounds like a very stupid position to take, but you can see why she is taking it. the appeal, the labour platform of speaking to these rampant wealth inequalities within our society, they are very popular. of course she wa nts to ta p they are very popular. of course she wants to tap into that. u nfortu nately, wants to tap into that. unfortunately, nobody is going to believe her for the reasons unfortunately, nobody is going to believe h

earlier tonight, the foreign office in london offered fresh advice to visitors in the city saying iteking more information. a statement says local authorities have advised people to stay a site —— inside and away from las ramblas. if you are in the immediate area you should take care and follow the advice of the local security authorities. press reports suggest public transport, particularly at metro, has been affected. about 15 minutes ago, catalan police said there was no evidence that there will be another attack. i had left my flat going up to the metro station and when i was about 15, 20 metres from the metro station and when i was about 15,20 metres from the end of my rope, i heard the screams first of all. and then a couple of crashes. —— end of my road. that was when the van had mounted the pavement and knocked over, you know, they're all kinds of stalls and that kind of thing. and then i the crowds parting. there was a massive problem of people on the road itself and there were of people on the road itself and there we re screams of people on the road itself and there were s

he is telling us that he has done great things for the poorer people, even though the foreign office people to stay away with writing on the streets and virus, i am not sure how that is a great testa m e nt to am not sure how that is a great testament to communist ruling. let us testament to communist ruling. let us go onto the son and they have said that spain has done a u—turn on gibraltar? is that correct? yes, there was a big debate about whether this was going to be a pawn in the brexit thing, gibraltar, and it looks like the spanish government is telling us that they are not going to try to disrupt the arrangements, which are very, very important and the people in gibraltar want to stay connected to the uk. so, i think thatis connected to the uk. so, i think that is probably the right thing to do. ok. diana's revenge, that channel 4 do. ok. diana's revenge, that channel a programme that was so controversial, we were talking about it earlier. and the fallout, really, from that continues. you were saying, is this a relevant story because the documentary was on sunday night and it

only about 12% of our senior foreign service officers are nonwhite. that number is about the same for our senior executives. to better understand our talent only about 12% of our senior pool, i have directed our committees to adopt a new procedure. every time we have an opening for an ambassador position, at least one of the candidates must be a minority candidate. now they may not be ready, but we will know where the talent pool is. a big part of developing our minority leadership is identifying qualified individuals 5-10 years before they are ready to become senior leaders, and managing and developing their careers as we do others, so that they are undergoing preparations for those senior roles over time. we need a more deliberate process to cultivate the abundance of minority talent we already have in the state department. all of this is the leadership issue. it is the role of leadership from the secretary of state to the assistant secretaries and directors of the bureaus and everybody in between, we have to own this process, manage the process and

with more on a french national being among the victims, there is jonathan walsh at the french foreign officee president condemned the terrorist attacks that took place last night in the capital of burkina faso. he said in his communique that he would talk during the day with his counterpart. to evaluate the situation. he already said that france, whatever happens, remains committed+ to working alongside other countries, against terrorism. one french citizen has been killed in last night's attack. france -- justice here in france, has launched an official inquiry. claire: turning attention to kenya where the opposition leader has urged people to stay away from work this monday. he said the election last week was fixed. the incumbent came out on top with 53% of the vote. according to observers, the poll was fair. violence between supporters of they say this monday is a day of mourning for those killed in election-related clashes. there were at least 16 deaths reported. >> the ruling party has deployed troops with guns to kill innocent people. on monday you should not leave your house. there wi

only about 12% of our senior foreign service officers are nonwhite. that number is about the same for our senior executives. to better understand our talent directed our committees to adopt a new procedure. every time we have an opening for an ambassador position, at least one of the candidates must be a minority candidate. now they may not be ready, but we will know where the talent pool is. a big part of developing our minority leadership is identifying qualified individuals 5-10 years before they are ready to become senior leaders, and managing and developing their careers as we do others, so that they are undergoing preparations for those senior roles over time. we need a more deliberate process to cultivate the abundance of minority talent we already have in the state department. all of this is the leadership issue. it is the role of leadership from the secretary of state to the assistant secretaries and directors of the bureaus and everybody in between, we have to own this process, manage the process and be held accountable for the results of th

consular officials and senior officials in the foreign office are speaking a meeting at the moment in a statement from the foreign office in which they say they are currently helping a small number of british people affected, by which they mean, injured people. they say they are working with the spanish authorities. they have sent more collagen of visuals to support the spanish officials, as well. but we also understand that officials are urgently looking for a dual national boy, a seven—year—old called julian cadman. there are concerns for his well—being. we understand that he has been most recently living in australian but his british grandfather has talked about him being missing. we understand from the met police, that officers will be at ports and airports to meet people coming back from spain if they have anything they can offer in terms of witness statements that the police here can feed into the international anti—terrorism effort. the metropolitan police have also put out a number, 0800789321. that is if you have come back from spain and think you may have heard something tha

. >> reporter: to germany's foreign office, saying saber rattling won't help.ia vega, abc news, bedminster, new jersey. >> speaking of that seicsaber ra lot of people wondering if this administration has a unified message. >> he apparently caught his cabinet off guard, and that's sparking worries that the administration isn't working from the same playbook. our arlette saenz monitoring the how this may conflict with the diplomatic efforts. what does this mean that he's not in touch with his cabinet on this message? >> there's been some slight and notable differences in that message. president trump struck a bellicose tone in his warning to north korea but others stopped short of using that same language, raising the question of whether the administration is on the same page. defense secretary mattis put north korea on notice in his own way, saying north korea must cease any consideration of actions that would lead to the end of its regime and the destruction of its people. but he also highlighted the diplomatic push. and while the president specifically warned

the foreign office here in the united kingdom, update your travel advice further. information about what has happened in barcelona continues to emerge. two incidents, a van crash which has killed at least ten people and armed individuals hold up in a >> it is 10:00 on the west coast, 7:00 p.m. on the east coast. sky news in the united kingdom and for europe, reports 13 people have died, local media reports ten have died in a scene of carnage on the street. here's what we believe has happened as we cover this live on fox news channel, fox television statements networkse united states and around the world. an hour and a half ago a van jumped onto a pedestrian way, a white rental van it has been described. they know it is a rental van because on the side

new zealand's prime minister says the president's comments were not helpful and germany's foreign office cautions that saber rattling won't help. also worth noting that japan is saying they would be able to fire at any missiles that north korea launches towards guam. >> in their anti-missile defense system they have there. and i believe guam also has, they have plenty of u.s. troops there receiving that threat from north korea. what more are we hearing about specific outline that north korea has given regarding any threats that they've been making. they named a number of missiles and the exact type of missiles that they would be firing at guam, as well as saying they will complete their plan by mid august, that's about next week. then present it to kim jong un to decide whether he will follow through with it. now, remember, president trump warned that if north korea makes anymore threats there will be fire and fury. he's created a red line. there's already been two threats from north korea in the past 24 hours. how is he going to respond. >> i kind of miss the days when north korea was a

department for international development the embassy of japan the federal foreign office of germany and the norwegian ministry of foreign affairs and that was just last year and just naming a few about how do you guarantee those bags of money don't come with any influence whatsoever and these two aren't the exception they're the rule in this town the atlantic council the center for strategic and international studies the center for american progress all took a huge chunk of change offered by the u.a.e. and the list goes on and on so many think tanks so much international money perhaps a lot of us politicians will rethink how worrisome foreign influence really is and where it's truly coming from. washington d.c. . the opposition in venezuela says the country's parliament will refuse to dissolve itself even if it's ordered to find a new constituent assembly this is set to hold its first session on friday the international community has also expressed its concerns the u.s. has been the most vocal branding last sunday's vote in a just a minute he also calls president nicolas maduro his lead

in this that the foreign office on the box i need by minister on the millipede did not respond to wait. but we did see that lead up to this just yesterday the box an army did a big press conference and it is being. dubbed as the fact that it was sort of a sending a message before hand to the box and i do the it to the american administration. where you know the same sort of rhetoric was repeated in the sense that pakistan is going off for all sorts of? darius and there is no discrimination but at the same time date is a lot of writing in islamabad given what that job i sat. in a statement today and is there is an sorry for secretaries resisting also which it did they received a statement from there saying that. china standard box i'm so it seems like pakistan is in anticipation of harsher measures in the coming days. and is a base betty words taliban is quite wanted. so could this latest development then damaged a diplomatic relations between the us and pakistan. when there is a relationship that has been ongoing since nine eleven i'd it's been deficits denies now most. and bugs and ha

no longer willing to work british foreign office. it of course continued the interwar period. so-called peace period. most are thinking of the first and the second world war as one conflict. war.er 30 year it also sparked wars. it sparked tensions between camana and gentleman pa, created the islamic and state as well if you believe propaganda.anda kind ok that pete was enough to mention, i make exactly this argument. that it is not the hate against the germans or the hatred of the germans against the russians, that's not what happens. you can read any numbers of diaries, anything you want of europeans before ugust 1914 and not one of them will say i really want a war to start because i've always wanted to kill a german. that's not what europeans are saying. we've they're saying never known a time more peaceful this. two sides have to develop a shared history of the events. to some form ome of agreement about how they got why they got. this version of history does not it to be true or accurate just has to be agreed upon. a convenient fiction. the i think if i'm right american c

uk foreign office said they had been providing consular support to a woman in italy.us the potential dangers for young people trying to get on in the modelling industry. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come. donald trump, and the grandchildren, arrive for their summer vacation, but how much of a holiday will it be for the president.? this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines: the un votes unanimously to impose new tougher sanctions on north korea after last month's long—range missile tests. venezuela's chief prosecutor is sacked by the country's new constituent assembly — she says it wanted to stop her investigations into corruption. like many other residents of washington dc, president donald trump is escaping the august heat. he will spend 17 days at his private golf club in newjersey, for what the white house has billed as a "working vacation". mr trump is known for branding himself as an tireless worker, so the nearly three—week holiday has raised a few eyebrows. we'll be in newjersey injust a minute, but first, a couple of years ago, the bbc did

our taxpayers we'll have the latest on the talks and we'll be talking to a former head of the foreign officethe other main stories on bbc news at five: on a visit tojapan, the prime minister theresa may repeats her claim that she has no intention of standing down before the next election. i said i wasn't a quitter and there is a long—term job to do. there's an importantjob to be done in the united kingdom. we stand at a really critical time in the uk. officials in texas warn of an "incredibly dangerous situation" involving a chemical plant in houston flooded in tropical storm harvey. 20 years after diana's death, we report on the tributes at kensington palace. we will be assessing diana's legacy and asking what reaction to her death meant for the british monarchy andindeed death meant for the british monarchy and indeed for britain itself. in the premier league, the transfer window closes on more than a £1 billion worth of business. it's 5.00pm, our main story is that there's been "no decisive progress" on key issues in the latest brexit negotiations in brussels and that there are issues of

. >> reporter: to germany's foreign office saying, saber-rattling won't help. even some in the president's own party calling his words dangerous. >> all it's going to do is bring us closer to some kind of serious confrontation. i think this is very, very, very serious. the great leaders that i've seen, they don't threaten until they're ready to act. and i'm not sure president trump is ready to act. >> and cecilia vega is with us live tonight from bedminster, new jersey, where the president is vacationing at his golf course. you have more on the north koreans at this hour, and any response from the white house tonight? >> reporter: no response from the white house because this statement literally just came in. i want to read a bit of it. it's from a top army commander given out by state media. they say this is a crucial warning to the united states calling a fire and fury by president a load of nonsense. they say this has infiuriated te army, and they say this plan will be complete by mid august, david. >> cecilia vega who will be covering this into the night. c

the uk foreign office said they had been providing consular support to a british woman in italy.pulls into sharp focus the potential dangers for young people trying to get on in the modelling industry. catriona renton, bbc news. usain bolt will certainly enter the history books as one of the greatest sprinters, but his final individual ioom race did not play out for the story books. the jamaican champion finished with the bronze medal in a race won by american justin gatlin, who has served two separate drug bans. natalie pirks has the story. it began with a thunderstorm and then gave way to blue skies. jamaican fans made to feel at home in london as they got ready for what they believed would be a fairy tale ending for their hero. the last run, the last time. we will be here with him. i want to say i am confident, overconfident. i know he will win. when he finishes it will be the best celebration. it will be all night and all morning. by the evening, the night sky was crackling with expectation. the only british finalist was first out. they saved usain bolt in the last. but the w

against terrorists in spain at tourist prominent tourist areas and then a month later the british foreign office put out a report warning. that isis was planning attacks in terror and tourist areas and barcelona is one of the areas where millions of brits flock to every year for a vacation what happened after that is that british tourists agencies began to hire s.e.'s former a.s.a.'s types to patrol. under cover of the beaches and then in may of this year the isis cell was busted up in madrid this is not surprising and i would also add that spain historically has been a jihad just goal. the spanish prime minister has called the attack and also learn of the work of jihadists he said paul sloan has joined in the suffering of all the cities across europe which have been hit by similar attacks. hit us but instead of them being lost surely that he does i want to express the solidarity of the whole of spain with the city of barcelona attack today by jihad is terrorism just like our neighbors madrid paris nice brussels berlin london they've experienced the same pain in the same uncertainty that the peo

the foreign office here say they are providing consular support to a british woman in italy, and aree have died, as large parts of southern europe and the balkans, endure unprecedented hot weather. the severe heat wave has affected a huge area, bringing with it drought and forest fires. from sicily, gavin lee reports. scorching times for sicily. with record temperatures, the island's grapes suddenly need to be harvested weeks early. but working in the fields in 43 degrees is brutal. translation: today, unfortunately, the temperature was so high, we had to tell the workers to come later when it's cooler. we all suffer, the machines suffer, the vineyard suffers. the fight here against the sun to save the grape and wine industry is reflected in vineyards across europe. but the wider impact has led to some governments to warn people to stay indoors in the afternoon because of the threat to public health. in the balkans, authorities have been advising people to stay indoors and increase their water intake. in hungary, it's about keeping cool and carrying on, and there's strong advice from

. >> reporter: to germany's foreign office saying, sabre-rattling won't help. even some in the president's own party calling his words dangerous. >> all it's going to do is bring us closer to some kind of serious confrontation. i think this is very, very, very serious. the great leaders that i've seen, they don't threaten unless they're ready to act. and i'm not sure president trump is ready to act. >> and cecilia vega is with us live tonight from bedminster, new jersey, where the president is vacationing at his golf course. and cecilia, you have more on that statement from the north koreans at this hour, and any response from the white house tonight? >> reporter: david, so far, no response from the white house, but i want to read you more from this statement coming in from state media and north korea. a top army commander behind this statement outright saying this is, quote, a crucial warning to the united states. they say that this fire and fury comment by president trump is, quote, a load of nonsense. they say it infuriated the army there. they list the exac

the uk foreign office said they had been providing consular support to a british woman in italy.ry that pulls into sharp focus the potential dangers for young people trying to get on in the modelling industry. catriona renton, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: campaigning in the kenyan general election has officially closed ahead of tuesday's vote, with the two front—runners holding their final rallies. president uhuru kenyatta led his jubilee party supporters in prayer. his main challenger, raila 0dinga, leader of the national super alliance party, addressed his followers in the capital, nairobi. in rwanda, supporters of president paul kagame have been celebrating, after he won a third term in office with a landslide victory. the electoral commission said partial results of friday's election gave mr kagame 98%% of the votes. the iranian president, hassan rouhani, has warned the united states against jeopardising its nuclear deal with world powers, saying president trump risks political suicide. mr rouhani was speaking at his inauguration,

the uk foreign office said they have been providing consular support to a british woman in italy. sharp focus the potential dangers for young people trying to get on in the modelling industry. catriona renton, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: he is at it again. russia's action—hero president poses for the cameras during a fishing trip in siberia. the question was whether we wanted to save our people, and the japanese as well, and win the war, or whether we wanted to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. invasion began at 2am this morning. mr bush, like most other people, was clearly caught by surprise. and we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all the iraqi forces. 100 years old, and still full of vigor, vitality and enjoyment of life. no other king or queen in british history has lived so long, and the queen mother is said to be quietly very pleased indeed that she has achieved this landmark anniversary. this is a pivotal moment for the church as an international movement. the question now is whether the ame

the foreign office here say they are providing consular support of a british woman in italy and are inrities. sophie long, bbc news. usain bolt will certainly enter the history books as one of the greatest sprinters, but his final individual 100m race did not play out for the story books. the jamaican champion finished with the bronze medal in a race won by american justin gatlin, who has served two separate drug bans. natalie pirks has the story. the day began with a thunderstorm which gave way to blue skies. jamaica's fans made to feel at home in london as they geared up for what they believed would be their hero's fairytale ending. last run, last time, going to be a great loss to the sport but we're going to be here with him on the last lap. i wouldn't say i'm confident, i'm overconfident! i know he will win! when he finishes it will be a celebration and it's going to go on all night and all morning. by the evening, the night sky was crackling with expectation. they saved the bolt for last. but the warning signs had been there, beaten for the first time in four years in the semi—fin

hospital, she remains there with serious leg injuries and today and this afternoon the british foreign officeid that they have confirmed he has died. the family has released a statement through the australian government and they have said that their son was someone who was bubbling with energy. he was cheeky, the light of their lives and they will never forget his smile and they have asked for some privacy given the incredible grief they are going through. today we heard that a belgian national, and the spanish national are amongst those identified. 1a people dead and that includes here at barcelona and in cambrils. the numbers in hospital has reduced to 51 that is down from 54 has reduced to 51 that is down from 5a yesterday were ten people in a critical condition. any idea as to why it is taking or has taken so long to identifyjulian? why it is taking or has taken so long to identify julian?|j why it is taking or has taken so long to identify julian? i think pa rt long to identify julian? i think part of the reason is because his mother is in hospital and because his family have been in syd

the conservative mp and foreign office minister, alan duncan, has criticised jeremy corbyn for stance earlier, mr duncan said venezuela is being brought to its knees and that jeremy corbyn, who had previously shown support for the country's leadership should publicly condemn what is happening in the country. jeremy corbyn really has to have a reality check on his own politics and realise that venezuela is being brought to its knees and he should realise that venezuela is not... nicolas maduro, the president, is not the poster boy of world politics. indeed, he is the poster of what should be condemned in world politics and it's time that jeremy corbyn said so explicitly or we will be able to form a very, very clever value of whatjeremy corbyn would ever do in this country if ever he were prime minister. the labour shadow minister, andy mcdonald, has said the labour party have given a ‘quite clear condemnation‘ of what is happening in venezuela. he was then asked if mr corbyn would personally condemn the venezuelan government. well, i know people are very interested in venezuela. it is

to establish all the foreign office to establish all the facts. mr robyns is treated fairly and properly. thank you very much. this is bbc news, and coming up in the next few minutes, goodbye england. wayne rooney, england's all—time leading goal—scorer, retires from international football. that is in a few moments, but before that, lucy martin has the weather. a gradual brightening up from the west as we move through the day, this pound of rain edging its way eastwards, fairly heavy showers for northern england in there but we will start to draw on some fresh air behind it, some brightness, just one or two showers and i think they will be largely centred across northern ireland. temperatures reaching a maximum of 2a celsius in the far south—east, where we hold onto that humid airfor longer. south—east, where we hold onto that humid air for longer. as south—east, where we hold onto that humid airfor longer. as we go through the night, the rain becoming confined to the far northern isles, if you showers and northern ireland and western coasts, and