now at the tour de france ireland's dan martin has claimed victory on stage six the one hundred eighty one kilometer jaunt from breast to through the britain countryside sprang to life in the closing stages the team usa emirates rider pulled ahead inside the final kilometer and managed to hold on to his lead it was martin second tour stage when his career. belgium's greg aftermaths kept hold of the leaders. but. now malaysian teenager has gained an online following after showing off her impressive football skills which she taught herself eighteen year old and hold her skills by watching you tube videos of football freestylers she trains four to five days a week balancing kicking and juggling balls for probably just three hours has amassed seventy two thousand instagram followers and she says that her faith in her headscarf are no obstacle to her passion. to some club football news now shall see have sacked their italian coach antonio conte after after just two seasons in charge according to british media guided chelsea to the premier league title in his first year at stamford bridge an

it's the second time the german has been to the final at the all england club at the tour de france ireland's dan martin time his attack to perfection to claim victory on stage six the team u.a.e. emirates ryder pulled ahead inside the final kilometer and never looked back at the top of the standings belgium's greg fine met kept hold of the leader's yellow jersey. this one hundred eighty one breast free the countryside really sprang to life in the closing stages with the pellets. breakaways new zealand's jack made his victory but like those before him his lead was eaten up by the main pack. this was a bad day for the other title contender. on the twenty seventh. he lost nearly a minute to getting a puncture with five kilometers to go outfront the pace was picking up as the riders made their way up the day's final clyne while the pack just position. in a group the line he held on ahead of him right at piano and. this was the second. career. clung on during the final climb and state. are the football knell chelsea have sector there. after just two seasons in charge that's according to british m

at the tour de france ireland's dan martin has claimed victory on stage six the team usa emirates rider pulled ahead inside the final kilometer and never looked back at the top of the standings belgium's greg than i ever met kept hold of the leader's yellow jersey. this one hundred eighty one kilometer joins from breast free the countryside really sprang to life in the closing stages with the peloton splits off to somalia breakaways new zealand is jack bauer made his victory but like those before him his lead was eaten up by the main pack containing yellow jersey man greg fan adam out this was a bad day for the other title contenders. on the twenty seven. he lost nearly a minute after getting a puncture with five kilometers to go out from the pace was picking up as the writers made their way up the day's final climb while the pack jostling for position island's dan martin pushed forward in a grueling last special the line he held on ahead of him right at piano and spain's alexandra de this was the second stage wayne of mancini's career. than adam mount clung on during the final climb an

there yeah though it's all about the world cup but there are other sports monica at the tour de france ireland's dan martin has claimed victory on stage six a one hundred eighty one kilometer jot from breasts through the brittany countryside sprang to life in the closing stages the team emirates rider pulled ahead inside the final kilometer and managed to hold on to his lead it was martin second tour stage wind of his career meanwhile belgium's. kept hold of the leaders yellow jersey. serena williams is through to the wimbledon final after a straight sets victory over germany. the seven time champion cruise past six two six four one ames will now meet angele caballe in a rematch of the twenty sixteen final care made quick work of yelena austin penco winning that match six three six three in just over an hour it's the second time the german has been to the final out wimbledon and actually world cup while the players are having a well earned rest after the semifinals this week the fans are out and about sightseeing in russia can't be taken for granted as the country has been restrictive of tourist

france. and ireland we call it zip codes ok where you never you never see the immigrants you never see drugs in the. speaking of the variation of european union officials at this nato summit in brussels john vent juncker walking around. that might could have been go ahead i mean he would be toasted off his butt or if you believe the official version he has that problem sorry i. just can't you want to watch repeated videos again and again of the joke i mean we had he's the president of the european commission and i think he's a perfect metaphor for the european union today back in the day they used to mock that geriatric leaders of the soviet union brezhnev and drop out for having to be propped up yeltsin. minutes up in this block and i want to ask you is. is the western north atlantic alliance it's changing is it forever changed mark i mean there's no going back to the status quo absolutely there in. europe just intends to wait trumped up whether it's two years or four years or it might look at all you know we can break up you know. no matter so now it's a stag near me that you're going to w

in -- yield drive higher spain, ireland, france. japanese investors look for yields. these key bond markets. will a change in the boj drive them away from the market and back domestically? vonnie: we will try and answer it eventually. weekend, trade tensions dominated discussions at a g20 summit. end, the top financial chiefs said global growth remain robust but risks have increase. joining us now to discuss this is the global head of asset allocation at janus capital management. when the president of the united states and his closest security staff are trading threats with dude talkrsonnel, about -- do you talk about it? >> this seems like deja vu with north korea. like this is something you have to pay attention to. what is clear is geopolitical risks are on the rise. non risks are on the rise, asset class is immune from being repriced or at risk. this is true in today's backdrop where you have an attack on the fundamental backbone of well functioning global capital markets, namely global free trade is at risk, the independence of central banks is at risk. spend tim

britain sells to the eu, and far less than what it sells individually to germany, france or the netherlands. on thursday, ireland's leo varadkar warned his government is now preparing for the possibility of a no deal brexit. given being instability in britain, given the turmoil in westminster, we cannot make an assumption that the withdrawal agreement will get to westminster. it is not evident or not obvious that the government of britain has a majority for any form of brexit, quite frankly, and for those reasons to be on the safe side, we as a government need to step up our preparations for a no deal brexit scenario. it is not that we expect that, but we need to step up we expect that, but we need to step up our preparations. ross denton is trade partner at baker mckenzie, one of the world's largest international law firms. good morning. nice to see you. good morning. you and i are chatting about this on a regular basis. it would seem that the conversation todayis would seem that the conversation today is about getting ready for no deal. absolutely, ithink today is about getting ready for no deal. absolutely, i t

nations will include argentina, australia, brazil, canada, chile, china, england, fiji, france, hong kong, irelandunited states of america, wales and zimbabwe. rugby world cup sevens 2018 will also be broadcast around the globe, and in the united states on the nbc sports network. organizers look to leave a legacy that extends beyond the stadium walls through usa rugby's impact beyond initiative. in partnership with play rugby usa, usa rugby academies and playworks northern california, impact beyond will be made available to schools, nonprofits and after-school programs across the bay area through lesson plans, and a series of events and tournaments. the curriculum strives to educate in three areas inclusion, cultural appreciation and the skills of rugby and is available at usarugby.org/impact-beyond. more than 80 bay area schools are participating in impact beyond, which will reach 20,000+ children by the time the tournament kicks off in july. ( marty )the the tournament will kickoff with a free welcome ceremony on july 19th. it starts at 5:00 p.m. on justin herman plaza along the embarcadero near

in cycling, ireland's dan martin won thursday's sixth stage of the tour de france.d more than a kilometre from the end of the stage at mur—de—bretagne, and raced clear to claim the second stage victory of his career. belgium's greg van avermaet of bmc has retained the leader's yellow jersey for a fourth day. but his nearest challenger is team sky's geraint thomas, who has moved up to second overall, three seconds off the lead. the defending champion, chris froome, is 14th. england's cricketers began their one—day series against india with a heavy eight—wicket defeat at trent bridge. england batted first after the tourists won the toss and were bowled out for 268. with one ball of the innings to go, jos buttler and ben stokes made half centuries. in reply, sharma hit 137. the man of the match was kuldeep yadav, who took 6— 25. the best ever figures by a left—arm spinner in any 0di. i think the wicket was not too bad, and with ten hours, 75 plus, and we we re and with ten hours, 75 plus, and we were hoping for the wicket, and that the same time i was looking for the w

ireland. to the south of that, this is where the heat is, across spain, portugal, france.y will be expanding right across europe, and all the way into scandinavia, where, incidentally, it's been a record—breaking summer, lack of rainfall there, as well, and temperatures into the 30s — very unusual. now, cooler air is trying to tuck into north—western parts of the country, and actually, parts of scotland and northern ireland will be among the coolest places in europe over the next few days. but this is what it looks like first thing on monday morning. very warm — 20 degrees, that's the overnight low in london. 16, 17 degrees there for the lowlands of scotland and for belfast. so here's our very small, weak weather front here, bringing a few spots of rain. you can see itjust pretty much falls apart, bringing some rainfall to northern ireland and maybe the western isles there during the course of monday, but that's pretty much it. to the south of that, the heat is on. temperatures widely in the high 20s, and in excess of 30 degrees there in the south—east and east anglia. so

ireland. to the south of that, this is where the heat is, across spain, portugal, france.y will be expanding right across europe, and all the way into scandinavia, where incidentally it's been a record—breaking summer, lack of rainfall there, as well, and temperatures into the 30s — very unusual. now, cooler air is trying to tuck into north—western parts of the country, and actually, parts of scotland and northern ireland will be among the coolest places in europe over the next few days. but this is what it looks like first thing on monday morning. very warm — 20 degrees, that's the overnight low in london. i6, 17 degrees there for the lowlands of scotland and for belfast. so here's our very small, weak weather front here, bringing a few spots of rain. and you can see itjust pretty much falls apart, brings some rainfall to northern ireland and maybe some western isles there during the course of monday, but that's pretty much it. to the south of that, the heat is on. temperatures widely in the high 20s, and in excess of 30 degrees there in the south—east and east anglia. so

and master the breeders' cup and delmar california there were 38 international runners from ireland the uk, francend south america. it is a modern sport that is global in scope and faces the challenge of associated with all sports whether he human are equine. the challenge are modern and particularly in the world of medication, both legal and illegal. again, there has been progress for the most part we remain a locally governed sport with a different regulatory and enforcement capability in each state. yet we all need to be aware of the potential views of designer drugs, synthetic steroids and similar agents and the possibility ahead for manipulation of the equine genome to coordinate or alter physical traits of our competitors. these modern challenges require concentrated, efficient and sophisticated national programs for investigating regulatory matters, researching threats, testing and prosecution. in international sport deserves the most advanced form of regulatory mechanism, not one based on 38 different state agencies with varying levels of funding, expertise and experience. as i have said m

ireland. to the south of that, this is where the heat is, across spain, portugal, france.gh monday will be expanding right across europe, and all the way into scandinavia, where incidentally it's been a record—breaking summer, lack of rainfall there, as well, and temperatures into the 30s — very unusual. now, cooler air is trying to tuck into north—western parts of the country, and actually, parts of scotland and northern ireland will be among the coolest places in europe over the next few days. but this is what it looks like first thing on monday morning. very warm — 20 degrees, that's the overnight low in london. i6, 17 degrees there for the lowlands of scotland and for belfast. so here's our very small, weak weather front here, bringing a few spots of rain. and you can see itjust pretty much falls apart, brings some rainfall to northern ireland and maybe some western isles there during the course of monday, but that's pretty much it. to the south of that, the heat is on. temperatures widely in the high 20s, and in excess of 30 degrees there in the south—east and east an

ireland. to the south of that, this is where the heat is, across spain, portugal, france.—breaking summer, lack of rainfall there, as well, and temperatures into the 30s — very unusual. now, cooler air is trying to tuck into north—western parts of the country, and actually, parts of scotland and northern ireland will be among the coolest places in europe over the next few days. but this is what it looks like first thing on monday morning. very warm — 20 degrees, that‘s the overnight low in london. 16, 17 degrees there for the lowlands of scotland and for belfast. so here‘s our very small, weak weather front here, bringing a few spots of rain. you can see itjust pretty much falls apart, bringing some rainfall to northern ireland and maybe the western isles there during the course of monday, but that‘s pretty much it. to the south of that, the heat is on. temperatures widely in the high 20s, and in excess of 30 degrees there in the south—east and east anglia. so a very hot day for some of us at least on monday, but not necessarily in the north—west of the country. and you ca

ireland. to the south of that, this is where the heat is, across spain, portugal, france.expanding right across europe, and all the way into scandinavia, where, incidentally, it's been a record—breaking summer, lack of rainfall there, as well, and temperatures into the 30s — very unusual. now, cooler air is trying to tuck into north—western parts of the country, and actually, parts of scotland and northern ireland will be among the coolest places in europe over the next few days. but this is what it looks like first thing on monday morning. very warm — 20 degrees, that's the overnight low in london. 16, 17 degrees there for the lowlands of scotland and for belfast. so here's our very small, weak weather front here, bringing a few spots of rain. you can see itjust pretty much falls apart, bringing some rainfall to northern ireland and maybe the western isles there during the course of monday, but that's pretty much it. to the south of that, the heat is on. temperatures widely in the high 20s, and in excess of 30 degrees there in the south—east and east anglia. so a very hot

that it is going to be a separate go it alone ireland under a large rain cloud swimming in marmite worshiping some old hag in a crown those people in france germany and italy and the rest are saying no we don't want to be a part of that nevertheless break sitters may win the nobel peace prize one day for the fact that they may reunify ireland finals are finally over. exactly but so let's look at some of the corporate breaks of this that's happening we've already covered the fact in it's been all cover the j.p. morgan and goldman sachs are heading out to milan and paris and expanding their offices there cutting back office here construction and infrastructure giant for rovio has announced it is moving its international headquarters from the u.k. to low tax haven amsterdam because of banks that the spanish firm which owns a quarter of the airport heathrow and runs its u.s. canadian polish and u.k. operations from oxford says it needs to keep within the legislation after the u.k. leaves the e.u. and airbus of course you already mentioned is well. possibly right now to be clear up to the referendum i said this was an economic disaster and the

running at the meeting on the grounds of windsor castle as guests there were 38 runners from ireland, the uk, france and south america. it's a modern sport now that's global in scope and faces the challenges associated with all sports whether human or et kwien. the challenges are modern and particularly in the world of medication both legal and illegal. again, there's been progress for the most part we remain a locally governed sport with a different regulatory and enforcement capabilities in each state. yet we all need to be aware of the potential use of designer drugs, steroids and the possibilities ahead for manipulation of the et et kwien to create or alter physical trades of our competitors. they are investigating matters, researching threats, et testing and prosecution. an international sport deserves the most advanced form of regulatory mechanism, not one base d on 38 different state agencies with varying levels of funding, expertise and experience. as i have said many times, if we were starting from scratch knowing what we know now, would we have created the national organization since as on

ireland. to the south of that, this is where the heat is, across spain, portugal, france.g right across europe, and all the way into scandinavia, where, incidentally, it's been a record—breaking summer, lack of rainfall there, as well, and temperatures into the 30s — very unusual. now, cooler air is trying to tuck into north—western parts of the country, and actually, parts of scotland and northern ireland will be among the coolest places in europe over the next few days. but this is what it looks like first thing on monday morning. very warm — 20 degrees, that's the overnight low in london. 16, 17 degrees there for the lowlands of scotland and for belfast. so here's our very small, weak weather front here, bringing a few spots of rain. you can see itjust pretty much falls apart, bringing some rainfall to northern ireland and maybe the western isles there during the course of monday, but that's pretty much it. to the south of that, the heat is on. temperatures widely in the high 20s, and in excess of 30 degrees there in the south—east and east anglia. so a very hot day for

ireland. to the south of that, this is where the heat is, across spain, portugal, france.ct, all of that heat through monday will be expanding right across europe and all the way into scandinavia. incidentally, it's been a record—breaking summer. lack of rainfall there as well, and temperatures into the 30s, very unusual. now, cooler air temperatures into the 30s, very unusual. now, coolerair is temperatures into the 30s, very unusual. now, cooler air is trying to tap into north—western parts of the country, and actually part of scotla nd the country, and actually part of scotland and northern ireland will be among the coolest places in europe over the next few days. but this is what it looks like first thing on monday morning. very warm, 20 degrees. that is the overnight low in london. 16, 17 degrees there for the lowlands of scotland and for belfast. so here is our very small, wea k belfast. so here is our very small, weak where the frontier, bringing a few spots of rain. you can see just be much falls apart. bringing some rainfall to northern ireland, maybe the western

that it is going to be a separate go it alone ireland under a large rain cloud swimming in marmite worshipping some old hag in a crown those people in france germany and italy and the rest are saying no we don't want to be a part of that nevertheless break sitters may win the nobel peace prize one day for the fact that they may reunify ireland the finals are finally over. thanks to briggs a exactly but so let's look at some of the corporate breaks of this that's happening we've already covered the fact in it's been all cover that j.p. morgan and goldman sachs are heading out to milan and paris and expanding their offices there cutting back office here construction and infrastructure giant for rovio has announced it is moving its international headquarters from the u.k. to low tax haven amsterdam because of banks that the spanish firm which owns a quarter of the airport heathrow and runs its u.s. canadian polish and u.k. operations from oxford says it needs to keep within the legislation after the u.k. leaves the e.u. and airbus of course you already mentioned is well. possibly right now to be clear because living up to the referendum i sai

ireland they are. ahead of the weather system, the winds are coming in from the continent. the can see out of francel see further thunderstorms pricking out. there have been storms and the last 24 hours and could be further once. flash flooding, hail and gusty winds. we have got the lunar eclipse, of course. the best time to view it will be from 9pm until quarter past ten. as i say, these showers are hard to predict. some areas will be overcast this evening, with rain, other places will have clearer skies. saturday morning early hours, the weather front waves through and it means the gates to the fresher air will be open. it will be relatively warm. temperatures in the high teens in the south. the temperatures will not rise a great deal through saturday because those fresh atlantic winds will be in place, bringing showers and gusty conditions around the coast, particularly in the west and south, too. best temperatures on saturday, 23 or 24 celsius. for many of us, it will feel in the teens. 16 or 17 celsius. this weather system here could bring very wet weather to the hills of wales, the west countr

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france tried to push their way in. it will thicken the cloud up in northern ireland to produce some aspects of rainfor ireland to producecreeping up more widely into the 20s, maybe high 20s towards the corner. second half of the week, we are going to see atlantic air still influencing things was the north—west, some occasional rain, and a bit of a continental field will be self. whilst the north and west sees more cloud, chance of more showers, dry and sunny the further south and east you are, to which is coming back to about 30 degrees by the end of the week, by the end of the end of the week, by the end of the week, we could see highs around 33 in the south, goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at 8pm. families and doctors will no longer need to go to court, if they agree to end the life of a patient, in a persistent vegetiative state. northern rail reinstated most of the services it suspended after a new timetable led to severe problems, but passengers still face more cancellations. votes are being counted in zimbabwe's first presidential and parliamentary elections since robert mugabe

france, but i'm rooting for england obviously. thank you so much. thank you for your company. that is another business live. temperatures yesterday across scotla nd temperatures yesterday across scotland and northern irelanddrop, because we have got this cold front moving through. while it is giving us cloud ts hs m ost through. while it is giving us cloud tshs most significant thing is the air is cooler and fresher. for most of us it is another dry and warm day with lots of sunshine. but there is a chance of a few showers in southern england and south wales. across northern ireland, quite a bit of cloud. that will break up in the afternoon to give us sunny spells. there should still be sunshine in scotla nd there should still be sunshine in scotland and through much of england and wales. it is across the south that we will see the showers. they will be few and far between. but one or two could be on the heavy side. there could be some thunder. it does mean for wimbledon, like yesterday, where they had some interruptions, there is a chance of a shower. but it will be warmer or hotter than yesterday with the temperatures up to 28 degrees. temperatures rising bya to 28 degrees. temperatures rising by a degr

france in paris tomorrow after he maintained his overall lead following today's time trial. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. good evening, the torrential rain that brought fun northern irelandnfined. it will strengthen into severe gale force. elsewhere we see outbreaks of rain ease off and then turn wetter again. western england and wales. sunday will be a windy day. strong winds around the northwest of scotland. dls around the south. outbreaks of rain. there will be some dry moments in the afternoon with brighter skies here and there and tries of all likely to be northern ireland faithfully through tomorrow. temperatures will be down for where they should be. temperatures in the high teens and low 20s but those wins will become more feature tomorrow even compared with today. do the rest of this coming week, while the showers are in particularly on monday. warming up in particularly on monday. warming up to the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight o'clock. long delays on flights, ferries and cross—channel trains as the recent extreme weather continues to cause problems eurotunnel says it's now operating a "full service" on the folkestone—calais route — but has sto

often, 30 degrees easily across yorkshire, but a big difference here in northern ireland, around 22 celsius. whether franceven't had rain for such a longtime, particularly across eastern and southern areas. these are thunderstorm so they will be hit and miss, there will be downpours around, a lot of water, potential for flash flooding, but even in the south on friday, temperatures getting up to 31,30 5 south on friday, temperatures getting up to 31, 30 5 degrees celsius but a lot fresher across north—western parts where we have that atlantique air coming in. friday night into saturday, it looks as though that were the front reaches eastern part of the uk, something we haven't seen in a long time, and those temperatures will finally be climbing down to just a little above the average for the time of year in london. hello, i'm simon mccoy. today at 3pm, dozens of children at a psychiatric hospital in derbyshire we re psychiatric hospital in derbyshire were drugged before being sexually abused in the 50s, 60s and 70s. police say a doctor would have been interviewed for rape and child cruelty if he were alive.

ireland. but look at this. port of spain and portugal we have heat pouring out of the sahara into southern france as well as temperaturese high 40s celsius and could be to be high 40s celsius and could be to be high 40s celsius and could be record—breaking for europe. stay tuned. it's a very hot as you can see. even coastal areas are looking pretty hot as well. temperatures potentially in the upper 30s celsius. back home, it is what a bit cloudy, outbreak of rain for later this week further south, high pressure building, it is when to turn sunny and hotter. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is 0utside source. facebook announces its identified dozens of fake accounts thought to be engaging in political activity in the run up to november 5 us midterm elections. north korea may be building new ballistic missiles, despite warming ties with the us and promises to denuclearise. there's growing tension in zimbabwe, with just a handful of results so far released from yesterday's elections. drama at an aquarium in the us as thieves steal a shark by disguising it as a baby and pushing it away in a pram. we have the story. us intell

france, everywhere. all this control and the goods coming in. to be clear, part of this control are already implemented very fast, the goods coming from the rest of the uk to northern ireland. and there are controls over in bell fast at the airport where the goods come in for the rest of the uk. in the market to implement some where these controls. and tried to -- tried the next few months these controls. there are technical controls, safety controls, custom checks. we see where and when in terms of control to assure that there is a market. no question to be clear, no question of a border. i want to -- we want to respect the uk and respect the order of the uk. so this is the problem. and agreee, recognize in any case we have a back stop. we have a back stop, it could be amended, changed, improved, but e need a backstop. i'm very concerned. [indiscernible] goods control and check of people but peace. peace. andrew hyde. what are you seeking from the united states and leaving the sun interview aside, what are the other elements here in washington, what do you see the u.s. role being in terms of toxit, what does the eu need make brexit a success from your tandpoint? solidarit

ireland. chris froome is free to ride in the tour de france after an anti—doping case against him is dropped byre all set to play today. alan longmuir, a founding member of the bay city rollers, has died at the age of 70. good morning. it'sjuly 2nd. i'm joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. downing street is expected to unveil details of a fresh plan for the uk's future customs arangement with the eu later this week — ahead of friday's crucial cabinet meeting at chequers. its understood to be a distinct, new proposal after the government decided the two models previously discussed were neither practically nor politically deliverable. 0ur assistant political editor norman smith is in westminster. thanks. no surprise that ten downing st should come up with a new plan because the two previous proposals seemed to be floating rather lifelessly on the water. the customs partnership rejected by brexiteers because they say it will mean administering eu tariffs and effect remaining within the eu orbit. the maximum facilitation was rejected by former remainers because they say it requires a borde

france, which begins on saturday. in the last hour, the prime minister has updated mps on last week's summit wih eu leaders in brussels. she said they had put forward proposals for dealing with the northern irelanded fellow leaders on negotiations and they updated progress made on the withdrawal agreement. with the exception of the protocol on northern ireland, we now have agreement. the remaining differences between us and the european commission on northern ireland. we have put forward proposals and will produce further proposals, so that if a temporary backstop is needed there will be no hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. we are absolutely committed to the avoidance of such a border and equally committed to the avoidance of a hard border between northern ireland and the rest of the united kingdom. northern ireland is an integral part of our country and we will never accept a border within the united kingdom. to help us get to grips with the options which have been rejected, and what could be in this latest plan, i'm joined by chris morris, downing street have come up with what seems to be a third proposal on customs but just what seems to be a third proposal on

ireland there. ahead of his weather system, the winds are coming in off of the continent. you can see in france on today. through parts of eastern england. flash flooding, hail and winds. we have got the lunar eclipse, of course. the best time to view it will be from 9pm until around quarter past ten. as i say, these showers are hard to predict. some areas will be overcast this evening with rain, other places will have clear skies. saturday morning, the weather front moves through and that means the gate to the fresher air will be open. it will still be relatively warm on saturday morning. temperatures in the high teens in the south. the temperatures will not rise a great deal because of those fresh atlantique winds, bringing showers and dusty conditions around some of the coast. i think best temperatures on saturday, 24 celsius in the south—east. it will feel like 16 or 17 for most of us. the weather system 16 or 17 for most of us. the weather syste m kee ps 16 or 17 for most of us. the weather system keeps moving in from the atla ntic system keeps moving in from the atlantic on sunday. anothe

ireland or poland. i mean, they take that very seriously there, which is very didifferent from france where--i know from my family that--catholicism in my family, and they are nominally catholic. it's a joke. i mean, the priest is always the butt of a funny story, is anan idiot, ad the way the catholic church is viewed by catholics in france, by many, is clownish. it has to do with the french revolution. spain is not like that, so it's very serious so that it got protection in the early years because it was a project of the roman catholic church, and that gave them--plus, this is a part of spain that is i its own ethnc group. it's called basque. b-a-s-q-u-e. basque. they have their own language. i'm good at languages. i cououldn't understd a word of it.t. and they speak ; it's not a language for festivals. it's s a language of every day for many villages in this--it's a mountainous area. so they have an ethnic uniqueneness, they're roman catholicic, and the e church protected, in a sense. they couldn't be attacked quite so eaeasily. it w wasn't as if thee communist party did this or something like that.

ireland have a shot at the world cup to top pool b, beating india, meaning england cannot now mollify immediately for the quarterfinals. stage 18 of the tour de francedenied the right to bring in cannabis oil products reduced overseas, their children had severe epilepsy and then they ended up in hospital having seizures. and it was one case after another outlet sajid javid to announce a review which has been very quickly done. and he has now said that by the autumn, there will be a decision, product by product, on which ones are going to be allowed to be prescribed by specialist doctors. they will make the decision, we‘re not talking gps, the decision, we‘re not talking gps, the front line people in the treatment? before that, the department of health and the medicines regulator, they will individually look at each product. the thing about cannabis medicines, there is no doubt that some of them do work. there two products, in fa ct, do work. there two products, in fact, the uk is the biggest producer of cannabis to licensed medicine and 300 tonnes of cannabis produced legally in the uk each year. the problem is from these products produced overseas

northern ireland and that's totally unacceptable to any british prime minister, particularly a conservative and unionist. nejra: you will have to see what michel barnier a has to say. as we understand, francesticking point in these negotiations as .ell area well. tom: with a news flow so extraordinary, we have to charge today. let's start with jerome schneider's wheelhouse. point out understanding on short term paper. out eightneider standard deviations online though ois. was it like for you? what was that moment like? part of my life is at bear stearns in 2008 in if you look at its, you have to look at the fundamentals of how the economy has transformed itself and have a structured world of finance -- tom: do we see the amplitude now? jerome: people are more understanding and appreciative of the plumbing. the bread-and-butter. it's a true barometer of risk taking how it ultimately multiplies -- multiplies. what we need to think is the structural changes now about the unwinding going forward. how do you remove quantitative easing and the reverberations that might occur. that's the focal point in terms of a structural change. ultimately, there is a. of time. transformational risk over a sec

ireland and some western parts of the uk. ahead of this weather system, the winds are still coming in off the near continent, you can see out of france winds. there will be variable cloud is eating through. we have the lunar eclipse, the best time to see it is from 9pm until 10:15pm. but these showers are hard to predict so some places will be overcast this evening, with rain, and other places will have clearer skies. through the early hours of saturday morning, the weather front is moving through, meaning the gates to the fresher air will be opened. it will still be relatively warm first thing on saturday morning, with temperatures in the high teens in the south, but temperatures will not actually rise a great deal through the course of saturday because those fresh atlantic winds will be in place, bringing showers, gusty conditions around the coasts and particularly in the west and south with plenty of sunshine as well. best of the temperatures on saturday, 23, 24 in the south—east, but for many like it's in their teens, 16 or 17 in northern ireland. the weather systems keep moving in from the atlantic through the course of sunday.

ireland's rory mcilroy is just three shots behind. rain, though, is expected on the course this morning. and matthew southgate also going well. another stunning stage win for geraint thomas at the tour de franceeader's yellowjersey. the welshman extends his lead over chris froome to one minute 39 seconds. liverpool have completed the signing of brazil's goalkeeper alisson from roma. in a deal that is said to be worth nearly £67 million, he becomes the world's most expensive goalkeeper. and hibernian are through to the second round of europa league qualifying, after coming from behind in a crazy ten—goal second leg against runavik, of the faroe islands. you wouldn't bet against a certain matthew southgate, would you, given the year mr southgate has had. shall we show you kemlin? this is in anglesey. beautiful, beautiful place, one of the wildlife trust star reserves, regarded as the jewel in the crown of its area of outstanding natural beauty, and i don't think this morning we could argue with that definition. don't think this morning we could argue with that definitionm don't think this morning we could argue with that definition. it is absolutely stunning. matt is out and about for us this m

northern ireland, the one spot into the mid—20s, and the high—temperature 's will be across central and eastern areas of england, and we could see topping at around 34, maybe 35 celsius. whether francefires in the attica region, fanned by strong winds. thank god my family was completely safe because we have run down to the sea. in the meanwhile, a couple of people, two ladies have lost their lives in my hands. 26 people perished, found huddled together in the seaside village of mati, where the heat and flames devoured everything in their path. we'll have the latest from greece where the wildfires still rage and some may have been deliberately started. the other main stories on bbc news at 5...