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frankie. good evening. of this glorious weather. as the evening is drawing in the pub gardens are filling up with friends and family is trying to catch those final few rays. this and family is trying to catch those finalfew rays. this has and family is trying to catch those final few rays. this has officially been the hottest day of the year so far and people across the country have been finding different ways to enjoy the sunshine. it's the weather we've all been hoping for, a chance to shake off the lockdown lull and have some fun in the sun. in wales, new quay beach was packed with sun—seekers making the most of the heatwave, while in andover, these children were finding different ways to have fun and keep cool. the sun shone as manchester bloomed back to life with the return of the city's flower show. further south, the thames drew in the crowds. it's the 1st ofjune, it's the date meteorologists say is the first day of summer and it's officially the hottest day of the year. and where else would you rath

jane dougal live at wembley and frankie mackay money at king's cross, thanks, both.700,000 for failing to provide care and treatment. it was prosecuted following the death of baby harry richford and the treatment of his mother sarah in 2017. a british woman who saved her sister's life by fighting off a crocodile has been speaking about the moment it attacked. 28—year—old melissa laurie and hertwin, georgia, were swimming in a lagoon in mexico when the croc dragged melissa under water. georgia had to fend off repeated attacks by punching the creature, as she tried to pull her sibling to safety. she's been speaking to will grant. a bandage hiding the teeth marks in her wrist is the only outward sign of georgia laurie's recent encounter with a crocodile. but the horrific attack which almost killed her twin sister melissa has left much deeper, emotional scars. sister melissa has left much deeper, emotionalscars. i sister melissa has left much deeper, emotional scars.— emotional scars. i heard her scream and i saw emotional scars. i heard her scream and i saw her— emotion

overall 13 seconds off the new leader alexey lutsenko. 27 years after his first win in the oaks, frankieas england's mel reid shot a 67 and shares the first—round lead at the us women's open with 17—year—old american megha ganne. they'll both head out for their second round later four under at the olympic club in san francisco. i've been getting the thoughts of golfjournalist amy rogers — and started asking her about what she's made of mel reid so far? it's exciting to see mel read here and we should not be surprised. she has been out here plodding along and make your way through the ranks here on the ladies european tour and before finally breaking through just this past year on the lpga tour and getting herfirst this past year on the lpga tour and getting her first win that ship as she talked about yesterday, all the hard work that she has put in with her team and serving to pay off for her. that's bleeding over to the golf course and she has seemed very relaxed, always great with the media and a great mindset to hang on here were she was bleeding after day one. she shared the opening

frankie maccamley, bbc news.iticised the metropolitan police's response. earlier this week, an independent panel accused scotland yard of "a form of institutional corruption" over daniel morgan's case, a claim that was later rejected by the force's commissioner. sanchia berg reports. daniel morgan pictured here with his children, just months before his death. his son, also called daniel, wasjust four years old when he was brutally killed. earlier this week, an independent panel found a form of institutional corruption in the metropolitan police helped explain the failure to solve daniel morgan's murder in a pub car park in south london 3a years ago. the metropolitan police commissioner, dame cressida dick, apologised to the morgan family and said she would take time to consider the panel's report. but she said she did not accept that the force was currently institutionally corrupt. i don't accept their apologies. i think we've heard enough apologies. i think it's time for action now and i'm not sure whether they

frankie maccamley, bbc news.there? very different to — what is the mood there? very different to the _ what is the mood there? very different to the scotland - what is the mood there? - different to the scotland camp because obviously the point for them has kept them alive but for england it is not catastrophic but a real knockin it is not catastrophic but a real knock in confidence. it was a chastening night at wembley, the goalless draw. they have decamped from their base until the czech republic game, the final group game on tuesday. there was a light training session which felt a little sombre. only half the squad involved, just those who weren't in the starting 11. there are a lot of questions to be answered. they were booed off the pitch, in marked contrast to how they left the pitch against croatia last weekend after the 1-0 against croatia last weekend after the 1—0 win. gareth southgate made minimal changes against the scots. questions are why england could not fire against a side ranked so many places b

frankie mccamley, bbc news.encourages screaming is proving popular in newcastle. it's one of a number of unorthodox techniques being used to help support frontline workers suffering from pandemic fatigue. megan paterson has been finding out more. music: children of the night by nakatomi. let's go. in a secluded corner of this gateshead park, nhs key workers are letting out the tension built up over the pandemic months. physically exhausted. er... when i go home, i can't even talk about work. i just like to switch off. so it's been nice todayjust to get away from all the pressures at work, to take time for myself — which i haven't done for i don't know how long. keep doing your chanting — it doesn't matter if it sounds ridiculous! the one—day respite sessions organised by the peer—run recoco mental health charity offer a chance to shout, dance and drum away stress. some of the activities and exercises you'll have seen that we're doing, they look a bit daft, you know, but it works! it helps people kind of shake st

frankie mccamley reports. the day after the night that gave scotland hope.erformance. delighted. trailing behind at london euston, some very tired fans, as the huge clean—up operation took place around leicester square. the square is starting to regain some sense of normality, but there is damage that's going to take some time to fix. this water fountain used to be surrounded by a flower bed. it's now caked in mud, bottles and cans. i think we probably could have done it a wee bit better, supporter—wise, for the mess. ijust hope it doesn't take too long to clean up. if there's fan zones, everybody's controlled, and that's kind of what you want. singing the lack of official space meant many stayed at home. glasgow's george square packed full of supporters. but thousands of other members of the tartan army went to london anyway, ignoring warnings not to come without a ticket. blue and white drenched every street corner. # yes, sir, i can boogie... #. and boogie they did — well into the night. it wasn't a win, but it was the result scotland needed. the dream st

hoping to put on a show was frankie dettori, going for his third victory in the derby.th the big guns struggling to get going in the heat, that left an opening for someone to take charge, and from nowhere, the 16/1 shot adayar made his move, the son of the legendary frankel, charting clear to cruise by 11.5 lengths and to take victory in the most famous flat race in the world. a magical moment for the trainer, claiming his second victory in the derby, while a victory to rememberfor thejockey, living up to his reputation for springing surprises on the biggest stage. gareth southgate says england's players will take the knee during euro 2020. boos circulated around the riverside stadium before england's friendly win over austria on wednesday. england will play at the same venue on sunday against romania. we are determined more than ever to take the knee throughout this tournament, we accept there will be an adverse reaction but we will move forward. i think the players are sick of talking about the consequences or should they, shouldn't they, they've had enough, really. a

frankie mccamley, bbc news.d or cancelled — some are going ahead. download festival at donington park, near derby, is one of them. its taking place this weekend as part of the governments �*live event pilot scheme'. the crowd is smaller and all those attending have had to have a negative covid test. 0ur correspondent, luxmy gopal, reports. they seem like scenes from pre—pandemic times, rather than just this weekend. no masks and no keeping two metres apart. after all, you can't do social distancing in a mosh pit. the download festival pilot is a huge stepping up of the government's testing of live events. three days long, with capacity for 10,000 happy campers. to be back here isjust... it's incredible. i will go through every guideline and jump through every hoop they want me to to get back here like this. live festivals are basically all i do with my spare time, and live music, so it isjust incredible to be able to be here again and experience that. strict measures are in place to allow this level of freedom a

hoping to put on a show with frankie dettori, going for his third victory the derby.ling to get going in the heats, that left an opening for someone to take charge, and from nowhere, the 16 to one short adayar may just nowhere, the 16 to one short adayar mayjust move, the son of the legendary frankel, charting clear to cruise by a.5 lengths and to take victory in the most famous flat race in the world. a magical moment for the trainer, claiming his second victory in the derby, while a victory in the derby, while a victory to rememberfor the victory in the derby, while a victory to remember for the jockey, living up to its reputation for trimming surprise and the biggest stage. that's all from sportsday. new zealand art 58—2 now, england taking another wicket, but made time for click. it's one of the most famous stories ever told, you probably know it as glovers travels. 300 years after the book was written, i'm following in the footsteps of its author, jonathan swift, to the place that inspired him to write the novel in the first place. this is belvedere housein the f

frankie maccamley, bbc news.ke a correction, scotland's first game in the tournament was of course against the czech republic. our sports correspondent jane dougall is at wembley for us. one set of fans happier than the other — but both keeping their hopes alive. yes, and as you can see, it is far quieter outside wembley now than it was last night, many of the fans are beginning to make their way home. as you mentioned, 20 million watched this 0-0 you mentioned, 20 million watched this 0—0 draw, hotly anticipated match on tv but more than 20,000 were lucky enough to get inside wembley. after the match, the scotland head coach steve clarke had nothing but praise for his players. we will hear from him nothing but praise for his players. we will hearfrom him injust a moment but the england supporters booed their team off at full—time. england manager gareth southgate was fairly diplomatic about the result and the response from the fans. 0ur fans are entitled to react however they want. we are disappointed with our o

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frankie entertains at royal ascot, as racing welcomes its biggest crowd for over a year.y marks another comeback with a win in the first round of queens. yes, good evening. we'll be live in budapest shortly, where portugal are in action against hungary. and we'll be looking ahead to the huge game between world champions france and germany in munich. we will be bouncing around the scottish, welsh and english camps. and some good news from christian erkisen this morning. the denmark midfielder has sent this tweet from hospital, thanking fans for their messages. his message says," i'm fine under the circumstances. i still have to go through some examinations at the hospital. at the good news being, i feel 0k. now i will cheer on the boysin feel 0k. now i will cheer on the boys in the denmark team." their next match comes up on thursday against belgium. tomorrow it's... hywell griffith is in baku. and hywell, in many ways, a must—win for wales? absolutely. in the end, wales held on to the fingertips _ absolutely. in the end, wales held on to the fingertips of— absolutely. in

frankie mccamley, bbc news. time for a look at the weather here's darren bett. well, it is only the first day of summer so i am well, it is only the first day of summerso i am sure well, it is only the first day of summer so i am sure it will get hotter later in the year. while it was 26 in hampshire it wasn't sunny and warm everywhere with mr and low cloud in the north sea coast, mainly heading north into eastern parts of scotland and the northern isles, may be the central belt. by the end of the night signs of showers into the far west of england and the channel islands but for many it will be dry and clear and quite warm. cooler and cloudier and wetter weather on the way for the south west of england, showers could be heavy and sundry for a time, working westwards into wales, even the london area as well. more low cloud pegging the temperature back around the north sea coast but ahead of the developing storm is the highest temperatures from north west england down through the midlands. these areas will see showers probably by the evening and overnight with th

got, it must be caught after what you've been like living like this last fail fail, but k own with frankie long will leave no point and we'll get it done. but we will get moment for the night. we found out what she meant. we can probably hear the sound of gunfire just outside of privilege. church night is only just schooling and they started shooting a town m region trap between cartels who would come to save them. perhaps the state security chief is royal pattern the next to show up up to the governance pay visit with the battery of police trucks. we had a couple of questions for him. for the next 30 minutes and as i said, i sent it also duper criminal court with me to not route for my son if someone could come in to find out who it was as possible in. and you guys are going to take a letter from the i stuff from the other. no, no. so anything to put them in that will never seem the bus number it was bizarre that he claim not to know about the blockades that he come to list. ok, but the people he say they use to the government turning a blind di although as an army barracks in uglier town

hitters got his fifth of the year came off mike minor played with the a's last year won nothing but frankietion to the notes. go with your gut, you know, no cheat sheet, huh? because with the time runner at second he checked all that stuff. and hunter dozer winds up with the show. not passed third chapman out of shot at it. app ties it up the next hitter kelvin gutierrez, with the absolute definition of a scene, i single up the spy of the diamond two runs are gonna score, making a 31 lead and they scored. three more. 61 is the final kansas city at the first of four comes on to beat the a's who had only three heads. and oddly enough to sweep the fact they're in first place. they have only a 19 and 18 record in oakland in no jokes about the home field advantage for their look and believe, all right, you see all the passion from the fans and the intensity of the players hard to believe it's been a couple of years since the warriors were in the playoffs, missed that stuff, so we're relegated to watching everybody else have the fun like up in utah. where the jazz going 98% capacity 18,000 you se

to racing, and frankie detorri's secured the 74th royal ascot win of his career, guiding the world'sfavourite, trained byjohn and thay—dee gosden. dettori won the queen anne stakes on the red hot favourite, trained byjohn and thay—dee gosden. it was palace pier�*s eighth win from nine races — winning by a length and a half. dettori started the week as favourite to be the leading jockey for the third year in a row — and he was happy to be winning in front of a big crowd once again with 12,000 allowed daily. it's been announced that tyson fury and deontay wilder will meet for their third world title contest next month in las vegas. fury won the previous bout to take the wbc world championship belt from wilder — and had been set to fight anthonyjoshua in a world heavyweight unification fight. but that fell through after fury was ordered to fight wilderfor a third time — they'll meet on the 24th ofjuly. four time winner chris froome will return to the tour de france for the first time in three years but won't be the leader of his israel start—up nation team. froome has missed the last tw

thank you, frankie, hard to get _ this morning. thank you, frankie, hard to get a _ this morning.ry here, but it is one of the l rivalry here, but it is one of the oldest rivalries in international football. the oldest rivalry in international football takes centre stage at euro 2020 tonight, with england and scotland up against each other at wembley in their second match in group d. it's their first meeting at a major tournament for a quarter of a century. england will guarantee their place in the last 16 with a win, after beating croatia in their opening fixture. while scotland will not be able to finish in the top two if they lose to england and the czech republic get a result against croatia in the earlier game. a huge game, but england manager gareth southgate, who played in that game 25 years ago, says he won't be building up the rivalry. when we were growing up, erm, the home internationals were one of the few games you saw live at the end of the season, and england/scotland every year was a massive occasion. now it's played less regularly. obviously lots of the players are

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frankie montose approves. a's lead and they add on elvis andrus real estate and center.it 5-2. oakland wins 6-4. that's a winning streak for the al east winners. >>> this youngster bringing pom- poms to the yard. diamondbacks trying to 20 game loss. going toward the cove. 200 blast. bottom8, bases loaded 2-out two strikes and mike deep and into the water. his 7th of the year. giants win 9-8 it's a grand slam. arizona's lost 21 straight road games. stephan curry is named to the all nba team and four time making the first team. game five, nets, bucs, james b harden making a return to the game. milwaukee led by 16 point. giannis there he is. it's kevin durant, kd the triple gives brooklyn the lead in the 4th quarter an under a minute to go durant will hit the dagger from deep. 49-17-10 a triple double he played all 48 minutes. nets win by 6 they take a >>> and thank you so much for joining us tonight: i'm ama daets. >> and i'm dan do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully fo

it meant there was no fairy tale fourth gold cup success for stradivarius, ridden by frankie dettoriwo under the formerjumpsjockeyjoe fanning. and a little known fact for you — the horse was bred by the wife of the former sports promoter barrie hearn. england's women declared in their first innings in their one off test against india. debutante, sophia dunkley was unbeaten on 7a when her team declared on 396—9 in bristol. in reply india have been impervious to england's bowlers — teenager shafali verma really impressing, almost hitting a century also on her debut before being caught out on 96. since then the wickets tumbled for india commit last five wickets for 13 runs and at stumps they were 187-5 a. 209 13 runs and at stumps they were 187—5 a. 209 runs behind. the us open golf got underway today, the third major of the year. it's being held at torrey pines in san diego, the bbc�*s katherine hogan isn't there — covid means you're covering the event from here. iam i am katherine downes, i've never been catherine hogan. i don't know who that is! it's been a really exciting opening fe

one nothing lead frankie montag's lead the notes a love. come on, you don't need a cheap, cheap. he did better without it. he was cruising along, then he looks at that stuff, and a dozer gets him for an r b. i shot the left up. chapman's glove might have been a playable ball. it's 1 hitter. look at kelvin. good tears admit it hard right up the end of the bat seen single to center. it's going to play the pair. and later the bullpen would give in three more runs. 61 final kensi wins, eight had only three hits, and there's only one game above 500 while they're at home. warrior fans. don't you miss it, man? the intensity of the playoffs two straight years golden state missing out on all the fun like they were having up in utah tonight. there are 98% capacity up there. 18,000 rudy gobert gets his defensive player of the year award, and they are mi, sidestepave clipped courts. you know they were going to come back pat beverley with the steel. it'll find its way to reggie jackson downtown three l a all the way back to lead by two. jackson had 29 steve bomber goat bonkers, the owner of t

reporter: anna ortiz also lived in the condo with her son who had muscular dystrophy and her husband franky who she married just last month. the collapse claiming all three lives. >> they're with god now, so that gave me a relief and a sense of peace. >> so tragic. >>> well, this morning there's some major concerns about the spread of covid's delta variant. l.a. county telling people to mask up indoors even if they're vaccinated. so is the governor of illinois. according to the world health organization, delta variant is highly contagious and more severe than other variants. savannah guthrie sat down with the cdc director to discuss the agency's mask wearing. >> they're to protect the unvaccinated. >> so, bottom line, and all that context is actually quite helpful. but the bottom line is the cdc says if you are vaccinated, you don't have to wear a mask. >> that's exactly right. what i would say in that context is if you're vaccinated, you are safe from the variants that are circulating here in the united states. >> cdc and world health organizations agree that all three vaccines available i

frankie montas, the winner for the aids, who remain in first place themselves.has never happened in an nba playoff series. dallas and the clips going to a game seven. all six previous games won by the road team, and that's not good news for the dallas maths, but we're looking to close out the y in the clips tonight didn't happen. third quarter flippers down four work to baseline and kawai will take the past. put it down. he tied his career high tonight for most points in a playoff game. yeah and you'll see more of his activity right there. he had 45 points on the night and they go back to los angeles on sunday. history holds up can guess what's going to happen. the clippers are going to fall shy to dallas. we'll see about that bound to happen for mark cuban and company, okay? the olympic club in san francisco, 155 the best women's golfers, and only 11 of them are under par, and one happens to be a junior in high school. she continues to be the story at the olympic club. little overcast, a little breezy, typical june weather in san francisco and the woman we're t

her partner were on the top floor when the building collapsed. 46-year-old ana kleiman, her husband frankie and son luis andres bermudez are also among the missing. ana's mother telling me she has no words to describe her pain. and still, the search and rescue teams not giving up. do you think there's still a chance that someone could be alive underneath all of that? >> there's always a chance. we're not going to give up hope. we're not going to give up until we find anybody that's possibly there. >> not giving up, but so many people waiting for news. stephanie ramos joining us outside that reunification center. stephanie, you have been there on the scene talking to families since the search began days ago. as this drags on, though, how has the mood changed among the families? >> reporter: whit, when we first got here, there was so much hope, but that's now turning to desperation. one woman telling me so many of the families that are staying at the reunification center behind waiting to hear about loves ones are angry. they're crying, they're fainting, just desperate for answers, answers th

that's a beautiful catch right there and making sure that frankie montas would go on to win his seventhof the year and elvis andrus been waiting for this guy to come around, and he has over the past couple of weeks, so that's a shot into the gap, got himself a two run double and the catcher shot her feet all the way around. from first the ayes have the ball game and control but we got to show you this one of the hottest attractions in all of baseball show. hey! oh that is a mammoth stroke. i mean, you can hear the sound of the bat paces lazard. oh didn't matter. the wind up winning. they've won 11 out of 13 5 straight. they, too, are in first place. all right. the milwaukee bucks, man, they're gonna be kicking themselves for a long time about this one had a chance to take control of the series. let it get away in brooklyn. the nets had james harden back. he wasn't all that much of a factor. the hamstrings still bothering yannis onto the coop. oh gets it. roll it. he's got some skills about 34 points rebound. he had milwaukee a 17 in the second quarter, they just fade badly. and you know

three of them — daniel, frankie and cristian — along with teacher nina, are from the coventry extended they helped design the banner on the theme of socialjustice. i drew a mouth to project why everyone should - have the freedom of speech. a lot of our students have come here because they have been either manage—moved or permanently excluded. mainstream hasn't worked for them for whatever reason. for them to come here and be part of the banner creation is great pride for me, for them and for their parents, because they've had such a difficult journey and just to be seen in a different light is really amazing. it makes us look like i we have a really great achievement in our lives, - showing people that we can do a lot of great stuff. that's our banner! the third one down, socialjustice. the eyes of justice. oh, it's brilliant, doesn't that look great? seeing their banner up for the first time — a magic moment. i feel proud because i've actually worked on something that is actually going to be put up and so loads of people can see it. i feel fantastic, brilliant, - all of my hard work a

kirby had been set to ride another contender before being replaced by frankie dettori two days ago.rtably for the godolphin trainer charlie appleby. now before we go, coventry hosted an array of small—scale performances around the city today to mark the start of its year as the uk city of culture. from music and dance performances to horseback rides, the event, called coventry moves, was billed as a playful and engaging introduction to the city. colleen harris reports. # rise above # life is below, riverflows...# breathing new life into coventry�*s ska and two tone legacy, the singer pauline black of the 70s and 80s band the selecter opened the uk city of culture with a performance in a residential part of the city. i play the river spirit. there is a river that runs under coventry called the sherbourne and i'm enticing the future generation by telling a story about how coventry came together. big up the bolly dancers! 0rganisers have had to keep plans low key and secret to avoid attracting crowds, so performers and street theatre is moving through the city telling its story of resi

gentleman is taken care of $26 in case you're interested first, getting two runs already in against frankieas didn't have it tonight. they busted open. that is a three run shot off the bat of andy ibanez. that's his first major league home run. five nothing lead, az try and claw back into it against cal gibson. having a great year. he's five on a bad ball club and sean murphy is one guy can solve them with a shot to left leaves the yard 51. they still got a shot at it. you're thinking five to texas, though to on this is jose for being you over and out, and that's pretty much your ball game. 83 final. montas went five and two thirds gave up eight earned runs mentioned houston astros won their ball game. and the a is now one game back in the a. l west stanford, a team with big time world series aspirations look like themselves in a win or go home situation against arizona. 19,000 in omaha, nebraska to see arizona. their opponent. go home. it was over. the cardinals had the bats work in the plank, you will know and a resounding shot off the bottom. tommy troy is a freshman at delos got those t

frankie dettori rode the horse to victory by a record 16 lengths to claim his sixth oaks triumph andng a home semifinal following a a5—12 win over fellow title contenders harlequins. sale recorded an eighth successive victory in dominant style, scoring seven tries including this one from bevan rodd. they're now up to second, level on points with champions exeter while quins remain fourth in the table. former world champion hurdler dai greene says trying to qualify for the olympics games has been the hardest time of his career. greene's preparations have been hampered by coronavirus travel restrictions and the british athlete admits his hopes of qualifying for tokyo are unlikely. this is going to be my last olympic so i now it is now or never. for most people who are repeating at the highest level, you only get real and real chance, maybe when you are fully fit. it is incredibly stressful. i was bit in numerous worlds of finals and olympic finals. it's been nothing as stressful as the last report weeks really. nothing compares to what athletes are going through at the moment. —— as th

takes frankie deep into right center. a 2-1 giants lead. two on for mitch moreland.ht field. matt olson scores, and we're tied at two. steven dugger, hard grounder to the right side. jed lowrie with a diving stop. chappy extends his hitting streak to a career high 14 games. 4-2 oakland. all kinds of fans at this game. solo blast, tied at four. we go to the 9th. two on, two out. giants trying to win. it the hometown kid, brandon crawford in the left. matt chapman, the throw home. and he is out. we go to extras. the score runs to the top of the 10th. steven dugger up the middle, we're all tied up. here comes dugger, running around the bases and he is going to score. he's safe. giants walk off 6-5. >>> down in the south bay, another milestone. the earthquakes playing host to the galaxy. we got fans riled up to see this match. less than 30 seconds later, javier lopes off the post. still one-nil. a little over a minute later. two-nil. and some bulk for s f jose. three-nil on this. l.a. does winsan jo winless in their last seven matches. ail of fans down there enjoying tha

frankie mccamley has the story. the morning after the night before, a headache all round.

later with the group 1 prince of wales stakes featuring. 0n the opening day 12,000 spectators saw frankie's top rated racehorse as he seeks a third consecutive year as the leading jockey at the meeting. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now thank you. artificial intelligence is becoming more and more a part and parcel of everyday life and is being used in many different areas for many different reasons. for some people that remains a terrifying and disturbing prospect. terrifying and disturbing prospect-_ terrifying and disturbing --rosect. ., ., , ., prospect. for others, however it offers creative _ it offers creative opportunities. alexandros markeas has been making music pretty much his entire life. but now he's no longer making it on his own. he sits at his piano, improvising, composing, bringing together different notes and sounds. then the automated piano next to him responds. artificial intelligence, conjuring up new music all by itself. a creative relation

frankie mccamley, bbc news.an enjoy views of parliament and the london eye — while they swim lengths of the 25 metre pool. isn't that amazing? don't ask me how you get access was out don't really move in those sort of circles. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. the sun was out across much of the country today, and for the first day of meteorological summer, it did feel very warm in the sunshine. highest temperatures were around lancashire. little bit higher than they were yesterday, close to 26 degrees. but we still had a breeze off the north sea, and that brought some misty weather for the north east of england into eastern scotland, mainly for coastal areas, and that mist and low cloud is working its way northwards into eastern scotland up towards the northern isles. that low cloud will move its way into the central belt perhaps overnight. by the end of the night, we're getting a few showers towards the far south west of england and into the channel islands. for many, though

frankie dettori rode the horse to victory by 16 lengths to claim his six outs triumph.rdest time of his career. his preparations have been hampered by corundum as restrictions, and at the british athletes admits his hopes of reaching tokyo will be unlikely for supper this will be my last 0lympics so i know it will be at now or never. ., .,, so i know it will be at now or never. ., , soiknow itwill be at nowor never. ., , ., never. for most people competing at the hiuhest never. for most people competing at the highest level, _ never. for most people competing at the highest level, you _ never. for most people competing at the highest level, you only _ never. for most people competing at the highest level, you only get - never. for most people competing at the highest level, you only get one i the highest level, you only get one chance at the olympus when you are fully fit. it's incredibly stressful at the moment i have been in the sport for 16 years, i've been numerous world finals, 0lympic finals, and that has been up in the sport for 16 years, i've been numerous world

i think frankie... clearly it is whacked there as well, but i think it is too noisy for frankie. both want to win in as quick as time as possible, so they will be better prepared for the next round of matches. but we know that england and germany have the habit of going the distance. it happened at the world cup in 1990 and in euro 96. both times, the germans won. gareth southgate missed the penalty 25 years ago against germany and he has learned from that. he probably spent 25 years preparing for this moment of possible redemption. as soon as he took thejob of possible redemption. as soon as he took the job as england coach, he said penalty kicks are a trainable skill that can be improved. he spent the whole time he has been england coach working with the players to improve their record of penalty shoot—out. and it has worked. england have won two shoot—out out of two and a southgate, compared to losing six out of seven before then. there are certain things that england players are doing that they weren't doing before, which ensures their chance of success in a shoot—out of far

about guarantees for the sanctions to be lifted or for new sanctions not to be on russia question frankie said that there is some hope. do you have more trust that there will be able to do it? it is believed that the american administration has more solidarity then during donald trump's term. you talked about cybersecurity and you had complications on ukraine. was there a working group? you talked about some redlines. did you lay out the specifically? the understanding of that during negotiations in the key areas of negotiation. when people sit down at the negotiating table in order to establish relations not to intimidate one another. i've already said that we don't know what the domestic policy mood is like over there. we know the general situation but we can't say what's happening in details. there are some who are against russian development and there are some who are proponents for it. after our meeting and steps are taken, if you are called to one and 2016, what does that mean? that would mean that we have lost the latest. one final question from a journalist from canada. >> said to

coming up on sports the bbc news channel, frankie dettori entertains with another group 1 win as racingheir opening draw with switzerland on saturday. tomorrow in baku they'll take on turkey, who lost 3—0 in their first game against italy. here, scotland will be looking to revive their campaign after their 2—0 defeat to the czech republic yesterday — they'll face england in their second group d match at wembley on friday. 0ur sports correspondent natalie pirks is at wembley. yes, a mixed bag of results for the home nations afterjust one match each, but before that mouthwatering clash between england and scotland here on friday night wales are looking to convert good feeling from their camp into a win over a side ranked 12 places below them. turkey didn't have a shot on target against italy in theirfirst didn't have a shot on target against italy in their first game, but wales know they will need to bring their a—game. in the baking heat of baku, wales hoped to come to the boil. the spirit that took them to the semis last time around has been carried into this camp, and they've been enco

major issue is facing in the united states and i think there is a general consensus in our country, frankienumber one threat, for our audience we know china is a rising superpower who wants to seek global and regional domination, russia is reemerging in conditions to have a spear of influence with fulfillment of soviet union countries in eastern and b southern europe and it's very same proxies the file rockets and missiles on israel and the kingdom of saudi arabia and u.s. troops in iraq and finally, i think the southern border is a 17 issue for the united states which makes it a national security issue because it's open sand not secure and as long as that persist we are going to have a threat which defines it as a national security that isn what were facing, climate change is something the military has been interested in since 2004 they understand it could create world instability due to coastal floods, droughts, water food shortages, significant population migration which can lead to conflicts, that's why the military has interest in it, they pay attention to what pandemics can cause an w

our correspondent frankie mccamley is in henley on thames in oxfordshire.day of the year. and where else would you rather be? we're on a boat, the sun is shining and the views are spectacular. there's nowhere i'd rather be either. this is what we like doing, just coasting down the river, you know, just taking in the sights. it's just been very difficult getting through it, no outings anywhere with friends. and when you're on your own, it gets quite lonely at times. but we've made the most of it. it's a welcome change from the relentless rain last month, making it the wettest may on record in wales and the fourth wettest for the uk as a whole. and with more hot weather forecast in many parts of the uk this week, it's hoped today is the first of many more like this to come. frankie mccamley, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story... the heads of major global organisations — including the who have called for a $50 billion fund to vaccinate people in poorer nations, or risk prolonging the pandemic. lets turn to the us. presi

frankie mccamley, bbc news. every opening. good for workers. not so good for employers, especially those in the hospitality industry that have been hit hard by covid. take summer camps — the cdc has issued guidance that children on camp who are fully vaccinated can go maskless. but still — many are having to limit their summer business because they can�*t find the staff. sally and greg buttinger are the owners of camp hillcroft in duchess county new york. they both join us now. thank you very much forjoining us. so you were going to open up, the kids can come, they can take off the mask. can you bet capacity, do you have enough staff to be a capacity this year? enough staff to be a capacity this ear? ~ ., . , ., ., year? well, we made the decision to 0 en u- year? well, we made the decision to open op reduced _ year? well, we made the decision to open up reduced capacity. _ year? well, we made the decision to open up reduced capacity. not - open up reduced capacity. not because — open up reduced capacity. not be

they took on the rangers today go bottom of the first fans down there in texas and yes, he takes frankiep to left field. that's a three-run shot. the rangers sent 9 batters to the plate in the first it's 5 nothing it's like sick sending now 5 to 2. but joseph trivino any chance at an oakland a's comeback. that is another 3 run shot off montauk. 8 to 2 rangers aides have now lost 3 in a row rangers get the win 8 to 3. we'll have another crack at him tomorrow in the star state. the stanford cardinal fighting to stay alive in the college world series lose this game and they're done. they dropped the first game to nc state over the weekend, but they did not have to worry about that today. the bats were hot for stanford after as low scoring outing on saturday they had 20 hits 5 different guys got 3 hits each. they ended up winning 14 to 5 the pick on vanderbilt on wednesday. stanford needs a win to keep their season alive. so. 4 stanford. they've had good this year with all the sports team. great for carl nassib. you know, coming out and feeling comfortable enough to do so. obviously the nfl