catriona renton, bbc news, at the high court in glasgow.gal fight over treatment for their terminally ill baby. chris gard and connie yates want a high courtjudge to rule that their 11—month—old son, who suffers from a rare genetic condition, should be allowed to undergo a therapy trial overseen by a specialist in the united states. 0ur correspondent laura trant is at the high court. what did the court here today? we have heard that charlie gard, who is 11 months old, has undergone further scans this week. the results of one of those mri scans are not available. in this morning's procedural hearing, we heard from mr justice francis who referred to the words of great —— to work great 0rmond street hospital for charlie and other terminally ill children and other terminally ill children and he urged protesters campaigners outside the hospital to respect the needs and wishes of those children and their parents. he said that charlie's parents, chris god and connie yates, could also give further spoken evidence next week if they wished to and he

temperatures in glasgow could be in the mid—20s. a beautiful day there in south—west scotland. news. the headlines... some of the bbc‘s most high—profile women have written to the director general, calling on him to correct gender disparity in pay. a 20—year—old man has died after being confronted by a police officer in east london. cctv footage has emerged of the officer wrestling the man to the floor of a shop in hackney. prince william and prince harry have spoken of their regret that their last conversation with their mother was a "desperately rushed" phone call. health secretaryjeremy hunt has described the abuse of staff at great ormond street hospital, where baby charlie gard is being treated, as "totally unacceptable". blood donation rules for sex workers and gay men are being relaxed in england and scotland after improvements in the accuracy of testing procedures. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's travel show. oh, no, 0k! three o'clock, three o'clock, three. i'm in hong kong to find out how their famous pink dolphins are being aff

north to south, 17 in glasgow and 28,29 or maybe 30 still in parts of the south east england.sing two showers. the hottest conditions in south—east england but still relatively cool for the time of year further north with winds coming round from quite a long way north. sunday looks like we'll be seeing the gradual change to cooler and fresher conditions across all of the country as we see low pressures tending to kind of gang up low pressures tending to kind of gang up across the uk, so those temperatures dropping for example in london into next week. hello. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: the united states has told the united nations that north korea's letters military test is a sharp escalation. nikki haley told an emergency meeting of the security council that the international sanctions imposed on pyongyang for years had been insufficient and now they must do more. under president had rain and floods have forced almost 400,000 people to leave their homes on the southern japanese island of kyushu. forecasters have warned that rain will continue. and thi

catriona renton, bbc news, at the high court in glasgow.y has borrowing risen. this was more than expected and it did catch the markets by surprise. but several good reasons for this. the government's cost of borrowing, how much interest it has to pay goes up when inflation rises because many of the borrowings it has already taken on are linked to inflation plus a interest rate. it's also spending more money. last year was a good year for technical reasons, they brought in more in taxation than normally, so this was a lwa ys taxation than normally, so this was always going to be a bad year. but a lot of talk of course about public sector pay caps. what does it mean for government finances? it gets to be rather a political story because this strengthens the treasury's hand. they've already put out a press release saying borrow something too high, this makes the country vulnerable to future shocks. basically saying all this talk about weakening austerity, giving pay rises to the public sector, we can't really afford to do that. however, even

about 17 in glasgow and 28, 29 or possible 30 still in parts of the south east england.of rain in central areas, easing to showers. again the best of the hot conditions in south—east england but still relatively cool for the time of year further north in scotland and northern ireland because our winds coming round from quite a long way north. sunday looks like we'll be seeing the gradual change to cooler and fresher conditions across all of the country as we see low pressures tending to kind of gang up across the uk, so those temperatures dropping for example in london into next week. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: after north korea's new missile test, the diplomatic fallout. russia and china say there must not be a military response. the us says it is prepared to use force. the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves, and our allies. violent protests in venezuela on independence day — hundreds of demonstrators storm the national assembly

damp in belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, the lake district and north—eastern england., much fresher and cool if not chilly. 13 degrees in newcastle. a little bit better in stornoway, some sunshine. real warmth across england and wales, up to 25 degrees. another decent day on the way for wimbledon. 23 degrees at least, cloud breaking up through the day. look how the temperatures climbing through wednesday and thursday. temperatures even higher on wednesday, possibly up to 28 degrees in london. still a little bit on the cloudy side across the north. here too, temperatures starting to rise. eventually, we will get up to 20 in belfast and the high teens in glasgow and newcastle. cardiff around 26. thursday, looking like it will change. we are in for some thunderstorms. exactly where they are could be a bit further towards the east. bit further to the south and north as well. be informed it is across these parts of the countries where those storms will happen. friday, temperatures peaking in london. other parts of the country starting to cool off. as we head into the weeken

or 15 degrees in glasgow.the rest of the day that first batch of storms works northwards. hot and humid conditions across england and wales with that humidity sparking some further storms across the midlands and northern england later in the day, and those storms could be more significant. meanwhile, for the north of the uk, temperatures creeping up towards the 20 degree mark, so a bit warmer than it's been over the last days for some, the hottest weather further south. later in the afternoon and evening time, these thunderstorms could get really lively in parts of eastern england. not too many places seeing this happening but one or two storms could bring the best part of a months worth of rain in just a few hours, so it could cause some localised disruption. those storms will clear away to the north sea and we'll be left with a band of rain crossing scotland, rather soupy conditions then through the night with lowest temperatures around 18 in london. a quieter weather day on friday. england and wales again w

damp in belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, the lake district and north—eastern england. a little bit better in stornaway, some sunshine. england and wales, up to 25 degrees. another decent day on the way for wimbledon. 23 degrees at least, cloud breaking up through the day. look how the temperatures climbing through wednesday and thursday. temperatures even higher on wednesday, possibly up to 28 degrees in london. still a little bit on the cloudy side across the north. here, temperatures starting to rise. eventually, we will get up to 20 in belfast and the high teens in glasgow and newcastle. cardiff around 26. thursday, looking like it will change. in for some thunderstorms. exactly where they are could be a bit further towards the east. further to the south and north as well. these parts of the countries where those storms will happen. friday, temperatures peaking in london. other parts of the country starting to cool off. into the weekend, weather fronts coming off the atlantic and bringing the atlantic and bringing us some fresher weather. welcome to bbc news, broadc

and 17 or18 scotland, sunshine, 16 in glasgow and 17 or 18 in edinburgh.your latest weather. hello — this is bbc news. the headlines atjust 1:32pm. theresa may comes under pressure to lift the 1% cap, on pay increases for public sector workers — the environment secretary michael gove says the government should listen to pay review bodies‘ recommendations. council tenants whose services have been disrupted by the grenfell tower fire have had their rent suspended. three blocks have been without hot water since a boiler, beneath the tower, was destroyed in the blaze. iraqi forces say they've taken control of the main base of the so—called islamic state in mosul. militants were driven from a hospital compound, where several senior is leaders were thought to have been hiding. julian worricker will be here at 2pm. now it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's travel show: is this the original costume? we're on the bruce lee trail in hong kong. he wore this in game of death. get ready to get behind this taxi... i get a lesson in how to take iconic i

, that glasgow will still have more job centres per head of population than any other city in the unitedthat a number of the glasgowjob centres were particularly underutilised. it is therefore sensible that we rationalise this estate and can deliver modern services. in some cases, what we need is much improved job centres with improved facilities, greater capability of doing more things. that is exactly what this strategy involves. having conducted a survey outside batleyjobcentre, i know that the majority of users actually walk there often everyday to use the computers to look forjobs. —— batley job centre. with batley‘s closing they will have to work to dewsbury. a journey of 20 minutes if you are able bodied. so can the secretary of state confirm whether new sanctioning guidance will be provided for those who are late or miss appointments? we don't expect people to miss appointments. it is the case that as i say, people who are looking forjobs are expected to spend 35 hours a week looking for jobs. that should enable them to travel from batley to dewsbury in the time available. as i s

some are like glasgow and inverness seeing high temperatures. we will see some thunderstorms going ever northwards. we will get a heavy shower almost anywhere else. temperatures creeping back down by a good few degrees. we will see some thunderstorms are heat and humidity midweek and it will turn cooler and more unsettled. all the details as ever online. this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at twelve. the chancellor, philip hammond, criticises cabinet colleagues for briefing against him as he defends his position on public sector pay. and says they receive a premium compared to private sector workers. public sector workers on average are paid about & more than private sector workers. relative to private sector workers. relative to private sector workers are they overpaid? they are paid about a 10% premium relative to private sector workers. acid attack offenders could face life sentences as a new review looks into classifying corrosive substances as dangerous weapons. a lot of victims have said that really their life has been r

a little bit fresher, low 20s in london, around 16 in glasgow, but there's also some showers in the forecasty into monday, weatherfronts are moving in, so there is a little rain in the forecast for early in the week. but it's the weekend, so let's look at the weekend summary, then. it's not looking bad at all. a lot of dry weather, there will be some sunny spells, and it's going to feel pleasantly warm. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: hong kong's newly appointed chief executive carrie lam has been sworn in by china's president xi jinping on the 20th anniversary of the city's handover from the uk to china. "the era of patience is over": president trump and his south korean counterpart call for a tough and united response to the security threat posed by north korea. the battle for mosul: iraq says it will recapture the city from so—called islamic state in a few days, but the fighting remains fierce and argentinian football star lionel messi marries his childhood sweetheart in a lavish ceremony in his h

highs of 25 degrees in glasgow. temperatures peaking in the upper 20s in the warmer spots.ough the evening time and overnight, thunderstorms will start to work away across the english channel. some of those purposefully channel. some of those purposefully channel islands before working into southern england, wales, driving north into east anglia. the amount of rain we see will vary a lot from these storms from place to place. the storms will move north. there could be some areas that get a lot of rain in a few hours. localised flooding is a possibility. it will feel humid as well for wednesday. temperatures peaking at 30 celsius. that is the hottest day we will see in this current warm spell. things will turn cooler and fresher towards the end of the week as atlantic air moves in from the west. temperatures getting close to normal. 22 degrees for london. on the cool side in the northwest. this weather only with us for the next few days. thank you. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. a second round of talks in brussels on the uk's departure from the eu — the brexit

catriona renton was outside the high court in glasgow. it is a sad, sad story.e living room. just after 7am, cameron's mother heard the dog barking. she went down to the living room and she saw that it was blair... well, she didn't know it was blair, she saw a man standing in dark clothing in the room. it turned out, of course, that this was blair, that he had doused cameron in petrol and then ran away after setting fire to him. now, there had been a history of animosity between the two brothers. apparently, this had dated back yea rs apparently, this had dated back years and their logan said in his police statement that he had not intended to kill his brother, but he had wanted to maim or cripple him. he had been looking up on the internet what the effects would be if somebody was badly burned. now, he said he had been thinking about this for about a month and a half before the attack and he said a week before the attack and he said a week before this happened, it was the last straw. his brother had allegedly, he said, attacked him in the family garage, pushed

a little bit fresher, low 20s in london, around 16 in glasgow, but there's also some showers in the forecaste bit of rain in the forecast for early in the week. but it's the weekend, so let's look at the weekend summary, then. it's not looking bad at all. a lot of dry weather, there will be some sunny spells, and it's going to feel pleasantly warm. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: hong kong's newly appointed chief executive carrie lam has been sworn in by china's president xi jinping on the 20th anniversary of the city's handover from the uk to china. "the era of patience is over." president trump and his south korean counterpart call for a tough and united response to the security threat posed by north korea. the battle for mosul — iraq says it will recapture the city from so—called islamic state in a few days, but the fighting remains fierce. and argentinian football star lionel messi marries his childhood sweetheart in a lavish ceremony in his home town.

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annmarie lochrie is a music teacher in glasgow. to keep going for longer before her pension kicks in. i wouldn't want to work full—time until i was 68. the thought of being forced to... wait it out for a few years. this announcement after the election. do rather than a political win. we think it's a real mistake. they contribute to the system. and won't try actually to rewrite the law for months. notjust the change, but making it, will take some time. alleged attempts by russia to influence the us election. influence the us election. regarding attempts to influence the american election. american election. campaign and russia have no objection to the two men testifying. objection to the two men testifying. testify before the judiciary committee later on this month. —— both. of some of its highest paid stars. how much it pays on air talent, earning more than £150,000. his report contains some flashing images. good morning, friends, and thanks for tuning in... they entertain, report and thrill millions on the airwaves. but at what price? every name published today receives hundreds of t

about 17 in glasgow and 28, 29 or possible 30 still in parts of the south east england.easing to showers. again the best of the hot conditions in south—east england but still relatively cool for the time of year further north in scotland and northern ireland because our winds coming round from quite a long way north. sunday looks like we'll be seeing the gradual change to cooler and fresher conditions across all of the country as we see low pressures tending to kind of gang up across the uk, so those temperatures dropping for example in london into next week. this is bbc news. the headlines: divisions are emerging at the united nations over how to respond to north korea's latest missile test. the us wants new un sanctions but says it's prepared to use military force. china and russia have called for restraint and dialogue. world leaders are to hold more talks at the g20 summit. government supporters in venezuela, some of them armed, have been blocking legislators from leaving the national congress in caracas. during a special session to mark independence day, they burst

possibly even as high as 25 in glasgow. a stunning day on the way for glasgow and belfast as well.hat is, most of us will be enjoying sunny spells and some warmth. by the time we get to wednesday, the weather will go downhill and we are expecting rain throughout the country on wednesday sweeping through, an increasing breeze, and on thursday it looks like it will be a fresher and more blustery day. so, the week ahead, very changeable, that's for sure, the wettest day will be wednesday and it's going to stay a little on the cool side. bye bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at five: more than a0 of the bbc‘s best known women broadcasters have written to the corporation's director—general demanding he act now to tackle the gender pay gap. there's been legislation about all this since 1970. it's got to stop and we've got to do something about it really, really quickly. a 20—year—old man has died after being confronted by a police officer in a london shop. regrets about a final phone call — 20 years after the death of diana, william and harry open up about the relationship with their

damp in belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, the lake district and north—eastern england.o the north of that, much fresher and cool if not chilly. 13 degrees in newcastle. a little bit better in stornoway, some sunshine. real warmth across england and wales, up to 25 degrees. another decent day on the way for wimbledon. 23 degrees at least, cloud breaking up through the day. look how the temperatures climbing through wednesday and thursday. temperatures even higher on wednesday, possibly up to 28 degrees in london. still a little bit on the cloudy side across the north. here too, temperatures starting to rise. eventually, we will get up to 20 in belfast and the high teens in glasgow and newcastle. cardiff around 26. thursday, looking like it will change. we are in for some thunderstorms. exactly where they are could be a bit further towards the east. bit further to the south and north as well. be informed it is across these parts of the countries where those storms will happen. friday, temperatures peaking in london. other parts of the country starting to cool off. as we h

a little bit fresher, low 20s in london, around 16 in glasgow, but there's also some showers in the forecasting in, so there is a little rain in the forecast for early in the week. that is the weekend. so let's look at the weekend summary, then. it's not looking bad at all. a lot of dry weather, there will be some sunny spells, and it's going to feel pleasantly warm. this is bbc news, the headlines: hong kong's newly appointed chief executive carrie lam has been sworn in by china's president xi jinping, she is the first woman to hold hong kong's top post. and the chinese and hong kong flags have been raised in a ceremony to commemorate 20 years of chinese rule in the former british territory. president trump says years of strategic patience with north korea have failed and are now over. with south korea's president moonjae—in at the white house, he said the menace of north korea should be met with a determined response. the iraqi army says it will announce the total recapture of mosul from the so—called islamic state group, within the next few days. but fighting remains fierce, and the situa

damp in belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, the lake district and north—eastern england.e bit better in stornaway, some sunshine. england and wales, up to 25 degrees. another decent day on the way for wimbledon. 23 degrees at least, cloud breaking up through the day. look how the temperatures climbing through wednesday and thursday. temperatures even higher on wednesday, possibly up to 28 degrees in london. still a little bit on the cloudy side across the north. here, temperatures starting to rise. eventually, we will get up to 20 in belfast and the high teens in glasgow and newcastle. cardiff around 26. thursday, looking like it will change. in for some thunderstorms. exactly where they are could be a bit further towards the east. further to the south and north as well. these parts of the countries where those storms will happen. friday, temperatures peaking in london. other parts of the country starting to cool off. into the weekend, weather fronts coming off the atlantic and bringing us some fresher weather. this is bbc world news. our top story. french president emman

temperatures in glasgow around 8am or9am, 14.of east anglia, but later on we could see some further more significant storms breaking out across parts of the midlands and northern england as well. temperature wise, nothing to write home about across scotland and northern ireland but a little warmer than it's been over the last few days. the hot and humid air with us in england and wales, temperatures probably peaking over 30 again. late afternoon and evening, these storms over eastern england could get very lively, there could be one or two storms that are capable of bringing the best part of a months worth of rain in the space ofjust a few hours. hopefully those scenes won't be too widespread but there's the potential of getting a bit of disruption in one or two communities. 0n through thursday night, a band of rain pushes across scotland and we'll be left with rather soupy conditions in england and wales, lows of 18 in london. on friday, a quieter day, plenty of sunshine in england and wales again, feeling hot and humid, pushing

a little bit fresher, low 20s in london, around 16 in glasgow, but there's also some showers in the forecaste moving in, so there is a little rain in the forecast for early in the week. but it's the weekend. so let's look at the weekend summary, then. it's not looking bad at all. a lot of dry weather, there will be some sunny spells, and it's going to feel pleasantly warm. this is bbc news. the headlines: hong kong's newly appointed chief executive carrie lam has been sworn in by china's president xi jinping, she is the first woman to hold hong kong's top post. and the chinese and hong kong flags have been raised in a ceremony to commemorate 20 years of chinese rule in the former british

news you will know in the centre of glasgow.e will bring you news of why that has happened as soon is we know. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour, but first — the headlines on bbc news: 100 years on from passchendaele — ceremonies are held to mark one of the bloodiest battles of the first world war. the government announces plans to recruit thousands more mental health workers in england over the next four years. the editor of the sunday times has apologised for an article suggesting the bbc presenters claudia winkleman and vanessa feltz earned high salaries because they were jewish. i'm egon cossou — in the business news. profits at hsbc have gone up by 5% in the first six months of the year. it's also buying back some of its shares. we'll have more on this injust a moment. fees for going over your overdraft limit could soon be a thing of the past. the financial conduct authority says these charges are too high and too complicated. it's thinking about a fundamental shakeup. the chancellor, philip hammond says

temperatures in glasgow around 8am all 9am, “i., perhaps in two parts of east anglia, but later on we could see some more significant storms breaking out across parts of the midlands and northern england as well. temperature wise, nothing to write home about across scotland and northern ireland but a little warmer than over the last few days. the hot and humid airwith than over the last few days. the hot and humid air with us in england and wales, temperatures peaking over 30 again. late afternoon and evening, these storms over eastern england could get very lively, there could be one or two storms that are capable of bringing the best part of a month of rain injust a few hours. hopefully those scenes won't be too widespread but there's the potential of getting a bit of disruption in one or two communities. on through thursday night, a band of rain pushes across scotland and we'll be left with rather soupy conditions in england and wales, 18 in london. on friday, a quieter day, plenty of in england and wales again, hot and humid, p

possibly as high as 25 degrees in glasgow. 0verall as high as 25 degrees in glasgow.th. by wednesday, the weather will go downhill and we are expecting rain throughout the country on wednesday sweeping through an increasing breeze. thursday will be fresher and more blustery. the week ahead will be changeable and the wettest day will be on wednesday. it will stay a little bit on the cold side.

a little bit fresher, low 20s in london, around 16 in glasgow, but there's also some showers in the forecaste rain in the forecast for early in the week. that is the weekend. so let's look at the weekend summary, then. it's not looking bad at all. a lot of dry weather, there will be some sunny spells, and it's going to feel pleasantly warm. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: china's president is preparing to swear in the new hong kong administration as the territory marks 20 years of chinese rule. "the era of patience is over" — president trump and his south korean counterpart call for a tough and united response to the security threat posed by north korea. the battle for mosul — iraq says it will recapture the city from so—called islamic state in a few days, but the fighting remains fierce.

a fresh feel. 19 degrees in glasgow, 20 degrees in london. cloud developing here and there. a few showers in the far west of scotland to end the day. 19 degrees in belfast. this dry speu 19 degrees in belfast. this dry spell it should last into friday for many of us. we could see rain in scotland. by the time we get to the weekend most of those will be back into the dryer weather. today it is a soggy into the dryer weather. today it is a soggy one. good news for the gardeners. if you've not got a gardeners. if you've not got a garden you're probably less excited. miss out on today's drama? join us for wimbledon sportster. gasps 0h! gasps oh! i gasps 0h! iwas gasps oh! i was about to say that the net for the first time today was an mannarino's side, and then decided that it definitely wasn't. applause new umpire: new balls, please. and almost there. i think the umpire is calling for the doctor again for djokovic. hejust said is calling for the doctor again for djokovic. he just said something is calling for the doctor again for djokovic. hejus

about 17 in glasgow and 28, 29 or possible 30 still in parts of the south east england.he hot conditions in south—east england but still relatively cool for the time of year further north in scotland and northern ireland because our winds coming round from quite a long way north. sunday looks like we'll be seeing the gradual change to cooler and fresher conditions across all of the country as we see low pressures tending to kind of gang up across the uk, so those temperatures dropping for example in london into next week. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories. after north korea's new missile test, the diplomatic fallout. russia and china say there must not be a military response. the us says it is prepared to use force. the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves, and our allies. violent protests in venezuela on independence day — hundreds of demonstrators storm the national assembly and attack members of congress. changing gear — volvo pl

on new yea rs to their family home near glasgow on new years day.venting muslim men under 50 from attending friday pairs at their holiest mosque. time for the business news. the country borrowed £2 billion more last month than it did injune last year. most economists reckoned the number would be pretty much the same, about £4.8 billion, but the office of national statistics said the figure was £6.9 billion. part of the extra borrowing is down to paying interest on the debt. these interest payments rose by one—third in june. the government was also paying higher payments to the european union budget and spending more on simple goods and services. the man in charge of goldman sachs‘ european operations has urged the uk government to agree a transition deal with the eu as soon as possible. without such a deal banks face a so—called cliff—edge, with an overnight change in regulations and condition in 2019. if there's no deal, richard gnodde, head of goldman sachs international, says the bank will soon have to start moving hundreds of staff to their othe

possibly even as high as 25 in glasgow. a stunning day on the way for glasgow and belfast as well.e on tuesday. that is, most of us will be enjoying sunny spells and some warmth. by the time we get to wednesday, the weather will go downhill and we are expecting rain throughout the country on wednesday sweeping through, an increasing breeze, and on thursday it looks like it will be a fresher and more blustery day. so, the week ahead, very changeable, that's for sure, the wettest day will be wednesday and it's going to stay a little on the cool side. bye bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 1!me more than a0 of the bbc‘s best known women broadcasters have written to the corporation's director—general demanding he "act now" to tackle the gender pay gap. there's been legislation about all this since 1970. it's got to stop and we've got to do something about it really, really quickly. a 20—year—old man has died after being confronted by a police officer in a london shop. regrets about a final phone call. 20 years after the death of diana. william and harry open up about the relations

about 17 in glasgow and 28, 29 or possible 30 still in parts of the south east england.again the best of the hot conditions in south—east england but still relatively cool for the time of year further north in scotland and northern ireland because our winds coming round from quite a long way north. sunday looks like we'll be seeing the gradual change to cooler and fresher conditions across all of the country as we see low pressures tending to kind of gang up across the uk, so those temperatures dropping for example in london into next week.

about 17 in glasgow and 28, 29 or possible 30 still in parts of the south east england.he best of the hot conditions in south—east england but still relatively cool for the time of year further north in scotland and northern ireland because our winds coming round from quite a long way north. sunday looks like we'll be seeing the gradual change to cooler and fresher conditions across all of the country as we see low pressures tending to kind of gang up across the uk, so those temperatures dropping for example in london into next week. hello. this is bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: the us warns north korea it is prepared to use military action after its new missle test. it comes as donald trump arrives in europe ahead of the g20 summit of world leaders. the chairman of britain's iraq inquiry sirjohn chilcot tells the bbc tony blair was not straight about his decisions in the run—up to the iraq war. i think ithink any i think any prime minister taking a country and award needs to be straight with the nation. —— into a wall. i don't believe that was the case in i

about 17 in glasgow and 28, 29 or possible 30 still in parts of the south east england.owers. again the best of the hot conditions in south—east england but still relatively cool for the time of year further north in scotland and northern ireland because our winds coming round from quite a long way north. sunday looks like we'll be seeing the gradual change to cooler and fresher conditions across all of the country as we see low pressures tending to kind of gang up across the uk, so those temperatures dropping for example in london into next week. i'm rico hizon. in singapore, the headlines. america tells the un that north korea's latest missile test is a sharp military escalation. the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies. hundreds of thousands flee their homes as severe floods hit southern japan. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme. the four arab nations who've fallen out with qatar say their blockade will continue. and no sex please, we're japanese. why more and more young people injapan ar

damp in belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, the lake district and north—eastern england.in newcastle. a little bit better in stornoway, some sunshine. real warmth across england and wales, up to 25 degrees. another decent day on the way for wimbledon. 23 degrees at least, cloud breaking up through the day. look how the temperatures climbing through wednesday and thursday. temperatures even higher on wednesday, possibly up to 28 degrees in london. still a little bit on the cloudy side across the north. here too, temperatures starting to rise. eventually, we will get up to 20 in belfast and the high teens in glasgow and newcastle. cardiff around 26. thursday, looking like it will change. we are in for some thunderstorms. exactly where they are could be a bit further towards the east. bit further to the south and north as well. be informed it is across these parts of the countries where those storms will happen. friday, temperatures peaking in london. other parts of the country starting to cool off. as we head into the weekend, weather fronts coming off the atlantic and brin

glasgow high court heard that blair logan, who's 27, had a "hostile relationship" with his younger brother say an extensive search of a landfill site has failed to find the remains of a missing raf airman. corrie mckeague disappeared last september after a night out with friends in bury st edmunds. cctv cameras showed him going into a bin loading bay. ben ando reports. after 20 weeks and having sifted through thousands of tonnes of rubbish at this landfill site in cambridge, the police have turned up nothing. it's tough, it's dirty, it's expensive, but now, says the officer in charge, it has to stop. we searched over six and a half thousand tonnes of waste, excavating a huge area. without anything further to tell us where he might be on such a vast site, the search cannot continue. 22-year-old corey micki disappeared during a night out in bury st edmunds. he told friends he would walk home but never made it to the raf base nearby. months of searching led nowhere though police knew his phone seem to track the path of a bin lorry and that took them to the landfill site. his disappearance pro

look at that, glasgow, 24, 20 5 degrees, beautiful day on the way for belfast and glasgow.ill enjoy some sunshine and it will be relatively warm, low 20s for many of us. by the time we get a wednesday, the increasing jet stream will push a weather front in our direction looking as though all of the capitals get some rain, although into thursday the rain will pull away and we are in force in dry weather on thursday. there is a lot going on in that weather front but you may not have got everything. suffice to say it is changeable this week and the wettest day will be wednesday. wettest on wednesday and all other day is not looking too bad. take an umbrella just in case. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 3pm. more than 40 of the bbc‘s best known women broadcasters have written to the corporation's director—general demanding he "act now" to deal with the gender pay gap. there's been legislation about all this since 1970. it's got to stop and we've got to do something about it really really quickly. a 20—year—old man has died after being confronted by a police of

and edinburgh and further southin glasgow and edinburgh and further south in the lake district.h will be moving off the atlantic making a beeline for northern areas of the uk, further northern areas of the uk, further north some rain and lancashire and into parts of wales, extensive cloud around during saturday so cloudy, muqqy around during saturday so cloudy, muggy warm day with some rain further north on saturday. by sunday, the rain will fizzle out pushing out into the north sea and you left over with warm and cloudy weather across the south. this is bbc news. the headlines... donald trump is in paris for talks with president macron joint action to combat terrorism doubled the agenda. the brexit secretary urges all mps to work together as the government publishes the repeal bill but it faces opposition from labour and the lib democrats. the prime minister tells the bbc she became tea rful minister tells the bbc she became tearful when she learned she was going to lose her majority after the general election. devastated and not to share a tear? yes, a little tear. at that mom

we had temperatures of 16 in glasgow. a big contrast from the north to south and that continues.scotland, northern ireland, northern england. a mild and muggy night further south. great conditions compared to what many have seen true today. there will be low cloud enhancing that great colour across the skies of devon, cornwall and parts of pembrokeshire. away from that there will be breaks in the cloud. the chance of some showers, rain and drizzle, nothing desperately heavy. further north there will be cloud breaks. a fresh start. warming up weekly with sunny spells as light winds. we make the most of any early sunshine because of the rest of the day, which will be cloudy. the rain will spread towards 0rkney and shetland by the end of the day. still sunny in scotland, northern ireland, northern england. further south, more cloud. stilla ireland, northern england. further south, more cloud. still a couple of light passing showers. warming up. sunshine alt, but not as hot as today. cooler further north. sunshine alt, but not as hot as today. coolerfurther north. light winds and str

top temperatures of 14 in glasgow and 27 in the london region.breaking through, scattered showers in the afternoon. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11: donald trump says he's hoping for a quick trade deal with britain after brexit, but the prime minister asks him to re—think his climate stance. like other world leaders here, i am dismayed at the decision of the us to pull out of the paris agreement, andi to pull out of the paris agreement, and i have urged president trump to rejoin the agreement. vladimir putin says he's established a working relationship with president trump and says he assured him that russia did not meddle in the us election. celebrations in mosul as iraqi forces battle to defeat the last pockets of is resistance. the london mayor promises firefighters all the equipment they need after claims of a lack of resources at the grenfell blaze. jeremy corbyn addresses one of the biggest trade union