especially glasgow's east side. like a lot of cities, like most cities in fact, glasgow is divided. south sides, but the bigger, more tangible divide is between east and west. the west, things are expected to be, well, nice. nice cars, nice families, all the nice stuff that affluence supposedly brings. east side --that's where you grow up hard. where things are rougher. where you've got, according to popular legend, to fight to live every day. >> john: in --in scotland, if you're a young boy in scotland, and you're nine or ten, and you're coming home from school, and a big guy beats you up, and you run home to your mum crying, you know what she'll do? she'll give you a cuddle, and then she'll tell you to get back out there and get him. "don't let anybody ever do that to you. and if you need to get a stick, get a stick. if you need a brick, get a brick. don't let anybody do it to you." that's what we do. and it makes us dangerous enemies, resourceful enemies, but it also makes us very loyal allies. >> anthony: detective john carnochan. thirty-eight years on the job, much of it as mur

but the supporters are drifting off into the glasgow night, but the celebrations will continue.having missed out on the celebrations, never mind! italian giantsjuventus said a fond farewell to one of their greatest ever players, gianluigi buffon today as he played his final home game for the club. the fans made their feelings known with the 2006 world cup winner given a rapturous reception before their match with chievo verona. buffon played his part, helping this year's serie a champions to a 2—1win on the day. he didn't complete the match, though, given a guard of honour from his teammates, as he was replaced in the second half. a sad moment for the fans and for his family as well, who watched on from the stands as a similarly tearful buffon waved fans goodbye before leading the trophy celebrations at the allianz stadium. to rugby union now, where the sport is building toward its own finale, in both the english premiership and the pro 1a. the first of the play—off semifinals saw saracens dominate wasps, running out 57—33 winners to reach a fourth premiership final in five year

we know what they are talking about in glasgow, his arrival on a four—year deal. it is somewhat of a gamble. nigel spackman played for both clubs in the ‘80s and ‘90s and joins us now. good evening to you. is this a gamble? i think it is a fantastic gamble, both for stephen and for glasgow rangers football club. but he will not truly know what he is getting himself into. i heard a lot of pundits who do not know anything about celtic and the rangers robbery. stephen will find out in the first leak what it is like. pep guardiola said something quite interesting today. he said good players become good managers. exceptional players really become an exceptional managers. sometimes that has to change. you have to be given the tools to become a great manager. guardiola knows about that. stephen is sensible. he has done things the right way but this job opportunity, one of the best supported clubs in europe, in the uk, could get back to the halcyon days. winning nine titles in a row. celtic have won seven in a wrap, can stephen stop them getting nine or ten? that is them

they'll play glasgow away in their pro 14 semi—final.ark williams will face john higgins in the final of snooker‘s world championship. williams beat barry hawkins late last night in sheffield. it finished 17—15 to the welshman, who will be going for a third world title. he faces four—time champion john higgins after he beat kyren wilson. all the action across the bbc from two o'clock this afernoon. it takes me back. when i was younger, snoopy was the thing to watch. it's come back a bit. it had a dull patch. it is coming back. i love seeing namesake john a dull patch. it is coming back. i love seeing namesakejohn higgins. —— snooker. it is one of those

they'll play glasgow away in their pro 14 semifinal. mark williams will face john higgins in the final of snooker‘s world championship. williams beat barry hawkins late last night in sheffield. it finished 17—15 to the welshman, who will be going for a third world title. he faces four—time championjohn higgins after he beat kyren wilson. all the action across the bbc from two o'clock this afernoon. you don't have to miss it if you're going outside, bring your mobile phone, it is one the app as well. we were debating the best way to watch, drag your telly to the window, the radio. the warm and sunny weather looks set to continue for the rest of the bank holiday weekend. this is outside our studio in

going to watch the service on those screens and it's also being broadcast in cathedrals in york, glasgowol because this was an event that touched people all over britain, it was ariana grande's northernmost concert so many people had travelled down from scotland for the concert, so down from scotland for the concert, so that's why it is being shown in glasgow today. just beyond where prince william is still talking, we can see those trees of hope with the hexagonal cards attached. the trail of hope that stretches from the cathedral all the way down to victoria station and the arena itself. when we look at that honeycomb shape we think of the bee symbol, which apart from the industrial reference we know about, has come to represent the solidarity and community severe it. it was the manchester symbol but lots of people didn't realise until after the attack last year and it became such an emblem. tattooist said, come and get a bee tattooed and we will give £50 to the charity, you see people wearing badges all the time in manchester. i live just wearing badges all the time in manchester. i l

they'll play glasgow away in their pro 1a semifinal. mark williams will face john higgins in the final of snooker‘s world championship. williams beat barry hawkins late last night in sheffield. it finished 17—15 to the welshman who will be going for a third world title. he faces four—time champion john higgins after he beat kyren wilson. all the action across the bbc from 2 o'clock this afternoon. looking forward to that. to a onwards. hopefully not another late night. there is a choice this afternoon, do you sit inside and watch the super or go outside and enjoy the weather? just bring your phone. it is now app as well. can you wedge and watching tv on your phone? when it is bright you cannot see it. get a little umbrella. is it

with laura muir as she's given a special honour ahead of next year's european indoor athletics in glasgowgood evening, the england manager gareth southgate has been defending his squad selection for the world cup, saying it's not a gamble. he's also been justifying the tough calls he had to make in leaving some players out. but tonight one of those who didn't make the squad, arsenal midfielderjack wilshere, has hit back. on his official twitter account wilshire said: it goes without saying that i'm naturally incredibly disappointed to have been left out of the england squad for the world cup. i will always be an england fan and will be supporting the boys earlier, southgate had outlined his vision for the squad. maybe it is brave to take players without a number of caps, but i think we're going to give these believe. we have tried to do over the last few months is look at younger players and be brave enough to play them. as i said we are picking him not because they are young but they're the best and their positions and we know they are not the finished article and no we don't have a numb

david moran was a detective inspector in glasgow.ved in that? no, not at all. so what happened ? what happened was that, 5th april 2015, i read an article in the sunday mail which purported to expose a forgotten suspect in the emma caldwell murder inquiry. i could see the journalist had written it, but i also could see that an ex—colleague of mine who had been closely involved in compiling information for the article, he must have had access to detailed information, which i knew right away the police would be furious that that information had got out. instead of reopening the murder investigation, police scotland put its energies into finding the leak. the counter corruption unit made these applications, applying for permission to access text details and phone records of several officers. david moran was one of its targets, yet the ccu hadn't sought the necessary approval of a judge, making the applications unlawful. they were spying on you? they were spying on me, yes. through your phones. through my phones, yes. it made me feel a m

he is expected to be unveiled in glasgow ata expected to be unveiled in glasgow at a press conferenceit will be his first managerial appointment and it is expected he will sign a three—year deal at the ibrox club. gerrard will leave his role as a youth coach at liverpool to move north. 0ur football reporter chris mclaughlin says it's a gamble for both player and club... there is no doubt it is an element of risk for both parties. for rangers, they're of risk for both parties. for rangers, they‘ re taking of risk for both parties. for rangers, they're taking a chance on a man who has no managerial experience. yes, he has box office appeal in terms of his name. he was appeal in terms of his name. he was a fabulous player. steven gerrard, it's a very interesting first move into management for him because he moves to a club with huge expectations, with huge attention here in glasgow. you're only a success here if you beat celtic and you finish at the very top so it is going to be very interesting to hear what both parties say, to see whether or not steven gerrard has the financial muscle

probably a better day to glasgow.orth—west of scotland and on to the western isles. we import even warmer airfrom the near western isles. we import even warmer air from the near continent before bank holiday monday, so those temperatures will be on the rise further. england and wales have a glorious day again. await the irish sea coast we could see low cloud and miss. they few showers for the north and west of scotland. it could be quite warm across southern scotland. temperatures into the low 20s. very warm for england and wales, highs of 27 degrees. it is going to be a record raking temperature if we get this. the previous record was 2a degrees, set in 1999 in hampshire. tuesday, subtle changes taking place thanks to this area of low pressure. they week—old front wishing into the west end producing more cloud. maybe some rain for northern ireland into western scotland. further south for wales in the south—west of england they will be more bands of cloud of anything. central, southern and eastern parts of the country

defending champions scarlets are in the pro 1a final after they beat glasgow 28—13 at scotstoun.ce but were never in control of this match as scarlets showed off some of the flowing rugby that's become their trademark. wales international scrum half gareth davies ran in this try. and he was involved in the move which put in rob evans a quarter of an hour later. scarlets scored four tries in all. they'll play either munster or european champions leinster in the final. some of the world's greatest athletes and para athletes are in manchester tonight for the great city games. the world indoor 60m hurdles champion andrew pozzi came third in the 110 metre hurdles, which took place on deansgate in manchester city centre. he finished behind fellow briton david king and poland's damian czykier who won the race. meanwhile, mo farah will take part in sunday's great manchester run. and, after winning double gold on the track at the 2012 and 2016 olympics, farah's now targetting similar success on the road in 2020. turkey olympics. that is the aim. if ican run turkey olympics. that is the ai

with laura muir, as she's given a special honour, ahead of next year's european indoor athletics in glasgowwelcome to sportsday. good evening, last night we poured over gareth southgate's england 23. today, we heard from the manager, as he defended his squad selection for the world cup, and he also justified the tough calls he had to make in leaving players out. joe hart still has an international future, he says, but there are three better keepers ahead of him at the moment. he's in no hurry to pick his captain. and what about that lack of experience, the youthful make up of the squad? it's clear that russia will be no country for old men, and southgate makes no excuses for that. maybe it is brave to take players without a number of caps but we have to give these guys belief. what we've tried to do over the last few months is look at younger players, be brave enough to play them, and as i say, we're picking them not because they're young, but they're the best in their positions. we know they're not the finished article. we know that we don't have the number of caps or experience that the g

i'm sure members will remember his sense of public service, his commitment to his constituency in glasgow and his good humour. i particularly remember him for the courtesy he always showed me. this morning, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. in addition to my duties in the house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. upskirting is the vile practice of taking a photo under a woman's skirt without her consent. it is neither a specific nor a sexual offence under the current law in england and wales. i have been working closely with gina martin, who has been campaigning for months to change that, and her lawyer to produce a private member's bill to make upskirting a specific crime under the sexual offences act 2003. they have both joined us here today. does the prime minister agree with us that the law in england and wales should be reformed so that, in all circumstances, women like gina and, indeed, the honorable lady herself will be protected from upskirt images being taken without their consent? >> thank you, mr. speaker. i share the

alan cotton was a detective based in glasgow. in 2009 there was an attempted murder.tempted murder. there were firearms and machetes involved andi were firearms and machetes involved and i nearly lost in an. and eyewitness with a criminal background contacted him to pass on information about the attack. alan cotton looked at reports linked to the crime, even though it wasn't his case. would that have been normal for you to have looked at that. case. would that have been normal for you to have looked at thate case. would that have been normal for you to have looked at that. ? it would be normal for for you to have looked at that. ? it would be normalfor a professional detective to do so. you do not want to be going to a senior investigating officer and wasting their time. you did not do anything? you did not sell it... not at all. see what you just did there. you didn't sell it. i said now was my automatic response. people would think that. they think i must have sold the information because that is what the general public since the data protection offence would be, th

and how doctors in glasgow have made history after a pioneering operation on this baby.nd coming up on bbc news: graeme mu rty and coming up on bbc news: graeme murty sacked as rangers manager, due to leave at the end of the season but now goes with three games remaining. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. school children and students are being urged to cheat by youtube stars who are being paid to promote an essay writing service. a bbc investigation has found youtube stars taking money to promote a website called edubirdie. the universities minister, sam gyimah, says it's advertising that makes cheating seem cool and youtube must act to stop it. youtube says it has taken some videos down. our education editor, branwen jeffreys, has this exclusive report. youtube channels reach millions each day. i'm back with another prank. we're checking out a compilation of really stupid people. the creators have huge influence. influence that business wants to buy. want to give a shout out to all of you. i'm going to ask to 5k likes if you want a part 2 this time. our i

he served as commons speakerfrom glasgow. he served as commons speaker from 2000—2009.he wake of the mps expenses scandal. john bercow recorded lord martin's personal kindness to him. order, order. the house will have been as sad eyes i was to learn of the death of my predecessor as speaker, micheal martin, latterly lord martin of springburn. martin was a decent public spirited man who had a real concern for members, their staff and the staff of this house. he was a fine campaignerand a the staff of this house. he was a fine campaigner and a man both passionate about and proud of his roots. he also had, as many members can roots. he also had, as many members ca n testify, roots. he also had, as many members can testify, a great sense of humour. ona can testify, a great sense of humour. on a personal level, he was a lwa ys humour. on a personal level, he was always very kind to me and i feel sure my experience was mirrored in the experience of very large numbers of colleagues across the house. i still remembered to this day the lovely and generous letter of congratulatio

they took glasgow a part in the semifinal. bit of a clash of style, a contrast.ate the quality of this time last year and that semifinal against glasgow than the welsh side have a real chance. fantastic. what a day ahead. can't wait. it's all eyes on chris froome when the penultimate stage of the giro d'italia starts in a couple of hours. he's got a 40—second lead after reeling in fellow brit simon yates yesterday. froome's aiming to become the first british man to win the giro. they are around an hour into stage 20. nobody has made a move so far on this penultimate stage. and pakistan remain in control of the first test against england at lords. they finished day two on 350—8, a lead of 166. play starts again in 45 minutes' time. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. we are staying with the football this afternoon. more liverpool football fans due to travel to kiev for tonight's champions league final have been forced to change their plans after a second tour operator cancelled a flight there. hundreds of liverpool fans have been left stranded after

three yea rs on the london to glasgow line.ter its latest privatisation, the east coast rail line is heading back to state control. whether it is nationalised or not, you just want to be able to travel and travel at a price you think is appropriate.” travel and travel at a price you think is appropriate. i am happy the way it is. things tend to slip when they go under government control. it could work abbott, hopefully cheaper. it could be a good thing because private companies, trains can be a nightmare, particularly on a sunday, the maintenance works. it seems to be out of control. today, the transport secretary was keen to downplay the impact of the line changing hands. i don't want these changes to be of any anxiety to passengers. i want to reassure them there will be no change to services, there will be no change to services, the timetable will remain the same. tickets purchased for future travel will be valid. customers will be able to book their travel in the normal way. politically embarrassment for the government and a

yes, a huge day for rangers here in glasgow. a huge day for scottish football as well.former liverpool and england captain. this is a support that had to deal with a lot of pain in recent years, watching celtic pretty much move out of sight on and off the field. but this support finally believe that the club has a man who can finally turn all of that around. it was an open secret anyway, but rangers wanted to do it their way. no shots of the new man, not yet anyway. fans also wanted a glimpse, this is not one to be missed. then inside the stadium, in a new club tie, stephen gerrard entered the world of football management and said exactly what those outside wanted to hear. when the call came with a chance to speak to rangers, it was a no—brainer for me. i have a different feeling in my stomach. from the previous opportunities i have had in terms of being a number one manager. so yeah, there were a lot of things to think about, but from that phone call, i got a special feeling and i knew rangers was for me. i was very happy to get someone of the ability and character, wh

union , the wales and lions full—back lee halfpenny will miss the scarlets' pro14 semi—final against glasgowa slight hamstring tear although could be fit for the final if scarlets get there. chris froome is still off the pace at the giro d'italia — after stage 10, he's tenth, two and a half minutes behind the leader. but the man in the pinkjersey is still britain's simon yates, for the fourth stage in a row. he finished safely in the main pack to extend his lead to 41 seconds with 11 stages left. british number one kyle edmund will face world number 16 lucas pouille in the second round of the rome masters. the frenchmen beat italy's andreas seppi in three sets. brighton manager chris hughton has signed a new contract that will keep him at the club until 2021. the seagulls finished 15th this season, seven points clear of the relegation zone, in their first season in the premier league. bbc sport has revealed its line—up for next month's world cup in russia, joining gary lineker will be jurgen klinsmann, didier drogba and pablo zabaleta alongside pundits alan shearer, rio ferdinand, phil nevil

but a fine day, a dry day 17 degrees in london but 17 in glasgow, certainly an improvement here.pressure, still around the end of the week. notice we've got some weather fronts here. again, very weak, approaching the far west corner of the uk. another fine day just about everywhere on friday. some spells of sunshine, light winds too. more of an atlantic band of cloud coming to the west of northern ireland, the western isles of scotland may produce a few spots of rain but for many of us, it should feel a bit warmer on friday, those temperatures beginning to climb once again. the weather still fine across england and wales at least this weekend, should be perfect weather for the royal wedding in windsor. sunny spells, dry, a temperature of 21 degrees celsius. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story — fresh protests are expected in gaza a day after 55 palestinians were killed by israeli soldiers. five days to go until britain's royal wedding and it's unclear whether meghan markle's father will be there and walk her down the aisle. once considered obscene, now a status

a weather front moves in so there is some rain in the forecast for belfast, for glasgow, maybe gettingnd and wales, the weather should hold and, again, another fine day on the way on sunday. so many parts of england and wales having a dry weekend all the way through. how about early next week? the warm weather is going to win. we'll draw in warmth again from europe and the temperatures will keep on climbing. this is the briefing. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top story: the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo spreads to a large city. authorities fear it will become difficult to contain. president trump admits he has reimbursed his personal lawyer more than $100,000, money that is understood to have been used to buy the silence of the porn star stormy daniels. media from around the globe transform the tranquil town of windsor ahead of saturday's royal wedding. in business: hands off the wheel. europe steers towards a driverless future, but will the public get on board? also coming up in the business briefing: braced for a us—china trade war. we report from dongguan, once c

a weather front moves in so there is some rain in the forecast for belfast, for glasgow, maybe gettingould hold and, again, another fine day on the way on sunday. so many parts of england and wales having a dry weekend all the way through. how about early next week? looks like the warm weather is going to win. we'll start to draw in warmth once again from europe and the temperatures will keep on climbing. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: president trump remains hopeful that the summit with kim jong—un will go ahead, after north korea threatens to cancel the talks. the home of the ousted malaysian prime minister is raided by investigators, as the man he once jailed hails a "new dawn". enough of intimidation! no more! we have entered a new era. with shortages of food and medicine, thousands of venezuelans cross the border to brazil every day to seek medical care. prince george and princess charlotte will lead the pageboys and bridesmaids at the royal wedding, but it's still not cl

scarlets say the burns happened on glasgow warriors‘ artificial pitch.th the pitch, but one scarlets player says such surfaces should be illegal. british number three cameron norrie will play in the singles at queen's after being awarded a wildcard. six of the world's top ten are due to play in the tournament this year. and a mammoth task faces great britain's ice hockey players at next year's world championship — the draw has been announced today. they'll face canada, the usa and finland in the group stages, world heavyweights of the sport and teams packed with superstars. gb were only promoted to the world group for the first time last month, and given this draw, they've been given little chance of staying up. however, they say they'll travel to slovakia for the tournament aiming to surprise people once again. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i'm ben bland. in the business news — marks and spencer has announced that it will close 100 stores by 2022, speeding up a reor

the wales and lions full—back lee halfpenny will miss the scarlets' pro14 semifinal against glasgow onear, although could be fit for the final if scarlets get there. britain's simon yates has tightened his grip on the leader's pinkjersey at the giro d'talia. he's 41 seconds ahead of tom dumoulin after stage ten, brighton manager chris hughton has signed a new contract that will keep and british number one kyle edmund will face world number 16 lucas pouille in the second round of the rome masters. the frenchman beat italy's andreas seppi in three sets. england kick off their summer of international cricket with a test match against pakistan at lord's next week, and jos buttler‘s going to be part of that 12—man squad. he hasn't played for england since 2016, nor, has he played any first class cricket this year. but he is in great form for the rajastan royals in the indian premier league, as you can see here scoring 39 in today's defeat to the kolkata knight riders. and butler will bejoined in that 12 man squad, by first timer dom bess. the somerset spinner replaces his county team—mate j

most part the yellow wall was as imposing as ever for some of those fronts and minds think alike to glasgow not meant they could secure their safety with a win at signal iduna park and after just three minutes they took the late. scored on his debut last weekend and the midfielder repeated the trick here to make it one nil. the twenty year old clearly delighted to be his hometown club's hero again. and pay to show his day got even worse just nine minutes later when the public at last he sent in a teasing cross and yoshinori muchos glancing hadn't found the corner of the net the japanese striker putting another season of top flight football within might his reach. but they weren't home and dry yet jade uncensored treats his way past daniel brzezinski and cross for maximillian philip who half the deficit he won with just fifteen minutes on the clock. that was enough excitement for meit's they shut up shop and reached halftime with their lead intact after the break they dug a defense kept dortmund's attack it by one final chance did come home side's why in the ninetieth minute but myself mount

but a fine day, a dry day 17 degrees in london but 17 in glasgow, certainly an improvement here.is a high pressure, still around the end of the week. notice we've got some weather fronts here. again, very weak, approaching the far west corner of the uk. another fine day just about everywhere on friday. some spells of sunshine, light winds too. more of an atlantic band of cloud coming to the west of northern ireland, the western isles of scotland may produce a few spots of rain but for many of us, it should feel a bit warmer on friday, those temperatures beginning to climb once again. the weather still find at least across england and wales this weekend, should be perfect weather for the royal wedding in windsor. sunny spells, dry, a temperature of 21 degrees celsius. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories — palestinian officials say israeli troops have killed 55 people in protests in the gaza strip. their anger stoked by the american decision to open the new embassy injerusalem — attended by pres

but a fine day, a dry day 17 degrees in london but 17 in glasgow, certainly an improvement here.well. there is a high pressure, still around the end of the week. notice we've got some weather fronts here. again, very weak, approaching the far west corner of the uk. another fine day just about everywhere on friday. some spells of sunshine, light winds too. more of an atlantic band of cloud coming to the west of northern ireland, the western isles of scotland may produce a few spots of rain but for many of us, it should feel a bit warmer on friday, those temperatures beginning to climb once again. the weather still fine across england and wales at least this weekend, should be perfect weather for the royal wedding in windsor. sunny spells, dry, a temperature of 21 degrees celsius. hello. this is breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. prince harry and meghan markle call for "understanding and respect" amid reports that her father won't attend the royal wedding. thomas markle had been due to walk his daughter down the aisle on saturday, but it's now thought he may not come at

the rounds oprah glasgow lecturer at the school of political science at the university belong your thinks that if the deal is actually implemented it could influence the policies of other e.u. countries i think the key factor here will be what the actual action of the government will be if a government is in place with this platform so rather than the words written in the agreement i think we'll have to see whether this government. actually starts starts governing starts running the country and which policies it actually tries to put into action so this could have an impact on other countries both in terms of the rhetoric towards europe and in terms of specific actions. there's been a possible game changer in the script poisoning case a new report by german media suggests that burleson obtained novacek decades ago that it shared it with his allies the nerve agent was used in the incident involving expire. the u.k. blames russia for that attack claiming it was the only country that possessed the substance on his political has more on these revelations. the headline grabbing revelation in t

fine weather for the scottish cup final and the fa cup final in glasgow and at wembley, with lots ofwill feel quite warm, 20 celsius. this is the picture on saturday. you can see, barely any cloud to begin the day. a bit of fair weather and high cloud developing through the afternoon. that could cause the temperature to get a bit hazy. a bit of haze in western scotland and northern ireland but a pretty glorious day apart from that. sunday, subtle changes. this area of high pressure shifts east into scandinavia, allowing these weather fronts to invade the north—west corner of the uk. so, cloudy skies and northern ireland, northern and western scotland. breezy as well, with outbreaks of rain. most of those across the western isles. sunny spots to the north—east of scotland, where it could be warmer game. the best of the weather for england and wales, where it will feel even warmer than saturday, 22 degrees or maybe 23 degrees. monday, that area of high pressure shifts further east, so we pull more of it east or south—east across the country, which will tend to push this weather front o

noah connell from glasgow has a rare condition which could have stopped him from breeding. plates and tens into his face. —— pins. noah will celebrate his first birthday on saturday. he was born with a rare genetic condition that means he has trouble feeding and breeding. in his short life, he has already had a series of operation. including one that is believed to be the first of its kind in the world. basically, these two pins on both sides are holding his jaw and the stick sectors basically, they attach his skull to they don't come off. is jewel has been broken into places and a kind of scaffolding put in place to rebuild his face. the aim is to move his jaw forward to. place to rebuild his face. the aim is to move his jaw forward tom means that the tongue would fall back as much, meaning that the airway won't obstruct and shut, we can close at any time. thing is crossed that that will definitely help. what is especially rare in this case is how young he is to have this case is how young he is to have this kind of treatment. but despite all he has been through, he keeps

scarlets have blamed glasgow warriors' artificial pitch.ying they‘ re happy with the surface. to tennis, and british number three cameron norrie will play in the singles at queen's after being awarded a wild card. six of the world's top ten are due to play in the tournament this year. and there's a mammoth task ahead for great britain's ice hockey players. the draw for next year's world championship was made today. they're in a group with canada, the usa and finland. world heavyweights of the sport and teams packed with superstars. more on those on the bbc sport website, now europe's captain thomas bjorn has picked lee westwood, graeme mcdowell, padraig harrington and luke donald as vice—captains for this year's ryder cup against the united states. westwood has won the event seven times as a player. the quartet could still qualify to play in the tournament, but westwood is the only player currently ranked inside the world's top 200. the ryder cup takes place in paris in september, with europe looking to regain the trophy. when you look at t

runs oprah glasgow who's a lecturer at the school of political science at the university belong europe thinks if the deal is actually implemented it could influence the policies of other e.u. countries i think the key thing to hear will be. the actual action of the government will be if a government is in place with this platform so rather than the words written in the agreement i think we'll have to see whether this government. actually starts starts governing starts running the country and which policies it actually tries to put into action so this could have an impact on other countries both in terms of the rhetoric towards europe and in terms of specific actions. has been a possible going changer in the script poisoning case a new report by german media suggests that burley not turned novacek decades ago and that it shared it with its allies the nerve agent was used in the incident involving former spy surrogate scribal the u.k. blames russia for the attack claiming it was the only country that possessed the substance on these political has more on these revelations. well the headl

a weather front moves in so there is some rain in the forecast for belfast, for glasgow, maybe gettingor england and wales, the weather should hold and, again, another fine day on the way on sunday. so many parts of england and wales having a dry weekend all the way through. how about early next week? looks like the warm weather is going to win. we'll start to draw in warmth once again from europe and the temperatures will keep on climbing. bye— bye. hello — this is breakfast, with steph mcgovern and charlie stayt. tough new rules on high stakes gambling machines. the maximum stake on fixed odds betting terminals will be slashed from 100 pounds to just 2, but bookmakers warn that the change could cost thousands of jobs. good morning — it's thursday 17th may. also this morning: no ban on flammable cladding. a review of building rules following the grenfell fire is expected to stop short of one the key demands made by safety campaigners. tackling the terror threat. police consider arming all front—line officers in rural parts of england and wales.

a lot of comparisons being drawn with the success they have had in places like glasgow. this person who has to be on—site in grenfell tower and the terror incident le sommer —— is that first person. it is only front of out first person. it is only front of our national media. i think it is the first stage. we have yet to see the first stage. we have yet to see the baby on the beach scenario. we haven't seen that shift. we saw that with the horrendous shootings in schools in america. we saw the thai turn with the most recent one when the school students themselves came out to speak —— tide turned. we saw a mother speaking about the effect of herfamily a mother speaking about the effect of her family life of this. it may ta ke of her family life of this. it may take one incident to symbolise, as we have seen so take one incident to symbolise, as we have seen so many take one incident to symbolise, as we have seen so many horrendous, chronic conditions in this country, we may need one horrendous story to focus everyone's attentions. we may need one horrendous story to focus

as the -- the experiment in glasgow to stop knife crime shows it is about the nature of engagement by we have also got the new appropriation of resources . got the new appropriation of resources. in that same era we have seen a rise in terrorist incidents the police about to respond to. all of those resources have had to channelled away. we call it old—fashioned policing. channelled away. we call it old —fashioned policing. when channelled away. we call it old—fashioned policing. when these projects and these experiments do ta ke projects and these experiments do take shape there is a lot of love, resorts, energy, focus and attention that gets put on these communities. they do thrive and they do flourish. i‘m not sure that is necessarily a true reflection of what is going on in the wider sphere. they are p°ppin9 in the wider sphere. they are p°pping up in the wider sphere. they are popping up all over the place. no community is immune. we are focused very much in —— on london because the number of murders in the first few weeks of the year had exceeded new york. we have been reporting

temperatures in glasgow and london around 19, 20, 21 degrees.ill be a fine day with long spells of sunshine. extra cloud into northern ireland northwest scotland. a few patches of clouded to use angry as well. just a touch higher than they have been. 19,20, touch higher than they have been. 19, 20, 21 degrees at best. high pressure holds firm towards the southeast is moving to sunday but for the north and west a bit of a change as the system will try to slide his way in and bring more clouded to the island and scotland and there will be breaks of rain at times but certainly not all the time. breezy here as well whereas down towards the southeast again long spells of sunshine and those temperatures may be another notch higher. 21 or maybe 22 degrees awarded to 20 across the coast of scotla nd awarded to 20 across the coast of scotland as well. a bit cooler over the weather front. further ahead over next week the odd shower elsewhere and plenty of dry weather and spells of sunshine. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at eleven: p

in scotland, the rain mostly in the west and north of glasgow, much of eastern scotland will be dry,ls in the north—east. more cloud in northern england, wales and the midlands but it will do is bid from east anglia and southern england and there should be plenty of the afternoon sunshine and warm compared to saturday but with the rain it will be caller. through sunday night and into monday morning, this front gets a new lease of life and some of the rain will heavy, particularly in the far north—west of mainland scotland and the western isles. and a further west you are in northern ireland. away from this band there will be drier weather with cloud sunny spot and in england and world some cloud building but still plenty of sunshine. the odd shower or thunderstorm in parts of southern england and wales. we will keep an eye on that. monday into tuesday, this front of the far north—west will be weakening. there will be some thicker cloud, particularly in the north of scotland, some patchy light rain or drizzle pavic die away. cloud and sunshine in northern ireland and mostly dry in eng

the festival we don't always have to have a traditional brass band at a wine festival and want to glasgow palo and. you can have a cool band or a d.j. from the infrastructure that those are the challenges to be a bit more modern. to get younger people interested. and yeah and it works really well. my generation in particular thirty somethings are discovering the region and it's one that's really nice and now that you thanks a lot and good luck. right next to the winery there's the former monastery church in communist east german times it was completely derelict some dedicated citizens got together formed a society called the friars and safe the building. i can imagine that reconstructing this church was a lot of work now it's a beautiful gym but ruined also can be fascinating at the zala river you can find to castle ruins almost next to each other. his book castle is the first to come into view high above the xylo. gets in better shape than its sister the neighboring castle. they both rank among the most beautiful castles on the xylo in the nineteenth century poets artists and students ma

our welcome back to our international people took to the streets of glasgow on saturday demanding a second referendum on scottish independence from the u.k. . on the march was led by a movement called under one banner which held a similar event last year around eighteen thousand people showed up which is twice the number that the organizers were expecting in september two thousand and fourteen scotland voted to remain in the united kingdom with the better together campaign winning by fifty five percent to forty five but according to jonathan shafi from the radical independence campaign support for independence has risen dramatically since then. what's fascinating about steve's demonstration. by. no organized by. the style bush organization. it was a grassroots something the. communities the length and breadth of. demolished through the city so that tells you something that gives you an indication of the feeling in the country no only for the referendum and making their support for the rich. actually will you be willing to teach this jeep's to make their point to raise their voices and refe

if you were traveling to kauai that is the same distance of traveling london to glasgow.uch of hawaii not being impacted by this. the people that are have a lot to contend with. >> i was like i know what that is. >> two different things. >> so hawaii is still open for business and for any people that might be planning a honey moon. >> in the u.k. >> a great transition. >> all right. >>> other news is a horrific news in texas. the town of santa fe is mourning the death. >> we are learning much more about the victims. he was an exchange student from pakistan. it was call add bridge between our people and cultures. another young life lost, jared black. >> jake stone described as adventurous and willing to try anything. >>> and shanna fisher who had just turned 16 and worried about getting her drivers license and making plans for summer break. heartbreak. >>> the family of the alleged shooter released a statement aing they are just as shocked and confused by what happened. >> we have more now from santa fe, texas. >> yet another american school turns a crime scene, this time

and how doctors in glasgow have made history after a pioneering operation on a baby.ood evening and welcome to bbc news. schoolchildren and students are being urged to cheat by youtube stars who are being paid to promote an essay—writing service. a bbc investigation has found youtube stars taking money to promote a website called edubirdie. the universities minister, sam gyimah, says it's advertising that makes cheating seem cool and youtube must act to stop it. youtube says it has taken some of the videos down. our education editor, branwen jeffreys, has this exclusive report. youtube channels reach millions each day. i'm back with another prank. we're checking out a compilation of really stupid people. the creators have huge influence. influence that business wants to buy. want to give a shout—out to all of you. i'm going to ask for 5k likes if you want a part two this time. our investigation has uncovered the youtube stars selling cheating, paid by a company in ukraine, promoting a service to students that could land them in serious trouble. targeting teenagers, us

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