r. regulars, at the glasgow celtic support. this clump in the northern ireland former celtic manager, new lending grew up around here. the, these 2 funds feel the special bonds with the club, like others around the world is crime with celtic memorabilia. but there's one trophy here that means everything to the bt family. so this metal here, this occurred on the 11th and that 2014. so the good 131, and at the end of the game and the 11 who use the plan for this club, come over and give j his model. and then mr solver, us is free of a player. come over and left the j r to the price. the is the moment that changes like song our lives for the to the only people that production seem that was a jay and so you forgot about that. the being being died on the large screens and also around the world news coverage and social media broadcast jay's moment to the 4 corners of the earth. over 19000000 people took j to their hearts. since then, he's been known a celtic super find the the bell sauce has more than its fair share of celtic shrines

the celtics home ground is in glasgow. it was founded by irish immigrants, so long story begins in albania, the, the grand presidential office here on the head of state and commander in chief is exigency in new mexico is a devoted fund. he was on official business when he 1st encountered the boy's a celtic friends are known. i was a by spitting of somebody in most valuable and uh we with the, with the, the negation working the main level thought, i eval. when a was eating some noise, they were so defense, need to know that the subject was playing with even a being said, i have but a new will the so the unit for them immediately president met the kicked off with with a storm by posting his encounter with the boys next day, such a huge reaction. my printer and the social media. from that moment his exigency has been a diehard fan. so tickets my team and once you auto sales, you're always here. celtic is known worldwide. they have support as the clubs on every continents a protesting undying love for a club in a faraway the i

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but we need is to build a glasgow where no one _ we need is to build a glasgow where no one feels thatof our city knows — every day and in every part of our city knows that doing what they are supposed _ city knows that doing what they are supposed to be doing is a natural daily— supposed to be doing is a natural daily experience. as of next year it will be _ daily experience. as of next year it will be 10% — daily experience. as of next year it will be 10% of the transport budget for scotland, 320 million, going into active — for scotland, 320 million, going into active travel and we need to do that and _ into active travel and we need to do that and sustain that. the into active travel and we need to do that and sustain that.— that and sustain that. the hashtag for the biggest _ that and sustain that. the hashtag for the biggest ever _ that and sustain that. the hashtag for the biggest ever cycling - that and sustain that. the hashtag for the biggest ever cycling eventl for the biggest ever cycling event as power of the bike but the bikes are only powerful if people are using them. a

the majority of events taking place in glasgow.oss the city. particularfocus is on which many have benefited across the city. particular focus is on those that may be have not cycled for a while never cycled, low income families, and people with disability. families, and people with disability-— families, and people with disabili . ~ ., ~ ., ., disability. we will talk to you in a moment, disability. we will talk to you in a moment. let's — disability. we will talk to you in a moment, let's speak— disability. we will talk to you in a moment, let's speak to - disability. we will talk to you in a moment, let's speak to many - disability. we will talk to you in a | moment, let's speak to many shh disability. we will talk to you in a - moment, let's speak to many shh from afghanistan, you are part of glasgow afghanistan, you are part of glasgow afghan united. tell us your story of cycling because before you came over here you had never been on a bike before? ., . , here you had never been on a bike before? ., ., , ., , _ ., before? no,

tony maguire talking to us from glasgow . talking to us from glasgow.a father of a fan of father ted? yeah me, me, me, me, me. >> i certainly am. yeah because ted writer graham linehan has had his comedy show cancelled due to concerns over his views on gender. >> the venue leith arches has said it was unaware of mr linehan booking and that he would now not be taking part as his views did not align with their overall values . their overall values. >> well, graham lennon is most famous for his work with the show for the ted. and let's remind ourselves now of that comedy classic dougal google . comedy classic dougal google. >> are you going over four miles an hour? >> ted? >> ted? >> i'm doing fine. >> i'm doing fine. >> leave me alone. are you doing over four? >> oh, jed . >> oh, jed. >> oh, jed. >> no, i am . >> no, i am. »- >> no, i am. >> don't listen to me. there's a bomb on the milk float. >> bomb? right who's that for? no deliver to anyone. it's going to go off and kill you. that must have put it there because i got him sacked. when you go under fou

victoria gill, bbc news in glasgow.wn as the queen of latin, but strictly come dancing head judge shirley ballas has soared to new heights this week — taking on a terrifying wing walk. the ballroom legend is facing her fear of heights in a series of challenges to raise awareness around the importance of mental health, after losing her brother to suicide. tim muffet reports. my brother was my hero. he said you will push yourself to be all you can be, because i see one day you will be a great dancer, you will do something with your life. and i will never forget those words. he was always there for me, 21w. doesn't matter if i was getting bullied, he was the man who stood behind me. yeah, ijust miss him. shirley's brother david took his own life in 2003 aged 1m. this week, in his memory, shirley is tackling her fear of heights head—on. this is terrifying. why have you decided to take on these challenges? i wanted to do something unique and special that could grab the attention of the public to understand that we want to br

so, sunshine for newcastle and glasgow on tuesday. temperatures in the high teens.sday. i think broken cloud with some sunny spells, a generally dry day. the winds are coming in from the south. the temperatures are rising widely into the 20s across the uk, mid 20s in the southeast and the south. and i think by thursday, we could be hitting the high 20s. but as i say, it's not going to last for that long because by the weekend in the northwest of the country, guess what? showers and strengthening winds. live from washington. this is bbc news. niger's airspace closes as the deadline to reverse the military coup expires. donald trump seeks a newjudge and venue as federal prosecutors try to stop him from potentially sharing confidential evidence. plus, shock at the world cup as defending champions, the united states, bow out in their earliest exit ever. i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. niger's military leaders have closed the country's airspace, citing the threat of intervention just hours after a deadline to reinstate the country's outsted president expir

what glasgow hopes to _ make something of it for sure." ilfil�*ué�*il glasgow hopes to make make somethingotjust about watching the velodrome - on their bikes. is notjust about watching the velodrome are i on their bikes. is notjust about i watching the velodrome are going to bmx, it's all the different forms of cycling, it's getting cycling at the front of people's mines, it's inspiring them to get on their bikes and use it for commuting to work, to school, to get fit and healthy. it’s school, to get fit and healthy. it's a one-off. — school, to get fit and healthy. it's a one-off. it _ school, to get fit and healthy. it's a one—off, it cycling at its best, and it's here all across scotland from tomorrow. chris mclaughlin, bbc news. well, from sir chris hoy to another legend of cycling — dame sarah storey, and she's still going strong at a5. storey will compete in the para road—race and para time trial — aiming for her 11th road world title. but her preparations have been farfrom ideal after she suffered serious injuries and the psychological impact of a big crash last year. so she's stic

thank you and nesta mcgregor in glasgow, coverage on the bbc - in glasgow, coverage on the bbc throughoutotball. not the competitions that are beginning but the one that's been going on for a couple of weeks now. the women's world cup last 16 starts tomorrow in australia and new zealand, and it's testament to how much this edition has highlighted the narrowing gap between the best and the rest that the first knockout round throws up some juicy ties. after switzerland against spain in auckland, thenjapan will attempt to continue their impressive tournament when they play norway in wellington then on to sunday in melbourne. the match of the round. the world champions the usa take on sweden having onlyjust made it through their group. and the netherlands — perhaps with japan the team of the tournament so far — they play south africa, one of three african teams to make the last 16.. that's the early hours in sydney and then it's a huge monday morning our time for the lionesses. england are improving and with laurenjames to the fore they reached the last 16 with a big win over china. it's live

meanwhile, a second 18—year—old man became ill at the swg3 venue in glasgow early on sunday morning. three is a very popular venue in glasgow and on saturday afternoon there was a dj event here and an after party that went on until the early hours of the morning. now, both teenagers who are both 18, where at the event and the emergency services were called after reports one of the teenagers had become ill at the station 13 miles away from glasgow. he was taken to hospital and died shortly afterwards. then the police were called here to s w at 2.20 in the morning to report another teenager had fallen ill. he was taken to the queen university hospital but was pronounced dead after arriving there. inquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances of the teenagers deaths but police we understand our following one line of inquiry that it could be drug related. police are also investigating whether the deaths are linked. a spokesperson for the venue has said they are devastated by the news and their deepest sympathies are with the family and they will continue to assist police with

thank you so much glasgow thanks so much for the family— much glasgow thanks so much for the family thatd here hopeful of a — family that drove up. the crowd here hopeful of a great _ family that drove up. the crowd here hopeful of a great britain _ family that drove up. the crowd here hopeful of a great britain double. i hopeful of a great britain double. at the moment the women's competition is going on. of course charlotte worthington from manchester is in that. she is the current 0lympic manchester is in that. she is the current olympic champion. bmx freestyle is a sport for the young because at 27 charlotte is the oldest woman in the field. she will be hoping that experience can't land her a place on the podium. the other gb female in the final is sasha and just 17 years of age.— just 17 years of age. you're in rime just 17 years of age. you're in prime position _ just 17 years of age. you're in prime position to _ just 17 years of age. you're in prime position to see - just 17 years of age. you're in prime position to see it i just 17 years of age. you're in prime position to see i

nesta mcgregor in glasgow, thank you.ueen. well, now there's an exhibition of the late singer's personal possessions. it includes a comb for his moustache, a list of dinner party guests and, of course, some of those flamboyant stage costumes. 0ur arts and media correspondent david sillito has been to take a look. yes, that's a giant moustache outside sotheby�*s sale room. and inside, this, the famous graffitied green door that led to freddie's garden, freddie's record collection, freddie's kitchen. freddie's costumes. there's even freddie's moustache comb. #mama...# and for fans of classics, like bohemian rhapsody, there are on display little clues to how he created his songs. what am i looking at here? well, we're looking at here, this is the earliest surviving draft for bohemian rhapsody. there's the title. yes, yes. but then, if you look underneath, there is a cancelled earlier title, where he had written "mongolian rhapsody". so bohemian rhapsody was originally mongolian rhapsody. so it seems, yeah. # but now the part

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many for glasgow and it'll be cold in rural spots.h an overly air stream, that an overly cool air, showers will be building up. the sun will propel those clouds and we will see those temperatures of around 18 to about 20 celsius. a few showers in the forecast i think for wednesday. few showers in the forecast i think forwednesday. let's few showers in the forecast i think for wednesday. let's have a look at thursday's weather map. an area of low pressure approaches and here is the weather front. earlier in the day rain will be spreading across wales and southern parts of england. i think the further north you are on thursday, the better the weather will be. hall, newcastle, certainly the lowlands of scotland, aberdeen, fine weather on thursday where is out towards the west and the south there will be rain at times. those temperatures again in the high teens in the north and about 80 degrees expected in the south of the country. that is thursday. this is the jet stream here with the weather map that you can see looping and diving befor

in glasgow for us is our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor.dual races _ all about teamwork is in a? yes with individual races all _ all about teamwork is in a? yes with individual races all but _ all about teamwork is in a? yes with individual races all but done - all about teamwork is in a? yes with individual races all but done today i individual races all but done today has been the focus of the team events for the good news for great britain has added a metal to the tally for the bad news, not the colour they were hoping for. our team all one individual goals they had to settle for a silver in the mixed teams spread they were beaten by a chinese trio but not really frustrating because gb were leading after the first two. still britain tops the overall combined metal table with a total of 21 gold in ten silver and five bronze. that's still some way ahead of usa and france respectively for that rays of note and that was joseph truman respectively for that rays of note and that wasjoseph truman who went in the men's league kilometre put up he

now further north, it'll be a little bit cooler — around 17 in aberdeen, 19 in glasgow, further southfriday night, the next era of rain sweeps across the country — this is a developing area of low pressure — with the risk of gales around some western and south—western coasts. so very blustery weather for a time in the morning, especially out towards the south—west. the rain will move north, and then later in the day on saturday, it's actually better — it's quite a breezy day, but plenty of bright, if not sunny weather, and just a scattering of showers. and the temperatures will rise a little bit, as well. now looking ahead to sunday, an area of high pressure is expected to build in from the south, extending all the way from these south—western portions. and i think a pretty decent day on the way, just a scattering of showers, really pleasant temperatures — 25 in london, about 20 expected in glasgow, and about 21 in belfast. and the outlook is looking warm for many of us, not necessarily sunny all the time — i think the low 20s further north, and comfortably into the mid—20s across som

so, sunshine for newcastle and glasgow on tuesday. temperatures in the high teens.s across the uk, mid 20s in the southeast and the south. and i think by thursday, we could be hitting the high 20s. but as i say, it's not going to last for that long because by the weekend in the northwest of the country, guess what? showers and strengthening winds. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm mariko 0i. the headlines: niger's military leaders close its airspace, blaming threats of foreign intervention. rescue efforts continue in china after typhoon doksuri batters the country's northeast. and barbie hits $1 billion at the global box office, making history for its director, greta gerwig. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday.

you know, when i got to new york, it was like, this is like glasgow but gigantic.y band in glasgow used to want to be -- [ light laughter ] they all wanted to be the velvet underground, you know? so new york was kind of a big influence. so gasglow is really -- it's why the character talks in both british and american idioms. because i wanted to smash those two together and kind of create this -- as you see a kind of dream city that combined elements of both >> seth: you dabbled in some punk music back in the day >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> seth: were you -- how did it go >> it went pretty well we had a pretty good band. but we all fell out in the end, because, you know, bands always fall out and there's a little bit of that in the book as well, looking at the mad dynamics that happen in a group of people. but, yeah, we had a good time. we were psychedelic punks. that's what we thought of ourselves. we were really into punk music but we loved to dress like the rolling stones and putting on all those kind of, you know, flamboyant frock coats and feathers and stuff like tha

belfast and glasgow, decent, perhaps in the low—20s.orthern ireland and western and central parts of scotland. by the end of the night, rather than persistent rain, it comes and goes. showery conditions, but the bulk of the country further east and south should be generally clear. and in the north or south, temperatures tonight and tomorrow morning will be about the same. so here's the forecast for tomorrow, tuesday. broadly speaking, the northern half of the uk is somewhat showery, with most of them out towards the west. the further south you are, the sunnier it will be. and again, similar temperatures — 25 in london, 25 in liverpool and 20 degrees in the north—west of the country. the middle part of the week, high pressure still across europe, keeping things very hot. we're on the edge of this high pressure. just enough of these weather fronts to sneak in and bring some showers to perhaps north—western parts of the uk. but the further east and south you are, i think through the middle part of the week, it stays generally on the sunny

temperatures, 17 celsius in glasgow, about 18 celsius in liverpool.ere in the southeast, 2a celsius. and then on friday, if you look at the wind arrows, here's the clue, the air�*s coming in from the north. sunny spells and showers, those temperatures around 16—17 celsius in scotland. in the south, 19—21 celsius, and i think we'll lose some of that humidity, so it won't feel quite as warm. and here is the outlook through the weekend and into next week — cooler. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. questions swirl and drama grows over the reported death of wagner leader yevgeny prigozhin in a plane crash. donald trump's former lawyer, rudy giuliani, joins a handful and i'm caitriona perry in milwaukee, where republicans are debating each other right now, but not attacking the frontrunner who skippd out. we hearing from a donald trump night on his indictment and what he plans next. iam sumi i am sumi somaskanda. thank you forjoining us. two months after he led a failed mutiny against vladimir putin, russian mercenary leader evegeny prigozhi

here are the temperatures. 22 celsius in glasgow, 22 celsius in birmingham, about 26 celsius expectedo thursday we'll see this area of high pressure still across the uk, but it's drifted a little bit further towards the north. and with the help of this low pressure here, we're picking up more of a breeze from the south—southeast, a very warm direction this time of the year. so that does mean that the temperatures are going to be creeping up. so, yes, 1—2 showers developing here and there, but generally speaking, a bright, if not sunny day. and look at these values, 23 celsius in liverpool, 23 celsius expected in glasgow and no doubt in some spots it'll be even warmer than that in the south—east, possibly 27—28 celsius. and then thursday into friday, these low pressure weather fronts try to sweep in and they will. we are expecting some rain showers to move into south western and western parts of the uk. so i think friday, overall, quite a cloudy day with a chance of rain, but also humid and warm. look at these temperatures, despite the cloud and the rain still low or mid 20s. and then

now further north, it'll be a little bit cooler — around 17 in aberdeen, 19 in glasgow, further south, the next era of rain sweeps across the country — this is a developing area of low pressure — with the risk of gales around some western and south—western coasts. so very blustery weather for a time in the morning, especially out towards the south—west. the rain will move north, and then later in the day on saturday, it's actually better — it's quite a breezy day, but plenty of bright, if not sunny weather, and just a scattering of showers. and the temperatures will rise a little bit, as well. now looking ahead to sunday, an area of high pressure is expected to build in from the south, extending all the way from these south—western portions. and i think a pretty decent day on the way, just a scattering of showers, really pleasant temperatures — 25 in london, about 20 expected in glasgow, and about 21 in belfast. and the outlook is looking warm for many of us, not necessarily sunny all the time — i think the low 20s further north, and comfortably into the mid—20s across some southern a

temperatures, 17 celsius in glasgow, about 18 celsius in liverpool.theast, 2a celsius. and then on friday, if you look at the wind arrows, here's the clue, the air�*s coming in from the north. sunny spells and showers, those temperatures around 16—17 celsius in scotland. in the south, 19—21 celsius, and i think we'll lose some of that humidity, so it won't feel quite as warm. and here is the outlook through the weekend and into next week — cooler. bye— bye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines: yevgeny prigozhin, head of russia's wagner mercenary group, is presumed dead after a plane that crashed — killing all those on board. it's two months since prigozhin challenged president putin, with a short—lived mutiny against the regime in moscow. we'll have full analysis. and despite regional opposition, japan prepares to release treated radioactive water from the fukushima nuclear plant into the pacific ocean. trump ally rudy giuliani is arrested and then bailed over alleged election interference. it comes as r

modest temperatures today, 16 for glasgow, 17 for liverpool, up to 21 in london.s evening, showers across the south—east, if you showers in the north but plenty of clear spells. a bit of a nip in the air first thing bit of a nip in the airfirst thing in the morning. 12 bit of a nip in the air first thing in the morning. 12 degrees in london. tomorrow starts off quite sunny but the northerly breeze creates a bit of unstable air mass so the cloud will start growing and the sun is still strong and we see if you showers developing but generally speaking tomorrow should be a little bit brighter compared to today and again the temperature will be about the same. that was wednesday, heading to thursday, low—pressure suites and so we are anticipating thicker cloud in the period of rain for a time at least on wednesday, anywhere from wales across southern england into the midlands, may be a bit of northern ireland. but if you are in newcastle, glasgow, aberdeen, in the northern isles, it is looking bright. so fine if you are in aberdeen but not so fine in the isle of wight

with shelter, temperatures could reach 20 degrees in glasgow and it should be a little bit warmer inhere we miss most of the showers. that will not be the case on friday. across eastern parts of england will see most of the showers. not be as windy but there are threats of thunderstorms in the south east. western parts will be drier to end the week but temperatures still only 18 degrees in belfast and 19 in cardiff. so still cool air we have through the next few days, and that's because the jet stream, the strong ribbon of air up in the atmosphere, is running to the south of the uk. quite a strong jet stream and the position will change by the time we get to saturday, picking up another area of low pressure and bringing some wet and windy weather to england and wales, a bit like we're seeing today. live from london — this is bbc news. a third charge for donald trump and the most serious yet as the former president is accused of plotting to overturn his election defeat. a group of west african leaders arrive in niger to negotiate with a military coup leaders. the ukraine elite soldier

, i think— got the jersey again in glasgow, i think i_ got the jersey again in glasgow, i think i wouldit a conscious decision to help bring in the next rider? i think definitely now. we want to wear— think definitely now. we want to wear until— think definitely now. we want to wear until after the game is how much _ wear until after the game is how much of— wear until after the game is how much of an— wear until after the game is how much of an impact we made. it means a lot _ much of an impact we made. it means a lot i_ much of an impact we made. it means a lot i have _ much of an impact we made. it means a lot. i have always said that i want — a lot. i have always said that i want to— a lot. i have always said that i want to he _ a lot. i have always said that i want to be a role model to younger athletes. _ want to be a role model to younger athletes, younger girls especially to get— athletes, younger girls especially to get involved in bmx and kind of luy to get involved in bmx and kind of guy their— to get involved in bmx and kind of guy their way. i feel i couldn't really— guy th

let's head glasgow now. let's head up to glasgow now. cycling world's biggest ever cycling event. on your bike. well, in the proper way. let's bring in tony who's there and, tony, i've lost count of the number of events over ten days. all world championships, no less . championships, no less. >> yeah, that's right, mark. i help you out there. 13, 13 events over the course of these 11 days. and i suppose i'm not really including yesterday, which was the opening ceremony right here in george square in the of glasgow. and quite the middle of glasgow. and quite a turnout, quite an event . and a turnout, quite an event. and all anyone can talk about is the fact that the rain stayed off. makin little peek behind the makin a little peek behind the curtain of life in glasgow here. but certainly today in the fans zone and people started zone and people have started arriving now we a bit nervous when i arrived, but you know, perhaps it's just the increase in the number cyclists in the in the number of cyclists in the road, cycle road, the increase

and, great britain's kieran reilly wins bmx freestyle gold, at the world championhips, in glasgow.n bbc london. on newsnight at 10:30pm: as the first asylum—seekers board the government's barge in dorset, we look at the asylum system as a whole. is it fit for purpose? we'll speak to representatives from the conservatives and labour. hello... it's a controversial policy, that's attracted attention around the world. it's been attacked by human rights groups and is subject to legal challenge. but today, the first of possibly hundreds of migrants and asylum seekers, moved onto a giant barge docked in dorset, to be housed while they await the outcome of asylum applications. the government says the vessel, which can accomodate up to 500 men, will be better value than hotels costing £6 million a day. but concerns have been raised about the possible impact on local services, and campaigners have called it a "shameful" way to treat people, who are often fleeing war or persecution. danjohnson has our lead story tonight, and joins us from portland, where the barge is docked. yes, it has been

let's talk to anne marie ward, ceo of faces and voices of recovery a uk—wide charity based in glasgowlk to you about this important issue. first, let me get your reaction to these latest figures. your reaction to these latest fi . ures. , ., your reaction to these latest fiaures. , ., , figures. they are still catastrophic, - figures. they are still catastrophic, still- figures. they are still- catastrophic, still almost three times more than england in 15 times the european average, so there is not anything to celebrate here. we are still failing catastrophically, even our nearest neighbour newcastle has half as many times more deaths. so first and foremost, there is absolutely nothing to celebrate here. this is a failure on top of failure. ., , , , ., ., failure. how is this deep-rooted roblem failure. how is this deep-rooted problem going _ failure. how is this deep-rooted problem going to _ failure. how is this deep-rooted problem going to be _ failure. how is this deep-rooted problem going to be fixed? - failure. how is this deep-rooted problem going to be fixed? i - failure. how

nesta mcgregor, bbc news, in glasgow.follows. there may be trouble ahead, but while there is moonlight and music and love and romance... her performance on morecambe and wise nearly 50 years ago when she was a newsreader astonished and delighted fans. she says she's excited to be part of the strictly line up. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. not much to dance about. a bit of singin' in the rain, maybe, with the weather over the weekend. 0nce singin' in the rain, maybe, with the weather over the weekend. once again for the fourth consecutive weekend, we are looking at wet and windy weather. but there is light at the end of the tunnel this time, because as we head through the middle part of the week, high pressure is likely to build and we will see some dry, settled, summer—like where as we head into the end of next week. but before that, it's all about rain, and some of it really quite severe across northern ireland. they have had record—breaking rainfall injuly and they are going to get another a0 milli

the british government would have to back a bid to rescue those games from either glasgow or birminghamdoesn't seem likely at the moment. queensland was put forward as a possible venue to step in once victoria withdrew from 2026, better that was withdrawn because they want to concentrate on brisbane hosting the olympic games in 2032. there has been speculation that bed might come from india or possibly malaysia. but it is clear that it has become more and more difficult to find a host that is prepared to stump up the catch to status event. thank you for that update. well, netball is one of the most popular sports at the commonwealth games, all the top ranked nations take part — it's like their 0lympics. so any threat to the future of the event is worrying for the teams, particularly england whose gold in 2018 is still their biggest triumph. of course we want to hold on and secure the commonwealth games. it is held so closely to everyone's ads and has brought so many fantastic memories not least the 2018 medal. i think it is really important letter that continues. multisport events are s

victoria gill, bbc news in glasgow. fascinating report.er market, and harry came's move looks a now —— harry kane. it's a mouthwatering prospect for football fans, but in the new season be as exciting as the last? i asked this to the presenter of the youtube channel football daily.— channel football daily. arsenal tops the lea . ue channel football daily. arsenal tops the league for _ channel football daily. arsenal tops the league for 284 _ channel football daily. arsenal tops the league for 284 days, _ channel football daily. arsenal tops the league for 284 days, but - channel football daily. arsenal tops the league for 284 days, but van i the league for 284 days, but van city match defeat what liverpool achieved in the late 70s. —— man city. the site has ever won six league titles in seven years, which is what man city will be doing. a lot of movement in the transfer market, no bigger than harry kane. he looks inevitable, the move, did you think that was inevitable given in a sense how spurs have gone into rewind? , , , rewind? yes, the

temperatures widely up into the 20s, maybe 23 for glasgow, 2a for london but some places are likely tod and outbreaks of rain and suppressing temperatures, 17—24 degrees, but bear in mind, even if that cloud and rain moves in, it will feel very humid indeed. friday night is expected to bring heavy, thundery rain, driving its way northwards and eastwards but behind that we return to something drier and brighter for saturday. yes, some scattered showers, out towards the west, but some spells of sunshine and a slightly fresher feel by saturday afternoon but still with temperatures in many places up into the 20s. and for sunday, low pressure will be spinning to the north—west of us, higher pressure further south and east so where you�*re closest to the area of high pressure, that�*s were you can expect things to be mostly dry. could be a bit of fog around through the morning. some showers towards the north and west and temperatures again for most places up into the 20s — 25 for norwich and london, 21 for glasgow, 22 in aberdeen. into the start of next week, we may see another surge of warm

even further north and west, 20 for belfast, 21 there in glasgow.thern half of the country — that should tend to clear. temperatures widely up into the 20s, maybe 23 for glasgow, 2a for london, but some places are likely to get around to around 26 celsius. just how warm it gets on friday will depend upon the progress of these frontal systems pushing in from the atlantic. if these fronts hang back a little bit and we see more in the way of brightness, well, with some very humid air, temperatures really could climb. but it looks most likely that these fronts will move in quite quickly, actually bringing cloud, bringing outbreaks of rain and suppressing temperatures. 17 to 2a degrees, but bear in mind even if that cloud and rain does move in, it will feel very humid indeed. friday night is expected to bring heavy, thundery rain, driving its way northwards and eastwards, but behind that, we return to something drier and brighter for saturday. yes, some scattered showers, particularly out towards the west, but some spells of sunshine and a slightly fresh

nick parrott reports on the final day of competition in glasgow.nce despite being the defending champion put up this year in front of a home crowd she was just determined to make up for that disappointed. if she was feeling nervous it didn't show. this was a stacked field with three other former world champions chasing glory. they could boast plenty of experience but they were all lacking her sheer speed the olympic champion back to her best leading from the first corner to the finish, winning by almost four tenths of a second. ads, by almost four tenths of a second. lot goes on behind the scenes that people don't see. we've been working very hard and very grateful for everyone's support. this home crowd is insane. tops at all. i was dreaming about it, you daydream about it but to actually do it it makes it surreal. i'm going to lap it all, enjoy this moment while it lasts for that i will remember this forever now. lasts for that i will remember this forever now-— lasts for that i will remember this forever now. amazing. her success came after — fo

so let's go to glasgow and join our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor.great britain? ., ., , ., , britain? sarah, would you believe it's already _ britain? sarah, would you believe it's already day — britain? sarah, would you believe it's already day seven _ britain? sarah, would you believe it's already day seven of - britain? sarah, would you believe it's already day seven of these - it's already day seven of these championships? doesn't time fly when you're having fun? great britain is winning plenty. gb are currently top of the combined medal table. 2a gold, 12 silver and five bronze. 0n the track tonight is the last chance to add to that. emma is one of the hopefuls. she's 20 and she's involved in the women's team sprint. she has just won the first race. the crowd deafening as she came home. elsewhere, katie archibald is a local crowd favourite. she's involved in the women's omnium. that's four races in one day. we thought the first of that, the scratch race. she came forth. 3a points out possible a0. the cheering you can hear behind me is because j

temperatures, i7 celsius in glasgow, about 18 celsius in liverpool.me of that warmth there in the southeast, 2a celsius. and then on friday, if you look at the wind arrows, here's the clue, the air�*s coming in from the north. sunny spells and showers, those temperatures around 16—17 celsius in scotland. in the south, 19—21 celsius, and i think we'll lose some of that humidity, so it won't feel quite as warm. and here is the outlook through the weekend and into next week — cooler. bye— bye. live from milwaukee, wisconsin, this is a bbc special from the first republican presidential debate. the dust is starting to settle, as the first us republican presidential debate wraps up. donald trump sat out the debate, choosing instead to give an interview to a former fox news host. he's due to surrender to georgia authorities on thursday. and i'm sumi somaskanda in washington. questions swirl and drama grows over the reported death of wagner leader yevgeny prigozhin in a plane crash. hello, i'm caitriona perry. we are live from milwaukee, wisconsin where eight

temperatures, 17 celsius in glasgow, about 18 celsius in liverpool.s. and then on friday, if you look at the wind arrows, here's the clue, the air�*s coming in from the north. sunny spells and showers, those temperatures around 16—17 celsius in scotland. in the south, 19—21 celsius, and i think we'll lose some of that humidity, so it won't feel quite as warm. and here is the outlook through the weekend and into next week — cooler. bye— bye. this is bbc news. we will have all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. what does it say about a society when its lawmakers prioritise ever tougher security laws and the authorities put bounties on the heads of political opponents in exile? that's something for the people of hong kong to reflect on as the territory's government follows beijing's lead in eliminating space for dissent. my guest is pro—beijing legislative council member dominic lee. with economic storm clouds gathering over china, are we about to see

now further north, it'll be a little bit cooler — around 17 in aberdeen, 19 in glasgow, further southn friday night, the next era of rain sweeps across the country — this is a developing area of low pressure — with the risk of gales around some western and southwestern coasts. so very blustery weather for a time in the morning, especially out towards the southwest. the rain will move north, and then later in the day on saturday, it's actually better — it's quite a breezy day, but plenty of bright, if not sunny weather, and just a scattering of showers. and the temperatures will rise a little bit, as well. now looking ahead to sunday, an area of high pressure is expected to build in from the south, extending all the way from these southwestern portions. and i think a pretty decent day on the way, just a scattering of showers, really pleasant temperatures — 25 in london, about 20 expected in glasgow, and about 21 in belfast. and the outlook is looking warm for many of us, not necessarily sunny all the time — i think the low 20s further north, and comfortably into the mid—20s across some