yes, we are here at glasgow central _ travellers.sgow central station - travellers. yes, we are here at glasgow central station and i travellers. yes, we are here at| glasgow central station and it's been a very difficult morning here notjust for passengers here but for passengers across the country. we've seen a lot of disruption, a lot of delays, and a lot of cancellations, a lot of diversions, people having to take buses instead of getting the train. what we can see here at central, this is part of the queue of people trying to get to london euston. you won't able to get directly from scotland to london this morning, but about 20 minutes orso this morning, but about 20 minutes or so ago the first train that's hoping to get directly through from glasgow to london euston left central station, but the queue wasn't only just central station, but the queue wasn't onlyjust in the station, it is also around the block. that's certainly the biggest i've ever seen it and these are people who may be tried to travel over the last couple of da

what ou're who was at glasgow central. what you're seeing _ who was at glasgow central.k. if i was able to get a drone in the city centre, i would have got some good shots for you. some people outside, and it is not 35 degrees today, that new provisional record, but it is still quite warm and clammy and people have been waiting here for a couple of hours and have now started sitting down. they were meant to get some people on the train about half an hour ago but i heard someone tell them it would probably be another hour they will be sitting here. the first train that went, they said they could get 600 on, but a lot will be standing as well so they came down the queue and said would anyone be willing to stand? i would not want to stand all the way to london euston. also there are some buses outside as well, so a lot of people opting to get the bus, maybe get further down the track and pick up get further down the track and pick up a train a bit further.— up a train a bit further. sorry, alexandra. — up a train a bit further. sorry, alexandra, i— up a train a bit further.

at glasgow central station, protesters briefly descended to show their support for the walkout.lines with the two sides seemingly as far apart as ever. the rmt now accused of blocking an 8% pay deal over two years. well, we haven't got an offer from network rail, all the train operating companies that suits the needs of the dispute. the train operating companies have made no offer on pay and they've given us no guarantee of no compulsory redundancies. so the gap between the two parties is too big and the responsibility for that lies with grant shapps and this government who dictate the terms that the companies can offer, and he's refusing to budge. the transport secretary says only the union and the employers can reach a settlement, but the industry has to modernise to survive and he wants changes to restrict further strikes coming down the tracks. what you've got is one union, the rmt, on strike today, a different union, the aslef on strike in in three days time. and because they're colluding between themselves to set these strike dates, they're causing maximum damage to the pa

at glasgow central station, protesters briefly descended to show their support for the walkout.dispute that's getting messy. more picket lines with the two sides seemingly as far apart as ever. the rmt now accused of blocking an 8% pay deal over two years. well, we haven't got an offerfrom network rail, or the train operating companies that suits the needs of the dispute. the train operating companies have made no offer on pay and they've given us no guarantee of no compulsory redundancies. so the gap between the two parties is too big and the responsibility for that lies with grant shapps and this government who dictate the terms that the companies can offer, and he's refusing to budge. the transport secretary says only the union and the employers can reach a settlement, but the industry has to modernise to survive and he wants changes to restrict further strikes coming down the tracks. what you've got is one union, the rmt, on strike today, a different union, the aslef on strike in in three days�* time. and because they're colluding between themselves to set these strike dates

fresher from the west, so by the end of the night, temperatures in glasgow and belfast will be around 1a degrees. still very warm across centraldo see these cooler conditions pushing in from the west as we get into wednesday. so a different feel to the weather on wednesday. we will see some showers around, maybe some thunderstorms popping up, perhaps most especially across central and eastern parts of england as we go through the afternoon. some spells of sunshine as well, but temperatures much lower. still 28—29 celsius across eastern england, more like 19 celsius for northern ireland and the western side of scotland. we stick with those cooler conditions for the rest of the week. there will be some sunny spells, but some bursts of rain at times. some of that rain could be heavy, possibly thundery. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories — wildfires tear through european countries, france is now the worst affected, with 30,000 people forced from their homes. up in the woods, you can see guys tackling the fires. there is a huge amount of activity down here, and it is hot, it is smoky — just look at the

fresher from the west, so by the end of the night, temperatures in glasgow and belfast will be around 14 degrees. still very warm across centrals very warm air. but we do see these cooler conditions pushing in from the west as we get into wednesday. so a different feel to the weather on wednesday. we will see some showers around, maybe some thunderstorms popping up, perhaps most especially across central and eastern parts of england as we go through the afternoon. some spells of sunshine as well, but temperatures much lower. still 28—29 celsius across eastern england, more like 19 celsius for northern ireland and the western side of scotland. we stick with those cooler conditions for the rest of the week. there will be some sunny spells, but some bursts of rain at times. some of that rain could be heavy, possibly thundery. bye for now. welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories: wildfires tear through european countries — france is now the worst affected with 30 thousand people forced from their homes. up in the woods, you can see guys tackling the fires. there is a huge amount of activity down here, and it is hot,

fresher from the west, so by the end of the night, temperatures in glasgow and belfast will be around 1a degrees. still very warm across centralarm air. but we do see these cooler conditions pushing in from the west as we get into wednesday. so a different feel to the weather on wednesday. we will see some showers around, maybe some thunderstorms popping up, perhaps most especially across central and eastern parts of england as we go through the afternoon. some spells of sunshine as well, but temperatures much lower. still 28—29 celsius across eastern england, more like 19 celsius for northern ireland and the western side of scotland. we stick with those cooler conditions for the rest of the week. there will be some sunny spells, but some bursts of rain at times. some of that rain could be heavy, possibly thundery. bye for now. this is bbc news. with me, david eades. the headlines: a ferocious heatwave is continuing to cause wildfires and mass evacuations across western europe and parts of north africa. the sentencing trial for the kawann has begun. thejury will decide whether he will face the death penalty or life in prison.

fresher from the west, by the end of the night, temperatures in glasgow and belfast will be around 14 degrees. still very warm across centralll in the midst of this very warm air. but we do see these cooler conditions pushing in from the west as we get into wednesday. so a different feel to the weather on wednesday, we will see some showers around, maybe some thunderstorms popping up, perhaps most especially across central and eastern parts of england as we go through the afternoon. some spells of sunshine as well, but temperatures much lower, still 28—29 celsius across eastern england, more like 19 celsius for northern ireland and the western side of scotland. we stick with those cooler conditions for the rest of the week. there will be some sunny spells, but some bursts of rain at times, some of that rain could be heacy possibly thundery. bye for now. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: warnings of a "heat apocalypse" in europe as fires and now drought, menace the continent. up in the woods, you can see guys tackling the fires. there is a huge amount of activity down her

fresher from the west, so by the end of the night, temperatures in glasgow and belfast will be around 14 degrees. still very warm across centralthe midst of this very warm air. but we do see these cooler conditions pushing in from the west as we get into wednesday. so a different feel to the weather on wednesday. we will see some showers around, maybe some thunderstorms popping up, perhaps most especially across central and eastern parts of england as we go through the afternoon. some spells of sunshine as well, but temperatures much lower. still 28—29 celsius across eastern england, more like 19 celsius for northern ireland and the western side of scotland. we stick with those cooler conditions for the rest of the week. there will be some sunny spells, but some bursts of rain at times. some of that rain could be heavy, possibly thundery. bye for now. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: wildfires tear through european countries — france now the worst affected, with 30,000 people forced from their homes. up in the woods, you can see guys tackling the fires. there is a huge amount of activity down here, and it

fresher from the west, so by the end of the night, temperatures in glasgow and belfast will be around 1a degrees. still very warm across central we do see these cooler conditions pushing in from the west as we get into wednesday. so a different feel to the weather on wednesday. we will see some showers around, maybe some thunderstorms popping up, perhaps most especially across central and eastern parts of england as we go through the afternoon. some spells of sunshine as well, but temperatures much lower. still 28—29 celsius across eastern england, more like 19 celsius for northern ireland and the western side of scotland. we stick with those cooler conditions for the rest of the week. there will be some sunny spells, but some bursts of rain at times. some of that rain could be heavy, possibly thundery. bye for now. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. hello everybody and welcome to talking business weekly, with me, aaron heslehurst. let's go and take a look at what's on the show. is europe heading for an energy emergency? ener

fresher from the west, so by the end of the night, temperatures in glasgow and belfast will be around 14 degrees. still very warm across centralr conditions pushing in from the west as we get into wednesday. so a different feel to the weather on wednesday. we will see some showers around, maybe some thunderstorms popping up, perhaps most especially across central and eastern parts of england as we go through the afternoon. some spells of sunshine as well, but temperatures much lower. still 28—29 celsius across eastern england, more like 19 celsius for northern ireland and the western side of scotland. we stick with those cooler conditions for the rest of the week. there will be some sunny spells, but some bursts of rain at times. some of that rain could be heavy, possibly thundery. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. europe wilts under blistering heat with more countries, including the uk, set to reach record temperatures. we'll look at how climate change is behind the extreme heat, and hear this warning from scientists. it isa it is a little bi

fresher from the west, so by the end of the night, temperatures in glasgow and belfast will be around 1a degrees. still very warm across central these cooler conditions pushing in from the west as we get into wednesday. so a different feel to the weather on wednesday. we will see some showers around, maybe some thunderstorms popping up, perhaps most especially across central and eastern parts of england as we go through the afternoon. some spells of sunshine as well, but temperatures much lower. still 28—29 celsius across eastern england, more like 19 celsius for northern ireland and the western side of scotland. we stick with those cooler conditions for the rest of the week. there will be some sunny spells, but some bursts of rain at times. some of that rain could be heavy, possibly thundery. bye for now. good morning. welcome to breakfast with mejon kay here at the beautiful droitwich lido in worcestershire, and nina warhurst in the studio. our headlines today... after yesterday's scorching temperatures, today could be even hotter, possibly as high as 42 degrees — a new record. the met office has issued a red extreme heat wa

central western areas, and afresh than last night, especially in the west, glasgow city centre, 7 degreesland, north—west england could down to about four or five celsius. at any site for many here, eastern parts of england, starts cloudy, but brightening up comic sunny afternoon to come, in the west, that sunshine, tony went through northern ireland and by the evening, that rain into the south—west of scotland, and western areas of wales, 1890 degrees at the highs, but warm in the centre and further east, we have lost a humid feel but it still feels quite pleasant. a feel returns as we go through none monday night. dragging up through none monday night. dragging up the airfrom through none monday night. dragging up the air from the mid—atlantic a lot of cloud around, outbreaks of rain and drizzle, quite extensive to start tuesday. not much rain in the southernmost counties but we will continue with some damp conditions, tuesday afternoon. most places will feel pretty muggy, temperate as climbing to the mid to high 20s. through the second of the week, weather fronts will sweep away a lot

fresher from the west, so by the end of the night, temperatures in glasgow and belfast will be around 1a degrees. still very warm across centraln from the west as we get into wednesday. so a different feel to the weather on wednesday. we will see some showers around, maybe some thunderstorms popping up, perhaps most especially across central and eastern parts of england as we go through the afternoon. some spells of sunshine as well, but temperatures much lower. still 28—29 celsius across eastern england, more like 19 celsius for northern ireland and the western side of scotland. we stick with those cooler conditions for the rest of the week. there will be some sunny spells, but some bursts of rain at times. some of that rain could be heavy, possibly thundery. bye for now. hello again. it is time for the top business stories. as unprecedented heatwaves and wildfires hit europe: how will it effect your shopping basket, particularly fresh fruit and veg? the boss of goldman sachs warns inflation will hit his business and it's likely to take some time to tame. wall street wobbles as the earnings season kicks off. plus, can the sho

in central glasgow 7 degrees., will continue to put lots of cloud in. further rain and drizzle at times on tuesday but to the east of high ground, temperatures continue to climb back up temperatures continue to climb back up into the mid—high 20s for some. very warm and humid day for tuesday. pressure a buck dry conditions for the rest of the week with sunshine at times across many areas. one effect of the pandemic has been on the levels of literacy among pre—school age children with many missing out on social interaction. a project by the national literacy trust is trying to close the gap as nicola haseler has been finding out. these early years spent largely with their parents will shape these children's future attainment. it's now that they learn the foundations of communicating. but during the pandemic parents found it harder to find time to talk to their child. a quarter reported they didn't chat with their child at least once a day. this early words together programme run by the national literacy trust targe

central and western areas, clearer skies and a much fresher night than last night, especially in the west. glasgow five celsius. but a sunny start for many here. eastern parts of england starts cloudy but brightening up. sunny afternoon to come. in the west, though, after that morning sunshine, northern ireland, certainly through the afternoon, turning wet and windy. and by the evening that rain into the southwest of scotland, potentially isle of man and western areas of wales. 18, 19 degrees at the highest here, but warm in the sunshine further east. lost the humid feel but it will still feel quite pleasant. the humid feel, though, returns as we go through monday night into tuesday. air flow pressure to the north—west dragging up the air from the mid—atla ntic. lots of cloud around. outbreaks of rain and drizzle quite extensively to start tuesday. not much rain again, though, in southernmost counties. but whilst we continue with some damp conditions around these western coasts and hills through tuesday afternoon, east of high ground, eastern northern ireland, east wales, eastern parts of scotland

central and western areas, clearer skies and a much fresher night than last night, especially in the west. glasgowt and windy. and by the evening that rain into the southwest of scotland, potentially isle of man and western areas of wales. 18, 19 degrees at the highest here, but warm in the sunshine further east. lost the humid feel but it will still feel quite pleasant. the humid feel, though, returns as we go through monday night into tuesday. air flow pressure to the north—west dragging up the air from the mid—atla ntic. lots of cloud around. outbreaks of rain and drizzle quite extensively to start tuesday. not much rain again, though, in southernmost counties. but whilst we continue with some damp conditions around these western coasts and hills through tuesday afternoon, eastern high ground, eastern northern ireland, east wales, eastern parts of scotland, eastern england, will feel very muggy. temperature is climbing in the mid to high 20s. and then through the second half of the week, weather fronts will sweep away a lot of that cloud. high pressure starting to build its way in. still a few

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