not in guildford, no.nd a splash is great news for the charitable trust that runs the lido and other leisure centres in the region. everything we make is reinvested into our centres so of course we need to make sure we hit the bottom line so we can continue to keep places like this operating and going for the public, to carry on for years and years to come. with online booking this is a family favourite and when the sun shines it is surrey�*s answer to the mediterranean. steve humphrey, bbc south today, guildford. fire services across the region are calling on people to take extra care as an extreme heat warning comes into place from today. temperatures in some parts of the country are expected to hit 37 degrees celsius, with the dry conditions making the risk of wildfires even higher. sarah teale has been at the control room at leicester fire and rescue today, to see how they are coping. this is where they field all the emergency calls coming in and it has been relentless here since the last heatwave. on

in cranleigh, near guildford, residents queued up for bottled water after their taps ran dry. issues at one of its treatment works, and that fixing it was taking longer than they'd hoped. and it isn'tjust humans who need hydration. one farmer in suffolk has been filling 70 water troughs a day to make sure the wildlife have enough to drink. an amber heat alert is still in place today and the drought in parts of england could potentially last into next year. at least seven people have been injured by gunmen injerusalem. the shooting, which happened in the early hours of the morning, is being treated by israeli police as a terror attack. the attackers opened fire at two locations in the city, targeting a bus as well as people waiting in a car park near the western wall. two of the seven wounded are in a critical condition, and all have been taken to hospitals injerusalem. the shooting comes a week after israeli raids in gaza, which killed more than a0 palestinians. one person has been arrested following a shooting incident at canberra airport. there have been no reported injuries

near guildford, residents queued up for bottled water after their taps ran dry. treatment works, and that fixing it was taking longer than they'd hoped. and it isn'tjust humans who need hydration. 0ne farmer in suffolk has been filling 70 water troughs each day to make sure the wildlife have enough to drink. an amber heat alert is still in place today and the drought in parts of england could potentially last into next year. let's hear more about the situation in cranleigh then, where some woke up this morning with low or no water supplies for the second day. a statement from thames water says netley mill water treatment works is now back in service and supply is gradually being restored to the local network. this will continue over the remainder of the day. it's continuing to supply bottled water to those who need it. we had water at 11 o'clock last night, after we were in bed, and so we thought it was all back on. this morning, we got up and it was just a trickle, but then that trickle has gone to nothing again. so... how are you coping with that? it's difficul

near guildford, residents queued up for bottled water after their taps ran dry.said there were technical issues at one of its treatment works, and that fixing it was taking longer than they'd hoped. and it isn'tjust humans who need hydration. 0ne farmer in suffolk has been filling 70 water troughs each day to make sure the wildlife have enough to drink. an amber heat alert is still in place today and the drought in parts of england could potentially last into next year. reports in the us say salman rushdie, who was stabbed at an event in new york state, has been taken off a ventilator and is able to talk. ukraine's president has warned that any russian soldiers who shoot at the besieged zaporizhzhia nuclear plant will be targeted by security services. at least seven people have been injured by gunmen injerusalem. the shooting, which happened in the early hours of the morning, is being treated by israeli police as a terror attack. the attackers opened fire at two locations in the city, targeting a bus as well as people waiting in a car park near the western wall.

in cranleigh, near guildford, residents queued up for bottled water after their taps ran dry.e technical issues at one of its treatment works, and that fixing it was taking longer than they'd hoped. and it's notjust humans who need hydration. 0ne farmer in suffolk has been filling 70 water troughs a day to make sure the wildlife have enough to drink. an amber heat alert is still in place today and the drought in parts of england could potentially last into next year. a teenage boy has died after going into the sea in skegness. emergency services were alerted to reports of a child in the water at around 6pm yesterday. after police and coastguard searches, the boy's body was found at 11.30pm. the alleged attacker in a shooting injerusalem in which seven people were injured has handed himself in. the attack happened at two locations in the city — at a bus and a car park near the western wall. israeli police believe he acted alone and no known links with militant groups. one person has been arrested following a shooting incident at canberra airport. there have been no reported inj

near guildford, residents queued up for bottled water after their taps ran dry. was taking longer than they'd hoped. and it isn'tjust humans who need hydration. one farmer in suffolk has been filling 70 water troughs a day to make sure the wildlife have enough to drink. an amber heat alert is still in place today and the drought in parts of england could potentially last into next year. several european countries have seen a wave of deadly wildfires, triggered by record temperatures and drought across the continent. here you can see there are currently major fires in much of western europe. officials are concerned that windy conditions could make the situation worse. in france, officials in the south—western gironde region have said a major fire there has been brought under control and 8,000 people can return to their homes, but another wildfire in south—central france has reignited, forcing more than 1,000 people from their homes. our correspondent, bethany bell, is in the gironde region. firefighters have brought the big blaze that was burning near here under c

near guildford, residents queued up for bottled water after their taps ran dry.re were technical issues at one of its treatment works, and that fixing it was taking longer than they'd hoped. and it isn'tjust humans who need hydration. one farmer in suffolk has been filling 70 water troughs each day to make sure the wildlife have enough to drink. an amber heat alert is still in place today and the drought in parts of england could potentially last into next year. with me now is andrew harvey, a helicopter pilot trained to do airdrops on wildfires. thank you forjoining us. how challenging is that work? from a oint of challenging is that work? from a point of view _ challenging is that work? from a point of view of _ challenging is that work? from a point of view of even _ challenging is that work? from a point of view of even getting - challenging is that work? from a point of view of even getting to i challenging is that work? from a i point of view of even getting to the fire, and then actually try to sort it out, invariably we almost get calls too late when thin

near guildford, residents queued up for bottled water after their taps ran dry.ts treatment works and that fixing it was taking longer than they'd hoped. and it isn'tjust humans who need hydration. 0ne farmer in suffolk has been filling 70 water troughs each day to make sure the wildlife have enough to drink. an amber heat alert is still in place today and the drought in parts of england could potentially last into next year. the headlines on bbc news... a group of charities and community organisations have called the rises in energy bills a national emergency as labour is to call for the energy price cap to be frozen in october. the energy minister says their plan won't work. the author sir salman rushdie has been taken off a ventilator. his agent says his road to recovery has begun and his condition is heading in the right direction after being stabbed at an event in new york state. egyptian health officials say at least 41 people have died and 40 are injured in a fire at a coptic church in north—west cairo. sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport ce

near guildford, residents queued up for bottled water after their taps ran dry.e technical issues at one of its treatment works, and that fixing it was taking longer than they'd hoped. and it isn'tjust humans who need hydration. 0ne farmer in suffolk has been filling 70 water troughs each day to make sure the wildlife have enough to drink. an amber heat alert is still in place today and the drought in parts of england could potentially last into next year. a teenage boy has died after going into the sea in skegness. emergency services were alerted to reports of a child in the water at around 6pm yesterday. after police and coastguard searches, the boy's body was found at 11:30pm. more than 20,000 people have been detected crossing the english channel in small boats so far this year, uk government figures show. that compares to a figure of around 28,000 throughout the whole of 2021. despite the growing numbers, the uk arrivals in small boats are a fraction of the number of people going to europe. prosecutions for breaching covid restrictions have been dropped agai

near guildford residents queued up for bottled water after the taps ran dry.ed. and it is notjust humans who need hydration, one farmer in suffolk has been filling 70 water troughs a day to make sure that the wildlife enough to drink. an amber heat alert is still in place today and the drought in parts of england could potentially last until next year. will batchelor, bbc news. china is well known for its ancient practices of acupuncture to promote healing and what well—being. now increasingly pet owners are turning to the method to help soothe aches and pains of their beloved cats dogs. in this asian clinic, pets of all shapes and sizes are being signed up for treatment, care that are on your site is less invasive and comes with fewer side effects tha n effects than conventional treatments. recordings of gentle bamboo music and chirping helps them relax. translation: every time a terror going to visit doctor lee for some treatment she is really happy and ready to get into the car. she will come to be lying for 40 minutes or an hour. this is bbc news., the hea

continues in surrey and thames for water are planning a hosepipe ban or a sprinkle ban in cranleigh and guildford as well, so how quickly they will get their daughter back and what they can do but it's still up in the air. this is the kind of thing that gets people phoning in to local radio stations, like yours. fine people phoning in to local radio stations, like yours.— stations, like yours. one of the thins stations, like yours. one of the things they _ stations, like yours. one of the things they are _ stations, like yours. one of the things they are bringing - stations, like yours. one of the things they are bringing about. stations, like yours. one of the| things they are bringing about is trying to work out which water companies supply them, surrey has five different water company supplying them, and they all have different restrictions on different areas, and one of the things that people are telling us is they are confused and they want the leaks fixed. there are a high amount of leaks from thames water and others in the area, not quite understanding what is happening with the hosepipe ba

near guildford, residents queued up for bottled water after their taps ran dry.ng it was taking longer than they'd hoped. and it isn'tjust humans who need hydration. 0ne farmer in suffolk has been filling 70 water troughs a day to make sure the wildlife have enough to drink. an amber heat alert is still in place today and the drought in parts of england could potentially last into next year. five days after kenya's presidential election, frustrations continue to grow over the delay in announcing the results. almost half the results have been confirmed with vice—president william ruto taking a slight lead of 51% — 3% more than his rival, raila 0dinga. the slow count is adding to growing tension among kenyans, as we heard from people in the western city of kisumu. right now we are very tired because we are... people are not going to work. the students are in the house. and, right now, when we cannot go to work to look for men. we are not happy because, number one, all the businesses are stuck. the way that we have been getting money in the normal days has really go

near guildford, residents queued up for bottled water after their taps ran dry. the treatment works and that fixing it was taking longer than they hoped. and it isn'tjust humans who need hydration. one farmer in suffolk has been filling 70 water troughs each day to make sure the wildlife have enough to drink. an amber hit later still in place today and the drought in parts of england could potentially last into next year. will bachelor, bbc news. stricter controls are expected on water use as the dry conditions continue. five water companies have already announced restrictions, including hosepipe bans. our reporter alison freeman is in scarborough for us this morning. alison, what has yorkshire water announced and what other measures come!, this is an intimate? the ministersjust come!, this is an intimate? the ministers just descended come!, this is an intimate? the ministersjust descended here. they would have been benefiting from the warm weather with people wanting to come here to call off but as you say there are serious concerns about water levels. yorkshire