it's only people she made famous, the harry potter kids the distance themselves from her.te this world out of something she created, they are distancing themselves. more power to her for not backing down. >> greg: this would be a good monologue. it's weird how the risk ratio or whatever you call it has flipped. older people are more willing to take risks. younger people have turned into these weird puritans. like john cleese. talking about comedy. all of these older comedians are saying the same thing. what is wrong? >> jim: where's the loyalty? all these people. she made you a star. i'm pinching my way into you, so whatever you say goes. you can never lose me. i don't care what you stand for and what rallies you go for. team gutfeld all the way. >> greg: i have an ally. we have to move on. we have to move on. coming up ( ♪♪ ) favorite partner. crushing topspin. and leg cramp relief. giving it your all? make sure you have the right partner by your side. hyland's naturals leg cramps quick dissolve tablets. no water needed. no stomach upset. just fast, effective relief. hyla

this is, without a doubt, the most fantastic exhibition on "harry potter" that has ever happened.at hall. you'll take a visit to hagrid's hut. you'll see props and costumes, but you'll also be engaged in an immersive experience like no other. and i'll tell you, the response from visitors has just been phenomenal. man, you're going to see more people scalping tickets for the harry potter exhibit than eagles game pretty soon. - well, we could. philly's a great sports town, but i have to tell you, its art and culture scene is second to none as well. [music playing] narrator: and no one knows that better than philly-based fashion designer and "project runway" contestant prajje oscar. everybody, bow down. it's heavy as [bleep]. these models are going to die. narrator: while his haitian background is woven into his work-- this dress here is actually hand-painted on, so i painted all this color onto the flowers. narrator: --prajje uses philadelphia as his muse. prajje, this is where all the magic happens, huh? this is where all the magic happens, yes. johnny devenanzio: what made you cho

this is harry potter 240 points could be earned.the version of one of the commands. what do you think of our version of the babiega is your version of the dragon. by the way, i would like aladdin to be on the seventh line, he was armed with a carpet, peter pan had to act with such pollen, and then he flew. well, there could be some fairies themselves. ah. okay, drum roll, third line, and there it's like a baba yaga, there a baba yaga and 60 socks they earn. he is the score of the circus performer team 252 points, 252, 171, these are incredible people. just incredible listen i we are now so we will almost part, because the game will continue with the rivals. and i thought all the way, uh, ask not ask, i ask, but you are at home, what language do you speak? well, you were born in russia, but as a sister we speak russian, and with mom and dad we speak slave. and if someone comes close, you can immediately go interesting when you find yourself in egypt and the people of egypt hear that you speak arabic well , maybe, yes, that is, you ha

scenes from the first ever harry potter film the sources. amous teenage wizard celebrates a birthday tomorrow and the town of danville, helping harry celebrate by throwing a big bash today. festivities include a game of quidditch, of course, a class on magical potions, and at noon, there's going to be a scavenger hunt. joining us to talk about today's two part event. we've got the organizers with us danville recreation superintendent jessica wallner. an adult and senior services program supervisor martinez good morning to both of you. good morning, so fabulous. i'm so jealous that i didn't somehow you know where my scarf and you know and represent my house of whatever house sorting hat would put me in. so tell me about this. you know what? harry potter 42 years old? i think tomorrow so what i loved about this is that it doesn't really matter how old you are. i think you have fans from so many age groups and new generations coming to introduce themselves to harry potter and you know this wizarding world and loving it. babies dressed up in thei

well, when harry potter comes out in ukrainian, it is obvious that the ukrainian harry potter is competingetter to approve the ukrainian language. i see vitaliy looking intently at the screen i will watch alone somewhere if we were talking about books when there you follow who ate there wanted to sit down as far as i understand you pushed him away he didn't sit down he just signed the agreement i'm not convinced he walked there in the background but then someone approached the minister of defense of turkey osnab and this is already coming representatives of the ukrainian delegation they sit down this is wrong they just take turns sitting at the tables and that’s it or who is there the camera prevents me from seeing the minister or the infrastructure of ukraine kubrakov on the left and on the right means a representative of the turkish church this is what do they see in this one? you turned out to be right. but you see. i don’t. they sign one by one. all the mustaches remind me of one collaborator. you don’t have to work, so you were there. putin was there, then no one else would be. it con

, a real—life game inspired by the fictional world of harry potter is having a name change.change, citing what they call the anti— transposition of jk call the anti— transposition of jk rowling. the author has denied being trans phobic the previously the organisation also cited trade issues with warner brothers. and that is it. hello. after that exceptional heat to start the week, for many of you, it was significantly cooler on wednesday compared with tuesday. tuesday, of course, we saw temperatures approach around 1:0 celsius in a number of spots. for some, it was actually 10—17 degrees cooler, but to put it into a bit of perspective, those temperatures still well above where we should be for ajuly afternoon. the exceptional heat had pushed a bit further eastwards, record—breaking heat in denmark. all that heat over the next couple of days pushes its way southwards and eastwards, and then into the weekend, we start to see it build once more in across parts of the uk. not, though, at the levels we've seen this week. as for thursday, as we start the day, it's going to be a la

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potteriggest ever investment to combat climate change but stops short of declaring an emergency. his warning comes as wildfires continue to rage across europe. firefighters struggle in the heatwave to tackle flames in greece, spain and italy. parliament in sri lanka has voted for prime minister ranil wickremesinghe to become the country�*s new president, despite his unpopularity with the public. he faces the task of leading the country out of its economic collapse and restoring order after months of mass protests. last week, his private home was burnt down and his office also stormed after demonstrations against his leadership. the contest to become britain�*s next prime minister has been narrowed to two candidates: the formerfinance minister, rishi sunak, and the foreign secretary, liz truss. let me introduce you to some of those who will decide who our next prime minister will be. we are in the queen�*s head, in chesham, in buckinghamshire, with some conservative party members. this town,

russian books, that is, when we published some vowels of the world writers of the world, like harry potterhere or roald dahl, we had to fight here with these russian-language versions, despite the fact that ours were considered as if, in the harry potter world, the translation is better and the covers are more interesting, and joan rowling is very similar to them we are treated well and we are cheaper, so much cheaper anyway, there were many people in ukraine, it would be better to be raped eh, they didn’t live in a ukrainized country, and they uh, what a russian book, well, such and such inertia, of course, uh, what many people bought more in ukrainian, but that's all one thing is wrong, and we called, er. i remember that when yushchenko came to power and already, er, we didn't imagine that this law would be adopted . i didn’t even dream of accepting it back then, but at least the russian book would have some kind of tax there, so that it would be more expensive here, so that the translations, which i already have in ukrainian, would not be duplicated , so that they would be registered so

three organizations that promote the game harry potter fans know as quidditch are changing its name to quad ball. the move is an effort to distance themselves from potter author j.k. rowling who has been criticized for comments considered transphobic. >>> coming up, see who's building their own coffins. all right. that's next. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a hospital? yeah. that's what i'm scared of. if you were to die, man... that would litera

. >> "harry potter." >> and christopher walken. >> "i don't really know what i'm supposed to say." >> secret talent. i hid it from everyone. i was like, like i said, one day this is going to come in handy. i guess it came in handy now. >> adam reigning supreme on snapchat, winning first place in the recent celebrity impressions spotlight challenge. >> called my parents. called everyone that i know, basically. i don't know. it felt good. it felt really good. >> all the finalists in the spotlight challenges winning cash prizes. >> "get to the chopper." >> "and now we're sexy." >> he surprisingly does not have a background in performing. >> growing up, i would like attach to a random character, practice that line all day, and then that just gets stored in my brain waiting for a moment to use it. >> have you ever tried an impression and were like, can't do that one, won't try that again? >> shaggy. shaggy from scooby-doo is so hard. like "scoob." >> do you have a favorite? >> roz. >> really? >> roz is my favorite. >> roz, the gruff receptionist from "monsters, inc." >> i'm watching you, w

you do, and i'm the chief energy specialist in a large company to do with the main villain from harry potterare so many who want to, that they almost stand in line. this is him for the frame in the image, and after our voldemort even with a hug, maybe like

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final installment of "harry potteris is "outside source," live from the bbc news are. our top story, sri lankan president gotabayaajapaksa has resigned after leaving the country, sparking celebrations among antigovernment protesters. we now turn to the middle east, where joe biden is on the second day of meetings in israel. this morning, the u.s. president and israel's caretaker prime minist lapid met to discuss security and sport. >> had a long conversation about american baseball. >> but the key focus was a security and iran. here he is later, signing a joint statement pledging military cooperationnd to never allow iran to acquire nuclear weapons. opinions differ between the u.s. and israel over how best to tackle thessue. >> words will not stop them, mr. president. diplomacy will not stop them. the only think that will stop iran is knowing that if they continue to develop their nuclear program, the free world will use force. the only way to stop them is to put a credible military threats on the table. >> speaking al

. >> and harry potter costs an average 85 pounds and this time last year this was $110. and this year about $100. >> you have to get to europe first and airfares are soaring because of higher fuel costs. prices between new york and paris for example have tripled since march 2019 and average thoet hotel prices in europe are up 44% in the past year. some of europe's hottest destinations pushing $250 a night. but if you can't get away just yet. you have time. >> for the british pound and the euro, what is the forecast. >> some people are saying it is going to hold fairly steady but others are saying that is going to drop. >> one man's misery is another man's happiness. >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: and that means you still have time to buy the plane tickets anet over normal but we met americans who already have. cbs news, london. >> they are expensive. but we'll check anyway. checking wall street. it was a mixed day. dow gained 90 and the nasdaq was down 51 and the s&p was up by 5. >>> how about this very unusual video. paul likes it. with-t was a big surprise. a whale

across the country are suspiciously quiet as children bury their noses in the final installment of harry potterelcome, you're watching bbc world ns. our main story this hour, steve bannon, former aide to donald trump, found guilty of criminal contempt of congress. let's turn to the ongoing crisis in sri lanka where one of the first acts of the new president after being sworn in on thursday was to deploy military police. but before that, we're going to cross over to washingn tohe court where steve bannon is now speaking. >> we may have lost a battle here today but we're not going to lose this war. david is going to talk about exactly what the jury heard that came to their conclusion, about what was put on in that croom. david is going to talk to you about the appeals process. in the closing argument, the prosecutor missed one very important phrase. i stand with trump and the constitution and i will never back off that ever. >> this seems like the misdemeanor from hell, what happened? >> this is round one. that's what happened. bulletproof appeal. have you ever in another case seen a judge six ti

across the country are suspiciously quiet as children ry their noses in the final installment of harry potters: we are here in the bbc news room. thank you for joining me. our lead stories -- extreme temperature across europe and wildfires in portugal, france, greece and spain. thousand have been evacuated and hundreds are reported to have died because of the heat. scientists are telling us we are going to have to get used to these extreme temperatures. let's turn to ukraine because president zelenskyy has suspded the head of the company's spy agency and investor -- investigator general because of alleged collusion with russia. here he is speaking in a televised address. >> more than 60 employees of the prosecutor's office and security service of ukraine have remained in the occupied territory and are working against our state. thformer head of t main department of the security service in the autonomous republic of crime it was detained. i dismissed him in the beginning of theull-scale invasion. as we can see, this decision was justified. sufficient evidence has been collected to give notice

polls 49-year-old deputy called johnson a dishonest person and showed a good knowledge of the harry potterbledore, it is easy to resist enemies, but it is more difficult to resist friends call friends gathered in the studio one could with a high degree of conditionality. and as for the magic, the future head of the cabinet will indeed miss him, given the bleak state of the british economy. let's get inflation straight arose because of our monetary policy due to the fact that we were not tight enough on the money supply. here's how i would go about solving this problem. liz needs to be honest to beat credit inflation. this is not a plan. this is a fairy tale competitor, and many of them worked in the same cabinet of ministers, they know well where everyone has vulnerabilities pena mordon got for the fact that at one time she actively advocated for the expansion of the rights of transgender people. and this, a controversial topic in conservative circles, is a reservist of the naval forces. and the first woman in british history. secretary of defense morgant. she defended herself the best she

let me jog your memory of course, we all remember you from "harry potter." >> oh, yeah. [ laughter ]mmy: yeah, maybe. [ light laughter ] >> you're telling a lot of folks, jimmy >> jimmy: well, you know what, let's just show a clip, 'cause we have one. here we go >> they are coming ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's the scene [ cheers and applause ♪ did you enjoy doing that >> yeah, no, hugely. i mean, the best thing about like, background acting, particularly on big movies like that -- and i recommend it to every actor out there -- is, essentially, no one pays attention to you in the background so you get to be best actor spy. i was just watching, like, how these directors work with these actors where emma watson hides her phones between takes like it was just -- and this is the valuable stuff it was under the tablecloths at the wedding, by the way. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's where they do it, wow. >> sorry, emma >> jimmy: yeah can we talk about "the gray man" >> yeah, all day long. >> jimmy: this is an action movie, and it is action-packed it is fantastic. it's a lot of act

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry pottere emergency. the final two will go head—to—head to become the next uk prime minister. turning to the uk now, london�*s fire service says that tuesday was its busiest day since world war two, dealing with multiple blazes in record—breaking temperatures. the city was one of 15 areas around the uk to declare a major incident. one of the most serious fires was in wennington in east london, where houses were destroyed. it came as temperatures hit a record 40.3 degrees celsius. elsewhere in europe, french president emmanuel macron has visited the southwest of the country, where wildfires forced more than 30,000 people from their homes. fires are continuing to blaze in spain. the authorities there said 500 people had died from heat—related conditions. italy and greece are also dealing with wildfires amid drought conditions. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson sent this report. fire chiefs are too cautious to talk about a turning point, but the fire here has stabilised enough for president macro

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potterhe latest headlines: systemic failures revealed in the way police responded to the mass killing at a texas school in may, when 19 children were among the dead. wildfires triggered by extreme heat burn across southern europe. the high temperatures claim more than 1,000 lives. the candidates for the leadership of britain's governing conservative party have clashed in their second live tv debate. the three women and two men all said they would not be prepared to give borisjohnson a job in their government. here's our political correspondent, ben wright. there's plenty ofjeopardy with these debates. front runners hoping to hold their advantage and not to trip up. their closest rivals jockeying to break from the pack. a chance to dazzle for the outside bets. the race to be tory leader and the next prime minister remains wide open, and that's why the fight is getting fierce. rishi, you have raised taxes to the highest level in 70 years. that is not going to drive economic growth. you raised

station on the platform at 9.3 a.m., hit a lobo man and then go to the focus express to explain to harry potter arranged life is, and he can join this hogwarts to the russian federation. he can also think like that in his mental state. there may be various disorders, but that does not mean that we have to think like that. i am simply explaining to you what the necessary conditions are that the necessary conditions for the accession of transnistria to the russian federation are not an interview of some a-a a-a hm, it's crazy who calls himself the minister of foreign affairs, it's unknown why and the real reasons are the military occupation of ukraine, after which it will be possible to occupy, even if it is not occupied, it must be occupied . it is already occupied, after which the russian army which is occupying the south of ukraine reunites with the russian occupation counterpart of transnistria and they all go into the pockets right, but i hope that this will not happen because i do not see now strategic reasons to believe that such events can develop, putin can consider otherwise well, these

across the country are suspiciously quiet as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potterhma vaswani in singapore. 0ur headlines: a report into the mass shooting at a school in texas in may finds systemic failures in the law enforcement response to the tragedy. wildfires triggered by extreme heat are burning across southern europe. the high temperatures have claimed more than a thousand lives. to ukraine now, where the ongoing conflict is now one of the deadliest in europe, since the second world war. ukrainian officials say more than a hundred of their soldiers are dying every day, while the number is said to be much higher on the russian side. in the latest development, president zelensky has sacked two of his top officials over their staffers' "collaboration" with russia. 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan beale, reports from the donbas region, on the human and psychological cost of the war. death can come quickly in the donbas. the seconds it takes for a russian shell to land. this time among the homes of ordinary people. their elderly neighbour was killed. she shows

really want to, but there is reality and you can't shrug it off, say i'm there ingodium-lavios harry potter and once and it became a golden country, some kind of green country, it doesn’t happen like that, i’m just all this needs to be created and a bunch of world media cnn well, i’m not telling you, the bbc is so public, but there is cnn fox news , uh, there are other such media, they are private well, someone is responsible this is to pay, you understand, in ukraine there is such a market who would make the media profitable, they are not unprofitable media, well, pay. and this is at a time when we are waging a heavy information war with the russian media, which have an unlimited resource, an unlimited resource, so we talked about an unlimited resource , and now we are actually talking about money, let's move on to the topic of money, oleksandr marchenko money during the war, please say good evening sashko good evening, thank you vasyl, in the next minute you will find out about the actions of gazprom, which stopped the supply of fuel to europe, as well as what will happen to the ukrainian

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potter's intense heatwave ignites wildfires. many have died in extreme temperatures across the continent. moscow orders all its forces to step up operations in ukraine as russian missiles strike cities across the country. sri lanka's parliament has gathered to begin the process of choosing a new president. that new leader will replace gotabaya rajapaksa, who fled the country and resigned in the face of massive anti—government protests. our correspondent secunder kermani reports from the capital, colombo. tight security outside parliament this morning as politicians began the process of selecting a new president. this is the man it's most likely to be — ranil wickremesinghe, currently acting leader. he's an old political face and has been the focus of protester anger. the president's office is still under the control of demonstrators, though they've handed back other official buildings. a few metres away, the main protest camp, named the gota go home village — a reference to the ousted presid

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry pottere. 0ur headlines: the uk records its highest ever temperatures with the heatwave sparking dozens of fires around london. notjust europe. china has been facing an extreme heatwave, with more hot weather forecast. now to washington, where 17 democratic members of congress have been arrested at an abortion rights protest outside the supreme court. the group includes alexandria 0casio—cortez, a prominent member of the progressive wing of the democratic party. the congresswoman and her colleagues have been led away by police after blocking a nearby street as part of a civil disobedience rally. i'm joined now by our north america correspondent peter bowes. he has been looking into the story. peter, in the first instance, this seems rather shocking to me. they were protesting what appears to be quite peacefully, they are allowed to do that, so why were they arrested? this was because you're absolutely right — a peaceful protest outside a very close to the steps of the supreme court, but durin

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potteres: wildfires tear through european countries, france is now the worst affected with 30 thousand people forced from their homes. a chinese filmmaker has appeared in court in lowy charged with child export patient. he was living in malawi when a bbc investigation reported that he had used local children to film a personalised greeting. some of which included racist content. we got the moment when he was confronted by the bbc team here, which documented how he had used those local children to film all of those greetings. runako celina who investigated this story for the bbc�*s africa eye explained how it came about. well, i mean i lived in beijing, china, for seven years. i had seen these videos for years. you know, this industry, that these videos belonged to has existed for seven years since 2015. there was bounds of roger versi about the industry. ——bouts of controversy. but it took all of this time, essentially, for the industry to be shut down. i felt quite strongly that we needed t

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potteres: a clear and present danger. president biden pledges to make the biggest—ever investment to combat climate change — but stops short of declaring an emergency. his warning comes as wildfires continue to rage across europe. firefighters struggle in the heatwave to tackle flames in greece, spain and italy. parliament in sri lanka has voted for prime minister ranil wickremesinghe to become the country's new president, despite his unpopularity with the public. he faces the task of leading the country out of its economic collapse and restoring order after months of mass protests. last week, his private home was burnt down and his office also stormed after demonstrations against his leadership. i'm nowjoined from colombo by prasad welikumbura, a journalist and political activist. he's been voted in until 2024, are you happy about that? hat are you happy about that? not reall . are you happy about that? not really. because _ are you happy about that? iirrt really. because if you look at how

a special initially quiet this time as children buried their noses in the final instalment of harry potterrishma vaswani in singapore, our headlines. people in sri lanka have defied a curfew to celebrate the resignation of president gotabaya rajapaksa following days of protests. russian forces extend their reach into western ukraine, as cruise missiles hit business and residential buildings. president biden and the israeli prime minister yair lapid have signed a a joint declaration to stop iran from developing nuclear weapons. the american leader was injerusalem before moving on to saudi arabia. from jerusalem, our middle east editorjeremy bowen reports. not the wild west, but the middle east. for all its power, america's ability to control middle eastern turbulence is limited. joe biden and israel's acting prime minister, yair lapid, signed a declaration billed as historic. in fact, it had all been said before, but israel needed him to say it again. i made it absolutely clear we will not, let me say it again, we will not allow iran to acquire a nuclear weapon. for israel, it starts with a

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potterng for what could be their final televised public hearing into the january the 6th attack on the capitol. president biden has tested positive for covid, but he says he's carrying on working in isolation in the white house. let's turn to turkey now, which says a deal has been reached to allow ukraine to resume exports of grain through the black sea. it will be signed on friday in istanbul by ukraine, russia, turkey and the un secretary general. russia's invasion of ukraine, which is one of the world's biggest suppliers of wheat and other grains, led to a huge rise in food prices. under the deal, russia would agree to a truce at sea to allow grain to be moved, and turkey would inspect ships to ensure they are not carrying any weapons. here's ukraine's ambassador to un sergiy kyslytsya, speaking to bbc news just a short while ago. it's a very elaborate agreement that we all may decide tomorrow in istanbul. i can assure you that everybody�*s dictated everybody�*s dedicated and the teams of

are suspiciously quietly this luncyhtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry pottere. our headlines... soaring temperatures break records in britain, with the heatwave triggering a surge of fires in london. the london fire brigade declared a major emergency. wildfires are also spreading in many areas across europe, particularly in spain and france. there are warnings about the danger to human health. let's move away from that heatwave story for now, and take you to iran, where russian president vladimir putin has met turkish and iranian leaders in tehran. this is only his second foreign trip since he launched the invasion of ukraine in february. unblocking ukrainian grain exports via the black sea was high on the agenda, and mr putin said progress had been made. i'mjoin i'm join now by sina azodi at the university of south florida. it's great to get you on the programme, mr azodi. great to get you on the programme, mrazodi. how do great to get you on the programme, mr azodi. how do you think the visit went? i mr azodi. how do you think the visit went? , ., , went? i

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potterman — saudi arabia's crown prince, he holds him personally responsible for the murder of a dissidentjournalist. record temperatures, health alerts and forest fires burning out of control — europe struggles to cope with an unprecedented heatwave. let's get the latest on the war in ukraine. russia's defence ministry has denied targeting civilians in a missile attack that hit a city southwest of kyiv hundreds of kilometers far from the frontline of the fighting. at least 23 people, three of them children, died in the strike in vinnytsia. here's the bbc�*s zhanna bezpiatchuk. this is what is left after the russian missile hit that clinic in the city centre of vinnytsia. two health workers were killed there, two doctors in a critical health condition and patient, child, was killed there. just next to the clinic there is a nine—storey office block, well known in vinnytsia. normally in the morning, it's full of visitors and workers, full of life. just across the road, there is the concert hal

are suspiciously quietly this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potterni in singapore. 0ur headlines... the uk records as highest ever temperatures with the heat waves working dozens of fires around london. china has been facing extreme heat wave with more hot weather forecast. let's turn to iran, where russian president vladimir putin has met turkish and iranian leaders in tehran. this is only his second foreign trip since he launched the invasion of ukraine in february. unblocking ukrainian grain exports via the black sea was high on the agenda, and mr putin said progress had been made. earlier, i spoke to sina azodi from the atlantic council fellow and asked what president putin and the iranian leaders hope to achieve from the trip. i think that president putin's trip to iran was quite essential in the context of what we've been hearing. recently, we heard that iran supplied drones to russia. iran issued a vgue statement, they did not confirm it. so i believe there's a possibility that the discussion over drones will come in. i think also that there i

a special initially quiet this time as children buried their noses in the final instalment of harry potterwani in singapore. our headlines. the president of sri lanka — gotabaya rajapaksa — who fled abroad in the face of massive anti—government protests — has broken his earlier undertaking to resign. two candidates have been eliminated after the first round of voting to choose britain's next prime minister. the first round of voting to decide who will be the next prime minister of the uk has reduced the field to six candidates without throwing up a clear favourite. the next vote takes place on thursday, and the process will take until september to come up with a winner. with the latest, here's our uk political editor chris mason. the first moment of decision in determining who might be our next prime minister... morduant, 67. ..and who definitely won't be. two candidates will be eliminated, jeremy hunt and nadhim zahawi. the chancellor and the runner—up in the last conservative leadership race out. we out. know that you won't be our next we know that you won't be our next prime minister, w

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potterhe biggest ever investment to combat climate change but stop short of declaring an emergency. this warning comes as wildfires continue to raise across europe. firefighters struggle to tackle flames in greece, spain and italy. let�*s move away from the heatwave now and take you to sri lanka, where lawmakers have voted for prime minister ranil wickremesinghe to become the country�*s new president, despite his unpopularity with the public. he faces the task of leading the country out of its economic collapse and restoring order after months of mass protests. secunder kermani reports from colombo. sri lanka�*s new president is not a popular man. there was heavy security outside parliament as politicians assembled to select a new leader. ranil wickremesinghe is a veteran political figure. now he�*ll be leading a country struggling with its worst ever economic crisis. earlier this month, his offices were temporarily taken over by angry protesters who forced the previous president to flee. de

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potteres: wildfires tear through european countries, france is now the worst affected with 30,000 people forced from their homes. the sentencing trial begins for the parkland school gunman, who killed 17 people in 2018. ajury in florida will decide if it's the death penalty or a life sentence. a chinese film—maker has appeared in court in malawi charged with child exploitation. lu ke was living in malawi when a bbc investigation reported that he had used local children to film personalised greetings, some of which included racist content. this is the moment he was confronted by the bbc team, which documented how he had used local children and how big a business he was running. runako celina who investigated this story for the bbc�*s africa eye explained how it came about. i mean i lived in beijing, china, for seven years. i had seen these videos for years. you know, this industry, that these videos belonged to has existed for seven years since 2015. there was bouts of controversy about the i

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potterd news, the latest headlines: people in sri lanka have defied a curfew to celebrate the resignation of president gotabaya rajapaksa following days of protests. presidentjoe biden pledges that america will use all its power to prevent iran from ever getting nuclear weapons. russian missiles have struck civilian buildings in central ukraine, killing at least 23 people including 3 children and injuring as many as 50, according to ukrainian officials. the attack took place in the city of vinytsia, far from the frontline in the east of the country. a warning — you may find some details in sarah rainsford's report distressing. a sunny morning in vinnytsia suddenly turned pitch black. this was moments after the russian missiles hit. the staggering wounded... ..and those killed on the spot. a it was a strike on the very heart of this city. there was an air raid siren, but this is central ukraine, far from the fighting, so people ignored it. the blast was huge, and among the ruins, we found thi

and here in london's west end, a ticket to "harry potter" costs an average 85 pounds. this time last year, that was about $110. this year, about $100. to be sure, you have to get to europe first, and airfares are soaring because of higher fuel costs. prices between new york and paris, for example, have tripled since march 2019 and average hotel prices in europe are up 44% in the past year. some of europe's hottest destinations pushing 250 bucks a night. but if you can't get away just yet, you have time. >> for the british pound and the euro, what's the forecast? >> some people are saying it's going to hold fairly steady. others are saying it's really going to drop. >> it's almost as if you're saying one man's misery is another man's happiness? >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: that means you still have time to buy those plane tickets and get over here. sure, they are more expensive than normal, but we've met a lot of americans who already have. ramy inocencio, cbs news, london. >>> coming up, adele is heading back to vegas after abruptly canceling her residency. what sh

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime, as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potter: the president of sri lanka, gotabaya rajapaksa, who fled abroad, in the face of massive anti—government protests, has broken his earlier undertaking to resign. two candidates have been eliminated, after the first round of voting to choose britain's next prime minister. in an increasing sign of thawing relations between the united states and cuba, it's been confirmed that american airlines will soon resume flights to several cuban airports. until last month, passenger flights were only allowed into havana, but president biden has reversed some of the tough restrictions introduced by the trump administration, saying it was in the interests of cubans. earlier i spoke tojorge duany, who's the director of cuban research institute. i asked him what this easing of travel restrictions would mean for us families hoping to visit loved ones in cuba and vice versa. it's great forfamilies of cuban origin, both in the united states and cuba. it's one of the most popular measures by any means. two—

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potterpeople in sri lanka have defied a curfew to celebrate the resignation of president gotabaya rajapaksa following days of protests. presidentjoe biden pledges that america will use all its power to prevent iran from ever getting nuclear weapons. there's political uncertainty in italy after the prime minister mario draghi offered his resignation, only to have it rejected by president sergio mattarella. mark lobel explains. temperatures are rising in italy amid a political heatwave dripping with uncertainty. it's notjust the damaging drought that needs dealing with as the country rebounds after the pandemic — there are fragile negotiations to secure billions of euros in eu funds. and pressure to reduce italy's reliance on russian gas but its political coalition is melting. italian residents are not relishing the prospect of another government facing collapse. translation: it really seems to be madness at this time i with the country recovering. translation: this is not good. we should come

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry pottersingapore. 0ur headlines: warnings of a "heat apocalypse" as a blistering heatwave engulfs much of europe with wildfires spreading in many countries. the intense heatwave is affecting most of the uk, where tuesday could be the hottest day since records began. let's turn to the us now, where the trial for school shooter nikolas cruz, who gunned down 17 people at his former high school in parkland, florida, has begun. this is a rare instance of a mass shooter facing a jury, as they often either take their own lives or are killed by police. it is being held to determine his sentence, whether to be executed, or imprisoned for life without parole. 0ur north america correspondent, barbara plett usher told us more about this case. it was a very horrific case in 2018, on valentine's day, at the parkland school in florida. nikolas cruz entered the school through an unlocked door, heavily armed with a high—powered rifle, and he started a rampage in the hallways of some of the classrooms. he kill

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potterkarishma vaswani in singapore. our main headlines: the president of sri lanka, gotabaya rajapaksa, who fled abroad in the face of massive anti—government protests, has broken his earlier undertaking to resign. as we've been hearing, this week's demonstration in sri lanka follows months of economic turmoil which has brought misery to millions across the country. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, explains more on what's led to the chaos of recent days. sri lanka is in real difficulties at the moment. the first of all, there is almost complete economic collapse. inflation is more than 50%, food prices soaring up 80% and transport costs more than doubling. having a real impact. there are about 22 million people in sri lanka and the un food programme says that more than 6 million of them don't know where their next meal is coming from. why is the economy in such dire straits? tourism. a major source of foreign revenues, has been devastated, first by the terrorist bombings in 2019

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime, as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potterbc world news. the latest headlines: the president of sri lanka, gotabaya rajapaksa, who fled abroad in the face of massive anti—government protests, has broken his earlier undertaking to resign. president biden insists america's commitment to israel's security is �*unshakeable�* as he arrives there on his first middle east tour. let's go back to our main story. this week's demonstration in sri lanka follows months of economic turmoil which has brought misery to millions across the country. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, explains more on what's led to the chaos of recent days. sri lanka is in real difficulties at the moment. first of all, there is almost complete economic collapse. inflation is more than 50%, food prices soaring up 80% and transport costs more than doubling. that's having a real impact. there are about 22 million people in sri lanka and the un food programme says that more than 6 million of them don't know where their next meal is coming from. why is the

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime, as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potter in singapore. 0ur headlines: warnings of a "heat apocalypse", as a blistering heatwave engulfs much of europe, with wildfires spreading in many countries. the intense heatwave is affecting most of the uk, where tuesday could be the hottest day since records began. moving away from that heatwave story to monkeypox now, which has been detected in close to 70 countries around the world. confirmed cases in the us have topped more than 1,800, although the true number is believed to be higher. health officials have been unable to meet the increased demand for vaccines in places such as new york city, which is the epicentre of the outbreak in the us. harvard medical school professor dr ali raja told us more. and the fact is that every day in the emergency department, i have patients who come in and, given our experience with covid, they already have a predilection to being answered about infectious diseases. i get asked every day, how worried should we be about monkeypox? the fact is, we nee

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime, as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potternes: the president of sri lanka, gotabaya rajapaksa, who fled abroad in the face of massive anti—government protests, has broken his earlier undertaking to resign. president biden insists america's commitment to israel's security is unshakeable as he arrives there on his first middle east tour. in an increasing sign of thawing relations between the united states and cuba, it's been confirmed that american airlines will soon resume flights to several cuban airports. until last month, passenger flights were only allowed into havana. but president biden has reversed some of the tough restrictions introduced by the trump administration, saying it was in the interests of cubans. is this a thaw in relations? we can now speak tojorge duany who's the director of cuban research institute. hejoins us from miami. you live in miami but you will uber and emigrated to the us stop —— the us. —— born in cuba. this migration from small provincial towns in cuba, what does that mean for family life? it's

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potterbritain's first extreme heat warning comes into effect, with a0 degrees celsius expected. systemic failures revealed in the way police responded to the mass killing at a texas school in may when 19 children were among the dead. in macau, a lockdown aimed at stamping out a wave of coronavirus infections has been extended. businesses, including casinos, will now remain closed till friday. katie silver is following the story from our asia business hub in singapore. katie, macau is such an important hub, an important part of the economy for mainland china.- part of the economy for mainland china. what's going on? that's — mainland china. what's going on? that's right. _ mainland china. what's going on? that's right. we're - mainland china. what's going i on? that's right. we're hearing that the 600,000 residents of the world's casino hub, as it's been known, are going to be forced home, non—essential businesses closed and because there is a special administrative region only has one hospit

are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry pottern california struggle to contain a wildfire they call explosive — which is spreading fast. russia's foreign minister — who's on a tour of africa — has rejected claims that moscow is to blame for causing a worldwide food crisis. to the philippines now — where a little later today, the new president, ferdinand marcosjunior, commonly known as bongbong, will be giving his inaugural state of the nation address. in may, he overhwelmingly won the presidential election despite being the son of a dictator who was forced to flee the philippines after presiding over corruption, poverty and human rights abuses. protests are expected in manila ahead of the address. one of those protesting will be writer and activist moan palatino. he previously served two terms in the house of representatives as an opposition lawmaker and joins me now from manila. it's great to get you on the programme. i rememberspeaking to you in manila in the days leading up to that decisive election. at that time, you had point