they enjoy support across the country in the cities and highlands alike. in north east fife the snp won byjust two votes. in a first past the post system a win is a win. here and across scotland. of course it's disappointing we've lost a number of seats but still winning more parliamentary constituencies than all the other parties put together. essentially a westminster election is not a home game for the snp and we won the election nevertheless. it was inevitable the snp would lose votes but they fell further than anyone expected. it feels now as though the tide has turned against their plans for another independence referendum. spanish prosecutors have filed a lawsuit against the portugal and real madrid foot. cristiano ronaldo, accusing him of tax fraud worth £13 million. he's denied any wrongdoing. as we heard earlier the prime minister has been attending a friendly football match in paris as pa rt friendly football match in paris as part of her visit to france. the hosts managed to win 3—2 against england. here's hour sports correspondent. a night of

that was probably what ha rd highlanders. as most, though. —— what howard as most. just one line from the england women's team, and they have had slightly more success down under. that's after they made it back—to—back victories in the international women's rugby series. they beat canada 27—20 in christchurch. england's footballers can finally go on their summer holidays tomorrow. they are in paris for tonight's friendly against france. gareth southgate will make plenty of changes to the side that scraped a 2—2 draw against scotland in their world cup qualifier in glasgow on saturday. john murray is at the stade de france for us. the world cup in russia begins one year ago tomorrow, and this match your against the little 2016 runners up p0p your against the little 2016 runners up pop forms part of england's preparation for the finals, should the qualify. harry kane will play, and we know that alex oxley chamberlain will be in the starting line—up. the plan is forjack butland to come on for ago —— in goalfor the butland to com

it winds its way through the highlands, then runs along the coast.he tiny fishing village of mallaig is the end of the line. some 15,000 tourists flock here every month. for residents of this remote region, it's a bit of magic worthy of harry potter himself. ian: i think the train's very important to the fishing village of mallaig, bringing the number of people that we do every day through the season. without the train there's just the one road into mallaig, so the businesses here would suffer. reporter: mallaig's fishing industry is in decline, so locals operate hotels, restaurants, and cafes instead. the region relies heavily on tourism -- over 200,000 jobs depend on it. duncan gibson is in the kitchen, whipping up some fine scottish cuisine. the award-winning chef makes a trip to glenfinnan house a culinary treat, too. the restaurant is popular. its wait staff come from bulgaria, hungary and lithuania. this is monika's first season here, but she's been to britain often. monika: when i came here this time it was something different than the airport

she saw the favourite highland reel win the day ‘s big race. richard conway was watching.as drawn to a close and what a day of racing it was. in the feature race the prince of wales stakes it was highland reel who took the honours, ryan moore, when he hit the front about a furlong out it did not look like anything was going to stop him. it was 33 degrees today, the dress code relaxed in the royal enclosure, gentlemen with their jackets relaxed in the royal enclosure, gentlemen with theirjackets off and of course the queen after dispensing with her duties at the state 0pening of parliament this morning arriving here to take place in the royal box to oversee proceedings. tomorrow it will be slightly cooler, about 26 degrees which is good news for those with a runner in the feature race which is of course the ascot gold cup. aidan 0'brien looking to add to last year ‘s win, it will again be order of saint george you start as favourite, even money at the moment. coolmore, after a disappointing start, nine runners for aidan 0'brien yesterday, no winners, back on track today and

like, what am i telling my highland park staff tomorrow?or them in the city, no problem. jess: yeah. okay. lemonis: but i think, more importantly, the way i'd like you to think about it is, "let's fix this," as an owner... jess: yeah. lemonis: "let's fix the city. let's get that thing cranking, pumping out cash." the fact that jess is upset actually is a confirmation for me of her passion. right now she's worried about what's gonna happen with her staff, and she's doing all that in spite of what's happened with chris and tony. i'm gonna give this to you. go put them up in the front door. chris: all right. jess: [ chuckles ] ♪ lemonis: here you go, brother. man: yep. lemonis: as part of closing down the highland park store, i'm having all of the inventory packed up and moved downtown to the chicago store so we can consolidate it and liquidate the bad stuff all in one location. ♪ i never expected their stock room to look like the amazon fulfillment warehouse, but i also didn't expect it to look like a garage sale. it's thousands of square fee

however, it will be rather damp and breezy affair across the north—west highlands of scotland, todayhe rain will affect the northern isles as well. cooley here, but temperatures reaching the central 20s, in the south and east it could be as high as 28 or 29. if we do not see 30 today we almost certain to tomorrow, temperatures overnight will not drop, the temperatures are expected in the low 30s tomorrow. as you can see, into the mid—20s for eastern parts of scotla nd the mid—20s for eastern parts of scotland are not known. notjust the weekend, the heat lost since the beginning of next week. —— into the mid—20s for eastern parts of scotla nd mid—20s for eastern parts of scotland and northern ireland. hello. this is bbc news. i'm chris rogers. the headlines... the queen says it's difficult to escape a very sombre national mood following tragedies in london and manchester. she's led a minute's silence at the start of events in london to mark her official birthday. the prime minister has been chairing a task force to coordinate efforts to help those affected by the g re nfell tower to h

marty banks kicked a penalty in the 74th minute which gave the highlanders victory.efeat of this tour — they play the maori all blacks next up this saturday and then one further warm up match before the opening test of the series against the all blacks on saturday 24th ofjune i would say that there were a string of too many penalties that we gave away. they forced them out of us but we could look at them and think they we re we could look at them and think they were avoidable and that is probably what hurt us most. the second golf major of the year, the us open, starts in wisconsin on thursday. the erin hills course has never hosted a professional tournament while the weather and length of the course has kept the players focused. spain's sergio garcia won the year's opening major and a first of his career when he claimed the masters at augusta national in april, and he's keen on adding to that triumph. i guess the guy that wins the masters every year has the potential of doing that and it is something nice to have the possibility of doing but we all know how difficul

nine /4 favourite highland reel has won the prince of wales sta kes highland reel has won the princeer —— having previously made her speech at parliament. first win at this year ‘s meeting, decorated night was second, ulysses came third. portugal have beaten russia 1—0 in moscow in groupa of have beaten russia 1—0 in moscow in group a of the confederations cup, portugal insisted cristiano ronaldo was concentrating on the match despite having yesterday received a court date for tax evasion charges, that appeared to be the case when he scored after only eight minutes. several more chances to score but it remained 1—0. mexico kicked off against new zealand in the other fixture of the day, they are out of the tournament, throwing away a 1—0 lead to lose 2—1 to mexico, who have now lost just once in lead to lose 2—1 to mexico, who have now lostjust once in the last 24 competitive matches. that is all from sportsday. now coming up, the newspapers. welcome to the look ahead to what the newspapers will be bringing us tomorrow, joining me, lynn davidson, whitehall correspondent at the sun, an

liam coltman then for the highlanders. and so it came down the two cake.g no mistake with his to take the lead before elliot daly had a chance to win it with this enormous effort. just short of victory. everton have agreed to pay £30 million for sunderland's jordan pickford. it would be a record fee for a british goalkeeper if the england under 21 international signs the deal. pickford was one of very few bright spots in sunderland's season as they finished bottom and were relegated from the premier league. cristiano ronaldo has been accused of tax evasion. he is alleged to have used offshore companies to avoid paying almost £13 million in tax. antoine griezmann has signed an extension with atletico madrid. the french forward had been linked with a move to manchester united and is now tied to the spanish club until 2022. he is supposed to play against england in a friendly in paris tonight. a senior coach working with the british bobsleigh squad has been accused of racism amid multiple complaints over a toxic atmosphere in the sport. documents obtained by

will the of personnel on the road, fired on that driver a.at last report the driver was taken to highland hospital, unclear of what condition he's in or if he's died from injuries. this is a developing situation and the news for the wider bay area is that traffic eastbound on the bay bridge, at least for now, looking like it'll be shut down for two more hours. >> christian i know you were trying to get eastbound. i've seen pictures of people on the bridge out of their cars trying to figure out what's going on. tell me wham it was like for you. i know you were driving around on various bridges trying to get around the area this morning. >> reporter: so, as a matter of fact, we did just head westbound. to be clear, the westbound traffic is being allowed through. if you need to come into san francisco you can take the bay bridge 0 going to do that you'll note that the eastbound lanes are shut down. there was a large police presence. we saw dozens of people out of their vehicle standing around for at least the first quarter philpott ford as we were, again, just west of the bay bridge toll pla

they were playing the highlanders in dunedin and it was an entertaining game. in dunedin and it was highlanders — jonathan joseph spotting the gap to go through. 10—10 at half—time. but, in the second half, the lions pulled away. tommy seymour ran it all the way in after this interception. then captain sam warburton, making his first appearance of the tour, went over to extend the lead to 22—13. but, a try and conversion then this penalty with six minutes left gave the highlanders victory byjust one point. 23-20. two more warm—up games before the first test against new zealand a week on saturday. everton have agreed to pay £30 million for sunderland's jordan pickford. it would be a record fee for a british goalkeeper if the england under 21 international signs the deal. pickford was one of very few bright spots in sunderland's season as they finished bottom and were relegated from the premier league. england's world cup winners — the under 20s team— arrived back in britain late last night. they flew into birmingham from south korea where they lifted their country's first trophy at a world tourn

forty-one gap new port pike closed between route 10 and highland road. use route 10 or route 896 as your best bet. a lot more coming up in the next 10 minutes. rahel, back over to you. >>> meisha, thank you. more on the breaking news we have been following all morning long philadelphia city councilman david oh is stab. he underwent surgery overnight "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at penn presbyterian medical center. good morning, jan. >> reporter: police are calling this a crime of opportunity, completely random , fortunately councilman david oh is expect to make a full recovery. he underwent surgery at penn presbyterian hospital. he is now out and in stable condition and through it all he was in good spirits and wants everyone to know tliceontr the man respopolece say councilh justund 45 after a long day of work, in hik avenue in kingsessing, his block as getting his bags out he was approaches 20's. theand councilman oh could not understand him. that is when councilman oh >> announced robbery tells me pa knife at was startled and didn't

they went down 23—22 to the super rugby side highlanders in dunedin.ports. for the lions, a chance to leave everything on the pitch but they do so in the new stuart hogg has been ruled out of the rest of the tour because of injury. in the highlanders they had a side with grit, power and all blacks. just out of reach. after trading penalties, another gap, this time firmly in his hands. the lions on the back foot. to add insult to injury and injury for courtney lawes. jonathanjoseph scored and eased nerves before tommy seymourjumped at a chance to take the lion's share of the scoring. and with tries coming at a premium and suddenly the opportunities were coming. the captain sam warburton first. liam coltman then for the highlanders. and so it came down the two kicks. marty banks making no mistake with his to take the lead before elliot daly had a chance to win it with this enormous effort. just short of victory. the guys are disappointed that we put our self in a position 22—13 to control that game and win it and the u nfortu nate control that game and w

it is a bleak picture across the north—west highlands.d low cloud. not a day for taking to the hills. the eastern side of scotland, much of the eastern northern ireland you can see again, the north—west of northern ireland has more cloud. across england and wales, apart from morning mist and sea fog it is basically plain sailing and wall—to—wall sunshine. even less cloud than yesterday. it is the way it continues. we will see fairweather cloud bubbling up and rain coming and going across the north of scotland. just the outside chance today, because of the heat is more than anything else and the wind coming together, that we could see a late afternoon thunderstorm. that is the exception, rather than the rule. most of us will remain dry and hot. potentially reaching 32 across south—east anglia. a degree up elsewhere. so you do not need me to tell you that pollen levels are high, very high in places. a5 tell you that pollen levels are high, very high in places. as we have already demonstrated this morning, the sun is quite strong as well. wr

i live in the highlands of scotland.e yesterday i was washing my dogs who had rolled in a dead seal on the beach. ( laughter ). >> stephen: they rolled in a dead seal. >> and i come to manhattan and it's all very sparkly and i get a velvet jacket and sit down with you. this is high-brow for me. believe me, where i live, it's underground low. >> stephen: i bet the highlands of scotland still seems cool, seems kind of cool. it's not the low-lands of scottland. it's the high-lands" of scott lant. >> it's true. >> stephen: i was in the highlands of new jersey yesterday pick up my dry cleaning. so you still live-- you're not from scotland, though, you're from london? >> i'm from the lowlands, but i then moved to the high lands. >> stephen: what's the difference? i made a joke but i don't know the difference? >> you have been. >> stephen: i had driven as far north once when i was 22, just above loch ness, actually, inverness. >> that's more or less where i live and there's more to go as well. >> stephen: it gets narrow up ther

they went down 23—22 to the super rugby side highlanders in dunedin.ainst the all blacks just 11 days away. james burford reports. for the lions, a chance to leave everything on the pitch but they do so in the news stuart hogg has been ruled out of the rest of the tour because of injury. in the highlanders they had a side with grit, power and all blacks. just out of reach. after trading penalties, another gap, this time firmly in his hands. the lions on the back foot. to add insult to injury an injury for courtney lawes. jonathanjoseph scored and eased nerves before tommy seymourjumped at a chance to take the lion's share of the scoring. and with tries coming at a premium, suddenly the opportunities were coming. the captain sam warburton first. liam coltman for the highlanders. and so it came down the two kicks. marty banks making no mistake with his to take the lead before elliot daly had a chance to win it with this enormous effort. just short of victory. i would not blame it on one instance, but there were too many penalties that we gave away and yo

the north—west highlands and islands of scotla nd north—west highlands and islands of scotland as wellg 26 or 27 degrees across the south east corner. this is bbc world news today. i'm geeta guru murthy. our top stories: britain's embattled prime minister theresa may appoints her new cabinet and sidesteps suggestions her general election setback has left her feeling shell—shocked. what i am feeling is actually there isa what i am feeling is actually there is a job to be done and what the public want is to ensure the government is getting on with that job. after a weekend of speculation about the leadership, the man seen by many as her main rival in her own party, borisjohnson, gives her his backing. it is absolutely right that she should go ahead, former government and deliver on the priorities of the people. i am going to be backing her. but the conservative chancellor mrs may sacked believes the prime minister can't survive. theresa may

however, across the highlands of scotland, the western isles, and today the northern isles where we hadoverhead bringing patchy rain and drizzle. beeston grampians, through the central lowlands and eastern part of northern ireland, decent spells of sunshine, strong sunshine and lots of warmth and heat in the sunshine. it is fresher around the coasts, more like low 205, but even though we will see the low 205 the sun is just a strong, it is not temperature dependent, that can catch a few people out, and high levels of pollen. 0vernight tonight the biggest difference with the night just gone is it will be more uncomfortable for sleeping in southern and eastern areas because the humidity rises through the next 24 the humidity rises through the next 2a hours. we have fairly humid air with damp conditions continuing for the western side of scotland, to the northern and western isles and perhaps the far north—west of northern ireland but otherwise it looks like a similar day, lots of sunshine, if anything starting with more sunshine than this morning and asa more sunshine than this morning an

you can see there partially left lane blocked in both directions between highland avenue and i-95. so, be alert for. that will also, there is some construction on i-295 in bellmawr, new jersey, southbound, northbound off-ramps through 42, both closed until 6:00 a.m. >> and turning to sports, sixers made the pick everyone expected, and fans are ready to see the famous process play out. >> that's right. for the second year in a row, the sixers made the first pick in the nba draft. >> with the first pick in the 2017nba draft, the philadelphia 76ers select markelle fultz. >> there it is, the newest sixer is markelle fultz. out of the university of washington. he averaged 23.2. as a freshman, should be good fit for the young sixers. the new kid told our don bell he's ready to help the team. >> i just thought about the opportunity to go there, it is a young group, you know, very talented, and i feel like i have the pieces where i can get them over the top. and they compliment me, i compliment them. i feel lick they wanted me there. the players get along well and everything like that, so

winds continue close to gale force in the highlands and shetland. elsewhere more patchy rain and cloud after a dry spell through the night. temperatures in the teams gci’oss the night. temperatures in the teams across england and wales but a much cloudy day in store, brightening up the cross and cloud and patchy rain. scotla nd the cross and cloud and patchy rain. scotland and northern ireland blustery with a few showers. eastern areas will be dried, you can see that pushing into eastern england. central part of england to the morning only a few showers, mainly east anglia and the south—east, into next week, a bit of sunshine and wetter and breezy conditions around and not a huge amount of sunshine. hello. this is bbc news. the government says 27 high—rise blocks of flats in 15 local authorities have failed fire—cladding safety tests. four buildings on the chalcot estate near swiss cottage in london were evacuated last night by authorities for "urgent fire safety works". they identified a number of issues in the blocks around gas pipes going into fl

route 41, gap new port pike, closed between route 10, highland road, your alternate route 10 or route 896 is your best bet, rahel, back over to you. >>> all right, thank you. we have breaking news out of wisconsin crews are on the scene of the reported explosion at a ethanol plant, just north of milwaukee. we do not know if anyone was hurt or what may have caused this explosion but we will update you on air and on line as we learn more. >>> coming up, septa riders listen up, transit authority is changing how you pay to ride. next up what you need to know before you head out the door for your morning commute. this friday our cbs-3 summer if he celebration continues from devon, we will broadcast from the devonnors show and country fair and bring you store business what makes the chester county town so special , that is friday, here on "eyewitness news", we will be right bac bite into magnum double cookies and cream... and unleash your wild side. made with cookies & cream ice cream and rich belgian chocolate. discover magnum. >>> more on our breaking news philadelphia police looking for

on the track the feature race was the prince of wales stakes which saw the aidan o'brien trained highlandey ryan moore on board. it was also the 300th top—level triumph for o'brien and a first win at this year's meeting. looking splendid. that is all we have time for. go to our website for everything else. from me and the a lwa ys everything else. from me and the always splendid sports today team, have a nice evening. hello, there. we saw the peak of the hit wave on wednesday afternoon, with temperatures across southern britain soaring into the low to mid—30s celsius. it was 35 degrees recorded at heathrow, which was the warmest day of the year, so far, but also the warmestjune day since 1976. wales also saw its hottest day with 31 degrees recorded in cardiff. further north, though, it is a little bit cooler, and we see a thundery breakdown developing, particularly across northern england and west scotland as we head into wednesday evening. that he will continue to retreat back into the near continent as cooler and fresher conditions push in off the atlantic, with a fair old breeze. this

this is a picture from lisa in nine, in highland. but look at that, essex. clear blue skies. see the clear whether here. also what is happening and what we have been predicting for and what we have been predicting for a few days is that ahead of this weather system here, we will see warmer weather system here, we will see warmeraircoming infrom weather system here, we will see warmer air coming in from the south heading northwards. many areas across england today, particularly central and eastern will be warm. coastal areas on the cool side. but 24, maybe even 26 celsius, the second half of the day. warm all the way up into sunderland and newcastle as well. clearly for northern ireland and western parts of scotland, a different story. this is the fresh atlantic air that has arrived. what can we expect? this weather front is quite slow moving. it's moving northwards rather than directly east. it's sliding along the country. by the end of the night, you could see spots of rain into wales, southern scotland and also the lake district. eventually this weather front does decide ac

warmup game in around one hours time against the highlanders.cks. the tribute echoes two years ago at wembley when england fans sang la marseillaise with their french counterparts just four days after the paris atrocities. theresa may and the french president will go to the game which is england's last of the season. i was at the match at wembley and there was a special occasion and we are very grateful to the french for offering this tribute to england as a country. it's nice that the history between us does not come between us at those moments. england's winners, the under 20s, arrived back last night. they had lifted england's first trophy at a world tournament since 1966. a senior coach working with the country's olympic bobsleigh squad has been accused of racism amid multiple complaints over a "toxic atmosphere" in the sport. confidential documents show athletes said that concerns were of the highest order, mentioning bullying, racism and sexism and discrimination. but they were told no disciplinary action would be taken. england will play

. —— highlanders. it has been two wins and two defeats.th discipline. the captain described the defeat as unacceptable. warren gatland said it was a step backwards. neiljenkins, the coach, denied defeat would have a psychological blow for the players this close to the test. no matter what happens, in winning or defeat, obviously winning is better to follow on with, but sometimes you have to get up from defeat as well. this is easily the toughest it has ever been. it is not three test matches, it is ten. that is how tough this is. you have seen rugby union and how tough they are. for us, it is about keeping ongoing and opportunity. we don't want to get injuries and loss of form. they will keep working on the training field. the good news for the lions is jonathan davies and ross moriarty will resume and hope they can play on saturday. warren gatland is expected to show his hand close to what could be the test 15. this is traditionally seen as the fourth test. the lions know they need a win if they are to build to the ultimate test against t

into wednesday, the air in this out and we will see rain in the north—west highlands and islands of scotland continent, temperatures highest at the week with 26 or 27 on the south—east. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11pm. theresa may reinforces her intention to serve a full five—year term as prime minister. she says it's time to focus on the job at hand. what i am feeling is that actually there is a job to be done. and i think what the public want is to ensure that the government is getting on with the job. it comes as speculation continues among senior conservatives about the prime minister's future. theresa may is a dead woman walking. it's just how long she's going to remain on death row. meanwhile, it is back in the cabinet. —— he is. michael gove makes a surprise return to cabinet in a post—election

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captain sam warburton first and then the highlanders scored. so it came down to to kicks. effort, just short of vic ve. —— victory. vic ve. -- victory. the guys are disappointed that we put ouf in position 22—13 to control that game and win it and the unfortunate thing is we probably shot ourselves in the foot haven't we with some turnovers and some penalties towards the end of the game and have allowed them the opportunity to sneak it from us. cricket and england are set to drop joyson roy for tomorrow's game against pakistan in cardiff. roy just made 51 runs. he did not bat in tuesday's net session with jonny ba i rstow. tuesday's net session with jonny bairstow. there is a chance there will be a change. we can't announce the team until tomorrow. we're looking to put out our strongest team. for the last two years we've built towards this tournament and we wa nt to built towards this tournament and we want to win this tournament or get to the final. and part and parcel of thatis to the final. and part and parcel of that is picking guys who we feel are in our best 11. ever

playing in the last match, will return to captain the side for their next tour match, against the highlanders problem. all the guys who are not involved, who were down at the ground, they can't wait to congratulate the boys when they come back into the changing room. it feels like a a1, not a 23. that is what is special about lions tours. the guys finished themselves to get that performance and we owe it to those guys on tuesday. the players are well aware that you may only get one or two chances and you have got to make the most of it, and to take those chances, and as sam said, you might miss out, and we saw four years ago how quickly that changes from the three tests in terms of personnel and making sure you are ready if you do miss out, you get another chance, you play well, and you have the opportunity to make up. andrea dovizioso won the catalunya grand prix in barcelona to claim back to back motogp wins for ducati for the first time since 2010. the italian won last week's italy grand prix and came out on top again, beating honda's spanish pair marc marquez and dani pedrosa. dovizioso‘s

that's against the highlanders tomorrow morning.turns from an ankle injury to captain the side in dunedin, but still believes he's a doubt to face the all blacks. the lions have three more matches before the opening test, and coach andy farrell believes they're improving on a daily basis as the tour progresses. we have gone hard, fitness wise. that would have had an impact. we are still ramping things up, intensity wise. it is going to be a quality scrum, probably one of the best scrums in the competition. but thatis best scrums in the competition. but that is one that we all forward to. the match will be played under the roof in dunedin with the hosts struggling somewhat this year having been super rugby champions in 2015 and are currently in fourth position out of five in the standings for the new zealand conference. just a day after making history and winning the french open for the tenth time, rafael nadal has been relaxing in the style his efforts deserve today. the king of clay took a leisurely cruise along the river seine in

into wednesday, there are southerly winds touching gale force in the highlands and ireland. dry day for most of us on wednesday and by this stage the warmest day of the week. it could see 20—22 across eastern scotland, possibly 26 or 27 in the south—east corner. that is the warmest day of the week. it will turn cooler through the rest of the week. the breeze returns as well and patchy rain mainly limited to the north and west. just a small risk on thursday morning of thunderstorms in the south east. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin theresa may prepares to face criticism of her election campaign and leadership style in a meeting with her own backbenchers. today, the prime minister need to explain to the mps why the election result was a disaster. we will be asking experts about the future of britain. we also have our very own larry the cat. we also have our very own larry the cat.

through the night that becomes confined to orkney, eventually it moves into shetland and the north highlandsry tomorrow morning. a milder night than last night. temperatures in the teens in many city centres. bright start, lots of dry weather to come on wednesday except parts of north—west scotland. or two showers in eastern scotland, northern england and northern wales later. the vast majority stay dry. sunny conditions across east anglia and the southern counties of england. cooler along the. further inland, 26, 27 celsius. the sun every bit as strong across the south with pollen levels high. we'll see more clouds enveloping through the afternoon in these areas but temperatures widely into the 20s. 21 possible in eastern scotland. a bit more brightness than we saw through today. temperatures in the uk went quite reach the heights in parts of france and spain on wednesday afternoon. that air is trying to move towards us but it never quite makes it. but weather front sees that off because it pushes in through the night and into thursday morning, introducing atla ntic thursday morning, introd

done today is massive for us as a sailing team full of the british and irish lions take on the highlandersatch of their tour of new zealand on tuesday. sam warburton returns from an ankle injury to captain the side in dunedin but still believes he's a doubt to face the all blacks in the first test on the 24th ofjune. the lions have three more matches before that, and coach andy farrell believes they're improving on a daily basis as the tour progresses. we are bearing the fruits of the last three weeks. we have gone hard with the lads, fitness wise, contact wires. with the travel, it would have had an impact on the first couple of games that we are ready to get forforeign couple of games that we are ready to get for foreign test match. we are still ramping it up in training. we need to get up to it next week for the first test. if you watch the game against the crusaders, they are probably one of the best in the competition. it will bea the best in the competition. it will be a stiff test that one we're looking forward to. especially me, i am always wanting to learn and test myself against

they have dialed highland park. two balls and no strikes to rob refsnyder. >> we got some people listening again, i've got some text on the chicago area code. >> very good. >> a ball and district. mike wright hit the leadoff batter and then the two-run home run by sanchez, doubled by headley. >> you can come up with that, that's the game you play. you also get close to the area where you start matching the batting average with the quality of at-bats to see one that no longer, 213 at-bats, 213 average, starting to get close to that kind of game. there's a lot of different ways to pass the time. >> at what point in the game like this did you guys used to break into the trainer's room and get that free stuff to freeze all the bugs in the bullpen? i don't think they use that spring anymore, do they question marks because they don't. they are much more enlightened to the evils of fluorocarbon's. freezing bugs down there was a pastime. 1-2. >> the time of the day in batting average, it would have to be a day game, of cour

highland and scots-irish is an interesting distinction. what you see is many highland scots who are more closely allied with the british crown, mostly go north. upstate new york, vermont, new england, whereas the ulster scots come down here primarily landing in philadelphia and spreading out across pennsylvania. low and behold, york, gettysburg. so this ridge that we're in right here what do they call this mountain to the north? it's a really poetic name it's called north mountain. and the mountain to the south, a really beautiful name, south mountains. these ridges of the appalachians wilderness row, here, stretching down into virginia, and the piedmont, north carolina, south carolina, and kentucky and tennessee as well, this is the path of most of the scots-irish settlers. couple more maps. enlarge a little bit. settlers originally coming into the wilderness road cumberland gap into the present day southeast. we should say that they are primarily small farmers, and they don't even settle necessarily the best land. but land is of such a p

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into wednesday, there are southerly winds touching gale force in the highlands and ireland.week. it could see 20—22 across eastern scotland, possibly 26 or 27 in the south—east corner. that is the warmest day of the week. it will turn cooler through the rest of the week. the breeze returns as well and patchy rain mainly limited to the north and west. a small risk on thursday morning of thunderstorms in the south east. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i‘m duncan golestani. our top stories: britain‘s prime minister, theresa may, appoints her new cabinet and insists its business as usual. what i am feeling is that actually there is a job to be done. and i think what the public want is to ensure that the government is getting on with the job. momentum for macron. the french president looks set for a landslide victory in the country‘s parliamentary elections. president duterte denies asking the us to help fight islamist militants, as philippine troops struggle to recapture the city of marawi. thousands take to the streets for a g

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we'll still see some rain at times in the north—west highlands and islands of scotland.ay and, with southerly winds coming off a pretty warm continent, temperatures will be the highest for the week, maybe reaching 26 or 27 celsius across the south—east corner. that's how it's looking. see you again soon. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight: back in favour — michael gove returns to the cabinet as environment secretary in theresa may's post—election reshuffle. meanwhile, open speculation continues among senior conservatives about the prime minister's future. theresa may is a dead woman walking. it's just how long she's gonna remain on death row. it is right that she should go ahead, form a government and deliver on the priorities of the people. and still no deal with the dup — yet. the democratic unionists' leader, arlene foster, says an agreement on supporting mrs may's minority government hasn't been finalised. those discussions continue, we have made good progress but the discussions continue. also in the next hour: a development in the investigation

can you make it to the hollywood and highland center? >> i can. >> jimmy: beautiful.he net more than 150 feet away, it is being guarded by america's number one goalie/security guard. guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] hi, guillermo. >> guillermo: hi, jimmy! >> jimmy: you look great. >> guillermo: jimmy, i'm very excited, very happy with neymar! >> jimmy: you look like we should cut you in half and squeeze you into a drink. guillermo, if i remember correctly, you love heights, right? >> guillermo: no, i hate heights. >> jimmy: you do not like heights, yes. neymar's your favorite soccer player, correct? >> guillermo: yes, i love neymar, you know that. >> jimmy: i know that. are you nervous right now? >> guillermo: no, not nervous, i'm happy right now with neymar. >> jimmy: you're happy, to be almost so close to him, it must be exciting. which are you more worried about right now, playing against your favorite or plummeting to your death? >> guillermo: plummeting to my death. >> jimmy: do not dive for the ball. okay? >> guillermo: okay, jimmy. i promise. >> jimmy: this i

i'm from inverness in the scottish highlands. i am on a zero—hours contract. holyrood, which comes from westminster. now, if there are more cuts made to the budget, myjob's on the firing line. we've been extremely lucky in highland that we've had our internal budgets cut which i can't believe i'm saying this, only means that the proinjects that i do with young people are being cut. myjob is not on the line yet. myjob being cut. myjob is not on the line yet. my job involves being cut. myjob is not on the line yet. myjob involves working with young people and giving them the bench mark to their future. if our budgets are being cut in westminster, and that path follows me to the highland council, how on earth ami me to the highland council, how on earth am i going to prepare the ye. generation of young people, the next generation of your electorate to be skilled for thejobs of generation of your electorate to be skilled for the jobs of five years' time? who else is on a zero-hours contract? hi. i've been on one since i was 17. i've always really enjoyed being on