iam in holland park and within holland park is a beautiful garden. it is japanese themed.the south today, there is a risk of further thunderstorms. until four o'clock this morning, southern parts of the uk had over 100,000 lightning strikes and torrential rain in a small amount of time. the bank holiday monday forecast is sunny, it is warm and still a risk of thunderstorms. it isa it is a mild and muggy start, almost across the board, but not everywhere. we also have a lot of low cloud and mist and fog lapping in from the north sea through the night. making progress in mind. through today, it will push back towards the north sea coastline. so a lot of sunshine but through the day, temperatures will see thunderstorms developed. a yellow weather warning for east anglia, parts of england and southern england. also into south west england. also into south west england and wales, where we could see flash floods, torrential rain in a short amount of time. slow—moving and could lead to disruption. 0utside and could lead to disruption. outside of those, it will be warm and sunny a

grace filled the enquiry room as they watched the memorial service for debbie lamprell by the holland parkere she worked. her mother said she loved her life. and two more of the 18 children who died were remembered, fathia and hania and their mother rania ibrahim. their aunt said she needed to understand how they were lost. hesham was kind, generous and with a heart of gold. we are here because of failure. we are here because the system failed. the system was allowed to kill hesham rahman and 71 other ones. sadness today, but also pain that the shocking images of the fire shown to the enquiry left so many feeling distressed. lucy manning, bbc news. it's only three days since their wedding but today the duke and duchess of sussex — or harry and meghan as they're better known — had their first public engagement as a married couple. they were at a buckingham palace garden party hosted by the prince of wales. nicholas witchell was there. she's formally part of the family now. three days into married life, and meghan was at buckingham palace for a very early 70th birthday celebration for her fa

. >> it was an opportunity to sell french macaroons at holland park. >> we opened the location and made $250,000 in nine weeks. >> with that quick success, it began to sink in that they may be on to something. >> it was pretty amazing, we were sitting at home and were look, woops, we have a business. >> reporter: todaythe largest macaroon company. it's successful because of the partnership between the four founders that had to evolve over the years. >> oh, yeah. >> i see potential there. >> all too often i see a lot of partnerships in businesses grow because a couple friends came together and just become partners. they don't think through what a partnership means. >> in the beginning, that describes them. they divvy up jobs without thinking much about it. >> it really happened organically. we just knew what everyone's strengths and weaknesses were. raj was a bit more broader understanding of the u.s. market. it was very natural for him to take on the finance. gal, managing people at his previous job, it was very clear to us that this is what they need to focus on. >> gil had experience

grace filled the inquiry room as they watched the memorial service for debbie lamprell by the holland park husband... debbie's friend and neighbour pily burton was the 72nd grenfell victim, dying just a few months ago. a great grandmother, a lover of dancing, reggae music, paella — fashionable and flamboyant. i had 3a years with pily and they were beautiful, glorious, wonderful years. filled with happiness, love and laughter. i adored her, but let me tell you no matter what indignities my wife had to suffer, my pily was perfect. hesham was kind, generous and with a heart of gold. he loved to write poetry. we are here because of failure. we are here because the system failed. the system was allowed to kill hesham rahman and 71 other ones, 71 other souls. unfortunately this afternoon, one of the families' tribute videos showed footage of the tower burning. many survivors left the room sobbing and shaking. paramedics had to be called, the inquiry apologised, but a sign ofjust the trauma those here are still having to face. lucy manning, bbc news, west london. a mother has been convicted of tr

grace filled the enquiry room as they watched the memorial service for debbie lamprell by the holland parkid she loved her life. and two more of the 18 children who died were remembered, fathia and hania and their mother rania ibrahim. their aunt said she needed to understand how they were lost. hesham was kind, generous and with a heart of gold. we are here because of failure. we are here because the system failed. the system was allowed to kill hesham rahman and 71 other one. sadness today, but also pain that the shocking images of the fire shown to the enquiry left so many feeling distressed. lucy manning, bbc news. the tottenham player, harry kane is to captain england at the football world cup in russia next month. england's manager gareth southgate said he chose the striker because his professional attitude was a fine example to the team. kane said there was no reason that england could not win the world cup. i believe we can, i think anyone can. i can't sit here in front of you and say we're not going to win it, because we could do. so it's just my mindset, i want to win at everythi

debbie lamprell worked as a safety officer at holland park 0pera.rvice. a tribute by her mother was read by the opera's director. she would visit me every saturday morning and she would always bring me two scratchcards, and she would say, "i don't know why i'm bringing you these scratch cards because we don't need money. we are so lucky with what we've got." that is how she was, happy. she was happy with her friends, with herjob, with her life, with her neighbours, with living in ladbroke grove. and that's the cruel thing, she did not want more. she felt blessed. debbie was an exceptional, extraordinary person. and i was completely blessed to have her as my daughter. this is my husband... originally from spain, pily burton was one of the first people to live in grenfell tower in the 19705. she and her husband were rescued from the burning building but she died in hospital.

opera and debbie lamprell worked at the holland park opera, a festival in the summer every yearhe was much loved by all of london, she was much loved by all of the people there. we we re we were an incredibly close and happy family, we loved debbie and debbie was devoted to us. we... we we re debbie was devoted to us. we... we were blessed with debbie in a way thatis were blessed with debbie in a way that is very special. she lived at home with us but the travelling to we st home with us but the travelling to west london, especially late at night, very early in the morning, got to be too much. it was not particularly safe for a young woman travelling on her own, so she moved out to be near her work. i was always worried about her living in the bedsit or the studio flats, as she called it. it was not appropriate for someone in her 305 who worked so hard, the conditions we re who worked so hard, the conditions were not good and i used to badger her to put her name down with the council, to get somewhere proper to live, somewhere 5afe council, to get somewhere proper to live, somew

debbie lamprell worked as a safety officer at holland park 0pera.e every saturday morning and she would always bring me two scratchcards, and she would say, "i don't know why i'm bringing you these scratch cards because we don't need money. we are so lucky with what we've got." that is how she was, happy. she was happy with her friends, with herjob, with her life, with her neighbours, with living in ladbroke grove. and that's the cruel thing, she did not want more. she felt blessed. debbie was an exceptional, extraordinary person. and i was completely blessed to have her as my daughter. this is my husband... originally from spain, pily burton was one of the first people to live in grenfell tower in the 1970s. she and her husband were rescued from the burning building but she died in hospital. i adored her, and we shared it with everybody around us. she was an exceptional person, and that... this tragedy took away her dignity and everything that we had in this world. rania ibrahim and her daughters fathia and hania hassan lived on the 23rd floor. thr

a5 a teenager, i went to holland park secondary school in west london, and my dad took me to school most what i was learning in school. he gave me all the support he could to help me make a success of my schooling. he also encouraged me and supported me in interests outside of school. i started to learn the skills of tae kwon do at a young age, and my dad would bring me to my classes and wait for me to finish. he was always watching me as i trained. i became good at the sport, i started competing in tae kwon do at around the age of eight at kensington leisure centre. my father encouraged me in the sport, and never complained about the long distances he had to drive. he happily took me everywhere as i competed all over britain. at the age of 15, i made it into the british tae kwon do squad. i was selected to compete in the european championships in poland. a5 always, dad was by my side. he travelled with me to support me and look after me. we stayed together in the team hotel. through my father's encouragement, i achieved second down in tae kwon do, and i have won more than 25 medals in v

michael volpe of holland park 0pera read this statement on behalf of debbi's mother miriam lamprell wer her work. i was always worried about her work. i was always worried about her living in the bedsits, or the studio flats, as she called it. it was not appropriate for somebody in her 30s who worked so hard. the thick -- her 30s who worked so hard. the thick —— the conditions were not good and i badgered her to put her name down with the council to get somewhere proper to live, somewhere safe and decent. 0f somewhere proper to live, somewhere safe and decent. of course it feels terrible to have done that now, because she was given the flat in g re nfell because she was given the flat in grenfell. she loved her little flat and kept it lovely, but the refurbishment became a nightmare. she had problems with the electricity, problems with the heating. she was very upset about having the boiler in the corridor rate when you open the front door. that was very upsetting to her. but i used a thing, well, at least when igo, she i used a thing, well, at least when i go, she has a roof over her

a solid outing from derek holland.. 7 strikeouts today, good for him to get going on the road... he's lost nine straight away from at&t park..---all of the offense coming in the 6th... nick hundley 3 run shot to left ...

a solid outing from derek holland.. 7 strikeouts today, good for him to get going on the road... he's lost nine straight away from at&t parkll of the offense coming in the 6th... nick hundley 3 run shot to left ... giants win this one 5- nothing.... baseball can bring families together.... it's a tough mother's day for stephen piscotty after losing his mother this past week to als... the yankees with a nice gesture donated 10 thousand dollars to the als therapy development institute ... --- brett andersen struggled after a rain delay....gave up three runs in the first inning.. giancarlo stanton got it going.. 2 rbi single..stanton 4 for 4 today including this solo shot in the fifth off anderson... --yankees win 6 to 2....the a's simply couldn't find any offense... they continue their 10 game road trip in boston on monday. (jr) on this mothers day some bay area athletes posted their photos and best wishes for their mom's... take a look... take pkgraiders quarterback derek carr showing his motherly love with his mom cheryl and his wife heather. giants baseball star hunter pence posted a picture with his mom gail saying thank

a solid outing from derek holland.. 7 strikeouts today, good for him to get going on the road... he's lost nine straight away from at&t parkll of the offense coming in the 6th... nick hundley 3 run shot to left ... giants win this one 5- nothing.... baseball can bring families together.... it's a tough mother's day for stephen piscotty after losing his mother this past week to als... the yankees with a nice gesture donated 10 thousand dollars to the als therapy development institute ... --- brett andersen struggled after a rain delay....gave up three runs in the first inning.. giancarlo stanton got it going.. 2 rbi single..stanton 4 for 4 today including this solo shot in the fifth off anderson... --yankees win 6 to 2....the a's simply couldn't find any offense... they continue their 10 game road trip in boston on monday. (mabrisa) i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music]

. >> holland was the one who ended the giants losing streak last sunday in pittsburgh and he will try to do it again tonight. i'm john miller with mike cruko at at&t park to you. >> reporter: thanks, guys. we are merricking it easy on you tonight at home. no need to touch the remote. as we mentioned, tonight's game airing on nbc bay area. one final note, raj. our good friend mike murphy, the long-time equipment manager with the giants, on june 4th guess where he will be. in new jersey for the major league baseball draft. larry baird talked him into going on behalf of the team. he said i will do it on one condition, that i don't have to talk. no, he won't. the giants will call in the pick which they have the number two pick in upcoming draft. they will call it in from at&t park. must have been has to write it down and hand it over, something different for him. he has been with the team for something like 60 some years. amazing stuff. back at 11:00 with reaction to tonight's game. >> very cool. thank you, colin. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, banned in just about every other state. more than 1,000 open ponds where millions of gallons of toxic wastewater

holland. >> thank you, madam chairman. welcome, mr. secretary. thank you for your service. i want to start with an issue close to home in my state of maryland. glen echo park. about over 16 years ago back in 2002, the national parks service and glen echo park entered into a management agreement that gave the county management authority over the park. that agreement is set to expire very shortly on june 7th. we've been working for about two years to try to get the parties together to negotiate in good faith at the bargaining table. i would like to get your commitment to get your team to the table next week. i can assure you i will get the montgomery county representatives at the table to finish this up because if it expires, you're going to create a situation with a lot of chaos and uncertainty. >> my understanding is you personally have gone into one of those meetings. >> i have. you're right, mr. secretary. i hoped after that we would be able to resolve this quickly. >> my commitment, if i have to go personally with you, we're going to get it done. it's an important park. and my understanding is the, quote, negotiations are going well. but i'm personally