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how many people were here in hull? ok. how about in new england? good.ou were in california. >> southern california. christopher: southern california. [laughter] who let him in? we will talk about our experiences because as we know, if you were in different places, your experiences differ. people here in hull, marshfield, down the coast were affected by the flooding and water. it was a blizzard in the sense there was a ton of snow and those conditions -- one of the things we have to think about and we see is that we have become in tune to what weather terminology means. two weeks ago, three weeks ago they were dying for it to be declared a blizzard. [laughter] the wind over a three hour period, the snowfall and all that sort of stuff. back then the terminology was not what it was. about where you were or what your result was depended on where you were. we will see the pictures as we go through. we are getting the storm, the snow -- and the slides will talk about the snowfall -- but the real thing that occurred to us here and had a lasting impact was the

we're in hull, or maybe more accurately, we're looking over hull.t looks so blue. this is not how i expected it at all. i thought i was going to be terrified. she and more than 700 others will stand here for an hour at a time over the next 365 days, and gaze over the city. and think. this is an artwork about what's on our minds. my year has been very focused around two members of my family, really. my daughter, who is disabled, my elder daughter. and my dad, who's 83 and has a blood cancer. so it has been one of fear, really. you know, protecting them, shielding. each day, there will be a vigil at sunrise and another at sunset. there aren't many rules when you are up here, but there is one. no mobile phones, because they want you to, well, have a chance to enjoy the silence, the sky, the sun and the beauty of hull. david sillito, bbc news, hull. how wonderful. time for a look at the weather — here's darren bett.

we visit hull to try to find out.e speak to the 20—year—old english footballer who's climbed to great heights in record time. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, another honour for pep guardiola. after clinching the premier league title, the manchester city boss is named manager of the year among his peers. good evening. the government of belarus is facing a range of new sanctions following the forced re—routing of a ryanair flight in order to capture one of the passengers on board. he is roman protasevich, a 26—year—old journalist who's a well—known critic of the belarus head of state, president lukashenko, and his regime. the incident was described by ryanair�*s boss as "state—sponsored hijacking". the ryanair flight was on its way from athens to vilnius in lithuania, when it was forced to divert to minsk, the capital of belarus. on arrival there, mr protasevich and his girlfriend were arrested. the british government has ordered planes to avoid belarus airspace, and member states of the eu are consi

simonjack, bbc news, hull.ies, following the dyson report into its 1995 interview with diana, princess of wales. the chairman, richard sharp, says the board will look at the "culture" of the bbc to assess the "effectiveness" of policies and practice. he also confirmed there will be an investigation into why the journalist involved — martin bashir — was rehired in 2016. lancashire police say a gas explosion that killed a toddler was caused by a gas pipe that had been cut inside a neighbouring property. two—year—old george heinz died in the blaze and his parents and two others were injured. the police say they are now treating it as a criminal investigation. a helpline which was launched following reports of child abuse and sexual harassment in educational settings has been contacted over 350 times since going live on april 1st. the helpline was launched after thousands of testimonies about sexual abuse, often by fellow pupils, in schools were posted on the everyone's invited website earlier this year. 65 of the

is it something that you see in young people in hull?tely something that we see in young people in hull, and especially at the pandemic, you know, it's multiplied several times. it can be isolation. it can be drug and alcohol abuse. it can lead to problems with education and employment. jake is the first young person at the warren to trial medi music, an algorithm designed to pick the perfect playlist of songs to lower your heart rate. music is academically proven to affect the brain more - than any other stimulus. it's already been trialled with dementia patients in the lancashire teaching hospital's nhs foundation trust, with a reported decrease in heart rate of 22%. a trial is currently under way with a0 nhs doctors and nurses at the same trust, who are working in critical care during the pandemic. can you talk us through those devices in front of you? yeah, sure. so what we've decided to do is build our own device, which is what we're looking to move towards. it's been designed to just focus on the delivery of music with no distracti

we're in hull, or maybe more accurately, we're looking over hull. time over the next 365 days, and gaze over the city. and think. this is an artwork about what's on our minds. my year has been very focused around two members of my family, really. my daughter, who is disabled, my elder daughter. and my dad, who's 83 and has a blood cancer. so it has been one of fear, really. you know, protecting them, shielding. each day, there will be a vigil at sunrise and another at sunset. there aren't many rules when you are up here, but there is one. no mobile phones, because they want you to, well, have a chance to enjoy the silence, the sky, the sun and the beauty of hull. but the real focus of this project isn't the view, but the thoughts going on inside the glass box. i think it's about... i think it's about it's about inviting people to take a moment to remember their city, to think about the future, to take stock of what's just happened and the awful year we've just lived through. and i hope it gives people a chance to reflect, genuinely, on the last year

we're in hull, or maybe more accurately, we're looking over hull.gil. wow. wow, it looks so blue. this is not how i expected it at all. i thought i was going to be terrified. she and more than 700 others will stand here for an hour at a time over the next 365 days, and gaze over the city. and think. this is an artwork about what's on our minds. my year has been very focused around two members of my family, really. my daughter, who is disabled, my elder daughter. and my dad, who's 83 and has a blood cancer. so it has been one of fear, really. each day, there will be a vigil at sunrise and another at sunset. there aren't many rules when you are up here, but there is one. no mobile phones, because they want you to, well, have a chance to enjoy the silence, the sky, the sun and the beauty of hull. that was pretty tranquil, wasn't it? not so tranquil when it comes to football. manchester city have reached the final of the european champions league the 1st time in their history. they beat paris saint germain 2— nil. that means they win the type or— 1 on a

is it something that you see in young people in hull, or..?ng that we see in young people in hull, and especially at the pandemic. it's... you know, it's multiplied several times. it can be isolation. it can be drug and alcohol abuse. it can lead to problems with education and employment. jake is the first young person at the warren to trial medimusic, an algorithm designed to pick the perfect playlist of songs to lower your heart rate. music is academically proven to affect the brain more - than any other stimulus. it's already been trialled with dementia patients in the lancashire teaching hospitals nhs foundation trust, with a reported decrease in heart rate of 22%. a trial is currently under way with a0 nhs doctors and nurses at the same trust, who were working in critical care during the pandemic. and can you talk us through those devices in front of you? yeah, sure. so what we've decided to do is build our own device. it's what we're looking to move towards. it's been designed to just focus on the delivery of music with no distractions t

we're in hull, or maybe more accurately, we're looking over hull. 365 days, and gaze over the city. and think. this is an artwork about what's on our minds. my year has been very focused around two members of my family, really. my daughter, who is disabled, my elder daughter. and my dad, who's 83 and has a blood cancer. so it has been one of fear, really. you know, protecting them, shielding. each day, there will be a vigil at sunrise and another at sunset. there aren't many rules when you are up here, but there is one. no mobile phones, because they want you to, well, have a chance to enjoy the silence, the sky, the sun and the beauty of hull. fantastic, isn't it? i am off to hull straight after this programme! the tower of london is still in the end of its longest closure since the second world war by asking the public to name its latest arrival, raven check. the legend of the raven says if the birds leave the tower, the kingdom will full, which has a second thought to be the first one acted on the protection of the birds. the young bird will be n

the 33—year—old directed his comment towards hull forward andre savelio and it was then reported to thet went on to say they didn't believe he is a racist. tom daley has won a second gold medal at the diving world cup in tokyo a competition which serves as a test event for the olympics this summer. he added the individual 10m platform title with a stunning back three—and—a—half somersault. he also won the 10m synchronised event alongside matty lee on saturday. daley is expected to challenge for more medals at this summer's delayed games which he's already qualified for. and that's all the sport for now. hello. it's a return to frost in some rural areas as wednesday begins particularly in parts of scotland and northern england. showers in northern scotland, wintry on health and for northern ireland, wales and parts of the midlands and east anglia and southern england start with hail and thunder during the day. gusty winds around the showers the winds are lighter than they have some sunshine to be had. showers are wintry on hills and widespread as into northeast england. going to be a chi

wakefield trinity beat hull kingston rovers 28—12. and leeds rhinos host hull fc later on tonight.ng's four—title era. taylor beatjose ramirez in their light—welter—weight unification fight in las vegas last night. taylor twice had the american down on the canvas, as he produced a dominant performance, making himjust the fifth boxer to hold all four belts in a division. meanwhile, on the same night it was announced that tyson fury will fight deontay wilder for a third time on the 24th ofjuly. it means the much—anticipated british boxing showdown between anthonyjoshua and tyson fury won't be happening this summer. the pair had agreed to fight in august — but a legal obligation means fury has to take on the american first. great britain have added another gold medal as they dominate the european aquatics championships. olympic champion adam peaty got his his fourth gold, in the medley—relay. they broke the championship record in the process. ben proud added another silver medal in the men's 50 metres freestyle, losing out on goal by eight hundredths of a second. a silver too for cass

we are in hull, or maybe more accurately, we are looking over hull.ting them, shielding. each day there will be a vigil at sunrise and another at sunset. there aren't many rules when you are up here but there is one — no mobile phones, because they want you to, well, have a chance to enjoy the silence, the sky, the sun and the beauty of hull. but the real focus of the project into the view but the thoughts going on inside the glass box. i into the view but the thoughts going on inside the glass box.— on inside the glass box. i think it is about -- _ on inside the glass box. i think it is about--- i _ on inside the glass box. i think it is about. .. i think— on inside the glass box. i think it is about... i think it _ on inside the glass box. i think it is about... i think it is _ on inside the glass box. i think it is about... i think it is about - is about... i think it is about inviting _ is about... i think it is about inviting people to take a moment to remember_ inviting people to take a moment to remember their city, to think about the future, —

is it something that you see in young people in hull?tion and employment. jake is the first young person at the warren to trial medi music, an algorithm designed to pick the perfect playlist of songs to lower your heart rate. music is academically proven to affect the brain more - than any other stimulus. it's already been trialled with dementia patients in the lancashire teaching hospital's nhs foundation trust, with a reported decrease in heart rate of 22%. a trial is currently under way with a0 nhs doctors and nurses at the same trust, who are working in critical care during the pandemic. can you talk us through those devices in front of you? yeah, sure. so what we've decided to do is build our own device, which is what we're looking to move towards. it's been designed to just focus on the delivery of music with no distractions we wouldn't normally get when looking at a smartphone. then at the bottom there will be additional modules that measure heart rate variability, which is a good indicator of stress, and hopefully ultimately some

wakefield trinity beat hull kingston rovers 28—12.ics is well under way in gateshead — britain's dina asher—smith has qualified fastest for the hundred metre final. a time of 11.45 seconds for her in her heat. and what a strong final it will be — asher—smith will line up against jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce and american sha'carri richardson — that due to take place just after 8.20 pm. you can watch all the action over on bbc two. that's all from sportsday. have a very good night. hello. if you are out and about this evening, be aware — we've still got some heavy rain and some lively winds. by tomorrow, that will be stuck across the north of scotland and instead, plenty of heavy showers and gusty winds, even hail and thunder will follow on. this is the area of low pressure that brought in today's rain and strong and gusty winds. as it sits across the uk tomorrow, it will throw further showers our way. but as i say, some pretty heavy rain for a few hours for many of us and some quite lively winds. there are showers following, but a

-- hull. lot of cloud around but not for _ in the mist! -- hull.re you have some sunscreen at the ready. it's time for this week's edition of newswatch. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. it was box office tv for westminster—watchers, but did the bbc give too much airtime and credence to the words of dominic cummings? and is bbc news showing us too much of him, too? no doubt who the person of the week was, at least from the media's point of view. dominic cummings' appearance on wednesday in front of a joint health and science parliamentary committee had been much anticipated. and for most people in and around westminster, at least, it didn't disappoint, with a startling series of revelations, claims, accusations and insults. but not everyone was persuaded of the value of his seven hours of testimony, with elisabeth blandon wondering... and glenn thirlby similarly asked... but yadwiga billewicz disagreed... one part of the session which caught the attention of bbc—watchers was when the prime minister's former chief adviser describ

lner, hull times, great western and trans— pennine. it’s a western and trans- pennine. trans- pennine. it's a disaster for me because _ western and trans- pennine. it's a disaster for me because i'm - western and trans— pennine. it's a disaster for me because i'm going for rny— disaster for me because i'm going for my vaccine in cardiff. yeah, my appointment is up three p. | for my vaccine in cardiff. yeah, my appointment is up three p.- appointment is up three p. i was auoin to appointment is up three p. i was going to go _ appointment is up three p. i was going to go back— appointment is up three p. i was going to go back to _ appointment is up three p. i was going to go back to uni - appointment is up three p. i was going to go back to uni and - appointment is up three p. i was going to go back to uni and i - appointment is up three p. i was going to go back to uni and i can't io going to go back to uni and i can't go back — going to go back to uni and i can't go back it's — going to go back to uni and i can't go back it's so _ going to go back to uni and i can't go

david sillito, bbc news, hull. how wonderful. time for a look at the weather — here's darren bett.ello, jane. the sky today is one of sunshine and showers, longer spells of rain, driven by a cold winter. the wet and windy weather yesterday, and there was a lot of rain yesterday, swept away, and it has left us with a wind coming more from the north which is maintaining this cold feel. there is sunshine but showers and we have a zone of more cloud and longer spells of rain moving southwards across scotland into northern england, across northern ireland, into wales and parts of the midlands and east anglia. temperatures 13 or 1a, but otherwise cold for the time of year i'm feeling colder in the winds, which are easing a bit later. at the same time, heading into this evening and overnight, we will see the cloudy, wet weather working towards wales and the west country. clearer skies following to the north, increasing showers elsewhere. in scotland and northern england we are more likely to have frost heading into tomorrow. more wintry showers for northern scotland, not many elsewhere, s

keeping a coach on for hull to pull world cup cycles is always a gamble shaking up the team and tactics gets harder with one man at the top for so long maybe strike mission was inevitable. as much as we might like to we can't blame it all on determine if they might have been a tad bit overconfident when they gave them a new contract one month before the world cup in russia. very they learned that the 2014 when would it magically repeat itself. now it's clearer than ever germany's issues run deeper than the one bad world. through all of this it seems germany have lost track of their winning identity. germany have always had a clear footballing identity but these days it's harder than ever to know what to expect whenever germany take the pitch for decades including the glorious hades of the seventies and ninety's football might not always have been pretty but it was effect. as. well the man had some good times and. germany were the unstoppable side worst relying on team spirit fitness and a disciplined defense to be far more talented spots. this is rooted in germany's pursed major success

that led to major disruption on great western railway, lner, transpennine and hull trains.ster for because i'm actually going for my vaccine in cardiff. my appointment is at 3pm. i was going to go back to uni, to exeter, and i can't go back, which is so annoying. these are fairly new. they have only been on uk railways for a few years. since last night's discovery, checks have revealed similar cracks in other trains, although hitachi will not say the trains are all the same design, and so that is the primary focus right now — to look at that design and to ensure we fully understand the cause, and also to make sure that we can, as quickly as possible, fix them and make them available back into traffic again. today, some have been cleared for use and put back into service, but lner has advised customers against travel tomorrow. great western railway expects disruption into next week. hitachi has apologised to passengers and rail operators. it's not clear yet when all the trains will be ready for use again. katy austin, bbc news. now on bbc news, more than 700 people have been

hull fc will play st helens in the semi—finals of rugby league's challenge cup.will be showers heading back into northern ireland, some heavy to western scotland and rain across the northern isles. turning chilly in scotland but these are temperatures going into the morning so some will have lifted from the lowest points overnight and for many of us it's a blustery start to the day. northern ireland at times blustery, rumbles of thunder into western scotland. northeast england had much of wales, dry, sunny spells bar the odd shower around. mostly cloudy from southwest england into yorkshire. gusty winds towards the west, up to 40 miles an hour and some sunny spells in east anglia and southeast england. much of the day here dry and warm. this is bbc news. the headlines... deputy labour leader angela rayner is sacked as party chair after labour's poor performance in the local election results. despite falling short of an overall majority, the snp closes in on a fourth consecutive victory in the scottish parliamentary election. nicola sturgeon says the win is a mand

what you see is a hull.his battery is able to be a backup power generator in case of power outages with the home. sustaining the home for multiple days. on the go, if our customers are looking for power, we've got pro power on board, which is able to help customers power up a tailgate, power up a campsite or work at a jobsite, ensuring they can get the job done. the other thing we are proud of is this vehicle is built in america, right here at the electric vehicle factory. not only that, a lot of our commodities are here as well. this frame i mentioned is down from kentucky. it comes from there. our battery is out of georgia. pres. biden: i know. >> event our -- even our motor, they are not only designed in-house, but produced right up the street. a lot of really great manufacturing here. pres. biden: have you had to change the tires? >> yes, we did have to change the tires and the wheels for the weight of the battery. we have several options, but one of them is providing lower resistance so you can get bett

simonjack, bbc news, hull.rday night's contest which appeared to show damiano david bending over a table backstage while on camera. eurovision organisers have now concluded he did not take drugs. foreign correspondent anna holligan explained a little earlier that organisers now want to draw a line under the incident the results are back. so just to remind you what happened on the night, television pictures shows damiano david dip his head to the table for a few moments and there was speculation online and in the press room that he had been taking drugs. afterwards he was asked about it in the press conference, and we were there he said "i didn't take drugs, my band—mate the guitarist thomas broke a glass and i was leaning down to clear it up". we just said the statements in the last 50 minutes from ebu, the organisers. they said following these allegations of drug use in the green room the broadcasters requested through the italian delegation a thorough review of the facts. so they studied all of the available

the 33—year—old directed his comment towards hull forward andre savelio and it was then reported to thee added the individual 10m platform title with a stunning back three—and—a—half somersault. he also won the 10m synchronised event alongside matty lee on saturday. daley is expected to challenge for more medals at this summer's delayed games which he's already qualified for. and that's all the sport for now. hello. it's a return to frost in some rural areas as wednesday begins particularly in parts of scotland and northern england. showers in northern scotland, wintry on health and for northern ireland, wales and parts of the midlands and east anglia and southern england start with hail and thunder during the day. gusty winds around the showers the winds are lighter than they have some sunshine to be had. showers are wintry on hills and widespread as into northeast england. going to be a chilly day. highs of around eight to 12 celsius. some showers will continue into wednesday evening, a batch moving south across scotland over night into thursday morning. it give snow to relatively low

[laughter] how can one electron go through two hull at the same time? that is just the way it is, get used to it. there are two philosophies you can take. neither of them with common sense. both of them will blow your mind away. the first interpretation comes from eugene to help build the atomic bomb. one of the founders of the quantum theory. he said that well someone has to look at it as you correctly pointed out. someone who is conscious has to look at the electron to say aha the electron went to the left where it went to the rights. but who looks at the observer? somebody has to observe the observers that the observer can exist because the observer is also made out of adams. how do we know the observer of the observer of the observer can exist? somebody has to look at him too. you have an infinite sequence of observers that make it possible to make a measurement. in other words this is called the nurse friend. he has to have a friend in order to make a measurement. so how many friends are there? an infinite number leading up to god. in fact big nerv

he�*s alleged to have made a comment to a hull player on thursday. leaders team bath have pulled further ahead in the table, after beating third—placed manchester thunder 44—41 in an incredibly close game. and new zealand have knocked world champions england off the top of the one—day international rankings. eoin morgan�*s side have slipped to fourth overall, but remain top of the twenty20 rankings. eoin morgan is currently playing in the indian premier league, captaining the kolkata knight riders, but two of his team—mates, varun chakaravarthy and sandeep warrier, have tested positive for covid. today�*s match against royal challengers bangalore has been postponed. the ipl has pledged to carry on, despite the covid crisis in the country with the death toll over 200,000. the cricket broadcaster prakash wankakar spoke to me from pune. even though the hotel and everybody else is taking all kinds of precautions, it is very tenuous, isn�*t it? it�*s going to take one individual somewhere in that long change to be compromised —— in that long chain. becaus

group hamas says it fired $130.00 rockets towards tel aviv a bus was hit in the southern suburb of hull on 3 israelis have been killed it's been the most intense exchange of fire between both sides in 2014 i 4 said as more from southern israel it really is extraordinary just how quickly this is all spun up to this level of escalation from what had for much of the month of ramadan been sparks of violence and unrest and discontent inside jerusalem since the decision by hamas to fire those long range rockets on jerusalem on monday evening. have been sporadic outbreaks of violence across israel between arab and israeli residents israeli border police are redeploying from the occupied west bank to lord in central israel after a large scale rioting stage with emergency has now been declared in the area. but us on the united nations have called for a deescalation the arab league has condemned the airstrikes on gaza and called on the international community to help stop the violence and at an emergency meeting qatar's foreign minister mohammad bin abdurrahman al thani call for an effective arab

meanwhile, in rugby league, st helens went level on points with super league leaders wigan after beating hull's all the sport for now. remember, you can stay right up to date on all the latest sports news via the bbc sport website. we will see you again soon. bye—bye. hello there. friday was a bit of a disappointing day. we saw a lot more cloud around and some patchy rain thanks to a weak weather front. however, as we move through the bank holiday weekend, high pressure builds in. it's going to bring increasingly sunny and warmer weather from the south. now, this highway of high pressure will push these weather fronts away, but we still have the legacy of yesterday's weather fronts across central and western areas. a little bit of early drizzle here and there, but gradually conditions will improve. the sunshine will get going on that cloud break. we could see just a few heavy showers dotted around here and there through the afternoon. but most places will be dry, and they'll be a little bit warmer because of more sunshine. highs of 20, maybe 21 degrees. any showers will fade away through satu

lity man will be done with just forgive my walkin i'm a little normal for her wig a bolo under the hull show a little model force to follow will car turn up back to you me in name only the man i will let it in man of the will beneath invasion of the hellish undead oh about law i had worshipped water bottles for. me i would have would have about 2 minutes of dns and camera so you can get where they have their scanner. the right direction stumbling block limit her right to tie into one gives her is there can only element where you are shooting in center proud to that little more about. we can look at that now at that moment for our show to get a lot more about what the lower poll a push to get milk about what her she did when i was being productive is that i did a little hug if you're going to do usually to get rid of the fit that where she really needs it doesn't give you a 2nd medal or not like we're. in this valley i'm a fish had to low hope that another classroom a can. has that a man has a. has a lot of the woods. and. how do you see it move fast but that same style director is good.

that led to major disruption on great western railway, lner, transpennine and hull trains.saster for because i'm actually going for my vaccine in cardiff. my appointment is at 3pm. i was going to go back to uni, to exeter, and i can't go back, which is so annoying. these are fairly new. they have only been on uk railways for a few years. since last night's discovery, checks have revealed similar cracks in other trains, although hitachi will not say precisely how many. the trains are all the same design, and so that is the primary focus right now — to look at that design and to ensure we fully understand the cause, and also to make sure that we can, as quickly as possible, fix them and make them available back into traffic again. today, some have been cleared for use and put back into service, but lner has advised customers against travel tomorrow. great western railway expects disruption into next week. hitachi has apologised to passengers and rail operators. it's not clear yet when all the trains will be ready for use again. katy austin, bbc news. now on bbc news, witness

so we are talking cooler weather in norwich — 15 degrees — maybe 17 in hull, but inland it is going toc news with the latest headlines... thousands of manchester city and chelsea fans are in portugal where the teams meet for the champions league final in a few hours' time. it will mean absolutely everything. we've been fantastic since sheikh mansour purchased the club back in 2008. we've won every trophy that's available to us apart from this one. you have to wear that, wear a mask around all the time. it's quite hot and sweaty. it's really inconvenient, and obviously on the flight as well, but it's worth it. a teenager appears in court charged with conspiracy to murder following the shooting of sasha johnson, the black lives matter activist. the $6 trillion plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war two — to try to reboot america's economy.

in fact, this weather front won't reach norwich, hull and newcastle until the evening hours. but there still will be some blustery showers around. so a pretty unsettled picture again. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: a large volcano erupts in eastern congo, causing panic in the city of goma, residents are told to leave their homes. is this proof that princess latifa of dubai is alive? a single picture posted on social media, after she disappeared from public view in february. the former bbc journalist criticised for his interview with princess diana says he loved her and never meant to harm her. that means we have a winner! and — viva italia — the country is celebrating after winning the eurovision song contest.

instability that that's particularly the case along scotland's border with inland from where joan hull reports there might be change coming down the track from edinburgh to london shaking the times that have browned scotland to the united kingdom since the 1700s. in the border regions the scottish national party's electoral reach wanes here specially a vote for scottish independence would have profound consequences basically i think that the border and both sides of it is almost as one for people in this area separation is absolutely the last thing that people want and my experience of talking to people locally and the idea of a hardboard is completely unworkable and i think scotland is so in twined this part of the u.k. . separation we've just built something absolutely insurmountable problems there are questions about currency and travel but more concerning is trade england accounts for 60 percent of scottish exports the possibility of border controls and trade tariffs could do harm to the economy and there's disquiet on the english side of the border to where the ruins of berrick ca

that led to major disruption on great western railway, lner, trans pennine and hull trains.t's a disaster for cos i'm actually going for my vaccine in cardiff. and, yeah, my appointment's at 3pm. i was going to go back to uni, i to exeter, and i can't go back, which is so annoying. these are fairly new. they've only been on uk railways for a few years. since last night's discovery, checks have revealed similar cracks in further trains, although hitachi won't say precisely how many. the trains that have been withdrawn are all the same design, and so that is the primary focus right now, to look at that design and to ensure we fully understand the cause, and also to make sure that we can, as quickly as possible, fix them and make them available back into traffic again. today, some have been cleared for use and put back into service, but lner has advised customers against travel tomorrow. great western railway expects disruption into next week. hitachi has apologised to passengers and rail operators. it's not clear yet when all the trains will be ready for use again. katy austin

so we are talking cooler weather in norwich — 15 degrees — maybe 17 in hull, but inland it is going tobeautifully sunny day tomorrow and that fine weather is expected to last into monday and tuesday. hello, this is bbc news with me, jane hill. the headlines: thousands of manchester city and chelsea fans are in porto, where the teams meet for the champions league final in a few hours' time. it will mean absolutely everything. we have been fantastic since sheikh mansell purchased the club back in 2008. we have won every trophy that's available to us, apart from this one. you have to wear that... wear a mask around all the time. it is quite hot and sweaty. it is... is is really inconvenient, and obviously on the flight as well, but it is worth it. a teenager appears in court charged with conspiracy to murder, following the shooting of sasha johnson, the black lives matter activist. the $6 trillion plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war ii — to try to reboot america's economy. "another lost summer" for uk musicalfestivals — a report by mps blames the go

so we are talking cooler weather in norwich — 15 degrees — maybe 17 in hull, but inland it is going to hours�* time. it will mean absolutely everything. we have been fantastic since sheikh mansell purchased the club back in 2008. we have won every trophy that�*s available to us, apart from this one. you have to wear that... wear a mask around all the time. it is quite hot and sweaty. it is...

so we are talking cooler weather in norwich — 15 degrees — maybe 17 in hull, but inland it is going tos�* time. a teenager appears in court charged with conspiracy to murder, following the shooting of sasha johnson, the black lives matter activist. the $6 trillion plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war ii, to try to reboot america�*s economy. "another lost summer" for uk musicalfestivals — a report by mps blames the government for not backing an insurance safety net for organisers. i will be back with much more at the top of the hour, but right now... a former wales rugby international takes on his biggest challenge — to prove the game he loves has caused his dementia.

we've tried to rest as fast and as little as we can, but we're back into the hull, back into the trenchese to call it, and then we've gotta come out all guns firing for the olympics. and on a night whgich saw scotland'sjosh taylor's became britain's first undisputed world champion in the four—belt era. plenty of talk ringside about tyson fury and anthonyjoshua's fight which appears off. fury was there in las vegas and says he's signed a contract for a third fight with deontay wilder injuly. that came after the wbo ordered anthonyjoshua to defend his heavyweight title against mandatory challenger oleksandr usyk. so no mammouth match up in august. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is the director of uk in a changing europe, anand menon, and the chief political commentator at the independent, john rentoul. good morning to you both. we will chat in a moment. this morning's front pages... the observer reports that ministers have pledged to intervene to restore trust

we've had the last of the quarterfinals in rugby league's challenge cup — hull fc beat wigan 20—10 butsporting event since the start of the pandemic. 70,000 fans will pack the at&t stadium in arlington, texas, for the super—middleweight unification fight between saul "canelo" alvarez and british fighter billyjoe saunders. it will also be a record for an indoor boxing event in the us. mexico's alvarez is putting two belts on the line against the unbeaten saunders, who holds the wbo title. you're going to see an absolutely boxing masterclass from billyjoe saunders and he will win a unanimous decision over 12 rounds. a lot of gypsy decision over 12 rounds. a lot of gypsy magic in the air, billiejo is on form and is looking in better shape, best i have ever seen him, a real good fight on tomorrow night, cannot wait, so happy to be here in texas with all these great boxing fans, it's going to be really good fight, really looking forward to it. you can follow that on the bbc sport website and of course you can keep up—to—date with all today's football scores and that as well. that's all the

the 33—year—old directed his comment towards hull forward andre savelio, and it was then reported to with only burns to his hands. but, it did end his formula 1 career. now, for one day only, he's been given the keys to lewis hamilton's world championship winning car, to ensure his final memory on an f1 track is a positive one. i spoke to him earlier this morning and asked him what triggered his survival instinct. it was my kids. i couldn't imagine them growing up without a doubt. that's what gave me that last thought to jump out of the car when i thought it was all over. obviously, i tried to escape many times and i was stuck there. then i thought it was going to be the end, but thinking about my three kids and thinking they wouldn't have a dad growing up, it gave me that extra piece of power and energy to jump out. i was aware my hands were burning and that i was in pain, and the situation, i knew it was get out or die. obviously, i managed to get out and since then, obviously it's a big thing in my life but i must say i'm very happy nowadays. that experience was a tough one. i don

nothing penetrated the pressure hull but satellites are hit and damaged and destroyed. it is a serious problem. >> just the last few seconds we have, as you watch the maps, in this room raider 10-plus backdrop we have here, when you're looking at the maps, looking at how this space junk is falling apart and coming towards the earth to make impact, what are you looking at and what is helping you determine or try to guess out where this might land? >> so i would not make any kind of educated guess other than the fact that more than 70% of the planet is covered in water and the biggest piece being the pacific ocean. >> that's the best possible scenario, right? that's what i was saying this week. the earth is mostly covered in water. commander scott kelly, great talking to you. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> all right. good seeing you. >>> imagine being in a prostitution and sex trafficking prosecution and you decide to go on a national tour. enter republican congressman matt gaetz hitting the campaign trail even making light of the potential legal trouble