to rugby now, and hull fc narrowly beat hull kr by 23 points to 22 in a thrilling superleague derby.l 4 points ahead. but marc sneeds crucial late drop goal proved to be the difference after a late kr try. still to come tonight, castleford host wakefield at 7 oclock sonnyboyliston won the ebor handicap in a photo finish at york. the 10—1 shot, ridden by ben coen, and trained byjonny murtagh, edged out quickthorn with alounak finishing third. pre—race favourite hamish was earlier declared a non—runner back to the cricket and a quick update on the final of the mens's hundred at lord's. moeen ali's birmingham phoenix won the toss and decided to field. so southern brave batting first. it's currently 15 for1 after 15 balls.

to rugby now, and hull fc narrowly beat hull kr by 23 points to 22 in a thrilling superleague derby. remaining, when bureta faraimo crossed over to put hull 4 points ahead. but marc sneeds crucial late drop goal proved to be the difference after a late kr try. castleford tigers are currently playing wakefield trinity. you can keep up with that match on the bbc sport website. primoz roglic of slovenia retained the overall leader's red jersey after the 8th stage of the vuelta a espana. fabio jakobsen of the netherlands finished first to pick up his second stage victory of this year's race. roglic has an 8 second overall lead. britain's adam yates remains 10th, almost a minute and a half off the pace. sonnyboyliston won the ebor handicap in a photo finish at york. the 10—1 shot, ridden by ben coen, and trained byjonny murtagh, edged out quickthorn with alounak finishing third. pre—race favourite hamish was earlier declared a non—runner that's all from sportsday. hello. saturday saw quite a large amount of cloud sitting across the uk. wearing heavy rain for some. quite a contrast, then,

welcome to rainy hull.t nearly disappeared entirely when the pandemic hit — saved by aaron mellor, who owns a number of venues across the north of england. totally as it was left when you had your last night here? yeah, i mean, we didn't own the space when we had last night here, but when it had its last night, nobody really... door opens loudly. it's always look like this, just a lot darker. yeah, let's switch the lights off. laughter. yeah, but the idea is to keep it pretty much the same as it is, you know? venues like this are grassroots music venues, so you know... if it had a carpet, it would be a sticky carpet. that's very much part of the atmosphere. it's been run by terry spoma, who's been putting on nights here since the early rave days. when it closed, were you gutted? the whole city was gutted! i mean, i've honestly — fat tears have been involved in the music industry — i've never seen the city —— 30 years of being involved in the music industry — i've never seen the city so gutted when a venue c

welcome to rainy hull.ly disappeared entirely when the pandemic hit — saved by aaron mellor, who owns a number of venues across the north of england. totally as it was left when you had your last night here? yeah, i mean, we didn't own the space when we had last night here, but when it had its last night, nobody really... door opens loudly. it's always look like this, just a lot darker. yeah, let's switch the lights off. laughter. yeah, but the idea is to keep it pretty much the same as it is, you know? venues like this are grassroots music venues, so you know... if it had a carpet, it would be a sticky carpet. that's very much part of the atmosphere. it's been run by terry spoma, who's been putting on nights here since the early rave days. when it closed, were you gutted? the whole city was gutted! i mean, i've honestly — fat tears have been involved in the music industry — i've never seen the city so gutted when a venue closed. when i heard it closed, it just felt. .. somebody needs to be saving these ven

sarah corker, bbc news, in hull. the age of 72. she was suffering from cancer. she created the worst witch books, which have twice been adapted for children's television, and she was also known for her picture books, including the large family series, about a community of elephants. today, she's been praised for her "unparalleled talent "for storytelling, through words and pictures." jill murphy, who's died at the age of 72. the coronavirus pandemic resulted in lockdowns that deprived millions of people, of paid work. while some benefitted from the government's furlough scheme, others had to find alternative employment to get by. 0ur correspondent david sillito has been speaking to one group of people who found themselves facing an unexpected career change — the cast of the west end musical, mamma mia. he plays "somewhere over the rainbow". it always begins with an overture. a little musical welcome from 93—year—old david dennis to his daily carer, stephen beckett. hey, david, how are you doing? i saw a sign, a care

charley hull meanwhile will be playing the event for the fifth time.out on selection in 2019. it was a tough cop two years ago and we didn't quite make it and we asked her to be the vice captain. itjust showed how much she loved this and her passion and she did not hesitate for an instant. it was a much nicer phone call to phone her and tell her. i think she will be a great addition, she's got that passion for the cup and team play. they have been trying to make this team and to finally get that confirmation that you're in the team now, obviously, the players are very excited, when you're playing your first one, but i managed to catch her when she was just about to take off and it meant and they spoke to her and as you can imagine, she wasjust and they spoke to her and as you can imagine, she was just delighted. the third test at headingley starts on wednesday. england are 1 down in the series after losing against india at lord's last week. fast bowler mark wood is going to miss the match with an injury, something captainjoe root has described as a ham

jonah hull reports from westminster. >> collective anguish of parliament.t back from summer recess to debate the failure of the mission that claimed 457 british lives. boris johnson describes what the u.k. would do the aftermath. >> our efforts must be focused on supporting the afghan people themselves including the threat of violence. we call on the united nations to lead a new humanitarian effort in this region. >> the government has announced a new refugee resettlement scheme, called ambitious -- unambitious by critics but plans to bring 20,000 to britain over the next few years. despite promises to evacuate up to 10,000 who have worked with the u.k., afghan's president and the u.k. protested. >> we want things to do for our families back home. who serve them for 20 years. that picture space for everything. >> do you feel the government is doing enough? >> no. never. >> act in the house, among questions about the failure of u.k. intelligence and the prime minister's absence on the holidays, crisis unfolded last week. there is a powerful indictment of the

charley hull meanwhile will be playing the event for the fifth time.nificant for mel reid, who was picked after missing out on the selection in 2019. it was a tough phone call two years ago, to say you hadn't quite made it and were asked to be vice captain. i think that shows how much she loves it. she didn't think for an instant and said she would do it. it was a much nicer phone call this time. i think she will be a great addition. she has the experience and has the passion for team play. they have been trying for two years to make the team and to finally get that confirmation you are in the team, obviously, the players are very excited, especially the rookies, i think, when you are playing in your first one. i managed to catch mel, just before she set off for atlanta, and as you can imagine she wasjust delighted. the england bowler mark wood is out of the third test against india. which begins this week after suffering a shoulder injury. hejarred his right shoulder in the last test at lord's, which england lost by 151 runs, having drawn the first ma

sides were level with just over half an hour's play remaining, when bureta faraimo crossed over to put hull 4 points ahead. but marc sneeds crucial late drop goal proved to be the difference after a late kr try. still to come tonight, castleford host wakefield at 7 oclock sonnyboyliston won the ebor handicap in a photo finish at york. the 10—1 shot, ridden by ben coen, and trained byjonny murtagh, edged out quickthorn with alounak finishing third. pre—race favourite hamish was earlier declared a non—runner back to the cricket and a quick update on the final of the mens�*s hundred at lord's. moeen ali's birmingham phoenix won the toss and decided to field. so southern brave batting first. it's currently 15 fori after 15 balls. the dangerous quinton de kock the man out. that's all from sportsday. have a very good evening. afghanistan has new masters, 20 years after their first experiment in power came to a shattering end, the taliban are back, hours after arriving in cobble, sitting at the president's desk. earlier, cling to power but the man down in the streets is gone. afghanistan has new m

. >> each of those blasts, called shock trials, were taken closer to the ship's hull.erations in a combat environment. i still see the ship there so i think it went well. >> the vessel was passing the test with flying colors. >>> next to a sticky situation across the pond. >> this happened yesterday in london. the famed tower bridge had a hiccup, when the arms were stuck in the up position. through the river thames. >> a technical failure was to blame. vehicles and pedestrians were backed up for hours. >> remember, this is a 127-year-old drawbridge. it opens up about 800 times a year to allow large ships to pass. it's an elaborate operation, that passage requests require at least 24-hour notice. you have to give a heads-up. >> it's a little old. had a little arthritis in its drawbridge. >> you know what, but it works. it's slow, but it works. >>> now, to eastern europe where dozens of couples participated in a true test of team work. >> this happened in hungary, where 40 married couples competed at the top spot for the second-annual wife carrying contest. >> the sport

sarah corker, bbc news, hull.eos from october. the announcement comes after bbc news had approached the company for a response to leaked documents concerning accounts which posted illegal content. 0nlyfans says it goes far beyond "all relevant global safety standards and regulations" and does not tolerate breaches of its terms of service. noel titheradge is here — what's this all about? 0nlyfans 0nlyfa ns is a 0nlyfans is a bit to subscription —based social media site that has grown hugely in the pandemic was 120 million subscribers to pe monthly fee or tips for videos and photos but there have been concerned about use of the site. 0nlyfans was failing to prevent under 18 selling and appealing and explicit videos despite it being illegalfor children to do so. we have investigated how content is moderated. leaked documents show that although illegal content itself is remove the website lets moderators give multiple warnings before closing accounts. accounts with high numbers of subscribers can be given additional w

[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

qpr also winning on the road — 3—0 at hull city and bournemouth got their first win with a 2—1 victoryay shortly, away to swansea. you can see all the other results on a busy day in the efl on the bbc sport website. no scottish premiership action today, but there were three games in the second round of league cup. livingstone, who reached the final last season, are through to the last eight, beating st mirren on penalties. it finished 1—1 in normal time. dundee and dundee united also made it through. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. and 0lympic silver medallist cj ujah has denied any wrongdoing after a positive drugs test, having been provisionally suspended following great britain's four by 100 metre relay in tokyo. ujah said in a statement, "to be absolutely clear, i am not a cheat". a week after claiming his first motogp win from pole at the styrian grand prix, jorge martin is looking to repeat the feat. the spanish rider set a new lap record at the red bull ring as he claimed pole again for the austrian grand prix. toyota's takamoto katsuta had a lucky escape aft

a few heavy pulses of rain with the few mist patches over the high ground in a very mild night in hullthe weekend, we've got rain to start off with on saturday, clearing showers western areas late in the day. sunday, brighter generally with some sunny spells but again, there will be a few showers knocking around. so, quite a changeable weekend. today at six, heartbreak in afghanistan, as thousands beg troops at kabul airport to allow them to board flights to freedom. anguish and frustration — for british troops trying to keep order, for frightened afghans, trying to flee the taliban. how long have you been here waiting? i came morning, five o'clock. still i'm waiting here and the last three days i'm trying to go inside. and they won't let you into the hotel? yeah. even though the embassy has told you to come here? yeah, he said to come. here, the prime minister defends his foreign secretary over his handling of the crisis. and all this as allegations emerge of executions and torture borisjohnson boris johnson says borisjohnson says he believes the situation at kabul airport is getting

charley hull meanwhile will be playing the event for the fifth time.nt. she said she would do it. it was a much nicer phone call to phone her and tell her. i think she will be a great addition, she's got that passion for the cup and team play. they have been trying to make this team and to finally get that confirmation that you're in the team now, obviously, the players are very excited, when you're playing your first one, but i managed to catch mel when she was just about to take off and spoke to her and as you can imagine, she was just delighted. the third test at headingley starts on wednesday. england are 1 down in the series after losing against india at lord's last week. fast bowler mark wood is going to miss the match with an injury, something captainjoe root has described as a hammerblow. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. england prepared knowing they must bat with great resolve and are aware that there is another bullying problem to solve. out having injured his shoulder, making a desperate diving stop, fully committed or ill consider

> an entire cargo ship has broken in two after running aground in japan a clean split right at the hulle ship is still spilling oil into the sea. here's nick's rob sanchez. >> reporter: a giant cargo ship has broken clean in half off the coast of northern japan. the 40,000 ton crimson polaris was headed into court when it got caught on the sea beds it managed to eventually get itself free from where it ran aground but it suffered a crack in its hull in the process that crack got wider and wider until the ship broke into two pieces now the good news is the japanese coast guard said they were able to rescue safely all 21 members of the crew they are from china and from the philippines. the bad news is the ship, when it broke apart, started spilling oil into the sea off of japan. authorities do not know how much oil has spilled so far but some kind of cleanup operation is probably going to be necessary for the news, i'm rap sanchez. >> what a sight that is. >>> well, the war between human and hornet is heating up the first live murder hornet of the year spotted in washington state. there h

well, quite murky to some and a mild night, temperatures no lower than 16 in both liverpool and the hullweather fronts slowly progressing eastwards. sunday, the better of the two days of the weekend. in that, they will ease to a mixture of sunshine and showers. saturday's focus, then, we got the rain with us. the rain is going to be really heavy across wales, midlands, northern england as well. many of us will feel some rain through the day, perhaps northern scotland one of the dry areas and later in the afternoon in wales and parts of north—west and southern england will brighten up but there will be some heavy showers following here. temperatures generally high teens, it might reach about 70 up of england but most temperature is a bit below par. this is going to be the better of the two days at the weekend. cloud built into thin and break up with some sunny spells coming out. some heavy showers around, though, may be a few thunderstorms. these are likely to affect parts of central and eastern scotland, central and eastern england, drierfor scotland, central and eastern england, drier f

hull city have started the championship season with a 4—1 win.ame from a goal down to hammer preston at deepdale. blackburn, luton and stoke also got wins on the first weekend of the new season. sheffield united, relegated from the premier league last season, and birmingham kick off in a few minutes' time. lionel messi's representatives are in talks with paris st—germain — two days after it was announced that barcelona would be releasing him from his contract. bbc sport has been told the messi camp contacted psg as soon as it became clear the catalan club would be unable to honour the reduced contract they had agreed with the argentine striker. the french club are confident a deal can be put together with messi already familiar with a number of the club's players. chelsea are closing in on sealing the return of romelu lukaku to stamford bridge. it is understood an agreement is close between inter milan and chelsea on a deal that could be worth arund £97 million. that would be just short of the british record 100 mliion that manchester city paid a

if you look closely, you'll see just above the water line on the side of the vessel in the hull, you'll find holes carved into it. these are air ports. now, if your cargo is textiles, if your cargo is sugar, if your cargo is timber, you don't carve holes into the side of the ship. but if your cargo is 300 human beings to be brought from west africa to some port in the new world, you've got a big problem. the problem is ventilation. how to let that so-called cargo breathe. okay. so that's how you can tell it's a slave ship. because of the holes carved in the side. well, we're going to talk about the slave trade in its largest dimensions, and we're also going to talk about it concretely. here's a famous image you may have seen. this is a real ship called the "brooks." it sailed out of liverpool for about 20 years in the late 18th century. ships like this carried over a very long span of time beginning around 1514 and carrying on up to about 1866, that's a span of 352 years, carried millions of people into bondage. and one of my points here is we are not talking about a short burst or pero

it's quite murky for some, and a mild night, temperatures no lower than 16 in both liverpool and for hullof the two days of the weekend, in that, the rain will ease to a mixture of sunshine and showers. saturday's forecast then, we've got the rain with us. and the rain is probably going to be heaviest, really, across wales, northern england, perhaps the midlands as well. many of us will see some pulses of rain through the day, perhaps northern scotland one of the drier areas, and later in the afternoon, wales and parts of northern ireland and southwest england brighten up with some sunshine. but there will be some heavy showers following in here. temperatures generally high teens, might reach about 22 celsius across eastern most areas of england, but for most, temperatures a bit below par. now, for sunday, as i say, this is going to be the better of the two days of the weekend. cloud will tend to thin and break up with some sunny spells coming out. there will be some heavy showers around, though, maybe a few thunderstorms. these are likely to affect parts of central and eastern scotland,

probably reach you later in the day, and temperatures hence getting up to around 22 in the afternoon in hull away, they'll be sitting on top of us for quite some time. i think on friday particularly heavy. the met office is highlighting across scotland, northern ireland and the north of england heavy and thundery and prolonged. in the south, there'll be showers too. and remember, very breezy weather as well, so brollies at the ready. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines — piling on the pressure — president biden urges andrew cuomo to stand down as governor of new york after an investigation found he'd sexually harassed women while in office. i think he should resign. i understand that the state legislature may decide to impeach. i don't know that for a fact. i've not read all that data. the afghan capital kabul is rocked by blasts and gunfire as the taliban offensive continues, and thousands of afghans flee their homes. the olympic sprinter from belarus who's been given a humanitarian visa from poland tells the bbc why she's scared to return

probably reach you later in the day, and temperatures hence getting up to around 22 in the afternoon in hullslap bang over us on friday, and it'll be a slow—mover. so, that means all the heavy showers that'll be churning away, they'll be sitting on top of us for quite some time. i think on friday particularly heavy. the met office is highlighting across scotland, northern ireland and the north of england heavy and thundery and prolonged. in the south, there'll be showers too. and remember, very breezy weather as well, so brollies at the ready. welcome to bbc news, i'm ben boulos. our top stories: the olympic sprinter who refused to go home to belarus fearing for her safety arrives at tokyo airport to fly to warsaw. krystsina tsimanouskaya's flight�*s set to take off in 20 minutes — she was offered a humantarian visa by poland. she is notifying elsewhere. piling on the pressure, president biden urges andrew cuomo to resign as governor of new york after an investigation found he'd sexually harassed women while in office. afghanistan's defence minister survives a suicide bomb and gun attack on

and this was the cool, grey picture that we had in hull, in east yorkshire.inds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud, and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 celsius. cloud's a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland, so it's a bit cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud, across some central parts of western scotland and northern ireland, as well — and i'm hopeful that east anglia and southeast, the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts of england likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle, too. the winds coming in off the north sea, so it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland, nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15—17 celsius at best — in the sunshine, making 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday, but it should be a decent end to the day for northern ireland, some western parts of scotland. now

probably reach you later in the day, and temperatures hence getting up to around 22 in the afternoon in hull a slow—mover. so, that means all the heavy showers that'll be churning away, they'll be sitting on top of us for quite some time. i think on friday particularly heavy. the met office is highlighting across scotland, northern ireland and the north of england heavy and thundery and prolonged. in the south, there'll be showers too. and remember, very breezy weather as well, so brollies at the ready. welcome to bbc news — i'm ben boulos. our top stories: 0lympic sprinter krystina simanovskaya who refused to go home to belarus arrives at tokyo airport to fly to poland. krystina simanovskaya's flight�*s set to take off minutes — she was offered a humantarian visa by poland. piling on the pressure. president biden urges andrew cuomo to resign as governor of new york after an investigation found he'd sexually harassed women while in office. the afghan defence minister survived an attack on his home as the taliban insurgency in kabul continues.

probably reach you later in the day, and temperatures hence getting up to around 22 in the afternoon in hullover us on friday, and it'll be a slow—mover. so, that means all the heavy showers that'll be churning away, they'll be sitting on top of us for quite some time. i think on friday particularly heavy. the met office is highlighting across scotland, northern ireland and the north of england heavy and thundery and prolonged. in the south, there'll be showers too. and remember, very breezy weather as well, so brollies at the ready. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: piling on the pressure. president biden urges andrew cuomo to resign as governor of new york after an investigation found he'd sexually harassed women while in office. afghanistan's defence minister survives a suicide bomb and gun attack on his home in kabul, as the taliban's insurgency continues. the olympic sprinter refusing to go home to belarus tells the bbc that she asked poland for protection because of serious concerns for her safety. translation: i can't go back to be

and this was the cool, grey picture that we had in hull, in east yorkshire.till sitting to the northwest of the uk, but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud, and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 celsius. cloud's a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland, so a bit cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking ahrough the cloud, across some central parts of western scotland and northern ireland, as well — and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts of england likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle, too. the winds coming in off the north sea, so it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland, nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15—17 celsius at best — in the sunshine, making 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday, but it should be a decent end to the day for no

. >> with three months to go but for the climate conference, i'm jonah hull and ended borrow -- in edinburghreturning their attention toward the next big crisis of our time. ♪ lauren: hello. it has been a dramatic day and afghanistan where the taliban are capturing board major targets. the city of gaza me, three hours from the capital, and the taliban's most significant price so far, hereafter the country's third-largest city. now there is fighting in afghanistan's second city, kandahar. 11 capitals have fallen. the advance seems to be heading toward kabul. the u.k. and u.s. are dispatching troops to kabul to help pull out embassy staff and civilians. we begin our coverage with charlotte bellus. charlie: charlotte: we can confirm that herat has fallen. residents, we talked to half a dozen people who say there were taliban and all the streets in the center of town. they had come into town, pushed through, they have been trying to get into the city for a month. crossed through the front line this afternoon and they broke into the prison, they got into the police compound, they got into the gov

sarah corker, bbc news, in hull. the journey. it's the beginning of thinking about the role that culture can play in cities, in bringing people together, in creating pride, in expressing identity, in supporting regeneration and economic development, in promoting tourism, and really putting your city on the map. a longlist will be revealed at the end of next month, with the winner announced in may, as coventry�*s year in the spotlight comes to an end. colin paterson, bbc news. the children's author and illustratorjill murphy has died at the age of 72. she created the worst witch books, which have been adapted twice for children's television, as well as publishing picture books including the large family series — about a family of elephants. her son charlie said: "i feel beyond lucky to have "had a mum like mine... "i miss her so much already." now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. the main noticeable feature of this month is just how cloudy the weather has been and today will be anoth

and this was the cool, grey picture that we had in hull, in east yorkshire.itting to the northwest of the uk, but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud, and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud across most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 celsius. cloud's a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland, so it's a bit cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud, across some central parts of western scotland and northern ireland, as well — and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast, the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts of england likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle, too. the winds coming in off the north sea, so it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland, nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15—17 celsius at best — in the sunshine, making 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday, but it should be a decent end to the day for nor

and this was the cool and grey picture that we had in hull in east yorkshire. to the northwest of the uk but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 degrees. cloud a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland so it's cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud. across central parts of western scotland and northern ireland as well and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts, likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle too. the winds coming in off the north sea, it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15 to 17 degrees at best, in the sunshine maybe 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday. should be a decent end to the day for northern island, western parts of scotland. the hi

georgia hall and charley hull are in the 12 by right, and, after missing out on the team last time, melh phone call two years ago, to say, you know, she hadn't quite made it and asked her to be vice captain. but i think that shows how much she loves the solheim and her passion, that she didn't think for an instant and said she would do it. it was a much nicer phone call this time. i think she will be a great addition. she has the experience and has that passion for the solheim cup and team play. they have been trying for two years to make the team and to finally get that confirmation you are in the team, obviously, the players are very excited, especially the rookies, i think, when you're playing in your first one. but i managed to catch mel, she was just about to take off in atlanta, and as you can imagine she wasjust delighted. catriona matthew touched on the rookies there — there are three in the european team who will be experiencing the solheim cup for the first time — one of them is leona maguire, who joins us now. she was just talking about how she loved making those phone calls

probably reach you later in the day, and temperatures hence getting up to around 22 in the afternoon in hull be a slow—mover. so, that means all the heavy showers that'll be churning away, they'll be sitting on top of us for quite some time. i think on friday particularly heavy. the met office is highlighting across scotland, northern ireland and the north of england heavy and thundery and prolonged. in the south, there'll be showers too. and remember, very breezy weather as well, so brollies at the ready. this is bbc news. we will have all of the headlines and news straight after this programme. this week, we are in iceland to fly over a red—hot volcano. and then chill out with some beautiful scenery. also at a gas—powered bitcoin mine in the us.

jonah hull reports.l calvi once flew high as one of russia's biggest foreign investors. now the u.s. businessman stands convicted of embezzlement. the verdict of a moscow court. >> so far, the judge, as the prosecutor did earlier, has simply repeated the phrases and arguments from the december 2019 preliminary accusation. ignoring hundreds of documents, testimonies, and expert witnesses that were presented during the trial over the last seven months. what it is not over yet. i hope tomorrow, the judge will address the real facts. hope dies last, as they say in russia. jonah: his arrest and pretrial detention in 2019 shocked russia's business community, already reeling from western sanctions and an economic slump. supporters claim the charges against him -- his company lacked evidence and that the country's judicial system was being used by a politically connected rival. even prominent russian burrs -- business executives voiced concerns that the jailing of one of russia's few remaining major foreign inve

and this was the cool and grey picture that we had in hull in east yorkshire.ng in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 degrees. cloud a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland so it's cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud. across central parts of western scotland and northern ireland as well and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle too. the winds coming in off the north sea, it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15 to 17 degrees at best, in the sunshine maybe 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday. should be a decent end to the day for northern island, western parts of scotland. the high pressure is still sitting to the northwest of the uk on wednesday. we've go