iam in a first interview as nominee. hello. iam caitriona perry.in fighting to allow un teams access to vaccinate more than 600,000 children in gaza against polio. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, stressed that the pauses do not amount to a ceasefire. the un has warned for months about the dangers of a widespread polio outbreak and its agencies have been trying to finalize plans quickly. starting sunday, aid groups will now have a chance to vaccinate the most vulnerable people in gaza. the who says that 1.26 millionjabs of the polio vaccines are already in the territory. a 4 week interval is required between the first and second doses. earlier the who spokesperson spoke to the bbc about what we can expect from this vaccination campaign.

iam not firs of all, thank you for having me. am not involved firs of all, thank you for having me. iam not involved in firs of all, thank you for having me. i am not involved in the negotiation process, a quick correction. having served with the government, but no longer with the government, but no longer with the government we have seen progress in the past couple of days that we have not seen in quite a few months which echoes what the president of united states and the leader of qatar and the president of egypt have made clear as an object approach to was a ceasefire. the mediation has ended, the technical teams have been going through and continue to go through even as we speak today, and in the continuing week, to iron out the bridging plans that would bridge the gaps from the original biden administration plan that was presented in may and hopefully, be “p presented in may and hopefully, be up for the end of next week in egypt, we may see something positive. egypt, we may see something ositive. . . , egypt, we may see some

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hello, iam lauren hello, i am lauren taylor.et's get more on the recent disorder across england and northern ireland. much of the unrest we've seen since the fatal stabbings of three children in southport 11 days ago, was fuelled in part by mis—information, spread on social media about the alleged killer. our disinformation correspondent, marianna spring, has tracked down some of the people behind one of the first posts publishing false information, and asked them why they did it. all this week, we've been telling you a lot about how misinformation, false claims on social media, have been accused of fuelling riots in the uk. i've been investigating where it's coming from and why it's being shared. one of the first pages to share false information about the southport tragedy was this unregulated news site called channel3 now. they wrote a story about the stabbings in southport and quickly posted it on social media. some of the details were correct, but the name of the 17—year—old charged was false and the article wrongly suggeste

iam pleased. i is committed. so we are very pleased. i am pleased. pleased. iam pleased. a long time. what do you think tonight means for him and his legacy going forward? i means for him and his legacy going forward?— going forward? i thinkjoe biden going forward? i thinkjoe itiden as _ going forward? i thinkjoe biden as he _ going forward? i thinkjoe biden as he stepped - going forward? i thinkjoe | biden as he stepped down going forward? i thinkjoe - biden as he stepped down and made that decision, that he decided that he was going to take this country one step forward more and so when he endorsed her, he made history. and when he endorsed her, he showed that he was interested in this country, being a country that understood and accepted diversity, and that she was capable of being the president. he chose her and thatis president. he chose her and that is what happens when the president is no longer the president, if something happens the vice president gets the position and he ripped up to it while some others were saying that it should be an open convention and she s

iam sorry, a biden harris...strong arab american and muslim population, a strong palestinian population, and this is going to come down to getting that boat out. and i know she said what she said, i note harris said what she said accepting the nomination when bringing up self—determination for palestine, but it feels as if the deal has not been done, because of what's happening, it is happening under a biden white house and there is, we are going into the... we're going to go into 0ctober, are going into the... we're going to go into october, and notjust a couple of going to go into october, and not just a couple of weeks away, and i think all eyes are on kamala harris. so we will see what she says tonight on cnn, but it's not something that they could just brush off. you have enthusiasm and excitement, and now they need to deliver. irate excitement, and now they need to deliver-— to deliver. we did see, hear, in leicester _ to deliver. we did see, hear, in leicester south, _ to deliver. we did see, hear, in leic

when he arrived briefly at the airport earlier he said, ifeel good, iam back, a lot of work to be doneexcited. discipline, discipline, discipline. hardware, get it done. we are expecting to hearfrom him shortly get it done. we are expecting to hear from him shortly and we will come back to that as soon as it starts —— hard work. i think we will hearfrom him now. that us listening to muhammad yunus, who has arrived in bangladesh, the nobel peace prize winner. we are expecting to hear from him shortly. he was saying earlier there is a lot of work to be done and lots of opportunities, new opportunities have arrived, he said. so, we don't have arrived, he said. so, we don't have any sound on him at the moment but we will see if it settles down. muhammad yunus is 84, he is known for his role in equipping people with small cash sums to improve rural poverty in bangladesh. he was part of a micro—finance lender which he founded and it in many quarters was known for creating economic growth in bangladesh and it has also been copied by other developing countries, the model, in the meantime. he g

iam beyond trying to speculate. let's go live to our north america correspondent, peter bowes.eter. how anticipated, highly anticipated _ hello, peter. how anticipated, highly anticipated is _ hello, peter. how anticipated, highly anticipated is this - hello, peter. how anticipated, highly anticipated is this next | highly anticipated is this next debate, well, the first debate between these two presidential candidates? this between these two presidential candidates?— candidates? this is going to be must view _ candidates? this is going to be must view television. - candidates? this is going to be must view television. you - candidates? this is going to be must view television. you are l must view television. you are right there is a little confusion because of course there was a debate between president biden and donald trump and of course it was hugely consequential because of mr biden's terrible performance that ultimately led to him stepping down from the race for the white house so it is kamala harris now and donald trump, their first debate and as we just heard donald tru

hello, iam lewis hello, i am lewis vaughanjones and welcome to the programme.t here in the uk, where senior police leaders have warned that more violent protests are likely in the coming days, and 4,000 extra officers are available to respond. tensions have escalated since the murder of three young girls in southport nearly a week ago. more than 90 people have been arrested after far—right demonstrations descended into scenes of violence in towns and cities on saturday. greg mckenzie reports. tensions had been building all week, and yesterday saw an escalation of the violence and unrest linked to far right groups across england and northern ireland. police forces stretched to their limits, fighting running battles like this in liverpool overnight. the scene of some of the worst violence, which turned into reported looting late in the evening. a number of officers were injured, with the mayhem spilling out into the city's main shopping areas. there were reports of youths throwing fireworks at the police. in a statement, merseyside police said... "the people who

stay with us, iam lewis more details coming up.s bbc news. hello again. it's been a wet start to the day across the north and the west of the country, some heavy rain. that's slowly going to be pushing southwards and eastwards today. it's a blustery day, especially windy through the irish sea and the northwest. that will ease later. but it's going to be warm in the southeast, warmer than it was yesterday, and if anything, tomorrow it will be warmer again. but then we pull in more of a westerly, a fresher direction for us, before the weekend comes along, introducing once again the amber colours, so warmer by the weekend. so what we have at the moment is our weather front draped across northern england, across parts of wales into the southwest, slowly trying to push southeastwards. ahead of it a lot of dry weather, some sunshine, and behind it we're looking at some sunshine but also some showers. the wind slowly easing a touch through the day with highs up to about 25 or 26 in the southeast. now, tonight, our weatherfront still tries

iam rhys parkinson. new relationship with the sea. really what i want is for the community to get in touch with the ocean because that is the only way we will take care of the ocean. and... i come face—to—face with one of the giants of this unique marine environment. is that a whale? wow! iam i am starting myjourney on the island of hispaniola, shared by haiti and the dominican republic. this is my first time ever in the caribbean. iam in this is my first time ever in the caribbean. i am in the dominican republic in the capital city santo domingo and it actually feels quite european. in fact, this is the oldest cathedral in all of the americas and it was built nearly 500 years ago. it is a legacy of the spanish variety of ice each in the late 15th century. spearheaded by christopher columbus on his maiden voyage to the region. spain became the first european colonisers in the americas was also decimating the indigenous population. centuries later, the spanish legacy is still very strong. when it comes to

iam forjoining us today on the programme. been going on behind the scenes to try to bring about this moment.— bring about this moment. today's news is enormous. _ bring about this moment. today's news is enormous. i— bring about this moment. today's news is enormous. i know - bring about this moment. today's news is enormous. i know we - bring about this moment. today's news is enormous. i know we are| bring about this moment. today's - news is enormous. i know we are also awaiting cautiously and cautiously optimistic to see this exchange will indeed go through but if the news reports are correct there are at least seven countries that would be releasing prisoners from their jails. there would be very high—level diplomacy happening across allies and adversaries alike. these would be conversations happening behind—the—scenes from foreign ministries, the us state department, in the united states this is led by the special presidential on viper hostage affairs and high—level conversations on going for a very long time to figure

iam i am lola with the catch up — taylor swift concert cancelled, a pandas returned a backlash and pandasor their role violent unrest last week. it comes as thousands of antiracism comes as thousands of ant street last night after the street last night after fears of more violence. next — the street last night after fe 19—year—old violence. next — the street last night after fe19—year—old has nce. next — the street last night after fe19—year—old has been ~iext — in 19—year—old has been arrested in austria after confessing to planning a suicide attack on a taylor swift concert in vienna. police say he had pledged allegiance to the islamic state group and planned to carry out an attack with explosives and knives. some other stories now — bansky has revealed a artwork has revealed a fourth artwork in south london. it appears to have been stolen. it is a symbol of a wolf howling at the moon. and an influencer is facing a backlash for a trend. she has posted tiktoks with a song that you might know from the song slumdog millionaire. a common section was full of comments like this, that the tren

hello, iam lucy hello, i am lucy grey.nterim government followed a meeting between president mohammed shahabuddin, military leaders and student leaders. the students had been clear they would not accept a military—led government, but wanted professor yunus to lead.

iam in a first interview as nominee. hello. iam caitriona perry. the world health organization says israel and hamas have agreed to three separate pauses in fighting to allow un teams access to vaccinate more than 600,000 children in gaza against polio. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, stressed that the pauses do not amount to a ceasefire. the un has warned for months about the dangers of a widespread polio outbreak and its agencies have been trying to finalize plans quickly. starting sunday, aid groups will now have a chance to vaccinate the most vulnerable people in gaza. the who says that 1.26 millionjabs of the polio vaccines are already in the territory. a 4 week interval is required between the first and second doses. earlier the who spokesperson spoke to the bbc about what we can expect from this vaccination campaign. meanwhile, israel's military is in the second day of an operation in the occupied west bank. the palestinian health ministry say at least 16 people have been killed in the raids. israel defence forces says it has

probably say oh of course you can probably say oh of course you can't because a bus has just passed by, iamause a bus has just passed by, i am standing there a monument that commemorates the people that were doing an uprising against a military government back in the 1990s. this isjust near against a military government back in the 1990s. this is just near the university campus and i am joined by two students who participated in that protest. you participated in a life changing moment for your country. i'm wondering how you feel about the trajectory of your country right now. i about the tra'ectory of your country ri . ht now. ., about the tra'ectory of your country riaht now. ., ., ,., right now. i do not feel safe. the anarchists _ right now. i do not feel safe. the anarchists are _ right now. i do not feel safe. the anarchists are committing - right now. i do not feel safe. the i anarchists are committing crimes like arson, — anarchists are committing crimes like arson, armed robbery, but we do have trust_ like arson, armed robbery, but we do have trust in — like arson, armed robbery, bu

iam back i am back in the top four in the world.way from winning the french open this year. i've won a massive event year again. i like to brag about myself, i'm in love myself. no, i'm kidding. but, look, i have the same goals now that i had before the injury, and that was always doubt in my mind that i was ever going to be at that level again. and of course i'm extremely happy. i go into these tournaments with the top mindset to win. while the former semi—finalist grigor dimitrov is through to the third round. the bulgarian ninth seed beat australian rinky hijikata in straight sets, although it did take dimtrov six match points to get the job done. the second test between england and sri lanka starts on thursday. ollie pope's stand—in captaincy started with a five wicket win at old tarfford in the first test , but after a poor return with the bat, he has admitted that he needs to get the balance right with being skipper and a top order batter. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. sri lanka have found summer at lord's. after

iam rajini i am rajini vaidyanathan. 24 hours after she named minnesota governor, tim walz, as her running mate. the democrats are hoping the now completed ticket will gain momentum as well as money. the pair have been out on the stump in key battleground states. so has republican vice presidential pick, jd vance who criticised mr walz�*s military record.

iam mark i am mark lobel.start with warnings that canada's economy faces devastating consequences if its freight trains stop moving in a few hours time. stop moving in a few hours�* time. severe supply chain disruptions of raw materials and finished products are expected if over 9,000 workers take part in labour stoppages at rail operators canadian national and canadian pacific kansas city. this is the first time simultaneous stoppages may occur. joining me now is the president and ceo of the canadian federation of independent business, dan kelly. dan, you fear that if these freight trains ground to a halt, the economy will as well. how quickly do you think any disruption will be felt in canada and across the borders? euper canada and across the borders? super fast, in canada and across the borders? super fast. in fact. — canada and across the borders? super fast. in fact. in — canada and across the borders? super fast, in fact, in many— canada and across the borders? super fast, in fact, in many ways _ canada

iam 0lly i am 0lly foster. 0ne game, one goal, one trophy — kylian mbappe's real madrid career is upe finally gets it right with var? they have ambitious plans. and the best tennis players in the world are in cincinnati, although the world number one jannik sinner has a bumpy ride into the third round. hello, there. kylian mbappe couldn't have asked for much more on his real madrid debut, scoring for the champions league winners in the uefa super cup, as they beat the europa league champions atalanta 2—0 in warsaw. the french forward, who left paris st—germain after seven seasons over the summer, led the line, flanked by viniciusjunior and rodrygo, and that saw last season's stand—out starjude bellingham drop a little deeper in midfield. it was goalless at half—time, but with federico valverde opening the scoring with a tap—in on the hour mark, and mbappe's moment came soon after, bellingham picking him out inside the box and he finished in the top corner. carlo ancelotti admitted that his team didn't quite have the right balance, something that he will have to get right as they star

iam happy concussion, let me do a test, great news, it's not. i am happy for you to complete.t could be a game changer. after its summer break formula one has returned for the dutch grand prix. ahead of first practice alpeen announced they're promoting their reserve driver jack doohan next season. the 21—year—old australian finished third in last year's formula 2 championship. he'll drive alongside frenchman pierre gasly, with esteban 0con moving to haas from next year. and that's all the sport for now. let's return to sicily, divers have now located a body in the super yacht. let's return to our correspondent bethany bell. we know that the divers — correspondent bethany bell. we know that the divers have _ correspondent bethany bell. we know that the divers have been _ correspondent bethany bell. we know that the divers have been working - that the divers have been working since the very early hours of this morning, trying to locate the final missing person, who is understood to be 18—year—old hannah lynch, the daughter of mike lynch. we have had these reports that they have

iam sure you so much forjoining me on the programme.folds. thank ou. let's recap that breaking news. an aeroplane with 62 people on board has crashed in the brazilian state of sao paulo, firefighters and the airline voepass said. the city council say there are no survivors. the twin engine turboprop plane was flying from cascavel in the southern state of parana to the main airport in sao paulo city, when it came down in the town of vinhedo. joining me live from sao paulo is our south american correspondent ione wells. it's great to speak to you again. but on such a devastating circumstances post up can you tell us the latest that you know so far? we are still trying to establish what the cause of this dreadful accident might be, but earlier today, footage started to circulate on social media, dramatic footage of this plane appearing to spiral out of the sky, onto the ground, followed by a big cloud of like smoke. the concern is for all the people who were on board, we know there was 58 people on board, passengers, plus four numbers of t

he said, iam born and bred here strong south asian community there.d bred here and for the first time i feel like i am questioning my identity. there were a lot of people getting in touch, expressing this feeling of fear, being aware of the colour of their skin for the first time. some of it is based off what they have seen on the news, some based off what they are seeing being spoken about online. that was particularly interesting across all british asian communities, particularly for muslim communities, particularly for muslim communities and young muslims that we had spoken to, british muslims. i spoke to one young woman called lipa who is a british muslim and she said it made her question herself. we have a riot _ it made her question herself. we have a riot here today. i said riot and not — have a riot here today. i said riot and not protest and i will continue to refer_ and not protest and i will continue to refer to— and not protest and i will continue to refer to a — and not protest and i will continue to refer to a riot because these people —

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iam tanya i am tanya arnold.kes place in paris later with the city promising a games to remember. after covid saw no fans in tokyo and rio was dogged by financial issues, the pressure is on for paris to rival, or even better, london 2012. well, our reporter sally hurst is there, and sally, is there a confidence they'll deliver? there is certainly a feeling here among paralympics gb that we could be on the brink of something special with these games because of course in rio we had the problems with the finances, in tokyo the covid crisis, so this is a chance to reset. we were talking actually tojonnie peacock this printer a few days ago, and he said the feeling he gets is on a part of what he experienced before london which was such a breakthrough games for the paralympic movement in terms of elevating the paralympians to the level of the 0lympians. we also spoke to dave clarke, the ceo of paralympics gb, and asked how important it is that these games are a success. ., ., ., , ., ., a success. london was amazing,

he and i've been spending a lot of time together over the year and i've told josh, look, iam together over the year and i've told josh, look, i am so invested in our friendship in doing this together because together with josh, friendship in doing this together because together withjosh, we will win pennsylvania. because together with josh, we will win pennsylvania.— win pennsylvania. cheering we will win _ win pennsylvania. cheering we will win pennsylvania, i win pennsylvania. cheering. we will win pennsylvania, and win pennsylvania. cheering i we will win pennsylvania, and i thank you, josh. i thank you. so, philadelphia, i launched my campaign for the president of the united states a mere two weeks ago. and it's been a bit of a whirlwind. just last night, the delegates to the democratic national convention finished voting. and so... cheering i stand before you today to proudly announce i am now officially in the democratic nominee. for president of the united states. cheering now we have some work to do, we need to move to the general election and win that. and to all the friends

he says: i am english, iam english. eventually, he does subdue himself and calm down. that i think gravity started to feel the gravity of what he had done. the defence counsel for both men circuit in the last couple of days after they admitted their grounds that they have admitted what they have done and have both wanted to express remorse to the people of southport and the people of liverpool, but also to the police the imagination is. i think that is significant, because that is a sign that this is beginning to hit home with some of these man who so far have been convicted. remorse, but from the judge, not a great deal of mercy. a clear sign that you are going to make prison. that is a message he wants to send to any coming his way. this is the second day of sentencing we are seeing at liverpool crown court. do we have a sense of the impact of these quite severe sentences? i impact of these quite severe sentences?— impact of these quite severe sentences? ~ , ., ., , sentences? i think it is going to be hard to tell — sentences? i think it is going to be hard to tell

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are told that president biden is going to make an address in approximately 20 minutes. 20 minutes, iamse, this is a huge dealfor the white house, which has been working behind the scenes to try to secure the release of evan gershkovich and others for a long time. we still don't have, though, that full list of names. 2a prisoners, as well as two minors, who were the children of a couple convicted of spying. they are on their way back to russia. let mejust pop back are on their way back to russia. let me just pop back to washington, if i can, i think will grant is still listening to us. well, just while i was talking, they managed to gather any more details about everything thatis any more details about everything that is happening? i any more details about everything that is happening?— any more details about everything that is happening? i think you have summarised _ that is happening? i think you have summarised the _ that is happening? i think you have summarised the most _ that is happening? i think you have summarised the most important i that is happening? i think you have - summa

iam in paris, continuing the coverage of the olympics. sports so let's talk about what is happening here. the last time france hosted the summer olympics was back in 1924, 100 years ago. they have battled hard to bring these games and they are finally happening and the city is really embracing them. earlier i spoke to the sports minister who gave me her thoughts on how she thinks the games have been. we are roud to thinks the games have been. we are proud to give — thinks the games have been. we are proud to give that _ thinks the games have been. we are proud to give that joy _ thinks the games have been. we are proud to give that joy to _ thinks the games have been. we are proud to give that joy to the - thinks the games have been. we are proud to give that joy to the whole i proud to give thatjoy to the whole world because everyone is watching the games, we are also proud to provide to the french people a sense of unity, a sense of belief that they can achieve things. it of unity, a sense of belief that they can achieve things.- of uni

iam i am feeling hopeful. because this convention, it has always been pretty good to kids with funny names who believe in a country where anything is possible. because we have a chance to elect someone who has spent her entire life trying to give people the same chances america gave her. someone who sees you and hears you and will get up every single day and fight for you. the next president of the united states of america, kamala harris. it has been 16 years since i had the honour of accepting this party's nomination for president. and i know that's hard to believe, because i have not aged a bit. but it's true. and looking back, i can say without question that my first big decision as your nominee turned out to be one of my best. and that was asking joe biden to serve by my side as vice president. now, other than some common irish blood, joe and i come from different backgrounds. but we became brothers stop and as we became brothers stop and as we worked together for a sum —— for eight sometimes pretty tough

iam i am live from edinburgh where we are catching up with some of the performers for the festival fringe

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iam. welcome to george best's house. come on in. thank you. wow! so, this is the main room. uh-huh.in this house from 19118, so we've recently put the house back to as it would've been in 1961, when george first went over to manchester as a 15—year—old in search of fame and fortune. so, that's his mother. yes, this photograph, then, shows george with his mother, annie, and this photograph was taken on his parents�* 25th silver wedding anniversary, so they would've been stood in this very room. i mean, this is a 20th—century legend, icon and he would've been here and this picture was there. wow. how easy was it to source this kind of furniture? just came from a number of sources, local charity shops, antique dealers, etc. the bests were the only family to live in this house. george's mother, ann, died in 1978 but his father, dickie, lived here for 60 years, until his death in 2008. so, this is the kitchen. this is the kitchen, yes. again, done as it would've been in 1961. it's very much retro—fied, so we have the belfast sink here and even the modern units like the fridge—freezer hav

iam now. slightly, yes. the place and is a coach. give us your reflections. it was a fantastic weekend. really proud of what he has achieved. a fantastic bronze medal on the floor and so close on vault.— and so close on vault. truly inspirational. _ and so close on vault. truly inspirational. people - and so close on vault. truly inspirational. people here i and so close on vault. truly l inspirational. people here are inspired. it is an amazing place you have here. trampoline over here and a gold medal on the trampoline, as well. �* , ., , a gold medal on the trampoline, as well. �* ,, , . a gold medal on the trampoline, as well. �* , ., ., . well. bryony page, fantastic, britain's first _ well. bryony page, fantastic, britain's first gold _ well. bryony page, fantastic, britain's first gold medal i well. bryony page, fantastic, britain's first gold medal on | well. bryony page, fantastic, i britain's first gold medal on the trampoline. and like max whitlock and lewis smith did previously, blazing a trail f

fans are enjoying the iam summer fest tonight, an all ages event of great america celebrating bay area culture and fashion and food. the rapper i-am-sue performed tonight. we've got a chance to talk to him before he's set. >> humble and grateful those of biden pick or stews. super grateful and i'm just excited to perform alongside his distaste giving people the grace france. and i just was a bunch of people out there with smiles on their faces. just leave it having a good time. just the music going to another generation, kids and just like making this a real i just want to continue to grow. can see safe space for the and people around the world to come have >> surf's up for some talented dogs. the world dog surfing championships held today in pacifica on the shores of the linda mar beach. an good news for fans. a lot of people really enjoy this event. what organizers have gone through some rough times trying to keep the event afloat costs, they say have gone way up and it was necessary to come up with about $10,000 last april and they did all worked out today. people gathered to watch

but, yeah, iam happy, which is not, what, like...hing so much. a very emotional time daily. just time to show you what is the eighth artwork in an animal themed collection unveiled by the mysterious artist banksy in london over the last number of days — it is a silhouette of a rhinoceros climbing on top of a small car. and there's been a series, all animal themed, eight in total — let's see if there's more to come, keep us guessing. you are watching bbc news. hello again. this current heat has culminated in intense showers and thunderstorms. we still have to confirm the highest temperature, but without a doubt the warmest day of the year so far temperatures right might read up to 30 degrees. very few showers following behind, western parts of england and wales, and even further east, look at those temperatures, 30—35 c with that high humidity. but behind our band of showers, the humidity will step down a notch, so slightly more comfortable night for sleeping in many areas of england and wales. but further west, those winds bringing m

um, but, yeah, i, iam happy, which is not, what, like... but it's. ..o dejaneiro say humpback whales are returning to the waters off the coast of the brazilian city , a trend they hope will continue. these giant mammals skirt the coast every year during theirjourney from antarctica. thanks to a ban on hunting their population is now estimated to number in the thousands. but despite these efforts humpback whales are still threatened by illegal fishing, heavy shipping traffic, and water pollution. but for now they seem happy to enjoy the crystal—clear waters around the marvelous city. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. this current heat has culminated in some really intense showers and thunderstorms, but that heat is still with us across central and eastern areas. we've still to confirm the highest temperature, but without a doubt the warmest day of the year so far. it might be that the thermometers read 35 degrees somewhere and we'll confirm that into the evening, but with it there will be 1 or 2 isolated storms across central and eastern areas,

iam nicky hello. i am nicky schiller. welcome to the programme.n the last hour, prosecutors have held their first news conference and confirmed that they have started a manslaughter and shipwreck investigation. but, they stressed it was in the very early stages and that they are not investigating anyone specifically at the moment. they also said that the yacht likely sank because of a down burst, not a water this is a localised wind so descending from a thunderstorm and spreading out unpredictably. seven people were killed when the vessel went down on monday. they included the british tech entrepreneur mike lynch and his daughter, hannah. about 70 people were involved in the operation since it sank during a freak storm. here is the moment that the prosecutors announced the nature of their investigation. translation: i would like to formally inform _ translation: i would like to formally inform you _ translation: i would like to formally inform you that - translation: i would like to formally inform you that the l formally inform you that the prose

iam i am greatly bembridge live from edinburgh festival where we are catching up with some of the actserforming here throughout the month of august. == performing here throughout the month of au . ust. . performing here throughout the month of au~ust. ., ., , of august. -- i am courtney bembridge- _ hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start this hour here in the uk, where there's been renewed rioting in england and northern ireland. the worst outbreaks of violence came in belfast, plymouth, and birmingham. nearly 400 people have been arrested after six days of violent disorder, which began last week in southport after the fatal stabbings of three girls and escalated following misinformation about the identity of the perpetrator. that was spread on social media. last night in plymouth, at least three police officers were injured in what the police described as "sustained violence." and in belfast, a petrol bomb and stones were thrown at police officers. that was close to the supermarket which was set alight at the weekend. as the latest disorder unfolded, the banister criticised the owner of

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iam back i am back at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, click: mind over matter.year, i travelled to california to see the latest innovation aiming to help us live healthier lives for longer. this time, i'm back to look at our brain health. social interaction is basically exercising your brain. i meet the scientists and experts investigating what we can do to reduce our cognitive ageing. what you see here is six different major circuits of the brain. could we bend the arrow of alzheimer's disease . risk down on itself? hey, you must be lara! hello! i visit the residents of one of the world's blue zones... i don't smoke, i don't drink alcohol and i'm a vegetarian. ..and catch up with the tech entrepreneur trying to turn back time on his body and mind. it's going to feel like the womb. i can't remember what that felt like! they laugh i'm visiting one of the world's so—called blue zones to find out why its residents live longer, healthier lives than average. many of those in loma linda, california, are seventh—day adventists — a religious group that really values hea

iam probably sorry tenants have been let down and will be reviewing the property management and how matterson after a 13—year—old boy was stabbed to death at a house in the west midlands. the boy was treated by paramedics at the house in oldbury yesterday afternoon, but he died of his injuries. earlier west midlands police issued a statement. i�*m here to let the family and the wider community know that we will work with you and support you as we seek to find who is responsible for the death of this young boy. we have a team of detectives investigating exactly what happened, and we are following active lines of inquiry to find the suspects. we know that the incident took place inside his home, and i would appeal to anyone who has information to come forward. we have local officers and youth workers in the area over the coming days, so please speak to them directly if you have any concerns or information that you would like to pass to us. we have created an online portal for people to send us information as we build our investigation. our correspondent phil mackie is in oldbury. there�*s sti

iam rajini vaidyanathan. thank you for watching. hello.y. the outlook into monday points to even hotter weather and the possibility of some big showers and thunderstorms in the northwest of the uk. so, here's the morning, then, on sunday. admittedly, it will be a little cloudy to start with in the south, perhaps some mist and murk and coastal fog, particularly in the southwest. a bit of drizzle, too. but the rest of the uk, it's sunshine all round, right from the word go. now, we may have to wait a little bit across the south before that sun breaks through but i think come the afternoon, it really will be that strong sunshine beating down on us nationwide. so, how hot is it going to get on sunday? well, typically in the mid to high 20s across wales and england but one or two spots could reach 30 in the south. more comfortable across northern ireland and scotland — low 20s here — but, of course, gloriously sunny. and then, there will be some changes on the way come monday. a cold front is going to sweep off the atlantic. behind it, we've go

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