: honestly, ifeel the heat more than in - translation: honestly, ifeel the heat more than in previous and i'm trying to cope as best i can-— best i can. across france, the heartbreak — best i can. across france, the heartbreak that _ best i can. across france, the heartbreak that comes - best i can. across france, the heartbreak that comes with i heartbreak that comes with discovering your corner of paradise is no more. translation: , , translation: everything is destroyed- _ translation: everything is destroyed. the _ translation: everything is destroyed. the equipment, | translation: everything is. destroyed. the equipment, the walls, there nothing left. in slovenia, romania, portugal. translation:— slovenia, romania, portugal. translation: these are painful da s. translation: these are painful days. firefighters _ translation: these are painful days. firefighters and _ translation: these are painful days. firefighters and the - days. firefighters and the people are helpless. fatigue is taking over but the adrenaline in saving what is ours is even greater and keeps us going. band gr

he's right, but at the same time, ifeel like there's really nothing to...l like anybody�*s taking anything from anybody. it's music, at the end of the day, it's just music. anybody can make any music they want to. when billboard magazine, they focused on afrobeats because it is doing so well. mm—hm. but when they talked about it, "the sounds and influence have "grown in the us market through artists such as beyonce and drake." there was a lot of unease among some people who thought, why are you crediting western singers when actually, it's african singers? yeah, it's african music, but you can't deny the fact that these people, like i said, this is two different audiences, yeah? you can't deny the fact that drake, beyonce, anybody else who did african music in their territory, made it some sort of popular there. you can't deny the fact that african music wasn't this global ten years ago. it wasn't. and like i said, it is not necessary that it needs this person to make it go there, but it's just easier when these people put hands together. and you can't chan

like, ifeel like i've made an actual person now. so see you after the break.os in greece and i was a bit worried because i thought the travel show set me up because that water looks freezing cold. i've been told that these are hot springs which have been here for thousands of years. they've been visited by roman emperors, hollywood superstars and now an east london geezer. savage! oh, man! this isjust gorgeous. now, there is a lot of history to these pools because, legend has it that goddess athena created these springs for herfavourite hero, hercules, so he could come here and kick back and heal himself after his herculean tasks. i think it's quite fitting for someone like me. now, they say that the minerals in these baths have got healing properties. but the best thing is, they're free. we will see what this one is like. this looks super hot! 0h! get over. it doesn't feel that bad. 0h! that's so hot! i could put a teabag in here and make a proper cuppa! i'm not getting in there. i think i'd boil my own chestnuts. not happening. this is more my temperature. f

ifeel very sad., and now, if this kind of thing could happen, ifeel very, very sad. but back at the pm's official residence, they're happy. crowds here hopeful that both the prime minister and president will soon step aside to make way for new leadership. until that happens, they're staying put, continuing to make sure their voices are heard. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, colombo. russia has stopped supplying gas directly to germany through the baltic sea pipeline, nord stream 1. the pipeline�*s russian—backed operators say it's because of standard summer maintenance that will take ten days. although some gas will still get to germany via ukraine, usually most russian gas comes through this pipeline. the former formula one boss, bernie ecclestone, is to be charged with fraud by false representation following an investigation into overseas assets believed to be worth more than £400 million. mr ecclestone, who's 91, said he had yet to see the details and couldn't comment. twitter says elon musk�*s rea

ifeel very, very... very, very sad. not know how to overcome. it has been striking to see the continuing outpouring of grief and anger today, notjust here but from around the world. it's hard to think of another japanese politician whose death would have inspired days of national mourning in places as far away as india and brazil. there are now serious questions being asked about what happened yesterday in nara, not the least of which is the performance of mr abe's bodyguard team. this video shows how the gunmen was able to approach mr abe from behind. completely unchallenged. the team of bodyguards are all looking the other way. the first shot missed mr abe. but the gunman has time to fire a second shot. a nervous—looking nara police chief this afternoon admitted something had gone badly wrong. "it is undeniable that there was a security problem that caused a serious result," he says. "our security measures must be immediately reviewed." that is an understatement. police today recovered a stash of home—made weapons fro

ifeel very sad.t the pm's official residence, they're happy. crowds here hopeful that both the prime minister and president will soon step aside to make way for new leadership. until that happens, they're staying put, continuing to make sure their voices are heard. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, colombo. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme, tributes are paid to monty norman, the composer of the james bond theme, who's died at the age of 94. after months of talks and missed deadlines, a deal has been struck to keep greece within the eurozone. the immediate prospect of greece going bust in the worst crisis to hit the eurozone has been averted. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worst floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the "great white way" by americans. called the "great white but tonight, it's completely blacked out. it's a timely reminder to all americans of the pro

ifeel angry in a wa that life, literally. ifeel angry in a way that anybody _ life, literally.ay that anybody who is deeply| invested in human rights should way that anybody who is deeply- invested in human rights should feel angry— invested in human rights should feel angry and _ invested in human rights should feel angry and outraged _ invested in human rights should feel angry and outraged and _ invested in human rights should feel angry and outraged and indignant. invested in human rights should feell angry and outraged and indignant any time they— angry and outraged and indignant any time they are — angry and outraged and indignant any time they are witnessing _ angry and outraged and indignant any time they are witnessing injustice. i time they are witnessing injustice. if time they are witnessing injustice. if you _ time they are witnessing injustice. if you are — time they are witnessing injustice. if you are not— time they are witnessing injustice. if you are not angry _ time they are witnessing injustice. if you are not angry you _ time they are witnessing injustice.

ifeel very sad.country, and now, if this kind of thing could happen, ifeel very, very sad. but back at the pm's official residence, they're happy. crowds here hopeful that both the prime minister and president will soon step aside to make way for new leadership. until that happens, they're staying put, continuing to make sure their voices are heard. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, colombo. away from the leadership race, let's take a look at some of the other stories in the headlines in the uk. train drivers at eight rail companies have voted in favour of taking industrial action over pay. the union, aslef, hasn't yet named any dates for strike action to take place. a week of very high temperatures ahead, for much of the uk, as the met office issues an extreme weather warning for the weekend. the rare amber alert covering much of england and wales is used to warn people of potential health and transport issues caused by the heat. the former formula one boss, bernie ecclestone, is to be charged with fra

ifeel very, very, very, very sad. and the sense of loss is just so great that i do not know how to overcome. the uk chancellor nadim zahawi has added his name to the conservative leadership contest — joining a field of eight including sajid javid and jeremy hunt. and in the tennis, moscow—born elena rybakina wins the women's singles title representing kazakhstan. sri lanka is in the grip of chaos and uncertainty after a dramatic 2a hours which has seen the country's president and prime minister pledge to step down. they were left with little choice after demonstrators stormed or set fire to to their official residences — a howl of anger after months of protests about economic mismanagement. sri lanka is suffering rampant inflation, and is struggling to import food, fuel, and medicine. our correspondent anbarasan ethirajan reports from the capital, colombo. the barricades were meant to keep the protesters back, but they were no barrier for the furious and desperate crowds, all suffering the effects of living in economi

ifeel very sad.y, very sad. but back at the pm's official residence, they're happy. crowds here hopeful that both the prime minister and president will soon step aside to make way for new leadership. until that happens, they're staying put, continuing to make sure their voices are heard. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, colombo. the former boss of formula one, bernie ecclestone, is to be charged with fraud by false representation over an alleged failure to declare overseas assets worth more than £400 million. the crown prosecution service said the move followed an investigation by hmrc. our sports correspondent laura scott is with me now. tell us a little more about bernie ecclestone the man and how this came about. , , ., ., ., �* about. just a reminder of who bernie ecclestone is- _ about. just a reminder of who bernie ecclestone is. he _ about. just a reminder of who bernie ecclestone is. he was _ about. just a reminder of who bernie ecclestone is. he was the _ about. just a reminder of who bernie e

but the production team have really risen the challenge and ifeel for them because they have done everythingwe have asked of them, but i think the priority right now across england is to make sure we have got our investigative capacity in place so that we can really set the agenda across our local services. and what will that mean? will it be a new programme? no, again, it goes back to what i was saying about the changing ways that audiences consume media. so these will be multimedia investigative teams, and by that, i mean that when they dig out the story, it can be delivered across radio, television, online. we are not driven by the tv schedule in terms of how we think about our stories. we think about where our audiences are and their expectation of how we deliver to them and, as i say, we deliver across television, radio and online and their stories are ready to go. i hear what you say, that a lot of these changes are being driven by digital, but is there not a danger that you will leave behind the loyal traditional television audience? well, it is ourjob to make sure we get that balance

and into the water and the water is very blue and i step in the water to feel the atmosphere, and ifeel to feel the atmosphere, and i feel calm. we have all been given blankets and have been told to sit back and close our eyes and then, were going to be bathed in lights and sounds. and apart from that, i have no idea what to expect so here goes nothing. with this project, we wanted to give people an experience where they, for themselves, recognise the power of their brain in generating everything they experience. i am in the dream machine. a 30 minute sound and light show which you experience —— i am in the dreamachine. a 30—minute sound and light show which you experience with your eyes closed. sounds weird, i know. and i think it is going to be. and apparently, even though we are all under the same lights, our brains will do different things. some people see shapes and colours, some people just be dreaming or images of, i don't know, the sunshine on nature or the ocean or colours and rainbows and travelling through space and dimensions. the lights go down, the music comes up, and the

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ifeel like i am in a hospital, but... ok, i think we can go this way.is strange because when you are walking on the floor, of course we are not on land, and you get the odd movement every so often. 0k, we have to be a little bit quiet. they are currently doing a neonatal resuscitation workshop. the ship is run by a christian charity, and is part of a long tradition of volunteering by religious groups. in the islamic world for example, you have the mission possible scheme run by islamic help, which delivers aid to people who need it. and there are countless projects looking for volunteers to teach english to buddhist monks in nepal, or the informal drop—ins at the communal kitchen in sikh temples across india. you don't have to be christian to work on the global mercy, though. you don't even need medical training, as support staff are also needed to help run the ship. 0ur volunteer crew are amazing. they give up being close to family, being close to friends, many of them are walking away from salaried jobs and positions and work in order to volunteer her

at the same time, ifeel because it expectation. it is at home.le boost that i'm sure the fans will get them, if they needed, the fans will be there cheering them on. it’s be there cheering them on. it's excitin: be there cheering them on. it's exciting for _ be there cheering them on. it's exciting for them a home tournament for england, but also northern ireland are going to be making their debut at the european championship. just how big of an achievement is that for them to finally make it to this stage? it that for them to finally make it to this sta . e? , that for them to finally make it to this stage?— that for them to finally make it to this stare? , ., ., this stage? it is huge for northern ireland. ithink— this stage? it is huge for northern ireland. i think the _ this stage? it is huge for northern ireland. i think the fact _ this stage? it is huge for northern ireland. i think the fact that - this stage? it is huge for northern ireland. i think the fact that they i ireland. i think the fact that they have got themselves to the tournam

getting a break, but as i have said, i feel like... getting a break, but as i have said, ifeel like. series going on the same time. ., , ., team had a series going on the same time. ., i. :: ., team had a series going on the same time. ., ,, :: ., . a team had a series going on the same time. ., :: ., . time. for you, 50 over cricket has had one remarkable _ time. for you, 50 over cricket has had one remarkable high. - time. for you, 50 over cricket has had one remarkable high. is - time. for you, 50 over cricket has had one remarkable high. is thatl had one remarkable high. is that going to be the moment you look back on and think, you know what? i gave that format everything? that one-day final, liftin: that format everything? that one-day final, lifting that _ that format everything? that one-day final, lifting that world _ that format everything? that one-day final, lifting that world cup _ that format everything? that one-day final, lifting that world cup was - that format everything? that one-day final, lifting that world cup was an - final, lifting that world cup was an amazin

and this is my first time painting on a backdrop, and ifeel that i'm learning a lot here because i reallynd paint and learn the techniques, and i'm glad that i'm working with this wonderful team. the la scala academy provides a more comprehensive training in singing, dancing and theatrical production than any other similar institution. the academy has existed in its present form since 2001, but its roots go back centuries. luisa vinci is its general manager. hi. he's quite a handsome devil. thank you. i've often heard it said that at the academy you teach the students in the la scala method. as well as the sets in an opera production. in an opera production, audiences love the costumes and these need to be made and fitted with incredible care. at the academy, i ask one of the students how long it takes to make a dress for a soprano. for my opinion, at least one month. one month, because it's basically all made by hand. it's require a lot of people, a lot of time, and we have to be super patient. it's extraordinary what difference a costume, makeup and headdress can make to a performer. th

ifeel like i'm in a hospital but it's strange because when you're walking on the floor, of course, we'reften. ..and emmaline's on board to meet the travelling volu nteers helping to make it happen. we have, like, 30—a0 nationalities on the ship, so the ship on itself is a travel — is a journey through all different cultures. we're always posting on instagram and facebook, too, so make sure you check us out there. all you've got to do is search "bbc travel show". until next time, i'm off to — very carefully — make friends with some more grizzlies. see you next time. hello there. for most of the country, tuesday was a slightly cooler day. we had much more cloud around. it was thick enough even to give a bit of rain here and there. but despite the cloud, here in london, it was hot. temperatures over 30 celsius again. much further north, preparing for the open at saint andrews, it's cooler. temperatures were in the low 20s despite the sunshine. that cooler, cleaner, fresher air is moving down from the north following this band of cloud that's still bringing one or two spots of rain. so, for

ifeel like i'm in a hospital but it's strange because when you're walking on the floor, of course, we'rey so often. ..and emmaline's on board to meet the travelling volunteers helping to make it happen. we have, like, 30—a0 nationalities on the ship, so the ship on itself is a travel — is a journey through all different cultures. we're always posting on instagram and facebook, too, so make sure you check us out there. all you've got to do is search "bbc travel show". until next time, i'm off to — very carefully — make friends with some more grizzlies. see you next time. hello. very little rain in this forecast — but there is heat to talk about. and in fact, as temperatures head up during sunday, parts of wales, the wider area of england, begin three consecutive days with temperatures in the mid—to—upper 20s, some spots low 30s, which will qualify it as a heat wave right underneath this area of high pressure. there will be cloud to begin with, though, misty low cloud into northern ireland, western scotland, parts of northwest england, north wales. a lot of that's going to disappear and ma

ifeel like i'm in a hospital but it's strange because when you're walking on the floor, of course, we'reso often. ..and emmaline's on board to meet the travelling volunteers helping to make it happen. we have, like, 30—a0 nationalities on the ship, so the ship on itself is a travel — is a journey through all different cultures. we're always posting on instagram and facebook, too, so make sure you check us out there. all you've got to do is search "bbc travel show". until next time, i'm off to — very carefully — make friends with some more grizzlies. see you next time. hello. it has been a warm and dry start of the weekend for most areas. we have had a bit more cloud and drizzle across the far north—west of the uk but we are looking at plenty of sunshine of the next few days and things turning very warm, especially by tomorrow. high pressure very much driving the weather at the moment, pushing in from the west. gradually creeping across the uk by the time we get to tomorrow. largely dry and settled, rain across the northern isles, the far north of scotland. further south, any cloud breaki

ifeel like i'm going crazy. i want to scream into the forest and run.w behind bars. more number of tigers and more number of people. definitely there's going to be conflict. so it is going to be a challenging job for us to maintain peace between two species. keeping that peace will be key to the successful return of the tigers. rebecca henschke, bbc news, nepal. we will be back with the summary of the latest news headlines in a few minutes time. hello there. this week has been quite a cloudy one for many parts of the country, but it looks like we're going to end the week with more sunshine, and that means it's going to be feeling warmer everywhere. into the weekend, though, we're going to look at this cloud that's been hanging around in the atlantic to push down from the northwest into the uk. ahead of it, we still have some cloud that's been producing some rain in scotland and northern england. but away from here, we start with some clearer spells early on friday morning and temperatures around 11—14 celsius. there will still be some rain left over acr

ifeel like i'm in a hospital but it's strange because when you're walking on the floor, of course, we'reemmaline's on board to meet the travelling volu nteers helping to make it happen. we have, like, 30—a0 nationalities on the ship, so the ship on itself is a travel — is a journey through all different cultures. we're always posting on instagram and facebook, too, so make sure you check us out there. all you've got to do is search "bbc travel show". until next time, i'm off to — very carefully — make friends with some more grizzlies. see you next time. hello, good afternoon, we will be talking a lot about heat over the week ahead and today it is hotter thanit week ahead and today it is hotter than it was yesterday and on the face of it looking a lovely day across many parts of scotland with temperatures in eastern parts of the country making 27 celsius. northern ireland has looked a bit different through much of the day with much more cloud around and you could see that clearly on the satellite picture from earlier on. starting to see thinning bit and breaking so we could still make 2a

ifeel like i'm in a hospital but it's strange because when you're walking on the floor, of course, we'red emmaline's on board to meet the travelling volu nteers helping to make it happen. we have, like, 30—1t0 nationalities on the ship, so the ship on itself is a travel — is a journey through all different cultures. we're always posting on instagram and facebook, too, so make sure you check us out there. all you've got to do is search "bbc travel show". until next time, i'm off to — very carefully — make friends with some more grizzlies. see you next time. hello again. we've had more strong sunshine today. it's been hot enough already, but across england and wales it's likely to get hotter still for tomorrow. the heat is building underneath this area of high pressure. it's keeping us with clear skies and hardly any wind. and for the moment, keeping those weather fronts at bay towards the northwest. clearer skies overnight, 11 to 13 degrees, typically maybe a bit warmer than last night in the south east of england. following on from that, it's sunshine pretty much all day across england a

she is going to look on the pro—choice website, i'm sorry, ifeel like my face is getting hot becausetime i have to tell them now but she is going to look and hopefully find a place she can get an abortion and if not, she will have a kid that she does not want to have and probably will not be a good situation. so, that sucks. jennifer first walked through this corridor more than ten years ago when she came here, a young woman who was in trouble and looking for help. she says her abortion saved her life and that the care she received here inspired her to train so she could do the same for others. to not to be able provide anyone else when i know what this place is capable of, it's heartbreaking. it's really heartbreaking. i mean, they need to come and listen to the phone calls i get every day, i have to tell them i am sorry but there is nothing i can do. i'm sorry your boyfriend beat you every day and he rapes you. i can give them information to help them try but it is heartbreaking, this place saved my life, literally. i feel angry in a way that anybody who is deeply invested in human

ifeel very, very, very, very sad. i do not know how to overcome. the uk chancellor nadim zahawi has added his name to

ifeel like i'm going crazy. i want to scream into the forest and run.ken into captivity. there's seven now behind bars. more number of tigers and more number of people. definitely there's going to be conflict. so it is going to be a challenging job for us to maintain peace between two species. keeping that peace will be key to the successful return of the tigers. rebecca henschke, bbc news, nepal. remarkable piece of reporting on a difficult problem to solve. after 37 years, and nearly 9,000 episodes, neighbours is coming to an end. the last episode has already screened in australia and will be shown in the uk on friday. kylie minogue and jason donovan returned for the show, offering viewers the perfect blend of tearjerking nostalgia from the programme's heyday. 0ur australia correspondent shaimaa khalil reports. # neighbours, everybody needs good neighbours...# it was the soundtrack for a soap opera generation. guess what? well, you're talking to me at any rate. i and a tv show that turned australian suburbia... g'day. ..into a global success. you migh

ifeel for boris, i really do. i think he's been incredibly unlucky.your glass half empty or half full? don't assume support for borisjohnson is evaporating. danny savage, bbc news, harrogate. a three—legged tortoise that was seized from a smuggler�*s as promised, a lot more on the crisis in downing street and currently who the new chancellor is, nadhim zahawi. you can also find me on twitter. get in on the conversation. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @sallybundockbbc. we have some warmer weather to come for the uk in the days ahead, notably warmer for england and wales. it was a pretty chilly start to tuesday. it's going to be a much milder start to wednesday. we start as we mean to go on. we've sourced our air around an area of high pressure all the way from close to the azores. so through the night, we're actually going to be pulling in mild air all the while on a north—westerly breeze behind a warm weather front. and that weather front will bring some quite heavy rainfora time for scotland and then some quite persistent but lighter rain sets in

yeah, i, ifeel like in my gut, i knew i was in deep trouble from the first day of my arrest, but my mindd not compute what was going on. i was in a state of denial and i was in a state of shock and panic, and i wasn't able to make logical and rational decisions in those first few days. and it was only when they threw me in solitary confinement one week after my arrest, after several days of solitary, did i digest the fact that i am going to be here for some time. not even the first day i was there, in the prison, because i just thought this can't be, i've done nothing wrong. i don't understand why i'm here and i didn't speak farsi, so i had no context. i didn't know who had arrested me. the group that arrested me, the islamic revolutionary guard corps, they were wearing plain clothes, they didn't show me any badge, any license, any official paperwork, nothing in english anyway. i had no idea who they were. i didn't know i was in evin prison, you know. i was so confused and discombobulated by everything that was going on and in such a state of panic and shock that i think it was several w

ifeel like i'm in a hospital but it's strange because when you're walking on the floor, of course, we're. ..and emmaline's on board to meet the travelling volunteers helping to make it happen. we have, like, 30—a0 nationalities on the ship, so the ship on itself is a travel — is a journey through all different cultures. we're always posting on instagram and facebook, too, so make sure you check us out there. all you've got to do is search "bbc travel show". until next time, i'm off to — very carefully — make friends with some more grizzlies. see you next time. hello there. it's still very warm out there. the heat is still in place, and it follows the warmest day of the year so far in wales, with a temperature of 29 degrees. for much of england, though, it was even hotter than that, with 32 in northolt, west of london. that was monday's temperatures. tuesday's temperatures, well, they look a little bit different. cooling off by a few degrees across many parts of the country. change is coming down from the north—west, where we've got thicker cloud in scotland and northern ireland, bringing

and yeah, ifeel like hopefully people just have fun when they watch it. and earlier today in hall h the equivalent of the pyramid stage here, matrix and john wick star keanu reeves took part in a huge event talking about his successful comic book series berserker. i'm finally close to an answer. the story is about an immortal battling through the ages, launched in 2021, and a tv series on netflix is already in the works. i think it was special for all of us in the sense that it was the first comic book to be in hall h. it was really oriented towards cinema previously and television. so to be a part of that kind of history and also just to feel the audience and the appreciation and the passion for what we've been a part positive word of mouth spreading from events like this can give any project a huge boost, and that's what every tv series, comic book and movie here will be hoping for. liso mzimba, bbc news at comic—con. don't forget you'll find lots more on the stories we're covering on our website — just head to bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app.

ifeel like i have to be extra cautious about my safety. african woman, south africa is not the safest country for a minority. on tinder, we encourage everyone to be verified. and just in the months that it's been live, we've seen that almost half of our members will self—select to verify themselves. ultimately, i don't think it'sj tinder's100% responsibility to look after us. i think we have to put some personal measures in place| to keep ourselves safe. before i go on a date, there are all these funny measures i take. you know, i'll have to tell two friends, i'll have to have a code word. i have to have live location on whatsapp. it's a whole lot of admin. i would make sure that i facetime with these guys before i met them. i wouldn't just go out with them not having actually seen that their photo matched the person that they were. we have a feature called does this bother you?, i which makes it really easy to report something - that you may not feel - entirely comfortable with. we've seen an increase of 50% in people reporting things - t

ifeel like i have to be extra cautious about my safety.frican woman, south africa is not the safest country for a minority. 0n tinder, we encourage everyone to be verified. and just in the months that it's been live, we've seen that almost half of our members will self—select to verify themselves. ultimately, i don't think it'sj tinder'5100% responsibility to look after us. i think we have to put some personal measures in place| to keep ourselves safe. before i go on a date, there are all these funny measures i take. you know, i'll have to tell, like two friends, i'll have to have a code word. i have to have live location on whatsapp. it's a whole lot of admin. i would make sure that i facetimed with these guys before i met them. i wouldn't just go out with them, not having actually seen that their photo matched the person that they were. we have a feature called does this bother you?, i which makes it really easy to report something - that you may not feel - entirely comfortable with. we've seen an increase of 50% in people reporting thin