that road, had their flashing light on but were not moving especially quickly, this is a rocky road inakly, this is a rocky road in a rural location. they were taking the time, travelling carefully, and they headed towards the main road and the hospital nick was outside. we do a favourite taken toa was outside. we do a favourite taken to a helicopter or straight at the hospital. we know that four individuals were taken from the caves. the weakest were removed from the caves first was the that is a really positive sign. everyone is taking that as a real note of optimism, that the rescue plan paper to do action this morning can work and bring these boys out alive. there was real doubt about that, real concern about how difficult this rescue would be to actually an act, and whether it would be fully successful. let's not lose sight of the fact that there are nine to be recovered from the cave, to those narrow bottlenecks and across that difficult underwater to rain. it is a tough challenge and could take a while yet. we have seen more ambulances dried in up the road towards the cave, so th

we are now ina and the prime minister.s his phone back and he can ring up the telegraph and tell them what to say, it is only going to be in the wa ke say, it is only going to be in the wake of a world cup match, which will not get as much coverage, depending on how that goes, and if he has threatened to resign, and hasn't, and now if he does want to resign, tuesday afternoon is not going to be as dramatic as today. he has left it too late and the moment has left it too late and the moment has passed. so now they are stuck in the tent and still can't get out. so she has forced quite a good victory here. this photograph the telegraph users, you're not the only ones, the ft used it as well. —— uses. clearly no photograph is putting out from something like this without their being plenty of thought behind it. here we have the prime minister on her feet, here we have the prime minister on herfeet, in charge, the rest of here we have the prime minister on her feet, in charge, the rest of the cabinet sitting down and listening i

ina show for wall street.lly we have optimism that the upcoming earnings season have optimism that the upcoming earnings season will provide some robust and strong news which will overs ha d ow robust and strong news which will overshadow any rise in trade tensions —— in a show we saw gains. investors are looking on the positive side, which has extended through to trade in the uk. the ftse 100 is totally unperturbed by what is going on in westminster. the pound is stable today. the ftse is so international as an index that what is going on in ten downing street is not worrying investors for now. we will talk more about all of this ina now. we will talk more about all of this in a moment, but let's hear from kim little sinner in new york. on tuesday us earnings season continues in earnest with the second quarter earnings of pepsi. it will release well before us markets open at 6am eastern, giving investors plenty of time to focus on the one key area they are most curious about. the americans have been abandonin

the 12 children and their football coach found alive ina and their football coach found alive in a cave in thailand. rescuers considered the best way to bring them to safety. thailand has thanks two british divers who found the boys nine days after they disappeared. improving the lives of lg bt disappeared. improving the lives of lgbt people. disappeared. improving the lives of lg bt people. ministers disappeared. improving the lives of lgbt people. ministers promised an action plan to tackle discrimination and identify hate crime. celebrating 100 years of the royal air force. events a re 100 years of the royal air force. events are planned across the country mark the occasion. in a moment it will be time for sportsday, but first let's take a

when i70 sitting in the park ina brilliant.he park in a corner and i can tell a 30—year—old what i was up to would make it worth it. thank you for coming in and lovely to see you. good to have your company as well. stay with us on the bbc, we will update you at the top of the hour. good morning. the much needed rain we saw over the weekend does not signal the end of summer as we know it because, throughout this week, we're still going to see some sunshine and some warmth. we finished yesterday with some sunshine in the west, more of that to come today and through this week. as well as a bit more sunshine, it's not going to be quite as windy. the rain that we do see — and there will be some — will be mainly in the form of showers, only forming a small portion of the day if at all, and gradually we will see temperatures rise yet again. the weekend weather was courtesy of a overall low pressure centre to the south of iceland, bringing these weather fronts around the bottom edge of it. butjust notice that circulation, with the cool

ina but karen bradley makes a good point. in a world with so much uncertainty over the post—brexit deal, it is sensible to prepare for oi’ deal, it is sensible to prepare for or outcomes, isn't it? ithink it's astonishing. we are months away now, two years on from the decision to move towards brexit, we are months from leaving the eu. and to be talking at this stage of what would be nationally collateral must, a no—go scenario —— be nationally collateral must, a no—go scenario —— no be nationally collateral must, a no—go scenario —— no deal scenario, says a lot about the lack of planning at the heart of our government and the fact that what we have got is planning that is dictated by the internal rankings of the conservative party rather than around the national interest. everybody who has looked at the situation of the irish border has known for a long time that this will be the single defining process that drives the way in which the uk and the eu negotiate a settlement. it isn't good enough to say we want

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a home world cup only comes around once ina a home world cup only comes around once in a lifetime, andn it rolls into london, no one wants to miss out. the golden girls star attraction on the opening day. not even the sweltering heat stops 10,500 people coming to cheer on england as they began their campaign. one world cup canada set in look alike as they lift the trophy for the first time. with the atmosphere bubbling, england push

hamilton has won the last four years ina hamilton has won the last four years in a row. after that double retirement for the team at the austrian grand prix last weekend they will not be taking anything for granted. and the ferraris will be hot on his tail, that qualifying yesterday was so dense, with sebastian vettel going ahead in the first session, then hamilton in the second session then sebastian vettel, his championship rival, the championship leader, putting in a lap that looked like it was the fastest, only for hamilton to come in with his final lap and get pole position by four hundredths a second. it is going to be very close, here, in less than three hours' time. just time to remind you that day two of the tour de france starts in around an hour's time, chris froome hoping for better day after a crash yesterday. you can follow it live on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. more signs of tension have surfaced in the conservative party

however, i must say that we are not ina however, i must say that we are not in a position to say whethernt from the same batch that they were exposed to. the possibility that these two investigations might be when is clearly a line of enquiry. it is important that the investigation is led by evidence available and the fa cts led by evidence available and the facts alone and we don't make any assumptions or indulge in speculation. therefore, we are keen to hear from anyone who speculation. therefore, we are keen to hearfrom anyone who might speculation. therefore, we are keen to hear from anyone who might have information that could assist the investigation and if you think you do, i would urge you to contact our police. the investigation team, as it has done in march, worked closely with experts from public health england, who emphasised that basically —— based on the number of casualties, that there is a significant health risk to the wider public. at the chief health officer is with me and will update you on the very latest public health advice, after which we will be happy to ta ke ad

we were ina of our holiday was a huge storm. we were in a hotel in the end. of what we are going through at the moment. this is the view which is common this morning to a lot of people. the back of another car, basically. you are beginning to remind me of that episode of one foot in the grave when he is stuck in the trafficjam. it looks like you are moving a bit, if slowly. we are moving but we are in the car park, so we're not actually moving towards france. there have been some signs along the way to show as we are moving, but the last one... hold on, look. there is a sign to france. it must be all like being in the desert and seeing the waterjust a few miles away. can i say thank you to your husband and is it your daughter in the back who has been beautifully well—behaved ? mesa daughter in the back who has been beautifully well—behaved? mesa yes. —— yes. beautifully well—behaved? mesa yes. -- yes. i hope once you have your holiday it is worth it. thank you for sharing some of your experiences with us. travel safe. that is claire, our environment correspon

ina in a championship. sets serena williams surges on. her 11th wimbledon semifinal. evening.thought, england still here in the final week of the world cup? history has been thrown at them at every turn here in russia, be it a first quarterfinal since 2006, now the first semi—final since 1990, emulating 1966 is the next target. first croatia. in the last couple of hours gareth southgate faced the world 5 media down there at the luzhniki stadium. the feel of this group of players is very similar to the group of players we had then. but that team was a lot more experienced, in terms of its age and experience of big matches. but we approached this tournament in the same way. we were a group of guys having a lot of fun, enjoying ourfootball, learning and improving all the time and that is what these lads have done. we were never sure how far this team could go. we have made several pieces of history. the biggest win in the tournament for england, first knockout win for ten years, first quarterfinal win for longer. so we're just looking to keep quarterfinal win for longer. so we're

we had him playing ina it was only be. we had him playing in a tournament local to us here.wish we could have longer. united boss might gain was my loss. he has not forgotten his loss. he turned up in october down at the league and realised quickly that the guys did not have any waterproofs or heavy jumpers to keep them warm. and suggested that he help us out in some some small way. so he stayed for about an hour some some small way. so he stayed foraboutan hourand some some small way. so he stayed for about an hour and have signing autographs for all the kids. and one thing and another, he made a donation which was kindly accepted. lovely gesture. this is your trophy. ido lovely gesture. this is your trophy. i do not want to tempt fate. can i become the first englishman to lift up become the first englishman to lift up the world cup. even if we do not see at this time, only someone here has picked up the world cup era in england. who knows? come on england. i would not pick up the world cup trophy in this heat. nick is outside for hours. across the uk it is warmer compared

of course, because you write a great deal about the coast, it almost feels like it shapes your soul inamost feels like it shapes your soul in a way. yes, i think it has shaped my experience, certainly, and it has shaped my imagination. yes, we live in a place where there is more landscape and people, and more landscape and culture where, on the surface, it doesn't look like much is going on. the closer you look... yes, and if you stop, it is stopping. modern people, we are a lwa ys stopping. modern people, we are always hurtling around and you don't see anything because you are moving all the time. if you stop and look stuff bubbles up out of what seems to be an empty and forbidding landscape and it is not what it appears. to those of us who don't live in australia, it is a pretty remote and forbidding place in parts, western australia. and you has said in the past, you have said, you know, it is the wrong side of the wrong continent in the wrong hemisphere. you seem quite aware, from the great literary salons of europe, quite isolated.” from the great literary salons of europe, quite i

sort of rescue underground where passages are submerged if they go wrong, to be frank they go wrong ina go wrong, to be frank they go wrong in a bad way. until the very last boy or the coach is out from this cave, that will be the only moment when people will truly believe a sigh of relief and believe as a nation that their players have been answered. i know it is very late where you are, but do we have any sense of what is happening overnight before the next day's missionary stars ? before the next day's missionary stars? eight o'clock in the morning is the time we are given that they will embark on this once again. think about the expert leading this. we know 90 divers have been involved in some way today, but it seems the case that there is this core of divers who really have the expertise and the skill to lead this operation. for them we presume it is another night of a few hours' sleep before they start once again the next leg of this operation. nick, thank you very much. nick, thank you very much. our correspondent dan johnson is in tham luang near the exit of the tunnel. this inc

. >> the reunion there weeks ago was a happy one, but when cheryl's little sister ina first reached outago, it was to tell her their dad had been in an accident. cheryl didn't respond. >> that was at the height of "dancing with the stars" and like, so many people were like, hey, i'm your uncle. i'm your cousin. >> the next time they connected was after their dad passed away. >> she reached out again. it was really sweet text message and right away i responded. >> the 4-year-old pro dancer has lots to celebrate, she just got engaged to matthew lawrence, the couple rekindled their romance after a nine-year break,rse, ina was there at the engagement party to helpcelebrate. up next, is wedding plan. will you be a glittery bride? >> no. i don't want skwins or rhinestones. the only glitter is diamonds. >> cheryl also told me she still hasn't decided if she's going to go all-in with a choreograph first dance. >> she has to. >> i know. >> but, i mean, they got to have a spectacular dance. it's cheryl, come on. >>> still ahead right here -- >> i had a good childhood. but, there were things that

jerusalem is now ina very in the last decade. jerusalem is now in a very positive momentum.ourism is up, high—tech sector, one of the top 35 cities in the world. we were never counted as a high—tech city. the city is quiet, one of the safest in the world so i believe i leave it ina in the world so i believe i leave it in a positive momentum. i received it and it was not positive to say the least. i believe in every practical parameter you check out if the city is doing well it is common practice that the city is doing very well. well, that is, i may say, a very positive spin but that city is also one of the most divided in the world and if one looks at it from the point of view of arab citizens it isa the point of view of arab citizens it is a city which is consistently failing its people. well, i totally disagree with you. the reality is if you look at our arab population they are doing far better than anywhere in the region, syria, gaza, the arab residents ofjerusalem are part of the city and they have the same quality of health services, they are pa rt quality of health s

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ina qatar.ixon said: the hudson institute told us a member of the film's production team asked a hudson staff member if they could distribute the film, thinking nothing of it, he agreed. in retrospect, the institute said they prefer it hadn't happened. lobbying and controlling the output of television stations are just two fronts of the battle for influence. but a new and important struggle is also taking place online. in recent yea rs, also taking place online. in recent years, arab audiences have flooded onto social media to get their news. every month, over 100 million users access facebook. in saudi arabia, three quarters of the population are using the messaging service, snapchat. but can they trust the information they are getting there? at the university of exeter, professor mark 0wen jones at the university of exeter, professor mark 0wenjones monitors social media across the gulf. twitter and facebook were seen as the zeitgeist of the arab uprisings and it was increasingly important to a

once again, ina reaching out to cheryl sending her one more text.dad it was like i really wanted to bond with ina. i really -- you know, she is, you know, half my dad. i've taken ina in that she is my sister and talk to her as much as my other sisters now. it's a constant communication. >> reporter: cheryl, recently engaged, invited ina to l.a. for her engagement party and to meet cheryl's side of the family. both are hopeful and grateful for their new sisterly bond. >> every single day we figure it out, wait a second. you do that too. you like cheez-its. i'm listening to everything she's saying and i didn't know you tap-danced. >> how has it changed your life? >> i knew about her but having her here and how supportive and encouraging she is, it's great. it's really changed. she's forever my sister. >> that's it, girl. >> oh. got to work on that. got to work on that handshake. >> this was only the second time they'd ever seen each other in person and already they seem to have a really strong sisterly bond and, robin, cheryl is now talking about teac

ina fight for justice for all women in india.ers from poor backgrounds and should be given a chance to reform. a fifth accused in the case had taken his wife by hanging himself in jail while the trial was still ongoing cost of an underage boy was also found guilty of that crime and sent to a probation home for three years. he has since been released. the indian government had tightened laws to deal with violence against women after jyoti deal with violence against women afterjyoti singh's deal with violence against women after jyoti singh's case deal with violence against women afterjyoti singh's case and introduced the death penalty of the maximum penalty for rape. recently the gang rape and murder of an eight—year—old child caused outrage for the brutality inflicted. after which, the government has introduced an ordinance to make the death penalty maximum penalty in the rape of girls under the age of 12 years. we have heard stories from india, myanmar, japan, the uk and the us. next we turn to turkey. the president has been swo

first up talk of some are taking full advantage of the beaches and getting fully involved ina beachesg fully involved in a staycation. it's a lovely day, nowhere, just want to be in the sunshine at the beach. there's a pool which i really like, and the weather is very hot. there are warnings up and down the country about people cooling off in open water. it works her, police searching for a 17—year—old boy who got into trouble in a quarry lake in itching to say they have found a body. you will recall at 6:30pm last night after concerns were raised for a 17—year—old boy who was reported to have entered the water. formal identification has yet to take place, but next of kin have been informed. essex police are still looking for a boy last seen in the water near collecting peer. days of temperatures have also put pressure on fire brigades. local people have been delivering food and drink to a local crews who have been tackling several fires for a week. but for those hoping for rain, their wish may come true. in the east of england, hailstones and thunderstorms and heavy rain are projecte

authorities criticised, many here thought there was no plan, no training to deal with this disaster inadisaster in a country where forest fires are common and have killed people. it though this, now officially the worst such disaster that this country has ever seen. andrew planned, bbc news. —— andrew plant. as we've been reporting, the wildfires in greece have been exacerbated by the dry and hot conditions and the wind, and there have been other instances of unusually extreme weather around the world. higher than normal temperatures have caused major issues in many countries. let's now hear from our correspondents in tokyo, dallas and stockholm. it has been a truly unprecedented month for weather here injapan. it began with a week of record rainfall that caused devastating floods in the west of the country that has been followed by two weeks of extreme heat that again has broken all records. a new absolute high of 41.1 degrees was set on monday and the one—week record has also been broken and this has caused a really shocking cost of life. all up, the floods and the heat had taken at l

mbappe was among the top scorers, kylian mbappe was among the top scorers, the first teenager to score ina scorers, the first teenager to score in a world cup final since kelly yea rs before. as president trump heads to helsinki to meet russia's president putin, he says the global challenges faced by the us include the european union. the prime minister has revealed the advice she was given by donald trump about brexit. he said we should the eu! sue the eu?! sue the eu. but we're going to negotiate. hello and welcome to bbc world news. france have done it — les bleus have won the world cup, beating croatia 4—2. let's go live to our correspondent olly foster, who is at the luzhniki stadium where the match is being played. welcome to moscow, 31 days after the world cup tournament started. it is all over and what a final we have seen all over and what a final we have seen over all over and what a final we have seen over the last couple of hours. a final which had everything, goals that we were really looking forward to. we only had one goalless draw in the tournament. france beating croatia 4

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but ina if we follow these kind of values.employment, discontent and the ever—increasing inequality gap, nelson mandela's ideals will continue to be re—examined. nelson mandela's ideals will continue to be re-examined. we are so continue to be re-examined. we are so fixated on the past. the past is reward. it is ruining us presently. we can take the lessons and move forward. and taking those lessons means leaving behind nelson mandela. now, a top business story today: tech giant google could be handed down a record fine later today by the european union's watchdog. the eu has spent three years investigating the company's android mobile operating system and whether it has been giving its own apps an unfair commercial advantage. joseph sternberg is a columnist with the wall streetjournal and joins me now. good morning. so, this story is a very interesting one. this is the european competition commissioner taking a look at google's activities with regards to android. what do you think they might decide? well, the complaint is tha

yes, ina dangerous country in the world.ountry in the world. yes, in a world besides. only 500 levels. commissioned by the european commission. what does it say? 70% of respondents felt sexual harassment against women is common in this country. the sexual offending in england and wales in 2013 sees 85% of victims are not reporting. in india, this is not my view, it is the people who study these things inside your own country. in india, sexual violence has become part a toxic cocktail which is part of religious hate, caste and class resentment and hate, and gender violence. let me quote you kavita krishnan from the all india progressive women's association... the communist party, mind you, not neutral. i thought you were doing well. you are seeing responsible people. you are surely not saying a woman who represents the all india progressive women's association is entitled to a political view. if i may, this is what this woman, who works for the women's association says, she says "the ruling party has to be held responsible fo

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the government would have to change course and returned to the prime minister's proposals she set out inaposals she set out in a speech more than a year ago. let us again aim explicitly for that glorious vision of lancaster house. a strong, independent self—governing britain that is genuinely open to the world. not the miserable permanent limbo of chequers. we need to take one decision now before all others. that is to believe in this country and what it can do. cheering not a wholesale heroes reception, look at those crossed arms. even though almost too strangely to be true, he was speaking while she was speaking, sticking to her lines. true, he was speaking while she was speaking, sticking to her linesm you looked at the white paper and the agreement we came to in chequers, you'll see the proposal we are putting forward as we are no longer a are putting forward as we are no longera memberof are putting forward as we are no longer a member of the customs union, no longer a member of the single market. many mps dismissed borisjohnson single market. many mps dismissed boris johnson believi

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ina in a moment, all the latest business news.st a reminder of today's headlines: more than 60 have died in greece as wildfires ravage coastal towns and holiday resorts near athens. and injapan, more than 60 people have died and thousands are in hospital as the heatwave there is declared a national disaster. about a million public sector workers here are to benefit from the biggest pay rise for nearly ten yea rs biggest pay rise for nearly ten years including 2% for the armed forces and up to 3.5% for teachers. i have all the business news. it is... fraud charges against ba rclay‘s is... fraud charges against barclay‘s bank is... fraud charges against ba rclay‘s bank may is... fraud charges against barclay‘s bank may be reinstated. they were dismissed but had they been upheld it could have led to the loss of its banking licence. the s f 0 says it wants to challenge that decision to drop the charges. norton canes motorway services on the m6 toll rd has topped the list of britain's best pit stops. the bottom is a iraq on the m25 wit

. >> joe manchin, jim donnelly ina ina. heidi heitkamp, these are all states that trump woy' t going to have to decide if they've got the votes to confirm him. can i be the 51st, 52nd, 53rd vote. why should i take all the for voting against him, then you lose it both ways. so it's toug for the democrats, because they don't want to bydisspirit their base having one of their own vote for somebody who they fear is going to roll back roe v. wade. >> i want to touch on a bay area election. ith the elections over, london breed was sworp in as mayor this week. made history, first african-american woman toold t post? inn san francisco. >> homelessness is the number one issue on voters' minds, she's going to have to show progress in terms of cleaning up encampments on the streets and she's got to you never know what's going to happen in terms of a crisis, sh's got a show that she's in control. she's got good people around her. if she does, think she probably won't have a serious challenge next year. >> she's got to hope it's aat rel

it was found ina the nerve agent novichok.hat an afternoon of spot ahead. that england game against belgium. straight to wimbledon first with the women's singles final. the highlight this afternoon. we could be set for another epic indie men's semifinal as well. let's cross like that now. many thanks. astonishing that we are here with serena williams in another wimbledon final in light of everything that she has gone through since the birth of her first child. the health complications that followed since the birth are astonishing. it is astonishing. in the absence of some of the

animals are used in entertainment, leisure, are used in entertainment, leisure, a pet is ina are usednimal because it is kept silly humans' pleasure. it is a really complex subjects and i have come to the conclusion that there are good and bad ways of animal husbandry. in all other fields, dog shows and riding schools, i know our animals are incredibly well looked after with their own dentist, their own farrier, vets, assistants, they had time—outs, they go for rides, they get turned out in the field and they have a stimulating work to do. you are the founder of giffords circus, did you grow up in the circus, did you join it? ijoined did you grow up in the circus, did youjoin it? ijoined a did you grow up in the circus, did you join it? ijoined a circus did you grow up in the circus, did youjoin it? ijoined a circus in america when i was 18, a family connection through my sister—in—law‘s family, the balding is, they have a circus in america called circus flora. i worked there when i was 18, i was running away from home, sounded like a great great adventure. sounds like a musical to me

then we are in a customs union effectively and we are ina single customs union effectively and we ares to have been agreed yesterday. well thatis have been agreed yesterday. well that is not leaving the european union. given what you have read and i completely understand your point about your waiting to see the detail, and doubtless you will be at westminster at the start of the week to hear the prime minister making her statement to mp5. allowing for all of that, are you surprised that this was agreed to? by so many people were so many views on brexit? yes i am surprised. because i like to think that government should be practical and should be realistic. and i do not think, i do not think this proposal solves the issues. i think it goes back potentially on what people voted for and i do not think it needs one of the prime minister's mean ambitions through this which is to put this to bed.|j suppose the other difficulty is we would be going into a negotiation and in negotiations both sides have to be prepared to give up something. and if this is what the cabinet could agree to, anyth

it is a i9th—century setup ina system. it is a i9th—century setup in a 21st century parliament.dy else could have voted for her. a much better system. not open to this kind of cheating the conservatives appear to have resorted to. christine jardine, thank you. you are welcome. three members of the anti—corru ption you are welcome. three members of the anti—corruption unit at the metropolitan police are being investigated over claims they covered up, are failed to properly pursue allegations of wrongdoing by other officers. the independent office for police conduct, carrying out the investigation, says a number of other officers are being assessed. let's talk to tom symonds, who is at scotland yard. tell us more about the background? this is the department, the directorate of professional standards at the metropolitan police, that itself investigates problems with police officers, either criminality or breaches of guidelines, misconduct. the police watchdog noted a says it is investigating a series of allegations against officers working within that directorate. i understand they

ina tokyo says it is like living in a sauna.treets amid real concerns about japan hosting the olympic games at this time of yearin the olympic games at this time of year in 2020. disney fans will have the chance to own rare pieces of disneyland history, with a hollywood agent who is about to sell off his huge collection of theme park memorabilia. and they're so precious — some items are expected to fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars. tiffany wertheimer reports. disneyland. it's described as the happiest place on earth and now, from the world's most famous theme park to your home, all this could be yours. 750 disney items are going under the hammer. hollywood agent and have a disney collector richard craft is selling off his theme park vehicles, props and artefacts. they spend six decades of disneyland history. we have dumbo hanging in the living room of our house. £800 of elephant suspended over people's heads. mr craft began his collection 25 years ago. he also owns a disneyland creek ticket booth, original drawings, concep

president trump, if you spot a man ina president trump, if you spot a man in a white cap, it is almostou worry about the price of houses in your area? some groups have taken matters into their own hands by building affordable homes for locals. it's been so successful the government wants to extend it. it has given a 20 housing fund a cash boost. it might be beautiful, but it's expensive. in lyme regis house prices have stored, or panini 30% in a decade. it means most ordinary people are priced out. but, keith, his wife, lorna, and friend, robert have decided to do something about it. they've set up what's known as a community land trust.|j it. they've set up what's known as a community land trust. i felt that it would be great to put something back. it started back in 2012, they were granted funding to get through the planning process. now they manage 15 properties, that will always be rented out to local people at a big discount. we recognise, over the years, that there was a massive need for houses that local people could afford, that was increasing. 20 to 40—year—olds are having to

we are ina gay commercialised, fully, yet.gay great position with the permission, it is the first direct position we have got for the women's game, but it is not enough to fund the whole programme. we need to identify that money, spent everything that we make, invest it all in the game, so we got to re—prioritise something else to put it into the women's game. great britain's becky downie will make her return to competition at next month's european championships in glasgow. the former european champion hasn't competed since tearing a ligament in her elbow during a fall at last year's event in romania. she admits there were times she wasn't sure if she'd be able to compete again. funny, that was pretty scary, because my main concern was, then i'm done if it is not fixed. there was a moment when i broke down and cried and said, what if i can't do this any more? but after the surgery, this any more? but after the surgery, i was like, right, this any more? but after the surgery, iwas like, right, it this any more? but after the su

they are through to the quarterfinals after knocking out spain ina the quarterfinals after knocking out spain in a penalty shoot out. dozens of fire crews continue to tackle an aggressive moorland fire near bolton. lancashire fire brigade say they expect the blaze to continue for days. a major incident has been declared. it is a dangerous area at the moment. in terms of public safety, the advice would be to simply stay off anywhere around the moorland of winter hill. police say a young girl has died after being thrown from inflatable play equipment in norfolk. an investigation is under way. the head of nhs england says extensive planning is under way to prepare the health service for a no—deal brexit. at the start of a crunch week for brexit, 30 conservative mps demand the prime minister takes a tough line with eu negotiators. the communities secretary, says he is "confident" cabinet will agree a common position later this week. i think there is no doubt that there is strong views on either side and that is what i would expect as we lead into the discussions on friday. polls open across

i think it is safe to assume he will get ina think it is safe to assume he will get in a round of golfsays that trump turnberry is his favourite of all his properties, so he will want to get out on the revamped course as soon he will want to get out on the revamped course as soon as he will want to get out on the revamped course as soon as he arrived here he headed out the front of the hotel to look at the view and talk to some of the other guests who are staying here who were all of course busy taking pictures of him. hotel has not been cleared for the weekend, other guests were playing on the course, there is even a wedding planned and hotel tomorrow. it might not be as relaxing weekend as he had hoped. within minutes of arriving at the hotel a greenpeace protester flew over the resort in a powered paragliderflying protester flew over the resort in a powered paraglider flying a protester flew over the resort in a powered paragliderflying a banner saying trump well below par. and despite the really heavy security on the ground here the police seemed unable to do anything about the fac

you are not ina big me. this is cave diving. you are not in a big expanse of water. a lot of the cave divers who are in their spend their lives pulling along the bottom or the side or the roof or sometimes very small cave passages. they put a line through these passengers and they literally pull themselves through on the line. one of the best cave divers in the world cannot actually swim on the surface. for diving it is not essential. keeping your cool is essential and these kids kept their cool for nine daysin these kids kept their cool for nine days in complete darkness, so they are capable of keeping their cool. they are becoming a credit to thailand at the moment. they are resilient indeed. these are live pictures from the scene of the hospital we believe the ambulance has taken the young boys two, the young boys who were brought out earlier, two we believe. they have been taken to that hospital in those pictures. let's carry on speaking to andy. i am fascinated by this issue of being comfortable in the water, but how can you feel comfortable in zero visibility w

we start the new week still ina fairly celsius.th—west, bringing spells of rain for kent and essex, that. to pull away, and then it is a day of sunshine and showers full of best of the sunshine across central and southern, most frequent showers, further north—west. highs between 16 and 21 celsius, in the sunshine, further south and east, 24, 20 five celsius. showers around on tuesday and wednesday, best of the sunshine further south and east, temperatures starting to rise again. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 10am... wildfires rage in northern california, killing five people, destroying hundreds of buildings and causing thousands to flee their homes. we were not told we were in danger. this was like you see in the movies with tornadoes. one minute, it is fine. the next minute, everyone is screaming. a powerful earthquake on an indonesian tourist island kills at least ten people, injures dozens and damages hundreds of homes. trolls who go online to intimidate election candidates and campaigners could be barred fro

with the winners of the wheelchair doubles for the third yearin wheelchair doubles for the third year inaheelchair doubles for the third year in a row. age 30 angelique kerber has plenty of time for more of this. england's world cup has come to an end, with more disappointment. they suffered a second defeat to belgium, losing by two goals to nil, in the playoff to decide third and fourth place in the competition. from st petersburg our sports editor dan roan reports. it's the match no team really wants to play in, a reminder ofjust how close you came to the main event. but for england this was at least a chance to end a stiring campaign on a high. they say no one remembers who finishes third at the world cup. but belgian‘s hunger was immediately apparent. less than four minutes gone when thomas meunier stole in. despite still being the tournament's top scorer, harry kane had failed to find the net in his last two matches and here again it was not quite happening. eric dier then denied by a desperate goal—line clearance from tottenham team—mate toby alderweireld as england improved. a bril

ina by ongoing violence and instability. people we re in a separate incident four people were killed in a bomb blast in the north of the country. another politician's campaign convoy was hit. it is less than two weeks before pakistan goes to the polls, and these attacks could trigger a new set of tensions ahead of an election already marred by controversy. pakistan's former prime minister nawaz sharif has been arrested after returning to the country. he faces a 10—yearjail term for corruption. mr sharif flew from london to lahore, where large rallies were held in his support. after his arrest, mr sharif and his daughter maryam, who was sentenced in the same case, were taken to the capital islamabad in a special plane. the bbc‘s anbarasan ethirajan says tensions are high, with the return coming so close to pakistan's upcoming elections. nawaz sharif and his daughter maryam sharif, both travelled from london to lahore. as soon as they landed, the authorities first confiscated their passports. they were taken into custody. as w

england in knocking out columbia ina miles away.he players that started against colombia given training. including marcus rashford, who scored england's‘s second penalty, in what is now a historic shoot out. the match is at saturday —— at 3pm on saturday, live on bbc one. fabian delph will miss that match for the birth of his daughter, but he is heading back. a slight question mark overjamie vardy. he did not take part in the penalty shoot out, that is because he is nursing a groin injury. his availability for that sweden game, the quarterfinal, is in doubt. let's hear now from the former england defender, martin keown, who has been so impressed by england's fortitude, thinking that is what made the difference. i am sure that gareth southgate would have looked at everything, but nothing can prepare you for that. be prepared as best you for that. be prepared as best you can. it is more about emotion. that is why we talk about fear and love. if you love it, your bracelet, but if you are fearful, things go wrong. look at the pressure t

that means families will no longer need legal permission to withdraw treatment for patients on mac ina withdraw treatment for patients on mac in a permanent vegetative state. daily telegraph says it rail elector has been accused of living on another planet after claiming the trains and the envy of europe. and... and... a wide variety of front pages to discuss. let us start. the headline, end of life ruling is welcomed by families, this landmark supreme courtjudgment that families, this landmark supreme court judgment that relatives families, this landmark supreme courtjudgment that relatives will no longer need legal permission to end care for loved ones in a permanent registered at state. this isa permanent registered at state. this is a significant ruling. it is huge, although there will be some people who have reservations about it, and there are various vocal campaigning groups raising objections, i think it isa groups raising objections, i think it is a very humane ruling and i think there will be so many families, thousands of families, that fuel a burden has been lifted. i saw i

not amounting to much ina way hunted down. and wales it stays dry. temperature is not too bad overnight, a little warmer across southern wales. currently 17 degrees which is on the warm side. tomorrow we have changes in the weather, still quite cloudy across scotland and northern ireland but gradually turning brighter with some sunshine. but across the western side of england and for wales as well we're likely to see showers developing. that will also affect parts of dumfries & galloway. these could turn out to be happy with some rumbles of thunder heading into the afternoon. into south—east england probably not many showers here and so are largely dry picture across these eastern areas. and temperatures just rising by couple of degrees on today with highs of 26 in london. showers and thunderstorms getting a little more active as we head into friday, they could cause some problems. showers are always a hit and miss in nature, one of the big drivers for the showers is the sea breeze moving in from the coast. that means most of