there isa changes make it very special.here is a big drop off on the 17th, there is a big drop off on the 17th, there isa is a big drop off on the 17th, there is a big drop off on the 17th, there is a big rise up to the 17th green. the elevation here is more than most championship courses. it's very different. a lot of players don't know it. the world's top players don't really know what to expect. anything can happen. it is a wide open open. it is going to be fantastic. anticipation really building around portrush today. the opening shot off the tee, 6:35am tomorrow, darren clarke, northern irishman, former open winner, of course, with the honour of opening things tomorrow. i hope the weather is better for you tomorrow. thank you. england are 6—0 down in the ashes against australia after losing all three of the one day internationals, but they have the chance to get back in the competition — as the test match starts tomorrow in taunton. with australia as holders, england must win the test to keep their hopes of regaining t

and it isa i make sure that i am ready.rent animal because i know how serious the sport as, i mean we risk our lives for entertainment and i know, i have children as well and so i know, i have children as well and so it'll make you feel, put

here isa is a club. guys... shouldn't we be telling each other that it's all going to be ok?e this will all go away like a bad dream? ronnie? gee, wendy, i'm not sure i can say that. cliff? please? it's all going to be ok, wendy. maybe it'll alljust go away... ..like a bad dream. i doubt it. to you are laughing all the way through that clip who doesn't love bill murray? individually, there are lots of funny and charming moments. you have a cast which includes stevie samy, tilda swinton wielding a samurai sword, iggy pop is on the insert of good coffee. if you are a fan ofjimjon merge, it oftenjust sta rts fan ofjimjon merge, it oftenjust starts to feel like a greatest hits collection of quirks and jokes, there isn't anything you haven't seen before. —— jim jarmusch. there isn't anything you haven't seen before. ——jimjarmusch. the weirdest thing about it is that it ta kes a weirdest thing about it is that it takes a lot of tropes from george romero's zombie movies, particularly the dead trilogy. each of which are about a specific thing, don of the dead is about consumerism. th

m isa the company of a woman reporter?in mississippi. my female colleagues and i talk about the differences between how we are treated on the campaign trailare in between how we are treated on the campaign trail are in the halls of the state capital versus how our male colleagues are so this particular request was a shock but i am not sure i can action the court a total surprise. now this has been picked up and is been reported here on the bbc and in the united states, has the foster campaign comeback with any kind of retraction or reaction? i think they are actually very happy with the way the position things. she has a double down and said when i spoke to his campaign manager we are worried about people who try to get one smear campaigns and we are worried about somebody doing that and now they have actually come back with a story about the billy graham row and the pa ct about the billy graham row and the pact with his wife and never being alone with a woman. it is the first i have heard of that but i think it isa i have

it isa players who are great role models.in the world if it wasn't. we just people need to recognise the achievement we did at the euro basket. hopefully, moving forward we can qualify for the muppets. that's all from me, let's take you back to wimbledon and rejoin john watson. the last two years have raised by. such an intriguing contest between roger federer and rafael nadal. 11 use on and since that epic final backin use on and since that epic final back in 2008. one of them will go through to play novak djokovic a sunday's final at that he beat roberto bautista agut. let's take your life to centre court canal, and it has been a top seed turvey match so it has been a top seed turvey match so far. roger federer took the first set 7—6 on a tie—break. hit back to ta ke set 7—6 on a tie—break. hit back to take the sick and comfortable a6—1. further it took the third to 6—3 and now dahl has just held his first service game in that fourth set, is set he must win if he is to progress to the final this year. roger federer now just

and it isa i make sure that i am ready.nd it is a different animal because i know how serious the sport as, i mean we risk our lives for entertainment and i know, i have children as well and so i know, i have children as well and so it'll make you feel, put that spirit, in your heart that you can go in there and do what you have got to deal and come back out and ijust thank god i am able to compete and compete at the highest level. every timei compete at the highest level. every time i have got to fight, you know, and makes me think that you can go on there and you may not get out. but we are the craziest people, i say, all of us fighters have a mental illness because we fight each other. we are crazy. but boxing is one of those things that will grab you and hold you tight. it is a year—round sport. it is an emotional support as well. netball lastly where jess thirlby has been named as the new head coach of the england team succeeding tracey neville. when she was 13, thirlby was told there had been a mistake and she was too

answer that point alex, there isa count. alex, there is a question of socioeconomic diversity, classic gusset is a real question and you have all these tony ends. if you satisfy one issue, the left will with two... i am not left, iamjust left will with two... i am not left, i am just bemused where democracy has such history in a country that the upper class continues to dominate. i went to a comprehensive because that is where my parents sent me and i am sick and tired of people in our country being blamed for where our parents sent us the school. it was not my choice when i went to school. and it wasn't my pa rents went to school. and it wasn't my parents either and it is a way of avoiding real issues. went back to the weight that cabinets debate on brexit, what it interested a lot of people was that brexiteers who had been disloyal to borisjohnson where out of the cabinet in some cases, and remainers who were loyal to borisjohnson where promoted. so believe in brexit was not the defining thing. and i think it is a good thi

it isa hong kong are trying to highlight.iolent protests and people protest, but one of the things these protesters were emphasising was that there are still protesters from the last time when they were pushing back on those exhibition laws, that are still in prison. and they are trying to draw attention to that. are still in prison. and they are trying to draw attention to thatm is interesting the protesters seem to be by and large students and without a kind of rigid leadership. they are very much a spontaneous, going with the flow. making it up as they go along to some extent. yes although apparently they are using telegraph, this social media app and there may well be leaders behind—the—scenes. 0ne there may well be leaders behind—the—scenes. one of the phases of the rebellion is based on a bruce lee quote. the most famous son of hong kong, the great kung fu master. he said be like water. that is what the protesters are trying to do. today, they just evaporated the protesters are trying to do. today, theyjust evaporated w

isa that you've got in your paper about.my colleague francis perrin says in 2007, in an appendix to one of his books, he wrote an essay, saying islam has caused the muslim world to be literally centuries behind the west. saying that as a result muslim grievance was a factor in virtually every conflict he could think of. that has been criticised really strongly by the group tell mama, which monitors islamophobia. and the muslim council of britain as well, and also the former conservative head of the conservative muslim association. so it has caused a bit of a stir. part of this exercise the guardian is doing, going into depth about boris johnson's record, examining every period in his professional career. and this one in particular is looking at this time in his life as a journalist. because he looking at this time in his life as ajournalist. because he was looking at this time in his life as a journalist. because he was a journalist, and has written columns very recently, he has written an awful lot of stuff in newspapers an

jennifer isa anything quite like this.nd what stands out most about coco gauff, despite being just 15 is her composure. playing shots that those double her age should be proud of. up double her age should be proud of. up until now, the occasion has seemed utterly un—troubling, but maybe here, signs of stress. but if you doubt her, i have a look at this. going for the line takes guts, even more so when facing match point and so, to a tie—break, to keep her in the match. yes! and we are one set all. back in business, backed up by some backhand brilliance! playing the unenviable role of pantomime villain but brought plenty of spice to the match but they have a new hero. they can since a seminal moment, over to you coco gauff. the noise tells you everything you need to know, simply astonishing! she is not old enough to board certain roller coasters, but the ride continues. the cloud was amazing, even when i was down to match point they were still cheering. they believed in me. hunger, character, talent, coco gauff is popping a

netflix, that isa opening this morning.of those big tech sector companies. if they do not do well what is going to pf°p up they do not do well what is going to prop up the stock market? just a month ago we were looking at being quite hopeful that a trade deal that happened between china and the us and recent tweets from president trump suggest that is not on the table and it is in the open about whether there will be more tariffs between china and the us. meanwhile there is this row between south korea and japan at the trade tensions there. we have seen that continuing to weigh in on asian markets and the trading session that has just closed. yes, markets and the trading session that hasjust closed. yes, and boosting began, because that is considered a safe haven. you tend to see the yen rise and that is what has happened. the euro has been weak against the yen as well so it is the key currency to watch at the moment, the yen. thank you. still to come: revivivng a classic, we'll speak to the man behind whose brought whisky

but it seems it isa concern for parents.d and phenomenon and it will only grow. let's talk about meghan markle. she has been guest editing the september issue of vogue. it is a huge honour because she is extremely busy and a lot of people want her time and she has given it to vogue. 15 trailblazing women on the cover. interestingly, not herself. why did she not put herself on the cover? she said it wasn't the done thing to put herself on there. i am not sure about this. it appears her royal highness the duchess of sussex is a woman in a hurry. i think the british people like to see their royalty but not here too much from their royalty. i think she wants to take her time as she engages with the british public. no, you have changed that story. i thought it was a very positive one. but thank you very much indeed. stay with us here. plenty more to come. good morning. some of us had some sunshine this weekend, but others, a weekend of relentless rain. in fact, it brought some localised flooding. in greater manchester, rochdale,

this isa familiar surroundings can help.you get in that stadium are amazing and i think it brings out the best in me and the best in the teams that i pay for and all the players that play for england, i'm sure it's going to bring out the best in them. we live for these games. sri lanka beat the west indies in the cricket world cup, both sides they knew they both couldn't qualify for the semifinals, fa ns couldn't qualify for the semifinals, fans got their money is worth —— money's worth, as sri lanka posted 308 over there 50 overs, chris gayle can be worth the admission alone. he started well but he gave his wicket away, he was out 35 stop rhianna wasn't too impressed, despite a magnificent 118 from nick ra, the windies fell 2a runs short. and that is of the sport for now, have a good night. righto, our weather is of the sport for now, have a good night. righto, ourweather is is of the sport for now, have a good night. righto, our weather is pretty quiet to be honest. for many of us it's going to stay dry with spells of suns

this isa because i have a gas mask on.rotest was banned. are the police losing control of this? look, there is a very big problem with that. how does the police really take control of the police really take control of the streets when there is such a lack of respect for those in the government, those in control of this city and for the police force. many people here see the police as part of the problem. when the police tell them not to come out in march now they are arming up. they're coming with their own gas masks and helmets. people are coming back from the front, if you can call it that, where the police are, where everyone is ducking down. people retreating and then back up to the front again when many rounds of tear gas are being fired. rubber bullets. i'm still the preparedness for this protest movement to turn out the matter what what is still quite strong. despite the possibility of being arrested, being hurt, despite the fact that the police and the government has told them not to protest. they are saying that t

it isa out could potentially come to pass.act, going to dig their heels in? the front page of the daily mirror, the same sort of thing, a bit less kind... i am quite sceptical about borisjohnson but this is not make me sceptical about boris johnson. borisjohnson but this is not make me sceptical about borisjohnson. i do not have a problem with him being fun. ido do not have a problem with him being fun. i do not care whether he is a statesman... he was not prime minister when he was doing this...” do not care, it does not bother me at all. if you can bring joy and fun to the prime ministership it is good. they should be talking about the fact that when he loses track of details it can cost people very dearly, his clumsy was because he had not read briefings properly, landed radcliffe, for example... that is rubbish. she is injail because... exactly... let's not blame boris... but he sabotaged it with his clumsy, clumsy language. the resignations have confirmed that. we should not be doing that. they are bad guys, the iranians.

there isa he has started this race with? there is a sense of it.h is a married —— massive boris johnson supporter, telegraph, which is a married —— massive borisjohnson supporter, has what this story on its front page. i was surprised by that. he writes for the daily telegraph and they put the headline on the front page every day. they say the daily telegraph is a tory party prayer and the moment the conservative party elected 160,000 members do believe in boris johnson, some people describe it as a cult. jeremy hunt sees himself as a cult. jeremy hunt sees himself as a businessman, a negotiator who the european union in brussels will talk to as opposed boris who he said has offered everything on a wing and a prayer. you went to university with jeremy hunt. can you see him as prime minister? he did not strike me asa prime minister? he did not strike me as a guy with a hard—core alpha personality, but people do change over a period of 30 years. politics can do that to you. he has had very, very powerful friends. can do that to you. he has had very,

by and large, i think there isa moment.ople here that they really wa nt to young people here that they really want to do something, they want to escalated further so that they have to make the government respond. i don't think any small number of people can manipulate the entire movement and make hundreds of people, making efforts to storm into the legislature. you had 22 years in which things had gotten democratically weaker and there is a feeling, particularly among the young, that you are raging against the dying of the light, it's all going away. it's true and i think they are very reasonable in not giving and because the communist regime has never given that to us and we know that it's almost impossible to ask for a dictatorship to allow democracy within its own country and they looked at the umbrella movement, they looked at it earlier and it's never succeeded, so yes, i think they are correct in that they are totally frustrated, they don't see any way out, they are totally desperate and they want to do something and

clearly there isa way, not a minister.re is a lot of change going on today i'm borisjohnson is a lot of change going on today i'm boris johnson is is a lot of change going on today i'm borisjohnson is trying to build his own team to signal an energetic, positive and optimistic new start. —— i was positive and optimistic new start. ——iwasa positive and optimistic new start. —— i was a pps. i think the appointments he has made her signal that. we have heard over the last 24 hours, this was an ambition he had for over two decades, but you really don't know what type of prime minister you will be until you walk through the door, do you? we know a couple of things about boris johnson, that he is determined to deliver brexit, he has been categorically clear about that, during the referendum campaign and subsequently. the second thing we know about boris johnson, from subsequently. the second thing we know about borisjohnson, from his time as the mayor of london, and other times, is that he is someone who will try and govern in t

even in that climate, there isa through.s like that, the central bank still nervous about what might happen next and will hear, we will hear from the fed as michelle touched on, we heard from the ecb last week of the bank of england and bank ofjapan this week, what are they thinking?‘ of england and bank ofjapan this week, what are they thinking? a big week, what are they thinking? a big week for central banks, the revenues will be around the fed on wednesday, what we expect the bank of england on thursday is very little, a beacon consensus on thursday is very little, a beacon consensus nothing will happen, there isa consensus nothing will happen, there is a feeling it will be 9—0 in favour of but is no news good news in that scenario? you could say rates are low at 0.75%. i think what we hear from the fed will be the ecb coming up in september, i think there'll be news, they will probably cut rates again from already negative levels. nothing much to hear from the uk but we will hear from the ecb i think in and around septem

it isa that it is having to put aside.h, $5 billion in anybody‘s money is a lot, but it is likely to be just the start. this is cash that boeing is setting aside to compensate airlines. you have airlines that already have the 737 max and had it in service and those airlines are currently sitting on the ground and not earning their keep and in the meantime the airlines are having to play financing cost on them and maintain them and so on and so they are making a loss. other airlines have been extending a lot of new aircraft, to service and they haven't had that so they have had to either cancel flights or lease aircraft in or keep older models working for longer, older models are less fuel—efficient and they cost more to run so they are racking up losses as well and these losses are quite substantial so ultimately boeing is likely to have to pay compensation for that and that is what this £5 billion is about. but that figure relies on boeing starting the process of getting the 737 max rear by regulators in the autumn, the f

the problem is, this isa affected them.ion that's only going to become more pressing and it's going to take a lot of money to fix. whatever we do to tackle it, it's going to be incredibly expensive. boris will surely fix it! who knows? he's going to fix everything else! this is her legacy, that's on the front of the times, or it may not be. philip hammond, there's an interesting person in our country at the moment. one ally of mr boris johnson quoted in this story say they expect mr hammond to be a nightmare on the back inches, which is where he is headed for sure over the next few weeks. here, mrs may, very concerned and quite rightly about her legacy, has been wanting to spend £27 billion on funding for education and it appears mr hammond would like to spend £5 billion. but he is saying that his support is conditional upon spending the web on a cross—party attempt to try to stop britain leaving the eu without a deal on october the 31st —— with. mr hammond is potentially the leader of those tories who won't allow a no deal

he isa he just always wants to do well. he is a really big team man.lly big team man. he may now be a cricket superstar but here they do not forget where the boy started. danny savage, bbc news, cumbria. let's speak to our sports editor dan roan. 8 million watch it on television and it is all about seizing the moment now if they are to encourage a new generation. that is right. this is a pivotal moment for english cricket because the ashes begin next month against australia. next year sees the launch of a highly controversial, new 100 ball competition in which the ecb have invested so much hope. that, they think, may well attract younger audiences back to the sport for the first time in a long while. there will be cricket showing on the bbc, it follows on from the game yesterday which got encouraging numbers. the bbc will be hoping that what has been achieved here acts as a catalyst in a similarfashion what has been achieved here acts as a catalyst in a similar fashion to england's women who won the world cup england's women who won the world cu p two

the show of support isa no—deal brexit.port is a warning to the conservative favourite borisjohnson. the telegraph features criticism of philip hammond after he abstained from the vote in what is described asa from the vote in what is described as a total betrayal. and public sector workers will get a pay rise, including 2.5% for police officers and 2.75% for teachers and school staff. the mirror focuses on tv licenses saying that an increase in pension credit could cost the government twice as much as if they kept their license exemption for the over 75. and the daily mail dimension campaign showing a poll one in three people with dementia have been forced to sell their homes to pay for care. fairto fair to say brexit still dominates. sad to say. in the guardian, tory rebels sent stuck morning to boris johnson. mps backing this. it was a day of high drama in the commons. johnson. mps backing this. it was a day of high drama in the commonsm was. the last big vote of theresa may mahmoud abbas prime ministership. 0ne may mahm

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it isa line with what we might expect.it ahead of inflation but is probably the minimum you would think was reasonable, given where we are with private sector pay and pay and recruitment retention issues among teachers. it's thought government departments will have to fund this from existing budgets with no new money, so from existing budgets with no new money, so the pay rise comes with a price tag. today the home secretary seemed confident that for the police, it could be managed.” seemed confident that for the police, it could be managed. i know for example, if that was for the police force, a 2.5% police force, some police forces can fund it from their budgets because when we set budgets, we try to take into account what might happen further down the line. some unions say their members have been short—changed over pay for some time at the public sector needs more investment. without that money and investment in terms of their pay and investment in terms of their pay and the balance of terms and conditions, then we are

they would say there isa area. not yet.omething similar, like australia, but that does not suffice in your view. no, because it is tarring everyone with the same brush. syria has not been officially designated as an area of conflict, which is governed by this law, but it will be. and, you have to look at what the uk government's concealed benefit is here, and it is clearly economic and political. turkey, which is bent on eradicating the kurdish in northern syria, because it regards them as an existential threat, is a huge market for british weapons. and they are also an ally of nato. i will read what the government has said in a moment but, before we leave you, can i ask, how do you remember your daughter every day? how do i remember her? i remember her as a woman of huge potential. she was willing to jump woman of huge potential. she was willing tojump in the deep end of life, wherever she found herself. and she was amassing a huge amount of experience and wisdom. and i was looking forward to meeting her and getting to kno

but it isa could be willing to compromise.here's so many people passionate about brexit. from the europe site, they can say it isa from the europe site, they can say it is a bluff, but people are weathered. he is ready on october the 31st, kick the can and he could kick the bucket. all these lovely sound bites that are going to come back and bite him if he doesn't leave on the 31st and it's going to be politically fatal for him if he seeks an extension or turns out to be in our disaster. one strategist if few hours ago said that it is going to be a general election, all they care about is the cabinet appointments, there will be no deal if they don't give us a deal, this is all to soften up the public in a moment where he says, i tried to do this, parliament stopped me, europe stopped me and maybe that's his best chance. i can see how that plays out, frankly. boris can then say with 100 days to go, he has tried to get this done. he made the deadline and parliament mated died by delaying and forcing his hands by legislating us t

there isa have not worked in the past.ain on the conservative side and this might be a show of strength to the new prime minister as they start their roll equally come on the back peoples minds will be the thought of an early election which most tory mps do not want either. could be a factor in how people vote today and going forward. there is a report coming out from the obr and the impact of no—deal brexit which is very serious and you have been covering here. that will play a part. it's very fast moving, with different factors coming into play and people will have different reasons for voting the way they do. i think we are getting the vote now. order. the ice to the right, 315, the noes to the left, 274. —— the ayes to the right. the ayes to the right, 315. the noes to the left, 274. the eyes of habit, the ayes have it. unlock! the question is that this house disagrees with the lords in their amendment numberone as disagrees with the lords in their amendment number one as amended. as many as the opinion say i. of the c

actually it isa is a position of power. actually it is a position of power.tion of service to the country, all too many those who see it as country, all too many those who see itasa country, all too many those who see it as a position of power see it as it as a position of power see it as it being about themselves and not the people that they are serving. so i think you do not need to be a cluedo king or poirot tojoin i think you do not need to be a cluedo king or poirot to join the dots and think that might be a reference to the former foreign secretary rather than the current one. she also sends geed off about the promises we have had from the various candidates all sing we can go back to brussels and get a better dealfrom the eu and go back to brussels and get a better deal from the eu and then go back to brussels and get a better dealfrom the eu and then hey go back to brussels and get a better deal from the eu and then hey presto we can get regular macro. she paraphrased but only madly. she has reminded them that the eu will not reopen the deal. but they

i know he isa he wouldn't have her vote. want a general election and to bring jeremy corbyn, we need somebody who is more humane, in my opinion. buxton has its own boris johnson lookalike, but his daddy is not a fan of the real one. when i asked what he thought of the new prime minister, he said he had to choose his words carefully. prime minister, he said he had to choose his words carefullylj prime minister, he said he had to choose his words carefully. i would probably use the

so it isa the tory leadership saying no deal. picture but it is independent and even though i know the law michael gove says we've had enough of experts, i would take them more serious than jacob who was completely biased about this and if aim is going to set by 3% drop. the really tragic side of this is that it will probably affect many communities that voted brexit, the impoverished people in certain parts of the country that voted 80% brexit, they are the ones that are going to be affected, they're the ones are going to be losing their jobs someone in the building trade found out, he said he would happily lose hisjob in order to achieve a new deal brexit. how mad is that? we can come back again for this another night. but let's look at another story which is about the bbc. giving evidence in westminster today and put the times and the telegraph had half the story, the times, tony hall sing the bbc could become a subscription service. we've got netflix, a lot of people are straining, of course they don't have to have licenses b

en mÉxico, isa osorio, noticias telemundo >>> y en la ciudad de mÉxico se intensifican las protestasellos pueden perder su antigÜedad o incluso quedarse sin empleo, la comisionada de la guardia nacional quiso dialogar con ellos, pero no la recibieron nada bien, pese a la polÉmica e presidente lÓpez obrador dijo que la policÍa federal va a desaparecer en 18 meses. >>> un barco con decenas de pescadores naufragÓ en las costas de honduras. 27 de ellos perdieron la vida. la costa naval hondureÑa realiza el tr traslado de los cuerpos hacia el lugar donde sus familiares y a los estÁn esperando. horas antes, otra lancha salÍa un dhud en la misma zona. ahÍ rescataro a 40 personas a pesar de que tenÍa capacidad para solo 31. el exceso de carga, el mal tiempo, incluso el error humano son investigados como posibles causas de estos naufragios y en guatemala, en donde la caÍda del precio del cafÉ estÁ ahogando en la progrebrazo a sus habitantes muchos dependen de la producciÓ del grano para subsistir. son cientos los que tuvieron que i emigrar a estados unidos. corado tiene la historia. >>> en lo

it isa great a situation as this, really?rious situation because the consequences for the relationship with the united states, which were already sort of difficult under the current president, are clearly very significant and this is the last thing you want in a relationship between two very close allies, so it is very serious and there is a mess to be cleared up. this is what president trump wanted, he has got rid of the uk ambassador to the usa, is he now running part of our pop foreign policy?” to the usa, is he now running part of our pop foreign policy? i don't life it is what he wanted. he's not running our foreign policy. life it is what he wanted. he's not running ourforeign policy. this is symptom as cover a wider issue in oui’ symptom as cover a wider issue in our country at the moment possibly asa our country at the moment possibly as a consequence of the divisions of as a consequence of the divisions of a brexit, the loss of trust and consequent out —— which is something that we would —— should be very worried abo

there isa season tickets remain unsold. there is a great deal of disaffection.t store in the centre of newcastle, about a quarter of a mile from here. the real noise has been on social media. hard to know how much that will translate into fans boycotting. but the mood here is that this is another summer of mismanagement. more calls for smite —— more calls formike more calls for smite —— more calls for mike ashley to go. it is a big question whether steve bruce can sign enough players in the next three weeks of the transfer window to make this a season of survival, rather than another one of relegation. thanks very much for the update. australia's caleb ewan has won the 11th stage of the tour de france. the 25—year—old was riding in the race for the first time. geraint thomas remained in second place overall. more on today's stage... being able to see the bigger picture is the key to winning the tour de france. returning to action after a rest day, those with the greatest ambitions were easing themselves back in on a fairly flat stage. julian alaphilippe, the mar

this area of low pressure isa celsius.owers from northern scotland and then we get the showers they will be happy, friendly, bring lots of rain ina happy, friendly, bring lots of rain in a short amount of time and some gusty winds across from southern and southwestern coats —— coast. touching the maybe 50 mph. a cooler field tomorrow compared to today. say for some eastern counties of england and scotland. you are showers here, a bit more and sunshine, up to 23 or 2a celsius. we will keep the showers going running around this area of low pressure at tomorrow evening, we could see some low flooding again particularly whether showers across areas which saw the through the weekend, by the time you get the them stay here our area of low pressure by this stage a bit further north and east rates. they showers will start to fade there wednesday morning across seven, southwest england and wales but the confetti persistent four north wales, the midlands, east anglia, and scotland. not so many showers getting across to northern irel

batting line—up, with cameron bancroft‘s returned to test cricket and the batting line—up is straight, it isas straight, it is a few questions there but i think smith and warner does have a lot of strength in the top order. you mentioned the inclusion of those three members of sandpaper gate and is that forgetting of the selectors to include them? they serve their band and their time and they are eligible to be picked and picked on form then that is fine. i do not think it is too soon, it is a little bit of a surprise that bancroft is straight back into the test side by its neck and warner i think were a lwa ys its neck and warner i think were always going to come back. there are still some section of the public who will always view them as cheats but there is also the element of the public that wants them to come back in and concede the benefits to their redemption. it is a divisive issue andi redemption. it is a divisive issue and i do not think it is going to go away. i am going to ask you finally let your prediction is going to be, will it be tight or will one country going to run away wi

de materia fecal en ellas ha llevado al gobierno mexicano a declarar que no son aptas para el baño, isauerrero >>> aquí las cosas no están nada bienpara miles de turistas que visitarán durante estas vacaciones las playas de acapulco en el estado de guerrero, la comisión federal para la protección contra riesgos sanitarios informó que cinco de las 21 playas de acapulco no son aptas para su uso recreativo pues enterococos, un indicador de contaminación fecal. sobre esta contaminación así se refirió el secretario de salud . >>> en esta época de lluvias hay mucho arrastre y obviamente esto puede condicionar esta contaminación >>> por ahora felicidad, esto no es más que una recomendación por parte de las autoridades sanitarias. el estado de guerrero les ha prohibido a los ciudadanos meterse a estas playas, sin embargo ya si respea advertencia como por lo pronto, sin duda los turistas son los más afectados >>> yo iba muy confiado y me agarró una infección, los niños >>> autoridades sanitarias realizaron estos estudios en 263 playas de este país, en 17 estados determinaron que esas 273, 278 no

and around that time, she had also spoken to the oxford union and she isa spoken to the oxford union is a very, very impressive person in so many ways. the way she spoke at the austin unit was especially impressive about the pressures which she felt and lived with but on the other hand, there is a worry that hercareer other hand, there is a worry that her career has been up and down, if she ever going to make a grand slam victory? perhaps this year it might be, might be her best chance. and a finalfall be, might be her best chance. and a final fall on be, might be her best chance. and a finalfall on tennis via be, might be her best chance. and a final fall on tennis via the metro. a photo of coco gauff who was not in any more but she has not done badly at 15. she has many good years of sinister, that picture sums up this woman she feels but she has run the biggest viewing figures for the uk audience will set really kind of ca ptu re audience will set really kind of capture the imagination which is great to see. her prospects are a bit better than ours i feel.|j great to see. her pros

it isa it is a mixed picture isn‘t it? across the country?ts of rainfora them with a could be heavy with lots of rain for a short space of time. further south, a drier day and the prince later with some sunny spells and temperatures at a maximum of 24 celsius. 0vernight there was heavy showers will tend to ease and perhaps one or two showers lingering. tomorrow we are looking ata lingering. tomorrow we are looking at a day of sunny spells and showers. lightly dressed up for many with sunny spells but as the day wears on, a chance of seeing a thunderstorm. though showers can be heavy. temperatures similar to today, a maximum of 25 celsius. you‘re watching bbc newsroom live — it‘s midday and these are the main stories this morning: hundreds of children who were sexually abused while in care in nottinghamshire were failed by local authorities — a report finds. boris johnson‘s in northern ireland for talks aimed at restoring the stormont government, amid continued tension over his brexit plans. clearly northern ireland has been without a governme

that isa out there and that is the case. campaigning and then actually assuming the role of prime minister and the powers that come with it. we know if we look at the time line, parliament goes into recess for a few days but it will obviously be no rest for no wicket with the new government. two things on the agenda, one is to make those diplomatic contacts, meeting other european leaders, particularly over brexit. but also ramping up the preparation they say they want to do for a potential no—deal brexit, that means within government and business. there were hundreds of civil servants made from different departments onto brexit no do planning in march, they will probably have to be made back again to do those things. businesses in march spent money preparing for a no deal that didn't happen will be asked to make the same preparations in october. businesses which didn't make those preparations in march will have to be persuaded this time it could really happen. so all of those things are going to have to happen, at the same

climate change research is that it isa 18.as doctors 150 years ago are going to be awarded posthumous honorary — i cannot say it. i cannot say it. posthumous honorary degrees in medicine. they should have got them a long time ago, is one way of saying it. indeed. the edinburgh seven, the first women admitted to a british university when they enrolled in 1960. they faced prejudice from their male peers and we re prejudice from their male peers and were prevented from qualifying as doctors, seven female students from edinburgh medical school are going to pick up certificates on their behalf. there is the phrase better late than never. but it is not. i think it is a first that i was capable of saying something that you we re capable of saying something that you were not so there we go. these things happen. you can have it. you know, mike, be careful, you have form here, ok? just be careful and do not bother the fish! are there carp in there? i think so. i am not a fish man. i am charming them, doing some fish timing, because they

this isa piece before incredible pace.nk i'm coming into the finest form of enough meat i've of opinion the finest person i've been, trying to get back to the score. this is how i set my legacy and this is how i want to do it. this is being a journey far longer than 100 of water when he won olympic gold three years ago, setting a world record in the process. many would feel there were no welds left to contact. took on project 56, a personal crusade to break what he called the magic 52nd barrier. as an athlete so far ahead of the field, he found his new frontier, battled it and beat it. being away from your family and everyone at home, it's tough. it's the price you pay, i guess. with every record broken or race one. what next? later today, we will have the answer. england won the bronze medal at the netball world cup after beating south africa in liverpoolafter the disappointment of missing out on the final they comfortably beat south african to at least manage a medal in tracey neville's last game in charge — she'll be wi

he isa the position had become untenable.erb diplomat and i want with him for many years and i think whoever leaked the intelligence has done a grave disservice to our civil servants. you said you are not going to back in. on the contrary. i think it is wrong to drag them into the arena. morality at the foreign office is low at the risk is at least britain looking like a leaky ship, buffeted by a foreign power with diplomats fearful of speaking truth to politicians who may not defend them if that truth eventually. this afternoon foreign office staff met to show solidarity with sir kim. their boss told mps it was unprecedented for the head of a friendly government not to cooperate. i have been in touch with the ambassadors this week stressing that unvarnished and honest analysis is what we need to, it is what officials need in order to give the best possible advice to ministers to the decisions can be as good as possible. the question is who will be the next resident in the british embassy in washington. he or she will have a

you will know that there isa scotland.ies and the rest of the uk. so the scottish game and should do something about that. where we have the powers to do things, and alcohol, we have seen improvements in treatment. we have seen improvements in treatment. we have seen improvements in the smoking rate, because we have powers to take action. we are the first nation in the uk to bring in powers... well, you can tackle drugs. that is why you can tackle drugs. that is why you set up your drug strategy committee. in november! we can't open drug consumption moves back rooms. but you can tackle homelessness, poverty, jobs, mental health issues, all the things that are linked to drug addiction. there isa are linked to drug addiction. there is a huge blockage in the misuse of drugs act to prevent services doing things we would like to do. if you ta ke things we would like to do. if you take accommodation, for example, under the misuse of drugs act, if somebody is taking drugs on a property that they rent, that could mean they lose th

when he to be he isa am a little shocked.would say mr president, read the tweets again. this sounds ridiculous and if this is who you really are you need therapy or something like that. you've got to see a shrink. it is not acceptable. but on twitter you think he will win over a0 states and 2020. remember, you have to look at the whole thing that i said. if they put upa the whole thing that i said. if they put up a mad left—leaning socialist he will when a0 state landslide. if you put up a moderate democrat it will be a very tight race. they sort of clipped things sound bite wise but the full sense of what i said is someone but the full sense of what i said is someone like bernie sanders, he will when a a0 states landslide. they will vote for president trump because by and large the policies have been pretty moderate and very good for the economy. —— president donald trump. we seem to be at growing peace and prosperity around the world and that is a natural thing for an incumbent president to one of those things and it is a s

iran isa behaviour, that is what he has said.kind of normal country violates every international agreement? the human rights council, the imf, the world trade organisation... when you give organisations like hezbollah hundreds of millions of dollars,... who said we gave them hundreds of millions of dollars? that is what mike pompeo said. mike pompeo might like to make statements. his allies in our region, saudi arabia, spent $67 billion a year on military equipment. they are bombing the yemenis, are we doing that? they already spent $16 billion last year on the entire military budget. there is the case of the woman nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, she is in prison, separated from her daughter, and you have talked of a potential prisoner swap, but you have said that she has gone through due process of law in iran and so forth, but can i ask you this? could she be released soon on compassionate grounds. that is an ideal situation for which i have tried and will continue to try. compassionate grounds? compassionate grounds. let's put it t

there isa will burn off pretty quickly. there is a lot of fine weather to come.the continent, up to perhaps 33 in south—east —— in the south—east. tuesday night, things will start to go boom for some of us as a weather front dries to push on from the west. through the evening, heavy showers for the south—west. the showers for the south—west. the showers will mushroom into a big blue overnight, but most of it will be away by rush—hour on wednesday. wednesday, the sun chang returns and the heat. temperatures in the mid 30s. the potentially our hottest day at the moment. we are 36 in london and we could get close to that record. stay tuned and we will keep you regularly updated. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at two. foreign office minister sir alan duncan resigns at the prospect of borisjohnson becoming prime minister and a no—deal brexit. iran's seizure of a british—registered tanker — theresa may chairs an emergency meeting in whitehall to discuss how to respond. the new leader of the liberal democrats will be announced this afterno

there isa no relationship at the moment.s a lot of important details to be gotten right in this negotiation. yes, the suggestion that perhaps with america showing its hand it could be putting itself on the back step, if you like. it could be giving the taliban and an advantage in those talks. thank you for that, peter. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. we start in brazil, where at least 52 prisoners have been killed in fighting between rival gang factions inajailat altamira in the north of the country. reports say 16 of the victims were decapitated during the violence, and many were asphyxiated by smoke when the building was set alight. the deadly riot, which took place in the prison of para state, is the latest unrest in latin america's notoriously overcrowded jails. our reporter, julia carneiro, has more. this riot lasted for five hours and it began in the all hours of the morning when breakfast was happening in the present. prisoners managed to invade an area where inmates from a rival criminal faction we

it isa the new electric car will be built.e that is silent, but for the next six weeks they will be lapping all of this machinery at —— ripping all of this missionary out. back to the breaking news in the last few moments that any broadcasterjohn mccririck has died aged 79. that has an announcement from his family. let's talk to cornelius. john macrae has been one of the biggest faces, and noisiest voices, in british television, i suppose, since getting his big break ——john suppose, since getting his big break —— john mccririck. he suppose, since getting his big break ——john mccririck. he is suppose, since getting his big break —— john mccririck. he is famous for wearing deerstalker hats, waving his arms around, booming voice, i'm talking to you from the racing track. there will be many people who have memories of his voice echoing around the place in channel a. in terms of racing, he was one of the absolute number one or two best known faces. he was a very successful journals known faces. he was a very successfuljournals bill

and it isa globally and here in the uk.ing as a solid snow covering... will be ever get scenes like this again? while the british weather is so fickle, you can never be totally sure. last year, with all the cold and snow of the beast from the cold and snow of the beast from the east. in later in the same year, we had thejoint the east. in later in the same year, we had the joint hottest summer on record. but as the average temperature rises, by bit, cold yea rs temperature rises, by bit, cold years become less likely and hot ones more likely. now, it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your wednesday sport briefing where we start with the news that caster semenya says she will not defend her world championship 800m title in september after a setback in her challenge to the restricting of testosterone levels in female runners. the south african has twice appealed against iaaf rules preventing her from running without medication, and had been able to race while await