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beautiful birds, i've seen them a couple of times on the isle of wight.ing quite as dramatic as that. in fact something very different from one of our weather watchers and make today. cloudy skies, a lot of rain. it has felt really cool where you have been stuck with the cloud and rain. 14 in places today. it feels a world away from the heat thatis feels a world away from the heat that is once again gripped southern europe. the reason for the difference is the position of the jet stream. the winds dividing us from that heat and bringing us areas of low pressure. just like this one that we had seen during today. it has brought a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain, some very heavy and persistent rain has moved across parts of northern england and southern scotland particularly. the bulk of that is now clearing eastwards. still some bits and pieces of rain and cloud to clear away but this guy is generally well clear in most places overnight. that will allow it to get quite chilly. last night we got to three or four in north—east scotland and we could see the

women's world cup as well. 55 pilot whales have died after a mass stranding on a beach in the western isles. most were found dead early on sunday morning. however, one whale was successfully refloated. despite a major operation to try to save the others, they had to be euthanised later. 0ur scotland correspondent jamie mcivor reports. this is thought to be one of the biggest strandings ever in britain. the pilot whales were found in the beach north of stornoway about seven o'clock yesterday morning. most were already dead, but 15 were still alive. police, the coastguard and charities trying to help them. vets and special equipment were brought overfrom the mainland. but it proved too late, and they were euthanised on welfare grounds. these are animals that have spent their entire lives in the water. they have evolved to not need the ability to support their own weight when they're out on land. so they do gradually crush themselves. and having been out for such a long time now, the effect of that crushing can potentially be fatal. pilot whales are one of the smaller species and part of the d

stuart in the isle of wight. hello, nicky- we've _ stuart in the isle of wight.it's not men's football and women's football, it's just football, and apart from those two texts you read out about ten minutes ago, i was astounded, who are these people? i couldn't believe it! i am a massive football fan. i was getting ready for work and thinking, this is fantastic to hear all this coverage. and the bbc and other stations. of course.— other stations. of course. you're riaht, other stations. of course. you're right. and _ other stations. of course. you're right. and as _ other stations. of course. you're right, and as we _ other stations. of course. you're right, and as we heard _ other stations. of course. you're right, and as we heard from - other stations. of course. you're l right, and as we heard from trixie and tallulah as we heard from others this morning, it's bigger than football because it's so inspiring, and we need young people playing sport, we need old people playing sport, we need old people playing sport, because it's good for the mind and the body and

members of the bill's athletic training team, led by nate presque isle, and including daniel kelvington washed until the fields. >> they are intensely working on tomorrow hamlin. >> provided what was likely, lifesaving cpr. as the world watched. >> please welcome this year's recipient of the award for his safety, the training staff of the buffalo bills. >> he brought them all onstage. his mother, tearing up. watching her son share a hug with the people that saved his life. >> the mere, first and foremost, thank you for staying alive brother. >> recently, hamlin has been advocating for cpr education. it's echoed on stage. >> learn cpr, and learn how to

we head through the night we will see further rain affecting northern scotland and in the northern islestogether across southern and eastern areas. so for sunday then, our centre of low pressure is moving toward scandinavia, we still have a run of north—westerly winds and we still have this weather front bringing you wet weather to the far north of scotland and into the northern isles but there is a chance that the south—east of england should escape most of the showers, there could be the odd one moving through, and see some good spells of sunshine. we will see temperatures up sunshine. we will see temperatures up to 2122 degrees. it is the mid to high teens further north. i think conditions look all right for lord's conditions look all right for lords and the rest of the cricket there. variable cloud with sunshine, though it is quite breezy with temperatures around 21 celsius. through sunday night, it looks like any of the showers will fade away to one southern and eastern areas, but continue again across western areas with more persistent rain for the northern isles. a cover night to

yvette austin has been to the isle of sheppey in kent to find out more., and their call — distinctive. but their numbers are in steep decline in lowland areas, so these chicks are being given a helping hand for their start in life. so the problem with the curlew is they live over 30 years and so we haven't really noticed their numbers dropping, but now we really are, and they're dropping quickly. that's really driven by — there have been more of us, and we're using the land more intensively, like, cutting grass earlier or perhaps we're leaving more rubbish out and there are more foxes around to eat the curlews' eggs. so, they're not producing chicks that turn into adults. the eggs were collected by experts in northern england, where their numbers are much higher. to much relief, they hatched in may, at three sites chosen for the project — dorset, west sussex, and here on the isle of sheppey. so after about six days on average, we started bringing them out here, and then they'd have these huts with some heat lamps inside and a little mat as well in there j

still cooler up towards the northern isles, just 15 for lerwick.en the area of low pressure tracks its way eastwards across the northern half of the uk, bringing some showers which will be most frequent i think across parts of scotland, northern ireland, northwest england as well, where it's already been very wet. fewer showers further south, but there will be some at times it'll be quite breezy in the south, too, and temperatures remain a little bit lower than we'd expect as we head towards the start of august. live from london. this is bbc news. prime minister rishi sunak is set to appear in front of the infected blood inquiry. the chief executive of the british bank natwest resigns after admitting she was the source of an inaccurate bbc story about high—profile client, nigel farage. frankly, because of how they behave, i think they should all go. wildfires rage in at least nine mediterranean countries amid another day of intense heat. hello. thank you forjoining us. the prime minister rishi sunak will give evidence under oath today at a public i

a little bit cooler for the north of scotland, down into single figures up towards the northern islest these trailing weather fronts will be slow—moving across parts of scotland, initially close to southern england, as well. so i think rain easing away from the south, but perhaps persisting for the channel islands. the northeast of scotland will keep patchy rain all day. elsewhere, murky, low cloud, drizzle around through the morning, but brightening up gradually, so some sunny spells for the afternoon and a few showers around, too. some sunshine perhaps for northern ireland into parts of northern england and wales. temperatures 16—24 for most of us, again, a little cooler for the northern isles, but it is, of course, the first day of the fifth and final test in the men's ashes at the oval — lots of cloud around there in general. could be a passing afternoon sharp shower, i think, but not persistent rains, so there should be plenty of play, as there should be as we head into friday, as well. now, overnight, then, into friday, most of the showers fade away, mostly dry, just some rain l

of lewis in scotland's western isles.own to form very strong social bonds. it's thought they came into shallow waters after following one whale that got into difficulties. james shaw reports. a desperately sad scene on a windswept beach on the far north—western edge of the british isles. after they stranded over the weekend, expert teams and local volunteers tried to save those that were still alive. finally, they were euthanised to end their suffering. now there is a huge effort to clear the beach. well, i'm hoping that if things go smoothly at the landfill site today, i'm hoping it will take us sort of two to three days to process all these animals. essentially, once we've taken all the samples and we get them to the lab, that's when things start to process, so it will be a couple of weeks to months, depending on what sort of tests we end up doing. whale strandings are not unusual around the coast of scotland. there are dozens every year. this was a particularly large one, so the question is, why did it happen? it may h

a little bit cooler for the north of scotland, down into single figures up towards the northern islest these trailing weather fronts will be slow—moving across parts of scotland, initially close to southern england, as well. so i think rain easing away from the south, but perhaps persisting for the channel islands. the northeast of scotland will keep patchy rain all day. elsewhere, murky, low cloud, drizzle around through the morning, but brightening up gradually, so some sunny spells for the afternoon and a few showers around, too. some sunshine perhaps for northern ireland into parts of northern england and wales. temperatures 16—24 for most of us, again, a little cooler for the northern isles, but it is, of course, the first day of the fifth and final test in the men�*s ashes at the oval — lots of cloud around there in general. could be a passing afternoon sharp shower, i think, but not persistent rains, so there should be plenty of play, as there should be as we head into friday, as well. now, overnight, then, into friday, most of the showers fade away, mostly dry, just some rain

' the 'the isle of conservative mp for the isle of wight. pmqs later, here it on 5 live. live from london. this is bbc news uk inflation falls to its lowest level in more than a year — but still remains woefully shy of the government's target. extreme temperatures grip the globe — as the record heat wave blazes on. journalist dan wootton denies online allegations of criminality — but admits he's made �*errors ofjudgment in the past�* on the final day of by—election campaigning in man mike's old seat on the agenda the emission zone and the cost—of—living crisis. uk inflation fell to 7.9% injune from 8.7% in may — that's a steeper fall than forecasters predicted — although it remains almost four times higher than the target of 2 percent. although inflation has fallen, prices are still going up, just not as quickly. well the uk's finance ministerjeremy hunt and the opposition finance minister rachel reeves have been responding to the figures. it is welcome news inflation has fallen. it shows that if the government and bank of england are prepared to take difficult decisions,

towards the isle of wight, pushing steadily north.the showers in scotland it will stay grey through the afternoon, top temperatures here in round 15—18 , highest values in the south of 21 degrees. moving through the night the rain will sweep steadily north and pretty much grind to a halt on the far north of scotland which could have impacts. quite a lot of cloud through the night acting like a blanket, mild night acting like a blanket, mild night to come with temperatures of 13-16 but night to come with temperatures of 13—16 buta night to come with temperatures of 13—16 but a grey start tomorrow. low pressure stays with us, the weather fronts spiralling around the low and driving in showers and still unseasonably windy. whether running still in place across parts of south wales, central and southern england and if you are camping 55 mile another gusts of wind will not be your friend and another gusts of wind will not be yourfriend and if another gusts of wind will not be your friend and if you have a marquee for the wedding that is wo

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of lewis in the western isles.to form very strong social bonds. it's thought they came into shallow waters after following one whale which got into difficulties. james shaw reports. a desperately sad scene on a windswept beach on the far north—western edge of the british isles. after they stranded over the weekend, expert teams and local volunteers tried to save those that were still alive. finally, they were euthanised to end their suffering. now there is a huge effort to clear the beach. well, i'm hoping that if things go smoothly at the landfill site today, i'm hoping it will take us sort of two to three days to process all these animals. essentially, once we've taken all the samples and we get them to the lab, that's when things start to process, so it will be a couple of weeks to months, depending on what sort of tests we end up doing. whale strandings are not unusual around the coast of scotland. there are dozens every year. this was a particularly large one, so the question is, why did it happen? it may have

a little bit cooler for the north of scotland, down into single figures up towards the northern islesrthwest, but these trailing weather fronts will be slow—moving across parts of scotland, initially close to southern england, as well. so i think rain easing away from the south, but perhaps persisting for the channel islands. the northeast of scotland will keep patchy rain all day. elsewhere, murky, low cloud, drizzle around through the morning, but brightening up gradually, so some sunny spells for the afternoon and a few showers around, too. some sunshine perhaps for northern ireland into parts of northern england and wales. temperatures 16—24 for most of us, again, a little cooler for the northern isles, but it is, of course, the first day of the fifth and final test in the men's ashes at the oval — lots of cloud around there in general could be a passing afternoon sharp shower, i think, but not persistent rains, so there should be plenty of play, as there should be as we head into friday, as well. now, overnight, then, into friday, most of the showers fade away, mostly dry, just s

yvette austin, bbc news on the isle of sheppey.bye for now. hello there. the weekend was quite a mixed bag. we saw some pretty heavy, thundery downpours across more western parts of the country. further east, it was a bit drier, with some spells of sunshine. but temperatures were coming down through the weekend, and that's the theme as we move through this upcoming week. low pressure in charge. it will feel cool for the time of year. showers or longer spells of rain and winds will be a feature, particularly towards the end of the week — all down to low pressure. monday, not a bad start for many areas, but we've got a new set of weather fronts slowly pushing into south—west england, wales, with stronger winds here for the morning and that will continue to journey its way northwards into the midlands, northern england, as well. some of this rain could be heavy and thundery. elsewhere, after a fine start, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers, though i think the far south—east of england and in towards east anglia should tend t

a little cooler for the north of scotland, up towards single figures in the northern isles.n england as well, so i think rain easing from the south but perhaps persisting in the channel islands. elsewhere, murky, low cloud, drizzle in the morning about brightening up gradually, sunny spells for the afternoon and a a few showers. some sunshine for northern ireland, parts of northern england and wales. caller for the northern isles but it is the first day of the fifth and final test of the men's ashes. could be a passing afternoon shop shower but not persistent rain. overnight into friday, most of the showers fade away, mostly dry, just some rain at lingering it was the northern isles but again it is a humid nights and temperatures for most of us setting in the mid—teens. that is how we start friday morning, some sunshine from the word go. it will be the better day, i think, from the word go. it will be the better day, ithink, on from the word go. it will be the better day, i think, on thursday and friday, so yes, still a few showers, but also turn around and the showers will

roddy munro on the isle of lewis. the time is 1.17. our top story this afternoon...d parts of the us continues. still to come... continues. stilltocome... ~ ,, 20,000 fans turn out to welcome inter miami's new signing — lionel messi. coming up, lionel messi is unveiled as an insert miami player is a sold—out crowd watches. he has joined the mls club on a deal until the end of the 2025 season. we're hearing so much about artificial intelligence at the moment, both the opportunities it presents and the dangers it poses. now the uk's first ever "ai tsar" has been appointed to manage those risks and rewards. our technology editor zoe kleinman has been speaking to him and looks at the challenges he faces. the world is waking up to the potential and the dangers of the most advanced forms of artificial intelligence. across the globe, countries are racing to try to both harness and regulate this technology. here, ian hogarth, a tech entrepreneur, is the man appointed by the prime minister to lead the charge on al in the uk, to ensure that it's developed safely. we've seen th

archaeologists have solved the decades—long mystery over the gender of an iron age warrior who lived on the islesscilly. more on all of those stories later. time for a look at the business news now. the cost of borrowing is on the rise again. the european central bank has hiked interest rates back to their record high; hot on the heels of a similar announcement by the us federal reserve yesterday. the ecb s decision to raise its benchmark rate by a 0.25% to 3.75% matches a peak last reached in 2001, at a time when it was trying to boost the value of the newly—launched euro currency, which is now used in 20 countries. ecb president christine lagarde has warned consumer prices are still rising too fast and kept its options open for further increases. what i can assure you of, is that we are not going to cut. that is a definite no. but, on the other side, it could be a hike, it could be a pause. if it is a pause, it would not necessarily be for an extended period of time, because as i said, it will vary from meeting to meeting, because we continue to decide on a meeting by meeting basis, every time,

a little bit cooler for the north of scotland, down into single figures up towards the northern islespersisting for the channel islands. the northeast of scotland will keep patchy rain all day. elsewhere, murky, low cloud, drizzle around through the morning, but brightening up gradually, so some sunny spells for the afternoon and a few showers around, too. some sunshine perhaps for northern ireland into parts of northern england and wales. temperatures 16—24 for most of us, again, a little cooler for the northern isles, but it is, of course, the first day of the fifth and final test in the men�*s ashes at the oval — lots of cloud around there in general. could be a passing afternoon sharp shower, i think, but not persistent rains, so there should be plenty of play, as there should be as we head into friday, as well. now, overnight, then, into friday, most of the showers fade away, mostly dry, just some rain lingering up towards the northern isles. but again, it�*s a humid night, so temperatures for most of us sitting in the mid—teens. that�*s how we start friday morning, some sunshine

areas but continue again across northern and western areas with more persistent rain for the northern islesntry, we're in single digits quite widely there. so monday, we've still got our area of low pressure influencing our weather. this feature just may enhance the shower activity across ireland and then travel across the irish sea to move into england and wales. so we start monday off probably on a dry and bright note with some sunshine. then the clouds build, showers rattle their way in from the west across england and wales and we hold on to the wet showery weather across the northern half of scotland. so quite an unsettled day i think, again feeling on the cool side for the time of year — we could be just about up to 21 degrees in the southeast, giving some good spells of sunshine. and we could see some heavy maybe thundery rain at times across england and wales as we head through tuesday and wednesday. just some indication of it turning a little bit drier and warmer towards the end of the week. live from london, this is bbc news. extra police officers are being deployed across france

am(day. of slrain,1e throughout isles getting off with a fair am(day. of strain, though,ghout islesbe steadily tracking its way still scotland still across areas of scotland overnight showers continuing still across areas of scotland overnignorthern ners continuing still across areas of scotland overnignorthern england:inuing still across areas of scotland overnignorthern england ,1uing still across areas of scotland overnignorthern england , perhaps across northern england, perhaps across northern england, perhaps a sharp ones pushing across a few sharp ones pushing across southern wales into southern england as we into the england as we head into the early of tuesday morning early hours of tuesday morning with cloud that with the breeze and cloud that is it won't be too is around, it won't be too chilly overnight. most us chilly overnight. most of us holding but holding up around 1214 c, but slightly fresher compared to the humid nights that we had humid nights that we have had last night . as we head into last night. as we head into tuesday itself . a slightly tuesday itself. a s

and as we head through the night, we'll see further rain affecting northern scotland, the northern islesy and some drier spells altogether across southern and eastern areas. but quite a cool night to come. these are towns and city values, may be cooler than that in rural spots. so for sunday, the center of low pressure is moving towards scandinavia. we've still got a run of north westerly winds and we're still got this weather front bringing wet weather to the far north of scotland into the northern isles. some blustery showers for scotland, northern ireland, maybe north west england, west wales, south west england. but there's a chance the southeast of england should escape most of the showers. there could be the odd one moving through and see some good spells of sunshine where we'll see temperatures up to 21 or 22 degrees. it's the mid to high teens further north. so i think conditions look all right at lord's for the rest of the cricket there. variable cloud, some sunshine, quite breezy, mind you, and top temperatures around 20, 21 celsius. then through sunday night, it looks like any

but with two more established pairs on the south coast, including two birds on the isle of wight — theyear. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. good evening. no eagles in the sky over belfast but a lot of cloud, which will produced some outbreaks of rain today, which made it feel really cool for some of us forjuly. just 15 in places. a bit warmer in south—east england but it's not a world away from the extreme heat that continues to affect southern europe. the big divide between that heat and us is the jet stream, the flow of wind high up in the atmosphere keeping us in the relatively cool air, but we are losing this weather system that has be bringing the rain today, high pressure trying to build in from the west, so with some sunshine tomorrow hopefully it will feel a bit warmer for some places. quite a chilly start though. parts of scotland out in the countryside perhaps down to four or five. in the countryside perhaps down to four orfive. we in the countryside perhaps down to four or five. we will see spells of sunshine and some cloud and patchy rain lingering close to

as this low tracks across this central swathe of the british isles, it will deliver rather a lot of rainof tuesday. on top of that extensive cloud, lighter rain further south too. it will be cool across this central area of the british isles with temperatures of around 15 or 16 degrees celsius. better weather in the south, around 23 in london, and actually not a bad day in scotland on tuesday with temperatures in the mid or the high teens. that low pressure fizzles away, moves towards the east. behind it, come wednesday, the weather does clear up a little bit and we are going to have a fairly fresh north—westerly wind, scattered showers with some sunny spells and those temperatures between 18 and 23. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines... us and europe swelter under extreme heat. china sees record temperatures. this is the scene to the east of the greek capital athens where wildfires have broken out. three by—elections across england could have big consequences for british politics. more on that story.

eastern areas will continue towards northern and western areas with more persistent rain the northern isles got area of low pressure influencing our weather and this feature may enhance the shower activity across ireland and travel so we start monday probably in a dry and bright note with some sunshine and clouds build, showers rattle their way in from the west across england and wales and we held onto the wet showery weather across the northern half of scotland. a quite unsettled day, i think. again, feeling on the cool side of the time of year. just about up to 21 degrees in the south—east given some good spells of sunshine and we could see some heavy movie thundery rain at times across england and wales as we had to tuesday and wednesday. just some and occasionally turning a little bit warmer towards the end of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines: extra police officers have been deployed across france, as fears of a fifth night of rioting grows. the widespread violence was sparked by the fatal police shooting of a 17—year—old boy, whose funeral was held earlier. twitter�*s owner, e

still a little cooler for the northern isles.th—west, not much rain on friday, but there will be some showers, hit and miss, potentially quite heavy for eastern scotland. pushes around 15-2a. for eastern scotland. pushes around 15—2a. warmerfor the for eastern scotland. pushes around 15—2a. warmer for the south on friday. at the weekend, the low pressure moves in from the west, and quite a few isobars you can see, so a breezy spell of weather. the weather fronts are not too active through saturday, but there will be some showers around and an unsettled picture, some sunshine and showers into the weekend. the boss of the natwest steps down — after admitting to being the source of an inaccurate story about nigel farage's finances. and, red card for the owner of tottenham hotspur, afterjoe lewis is charged with insider trading in the us. welcome to world business report, i'm ben thompson. we begin with news that the chief executive of natwest group, dame alison rose, has resigned after admitting she made a "serious error ofjudgement

so is this a isle of brighton into a woman's jail.ing at the tories should be fighting at the next election? james i'm going to start with you, keir starmer seems to change his position on gender self—id in the same way he changes his position on brexit. first, he's for it, then he's against it and now the latest rule is basically we've got anneliese dodds saying that you can have one appointment with one doctor who agrees you have gender dysphoria, and if you're a man or woman, you can change gender. why? | or woman, you can change gender. why? i want to ask you, as a representative of the left, why are the left so obsessed with trans issues when really it's like 0.5% of the population, maximum at the sake for the sake of abandoning 51% of the population? women >> martin, i think you're being very unfair to keir starmer there. i mean, he flips around on almost every issue. it's not only those two. >> and with friends like this. >> and with friends like this. >> and with friends like this. >> and i would you know, i would i would turn

sunshine developing for many areas, one or two showers and a band of rain picking across the northern isles weather in northern ireland late in the day. temperatures for most of between 17 and 2a, a slightly warmer day where you see a little more in the way of sunshine. forthe little more in the way of sunshine. for the weekend, this is our weather maker and for the last few weekends low pressure has been in charge and here we go again. it is not going to rain all the time, it will be a mixture of sunny spells and showers but some showers will be on the heavy side. breezy and windy in places and feeling rather cool. a fresh feel to the weather developing. through saturday you can see the extent of the showers most likely across parts of northern ireland and scotland, having an thundery ones here but some showers across england and wales as well. sunshine in between, a breezy day and temperatures lower. 15— 22 degrees. we move on then to sunday with similar weather and sunny spells. showers most likely across parts of northern ireland and northern england but there will be some elsewhere as

eastern areas will continue towards northern and western areas with more persistent rain the northern isleseather and this feature may enhance the shower activity across ireland and travel across the irish sea to move into england and wales so we start monday problem in a dry and bright note with some sunshine and clouds build, showers rattle their way in from the west across england and wales and we held onto the wet showery weather across the northern half of scotland. white unsettled day, i think. again, feeling on the cool side of the time of year. just about up side of the time of year. just about up to 21 degrees in the south—east given some good spells of sunshine and we could see some heavy movie thundery rain at times across england and wales as we had to tuesday and wednesday. just some and occasionally turning a little bit drier and warmer towards the end of a week. live from london, this is bbc news. extra police officers are being deployed in cities across france as fears of a fifth night of rioting grows. a funeral was held earlier for the teen who was shot dead. twitter is te

temperatures still cover up towards the northern isles.northern half of the uk, bringing some showers which i think will be most frequent across parts of scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. fewer showers further south, north—west england. fewer showers furthersouth, but north—west england. fewer showers further south, but there will be some at times, quite breezy too. temperature remain a little bit lower towards the of august. today at one — the chief executive of natwest resigns after admitting a mistake in speaking of nigel farage's relationship with the bank. dame alison rose disclosed inaccurate details of his account at coutts part of the natwest group. he now wants more resignations. i think this brings into question the whole of the board. you know, the chairman of the natwest group, the ceo of coutts, the subsidiary. frankly, because of how they behaved, i think they should all go. rishi sunak said it was right that dame alison step down — we'll be asking why the government felt the need to intervene. also on the pr

as this low tracks across this central swathe of the british isles, it will deliver rather a lot of rainter rain further south too. it will be cool across this central area of the british isles with temperatures of around 15 or 16 degrees celsius. better weather in the south, around 23 in london, and actually not a bad day in scotland on tuesday with temperatures in the mid or the high teens. that low pressure fizzles away, moves towards the east. behind it, come wednesday, the weather does clear up a little bit and we are going to have a fairly fresh north—westerly wind, scattered showers with some sunny spells and those temperatures between 18 and 23. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. extreme weather rewrites the record books. parts of china hit over 52 degrees celcius. scene from kouvaras — a village south east of athens — where a wildifre has broken out. russia ends the international deal on grain exports from ukraine — the eu describes the move as 'cynical�*. a new drug in the fight against alzheimer s has been hailed a "turning point". 0ur medical editor fergus walsh br

scientists try to work out why more than 50 pilot whales died after being beached in scotland's western isles50 pilot whales died after being beached in scotland's western isles yesterday. and jet washing in wilshire, it's a bigjob.

the safety of prison inmates on the isle of man was called into question.you know, we are doing our due diligence and are confident that will be delivered. and the family of awaab ishak, who died after prolonged exposure to mould, were in westminster to back new laws on social housing conditions. well, let's start with something else from this week. confirmation of boundary changes because the defence secretary, ben wallace, well, now that he's out of the running to take over at nato, he'll need a new constituency if he's wanting to stay in parliament. and that's because wyre and preston north, his current seat, is disappearing. also, you are competing for the new runcorn and helsby seat because where you currently sit, we know that is being dragged away from underneath you as well, isn't it? it's a runcorn and helsby county seat and the oversee is mid cheshire, which includes northwich and middlewich and winsford. fight it out with your labour colleagues. i've already been chosen for the runcorn and helsby county seat, so i'll be fighting it out with the o

as this low tracks across this central swathe of the british isles, it will deliver rather a lot of rainop of that extensive cloud, lighter rain further south too. it will be cool across this central area of the british isles with temperatures of around 15 or 16 degrees celsius. better weather in the south, around 23 in london, and actually not a bad day in scotland on tuesday with temperatures in the mid or the high teens. that low pressure fizzles away, moves towards the east. behind it, come wednesday, the weather does clear up a little bit and we are going to have a fairly fresh north—westerly wind, scattered showers with some sunny spells and those temperatures between 18 and 23. bye— bye. ukraine's black sea grain deal with russia expires, with moscow threatening to hold vital food exports to ransom again unless its demands are met. and a big blow for elon musk, as twitter loses over half of its advertising revenue injust nine months. welcome to world business report, i'm tadhg enright. let's start with the vital food commodity of grain, because russia has supended its participatio

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through the day and that willjust bring the odd shower mainly in the north and the west of the british islesd during the afternoon. it'll be windy here with gusts about a0 miles an hour and temperatures 15 to 22 degrees. don't think we'll see any interruptions at wimbledon today due to the weather, but just a very small chance of a shower in the afternoon as that cloud builds. next few days at wimbledon, hot and humid on friday, thunderstorms and showers possible for saturday and for sunday. now back to thursday in the afternoon. in the evening, that area of rain drifts out of northern ireland across parts of scotland, becoming fairly light and patchy overnight, but across england and wales, quite a warm, humid night. temperatures certainly remaining in double figures overnight. they're not quite as fresh compared to wednesday night. but what we're going to see on friday as this area of low pressure, this frontal system drifts its way northwards, it'll open the doors for this warm and moist flow coming in from the south. so a hot, humid feeling day for some of us on friday, especially so acr

through the day and that willjust bring the odd shower, mainly in the north and the west of the british islesing the afternoon. it'll be windy here, with gusts about a0 mph, and temperatures 15 to 22 degrees. don't think we'll see any interruptions at wimbledon today due to the weather, but just a very small chance of a shower in the afternoon as that cloud builds. next few days at wimbledon, hot and humid on friday, thunderstorms and showers possible for saturday and for sunday. now back to thursday, in the afternoon and the evening, that area of rain drifts out of northern ireland across parts of scotland, becoming fairly light and patchy overnight, but across england and wales, quite a warm, humid night. temperatures certainly remaining in double figures overnight. so not quite as fresh compared to wednesday night. but what we're going to see on friday as this area of low pressure, this frontal system drifts its way northwards, it'll open the doors for this warm and moist flow coming in from the south. so a hot, humid—feeling day for some of us on friday, especially so across england and w

perhaps some more widespread showery rain into the far north west of scotland, particularly the western islesough the afternoon. temperature wise, pretty disappointing actually for this time of year, 1a to 19, maybe 20 degrees. that is below the average for late july. and then, as we head through tuesday, some spells of sunshine, a scattering of showers, not quite as breezy, but still rather cool with top temperatures between 15 and 20 degrees. now, as we head on into wednesday, they should start on a mainly fine note, albeit with one or two showers. but we'll see cloud rolling in from the west and eventually some outbreaks of rain moving in during the afternoon. the further east you are, the better chance of staying mostly dry. and those temperatures again in a range between 1a and 19, maybe 21 degrees in the brighter spots in eastern england. but through wednesday night, we see this next frontal system bringing another dose of rain — that should tend to clear during thursday to leave a mix of sunny spells and showers for the end of the week. but whichever way you slice it, it is an unsettle

it will be cool across this central area of the british isles with temperatures of around 15 or 16 degreesuth, around 23 in london, with temperatures in the mid or the high teens. that low pressure fizzles away, moves towards the east. behind it, come wednesday, the weather does clear up a little north—westerly wind, scattered showers with some sunny bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. russia says the ukraine grain deal has been terminated, once again raising fears over globalfood supplies. f comes as a source says it was behind the attack on a vital bridge which links russia with ukraine. as bbc news takes a closer look at artificial intelligence, our technology editor speaks to the uk's new ai tsar. temperatures in china reach 50 degrees celsius as extreme weather sweeps the globe.

it will be cool across this central area of the british isles with temperatures of around 15 or 16 degreesr the high teens, that low pressure fizzles away, moves towards the east behind it come wednesday the weather does clear up a little bit and we are going to have a fairly fresh north—westerly winds, scattered showers with some sunny spells and those temperatures between 18 and 23. bye— bye. today at one... warnings of extreme temperatures as the heatwave affecting much of southern europe is predicted to intensify. in the us, extreme heat warnings are affecting nearly 100 million people with predictions of records being broken. it isa it is a milestone tomorrow, but in 20 years, it is going to be 140 here. what are we celebrating? we'll have the latest on record breaking temperatures. also on the programme... two people are killed in an attack on a bridge linking occupied crimea and southern russia. moscow blames ukraine. warnings of extreme temperatures as the heatwave affecting 100 million people with predictions of records being broken.