thank you very much, james reynolds. _ from russia. thank you very much, james reynolds.ank you very much, james reynolds. now, it's time for| from russia. thank you very much, l james reynolds. now, it's time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. good afternoon. today's shaping up to be a tale of two halves, with a weather front pushing into the west. and that's brought some rain, some of it heavy, and a slightly cooler feel, as you can see, behind it. brightening up into scotland and northern ireland. ahead of it's where we've got the best of the sunshine and the warmth, though, with temperatures peaking for the rest of the day at 25 degrees, 77 fahrenheit. that weather front continues to sink its way steadily south and east through the night. a band of cloud, a few spots of drizzle as well, but under the clearer skies, we will continue to see those temperatures fall away, down into single figures in rural areas of scotland. so, we start off tomorrow on a quieter note with a good deal of dry, sunny weather around. a weak weather front still producing the odd sp

james reynolds is with me.— reynolds is with me. the british afghanistan _ reynolds is with me.tish afghanistan ambassador - reynolds is with me. the british afghanistan ambassador was - reynolds is with me. the british| afghanistan ambassador was the reynolds is with me. the british - afghanistan ambassador was the most notable passenger, laurie bristow emerged 8:30am this morning, walked alone down the steps, touched down on the tarmac and was greeted by a discreet handshake from his boss at the foreign office, the permanent undersecretary. that was that. that was the stark image, the stark confirmation that britain's mission in kabul is over, over but not complete because although britain evacuated 15,000 people, the numbers suggest they still did not get everyone out and there are still around 1000 local allies they wanted to evacuate but could not evacuate. that clearly weighs heavily on the mind of the departing ambassador, the man who hasjust mind of the departing ambassador, the man who has just returned and other officers, they are deeply saddened by the fact that is in

live now to our correspondent at raf brize norton, james reynolds. james, what's happening there?this morning at 8:20am, as you saw there, the most important symbolic passenger on that flight was the departing uk ambassador to afghanistan. he worked down the steps alone, he was greeted by his foreign office boss. there were no speeches, there was no ceremony, but it was a vivid, a stark sign that the uk mission in kabul is now over. it is over of course but it is not complete because hundreds of afghan allies as we have been hearing have not been able to get out and that will be on the mind of the ambassador and on others as well. there were over 200 uk personnel on that flight, they got off, they looked very quiet as they headed into quarantine and decompression. the chief of operations told me everyone is out of kabul but there will be a number of kabul but there will be a number of flights in the next few days between dubai where there is a base and here, raf brize norton. thank ou, and here, raf brize norton. thank you. james- _ so now the british campaign has formally ended a

james reynolds is here with us. first of all, talk us through the figures.first of all, talk us through the fiaures. , ,., , figures. this is a record set in jul . figures. this is a record set in july. according _ figures. this is a record set in july, according to _ figures. this is a record set in july, according to the - figures. this is a record set inj july, according to the agency, figures. this is a record set in l july, according to the agency, it adds to the disturbing and disruptive path climate change has set for the globe and it's much easier to understand when we have the map. it illustrates the us agency's findings. the bits in pink where it has got warmer, the bits in red are where records have been broken. look at the western states of the usa and canada, that is where there was a recent heat dome but one number recorded here in europe does stand out, there it is, 48.8 celsius, recorded this week in sicily, that is almost halfway towards boiling point, caused by anticyclones rising up from africa. if confirmed, that will be the hottest ever

james reynolds is in kabul. how many were on this flight?le are feeling? the able to glean anything about how people are feeling?— people are feeling? the most important _ people are feeling? the most important thing _ people are feeling? the most important thing to _ people are feeling? the most important thing to say - people are feeling? the most important thing to say this i people are feeling? the most i important thing to say this morning is that this morning we saw the ambassador laurie bristow on to british soil. he was greeted by the permanent undersecretary, his boss and on that plane, there were a number of other evacuated diplomats, around 200 soldiers as well. it's important to say, i spoke to an admiral here, everyone has been evacuated as far as they could from kabul itself. that uk staff, diplomats and soldiers, they are out of kabul, the last cut out overnight. flights then went to dubai first of all, those flights from dubai are now heading straight here to raf brize norton and those flights will continue to several days, t

james reynolds talks to a gold medal winning olympian, a sport psychologist and a mental health charitymental health of elite athletes has been thrown into sharp focus by the actions of sportsmen and women at the tokyo games and other recent high profile tournaments. simone biles — the poster girl of team usa — pulled out of the majority of her gymnastic events — citing her mental health. she said, "we have to protect our minds and our bodies and notjust go out and do what the world wants us to do." away from the games, ahead of the test against india, the england and wales cricket board announced that ben stokes would take a break from cricket indefinitely to focus on his mental wellbeing. and the japanese tennis player naomi osaka said she would not do news conferences, withdrew from the french open and did not play at wimbledon, admitting she had experienced long bouts of depression since winning her first grand slam title in 2018. the decision by high profile athletes to talk openly about their mental health at the tokyo games and other events has sparked a new conversation, and pro

our correspondent, james reynolds, is there. who was on that last flight?ere around 250 passengers on board, many were soldiers who had been working at kabul airport in recent days. the most symbolic passenger of all was britton�*s departing ambassador to afghanistan. he was the first passenger of the plane that we watch land here at 8:30am. he walked down the stairs alone. he was greeted by the permanent under secretary of the foreign office. they shook hands, there were no speeches, no official ceremony. they walked quietly into the terminal building. that stark image was proof that britain's mission in kabul is now over. everybody here knows that the mission is incomplete because a number of local afghan allies, one person counted around a thousand, were left behind and they've said that their safety is now in the hands of the taliban.- that their safety is now in the hands of the taliban. we can speak now to rina amiri, senior fellow at the center for international cooperation at new york university and a former special advisor to the us state dept on a

busy high street, 10 days after being released from a prison sentence for terrorism offences. james reynoldsthis point there is an undercover police team monitoring his movements and he then goes into a low price store and at this point the footage chose one of the undercover officers walking slowly towards the store and then he gets a few steps away and then he gets a few steps away and then the footage shows sudesh amman sprinting out of the store, going in the other direction and he goes on to stab the two bystanders, a woman and a man who each survived and then essentially are chased which carries on down streatham high road, sudesh amman running away from two undercover officers who sprinted past him and footage from boots shows sudesh amman stopping to turn to face the officers who are eight or ten feet away from him and he has a knife in his right hand and appears to lunge towards them and they open fire and he collapses and goes to the ground, motionless. at this point, the court has heard testimony from another undercover officer who was in an unmarked bmw who says, i threw the log

james reynolds has been talking to a gold medal— reynolds has been talking to a gold medal winning olympian to later time. now, i will see you at the tap of _ later time. now, i will see you at the tap of the — later time. now, i will see you at the top of the hour. _ the mental health of elite athletes has been thrown into sharp focus by the actions of sportsmen and women at the olympic games high—profile tournaments. the simon biles pulled out the majority of gymnastics events citing her mental health. she said we have to protect our minds and our body is notjust go out and do what the world wants is today. life in the games ahead of the test against india at the england and wales cricket board announced that ben stokes will take a break from cricket indefinitely to focus on his mental well—being. and you might remember the japanese player naomi osaka said she would not do these conferences and eventually withdrew from the french open saying she had encountered long bouts of depression since winning herfirst encountered long bouts of depression since winning her first rule grand slam titl

james reynolds is here with us. talk us through the figures.t a map showing some of the findings and the pink bits are where temperatures were warmer than normal but there are dark red bits where records were set, particularly at the western united states and canada. the recently suffered the effects of a so—called heat dome. more globally asia had its hottest july on record and you also had its second hottestjuly. 0ne figure stands out. a8.8 celsius, that was a temperature record and this week in sicily, almost halfway to boiling point it is like walking through sicily with several options open in yourface. we think sicily with several options open in your face. we think that was caused ljy your face. we think that was caused by anticyclones rising up from africa and people have been having their air conditioning on day and night, leading to shortages. this comes after— night, leading to shortages. this comes after a — night, leading to shortages. this comes after a week _ night, leading to shortages. this comes after a week where we had a dir

james reynolds talks to a gold medal winning olympian, a sport psychologist and a mental health charity actions of sportsmen and women at the tokyo games and other recent high profile tournaments. simone biles — the poster girl of team usa — pulled out of the majority of her gymnastic events — citing her mental health. she said, "we have to protect our minds and our bodies and notjust go out and do what the world wants us to do." away from the games, ahead of the test against india, the england and wales cricket board announced that ben stokes would take a break from cricket indefinitely to focus on his mental wellbeing. and the japanese tennis player naomi osaka said she would not do news conferences, withdrew from the french open and did not play at wimbledon, admitting she had experienced long bouts of depression since winning her first grand slam title in 2018. the decision by high profile athletes to talk openly about their mental health at the tokyo games and other events has sparked a new conversation, and prompted both support but also cynicism. some have questioned whether hand

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james reynolds reports.e monitoring him. they raced down the street after him. footage was then shown from the shop boots, which showed sudesh amman stopping during this chase and turning around to face those two officers, who were about 8—10 feet away from him at the time. and then, he held his knife in his right hand, made a motion towards them, and they, the footage shows, shot him. he fell to the ground. other officers part of that undercover team arrived quickly by car, by motorbike. they sealed off the area, worried that he was wearing a real suicide vest. explosive officers then went in to check and found that that vest was a fake vest. for over 60 years, singing sensation lulu has been wowing audiences with her powerhouse vocals, and her whip smart wit, and she's back with a new tour, a series of intimate gigs which comes to london's powerhaus in camden tomorrow night. a little earlier, we checked in with lulu to talk returning to the stage. imean, it's... this is like my life's blood, you know? ever

james reynolds has been following the hearing — james, what was shown at the hearing? cams to build up a picture of the movements of sudesh amman in the moments before the attack on the attack itself and they showed him walking up and down streatham high road quite slowly, changing direction several times and he then went into a low price shop. at that point the footage showed one of under cover, walking towards that shop, the officer got to within two or three paces of entering the shop itself when footage showed sudesh amman running out of the shop and heading the opposite direction and going out of shot. the jury was told that he then stabbed two bystanders and footage was not shown at that and footage was not shown at that and then continued running down streatham high road. he was pursued by two of those same officers who had been the undercover officers, part of the two monitoring him, they raced down the street after him and footage was then shown from the shop boots which showed sudesh amman stopping during the race and turning round to face those officers who

now, elijah blamed james for leaking the reynolds affair.and so, she sought -- monroe sort of being cordial -- cordial ex president. here we are, let us shake hands and, she said something along the lines of, if you think that our being one step closer to the grave means that i forgive you, i do not and she stormed out of the room. >> wow. >> that is a woman with whom. >> indeed, quite a person. >> thank you for speaking to her and also we do have a question here about, especially in a short lifetime organizing the 27 volumes of material and i think that that speaks to it, because hamilton did some of that in his life but he also had those family members, and allies are working on that afterward. and kind of curating that legacy, which is interesting. looks like something, to think about as educators. and even one step with, they ultimately sold his papers to the government. but what is worth noting to is that nowadays, there are all of these papers, projects washington papers, madison papers, and these are organizations of people, documenta

now, eliza blamed james monroe for leaking the reynolds affair, and so she sought -- monroe was being cordial ex-president, here we are, let's shake hands. she said something along the lines of, if you think our being one step closer to the grave means i forgive you, i do not, and she stormed out of the room. that was oomph. >> quite person. thank you for speaking to her. also, we had a question about, especially in a short life, how you organize the 27 volumes of material. i think that spok speaks to it. hamilton did some of it in his life, but he had the family members and eliza working on that afterward and curating the legacy, which is interesting and something important to think about as historians and educators. >> they ultimately sold his papers to the government. what is worth noting, too, is that nowadays, there are all of these papers projects. the washington papers. the madison papers. the hamilton papers. these are organizations of people, documentary projects, and their job is to collect as much if not all of the correspondence and writings of these individuals, everythin

eliza blamed james monroe for leaking the reynolds affair. so he's being a cordial expresident. she said something like, if you think our being one step closer to the grave means i forgive you, i do not. and she stormed out of the room. that's a woman with oomf! >> thank you for speaking to her. and we have a question about how you organized the 27 volumes of material and i think that speaks to it. hamilton did some of that in his life with you he did have the family member, eliza, working only and curating the legacy which is interesting and something, it is important for us to think about as historians and history educators. >> and even one step beyond that. they ultimately sold his papers to the government. nowadays, there are all these paper projects. the madison papers. their job is to collect as much if not all of the correspondence and writings of these individuals. everything to them, everything from them. and they hunt all over the world for these things. they're amazing amounts of work that go into that kind of a project that allows us, right now it is coming from foun

james talarico was among the first to announce. he tweeted i'm home. state representative ron reynoldshronicle, two dozen texas lawmakers are still in washington. .todd: a youtube channel called woke kindergarten is taking aim at young minds with their anti-police ideology. >> i feel safe when there are no police and it's no one's job to tell me how i feel. todd: that video made its way to some public school. now the founder says the so-called far right has been targeting them ever since it gained attention. great to see you, azra. here's a summary of woke kindergarten, from its about section on the website. woke kindergarten is a global abolitionist early learning community, consultancy supporting children, families, educators and organizations in their commitment to abolitionist early education and pro-black liberation. should we be shocked that 5-year-olds are targeted for educational indoctrination? >> oh, it's absolutely shocking and it's awful. we all know what kindergarten is like. kids are learning how to tie shoe laces, how to draw within the lines. unfortunately, now an army

reynolds and i turned over to david to tell us about his book. c thank you so much for those kind remarks and thanks to the gilder lehrman institute for that wonderful recognition. james robert iuliano ed harris and the others in the community i truly appreciate it and last years winner elizabeth varon spoke so wonderfully earlier about the mission of the institute and its outreach to high schools and congratulations to her. one paragraph and it. we discussed things and i realize ahead of book inside amoeba of me that have been growing for years and years and scott pulled it outt of me and thanks so much to lenin scott and thanks also to where i teach the city university of new york, a stimulating scholarly environment from the student cohort to the faculty members to the ministry should. thank you so much to kennedy and tube or festers who are colleagues in the history program james oakes the previous winner ofin the lincoln prize ad david who were kind enough to read my long manuscript and gave me what -- such wonderful insight. outside of kunio want to thank r. wilson scholar and above all my family who is stuck through t thick and thin d it was both a great challe

james glancy and majorjames poulter. thank you. you are watching bbc breakfast. still to come... the actorjodie comer has been telling us why she's head—over—heels to have made a movie with ryan reynoldsrain coming in across the aisles, especially shetland. not a cold night. temperatures between 11 and 16 degrees. as we got through tomorrow, very similar to today in that there will be a lot of cloud around. it will be thick enough for some patchy light rain or drizzle. the rain clearing the northern ireland. we will see some breaks. once again parts of eastern scotland, north—east england, east wales and down towards the south—west of the country, with temperatures 13 to 20 degrees. as we head into thursday, more sunshine. they will still be some cloud. we will still see some light rain or drizzle. we have got a weather front coming in from the south—west moving east through the day, eradicating early brightness in the east. the northern extent of this band of rain is still open to question but this is still open to question but this is what we think at the moment. you can see how it is fragmenting through the day. temperatures 13 to 20 degrees. that clears on thursday night. on frida