southern, central and eastern areas are affected, including devon and cornwall, kent, london and thet midlands. water companies can now bring in stricter measures to save water. when you turn on a tap or have a shower, that water comes out of rivers like this, that means we are taking it away from the environment or away from a farmer who could be using it to irrigate or harvest crops we all need for food, so it's about signalling this is something beyond normal and actually we all play a role in thinking about where our water comes from and to use water wisely. there are already hosepipe bans in place, with more on the way. from today, nearly 1.5 million south—east water customers in sussex and kent are now banned from using them. in some areas, there are exemptions. rule—breakers could be fined £1000. one of the areas banned is haywards heath in west sussex. this allotment has suffered after nearly six weeks with little rain and dry conditions. plots are bare, crops and flowers are drying. ——dying. i have had excellent crops of broad beans... murray owns an allotment here. it has m

well, that's the case with kent mcclellan who prefers to go by his nickname, bone face. you know, there's a lot of hype about the eisen we over there. but as they have does that, it was central intelligence. i got me involved. now that is a serious claim, and while the c a has yet to publicly respond, mccolan attempted to take back his statement insisting he had been misunderstood just one day after the interview. so was it a coincidence or did he just get a phone call from the right people? well, a closer look at his new nazi career shows more light on those carelessly spoken words about the ca. mccolan is a 32 year old man from florida, whose interest in nazi ideology reportedly began when he was a teenager. his criminal record started in 2010 when he was 18 and it ranges from vandalism to battery involving immigrants. he was also among members from the white supremacists, organization american front, who were arrested by the f. b i in 2012. and it was, those are early run in with the law that appeared to make mcclellan even more radical as he began to accumulate numer

i have to say, i am speaking to you from the kent | am speaking to you from the kent coast _ am speaking the moment. this is not a new idea. he has been warning about a crisis _ new idea. he has been warning about a crisis for— new idea. he has been warning about a crisis for many, many years if it can be _ a crisis for many, many years if it can be done _ a crisis for many, many years if it can be done, why not? we've got to look after— can be done, why not? we've got to look after this isjust resource. frankly. — look after this isjust resource. frankly, the water companies need to -et frankly, the water companies need to get their— frankly, the water companies need to get their act— frankly, the water companies need to get their act together because i'm fed up— get their act together because i'm fed up with not being able to go swimming in the sea as are many people _ swimming in the sea as are many people around this country. it�*s people around this country. it's been a people around this country. it�*s been a horrible story to read about, hasn't it in the last few weeks? so gratefu

let's speak to our correspondent ellie price, who is at bewl water in kent. hello.re. bewl water is running at about 64% of its usual capacity, and it is this reservoir that provides water for many customers in kent and sussex who will have the hosepipe ban from friday. yesterday we heard from the environment secretary who said more water companies should follow suit in imposing those hosepipe bans. the big question is will they and the answer is no, not yet. broadly speaking most have no plans and that's because largely they draw most of their water from ground water reserves, and as i say, broadly speaking there reserves are holding up. they will look with interest to see what the rainfall will be like this year to see if there will be a problem next year. demand on reservoirs and water reserves is likely to rise in the coming weeks because there is likely to be yet more hot weather and we will see prolonged temperatures of 30 degrees. here is a spoiler alert for the weather segment, there is no forecasts of rain either.— forecasts of rain either. thank you, ellie

a deal with albania to fast track returns there and to allow albanian police to operate imports in kenty come to the uk, and we also have a record 100 people in the asylum system awaiting an initial decision but the home office unfortunately said they were unable to either accept our bid for an interview. unable to either accept our bid for an interview— unable to either accept our bid for an interview. 0k, mark, thank you. mark easton _ an interview. 0k, mark, thank you. mark easton there. _ it�*s been an anxious day for hundreds of thousands of teenagers in many parts of the country, with gcse results for the first exams sat in person since the pandemic. as with a level results last week, they reveal major regional differences. overall, the pass rate in england, wales and northern ireland has fallen since last year, where grades were determined by teachers. but the results remain higher than before the pandemic. just over 73% of gcses this year were the equivalent of a pass or higher — that is measured differently across the nations and so equates to grades four or c and above. more t

one or two showers close to kent. god will increase further. 0ne to kent.a degree or two. winds will fall lighter into friday, but southern areas with a greater chance of rain developing as we go through the night and into the morning. a few patches in the north, most start to dry, but through the friday and saturday, increasing chance. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines. un inspectors arrive in the ukrainian town of zaporizhzhia, close to the russian—occupied nuclear power plant, as ukraine and russia blame each other for the fighting which rages around it. my my mission is a technical mission, that seeks to prevent a nuclear accident. as the tributes continue, preparations are being made for the funeral of mikhail gorbachov, the last leader of the soviet union. a final critical report is released by the un human rights commissioner

this is joe kent, the trump-backed republican in this race.e vote we're going to get tonight in washington. it takes them days to count. but jaime herrera beutler in the initial count the key for her to finish in the top two. she is in the top two right now. she is running ahead by about 5,000 votes over her trump-backed challenger. those are encouraging numbers for jaime herrera beutler in the third district in washington. the fourth district, there's newhouse, another republican who voted to impeach trump. same thing here, probably all the votes we're going to get tonight. he's running in first. the democratic candidate is running in second. this is lauren culp the trump-backed candidate running in third, significantly behind newhouse. newhouse has to be very happy with this initial report, too, out of washington. so meijer in trouble in michigan. these two republicans in washington state initially encouraging numbers for them, stephanie. >> all right, steve kornacki, thank you. >>> just before 11 eastern this morning, the speaker of the hou

more than a million people will be affected in kent and sussex.nd tributes are paid to roy hackett, the civil rights campaigner at the heart of the bristol bus boycott of the 1960s, who's died at the age of 93. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel. it's day two of track and field here at the commonwealth games in birmingham, with katarina johnson—thompson continuing her pursuit of gold in the heptathlon. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. china has said it will carry out live fire military drills in the sea and air around taiwan tomorrow in response to the visit by one of america's most senior politicians. the speaker of the house of representatives nancy pelosi has said her delegation�*s visit to taiwan was intended to make it clear that the us won't abandon the island, and that her country's commitment to democracy there is iron—clad. taiwan is self governing and lies about 100 miles across the taiwan straits — it sees itself as independent, but china views it as its own and has warned of grave consequences, following t

tim muffett, bbc news whitstable in kent.e action by council bin workers. but rubbish continues to pile up in other council areas. the dispute is over pay. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon is edinburgh. this is a brief respite for the people of edinburgh, and we can see some of the rubbish around you that, because there will be more strikes coming? because there will be more strikes cominu ? . �* , because there will be more strikes comin? ., �*, . ., , coming? that's right, the clean-up has started — coming? that's right, the clean-up has started here _ coming? that's right, the clean-up has started here in _ coming? that's right, the clean-up has started here in edinburgh, - coming? that's right, the clean-upl has started here in edinburgh, parts of the _ has started here in edinburgh, parts of the city— has started here in edinburgh, parts of the city are absolutely filthy. this is — of the city are absolutely filthy. this is what 12 days of rubbish on the city— this is what 12 days of rubbish on the city street loo

customers in sussex and kent are now banned from using them. in some areas, there are exemptions.eakers could be fined 1000 pounds. one of the areas banned his hayward teeth and let -- west sussex. they went six weeks with little rain and dry conditions. plots are bare and crops and flowers are dying. the cost-of-living crisis, are people turning to this to try to support themselves in this way? >> i think it's very real. i think that's very true. there is a very real desire to say, where can we save money and cut corners? alayna: in scotland, farmers are being temporarily banned from using water from the river eden on their fields from midnight tomorrow. although not officially declared a drought area in south wales, the warm weather has been good for business. >> it has helped us immensely. when we see weather forecasts like this, we can cope. alayna: we are halfway through this extreme heat. there is forecast for some rain early next week. but the environment agency says we will need weeks of rain to stop the drought affecting parts of england. helena wilkinson, bbc news, surre

from next friday, more than a million homes in kent and sussex will also have a ban enforced., a hosepipe ban will be introduced in wales — in pembrokeshire and a small part of carmarthenshire. millions of people in the capital also face the possibility of a hosepipe ban, with thames water saying demand is at its highest for 25 years. this is what much of southern england looks like now — instead of grass, fields of hay. the country is not yet in drought, but the met office are predicting higher temperatures next week — especially in the south — and not much rainfall. zoe conway, bbc news. 0ur reporter, celestina 0lulode, is in hampshire, where that ban has just come into effect. and it may last for a while? that's riaht, and it may last for a while? that's right. jane- _ and it may last for a while? that's right. jane- if— and it may last for a while? that's right, jane. if you _ and it may last for a while? that's right, jane. if you were _ and it may last for a while? that's right, jane. if you were a - and it may last for a while? that's| right, jane. if you were a souther

it is in kent, the garden of england.as difficult. i mean, it was so hot, you couldn't give yourself a sponge down or anything. no water. i've got water in my rainwater butts but that is pretty stagnant, so i didn't want to have a wash in that. she managed to get by with bottled water. bottled water was brought round to me by local people and the water board people as well. village people, they look after us oldies very well. they kept checking on us to see if we were all right, you know, had plenty of water. doris cares deeply about her garden. she is concerned about the effect of the hosepipe ban, which comes into force here today, will have on gardens in the village. do you think the company needs to get this sorted out? definitely, it can't go on. you have seen the state of my garden and that used to be my pride and joy. we have got to really see all our plants just die. the water ran dry on some of the hottest days ever recorded here. it was in the sweltering heat that people queued up by the village hall to get bott

so the coasts of lincolnshire, east anglia and the kent coast and the channel coast could be breezy atimes. that means the warmth will be displaced towards the south—west, said cardiff could be the hotspot during the weekend. that was saturday, this is sunday. again, mid 20s possible here in the west or south—west. but only 16 on the actual coast of england. and for the outlook, it is looking pretty set fair over the next few days. the best temperatures are in the south, but even in belfast and glasgow and edinburgh, not looking bad. reeta, overto edinburgh, not looking bad. reeta, over to you. thanks, tomasz. and that is tonight's bbc news at ten. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with katie razzall, which is just getting under way on bbc two, and the news continues on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. but from the ten team, it's goodnight. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sebastian payne, who's the whitehall editor for t

kent today. there is a memorial here. caesar wanted to teach the tribes of the britons a lesson. whether they helped the gals or not, where he fought on the mainland, but he had only two legions of ships with cavalry, swept away by a storm, but both cavalry and war chariots. were shaved. they attacked several times, the roman camp and it became clear to caesar that he could not be defeated, therefore, he returned to rome and prepared a second expedition no longer on 80, but on 800 ships advanced inland and defeated the enemy. shaved admitted their defeat and agreed to pay. tribute it is interesting that during the military campaign, caesar also began the nature of the geography of britain's local customs and traditions and described all this in his work note on the gallic war on august 26, 1728. vitus bering discovered the strait between asia and america , a dane by origin. he served in the russian fleet to equip the expedition, he was instructed by peter i to find out if two continents are connected or not, even if the income sea, lay across all of russia and took almost 2 years

bans will come into force in kent and sussex.had confirmation that july was one of l confirmation thatjuly was one of the driest months on record and that has followed a dry period through the spring and into summer and also in the approach to the heatwave we saw record demands and that is what is driving the concern now. the saw record demands and that is what is driving the concern now.— is driving the concern now. the ban means you — is driving the concern now. the ban means you will _ is driving the concern now. the ban means you will not _ is driving the concern now. the ban means you will not be _ is driving the concern now. the ban means you will not be able - is driving the concern now. the ban means you will not be able to i is driving the concern now. the ban means you will not be able to use | means you will not be able to use hosepipe to water your garden is, wash cars orfill hosepipe to water your garden is, wash cars or fill paddling pools. beginning next friday, it is the second hosepipe ban to be put in place in t

southern, central and eastern areas are affected, including devon and cornwall, kent, london and thew bring in stricter measures to save water. when you turn on a tap or have a shower, that water comes out of rivers like this, that means we are taking it away from the environment or a farmer who could be using it to irrigate or harvest crops we need for food, so it's about signalling this is something beyond normal and we all play a role in thinking about where our water comes from and to use water wisely. there are already hosepipe bans in place, with more on the way. from today, nearly 1.5 million south east water customers in sussex and kent, are banned from using them. in some areas, there are exemptions. rule—breakers could be fined £1000. one of the areas banned is haywards heath in west sussex. this allotment has suffered after nearly six weeks with little rain and dry conditions. plots are bare, crops and flowers are drying. murray owns an allotment here. it has meant a poorer harvest and a depressing time of the year when we should be bringing in lots and lots of crops. i do

the musical wonder kent even composes his own pieces among them. his anti war attitude, his way of taking a stand against the war in ukraine. ah, little hands guided by huge talent at each 10 cellular currency. this has already conquered the concert hall stage. ah, she key and then the music is my whole life. i can't imagine a world without music cuz that would be really miserable. did the police because he's been claimed as a wonder kent and has given concerts the world over. he especially enjoys playing and his native athens here and september 2021. ah. he's made the top 100 global child prodigies list and the music category and has won numerous awards. he says he's never experienced stage, right. put him up on yet. i'm never over excited before a concert, so i simply don't get stressed rather i look forward to playing for an audience. i'm getting applause from the heater. could a dish. oh oh. busy he's been surrounded by music all his life. his father photo scare, cds is himself a pianist and piano teacher. stallion was just 3 years old, and pho

ukraine's out for national as forces on his way to blevins investigates the story of us mercenary kent mcclellan. and why the cia might be involved in these neo nazi career. the presence of neo nazis in ukraine is nothing to be concerned about, according to mainstream outlets in the u. s. who have been quick to try to label the problem as nothing more than russian. c propaganda, despite reporting on it themselves just a few years ago. but what would they say if one of those nationalists was an american citizen? and if he claim that he was sent to crane by the ca, well that's the case with kent mcclellan who prefers to go by his nickname, bone face. you know, there's a lot of high above the ice and re over there for that's on the other. does that it was central intelligence, i got me involved. now that is a serious claim. and while the cia has yet to publicly respond, mccullen attempted to take back his statement insisting he had been misunderstood just one day after the interview. so was it a coincidence or did he just get a phone call from the right people? well, a closer look at his

remember, joe kent, in washington. joe kent wasn't going to win but he beast butler with no money -- beat bultetr with no money. we need to be 1000% committed to a plan. if we do that, we have two thirds of the country, look what mercedes has done with the hispanic community. we will have 55 or 60% of the hispanic vote. we have to show them that we earned that vote by action. [applause] >> i want to mildly correct you. [laughter] >> stand up. [applause] >> i don't like that governor of michigan. >> i don't have my glasses on. >> look at the two slates of candidates in arizona. look at michigan, she is an existential threat to the system because of gretchen whitmer. gretchen whitmer and newsom are getting ready to change the drapes in the white house. look at matt to pernell, -- these are slate of winners that can win and they can execute. they are our future. we need to have their backs, have their victories, and then assist them in their aggressive execution of their programs in arizona. look in south texas, they are

southern, central and eastern areas are affected, including devon and cornwall, kent, london and theast midlands. water companies can now bring in stricter measures to save water. when you turn on a tap or have a shower, that water comes out of rivers like this, that means we are taking it away from the environment or a farmer who could be using it to irrigate or harvest crops we need for food, so it's about signalling this is something beyond normal and we all play a role in thinking about where our water comes from and to use water wisely. there are already hosepipe bans in place, with more on the way. from today, nearly 1.5 million south—east water customers in sussex and kent, are banned from using them. in some areas, there are exemptions. rule—breakers could be fined £1000. one of the areas banned is haywards heath in west sussex. this allotment has suffered after nearly six weeks with little rain and dry conditions. plots are bare, crops and flowers are drying. i have had excellent crops of broad beans. murray owns an allotment here. it has meant a poorer harvest and a depress

she enrolled at kent state. and in her first year at kent state, the 69 70 school year, the folks back at her high school only heard from her once. she wrote once in the sport [inaudible] i guess it was in the winter to ask that they send her transcripts to the university of buffalo, because she was thinking of transferring. we shouldn't have an idea, why shouldn't explain why she was thinking of transferring, but it turned out she had met a young man from long island. they'd become boyfriend - girlfriend. and the young man didn't really fit in at kent state. he wore his hair to long, he didn't care about football. his roommate used a homophobic slur about him. and so he decided that he had some friends at the university of buffalo and he'd like to transfer their, and allison was going to follow him just as her mother had followed her father all those years. she and her boyfriend were together on the 4th of may, 1970, crouching in a parking lot when the bullet of from a national guardsmen ripped through the kenn

be a few distant rumbles of thunder towards the channel islands, maybe an isolated shower towards kent be dry, a few showers in northeast england — but through the day, southern areas of england, wales, more cloud will develop and a few isolated showers of thunderstorms are likely. vast majority dry with the sunshine out, it's lighter winds — going to feel a bit warmer as we go through thursday, particularly so in scotland and northern ireland. into thursday evening and overnight, those showers and thunderstorms will break out a little bit more widely across the southern counties of england and wales. still very much well—scattered, hit and miss, many places staying dry, but it will start to feel a bit more humid and not quite as chilly across scotland and northern ireland either, to take us into friday. so, this is the chart for friday — still some showers and thunderstorms around across the south, 1—2 showers breaking out elsewhere through the day, could be a sharp one, too. more likely, though, across parts of western scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon. the breeze p

and is the problem is that same day vote for him in kent county has just not been there. it allowed gets to take up and can't as a lot him to take a districtwide. so meijer looks like he's gonna come close, a lot of folks thought he was gonna get wiped out. but it might be tough for meijer to make up that difference. >> for democrats, this is an interesting race to watch because a lot of people would say that a meijer is a rebuke of donald trump. on the other hand, meijer for mainstream viewers, might be more electable that gives in the long term. so it's not clear what some people want to happen with peter meijer. >> the other interesting story is that democrats weighted into this race. they spent big money trying to promote gibbs with republicans. the theory their theory being hey. get gibbs nominated for redistricting in michigan, change the third district, make it winnable for democrats. democrats are saying, we can beat gibbs, meijer is saying hey, look, you are seeing gibbs as a threat to democracy. you are saying that people that back trump's claims by the 2020 ele

southern, central and eastern areas are affected, including devon and cornwall, kent, london and the. water companies can now bring in stricter measures to save water. when you turn on a tap or have a shower, that water comes out of rivers like this, that means we are taking it away from the environment or a farmer who could be using it to irrigate or harvest crops we need for food, so it's about signalling this is something beyond normal and we all play a role in thinking about where our water comes from and to use water wisely. there are already hosepipe bans in place, with more on the way. from today, nearly 1.5 million south east water customers in sussex and kent, are banned from using them. in some areas, there are exemptions. rule—breakers could be fined £1000. one of the areas banned is haywards heath in west sussex. this allotment has suffered after nearly six weeks with little rain and dry conditions. plots are bare, crops and flowers are drying. murray owns an allotment here. it has meant a poorer harvest and a depressing time of the year when we should be bringing in lots

so the coasts of lincolnshire, east anglia and the kent coast and the channel coast could be breezy atagain, mid 20s possible here in the west or south—west. but only 16 on the actual coast of england.

take a look at this, liam, very heavy, thundery rain could potentially brush with essex, kent and easttures between 15 and 2a celsius during thursday. as we push out of thursday into friday and the bank holiday weekend, yes, the last bank holiday for northern ireland, england and wales. dry, settled and sunny with some rain into the far north—west. and that's bbc news at ten on tuesday the 23rd of august. on on tuesday the 23rd of august. bbc two, newsnig getting on bbc two, newsnight isjust getting under way.

let's join our correspondent ellie price at a reservoir in kent. a0.an was saying about their lasting impact and legacy but for now in birmingham, it is the feel—good factor that reigns supreme. thank you. ellie. thankyou. ellie. ., ., ellie. thanks huw. here at the reservoir _ ellie. thanks huw. here at the reservoir we — ellie. thanks huw. here at the reservoir we are _ ellie. thanks huw. here at the reservoir we are at _ ellie. thanks huw. here at the reservoir we are at full- ellie. thanks huw. here at the reservoir we are at full a - ellie. thanks huw. here at the reservoir we are at full a cap i ellie. thanks huw. here at the reservoir we are at full a cap o| reservoir we are at full a cap o —— if we were at full capacity the water would be above my head. the capacity now is less than 60%, bearing in mind it is 30 metres deep in the middle. this is a reservoir that provides customers of south—east and those are the people who will face that hosepipe ban from friday on wards, the big question, are the other water companies likely to follow suit th

he is now being questioned by kent police.f over 30 celsius have turned the south�*s outdoor swimming pools into hugely popular destinations during the current hot spell. amongst them is guildford lido, which is now fully booked until sunday. people have been travelling from far and wide to chill out at the complex which has been a family favourite for nearly 90 years. steve humphrey has been soaking up the atmosphere. since the start of the latest hot spell, thousands of people have been coming here to guildford lido to chill out by the poolside. here it's easy. park, bring a picnic along, it's quite cheap to do. the pool opened back in 1933 and it has got capacity for up to 3000 people a day. we are sold out until sunday, there's a few tickets left for monday and, yeah, sold out until the end of the weekend already. the pool here in guildford is so popular that people have been travelling from as far afield as essex and kent. i'm 80, he's 82. lido regulars jack and tina have been coming here since they were youngsters in the

if you hear kent now sail fully laden.s for germany's power stations for germany's power stations for germany's power stations. this country is relying on them to get through the winter after russia reduced its gas supply. this couldn't happen at a worse time for germany. there's a looming energy crisis, high inflation, no wonder analysts warned it could do significant economic damage. there is a novelty here for some. the low water exposed this old footbridge. but for so many here this new land, altered landscape offers nothing less than a warning. eleven people have been killed in a mass shooting in montenegro. reports suggest a man opened fire during a family dispute in the former capital, targeting first his relatives and then people on the street, apparently at random. a further six people were wounded before police shot the thirty—four— year old dead. the government has declared three days of mourning. stay with us on bbc news — still to come... who will host next year's eurovision song contest? a shortlist of seven

other bans will follow later in the month in kent, sussex and parts of wales.oe conway has this report. i've actually used the hosepipe more... frances and john are neighbours, friends, and very keen gardeners. from today, people living here near alresford in hampshire will be banned from using a hosepipe in their gardens. frances, do you think people will follow the rules? absolutely not. gardening gives people a lot ofjoy, and to see everything, you know, dying in front of you, i think it's quite an issue for quite a lot of people. southern water says the ban is to protect local rivers and their precious habitats from the effects of a drought. butjohn thinks the company is partly to blame — for wasting water through lea ks. i'm disappointed inasmuch that it's us lawn—lovers who are going to sort of pay the price for mismanagement, maybe — allowing the leakage to continue over years and years. so i have heard southern water say they're reinvesting in infrastructure and that sort of thing, but they've been saying that for years. southern water says it's investi

with kent roberts greenfield and forest pogue at the center of military history before i got there. but in particular dr. polgan dr. polk was with the american army in europe in 1943-44 and 45 as chief historian in the european theater. and he said every night in france and in germany. after dinner patton and colonel bratton would walk out into the middle of a field and they would talk. and then they would walk back to the headquarters tent now colonel bratton is somebody or all familiar with from the movie torah torah. once again pearl harbor comes into play because he is the army signals intelligence intelligence officer in the movie. who tries to alert? president roosevelt and general marshall about the japanese attack coming forth on december 7th 1941 so later in the war the real colonel bratton not eg marshall, of course. is then assigned to patton's headquarters as his ultra liaison officer? and that's how it was done. now the key to rebecca was made from ken follett's brilliant. novel in the old adage many of truth is set in just i'm here to tell you many a truth is only said

about one million south east water customers in kent and sussex will face similar measures from nextokeshire and part of carmarthenshire from august the 9th. our correspondent zoe conway reports. i'll do the beans. have you got some water? for malcolm and gill prince, their allotment is about so much more than a place to grow vegetables and flowers. it's peace, and it's well—being for myself. and for malcy, i think. they used to water their veg once a week using a hose. now it's all about the heavy lifting. banged my head! while they are both willing to do their bit to conserve water, gill is concerned that southern water is wasting too much water through lea ks. we report a leak and nothing is done for weeks and weeks and weeks. and that was a substantial leak that we had. and that is the bit that i find really difficult, that you can't get anywhere. southern water says the hosepipe ban is to protect local rivers and their precious habitats from the effects of a drought. but it's losing on average 95 million litres of water a day through leaks, the equivalent of 38 olympic size swim

it provides water for customers in kent and sussex.p. they will look to see what the rainfall will be like in autumn and winter to see if there is a problem next year. demand on reservoirs and reserves is likely to go up in coming weeks because there is likely to be yet more hot weather and we are likely to see prolonged temperatures of 30 degrees. a spoiler for the weather forecast, there is no forecast rain either. the last original cast member of the archers has retired at the age of 103. june spencer has played matriarch peggy woolley on the radio a drama for most of the last 70 years. here�*s our media and arts correspondent, david sillito. archers theme tune plays whenjune spencerjoined a new drama called the archers in 1951, she had no idea what it would become. we were given a three—month contract and we thought it�*s only a sort of small thing, we can do lots of other work. it was an interesting littlejob, yes. i hope you don�*t mind me saying this, but you don�*t seem quite yourself. no? is there something on your mind? now y

the land lies within the kent downs area of outstanding natural beauty. yvette austin reports.gh. they say they have been watching lorries carrying waste, rubble and soil—like loads being tipped on the site for about a year. and the piles have grown. residents are worried to speak out forfear of reprisals. one has spoken to us, but we are not revealing his identity. they started bringing in van loads of rubbish and burning it. and that was putting smoke over the village and there were complaints on the local facebook about what was the smell in the mornings? what was the smoke about? and then from there, they went on to actually burying the rubbish in the field. and then bringing in lorry—loads of earth from somewhere and just kept burying it. tipping waste requires an environment agency license. there is no licence here. we have been watching the site since mid—may. it is just before one and it has all quietened down now. there were lorries and diggers moving around, but it is a huge operation. big piles of earth taller than me and so much rubbish inside. the local mp is putti

] with a little odessa on the spanish, olga and her coming to found a new home in the port city of kent in when the movers pout, ukrainians were here on a business trip. now village, nice is enriched by the young families who want to stay focused on that 30 minutes on d. w o. a sex phone operator, correct her master's thesis on the potato, raring to read a turn on. well, it gets more with it from there. you don't use it for true list. good german, my screen is just a thought say what grade a little bit . mm hm. ah ah, ah ah, this is d w. news line from berman ukraine's vladimir lansky host turkish president . reggie type ado on i had a bad meeting where the un secretary general talks on the safety of a key nuclear power plant. this as officials in ukraine's 2nd largest city hall case report fresh rush and strike.

blaming. meanwhile, there are reports of heavy fighting in the south close to the russian held city of kent son, civilians in the eastern dawn yet christian, i fleeing their homes because of constant rush and shilling. a train station and on that's coming back to a thing. the old and the young all exhausted westwood. ordinary ukrainians caught up in fierce fighting and forced to leave their homes with whatever they can carry miss. but we are from a village near lisa chance kits between the landscape donuts. grievance. have village has been ruined. there's no gas, no water, no electricity. we were sitting in the basement for a month. the army brought us here to the and i believe was nothing. the government has ordered civilians to lead combat zones in don etzky. but the danger may not be just from russian attacks. amnesty international accuses ukraine of basing troops and populated areas, putting civilians at risk of violating the laws of war. keith was furious. he shook to if someone prepares a report in which the victim and the aggressor are allegedly the same in some way. if information a

with this, then we will figure out what you think to do with your kent. i quickly.l happened. what are you? come on. further, the subway itself has already been opened. unless you understand one thing, why do you need these pains in scribbles, then. you thought with this gop-stop you put me on a kukan. what are you driving, if any will you make movements? remember that this is my paper. you will breathe evenly, i won’t even remember about it, nothing personal sanya is just in such matters every man for himself. grandmas for the cargo will not be immediately. the weather is not enough to go to him at least once to ask who settled me on your site? what to do? no, i had to run around complaining about all the apartments, the neighbors didn’t behave well, that i’d be free to poop on her brains. find out the number, try belink, you need to interrogate all the neighbors in neighboring houses, also make a detour around the shops and him with someone must have seen understood the light must be reported if you want, i'll call. i'll go red myself. with me everything is always

in short, we are taking this kent, and tomorrow you will bring three lemons to vlasov, then get yourt no, you'll take it in pieces and press on schumacher mom maybe something happened? well, what do you know, dad will not consider everything until everything is covered. he won't calm down. dad, where is borya? everything is fine. bitterly left for the city and will return tomorrow. what does it mean in the city. i don't understand what happened, where is borya's dad, what did someone else's car do? lord, i told you fools that we'll have another sip from this idiot. now we sit and eat them. you understand, you're going to fuck . went. well, what did you ride? and what castle? he says, i do not know fraerok. what kind of castle is this mother-in-law's nest for bakhmetyevka, and do you remember, this round bloke crawled up to me, as if it were not tea. and? well, he certainly asked me. this mother-in-law on the nest from the local balance to the regional one says the local authorities have rested their horn and do not allow the dog to open. uh, so it's your relatives who don't let peopl