with such assurances in mind, mr kumagami hopes the games can have a positive impact.themselves, then it could be really helpful for our recovery process. and if outside perceptions can change, perhaps those closer to home might, too. david mcdaid, bbc news, fukushima. the use of electric scooters has become increasingly popular in many european cities and in the us. they're now available for hire in more than 100 cities across the world. but after the recent deaths of riders in london and paris, how safe are they? tom edwards has been investigating. rush hour in islington and a handful of e—scooter riders are getting stopped by police. here, they're getting a warning, but officers have given out fines. for riders like david, who bought his electric scooter last week, it's frustrating. i think it's really hard because they are such a good vehicle for the city. they're reducing congestion, they're reducing pollution. you really want to be able to have something like this to use. i think because the law is old, it is, it's a bit of a grey area, it's just falling between

with such assurances in mind, mr kumagami hopes the games can have a positive impact.enjoy themselves, then it could be really helpful for our recovery process. and if outside perceptions can change, perhaps those closer to home might, too. david mcdaid, bbc news, fukushima. in cycling, egan bernal is poised to become the first colombian to win the tour de france. he finished saturday's penultimate stage wearing the yellowjersey. the final stage on sunday in paris is uncontested and largely ceremonial. the 22—year—old will become the youngest tour winner in over 100 years. his victory has sparked jubilant scenes in his home town in colombia, for the time being the cyclist remains unaware of the delight back home. translation: i don't know yet. but i guess the people back in columbia are very happy. it is our first tuitt of france, even though we've a lwa ys tuitt of france, even though we've always had good cyclists. we've a lwa ys always had good cyclists. we've always produced very good climbers. but don't really know what's happening with the tour de france. it was

with such assurances in mind, mr kumagami hopes the games can have a positive impact.ocess. and if outside perceptions can change, perhaps those closer to home might, too. david mcdaid, bbc news, fukushima. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more for you throughout the evening. good evening to you. 2a celsius in parts of southwest england, and one of the warm response was chaplain i'll. blue skies overhead, humic conditions in here again we got close to 2a celsius. he has been replaced by cloud and rain all day long, parts of sussex has seen over 50 mm, two inches of rain in the last 2a hours, and that's because the weather front has been lying in the weather front has been lying in the same sort of area all day long. we have some thunderstorms across yorkshire, some pushing in the east anglia in the next few areas. dry for many through the night, a bit of a westerly wind with temperatures dropping into the single figures for some. mostly double figures pretty humid for some across parts of minden scotland, where temperatures sit at 15-16dc minden scotland, where te

with such assurances in mind, mr kumagami hopes the games can have a positive impact. helpful for our recovery process. and if outside perceptions can change, perhaps those closer to home might, too. david mcdaid, bbc news, fukushima. police in northern ireland say they believed dissident republicans tried to murder officers with a "viable device" in county armagh last night. according to the authorities a loud bang was heard on tully—gally road in craigavon at about midnight on friday, where a device was later recovered. police said they believe the attack was set up to target officers responding to a call from the public. officials from russia, india and the philippines have met with crew members of the stena impero tanker. the british—flagged tanker was siezed by iran's revolutionary guard last week. the officials from the crew's home countries report that the sailors are in good health, and work continues to secure their release along with the vessel. president trump has welcomed a us supreme court ruling allowing him to divert military funds to pay for a wall alon

with such assurances in mind, mr kumagami hopes the games can have a positive impact.e to fukushima and enjoy themselves, then it could be really helpful for our recovery process. and if outside perceptions can change, perhaps those closer to home might, too. david mcdaid, bbc news, fukushima. authorities in india say they have rescued more than 900 passengers from an express train trapped by torrential rains near the indian city of mumbai. helicopters, boats and diving teams were deployed after the train became stranded close to the town of vangani. passengers were told to remain on board, but were left without food or waterfor 15 hours. police in russia have detained more than 500 demonstrators who gathered in moscow to demand free and fair local elections. thousands of people attended the protest which was called for by the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny to pressure authorities into allowing opposition candidates to run in a local vote in moscow, which they are currently barred from. six people were assaulted on board a p&o cruise ship in the early hours of