so a lot of anger today at leeds. . ., ., . ., , leeds. what i found particularly strikin t leeds.ound particularly striking with some of those - leeds. what i found particularly l striking with some of those victim impact statements was the way that some of the parents talked about on is the tarnishing of their final moments one parent talk about the fact that she wore around her and make the prince of her babies hands and feet that were taken by lucy letby and that the parent talk about the fact that lucy letby had bathed in trust her child for burial. those crucial moments that were now forever overshadowed by knowing that it was the person who had murdered their babies who was there at the final moments. this their babies who was there at the final moments.— their babies who was there at the final moments. this was a common feature of the _ final moments. this was a common feature of the trial— final moments. this was a common feature of the trial it was _ final moments. this was a common feature of the trial it was pointed i feature of the trial it was pointed out time — featu

placement in a nursery in leeds. , , , leeds.get the results you wanted? i did, yes. it— leeds. did you get the results you wanted? i did, yes. it is— leeds. did you get the results you wanted? i did, yes. it is the - wanted? i did, yes. it is the equivalent of three a—levels, isn't it? you are taking a different path from jessica?— from jessica? yes, i am going to university _ from jessica? yes, i am going to university in _ from jessica? yes, i am going to university in september - from jessica? yes, i am going to university in september to - from jessica? yes, i am going to university in september to do . university in september to do primary— university in september to do primary education— university in september to do primary education in - university in september to do primary education in the - university in september to do| primary education in the hope university in september to do. primary education in the hope i university in september to do- primary education in the hope i will be a primary education in the hope i wi

i am at leeds sixth form _ feeling like there? sixth form college _ feeling like there? i am at leeds sixth form college in _ feeling like there? i am at leeds sixth form college in the - feeling like there? i am at leeds sixth form college in the heart i feeling like there? i am at leedsj sixth form college in the heart of the city centre. i don't know about you, but being sent on this story today brought back all those memories of when i got my results, and going in get them, and throughout the morning, we have had students arriving to collect their results. it has calmed down a lot now. there were quite a few here early in the morning, because they were allowed to get them from 8am. i have to say, most of the students here were very relaxed, and very calm. a lot of smiles. a lot of celebrations from the students. with me is matt, programme managerfor the humanities here at the college. i am interested, because we have been talking a lot about how the marking this time has gone back to pre—covid levels in 2019, and the fact that

going to leeds _ continue to grow. and what now for you? going to leeds tomorrow i you? over commitmentl you? going to leeds tomorrow with i something of an over commitment and try to get away with friends and family. i'll turn my phone off and get away from it, but then we will start again in september — will already start the preseason, there's plenty of tests in october, the last test before the first race. so a busy schedule but i'll enjoy this, you don't become world champion very often, and just have some downtime. he deserves it. that's it, butjust time to remind you of our top story — and that's morocco's joy at reaching the last 16 of the women's world cup at the expense of germany, who are out of the tournament. not many predicted that a week ago. have a good evening. bye— bye. hello there. we have seen a few showers knocking around today. there've been quite a few in northern scotland, for example, here in murray. there's also quite a bit of cloud here. most of us did manage a little bit of sunshine. some of the heaviest showers worked across the midlands into

at leeds bradford airports, _ where they want to be.ank you - where they want to be. at leeds| bradford airports, thank you very much indeed. that is the situation here in the uk. as was mentioned, a number of passengers stuck abroad. going live now to a train that is heading to distal dark airports, and that train is daniel emery, the signal a little bit dodgy because, of course, he is on a train. just tell us where you were heading to end what has happened to your flight? end what has happened to your fliuht? �* , , ., end what has happened to your fliuht? h , ., ., , end what has happened to your flight? it's been a really fun day, the original— flight? it's been a really fun day, the original plan _ flight? it's been a really fun day, the original plan was _ flight? it's been a really fun day, the original plan was to - flight? it's been a really fun day, the original plan was to fly from | the original plan was to fly from distal drive to london heathrow, obviously flights are cancelled everywhere. i'm now on a train journey to bel

yes living crisis, in leeds, there are deprived areas.— living crisis, in leeds, there are deprived areasdeprived areas. yes and it has been a worry for students in terms - deprived areas. yes and it has been a worry for students in terms of - deprived areas. yes and it has been| a worry for students in terms of how they would _ a worry for students in terms of how they would afford it. we have looked at the _ they would afford it. we have looked at the additional support that is available — at the additional support that is available and making sure that students — available and making sure that students are aware of the additional support— students are aware of the additional support and working with the parents to let _ support and working with the parents to let them know about the additional support and we can work with the _ additional support and we can work with the families, because the cost—of—living is affecting the whole — cost—of—living is affecting the whole family and not just the students. whole family and not 'ust the students. . ~ whole family and not 'ust the students.

leeds 1—0 with a penalty. a penalty.— 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well. i 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well- i think — 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well. i think the _ 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well. i think the club _ 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well. i think the club played - 1-0 with a penalty. the team played well. i think the club played the - well. i think the club played the maximum. everyone all around the stadium did a wonderfuljob. we are pleased with how things turned out and it is the first step in a long journey. and it is the first step in a long “ourne . . , and it is the first step in a long “ourne . ., , ., , journey. the fans got me energised. hearin: journey. the fans got me energised. hearing the — journey. the fans got me energised. hearing the chance, _ journey. the fans got me energised. hearing the chance, i've _ journey. the fans got me energised. hearing the chance, i've got - journey. the fans got me energised. hearing the chance, i've got to -

i stephen in leeds, good morning. good morninu. i stephen in leeds, good morning.e. we raise 8.9 billion ring fenced - hear what emma said? bear with me. we raise 8.9 billion ring fenced to - we raise 8.9 billion ring fenced to the nhs through tobacco taxes. 50 we do not cost the nhs any money, in fact, we give the nhs money. they don't know, two, people don't know how many people are smoking at the moment only because of tobacco taxes. a lot of people get their cigarettes from abroad, they actually get dodgy cigarettes, i could take you to shops in yorkshire for you can pay £3 for a packet of cigarettes and they are not proper cigarettes. if you are going to do anything in life, just ban alcohol, it's far more dangerous to society than smoking and i get fed up, the smokers being targeted for years and years and years. primarily because people do not like the smell of smokers. you know? it smells, bubbly smokers. you know? it smells, bubbly smokers cannot even smell that smell butjust smokers cannot even smell that smell but just leave smokers cannot even smell tha

but it was a late equaliser from crysencio summerville that spared leeds' blushes, deep into stoppaged to hold off sunderland by 2 goals to 1, george hirst with their first. it wasn't without trying though as the black cats managed to pull took the three points. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. tries from edwin ipape and tom amone helped leigh leopards beat leeds rhinos at headingley for the first time in 39 years. the challenge cup finalists are now level on points with second—placed wigan in the super league, while leeds remain eighth. elsewhere hull fc beat wakefield and st helens beat salford. the british grand prix has been won by aleix espargaro. the spaniard overtook defending motogp champion francesco bagnaia on the final lap at silverstone to claim his first win of the season. just a week after winning her first major in her home country french golfer celine boutier has topped the leader board again. she's won the women's scottish open at dundonald links in ayrshire, beating south korea's hyojoo kim by two shots. dutchman mathie

the lack of reading and leeds.ple who are trying to get ahead to do those leisurely events, if you like, it wasn'tjust about working commuters. obviously, here we are at the weekend. the advice here before you go anywhere, if you want to use the trains, check before you travel.— before you travel. thank you, i think you _ before you travel. thank you, i think you should _ before you travel. thank you, i think you should trademark - before you travel. thank you, i | think you should trademark the phrase blue hand of doom. ali price our correspondent outside london euston station. now it's time for a look at today's sport with huw ferris. the spanish football federation have threatened legal action against those players who have refused to represent the women's national team while luis rubiales remains president. rubiales has refused to resign after strong criticism for kissing jenni hermoso on the lips after the world cup final with the federation releasing photos that they insist show the incident was consensual an

there is that reading and leeds festivals.ll carnival, and in international rugby game in twickenham. people will find it difficult to get places, but they should probably get used to it. more strike action planned for friday, their knack saturday the rmt will go out on strike. train travellers should get used to it —— next saturday. the advice is to check before you travel. the second biggest seller of e—cigarettes in the uk — ske — has taken down its social media accounts after bbc reporters were able to obtain free vapes in an online giveaway, without age verification. it's illegal to sell vapes to under 18s. the company say its "reviewing" its accounts before relaunching them. our business reporter, ben king, has more. this is crystal bar, a vape made by the chinese company ske. # and she said i wish that i could # be like the cool kids #. in less than two years they have become the second biggest vape seller in the uk, selling over 100 million disposable vapes a year, promoted on social media such as tiktok and instagram.

it's on the same day as events including the notting hill carnival, and reading and leeds festivals.st summer. ellie price has been monitoring the strikes outside euston station in london. it's pretty busy here, you can see the screens behind me, there are trains running, but a number of those have been cancelled or delayed. those are the ones that are running, there have been plenty of people turning up here expecting to get on trains, and they haven't been able to go on them because they have been cancelled. so, a reduced service, and that is pretty much the picture across the country. around half of the timetabled services across ia different train operating companies have been cancelled today, and the other half that are running are subject to disruption. a number of very frustrated people here, but largely they have been able to get on trains, just a few hours later than they had been planning. this is a strike that's been going on for about 18 months, or at least the industrial action on and off has been going on for the last 18 months. it is a row over pay. the government says

for the leeds festival, i think you could pick up a few showers, which could be on the heavy side. carnival. i think today is a greater risk of seeing showers than what we'll see tomorrow. i think it could stay largely dry with good sunny spells. now, as we move through this evening, overnight, the showers mostly fade away. that weather front, a weakening feature, spreads across central and eastern england. just a band of patchy cloud on it. and it will be quite a cool night to come again, particularly out of town under those clear skies, single digits likely for many of us. now for monday, and — of course, monday is a bank holiday for most of us — it's looking like being a fairly good day. i think quite a bit of sunshine around into the afternoon. the shower clouds may bubble up. you could see the odd light shower here and there, but most places should stay dry. and top temperatures, 21 degrees. it's the high teens further north and winds will be light as well. as we move out of monday into tuesday, things change again. the low pressure starts to push into the north of the uk. tha

it's on the same day as events including the notting hill carnival, and reading and leeds festivals.trike since last summer. 0ur reporter ellie price is at euston station. ellie, what can you tell us? well, it's getting _ ellie, what can you tell us? well, it's getting busier— ellie, what can you tell us? well, it's getting busier here _ ellie, what can you tell us? well, it's getting busier here this - it's getting busier here this afternoon, the services here at euston started a lot later than they normally would. you can see on the board behind me, there are services running, farfewer than normal. the white hand of doom, the thing that no travel ever wants to see. a lot of people we've spoken to say their booked trains may have been cancelled but they have usually been allowed onto a later service, even it is a few hours later. some frustration here but as i say, not entire disaster. this is a strike that has been, the industrial action itself has been going on for about 18 months, this is the 24th strike since last summer. the issue is around pay and conditions for the rmt. the g

the riders at the leeds use their hands to signal to slow going. procession cars could not. police were called. police vehicles had to manoeuvre between cyclists on a country lane. cyclists had to stay loose and warm, as you are exercising their bodies since you duties that need it, in this case to the lakes, but having these stop for nearly one hour, the natural reaction of the body. just before the race there was a small climb to come. but rees has been resumed, the protesters have been removed. —— race has resumed. we have seen protesters and sport regularly this year. it does not look like it has affected the cyclists. the nine riders at the front of the pack were late school, they have just come through glasgow city centre, ten and a half laps of the circuit race, whoever wins will be few can cope with the disruption and this circuit. both england and australia are hoping to make history in the netball world cup final later. england are hoping to win the title for the first time — and are playing in theirfirst world cup final. in contrast aust

in leeds, you're more likely to see a bit more cloud at times.north of the country, pushes into the north sea. weather fronts crossing us, bringing in some showers, and we have got a ridge of high pressure waiting in the wings. so, on saturday, there will be sunny spells, we will see widespread showers develop, some of those will be heavy and thundery, still going to be breezy in the north and south, and at times there will be large areas of cloud moving around. temperatures, 15 to about 20. into sunday, there is a little bit of uncertainty in the timing of a weather front coming in from the atlantic. it looks like it will bring some rain in later in the day. further east, we are looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers, but fewer showers than on saturday and quite a lot of cloud at times, with highs of up to 20 degrees. there's also a bit of uncertainty in the timing of a front coming in from the atlantic on sunday. what's looking like is going to happen is that will come in later in the day, bringing in some rain. and mostly on sunday it is

helens and leeds and a new rivalry, it determination to get here, a determination to get there.h to give leads the victory. there would be no comeback, st. helens, the sport grows the stage grows the challenge cup remains as big as ever. a low—scoring first half there to england, wales captain workforce off with first—half injury use there, hope to avoid... 9—3 to england there in the second half, scotland will try to get the better of france, they play in just over an hour 's time. 0n the penultimate day of the world cycling championships in scotland, great britain have claimed four gold medals. there was success in para cycling . with a second gold of the championships for fin graham, this time in the road race. that's where william bjergfelt also claimed his title. 0li weightman won the junior trials competition. but the best was saved till last. with the most dramatic victory of the day belonging to tom pidcock in the men's cross country as nick parrott reports. i'm so proud to be here. tom paid kok has spent _ i'm so proud to be here. tom paid kok has spent most _ i'm so pr

and of course there's the leeds and reading festivals amongst a number of other music festivals.m. as i say this is a strike that has been going on and on, i may sound familiar in what i am saying, this is the 2a strike we have had since last summer, and there have been other strikes announced for next saturday, and a train driver is a strike on friday. so a bit of train misery ahead, i think, for travellers here.- think, for travellers here. ellie, thank you _ think, for travellers here. ellie, thank you for— think, for travellers here. ellie, thank you for bringing - think, for travellers here. ellie, thank you for bringing us - think, for travellers here. ellie, thank you for bringing us the i thank you for bringing us the details on that. our correspondent ellie price there. authorities in hawaii have published the names of almost 400 people who've been missing since wildfires swept the island of maui earlier this month. they're calling for any survivors on the list to come forward, so the number of people unaccounted for can be reduced. teams are still searching the charred

these great northern towns and i've lived in places like leeds york and like leeds and york and carlisleal and think industrial heritage and i think it be bad politically and it would be bad politically and economically and morally to write morally. it write them off. morally. it speaks we're in speaks for itself. we're all in one country. after each one country. we look after each other, pay tax together. so other, we pay tax together. so we've towards we've got responsibility towards each i think economically each other. i think economically it wouldn't work as well because yes, there are absolutely downtimes for regions of the uk depending on macro economic trends or government investment and so on. but look at places like sheffield or liverpool that had a very tough time in their 80s and 90s. and then have been regenerated. there's been huge investment and it would be bad politically as well because i think the conservative government of today they learned the political lessons of the 80s, which are you have to govern in the interests of the whole united kingdom. people from the labo

and leeds mornin- good which runs readin- and leeds mornin. to you as morning.nk about how he was really excited going to the final? you are saying, have you packed enough underwear, all of those practical things? how does it, you know, why is it so important that right now you are talking to us here on the sofa? ! you are talking to us here on the sofa? ~ ., , , you are talking to us here on the sofa? ~ . , , . sofa? i think that hindsight is a wonderfulthing. _ sofa? i think that hindsight is a wonderful thing. and _ sofa? i think that hindsight is a wonderful thing. and a - sofa? i think that hindsight is a wonderful thing. and a year- sofa? i think that hindsight is a| wonderful thing. and a year on, sofa? i think that hindsight is a i wonderful thing. and a year on, we want to make sure that other parents and other young people, yes, they are getting excited by different experiences but they are equipped to be safe and come home having had a good time, what did you know of how david wanted to celebrate and how he wanted to celebrate at the festival? david a

at reading and leeds forfestival—goers, i think some showers will be in the forecast but there'll beit's actually going to be quite a cool and fresh affair. some showers will continue, particularly in western areas. temperatures even in the towns and cities down to nine or 10 degrees. and then we will see a band of cloud and rain starting to push in across northern ireland. now, this is going to make very slow progress eastwards. it's also going to peter out as it goes, so just turning cloudy and damp for northern ireland. elsewhere, sunny spells and showers, but the showers should be a little bit less intense by this stage. and temperatures north to south 14—21, maybe 22 degrees in the south—east. so, for the notting hill carnival on sunday, a chance for a shower — i think there should be some lengthy dry gaps in between any showers — and monday looks like being a largely dry day because this area of high pressure is going to try to build in. so monday, which is a bank holiday for most of us, of course, looks like a mostly dry day. there will be one or two showers, some spells of su

a 36—year—old man is due to appear at leeds magistrates�* court later today, charged with causing ord. that man, matthew rycroft, has also been charged with failing to provide a specimen. another man from bolton, who'd previously been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, has been released on bail. in a statement, callum's mother paid tribute to him, saying, "he was a beautiful, happy soul who was unique, great fun and larger than life. he brought light, laughter and noise into any room. he had a massive impact on everyone who met him, and the house is so quiet without him here." as callum's family try to come to terms with such a devastating loss, officers are still trying to piece together what happened on this stretch of motorway. alice key, bbc news. there's been an increase recently in shoplifting, with supermarkets like the co—0p targeted by armed gangs. now, some shop workers are claiming that self—checkout tills are making stores more vulnerable to theft. newsnight s uk editor, sima kotecha, has the full story. a co—0p store in london in february of thi

reading and leeds kicks off today, and notting hill on sunday. we will leave you with ten seconds of corgi 0lympics, kind of. this is the second annual corgi race in lithuania. there were seven weight categories, with prizes for the fastest dog and even best dressed. how cute are they? you are all caught up. have a great weekend. hello. we�*ll take a look at the forecast for the weekend in a moment, but i want to look back first of all at some of the dramatic weather we saw during friday because in parts of scotland, vicious thunderstorms spawned some funnel clouds — this one here in fife looking like it touched down on the ground, making it a tornado. and you can see the extent of those intense thunderstorms across eastern, central and southern parts of scotland through friday, but there were plenty of showers and storms elsewhere as well. now, there are more showers in the outlook for the weekend, but i think they will tend to become a little less intense, a little less potent. there�*ll be some spells of sunshine too. low pressure in charge of

for the leeds festival, i think you could pick up a few showers, which could be on the heavy side.at we'll see tomorrow, i think it could stay largely dry with good sunny spells. now, as we move through this evening, overnight, the showers mostly fade away. that weather front, a weakening feature, spreads across central and eastern england. just a band of patchy cloud on it. and it will be quite a cool night to come again, particularly out of town under those clear skies, single digits likely for many of us now for monday. and of course, monday is a bank holiday for most of us, it's looking like being a fairly good day, i think, quite a bit of sunshine around into the afternoon. the shower clouds may bubble up. you could see the odd light shower here and there, but most places should stay dry. and top temperatures, 21 celsius. it's the high teens further north and winds will be light, as well. as we move out on monday into tuesday, things change again. the low pressure starts to push into the north of the uk. that'll to bring stronger winds, blustery showers certainly to scotland.

— leeds festival? it won't be fair. it's an leeds festival?i do know there is a two seconds delay, apologies for that, they want to identify staff who could come in to ensure a minimum level of service during strike action? 50 ensure a minimum level of service during strike action?— during strike action? so they will ban them from _ during strike action? so they will ban them from going _ during strike action? so they will ban them from going on - during strike action? so they will ban them from going on strike. i during strike action? so they will| ban them from going on strike. if you've _ ban them from going on strike. if you've got — ban them from going on strike. if you've got signalling workers in the railway— you've got signalling workers in the railway or— you've got signalling workers in the railway or people doing the overhead line or— railway or people doing the overhead line ortrain— railway or people doing the overhead line or train guards, they will be banned — line or train guards, they will be banned from taking strike action.

for the leeds festival, i think you could pick up a few showers, which could be on the heavy side. tomorrow. i think it could stay largely dry with good sunny spells. now, as we move through this evening, overnight, the showers mostly fade away. that weather front, a weakening feature, spreads across central and eastern england. just a band of patchy cloud on it. and it will be quite a cool night to come again, particularly out of town under those clear skies, single digits likely for many of us. now for monday, and — of course, monday is a bank holiday for most of us — it's looking like being a fairly good day. i think quite a bit of sunshine around into the afternoon. the shower clouds may bubble up. you could see the odd light shower here and there, but most places should stay dry. and top temperatures, 21 degrees. it's the high teens further north and winds will be light as well. as we move out of monday into tuesday, things change again. the low pressure starts to push into the north of the uk. that's going to bring stronger winds, blustery showers certainly to scotland. some

st helens beat leeds rhinos in the women's event before leigh leopards made history with their firstr on golden point in a thrilling match. adam wild was watching. two big firsts. for the women, the first challenge cup final here at wimbley, victory for st. helens, significant step in the delivery of the women's game. first victory since 1971 for the leigh leopards, a victory few leigh will ever forget. for these fans the journey has been long, the wait even longer. rovers more than 40, for leigh, more than 50 yea rs. since changing their name and colours to leopards, 10 two were making a lot of noise, it felt a long time in the making, the leopards wouldn't be quiet for long, lachlan lem levelled the game. a contest worthy of the occasion, it was the leopards that pounce, tom briscoe finding a space when no one else could. still, time four more drama. this kick somehow evaded everyone, until crucially it bounced its way to a whole kr band. brad schneider kicking level with just seconds remaining. with just seconds to remain meaning, after all these years both sides would have to han

leeds town centre.ot crime, but mean i mean not a crime, but i mean i mean the police do by and large. i mean i think in britain we've got the best police force in the world. there fair? i'd rather be arrested cops in britain arrested by cops in britain than cops pretty any other country. >> i think they were. think >> i think they were. i think they were the best police force. but i think people have lost a lot confidence in them in lot of confidence in them in recent years. and i think it's a great shame. i don't know the answer to it, but i think probably you hit the nail on the head bothering too much head there bothering too much about kind thing and not about this kind of thing and not real about this kind of thing and not reaiyeah. we've this >> yeah. and we've seen this seep into all areas of life. i mean, all public institutions, also private businesses. they've mean, all public institutions, alscequity,3 businesses. they've mean, all public institutions, alscequity, diverse sses. they've mean,

leeds town centre.ot crime, but mean i mean not a crime, but i mean i mean the police do by and large. i mean i think in britain we've got the best police force in the world. there fair? i'd rather be arrested cops in britain arrested by cops in britain than cops pretty any other country. >> i think they were. think >> i think they were. i think they were the best police force. but i think people have lost a lot confidence in them in lot of confidence in them in recent years. and i think it's a great shame. i don't know the answer to it, but i think probably you hit the nail on the head bothering too much head there bothering too much about kind thing and not about this kind of thing and not real about this kind of thing and not reaiyeah. we've this >> yeah. and we've seen this seep into all areas of life. i mean, all public institutions, also private businesses. they've mean, all public institutions, alscequity,3 businesses. they've mean, all public institutions, alscequity, diverse sses. they've mean,

for the leeds festival, i think you could pick up a few showers, which could be on the heavy side. with good sunny spells. now, as we move through this evening, overnight, the showers mostly fade away. that weather front, a weakening feature, spreads across central and eastern england. just a band of patchy cloud on it. and it will be quite a cool night to come again, particularly out of town under those clear skies, single digits likely for many of us now for monday. and of course, monday is a bank holiday for most of us, it's looking like being a fairly good day, i think, quite a bit of sunshine around. into the afternoon, the shower clouds may bubble up. you could see the odd light shower here and there, but most places should stay dry. and top temperatures, 21 celsius. it's the high teens further north and winds will be light, as well. as we move out on monday into tuesday, things change again. the low pressure starts to push into the north of the uk. that'll to bring stronger winds, blustery showers certainly to scotland. some of these showers could be quite heavy. elsewhere,

if you are off to the reading or leeds festival, there is the chance of a shower today. even through the next few days in both festivals. so into this evening and overnight, we hang on to the showers in the north and the west where they could be heavy and thundery, we'll see some sharp showers moving along the south coast of england. in between, some clear skies and a cool night, in fact, in sheltered glens, temperatures fall away to about 7 degrees. so, into tomorrow, we lose the showers quite quickly from the south—east. we'll hang on to the showers across scotland and northern ireland. more showers will develop more widely across england and wales and some of those will prove to be heavy and thundery. in between, again, we are looking bright spells and sunny skies. highs, 15 to 21, north to south. that leads us into sunday. we start with some showers across central and eastern areas, and lot of dry weather, some sunshine, a weak weather front will bring more cloud with some spots of rain into northern ireland through the day. potentially getting as far east as western

the leeds rhinos may have won the challenge cup three years in a row, but they are not underestimatingeveral times, and probably on bed rest for a week or two after, but that is hanging on in the game, and when you have been in a fight and you have got a few things up your sleeve, i'm sure they have too. after ten years playing the game, captainjodie boyd—ward is used to being the only woman on the team, and isn't afraid to get stuck in. over the years, i have developed this i give as good as i get mentality, if not more, so when i go out there, i make sure i tackle the hardest and defend as hard as possible, because to me, i am just another player on the squad. nathan collins, what an intelligent player he is. nathan collins was part of the team beat france last year, and he is looking forward to going head—to—head with england team—mates who play for catalans. it will be a tough game, but we have played them before, we have shown we can do it last year in the challenge cup, so it will be close, but i think we can do it. that world cup victory did much to raise the profile of the whee

for the leeds festival, i think you could pick up a few showers, which could be on the heavy side. could stay largely dry with good sunny spells. now, as we move through this evening, overnight, the showers mostly fade away. that weather front, a weakening feature, spreads across central and eastern england. just a band of patchy cloud on it. and it will be quite a cool night to come again, particularly out of town under those clear skies, single digits likely for many of us. now for monday — and of course, monday is a bank holiday for most of us — it's looking like being a fairly good day, i think, quite a bit of sunshine around. into the afternoon, the shower clouds may bubble up. you could see the odd light shower here and there, but most places should stay dry. and top temperatures, 21 celsius, it's the high teens further north, and winds will be light, as well. as we move out of monday into tuesday, things change again. the low pressure starts to push into the north of the uk. that'll bring stronger winds, blustery showers certainly to scotland, some of these showers could be

so yeah , we will provide leeds.them . have them. >> hey, anna riley, thank you so much for bringing us up to date there on a story that has dominated social media and indeed the newspapers this morning. thank you for bringing us anna. no it us up to speed, anna. no it really is interesting to hear what the police had to say as well. >> perhaps there's more context to that wasn't in that one to this that wasn't in that one video. always there's video. there's always there's always to dig into. but but always more to dig into. but but really scenes. yeah, absolutely. >> now, new figures this morning reveal that 755 people crossed the english channel yesterday in small boats . well, it comes as small boats. well, it comes as the home secretary suella braverman, said she will leave no stone unturned in clamping down on illegal immigration. >> but it does beg the question, is it time for britain to leave the european court of human rights or indeed the convention in a quest to stop the boats? >> well, here to debate this

the leeds festival could pick up some showers, that may be on the heavy side. all night to come again, particularly out of town, under those clear skies, single digits likely for many others. now come up on monday, which of course, is a bank on a day for most of us, it is looking like it�*ll be a fairly good day i think. quite a bit clouds may bubble up, and we could see the odd light shower here and we could see the odd light shower here and there. those places should stay high teens top temperatures of 21 degrees, and the high teens further north. the winds will be light as well. so as we go into tuesday, things change, and we pushing into the north of the uk, the stronger winds. blustery showers, and for scotland, some of the showers might be quite heavy. elsewhere, some sunny spells, but this with print will be spreading across england and wales, bringing a band of showers. but it will be combined, confined to eastern areas. it's combined, confined to eastern areas. it�*s quite a bit of sunshine developing behind it i think. top temperatures around 22 degre

it's on the same day as events, including the notting hill carnival, and the reading and leeds festivalsit's the first day of the bank holiday weekend, but it's misery for many hoping to get away. 20,000 train workers are on strike. there's also planned engineering works. the end result? reduced services across the three days. meant to be going to manchester to an art exhibition and we bought tickets a long time ago. so yeah, it was a little bit of a shock to find out that our trains were cancelled. no, i understand why they're striking, but from a selfish point of view, it is kind of difficult. i think they've gone on too long and i do think it's time - that they started to sit around a table and sort it out. - today, the rmt union wrote to the rail delivery group, which represents 14 train operators, setting out what it calls a roadmap to end the current deadlock, as well as a backdated pay offer and a guarantee of no compulsory redundancies. the letter calls for each train company to set out full details of the changes it is planning to working practices. the industry argues those ref

tom wagoner and tom brady's first game saw the blues beat leeds 1—0 with a penalty.erfuljob. we are pleased with how things turned out and it is the first step in a long journey. the fans got me energised. hearing the chants, i've got to learn the songs. it is a great way to start this whole experience. it is a very diverse and young city. lots of immigrant population that are coming in. enormous energy. when you put all of that together, you create an environment where anything can happen. tom brady won the super bowl seven times, he hopes his knowledge can help the team. there are a lot of similarities to performing at your very best and over a long period of time. that are what clubs and players are trying to do. the tactics are a little different. the sport has its own unique challenges, but performing at your best and winning, that covers a lot of ground. the game was a sell—out. blues fans were excited about the new era. very excited there is a new sense of optimism. absolutely buzzing. i cannot believe it feels like christmas day. we are the beacon of hope - f

we and indeed leeds. but we do. must move on because one of the biggest stories this weekend, of course, is the lucy letby case. and of course an independent inquiry has been committed to by the government. but there are big questions on whether or not this should be a statutory increments , a statutory inquiry increments, a statutory inquiry . why hasn't the government been clear on this . clear on this. >> well, look, as soon as the verdict , this is an appalling, verdict, this is an appalling, horrific case of child murder . horrific case of child murder. and as soon as those verdicts were handed down on friday, the government announced that there would be a full inquiry into what happened. so the parents can understand what happened. and i've been reading in the paper today and yesterday the stories of the consultants who reported early warnings about what was happening and the inquiry will look at how those warnings, how concerns that were raised were handled by the hospital, by the trust executive . so that wi

in leeds, you're more likely to see a bit more cloud at times.onts crossing us, bringing in some showers, and we have got a ridge of high pressure waiting in the wings. so, on saturday, there will be sunny spells, we will see widespread showers develop, some of those will be heavy and thundery, still going to be breezy in the north and south, and at times there will be large areas of cloud moving around. temperatures, 15 to about 20. into sunday, there is a little bit of uncertainty in the timing of a weather front coming in from the atlantic. it looks like it will bring some rain in later in the day. further east, we are looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers, but fewer showers than on saturday and quite a lot of cloud at times, with highs of up to 20 degrees. there's also a bit of uncertainty in the timing of a front coming in from the atlantic on sunday. what's looking like is going to happen is that will come in later in the day, bringing in some rain. and mostly on sunday it is going to be sunshine and showers. studies department this

it's on the same day as events including the notting hill carnival and reading and leeds festivals.e 24th strike since last summer. four young people who died in a crash in county tipperary while on the way to exam results celebrations on friday have been named. 24—year—old luke mcsweeney, his 18—year—old sister grace mcsweeney, and 18—year—olds zoey coffey and nicole murphy died in clonmel after the car they were travelling in struck a wall. it's understood they had been on their way to celebrate after the three teenagers received their leaving certificate exam results earlier that day. ireland's premier leo varadkar said the nation is mourning their deaths. authorities in hawaii have published the names of almost 400 people who've been missing since wildfires swept the island of maui earlier this month. they're calling for any survivors on the list to come forward so the number of people unaccounted for can be reduced. teams are still searching the charred remains of the historic town of lahaina and other areas. 115 people are known to have died. monday marks 60 years since 250,00

expect showers of part two of the weekend both for the reading and leeds festivals. largely dry on monday with some good, sunny spells and temperatures in the low 20 celsius. as we head through sunday evening, looking like the weather front continues to push its way eastwards into western britain with a band of cloud, one of two spots of rain and for most places the showers will fade away and we are in with another clear and fairly cool night to come. that is sunday night out of the way and let's head into monday and for many of us money as a bank holiday and this front, weather front, is a very weak feature as across england and wales so patchy cloud and one or two spots of rain on it as it pushes its way eastwards otherwise quite a bit of sunshine around on either side of the front which means we will start to see the sunshine appearing in abundance across scotland and northern ireland with temperatures of 21—22 c in the south—east then the high teens further north and west. staying showery unsettled across the country for this upcoming week though we will see a qu