the link is available on the lincolnshire police website at www.lincs. police.uk. available on the lincolnshireww.lincs.police.uk. if you have any information relating to our investigation, including if you think you know the identity of this man 101, quoting incident for a19 of the 28th ofjuly. i'm extremely grateful to the public and the media in helping us to identify this man. thank you. in helping us to identify this man. thank yon-— in helping us to identify this man. thank ou. . , ., thank you. three teenagers have died and another — thank you. three teenagers have died and another has _ thank you. three teenagers have died and another has been _ thank you. three teenagers have died and another has been seriously - and another has been seriously injured after the car they were in crashed in north yorkshire. the accident happened at around 11pm last night. officers don't believe any other vehicles were involved. passengers, a 17—year—old man and 218—year—old men died as a result of their injuries. the 18—year—old driver with serious injuries. police are appealing for any witnesses. rail p

the images were released this morning by lincolnshire police.d that two people previously arrested in connection with the child's murder have been released without further action. i am urgently appealing for the public�*s help to identify the man in these photographs, who we want to speak to, following the death of nine—year—old lilia. as part of our fast—moving murder investigation, we now have cctv images of a man who we need to locate. if you see him, do not approach him, but immediately call 999. photos of lilia are among tributes being left near the scene. this is a town that remains in deep shock at the events that took place here in fountain lane on thursday evening. flowers and candles are now being left around various parts of the town, and now that the cordon has been lifted, they also have been left at the scene where lilia was found with a stab wound. when you see something like that, your legs are shaking. my daughter is seven years old now. my son is three years old. i think everybody at the moment are scared to walk around town. l

chief superintendent martyn parker from licking —— lincolnshire police.gn trail today. former tory leadership contender tom tugendhat has become the latest senior conservative to back liz truss in the race to become prime minister. mr tugendhat, who was knocked out in fifth place, said the foreign secretary could unite the party. in the contest to replace borisjohnson, ms truss is now seen as the frontrunner. more from our political correspondent, ione wells. the general consensus from both sides is that either she would need some big blow to the campaign or rishi sunak would need an incredible boost, really, to bring him back at this stage. now, in terms of, as you say, the endorsement that we've had last night from tom tugendhat and why that's significant — perhaps less so the endorsement itself, remember that at the moment it's not really mps that matter right now, it's the tory party members. but i think why it's significant is the fact that he's decided to come out now and support her shows that people like him think that's where the momentum is. it'

police investigating the fatal stabbing of nine—year—old lilia valutyte in lincolnshire have arrested on suspicion of murder. a major disaster has been declared in the us state of kentucky after floods killed at least 25 people. duncan scott will be the commonwealth champion! and it's a scotland england one—two, as duncan scott and tom dean take gold and silver in the pool. good evening. by this time tomorrow we will know if england women's wait for a major trophy has ended after they take on germany in tomorrow's euros final at wembley. the lionesses, who've scored 20 goals and conceded only one so far, have been preparing to take on the most successful nation in the tournament's history. our sports correspondent natalie pirks looks ahead to tomorrow's game. you know it's a big deal when the queen �*s guard get involved. the familiar refrain of the three lions has been echoing round every ground on route to wembley. and will no doubt again for this sell—out final. from lionesses of the past to the current squad, as they survey the pristine pitch that took a moment to take it all into

by afternoon a new record when coningsby in lincolnshire reached 40.3 celsius. record for scotland too, insit rating the previous record. we insit rating the previous record. - have been beating records by 1.5 and 2 degrees. and this is unusual. these are high temperatures over a broad area and quite surprising. look at today's temperatures compared to previous records. in 1976 it peaked just shy of 36 degrees. it was 27 years before that record was broken. 16 years after that, it hit 38.7 celsius. just three years later and we have got today's new record. who would have thought over 40 degrees in the uk? and it isn'tjust get being hotter, years ago temperatures would only reach peaks like this in the far south. but look how the temperatures are moving north and west. the heat is getting more intense and it is spreading. and say scientists, we need to prepare for more record temperatures in the coming years. the first thing organisations can do is make sure their heat wave plans are suitable and fit for purpose and they're going to work. as individuals we can re

been charged with murdering a nine—year—old girl who was found stabbed in the street in boston, lincolnshirefice of the prince of wales has insisted that all rules were followed when the prince's charitable fund took a donation of a millon pounds from the bin laden family of saudi arabia. the chair of the public inquiry investigating the post office scandal has called for the process of compensation for victims to be sped up. good evening and welcome to wembley. well, they've done it. england's lionesses have beaten germany to win euro 2022 — the first major international trophy either the men's or women's national teams have landed for more than half a century. they won 2—1 — but they needed extra time to do it. it took them an hour to open the scoring — substitute ella toone latching on to a lovely pass from keira walsh to lob the goalkeeper and put england one up. but just when it seemed that would be enough to bring home the trophy, germany equalised with just ten minutes to go — dampening the noise that had begun to reverberate around the stadium. but in extra—time england took the lead

in coningsby, in lincolnshire, the thermometer hit 40.3c., 29 places across england have broken the old record which was 38.7 degrees. scotland has experienced its hottest day on record with the temperature reaching 34.8 celsius in the scottish borders. and it's notjust daytime temperatures we're talking about. provisional figures show last night was also the warmest on record — that was in emley moor in west yorkshire — where it reached 25.9c overnight. even before noon today, a new uk temperature record was set — 39.1 degrees in charlwood in surrey. but that record didn't last long, it was broken about an hour later at london heathrow, where 40.2 degrees was recorded. and then later in the afternoon, another record, coningsby in lincolnshire hit 40.3 degrees. so that's the timeline of a day that has not only broken records but brought the climate crisis to our doorsteps. more on that later but first to the east of the capital where the london fire brigade has declared a major incident. daniel sandford reports. as weather thermometers breac

earlier, lincolnshire police had released cctv images of a man they wanted to talk to.ation, a 22—year—old man had been arrested in the area. i can confirm that we have arrested a 22—year—old man on suspicion of murder. he is now in police custody. officers detained the man in boston central park area at around 2:1i5pm today. lincolnshire police say officers continue to provide support to lilia's family as they grieve following their unimaginable loss. philip norton, bbc news, boston. now on bbc news, locked away: ukraine's stolen lives — a warning this programme contains scenes some viewers may find upsetting. i've been to hundreds of institutions, and i get a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach whenever i come. this is the search to uncover ukraine's most shameful secret. oh, my god, this is his ribs. this is his ribs hanging out. it's a nightmare. it's a living hell on earth. we're with human rights investigators eric and halyna, exposing the abuse and neglect of disabled people. translation: there is nothing we can do to help this child. - unfortunately, naturei h

in coningsby in lincolnshire, the thermometer hit 40.3 degrees centigrade.e broken the old record, which was 38.7 degrees. scotland has experienced its hottest day on record with the temperature reaching 34.8 degrees centigrade, in charterhall in the scottish borders. and it's notjust daytime temperatures we're talking about. provisional figures show last night was also the warmest on record, that was in emley moor in west yorkshire, where it reached 25.9 degrees centigrade — that was overnight. even before noon today, a new uk temperature record was set — 39.1 degrees in charlwood, and that's in surrey. but that did not last long — it was broken about an hour later at london heathrow, where 40.2 degrees was recorded. and then, later in the afternoon, another record — coningsby in lincolnshire hit that 40.3 degrees. so, why is the temperature of 40 celsius or above so significant in the uk? some of us have been on holiday and experienced temperatures like that but, then again, we're relaxing, we can have a dip in the pool, go in the sea. whereas in this coun

superintendent kate anderson from lincolnshire police.r loss. the result of the condition alopecia. in a video posted this afternoon on social media, will smith spoke directly to the camera and answered a series of questions about the incident on march the 27th. t a series of questions about the incident on march the 27th. i spent the last three _ incident on march the 27th. i spent the last three months _ incident on march the 27th. i spent the last three months replaying . incident on march the 27th. i spent| the last three months replaying and understanding the nuances and the complexities of what happened in that moment. i'm not going to try to unpack all that right now, but i can say to all of you that there is no part of me that thinks that was the right way to behave in that moment. there is no part of me that thinks that is the optimal way to handle all the feeling of disrespect or insults. ~ ,, insults. will smith. the 22nd commonwealth _ insults. will smith. the 22nd commonwealth games - insults. will smith. the 22nd commonwealt

earlier, lincolnshire police had released cctv images of the man they wanted to talk to.old man had been arrested in the area. i can confirm that we have arrested a 22—year—old man on suspicion of murder. he is now in police custody. 0fficers detained the man in boston central park area at around 2:1i5pm today. lincolnshire police say officers continue to provide support to lilia's family as they grieve following their unimaginable loss. there's been yet more disruption on britain's railways this weekend as train drivers who are members of the aslef union, walk out, in a row over pay. drivers from seven rail companies are involved in the strike. it's the second this week affecting passengers, with more strikes scheduled for dates in august. 0ur correspondent, judith moritz, reports on the scale of the disruption. folkestone station this morning was a gateway to nowhere. no southeastern trains running and passengers who didn't know about today's strike caught by surprise. so we were planning to go to brighton and now we'll have to find an alternative. probably we'll have t

the link is available on the lincolnshire police website.igation, including if you think you'd know the identity of this man, call 101 quoting incident a19 of the 28th ofjuly. i am extremely grateful to the public and the media in helping us to identify this man. thank you. that was the chief superintendent. former tory leadership contender tom tugendhat has become the latest senior conservative to back liz truss in the race to become prime minister. mr tugendhat, who was knocked out in fifth place, said the foreign secretary could unite the party. in the contest to replace borisjohnson, ms truss is now seen as the frontrunner against the former chancellor rishi sunak. 0ur political correspondent, ione wells, says it appears liz truss is leading the contest right now general consensus from both sides is that either she would need some big blow to the campaign or rishi sunak would need an incredible boost really to bring him back at this stage. now, in terms of, as you say, the endorsement that we've had last night from tom tugendhat and why

we have been died after being stabbed in boston in lincolnshire.— in boston in lincolnshire.have arrested two people in connection | arrested two people in connection with the incident. we believe this to be an isolated incident and we are pursuing extensive lines of inquiry and have committed a number of resources to this investigation. you will see more officers patrolling the area and we have a high number of specialist detectives who have been brought in to assist the investigation. we do believe this to be an isolated incident and we are not in a position to name the victim. her parents are being supported by specially trained officers at this very difficult time and i can only imagine the grief and pain they are going through. their welfare and the wealth of those she knew are a priority. we would ask the media to respect the family's right to privacy at this difficult time. we ask people to refrain from speculating on social media in what is a desperately sad situation and also a live investigation. both the public, police and herfamily also a live investigation. both

firstly, they said the extremely high temperatures — 40.3 celsius seen in lincolnshire — are still ay climate change. the scientists concluded the record temperatures were due directly to man—made global warming. we would not have had last week�*s temperatures without climate change. that�*s for sure. if we want to keep a heatwave like this a rare event, we really have to get to net zero greenhouse gas emissions very soon. net zero is the point where we stop adding more greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. it is written in uk law that we must get there by 2050. so how are we doing? the uk has made a lot of promises, some of them are even world—leading promises. but we�*re not turning to the rhetoric into action. we�*re not yet seeing investments on the ground, policies that can catalyse action. the heatwave shows we need to reduce emissions and build resilience to the effects of climate change, those are where we need to focus energy moving forward. until the world stops emitting greenhouse gases, temperatures will continue to rise and heatwaves will become hotter and more frequent. j

studio: a short statement then from the chief superintendent martin parker, from lincolnshire police,ear—old man in the central boston area this afternoon, it only happens around one hour and 20 minutes ago. —— detained. it follows the release of the cctv footage of a man they wanted to question and it does appear that people members of the public, have been able to help the public, have been able to help the police, but still want to hear from anyone who may have any information about lilia valutyte's death after she was fatally stabbed on thursday in fountain lane in boston. yesterday, the police named her as lilia valutyte. there's yet more disruption on britain's railways this weekend, as train drivers who are members of the aslef union, at seven rail companies walk out, in a row over pay. it's the second strike this week affecting passengers, with more scheduled for dates in august. our correspondent, judith moritz, reports on the scale of the disruption. folkestone station this morning was a gateway to nowhere. no southeastern trains running and passengers who didn't know about

police in lincolnshire have issued an appealfor a man they would like to question, over the death of—year—old lilia valutyte. widespread disruption to train services is expected throughout the uk today, as drivers from 7 operators as drivers from seven operators walk out over pay. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, says the killings of 50 prisoners of war at a detention centre, in the russian—occupied part of the donetsk region, on friday, is a war crime. moscow has accused kyiv of killing the prisoners in a rocket strike. and pope francis has said he may need to consider stepping down — and would do so — if his health meant that he could not serve in the way he should. now on bbc news —take me to the opera, with zeinab badawi. i've been an opera fan for decades, and i want to share my passion with you. so i'm on a mission to find out how opera is making itself fit for the future. this time i'm meeting some of the top creatives who make sure that the magic happens so that the big stars can shine so brightly on the night. i feel it really like a pilot. i mean, we are ready. the

sued rooney after the latter accused her of leaking her private information to the sun police in lincolnshire arrest two people after a nine—year—old girl died in a suspected stabbing. we do believe this to be an isolated incident and we are not yet in a position to name the victim. her parents are being supported by specially trained officers at this very difficult time and i can only imagine the grief and pain they are going through. the government says people will receive the £400 to help with rising energy bills in six monthly installments from october. the government concedes it needs to improve its response to international crises — after mps described the uk's response as a disaster and betrayal likely to have cost afghan lives. the first gold of the commonwealth games. ,., the first gold of the commonwealth games. _, ., the first gold of the commonwealth games. ,., ., ., �* , games. gold for england in the men's triathlon on the _ games. gold for england in the men's triathlon on the first _ games. gold for england in the men's triathlon on the first day _ games. gold for england in t

we start tomorrow with a lot of sunshine, even a cloud stretching from lincolnshire down to the islewight will even start to melt away and more sunshine dominate through the day. in the latter stages of the afternoon there will be wet weather pushing into northern ireland and south—west england, top temperatures ranging from iii south—west england, top temperatures ranging from 1a to 27 celsius in the south—east. as we move into tuesday more wet weather into the far north—west, warm and sultry in the south—east. hello, this is bbc news. iam i am frankie mccamley. the headlines: england's lionesses will attempt to make history this afternoon when they take on germany in the final of the european championship. the office of the prince of wales has insisted that all rules were followed when the prince's charitable fund took a donation of £1 millon from the bin laden family of saudi arabia. just days before ballot papers arrive with tory members, rishi sunak and liz truss set out new promises on health and education. the chair of the public inquiry investigating the post office scandal h

detecives in lincolnshire are continuing to hold a man they arrested yesterday afternoon on suspiciona wiegman lillia valutyte was stabbed while playing in a town centre street on thursday. today, police have been searching near the scene of the killing. jake zuckerman has the latest. if this is the house. back police in boston today searching in back gardens and drains, just a few hundred yards from where on thursday evening nine—year—old lillia valutyte was killed. meanwhile, a house opposite boston central park remained cordoned off as forensic investigators worked inside. this is a town where all too often the focus has been on the divisions between different communities but this tragedy has cut across those boundaries. it’s tragedy has cut across those boundaries.— tragedy has cut across those boundaries. �* , , , , boundaries. it's terrible, yes. i don't know— boundaries. it's terrible, yes. i don't know how _ boundaries. it's terrible, yes. i don't know how to _ boundaries. it's terrible, yes. i don't know how to explain - boundaries. it's terrible, yes. i don't know how to exp

feeling is available on the lincolnshire police website.

we will start off tomorrow with a lot of sunshine around, even the cloud really stretching from lincolnshiren to the isle of wight, gradually starting to melt away and will sunshine dominate through the day. into the latter stages of the afternoon, there will be some wet weather, pushing into northern ireland and south—west england. jump temperatures ranging from 14 to once again 27 celsius. as we move into tuesday, more wet weather into the far north—west, warm and sultry in the south—east. hello this is bbc news. as part of the commonwealth games bein- as part of the commonwealth games being hosted in london our correspondence laura scott is there with all— correspondence laura scott is there with all the — correspondence laura scott is there with all the latest details. what has happened? _ with all the latest details. what has happened? there's - with all the latest details. “wrath has happened? there's been a with all the latest details. matt has happened? there's been a truly horrific crash here at the commonwealth games during the second qualifying round of the men's scratch race. it

the green shows normal levels, and all of yorkshire and lincolnshire is yellow or orange, well belowre not watering everything every day. we are carefully looking at what is needed and we are just watering those individual plants as they require it, so that's saving us a significant amount of water. vast swathes of europe that grow this particular type of crop have experienced just as bad if not worse weather. so i think the actual problem will be over the whole european continent. it's quite serious. it's too late for this crop. rain and lower temperatures are badly needed if the so—called breadbasket of england is to produce enough food for all of us in the months ahead. they are all too small. paul murphy, bbc news, spalding. one effect of the covid—19 pandemic has been on the levels of literacy among pre—school age children with many missing out on social interaction. a project by the national literacy trust is trying to close the gap as nicola haseler has been finding out. these early years spent largely with their parents will shape these children's future attainment. it's now

the headlines: here in the uk — police in lincolnshire have issued an appealfor a man they would like over the death of 9—year—old lilia valutyte. widespread disruption to train services is expected throughout the uk today, as drivers from 7 operators walk out over pay. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, says the killings of 50 prisoners of war at a detention centre, in the russian—occupied part of the donetsk region, on friday, is a war crime. moscow has accused kyiv of killing the prisoners in a rocket strike. and pope francis has said he may need to consider stepping down — and would do so — if his health meant that he could not serve in the way he should. now on bbc news: locked away: ukraine's stolen lives — a warning this programme contains scenes some viewers may find upsetting. i've been to hundreds of institutions, and i get a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach whenever i come. this is the search to uncover ukraine's most shameful secret. oh, my god, this is his ribs. this is his ribs hanging out. it's a nightmare. it's a living hell on earth. we're with human rights

but before all that, we might start off a little on the cloudy side through lincolnshire, east angliaing away, lots of sunshine, but out to the west, that weather front starting to arrive by the end of the afternoon. it will bring some rain into northern ireland, so highs of 19 here, but still quite warm and humid across the south east despite that early cloud. temperatures peaking at 27 celsius. so we're likely to see that rain spreading its way east through monday evening and overnight. turning quite showery but there'll still be some heavier bursts. but you will notice once again, no significant rain south of the m4 corridor. so as we go into tuesday, it's a very messy story — there's going to be a lot of cloud around, there'll be outbreaks of showery rain from time to time, always really across england, wales and into scotland and northern ireland. never really across the far south — here, temperatures will stay into the high 20s — that's 80 fahrenheit. but a little bit warmer with the south—westerly flow into eastern scotland. now, we haven't seen that much in the way of rain so

feeling is available on the lincolnshire police website. if you have any information relating to our investigation, including if you think you know the identity of this man, call101 think you know the identity of this man, call 101 quoting incident a19 of the 28th ofjuly. i am extremely grateful to the public and the media in helping us to identify this man. thank you. so that was chief superintendent martyn parker there.— martyn parker there. giving us information _ martyn parker there. giving us information about _ martyn parker there. giving us information about that - martyn parker there. giving us l information about that stabbing. martyn parker there. giving us - information about that stabbing. the latest developments are that the two people who were arrested have been released with no further action taken. a key piece of information is that they have cctv footage of a man they need to locate so they don't know where he is but this is a man the police would like to speak to. the public are being warned that if you do know who he is,

the girl has been named as lilia valutyte and lincolnshire police say they believe it was an isolatedase. archie has been in a coma for three months after suffering "catastrophic" brain damage. his parents took the case to the un committee on the rights of persons with disabilities, after rulings from the highest uk courts said life—support treatment could be withdrawn. the record temperatures in the uk last week would have been "almost impossible" without human—induced climate change, according to leading scientists. the uk recorded temperatures above 40 celsius for the first time on the 19th ofjuly. experts say without human—caused climate change these would have been 2—4 celsius cooler. 5,000 train drivers are due to walk out on strike tomorrow, in a dispute about pay. their union aslef has described the action as a last resort, saying the rising cost of living means workers are facing a real—terms pay cut. and there are more strikes planned in the coming weeks. our transport correspondent katy austin is at paddington station in london. katy, is the walk—out already being felt? we

earlier, lincolnshire police released cctv images of a man they wanted to talk to.man had been arrested in the area. i 22-year-old man had been arrested in the area.- arrested in the area. i can confirm — arrested in the area. i can confirm that _ arrested in the area. i can confirm that we _ arrested in the area. i can confirm that we have - arrested in the area. i can - confirm that we have arrested a 22—year—old man on suspicion of murder. he is now in police custody. officers detained the man in boston central park area around 2:1l5pm today. lincolnshire police say officers continue to provide support to the girl's family as they grieve following their unimaginable lost. it's 1:33 a.m., you are unimaginable lost. it's1:33 a.m., you are watching bbc news and how it is time for the travel show. coming up this week, i am on the greek island of evia, a year on from the devastating forest fires. look at these guys! look at them go! and taking a dip in natural hot springs built for the gods. 0h! that's so hot! we are off to denmark to take a look at the ancient treasu

, potentially up yorkshire, lincolnshire, potentially up to 41 or 42 degrees tomorrow afternoon whichould obviously be unprecedented. as we go through tuesday night we will see some scattered showers and thunderstorms. another warm night in eastern parts but it will tan pressure from the west. temperatures lower than they have been back closer to where they should be. some sunshine, bit of rain at times but still some heat to come first. thanks, ben. and that's bbc news at ten on monday the 18th july. there's more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight with kirsty wark, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here 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 the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are baroness ros altmann, the former conservative pensions minister, and james rampton, features writer at the independent. tomorrow's front pages, we have got most of them now. the high temperatures do

dropping a little london areas but from london northwards towards parts of the east midlands, lincolnshirere we could she democracy temperatures topped ai we could she democracy temperatures topped a1 or a2. temperatures will drop further across northern ireland in western scotland, temperatures up to around 32 in the north—east of scotland, 36 in the south. exceptionally hot, a record—breaking day and another uncomfortable night. at the end of the day we will see rain across the north and west of scotland, rain will work across much of central, southern and eastern england this afternoon and evening. it will still be humid in the south and east, temperatures not dropping much lower than 19 or 20 but look to the north and west, back into lower double figures. as we start tomorrow this is the charge, read these weather fronts the real fresh air is to the west of the weather front stretching from north—east scotland to wales and the south—east, brighter conditions with showers towards the west, it is tracking eastwards and runs into humid air, across southern counties of england, parts of th

we are here in lincolnshire today and tonight i might get to sleep on my own bed in north yorkshire.y, a bit more hilly but my neighbour is a farmer, my entire community are farmers. farming is something that is incredibly important to me. when ifirst came to is incredibly important to me. when i first came to parliament, i is incredibly important to me. when ifirst came to parliament, i rush to get on the agriculture select committee because i thought supporting my rural community was vital in my role as member of parliament. so i can reassure you i will run the most pro—countryside, pro—farming government ever seen. if i don't, my own constituents will not re—elect me, never mind anyone else. applause. hello, i am a former councillor and also a _ hello, i am a former councillor and also a nurse — hello, i am a former councillor and also a nurse and i work during the pandemic — also a nurse and i work during the pandemic. just for the press, they have _ pandemic. just for the press, they have not— pandemic. just for the press, they have not told me to say that, to channel — have not

also this lunchtime: police in lincolnshire arrest two people after a nine—year—old girl died in a suspectedbbing. we do believe this to be an isolated incident and we're not yet in a position to name the victim. her parents are being supported by specially trained officers at this very difficult time and i can only imagine the grief and pain they're going through. the government says people will receive the £400 to help with rising energy bills in six—monthly installments from october. # neighbours, everybody needs good neighbours #. tears on ramsey street as the last episode of the soap opera neighbours airs in the uk later today. and coming up on the bbc news channel. england have won the first gold of the commonwealth games. olympic silver medallist alex yee took the title in the triathlon. good afternoon and welcomes to the bbc news at one. rebekah vardy has lost her libel case, which had become known as the �*wagatha christie�* trial, at the high court. vardy had sued coleen rooney after the latter accused her of leaking private information about her to the tabloid press. both women ha

lilia valutyte was found with a stab wound in fountain lane in boston, lincolnshire, on thursday.er murder and was due to appear before magistrates on monday. the prince of wales accepted a payment of £1 million from the family of 0sama bin laden according to a report in the sunday times. prince charles accepted the money from two of the infamous al-qaeda leader's half—brothers in 2013, two years after he was killed. 0ur royal correspondentjonny dymond says it doesn't appear that he's lincolnshire police said lithuanian national deividas skebas, 22, the prince of wales accepted a payment of £1 million from the family of 0sama bin laden according to a report in the sunday times. prince charles accepted the money from two of the infamous al-qaeda leader's half—brothers in 2013, two years after he was killed. 0ur royal correspondentjonny dymond says it doesn't appear that he's done anything technically wrong. there are lots of good, ethical and logical explanations, legal explanations for what's going on. but it is not a good look for the heir to the throne. there's no doubt about th

major incidents were declared by both humberside and lincolnshire fire services.g a fire. the bbc�*s look north reporterjessica lane spent the morning in boston. the fire started outside this building here. it started at 2pm yesterday afternoon. eight fire engines were called, some came from local stations, one from as far away as lincoln. they also got two of the aerial ladder platform is to come down so they could pour water in from the top and i am told by the firefighters here that it is quite unusual to have about aerial ladder platform is at one job. this unusual to have about aerial ladder platform is at onejob. this is unusual to have about aerial ladder platform is at one job. this is why, the fire here started in the afternoon but was burning well into the night. amazing that, nobody was injured. today there are still real concerns about the safety of the building but the road has been closed off and the firefighters have even stopped trains passing by in case vibrations cause further damage. case vibrations cause further dama . e. , , ., case vibrations

the uk has recorded its hottest ever temperatures, a0.3 celsius in lincolnshire.the government reveals its payoff of over millions of public sector workers and nhs staff will be given a pay raise of the lease £1a00. police would get 5% overall pay reward and unions will pay to reflect living costs. the conservative leadership contest is down to three, knocked out this afternoon meeting rishi sunak, penny mordaunt and liz go through to the next round. a possible change to wedding laws will give couples more say over what they have with ceremonies and private gardens and on beaches. searing heat is pushed to record breaking levels. and coming spin lincolnshire, one of nearly 30 locations where the mercury rose past the previous record of 38.7. fires of broken out in front the emergency services to declare a major incident. nick, but bring us up major incident. nick, but bring us up to date. the major incident. nick, but bring us up to date-— major incident. nick, but bring us u- to date. , ., ., , , ., up to date. the situation seems to have improved _ up to date. t

thundery rain drifted north eastwards across scotland, a band of rain developing across parts of lincolnshire, the midlands and wales. this band of rain may start to drift further north through the afternoon, towards parts of merseyside, south yorkshire for example. sunshine and heavy thundery showers of scotland and northern ireland, the wind easing in the far north—west of northern ireland, the shower slow moving but towards the south—east corner, lengthy spells of sunshine and temperatures likely to 30 or 31 degrees. heading through sunday night there is further our comic showers and thunderstorms, drifting across northern ireland, wet in the far north of scotland, the wind picking up and gail developing across shetland. showers elsewhere, mr and murkier across shetland. showers elsewhere, mrand murkierand across shetland. showers elsewhere, mr and murkier and there and it will be a warm and muggy night. lows of 14 and 18 degrees. be a warm and muggy night. lows of 1a and 18 degrees. low pressure with us as we start the new working week, sitting to the north—east of the uk, fairly brisk wi

at the heart of it, crews from lincolnshire.what we do in the uk. and also to do some enhanced vigilence activity which providing deterrence and reassurance on nato's eastern flank. and that means sending the strongest possible message to russia following its invasion of ukraine earlier this year and its continued bombing and attacks from the air. the strategic location and the importance of this base is clear, less than 100 miles from the border, right on the black sea and just in few minutes' flight time from crimea. i am guessing that russia equally will be aware of what's going on here and the work that you're doing? absolutely. i think the message to russia is absolutely clear at the moment, that nato is here, it's here en masse and it's here ready and prepared. how close can it come to having to do something? we are ready to react, we are ready to take any action that is required. and fortunately, for now, we haven't been put into that position. these aircraft are carrying out their quick reaction alert duties, just like t

lizzy steeljoins us from lincolnshire. i wonder if you could tell us what the latest is please?d you, tributes as well. ., , , flowers there behind you, tributes as well. . , , ., ., as well. it was 'ust around the corner as well. it was 'ust around the as well. it wasjust around the corner here yesterday - as well. it was just around the l corner here yesterday afternoon as well. it was just around the - corner here yesterday afternoon in boston central park that police arrested a 22—year—old man on suspicion of murder and he is still being questioned. earlier in the day police issued cctv images of a man they wanted to speak to in connection with this incident stop of course it has been three days since the tragedy that sent shock waves through this market town. nine—year—old lilia valutyte was out playing here with her sister, apparently playing hula hoop in the centre of boston. it was around 6:20pm on thursday that she was found with a stab wound and later died. since then total shock and outpouring of grief here in the community and yesterday we spoke to some of herfriends

a nine—year—old girl dies after a suspected stabbing in boston in lincolnshire. launch a murder investigation. last week's record temperatures would have been almost impossible if it weren't for man—made climate change, according to scientists in a new report. at least eight people killed in flash floods in kentucky. the governor issues a state of emergency in six counties and warns hundreds of people will lose their homes. the end of the so—called wagatha christie trial — rebecca vardy and colleen rooney will find out today which of them has won their high court libel case. # everybody needs good neighbours. and it's farewell to neighbours after four decades as fans here in the uk prepare for tonight's final episode. birmingham put on a spectacular show last night for the opening ceremony of the commonwealth games. 30,000 people gathered at the alexander stadium, while millions more watched around the world. the show kicks off 11 days of sporting action, with more than 5000 athletes from 72 nations and territories across the commonwealth all taking part across 2

month across southern wales, southern counties of england, parts of east anglia, running up to lincolnshireow on sunday we have seen some rain around, but the majority of that has been falling across parts of northern ireland and scotland where it's been heavy and we have had this zone of rain stretching in across parts of wales as well, bringing some welcome relief from the very dry conditions we've seen. and indeed one of our weather watchers spotted something really rare forjuly in wales — a puddle. now across the eastern areas of england it's been a warm and sunny day, hot actually across parts of east anglia where temperatures in a number of sites reached over 30 degrees celsius. now, looking at the weather forecast overnight, we're going to continue with those south—westerly winds feeding in a few patches of rain here and there. some more persistent, heavier rain across northern scotland, where we've got a weather front that's slowly going to be sinking southwards towards the end of the night. temperatures, well, a fresher night for scotland and northern ireland but for england and wa

eastern parts, widely into the middle to the high 30s, but some parts of east midlands, yorkshire, lincolnshirehigh as 40 celsius. welcome to newsday, reporting from singapore i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. warnings of a "heat apocalypse" as a blistering heatwave engulfs much of europe with wildfires spreading in many countries. up up in the wood you can see guys tackling the fire is, there's a huge amount of activity down here and it is smoky. just look at the haze in the trees. the intense heatwave is affecting most of the uk — where tuesday could be the hottest day since records began. a chinese filmmaker appears in court in malawi charged with child exploitation — following an investigation by bbc africa eye. the sentencing phase of the trial of florida school shooter begins nicolas cruz pleaded guilty

, but the _ pennines, yorkshire, lincolnshire, but the main — pennines, yorkshire, lincolnshire, buttland and down _ breezy across northern scotland and down the _ breezy across northern scotland and down the north sea coastline. temperatures tonight, this is what they fall— temperatures tonight, this is what they fall away too, so not as sticky as last _ they fall away too, so not as sticky as last night and into tomorrow we still have _ as last night and into tomorrow we still have this cloud across england, still some showers from it. scotland. _ england, still some showers from it. scotland, northern ireland, wales on the south—west seeing brighter skies and if— the south—west seeing brighter skies and if showers and temperatures tomorrow— and if showers and temperatures tomorrow up to 25 degrees. that is a bit more like it. let's have a look at previous uk records. the summer of 1976 saw a scorching heatwave which lasted nearly two months and set a high of 35.9 and the record was held until 2003. the twenty first century has so far seen consistently higher temperatures. three ye

the highest recorded areas were in lincolnshire and nottingham shire.r of fire engines and aircraft, they are all trying to contain this file which is burning on two fronts at the moment. we will turn back to the situation in the uk. these fires that are burning and parts of london and alsojust outside that are burning and parts of london and also just outside of london. bbc�*s nextjohnson is with us from wending ten. bring us up—to—date with the situation there, please. ross, i would say in the last of the 15 or 20 minutes things have looked significantly more reassuring. i am standing by one of the main roads into the village where all afternoon we had fire engines, police vehicles and amber and screws as well for the most of the act there noon the crews have been walking up this road into the village with the fire has been put up in the last 15 minutes those vehicles have begun to drive away. it looks that crews are packing up and putting things in their engine. just to describe this village for you, do you say yes, it�*s at the edge of london, it re

the temperature at heathrow reached 40.2 degrees — and within the last hour coningsby in lincolnshireecorded a03. when you come out and you feel this heat, it's like being abroad. there is no way i can work in it properly. it's hot. we'll survive. the government has revealed its pay offer for millions of public sector workers. we will be getting reaction the unions. kemi badenoch is eliminated from play election. and then there were three. kemi badenoch is knocked out of the conservative leadership contest — meaning rishi sunak, penny mordaunt and liz truss go through to the next round. and could you soon be allowed to get married in your back garden? a change in the law is set to give couples more say over wedding venues and ceremonies in england and wales. the london fire brigade have declared a "major incident" with a huge surge in fires across the capital amid today's extreme heat, and unprecedented temperatures of around a0 degrees celsius. more than 350 firefighters are tackling at least four grass fires — including a blaze that's spread to homes in wennington, in east london. t

a new record temperature for the uk, set today in coningsby, lincolnshire. 40.3 degrees celsius. it's never gone above a0 degrees before, the record was broken 29 times in england. in london a major incident was declared, as fires broke out across the south east. 250 firefighers were called to wennington, east of the capital, where a grass fire spread to the village. in the united states — more than 100 million people are bracing for extreme temperatures, asjoe biden considers his response to the climate emergency. and netflix announces its earnings for the 2nd quarter — are we streaming or are we leaving? tonight with the context, joe twyman, director of the polling company, deltapoll. and former senior advisor to george w bush — ron christie. hello, welcome to the programme. it is not normal. these are supersized temperatures that are breaking records all across europe and the united states. today, we got a glimpse of what our climate future will look like. a massive heatwave is set across the south—west, meteorologists predict it will continue east and bring sweltering tempera