those talks happened before the love island deaths.s now. when reality stars say production companies should support them, i think, "why don't you give production company some money from your personal appearances? use that money for your mental health. " people need to take some responsibility for themselves. as mps investigate the support given to reality tv stars, this year's love island cast will benefit from a new duty of care process. itv says all contributors will receive at least eight therapy sessions when they leave the show and they will be trained on how to manage their social media and money. following calls for more of a variety of contestants, this year's show includes a plus—sized model. i guess everyone‘s talking about more diversity, different body types, and when i was in there obviously i know there was a lot of stuff outside about being the only dark—skinned girl. but didn't really faze me much. i think it would be great to see more different races in there. samira is grateful for all the opportunities that have com

and love island is back!s most popular reality tv show is facing criticism for its lack of diversity. one of last year's stars tells us she agrees... i guess everyone is talking about more diversity, different body types. when i was in there, i know there was a lot of stuff outside about being the only dark—skinned girl, but it didn't really faze me much. i think it would be great to see more, like, different races in there. and laura anderson — another of last year's contestants — is here. we'll ask her whether she thinks the use of lie detector tests should be banned on reality tv shows. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. first, a summary of the news. president trump has arrived in london on his long—delayed state visit to britain, accompanied by his wife, melania, and family. over the next three days, he will meet the royal family and politicians and is expected to discuss climate change and the chinese technology firm, huawei, with cabinet ministers. mr trump was met at sta

show like love island and say.was going on, and... did it hurt her, or was it the words you used after?” on, and... did it hurt her, or was it the words you used after? i think it the words you used after? i think it was the words i used after. yeah, justjoking about it was the words i used after. yeah, just joking about it, it was the words i used after. yeah, justjoking about it, making it seem like it was a lot less of a thing done it was to the producers. i don't know how they saw it. i don't know who saw it and what context they took it in. she definitely wasn't in pain. she was uninjured. we left the villa on good terms. we had a good friendship. do you want to apologise or do you not think it's necessary? i've already issued my public apology and it's out there for people to see.” have looked at some of the tweets, what do you think of the kind of abuse that you have received?” what do you think of the kind of abuse that you have received? i am not on twitter, i try to refrain it, it's a violent place at tim

. >>> you're the host of love island. >> cbs has a host for its version of the love island.ctress and comedian aerial vandenberg. it premieres july 9th. >>> and after more than four decades of playing the same character, mark hamill said he is done playing luke skywalker after the rise of sky walker is released. he said he isn't tired of the roll or franchise but he has closure. >> the peculiar aspect of the "star wars" mettology, if you're a jedi you come back. "star wars": "star wars": >>> it came down to the last pitch. the warriors find their answer in the nba draft? tip-off coming up. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. have fast internet a littland now the besthat you mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds

i think love island is quite tame compared to what we have seen recently.tory, and it was the original source. and all credit to jim watson forgetting the story. —— watterson. you have the second edition on screen now. the let's turn our attention to the trump story. the manager decided to draw back on an airstrike on three iranian targets with just ten minutes to go. after being told at the very last minute. this is in retaliation to the downing of a drone which costs in excess of $222 million. it's an expensive piece of hardware to lose but i wonder if this is trump look, you know, i'm a mallet that will sue for peace. i think the singing seals which were more statesmanlike. the real problem is, it's totally impossible to fathom what the strategy is. it is 2000 years of troubled history behind it. he has cast around out into the cold. taken apart and international deal to try and help the country. kind of normalise itself. it's showing progress. obama struck the deal. now his love the whole area and actually quite a perilous and frightening situation. the

yes, it is lots of love island here as well. it is, of course, the tory leadership contest.. jeremy hunt, currently number two behind boris johnson. and jeremy hunt, currently number two behind borisjohnson. and by the dark horse, rory stewart, cantering up dark horse, rory stewart, cantering up on the inside. and, the north is rising, it is getting angry about the excessive concentration of money and power in the south. i'll be talking to andy burnham the mayor of greater manchester about that as well. my three—year—old daughter has started saying like and she is definitely watching love island! it is out there, it is the data. to stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning. welcome to breakfast with chris mason and rachel burden. it's, here's a summary of this morning's main news. iran has protested to britain's ambassador in the country after the uk foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, said the country was "almost certainly" responsible for the attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. the iranian authorities deny involvment. meanwhile, the british—iranian womanjaile

morning and go, did i watch love island ? you wake morning and go, did i watch love island?et up at four o'clock in the morning. how many hours is that? we will hear a bit more from that interview later. good fun and full coverage of glastonbury at the end of the week. all the headlines at the top of the hour. news, travel and whether you are watching breakfast this morning. hello, i'm asad ahmad. the nhs is to open a gambling clinic in london for children. it's to address children's addiction is being fuelled by on line gambling sites and targeted adverts. the national problem gambling clinic near earls court will open later this year in office specialist help those as young as 13. the number of children classed as having a problem is and it's tens of thousands. a leading academic investigating the windrush scandal which led to thousands of migrants from the carribean being denied legal rights, says some of our famous wartime politicans, including sir winston churchill — had racist and anti—semitic views. in a bbc documentary tonight, professor david 0lusoga says secret gov

love island is a huge hit for itv, with a massive following amongst younger viewers. reassessing their duty of care. amol rajan, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: forecasters warn of a "heatwave hell" for europe with record high temperatures expected. the us house of representatives approves a $4.5 billion aid package for migrant families at the border — after an outcry over children held in squalid conditions. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the race to become conservative leader. the daily mirror covers boris johnson's radio interviews and his refusal to answer whether or not the picture of him and his partner were staged. that's a photograph of them looking adoringly at each other in a beautiful country setting in the summer. that was on the run pages yesterday. —— front pages. the washington times covers jared kushner‘s appeal for support for his plan for the palestinian territories. the plan was announced by at a conference in bahrain and has been cri

it‘s like you wake up in the morning and go, "did i watch love island? "i didn‘t, yes!" a window. i‘m glad she got off. now a look at the weather with simon. a lot of interesting weather going on this week. for the next few days it is the focus on thunderstorms, intense downpours with some flash flooding possible. it flash flooding possible. will also feel very warm an humid it will also feel very warm and humid for summer. it is because we have this area of low pressure in the south—west and this weather front stretching from the uk into france and spain and that is where the weather is coming from with pulses of thundery shower is moving northwards. rain in scotland were clear to the far north—east and while that is going on, this rain in the midlands moves into the north—west, and mainly the north—east with those greens showing intense downpours. some brighter skies developing in western and eastern areas but otherwise quite cloudy with temperatures up to 25 in the south—east and 14 in the north and it will feel muggy. the rain will move northwards overnight and then

why was sherif kicked out of the love island villa? will launch his campaign for tory leader, as will the home secretary, sajid javid. this afternoon you will be able to watch both of them live on bbc news channel. we will be looking at what the tory leadership candidates have in the bank. daniel prayed from the bbc political research unit is here, what do you know? all mps get a base salary of £79,000. anything they get on top of this, they have to make public. this includes other income, free trips abroad and donations. so we looked at the income and cash flow of each of the conservative leadership candidates there is one candidate who is leading the field: borisjohnson. since the election in 2017 he has raked in more than all the other candidates combined, totalling £974,000. and is there anything wrong with this? no, it‘s important to stress that this is not against the rules. know underhand tactics. also, due to strict rules for ministers, cabinet ministers qualify for an extra £70,000 on top of their mp salary of £79,468 — althou

love island is a huge hit for itv, with a massive following amongst younger viewers. as its nearest rival. in a culture where everything is on display, all broadcasters are reassessing their duty of care. amol rajan, bbc news. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: england's cricket world cup hopes hang in the balance, as arch rivals australia beat them to reach the semifinals. a 90th minute penalty takes the netherlands into the quarter finals of the women's world cup. and ahead of wimbledon, a set back for america's sloane stephens, who's knocked out of the grass court event at eastbourne in the second round. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. england's dream of winning the cricket world cup on home soil is fast turning into a nightmare, after australia beat them by 64 runs to become the first team into the semifinals. england did well to restrict the aussies to 285 for 7 at lords, only to have the heart ripped out of their top order which left their chase in tatters. it was

"love island" with debut on july 9th.ready a huge hit in the uk. >>> cbs announced today that ariel vanedenburg will host the u.s. version. also big, game chose, including a new one from jt 'and dax shepard even though dax didn't exactly make a good first impression when they met 16 years ago. >> you and just tin actually go way back from punk ad. >> i'm agent shepard. we have some back taxes. >> he's so sad about the irs prank? >> i have seen justin many times since then. to my delight he seems to like me. >> you took my dog? >> we are sure it's all good now. justin is executive producer of "spin the wheel" and dax is the host. >> basically the opportunity here to win $20 million. >> $23 million. >> that's a million dollar reaction, but his wife's reaction to a sloth for her birthday? priceless. >> if you had to come home tonight with $20 million or a sloth, what do you think would make your wife for excited. >> i would just bring home the $20 million. we could deal with the sloth issues as they arose. >> hi, everybody,

this has become like a sort of grotesque love island — without the love, without the entertainment, withouts just boris island. seriously i do not get the issue of racist rantings of the right honourable member for uxbridge being raised. if you say racist and unacceptable things, you have to be expected to be held account for them. i represent the most marginal snp tory constituency in the country, my leaflets are set to go. all it is is a picture of the right honourable gentleman for uxbridge with all his choice comments, with added quotes from ruth davison. scotland just will not take to this appalling buffoonery and reasonable scot tory voters in scotland will be deserting them in droves. the leader of the commons didn't reply to that. a lib dem turned to brexit. he cited a recent yougov survey which suggested around 60% said they'd be willing to pay for brexit with the break—up of the united kingdom. he will know that a majority of conservative party members are willing to see their party destroyed and the uk broken up in order to secure brexit. it also seems that defaulting on our debt

i think love island is higher class in the tory leadership.h the you that the mr hunt approach will be very much i am the sober, thoughtful, statesman figure, and what you will get for me is very... you could put a dog up and he would be a more soberfigure than a dog up and he would be a more sober figure than boris johnson.” thinkjeremy sober figure than boris johnson.” think jeremy hunt is sober figure than boris johnson.” thinkjeremy hunt is being quite interesting in the telegraph interview talking about he is not pro—cutting taxes for the rich, talking about turbo—charging the economy and i wonder if he's already positioning himself towards the middle ground force of the problem with this, says every single one of them is felling a negative test must a piece will not be like theresa may. i'm going concur economy. who wa nts to ru n may. i'm going concur economy. who wants to run down the economy? not exactly exciting phrases. wants to run down the economy? not exactly exciting phrasesi wants to run down the economy? not exactly exciting p

we will be talking about the show, love island later.emain parties did well in the eu elections but did bbc news coverage make too much of that, underplaying the success of the brexit party? others have complained and the success of nigel‘s new party new party received too much attention on election night. it was the eu vote that was never meant to happen here. but when the results came in on sunday evening, the bbc election night machine swung into action. over the next few hours, there was plenty of analysis and interpretation of the results. at a quarter past one in the morning, huw edwards asked laura kuenssberg where she thought things stood. laura, so far, what are our headline thoughts? brexit party the clear winners. maximising the inheritance they got from ukip. they have been outperforming ukip in these elections. really squeezing the tories. terrible result for them as a governing party. in fifth right now. no doubt about the big losers on the night, but the emphasis on the brexit party as the clear winners annoyed some of the

love island is a huge hit for itv with a massive following amongst younger viewers. its nearest rival. in a culture where everything is on display all broadcasters are reassessing their duty of care. amol rajan, bbc news. the new home of the duke and duchess of sussex has cost the public nearly £2.5 million to refurbish, according to figures released by buckingham palace. frogmore cottage, in windsor, used to be five separate homes, but it's been turned into one single property for prince harry and meghan. france is bracing itself for a heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach a0 celsius in some places by the end of the week. the government has designated almost 1000 "cool spaces" around paris. in 2003 around 15 thousand people died during extreme temperatures in france — many of them isolated elderly citizens. from paris, here's lucy williamson. amongst the visitors to paris this week, one has come straight from the sahara, a blast of summer heat that has sent temperatures into the 30s and the government is scrambling for cover. hundreds of cool spaces includin

love island is a huge hit for itv with a massive following amongst younger viewers. week as its nearest rival. in a culture where everything is on display, all broadcasters are reassessing their duty of care. amol rajan, bbc news. france is bracing itself for a heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach a0 celsius in some places by the end of the week. the government has designated almost 1,000 "cool spaces" around paris. in 2003, around 15,000 people died during extreme temperatures in france, many of them isolated elderly citizens. from paris, here's lucy williamson. among the visitors to paris this week, one has come straight from the sahara. a blast of summer heat that has sent temperatures into the 30s and the government scrambling for cover. hundreds of cool spaces, including parks, gardens and public buildings have been marked out across the capital. and temporary fountains and mist makers set up to help people keep cool. the weather may be coming from the sahara, but it's not quite desert temperatures in france yet. paris is a balmy 33 degrees today, but i

an inquest into the death of the love island star, mike thalassitis, has concluded he took his own life in enfield in north london in march of this year. our news correspondent charlotte gallagher was at barnet coroners court where the inquest took place. many of his friends spoke about how he was suffering from depression before his death, and the police woman who was the first person on the coroner that there was a small black notebook next to mike, and there was a diary with positive thoughts, but also a series of notes to be given to his family. the coroner said the contents of those notes left hi m coroner said the contents of those notes left him in little doubt that he intended to take his own life and that his death was suicide. we know that his death was suicide. we know that this is the second contestant from the programme to take their life. another popular star, sophie gradon, took her life last year, which was concluded by the coroner. itv have said they share their issuing more measures to support people getting on red dust going on to the show this year. in a moment we wi

it‘s like you wake up in the morning and go, "did i watch love island? "i didn‘t, yes!"k of severe thunderstorms risk —— mixed in there. a warm and muqqy risk —— mixed in there. a warm and muggy night in the south. around 18 degrees in the capital. dry, misty and murky further north. the tory leadership battle gets personal, asjeremy hunt tells rival borisjohnson to "man up" and face proper media scrutiny. mr hunt said he was not interested in mrjohnson‘s private life, but told him "not to be a coward" and debate with him on tv this week. i just think it‘s very disrespectful to conservative party members not to allow them the chance to see us debating head—to—head. we‘ll have the latest on the leadership race — live from westminster. also this lunchtime... the nhs is to open its first gambling clinic for children and young people — aimed at tackling the problem of addiction for those aged between 13 and 25. putting the fizz in your drink and turning co2 into cash. scientists from round the world meet in germany to improve ways of making money from carbon dioxide.

love island is a huge hit for itv with a massive following amongst younger viewers.nearest rival. in a culture where everything is on display all broadcasters are reassessing their duty of care. amol rajan, bbc news. france is bracing itself for a heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach more than a0 degrees celsius in some places by the end of the week. the government has designated almost 1,000 cool spaces around paris. in 2003, around 15,000 people died during extreme temperatures in france, many of them isolated, elderly citizens. from paris, here's lucy williamson. among the visitors to paris this week, one has come straight from the sahara. a blast of summer heat that has sent temperatures into the 30s and the government scrambling for cover. hundreds of cool spaces, including parks, gardens and public buildings have been marked out across the capital. and temporary fountains and mist makers set up to help people keep cool. the weather may be coming from the sahara, but it's not quite desert temperatures in france yet. paris is a balmy 33 degrees today, bu

love island is a huge hit for itv, with a massive following amongst younger viewers.d over five times as many smartphone views last week as its nearest rival. in a culture where everything is on display, all broadcasters are reassessing their duty of care. amol rajan, bbc news. now on bbc news, in a change to our usual programme, we bring you the full length interview of the foreign secretary jeremy hunt, who's the rival to the leading contender boris johnson. as they both bid to become the country ‘s next prime minister. the interview is by our political editor, laura kuenssberg. what would you do on day one in number ten to get us out of the eu at the end of october? well, we have to approach this differently. it's the biggest constitutional crisis that i can remember. the key is to put together a negotiating team for brexit. that will demonstrate to the eu that we can deliver parliament so what i would do differently as have the du pinmy would do differently as have the du p in my negotiating team. i would have the erg, who are the brexit purists, i would have scot

reality tv series ‘love island' returns to our screens on monday and, although it looks set to be asic and harmful message, creative director richard cowles said that contestants need "to be attracted to one another" for the show to work. let's discuss this withjim mcveigh, director of the public health institute atjohn moores university, and plus size model and blogger kat henry. did you apply for love ireland? no wishes to be on love ireland, if i'm honest. i've never watched it. i'm not that fussed by its, but i have seen a not that fussed by its, but i have seen a lot of the social media about that. talking about body image and what it says about body image, they all look very sculpted and perfect. what did you think when you see that line—up and there swimming costumes? they are all stunning, the women are beautiful, the men are very fit and athletic. they are not very diverse. i don't think it is a true representation. the itv boss says that they need to be attractive to each other, the implication being that if they don't meet that is static then there are somehow less attract

love island has faced questions about its duty of care after the deaths of two people who appeared onis almost half past nine. let‘s get the weather with carol kirkwood. good morning. there is a lot going on, isn‘t there? good morning, yes there is. we have seen torrential rain across parts of kent, essex and sussex this morning. 50 millimetres in one hour. this whole band around you can see on the radar is going to continue to move northwards and eastwards as we go through the rest of the morning. still some heavy bursts mixed in. some of it has cleared into the north sea. the second batch following on right behind it. north of that, for northern england, scotla nd of that, for northern england, scotland and northern ireland, after a cloudy start of the cloud will break. some sunshine coming through. sunnier skies behind the rain. still feeling muggy across the south with highs of 25 degrees. as we head into the evening and overnight, once again we see a fair bit of cloud coming in from the north sea. it will be mostly dry, clear skies and the west, and we could see patchy mist and f

but your music has been on love island. music with a visual elevated my song. can tell stories through film and tv. how emotional do you field your music is? your grandmother used to read poetry to you. other strong links between those experiences and what you write? i've always been a super emotional person and music i came across a 12 as a way to get out my emotions. i didn't understand a lot of my identity. music would help me understand myself and i could process my emotions. my music is very emotional and happy that so many people connected that. cover versions, too. you havejust done a cover version of the wicked game by chris isaac. what it's about that song that appeals to you? someone sent it to me and said i should cover it. i didn't have that much knowledge of the song. i played it on the piano, and it really connected to how doubts about being a young girl growing up with an absent father, then trying to find love, trying to live life. it resonated with me. it is nice when you can connect those covers back to your life and put your own spin on them.

the inquest into the death of love island star mike thalassitis whose body was discovered in a park ineading tour operators to the site of the former nuclear reactor at chernobyl has reported a four—fold increase in customers, which they say is largely down to interest from the hit series chernobyl. the five—part series finished earlier this week on sky atlantic and tells the story of one of the worst man—made disasters of the 20th century. on april 26th, 1986, the reactor at the nuclear plant in soviet—ruled ukraine, exploded during a safety check. what followed was a deadly radioactive fallout that was 400 times larger than the hiroshima bomb. the series follows the story of scientist valery legasov, who was employed by the soviets to help with the immediate investigation into the explosion and with the aftermath. 1:23:42. perevozchenko looks down on the enormous steel lid of the reactor and sees the impossible. the control rod and fuel channel caps, which each weigh 350 kilograms, arejumping up and down. he runs to warn the control room, but there's nothing he can do to stop what is

and why was sharif kicked out of the villa on love island? that's all at ten.s of eastern england with more to come. the rain is heaviest across parts of the isle of man, south—eastern northern ireland and across northern wales after that heavy rain through the night. with more downpours towards the south—east coastal counties. notice more rain coming from the continent which will push into east anglia later. rain across parts of northern england and wales not quite as heavy and persistent as it was earlier, or indeed yesterday so there will be some dry minutes. driest of all, the north—west highlands of scotland and north—west highlands of scotland and north—west northern ireland, although with a cool breeze throughout the day. more rain tonight, for the midlands, wales, eventually the south—east of scotland, causing issues into the rush hour tomorrow morning. rain across parts of scotland tomorrow and the east of northern ireland, but more on way of dry weather between the downpours for england and wales. more in half an hour. this is bbc news at 9am, the hea

love island is a huge hit for itv with a massive following amongst younger viewers. its nearest rival. in a culture where everything is on display all broadcasters are reassessing their duty of care. amol rajan, bbc news. the senior police officer in charge during the hillsborough disaster in 1989 is to face a retrial. david duckenfield who was the match commander is accused of gross negligence manslaughter in relation to the deaths of 95 liverpool football fans. he denies the charge. a jury was unable to reach a verdict in april. man has gone on trial at the old bailey accused of murdering a passenger on board a train in january this year. he is accused of repeatedly stabbing lee pomeroy who was travelling with his 14—year—old son on the guilford chilled london service. his girlfriend, chelsea mitchell, who is on bail is accused of assisting an offender which she denies. france's briefing itself or a heat wave with temperatures expected to reach 40 celsius in some places by the end of the week. the government has designated almost 1000 cool spaces around paris and i

island. back again with us, steve kornacki, our national political correspondent. steve, this remains in my power category, my favorite uncle billy, aunt fran, cousins wendy and laurie and our friends lovede island. >> and i have been looking forward to this leg of the trip. little rhody. the uri rams. the providence college friars. >> there you go. >> how about colorful politicians, and colorful being a euphemism for indicted. there is a rich political tradition and history. lots of interesting characters in politics have come from rhode island. you recognize this guy. this is vincent cianci jr. he was the mayor of providence. he pleaded no contest to charges. he had to leave office. staged a comeback. became the mayor again. got convicted of racketeering. had to leave office. went to prison, came back, ran for mayor again. that was buddy cianci's life in politics in rhode island at the end of it. he died a couple of years ago. toward the end he was honored with an unveiling of an official portrait at city hall. at the ceremony, you see him here he turned around, he looked at that portrait and he said, you know, i always said the government was trying to frame me. one of the great line

known to be used a whopping 76 times within five minutes — just in case you're wondering that's love islandn their vocabularies — like. what are your sentence fillers? i genuinely didn't do that on purpose! you are not a "so" user. no, iam purpose! you are not a "so" user. no, i am not. do your daughters say the word like? one has recently turned 18 and one is 14 and we have moved beyond "like" in the house. you can email us at bbcbrea kfast@bbc. co. uk or share your thoughts with other viewers on our facebook page. and you can tweet about today's stories using the hashtag bbcbreakfast — or follow us for the latest from the programme. they're known as the green lungs of our towns and cities but parks across the country have suffered the brunt of council cuts in recent years. breakfast'sjohn maguire's been to a park in nottingham to find out how additionalfunding is breathing new life into our open spaces. come on in, the water's lovely. in fa ct, come on in, the water's lovely. in fact, it is a balmy 16 degrees. three times a week, this former gravel pit in the park in nottingham is used an

the inquest into the death of love island star mike thalassitis has concluded that the reality star tookty star and former footballer was found dead in march of this year. our news correspondent charlotte gallagher was at the inquest at barnet coroners. tell us more about what was said there this morning. mike thalassitis, known it to lots of tv viewers are across the uk, and there was a real shock when he died in march. the inquest decided today that he was found hanged in a park in edmonton in north london. many of his friends have spoken about how he was suffering from depression before his death, and the coroner said that antidepressants were found in his system, along with cocaine, alcohol and paracetamol. the policewoman who was the first person on the scene told the coroner there was a small black notebook next to mike and in that notebook, it was a diary, it had positive thoughts as well, but there was also a series of notes to be given to his family. the coroner said the contents of those notes left him in little doubt that mike thalassitis did intend to take his own life and he

nearly spent the evening with him 20 years ago in majorca when he could have told me about his love for the islandg? half the guests went to the bar in the hotel where we were staying and there was michael propping up the bar and they spent the evening talking with michael douglas. but because i was on the dance floor and they had finally begun to play abba, i stayed there. you probably had more fun dancing to abba. you will never see it but i am very good. thank you very much to the both of you. that is all for the papers tonight. you can see them online on our bbc website. it's all there for you, seven days a week, at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a big thank you to my guests this evening, katy and lance. and from all of us, good night. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: a lot of football to get through this evening and we will start with the women's world cup in france where there has been a shock that could potentially help england and scotland. japan began their quest to

use cut in the island it was called rabbit island because the great elector or raised rather a tutor for the court and when the king who was known for his love affairs took over their island he couldn't be called rabbit island so the peacock fraud here and a year later in $7094.00 it became dark island. to become guylaine is a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the big city and it's my tip for a great side trip. and finally i round off my tour with another berlin must a trip up the iconic television tower it stands 368 meters tall and has a revolving restaurant at the top steve martin yes a rich knows the t.v. tower well and explains some of the features here including a color nerissa proletariat burgling the curry forest but this time served with a champagne. the few champagne the slight spiciness of the curry and a subtle acidity in the potato salad cut off it's great together you have to experience that. ok if he says so the current worst is quite tasty and it's also my calling area. and that wraps up my perfect weekend in the city i now call home. to the girl back to. life story. with exclusive. must see concerning. your. curious

to help rid the country of its landmines. 0n social media the hot topic of conversation is about love islandr a cloud. it's not known exactly why, but that hasn't stopped twitter speculating on the reasons. 0h, oh, my goodness. where do we go from there? iam oh, my goodness. where do we go from there? i am looking at sean for help. good morning. i'm not looking at you because... anyway. carry on. it was a long time ago. and he does not want to talk about it, all right?! i have a couple of stories for you, starting with this one about climate change today in the times. strawberries in winter take biscuit. this is the boss of shell, a huge oil company saying that if you are, if consumers want strawberries in the winter you have to realise that that is not helping to realise that that is not helping to reduce climate change. that does make sense. the other one i wanted to bring to your attention this morning carries on from what i was talking about with whirlpool and fire risks and glenn grenfell tower. a huge lawsuit going on in the united states right now. a wrongful death action has been fil

- but i do love the island. at too. - i love showcasing all of my jars and glasses. i love the microwave door. - i know! (laughing) and you know, the kids talked about how easy it is now to make their own breakfast. they cook more. have you noticed that change in the kids? do they do more in the kitchen now? - they do. they do now that they can reach the microwave. they're microwaving their ... - pancakes! - i know, they outed me, i think. - they did. you make microwave pancakes. you make a good broccoli and chicken and lasagna i think. - maybe, maybe it's ... - and dad cooks hotdogs. - maybe it's okay. - yes, there we go. - yeah, exactly. - take these hotdogs on the grill. - we just keep it healthy over her as much as possible. (laughing) - alright, so that's good, i just wanted to, you know, talk about how it's changed the family. and anything else you wanna say about the new kitchen, how it's changed, valerie? - i just love the whole flow, from i mean the kitchen experts. i cannot say enough good things about

and love island returns to our screens tonight. after 9:00am. good morning. here is a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. just before 9:00am, president trump will arrive in the uk for his long—delayed state visit. over the next three days, he will meet the royal family and politicians and take part in commemorations to mark the 75th anniversary of the d—day landings. but not everyone is welcoming him. there are protests planned across the uk during the visit. 250 climate change experts and academics have signed a letter to theresa may urging her to confront donald trump over his approach to the issue during his visit this week. in 2017 mr trump pulled out of the paris agreement, which aims to reduce global emissions, and has since described climate change as a chinese hoax. campaigners say they want the president to accept scientific evidence and commit to reducing greenhouse gases in the us to zero by 2050. rescue teams in india have resumed the search for eight climbers, including fourfrom the uk, missing in the himala

love panama and kids. >> keith is a carpenter. he built their dream home, a collection of shiny building on top of their lush green island. cher planted a tropical garden and adopted lots of animals including a pet monkey and a beautiful brown doberman pincher named jack. he adored cher and followed her wherever she went. she loved the local school kids, planned movie nights with popcorn and celebrated the holidays with enthusiasm even though her friend sean trainer says kids didn't always get the significance. >> she would do the easter egg hunt for all the kids. they had no idea what this crazy white woman was doing. coloring eggs. and then hiding them around on the island. they never participate in anything like that before. >> keith and cher's relationship blossomed on the island. in 2005, they married in front of their many friends in the close community. >> it's a small place. you go to the grocery store and, you know, you run into people you know. >> christen roberts who moved to boca from norway became part of cher's group of friends. >> we treated each other like family. we take care of each other. >> everyone wen

island or are you saying just in the interim when the island is still building out, that we will be hauling to oceanside? >> in the interim. we'd love to treat it on the island, but we'll have to wait time. the biosolids isn't being produced. we'd rather wait ten years, see what the population looks like, and see what the technology is. so we're all for doing on the island, we just want to wait until the population and load right side there. >> and then, sort of related to your last point about footprint. just curious if the land procurement, do you anticipate that to be sufficient if the plant ever wanted to expand on island treatment? >> we have space set aside for growth on the island. we have space set aside for the biosolids. the existing plant may come back to the city, so we have land set aside for reasonable growth on t.i. >> okay. that sounds very thoughtful. >> so trucking waste all the way to the west side is a long distance. i'm sure there are many reasons, contracting reasons why we don't -- it might disincentivize us to think along this path. it seems to me geographically, there are probably closer wastewater treatment

some fine weather this morning, that is the scene in the channel islands, some lovely cumulus cloud in sunny spells for scotla nd will continue, some sunny spells for scotland and northern ireland and showers pushing their way further south and east. so southern areas this afternoon, you might want your umbrella handy, you could catch a few showers but sunny spells for many of us and temperatures will be 16-19 many of us and temperatures will be 16—19 celsius, not as humid as it was yesterday, so a bit of a fresher feel. tonight, a lot of those shows will tend to clear away but for northern scotland, shows continuing to feeding on a north—westerly wind but with clear skies, it could turn quite chilly into friday morning. those temperatures down into single figures for many, lower than that in the countryside. into friday, high pressure is going to start to move its way up from the south and that is going to settle things down. we have still got low pressure to the north and still a weather friends affecting the far north of scotland —— mike weatherford. elsewhere, though, we haven‘t se

check out this gorgeous sunrise from our treasure island camera. just a lovely start to the day. we will see seasonal daytime highs. temperatures are running in the 50s and 60s. here is your microclimate forecast. temperatures will be cooler compared to yesterday but exactly where we should be for this time of year. along the coast, easy and cool, low 60s. upper 60s to low 70s and him and 90s and into the 80s. mid to upper 80s with the sunshine this afternoon. we will continue to cooldown. details on that coming up. >>> here at 6:00 we're tracking your main travel times period went to get you out the door so you know exactly how much time you need. the good news is none of these travel times are in the red that's pretty unusual for this 6:00 hour. including of course altamont pass which is usually pretty slow at least at the 20 minute by now. only a 36 minute ride for the asthma pastor the -- i will let you know in the westbound direction at port chicago there is an accident it has been moved to the soldier that you might be slowing down as you are headed to the pittsburg antioch

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