an eight foot shark at the beach in majorca. it is only a shark!t is not like it is a great white shark. what type of shark is it, natalie?” watched jaws three days ago, but i'm not an expert. i watched it on a big screen. not an expert. i watched it on a big screen. it was a delightful night out. anyway... shark attacks not withstanding. there was virtually no shark attacks, but there was all the ivy shark attacks, but there was all the joy of watching people who have not seen jaws before jumping in joy of watching people who have not seenjaws before jumping in the hour. there were children they are, and they were entranced by the idea that people could smoke in a hospital. it seems mad. i do not think it is a man eating shark. would you like to try to find out? i wouldn't. normally when people see a shark, people punch it on the nose, because it was in a survival book to do that. sharks are much maligned, and the? hundreds of thousands get killed every year. yes, and they are beautiful machines designed for living forwards and swimming. when the

and "the water in majorca looks scarier than it oughta".un headline in the sun — a not so fun encounter for holiday makers on the spanish island, who had to flee from an eight foot blue shark. it isa it is a shame we cannot show you the picture. there it is in the corner. do you see that? the camera is moving. graphics breaking down. there we go. can you see it? 8—foot, it will be harpooned in the head, i would think. we will talk about that ina would think. we will talk about that in a moment. with us is michaela bergman, chief counsellor for social issues at the european bank for reconstruction and development. i couldn't believe it. they are quite common apparently. let's go with the telegraph. the next financial crisis to hit with a vengeance, a financial crisis to hit with a vengeance, a pretty punchy language there, a permanent truck, its levels of nosebleeds proportions. and talking about what in the system, as though they haven't yet got rid of all the rot in the banking system or the economy and very concerned about the economy and

nadal will return home to his home in majorca this week before beginning his grass court season at queensweek. i'm very happy, super happy about what happened here. two wins, i enjoyed it a lot. ifelt a lot for the people here, it means a lot to me. because it's the most important eventin me. because it's the most important event in my career, so i feel all the support on the ground and all the support on the ground and all the people, it's been very emotional for me. in the future, let's say i have to keep on trying hard to keep making chances. rugby league's super league has just completed its seventh annual state of mind round of matches. state of mind is a mental health charity run by ex—players, and was set up after former great britain star terry newton took his own life back in 2010. the initiative tackles the stigmas surrounding mental health, and claims to have saved 25 lives so far. now other sports could be set to follow its example. rugby league is a first, the first sport in the world to have a dedicated round of fixtures to do with mental health. last year we reached over 8

bankers pulled his lawyers are asking a final chance to pay his debts by remortgaging a property in majorcadaniel beale lewis has announced his retirement, he turns 60 this year and is the only man to have won three best actor oscars. lincoln was textbook daniel day lewis. the actor almost disappearing into the character of the president. i am the president of the united states. clothed in immense power. and it achieved something that no one had ever done before. a third best actor oscar. i think daniel day lewis will be remembered as one of the best actors of all time. he's terrific. he invests himself in every role, he goes the extra mile, and you really see the results on the screen. ladies and gentlemen, if i say i am an oilman, you will agree. i am a family man. there will be blood was another oscar winner. but it appears his career is now over. a statement from his spokesman simply says, he will no longer be working as an actor. there's no explanation but it has long been clear he has doubts about fame. and that phrase "invests himself in every role", shorthand for an actor who takes

nadal will return home to majorca this week before beginning his grass court season at queens.ogramme with a notable success where i was born, actually, despite the accent! in the east sussex town of hastings, to be more precise, where 0livia prokopova of the czech republic is celebrating after winning the world crazy golf championship. among the obstacles on the course were a classic windmill, a waterwheel, an obelisk, a lighthouse, and various ramps and bunkers. the 23—year—old won the event for the second time, and the £1,000 prize to go with it, with a final round of 31 — seven shots clear of runner up steve lovell. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are former conservative mp and chairman of bell pottinger political, tim collins, and pauljohnson, deputy editor of the guardian. tomorrow's front pages... we start with the metro where the headline is the admission the prime minister is said to have made to the 1922 committee this evening, that the party'

and "the water in majorca looks scarier than it oughta".ncounter for holiday makers on the spanish island, who had to flee from an eight foot blue shark. it isa it is a shame we cannot show you the picture.

all came about through a game of racquetball with rafa nadal when rafa told him he had trained in majorcaice with the world number one of the time. he did not go to school and was out of the sunshine. andy realised, what i'm doing down at the university playing with you my brother, i want to go to spain ori with you my brother, i want to go to spain or i will fall behind. so it came from him through rafa nadal. and we went and had a look and found somewhere he chose the place he wa nted somewhere he chose the place he wanted to go to where he knew a couple of opportunity in scotland. we did not have the sparring partners or the training services or coaching expertise. but he was 15 andi coaching expertise. but he was 15 and i think that is a big difference between that and i2. with just four days to go before the first test against the all blacks, british and irish lions coach warren gatland says his squad are building up nicely towards a peak — that's after an impressive 3a—6 point victory over the chiefs this morning. it was a final chance for some players to seal a place in saturday's

a beach in majorca was closed yesterday after a blue shark sent bathers running out of the sea. thought to be about eight foot long — was spotted near swimmers close to magaluf. photos appear to show the shark swimming towards a group of people. it has now been captured. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. lots of messages about her knee replacements. i have a constant burning pain and i can't have pressure on my stomach, worse than having a caesarean section. and pete is 49. he had the operation when he was 34. his problems in that area have affected his bowel severely. he is still having extensive tests next goes back to see the bowel surgeon in the middle ofjuly. 0ur goes back to see the bowel surgeon in the middle ofjuly. our exclusive film on the way that measures being used to repair hernias is on in the next few minutes. please get in touch, especially if you have had and her —— have had a hernia operation using mesh. please get in touch. now the sport. a very public falling out between two formula one world champions. it was the day the 2017 formula one season turne

and alarm on a spanish beach as a shark in majorca sends out of the sea. good morning.monday 26th june. i'm joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. a deal between the conservatives and the democratic unionist party to support theresa may's minority government in parliament is expected to be announced very shortly. the prime minister is meeting senior dup figures inside downing street now, to finalise the details for a so—called "confidence and supply" arrangement — under which the dup‘s ten mps will vote with the 317 conservatives to form a majority in the house of commons. we will bring you the latest on those talks. let's go to chris mason in downing street. what are you expecting? well, they arrived, the dup, around 15 or 20 minutes ago, greeted by the prime minister on the steps of downing street. lots of beaming smiles on the expectation is that we should get details pretty soon, that we should get details pretty $0011, once that we should get details pretty soon, once that meeting breaks up, as do the exact nature of the deal that has been struck. as you say

rafa nadal thought he would be fishing on his boat of majorca by now, not winning the french open fora record tenth time. he cruised back stan wawrinka in ten sets to take his 15th major cycle. he has won grand slams in his teens, 20s and his 30s. and lewis hamilton's formula 1 title challenge is back on track. he won the canadian grand prix, leading from start to finish in montreal to take the chequered flag for the sixth time and cut sebastian vettel‘s championship lead to six points after he could only finish in fourth. my first win he was ten years ago. to repeat it this weekend is incredibly special. i really have to thank my team, who made this possible. the guys back at the factory have worked so hard to really fix what we had in the last race to bring it here. sir patrick stewart was asking the questions, if you didn't recognise him! that's all the sport, back to you, victoria, in westminster. thank you very much. more sport throughout the warning. good morning, it is monday morning, it is overcast and cloudy and warm, it is overcast and cloudy and warm, it is overcast and clo

the water in majorca looks scarier than it oughta.. you want to find out what sort of shock that was? you put a tea in there. it should be ough'a. it was still too posh. doing some shark research, are you? this story in the express. we are getting used to paying different prices when things are busy, such as taxis, and apparently supermarkets could be getting in on the act. electronic labels on the sides of shelves could mean the price you pay for everyday groceries, the bread, the milk, could change according to how busy the supermarket is. they say it would be a way to get you to go in earlier when it is quieter and at lunchtime, when everybody is tried to buy their sandwich at lunch, it could cost more. it seems to work overseas but they could fight here but it depends whether we would. off—peak and peak shopping times. i can't see that going down well. off—peak and peak shopping times. i can't see that going down weltm was a blue shark. they normally feed on little fish but they have been known to attack people. they circle shipwr