ben croucher, bbc news, marlow.t from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. well, the heatwave of summer 2018 is certainly set to continue for the next week and possibly beyond that. in fact, monday was the hottest day of the year so far, we had temperatures as high as 33.3 celsius at santon downham in suffolk. thursday, we could see temperatures as high as 3a or 35 degrees. so those temperatures building certainly over the next few days. tuesday, we're still drawing in this southerly flow of warm air, particularly across central and eastern parts of england. further north—west across the british isles, some weatherfronts moving in, some cold fronts, so they're going to be introducing some slightly fresher conditions, particularly to scotland and northern ireland on tuesday. here's that weak front, a band of cloud producing a few spots of rain across parts of southern scotland, northern england and perhaps into wales as well. hot and humid to the south—east, fresher to the nor

the name of the play is "mary page marlowe" at the tony kiser theater.>> yes. >> stephen: what do you make of new york audiences? >> it's amazing. we're a month from the end and i don't want it to be done. >> stephen: you had not lived in new york before, i understand. >> no, never. i brought my bike, shipped my bike to l.a. >> stephen: they have the city bikes in the city. >> those are not bikes. >> stephen: okay, what's a bike? give me an example. >> a bike is a cool thing -- >> stephen: do you have an antique bike or mountain bike. >> i have a mountain bike. i'm a serious person. >> stephen: you're an extreme biker around new york. bouncing off the side of cabs. drinking mountain dew. i can see that. >> can't you tell? because of my new hair. more aerodynamic. >> stephen: your helmet fits right over. >> it is a helmet. >> stephen: first time doing theater in new york. but surely did you theater growing up in canada. >> yes, i did theater from a very, very, very young age. >> stephen: is this the youngest? is this as young as it gets? i've been sent th

ben croucher went down to marlow for a job swap with a difference.ood at pretty much any sport that they tried, even some of the best athletes in the country picked up a couple before they focus on what they were particularly good at. with they were particularly good at. with the european champs are coming up in august, six different sports digging graves at the same time, we thought we would take a couple of golfers and rowers and get them to swap. the golfers, ladies european pros amy and annabel practising a different kind of stroke. under the guidance of gb rowers tom george, and fletcher. we will see how they go, they have the technique down, it is making that happen in the boat. after a few wobbles, they got the hang of it. even the locals did not see trouble. before long, being the competitive types, they had a raise. when i realised we were quicker than them, that was the fun bit.” when i realised we were quicker than them, that was the fun bit. i could not keep up, i could not keep up.” lost it. i thought was a bit more difficult than i thou

there's been fires further south in marlow and books, which has been close to 20 firefighters.outh africa we are used to field fires, which you let burn, but i'm not sure ourfire service is equipped for huge field fires and we need to think going forward with the consequences of climate change whether we need different equipment and thinking going forward about whether we need more planes and helicopters to assist them. these are terrible conditions they are working in. the photographs are extraordinary, seeing helicopters dropping tons of water with limited impact. it's interesting, there's a whole load of policy helicopters, consequences that come from heatwaves. hosepipe bans for gardens, warnings about dogs from the rspca, and the nhs, nicola being a health minister, will have to deal with people feeling the effects of increased pollution, especially the old and vulnerable, and the effect of heat on pensioners. there's warnings about people reducing their water consumption in terms of watering the garden as the water is already producing alarm bells about having enough if t

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though i like to point out to people, from the marlows we have made a decent rally.at range you wonder what gets us through all this. >> the earnings season is validating the story this wasn't a one-off situation with earnings up 25%. we are seeing this earnings season that companies are reinvesting back into their business. look at compensation costs. all up because they are reinvesting in their people. it's not just a buyback story. their cloud computing revenues were up 89%. most of of that was from the enterprise sales. companies are reinvesting into the cloud, furthering their business interests. it's a great narrative and story. but what we'll need is 4,000 more data centers by 2020 to satisfy the cloud computing demand which helps companies be more efficient. >> cloud is driving am zmon this race to become the first trillion dollar company. i think there is too much anxiety over the fact that we had a huge rally and this consolidation period has taken longer than most of people feel comfortable with. every time we get near a key support point we come back stro

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following the recent grassland fire near marshall —— marlowe, the nsu is warning farmers to take increased wire services too. thames water says it is struggling to keep up with the search. it's had the pump an extra 415 million l into the networkjust to keep the taps flowing. businesses in aylesbury by being top ways they can cut down on the water they use. it shows just how concerned the water company is, how much water is available in the future is down to water use now, and mother nature. but that's not all, even our roads are suffering, they are melting. when third—graders are being sent out to milton teens to help spread granite dust on the services which have reached temperatures as high as 58 degrees, in hopes that it will stick to the surface and help stabilise it. counsel has only had to do that on three previous occasions in the last two decades. with only a few scattered showers possible later this week, the dry weather is expected to continue for sub if it does, the challenges will only increase. natalie verney, bbc south today. we are in the last minute and a half or so of ext