the moray firth, sheltered, we could see sunshine here.across northern ireland. the cloud thinning and rain petering out and fairweather cloud developing through the midlands and eastern england. these are the temperatures... higher than today. there will be cloud across scotland, western england and wales and it could produce showers but this is the main band of rain into northern ireland and north—west scotland in the afternoon. the of that, brakes and the cloud and sunny spells and the warmth continuing to build across the midlands and eastern england and around the moray and aberdeenshire. in east anglia we will have the highest temperatures i think on monday. cooler air coming from the north—west next week, behind cloud which will bring a little bit of rain, but only for a while. this is bbc news i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8:00. the number of deaths being investigated in a hospital maternity unit increases as more than 20 families come forward with concerns at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. the number of people aged 85 a

and thought to relax traditional morays and perceptions and behaviors. regarding sexuality with playboy in late 1953 emerging as a leading figure and that movement would gather much force over the next few decades. and birth control pill things sex was less risky married and unmarried and with those sexual proclivities were varied and less conferring that people would have expected that. but hafner and playboy a move the four of sexual liberation. of course with actual expression and display of all kinds and fundamentally rooted but now hafner pushed hard for relaxing those restraints. and then thomas paid for the sexual revolution and then to use those striking images to redefine sex as fulfillment and recreation. and to be put into a symbol of his crusader sexual liberation and chest pain to present her not as the approach of all movie star but as the girl next door. insisting that nice girls like sex also. he shaped the playmate into the enticing of those of the liberated woman. and then the playmate was an object of wonderment and not so young as wel

he'd also building around aberdeenshire and the moray firth. we have the highest temperatures across a good part of england and wales. with sunnier skies in the south—east, the temperatures could get into the mid—205. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime: an unmarried mother of four wins her legal battle to claim a widowed parent's allowance, after the death of her long—term partner, the ruling could benefit thousands of families. // that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s hello, you are watching bbc news. the time is 1:33pm. here's your latest sports news... i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. england have made an awful start to the fourth test. at lunch they are 57—4 against india. joe root won the toss, chose to bat. but the tourists have told beautifully. some wonderful slip catches made by the tourists as well. at lunch they are just about to come out for the afternoon session, england 57—4. not many overs bowled, but england on top. remember england are 2—1 up in the se

i am joined by ian green, a farmer here in moray, and you watch the weather forecast in the a lot ofls what would be your ideal conditions to produce the perfect crop to go on to make perfect whisky. the perfect weather for us to produce our barley would be moisture in the soil, nice daylight, long daylight and nice sunny days. we have had the sun but not the moisture. this year has been pretty memorable, particularly dry and hot, so how has the weather of this summer affected the quality of the crop? as you can see, the grain is not as full and plump as it should be so you're looking for a nice bold and bright sample of grain, so we have a nice colour because of the sunlight but unfortunately we just have not had enough moisture. that is a job well done but what about looking forward to climate change, higher temperatures and maybe more intense frequent rainfall and longer droughts? how much is all of that in your mind when it comes to the future of the crop? climate is always in our mind as farmers and growers. with more extreme weathers, we have to react to that extreme weather an

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to have higher wages but also better household morays. cooking your food. believe it or not, people don't like when caregivers cook food that is aromatic in their kitchen. that kind of thing where you have a recognition of the intimacy and humanity of this relationship as well as what a decent wage is. so that's a great organization. it's a tiny start. >> there's a lot of problems in connecting. >> we are hoping many of you will have that element. >> when we were writing about the #metoo movement, as we were emphasizing really should be a movement of working-class women. because for most abused and assaulted women workers in this country are hotel housekeepers. agricultural workers was a surprise to me. and cleaning people. there's been very little outreach to bring them in to the #metoo movement. not enough anyway. >> so we're hoping there will be more. also the recognition was having your career derailed which is what many of the for hire echelon #metoo people are worrying about. they're not thinking of a career. there thinking i need to get paid and i do

andy moray has pulled out as washington open quarterfinal he is exhausted.ernight. he said, boring, miserable, no personality, but a big heart. a picture of crying into his towel after his last match which did not finish until three o'clock in the morning. tiredness clearly took its toll. great britain's medal tally is expected to rise today. they have won gold so far thanks to laura kenney, kiddie archibald, helder barco and lee evans in this team pursuit at the track cycling in glasgow. the men's tea m track cycling in glasgow. the men's team pursuit quartet won bronze, and there was bronze as well for hannah miley in the swimming pool. 0ne there was bronze as well for hannah miley in the swimming pool. one of great britain's best gold medal chances will come in the men's quadruple sculls. they won silver last year. three of that for remain. the football league season is up and running. frank lampard was in the dugout with his new club derby county, and a dream start to life as a manager. they came from behind to beat reading 2—1 with 15 seconds of injury

. —— across the moray firth.even 26 celsius. thank you. a reminder of our top story... britain's biggest payday lender — wonga — is going into administration tonight after facing a surge in compensation claims. that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me. 0n bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: mp frank field resigns the labour whip, saying the party's leadership has become a force for anti—semitism in britain. a party spokesman says, "jeremy corbyn thanks frank field for his service to the labour party." wonga is going into administration after losing its battle to stay afloat. the firm's collapse follows a sharp rise in compensation claims amid a government clampdown on payday lenders. an unmarried mother—of—four has won access to a widowed parents

five feet in length and they can be found in just five feet of water in waikiki.rossiter tells me morayet and swallow their prey hole... and they can attack quickly...nat sound of q-and-a "how fast can they attack?" andrew rossiter/waikiki aquarium"like that. incredibly rapid, so any scuba diver will tell you if you see an eel in a reef just stay away because they can come out and ping you with the blink of an eye."the international shark file in florida confirmed porter's bite was from an eel...and as for porter? she says she'll come back to hawaii again...kristen porter/bite victim"i do live it here and statistically can be bitten twice. i don't are in my favor." (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) coming up next on kron4 news at six. we are tracking air quality concerns in the bay area..it comes as the mendocino complex fire has become the largest ever in state history.(pam) then - a music promoter shot and killed while driving on the bay bridge is being remembered... tonight - we will hear from his family - a

we should be repulsed by things that are inconsistent with the best morays of our country, but the truthan silo that this is happening in. no question. it's happening on both sides of the aisle. i'm not defending what is indefensib indefensible. just suggesting if we're going to make progress as a country, we should foeg on the things that unite and bring us together. >> my point though is that democrats are going to focus on that corruption as a strategy. >> sure. >> obviously. what is the, should the party's defense be? is it just that democrats are corrupt, too? >> no, i mean i think if you take two bites together, you find a good strategy, number one. the challenges that we see from a moral perspective or ethical is pervasive in humans. number two, if you're looking for a strategy, it is the fact that we are the most productive congress in three decades. more americans have more money in their paychecks. the regulatory environment that has been taken down a notch or two is allowing for a sustained progress. we have a 4.1% growth rate in the second quarter of this year, looking at 50-

but elsewhere dry, some sunny spells, it'll be warmer around the moray firth, eastern scotland, as wellland. goodbye. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at 3. an unmarried mother of four wins her legal battle to claim a widowed parent's allowance in a case that could affect thousands of others. what siobhan has said from day one is that it is unfair and wrong that her children should be treated any different than children if the parents were married and the supreme court have upheld that today and they have said it is unfair and unlawful, actually. the sale of energy drinks could be banned in england to anybody under 18 over fears they are damaging children's health, i don't think kids should be allowed energy drinks because it has too much sugar and caffeine in there and they should be able to get enough nutrition through theirfood. alex salmond faces criticism for setting up a crowdfunding page to pay for his legal battle with the scottish parliament after he resigns from the snp over sexual assault allegations. # you say... and, harry sings hamilton — very

they have torn down every sexual moray that we had. i saw it happen. the world they created is a mess. why would you tear down sexual morality? they are noton -- a liberal about anything but sex and drugs. why? because sex and drugs make you a slave. when you are promiscuous, when you use drugs you're going to come crawling to the government and say help me, i had aids. i had children i can't support, i'm it did did. that is why they want that stuff. you have to live out the meaning of your creed. you have to live the things you believe in and show it gives you joy. it is not about condemning the other guy. it never works. celebration is a great draw. >> the statement i get when arguing about culture, if we would only get rid of racist institutions and have equal representation among women in congress, ceos, within any other field, how would you go about answering that statement? >> what is there evidence? it has never happened. nothing is like that and live. in life wereing things gather equally. we have disparities. more tornadoes in america in ameri

not sure, i do want to tag the liberals with that but what they've done is torn down every sexual moray that we have. i saw it happen. the world the creator is a mess. why would you care down peoples sexual morality? the same reason, i never called liberals liberals. i was called and left us. they are not liberal about anything but sex and drugs. why? because sex and drugs make you sleep. when you are promiscuous, when you use drugs ultimately you're going to come called to the government ethic help me, i have aids, i have children can't support. help me, i'm addicted. that's why they love that stuff. so again you have to live out the meaning of your creed. you have to live the things that you believe in and show that it keeps you joy. it's not about can to make the other guy. it's a sobering what you do because condemning the attack never works but celebration is a great draw. [applause] >> this statement i get all the time when arguing about culture with people from the left. if we would only get rid of races misogynistic institutions and we would have equal representation among women

then that front pushes morais northwards across scotland, this one sinking into central areas.e night for most, but into the weekend, a lot of dry and decent weather, if you have plans. the odd shower could be anywhere but again we will see that temperature divide. 20 across scotla nd temperature divide. 20 across scotland and northern ireland, present luke mclean, but uncomfortable for some with the rising the south —— pleasant, but uncomfortable for some. this is the northern half of the country, 17—20, quite a bit of cloud, but largely dry, and further south temperatures into the high 20s again and not dropping a great deal overnight either. gunshots. opposition supporters have taken to the streets as they claim the vote was rigged. it's changed dramatically, the atmosphere in the last 24 hours. really volatile now, with tear gas fired, shots fired. i think we've got to go. we report live from zimbabwe tonight as the chance of a peaceful transition to a new political era seems to be ebbing away. also tonight. a council in crisis talks about cutting services for adults and ch

one way to kind of elevate ourselves out of the morays of this complexity and say, okay, is there something distinctive, is there something distinctive to the united states and distinctive to this period in time is to look at european travelers to america, not only tokeville but others, and looking at european travelers to america has the great defect. they were on tours and they didn't necessarily understand what they saw. many of them had axes to grind, one side or another. and yet, if you read enough of it, they all come back and they say this place is weird. there is something going on here that is different and that is new. which distinguishes the age of jackson from all those other periods of transformation. and also distinguishes it from what's going on elsewhere because we haven't talked about th this. what question you can ask about capitalism, you read some of these books capitalism was something invented by greedy americans, as if it wasn't happening anywhere else. now, what was that distinctive thing that europeans, that distinctive characteristic that they saw in the united sta

nick miller, bbc news, moray.reen in the film "blachlansman" by the man behind the malcolm x biopic, the director, spike lee. my colleague naga munchetty went to talk to him about it. hello? this is ron stallworth calling. who am i speaking with? this is david duke. grand wizard of the ku klux klan, that david duke? god! last time i checked. what can i do for you? well, since you ask, i hate blacks. the irony of ron stallworth‘s character is that he is a black policeman, a rookie cop in an all—white environment trying to persuade racist colleagues as well that they need to bring down the klan. and the language that john washington need to use when he impersonates a ku klux klan wannabe, it's quite harsh. how did he deal with having to say those words, be that character? that was the job. he's undercover. in fact, there's a scene where he's, like, holding the phone so the other guys can hear it and everybody‘s laughing. so there is humour in this film. and as people, especially white audience members, they're, like

lovely blue skies in moray. sometime around.in between those showers there will be sunny spells. if any getting into the south—east. temperature wise we are looking from 17 to 24, 25. the highest temperatures down south. as we had through the evening and overnight, a lot of evening sunshine as the showers fade. 0vernight the cloud will build in the south—eastern quarter. at the same timea south—eastern quarter. at the same time a new weather front coming and across scotland and northern ireland will introduce some rain. in between for the rest of scotland, northern england, wales and the east of northern ireland, a cool night. in rural areas, temperatures low. tomorrow we start off with these showers. replaced later in the day by heavy rain in the south—east. it could get further west. we have also got the weather front still producing showery outbreaks of rain across scotland and northern ireland. again, the potentialfor a heavy and thundery outbreaks. in between, a lot of dry and sunny conditions. showers peppering the west co

bright skies around the moray firth and as we come further south into the south east, parts of walesill in the high teens as we move into northern scotland. by the time we get to friday, again, we have a weakfront straddling the likes of northern england and into the isle of man and fizzling through the day, becoming not much more than a band of cloud. behind it, one or two showers and temperatures the north into the low 20s but in the south, to —— continuing to rise up to 32, 33 in the south—eastern corner. higher temperatures spreading a bit further north with 29 in chester, for example. by saturday, still a lot of dry weather around. still a lot of sunshine. a weather front across the north west produces some rain across northern and western parts of scotland. so it is going to be cooler here. south, highest temperatures by then will still be in the bar south east of england. thank you, and we will share —— see you later. we will return to a topic we rightly talk about a lot. just how bad is the extent of plastic in our oceans, and is it reversible? it‘s an issue that‘s been highl