newport council said work had proved complex and technically challenging.residents for their patience. it said all the emergency services had been given the code to the gate. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. hundreds of firefighters have been tackling a series of wildfires in portugal. although the country often suffers summer fires, these come amid a ferocious heatwave with temperatures reaching 46.1; degrees celsius this week. 1,500 residents and tourists have been evacuated from an area around odemira. meanwhile, in hawaii, wildfires fanned by strong winds from hurricane dora have burned buildings on an island of maui. at least 13,000 people have been evacuated. fire crews are tackling fires in multiple sites, but the winds have grounded firefighting helicopters. let's talk now to a resident photographer in maui, daniel sullivan. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. firstly can you just talk us through what you have witnessed?— talk us through what you have witnessed? . ,, , ., . ,

newport council said work had proved complex and technically challenging.e ongoing and thanked the residents for their patience. it said all the emergency services had been given the code to the gate. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has been disqualified from politics for five years after receiving a prison sentence for corruption. it means he'll be dismissed as an mp and forbidden to stand for public office before 2028. he denies any wrongdoing and is challenging the decision in a high court on wednesday. on sunday, mr khan started serving his three—year sentence in a jail. 0ur correspondent caroline davies has this update from the capital islamabad. when he was sentenced on saturday, we knew that immediately he would probably be disqualified. but i think what many people, his supporters and his lawyers held out hope for was, in the course of the next few days, that they might be able to find some form of relief that they might be able to delay this

newport council said work had proved complex and technically challenging.residents for their patience. it said all the emergency services had been given the code to the gate. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. senior police officers in northern ireland will be questioned by politicians on thursday about a data breach which has caused huge worry amongst thousands of staff. the policing board, which holds the chief constable to account, is holding an emergency meeting. information on everyone who works for the police service was leaked online on tuesday. our ireland correspondent chris page has more. in this part of the uk, the risks which police face are particularly stark. members of the police service of northern ireland take far—reaching measures to protect their identities. but yesterday, information appeared online about all 10,000 staff, both officers and civilians. they haven't told their family what they do and now it is all out there and they are really frightened, actually. the bbc has spok

newport council said work had proved complex and technically challenging.ing and thanked the residents for their patience. it said all the emergency services had been given the code to the gate. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. now to some breaking news. the rapper tory lanez has been sentenced to ten years in prison for shooting and wounding the us hip—hop star meghan thee stallion. during the trial in los angeles, the jury heard that lanez had fired a gun at the singer's feet and shouted for her to dance in 2020. the pair had left a party at kyliejenner�*s home in the hollywood hills. lane's lawyer gave this response after the sentencing. i think the sentence handed down was incredibly harsh. i have seen cases, vehicle or homicide and other cases the more there is death, and a person so it's less than ten years, and in this case, to get a ten year sentence is extreme and reallyjust another example and really just another example of and reallyjust another example of someone being punished for the

newport council said work had proved complex and technically challenging.for their patients. it said all the emergency services had been given the code to the gate. you're live with bbc news. details of tens of millions of uk voters could have been accessed by hackers who targeted the elections watchdog. the electoral commission said there was little risk of "hostile actors" being able to influence the outcome of a vote, but apologised for the breach in its systems. and we can talk to the chair of the electoral commission, john pullinger. let's start by trying to get the chronology of this. when did you first become aware that he had been hacked? we first become aware that he had been hacked? ~ , ., ., ., , hacked? we were first aware of this in october of _ hacked? we were first aware of this in october of last _ hacked? we were first aware of this in october of last year, _ hacked? we were first aware of this in october of last year, when - hacked? we were first aware of this in october of last year, when we - in october of last year, when we discovered s

newport council said work could prove complex and technically challenging.panel. what is this time for the panel, i hear. new viewers asking when, normally we tell them we're talking about this, this today, the panel get the chance to tell me what they want to talk about. ameshia we'll go with you first, an interesting bit of trivia or news about the demographic makeup of the united states in the future, tell us more. absolutely, so for the first time in united _ absolutely, so for the first time in united states history since the census— united states history since the census has been taken, by the year 2045— census has been taken, by the year 2045 america will no longer be a majority— 2045 america will no longer be a majority white country. that has a lot of— majority white country. that has a lot of implications for power in terms — lot of implications for power in terms of— lot of implications for power in terms of government leadership, our economy, _ terms of government leadership, our economy, who has wealth and benefits from wealth, things like that.

newport council said work had proved complex and technically challenging.sidents for their patients. it said all the emergency services had been given the code to the gate. for more stores across the uk head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. figures show total sales increased by 1.5% last month compared to 2.3% injuly last year. the higher cost of living and rising interest rates, are also said to be factors. with more, here's emma simpson. summer is turning into a washer. in—state open son braved the rain today including these mums but hard shopping for that were going to baby because but otherwise would be at home. , , _, because but otherwise would be at home. , ., ., home. just come back from holiday and when i — home. just come back from holiday and when i left _ home. just come back from holiday and when i left it _ home. just come back from holiday and when i left it was _ home. just come back from holiday and when i left it was summer - home. just come back from holiday and when i left it was summer and | and when i left it was sum

newport council said work had proved complex and technically challenging.ongoing and thank the residents for their patients. it said all the emergency services had been given the code to the gate. you're live with bbc news. to ukraine now, where at least seven people have been killed in a russian missile attack on the eastern town of pokrovsk. dozens of others were injured in the strike. the head of the donetsk region said it damaged a hotel as well as shops and office buildings. 0ur correspondent in kyiv, james waterhouse, told us more about the attack and the town where it happened. rescue efforts are continuing today after having to be paused overnight because of the risk of shelling, we're told. but pokrovsk is one of many frontline towns where, after the population was hollowed out in the full scale invasion of last year, people in their thousands have been returning to cities like pokrovsk, despite the very real dangers. you've got authorities there saying, "stay away." "it's still not safe." there are reminders of the threat with damaged buildings do

some repairs mean could be open to pedestrians 18 months ago the newport council has no date for whenl be completely back to normal.— back to normal. all we get whenever— back to normal. all we get whenever we _ back to normal. all we get whenever we try _ back to normal. all we get whenever we try to - back to normal. all we get| whenever we try to contact back to normal. all we get - whenever we try to contact them is the fact they are monitoring the bridge. i mean, how long does it take to monitor a bridge. does it take to monitor a brid . e. does it take to monitor a bride. ., ~' does it take to monitor a bride. ., ~ _, does it take to monitor a bride. ., ~ , ., bridge. the work could prove com - lex bridge. the work could prove complex and _ bridge. the work could prove complex and technically - complex and technically challenging, repairs being ongoing and the council thanked residents for their patients. they said all emergency services had been given code the gate stop the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has been disqualified from politics for five years after recei

repairs meant it could be reopened to pedestrians 18 months ago but but newport council has no date forontact them is the fact that they are monitoring the bridge, i mean how long does it take to monitor to bridge? could prove complex and technically challenging, repairs are ongoing and thank the residents for their patients, it said all the emergency services had been giving the code to the gate. for more stories across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. nasa has been revealing more about its lunar mission called artemis 2. it's currently scheduled to launch in november next year and will carry four astronauts. but there won't be a moon landing, the crew will just conduct flybys. it's nasa's first moon mission in more than 50 years. let's speak to dr megan argo, senior lecturer in astrophysics at the university of central lancashire. it's so good to talk to you, doctor argo. why is it weird conducting fly by us, why can't we just land on the moon? in by us, why can't we 'ust land on the moon? , . , . ., , moon? in principle we could, but if ou're moon? in