it's significant for the electorate of north antrim. the people of north antrim.al say, as they could soon be sending a petition to oust their mp. or maybe not. he's loved by these people here and the whole of the community. it will never happen. i personally think he didn't really do much wrong. he's deserved to go through what he's done. he should pay the punishment, no doubt. yeah. he knew what he was doing, certainly. i never found anything wrong with ian paisley, to be honest with you, because i had to go to him on a couple of occasions and he helped me out, so he did. so i probably would vote for him again. it wouldn't cost me any thought. if he was forced to stand down, ian paisley has suggested he would run again. but there are others who feel he should go. i think that ian paisleer should step aside and resign his seat. failing that, i think the onus is clearly on the dup to demonstrate that they are in no way supportive of any lack of integrity in government. the dup says the findings will be considered by its party officers. as for the north antrim mp,

the north antrim mp failed to register two family holidays paid for by the sri lankan government.on if 10% of the electorate in his constituency sign a recall petition. google has been fined a record £3.9 billion by the european commission for using its android operating system for phones and tablets to squeeze out rivals. google has denied any wrongdoing and says it will appeal. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones is with me. explain more about what they actually did. this is about the tight control google exerts over their android operating system which i’u ns their android operating system which runs on over three quarters of all phones in europe. they're accused of forcing phone makers to install google search if they want access to the app store, paying them to use google search, and preventing them from tinkering with their android operating system and this is said to be harming competition. google says it does this in the interest of consumers who are happy and have all sorts of at us and phones —— apps and phones. the leader of the neo—nazi group, national actio

here in the constituency of north antrim, the paisley political brand has been dominant for almost halfntary authorities view the current mp‘s wrongdoing so seriously, that he could be forced out of his seat. if 10% of the local electorate sign an official petition, there will be a by—election. mr paisley has said he would put himself forward to voters again. ian paisley has made a mistake, he has admitted it, you know. i respect ian paisley for that. he should take the consequencesjust like everybody else. the government relies on ten dup mps for its majority in parliament. the suspension of one could affect tight brexit votes. but whatever the wider implications of his exile, ian paisley now has an unenviable place in westminster history. chris page, bbc news. the white house has announced a $12 billion emergency aid package for american farmers affected by an escalating global trade war. president trump had introduced tariffs on steel, aluminium and a range of chinese goods, but retaliation from around the world has seen prices for us produce slump. our north america editorjon sopel

the north antrim mp has been suspended from the commons for 30 days starting from september and is facingwn from westminster. he says it was genuine mistake. i have apologised to the house and to colleagues. and i understand that subject to the decision of this house, i may from september be subject to a suspension lasting 30 days. i take my duties, mr speaker, as a member of parliament seriously. i believe i conduct myself with colleagues with integrity, with openness and that is why i have such remorse about the matter, as i believe it goes against the grain of who i am. especially how it is portrayed. it is to my constituents, mr speaker, who have sent me here since 2010 that i make the profoundest of all apologies. they have honoured me with unwavering support to be their voice and i hope they will continue to have that confidence in me in the future. ian paisley, mp. with the dry, warm weather it's not just moorland fires and hosepipe bans causing issues — but also toxic algae. 0ur correspondent alison freeman explains more from ullswater in the lake district. it is a glorious day he

the north antrim mp could face a by—election if 10% of his constituents sign a recall petition.e red arrows di5play team, is being sold by the ministry of defence as part of budget cuts. the base was also home to 617 squadron as they prepared for the dambusters mission in world war ii. 0ur correspondent katy austin is at the base. this sounds like sad news. ye5, this sounds like sad news. yes, this news has not gone down very well in the local area but the ministry of defence i5 the local area but the ministry of defence is trying to save money and thati5 defence is trying to save money and that is why the decision to close the base is being made. it is trying to cut down on one third of its estates to save £3 billion by 2040. the decision has been made to get rid of what is currently the red arrows. it is a very hi5toric airbase with its a55ociations arrows. it is a very hi5toric airbase with its associations with the dambu5ters. these days, as well as the red arrows, it is home to an air control centre playing an important role in keeping our airspace secure. what is worrying

the north antrim mp has been suspended from the commons for 30 days starting from september and is facingsays it was a genuine mistake and emotionally apologised to his constituents. i have apologised to the house and to colleagues, and i understand that, subject to the decision of this house, i may from september be subject to a suspension lasting 30 days. i take my duties, mr speaker, as a member of parliament seriously. i believe i conduct myself with colleagues with integrity, with openness, and that is why i have such remorse about the matter, as i believe it goes against the grain of who i am, especially how it is portrayed. you're watching outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our top story: israel passes a law that defining the country as a uniquelyjewish state. the israeli government says it's a defining moment, but it's fuelling anger among its the arab minority. other stories from the bbc world service: the comedian trevor noah has defended himself after being criticised by a french diplomat for saying "africa won the world cup." more than half the french squad can trace t

the north antrim mp has been suspended from the commons for 30 days starting from september and is facingmr speaker, as a member of parliament seriously. i believe i conduct myself with colleagues with integrity, with openness and that is why i have such remorse about the matter, as i believe it goes against the grain of who i am. especially how it is portrayed. it is to my constituents, mr speaker, who have sent me here since 2010 that i make the profoundest of all apologies. they have honoured me with unwavering support to be their voice and i hope they will continue to have that confidence in me in the future. the new brexit secretary travels to brussels for the first time today — with a message that more needs to be done to reach an agreement. the russian ambassador to the uk has said the country has no evidence linking it to the novichok poisoning. russian suspects are said to be identified by the police. knife crime increases by 16% in the last year — but the overall number of police recorded crimes stabilises. a new survey suggests that only 16% of adults in england over 50 check t

suspension 30 sitting days, the democratic mp from north antrim.n't declare it. he then wrote to the prime minister, david cameron, saying that britain should not support a un resolution on hospitality in the sri lankan. he did not disclose the hospitality he had received. now the parliament to standards commissioner has investigated and the common standards committee has said he is guilty of serious misconduct and bringing the house of commons into disrepute, so today, the mps have rubber—stamped the recommendation that he will be suspended for 30 days, and his pay will be stopped for 30 days. he will be the first mp to face what is good a recall petition. if 10% of voters, that is about seven and a half thousand people sign it, then mr paisley will have two stands down, and there will bea have two stands down, and there will be a by—election, and he said that he will want to stand in it shouldn't happen. thank you very much. more on that coming up along with the rest of the news, first, a weather update. it was many of us have warm and hot sunny

north woodburn reservoir in county antrim supplies belfast and nearby towns.and. and while the reservoirs have a healthy level of water in them, plants like this are all operating at full capacity, they can only treat the water and pump it out so quickly and demand is exceeding supply. some areas have seen a drop in pressure and temporary water loss in homes. we are doing our best to maximise production, and move water from one zone to another to ensure customers are kept in supply. but we don't know what the weather holds, what the forecast is. we will be keeping the hosepipe ban in place. to help and ensure customers are keptin to help and ensure customers are kept in supply for as long as that ta kes. the hosepipe ban, in place since friday, is the first in northern ireland for more than 20 years. tankers have been borrowed from other businesses to help. how much longer is the hot weather going to continue? there is no sign of rain in the forecast and he'd is still the story, the met office has their provisionaljune figures in, it looks like last thursday s

north woodburn reservoir in county antrim supplies belfast and nearby towns.d. and while the reservoirs have a healthy level of water in them, plants like this are all operating at full capacity, they can only treat the water and pump it out so quickly and demand is exceeding supply. some areas have seen a drop in pressure and temporary water loss in homes. we are doing our best to maximise production, and move water from one zone to another to ensure customers are kept in supply. but we don't know what the weather holds, what the forecast is. we will be keeping the hosepipe ban in place. to help ensure customers are kept in supply for as long as that takes. the hosepipe ban, in place since friday, is the first in northern ireland for more than 20 years. tankers have been borrowed from other businesses to help. we haven't been using the hose, i have a little pool, so i have kept the water in the pool and any water i need out of the pool i am watering the plants with it. forfarmers there are other problems, too — those grazing livestock say they are struggling

emma vardy is at north woodburn reservoir in county antrim this morning.ter in this reservoir, which supplies belfast and other towns, but the problem is the water companies can't treat it and pump it to the network fast enough. there's been huge spikes in the morning and evening when demand for water really is ata evening when demand for water really is at a high. the hosepipe ban that's been in place since friday evening is the first for northern ireland for 23 years, that remains today. northern ireland is not alone in facing water problems, there's a number of areas in facing water problems, there's a number ofareas uk in facing water problems, there's a number of areas uk wide where water companies are continuing today to urge people to conserve water, to keep its use to a minimum. that means taking shorter showers, not overfilling the cattle, particularly at this time in the morning. 0r risk temporary loss in supplies —— kettle. emma, thank you very much. the people of mexico have elected their first left—wing president in recent history. andres manu

antrim and down. if we zoom in to the north of the country at 9am, there is a lot of cloud around.n counties of england through east anglia, heading down towards kent and down towards sussex. it has come quite far inland from the north sea overnight. but we have a dry, clear sliver of weather before we run back into more cloud across wales in south—west england. through the course of the date you will find where we have got the cloud a lot of it will then a break. we will have sunny spells developing. they will be slower to clear in lincolnshire and the rain in the north—west could turn more patchy in nature. temperature—wise we are looking at a range from about 16 in the north to about 26 as we push that bit further south. through the evening, of course, the world cup is on. if you are watching it on your tv, the weather in moscow you will be experiencing is dry. there will be some afternoon showers but for the england players we are looking at temperatures about 20 celsius. 7pm ourtime, 9pm temperatures about 20 celsius. 7pm our time, 9pm bedtime, temperatures about 20 celsius. 7

north—western areas. otherwise, pressure is rising. the rising pressure will bring us more sunshine, lighter winds, and ultimately high temperatures as well. the best of the sunny weather for antrim eastern and southern areas of scotland doing well. it will get pretty hot. if you don't like the heat, maybe had to the beaches where we will have some refreshing sea breezes setting in during the day. we could have more rain working in two north—western area during the day. heavier times for north—western scotland. away from that, hot and sunny weather to come. if anything, temperatures will be even higher, peaking at around 31 degrees across the eastern counties of england. looking ahead into next week, the weather show signs of changing somewhat. we will see showers for the first few days of the week ahead, before general outbreaks of rain set in late in the week. the rain could turn out to be quite heavy late in the week. a big change in the weatherjust around the corner. hello, this is bbc news. this is martine croxall. in a moment will be looking at tomorrow's papers. first, the headlines at 11:00. president trump has flown in to scotland tonight, where he is expected to spend t

north woodburn reservoir in county antrim supplies belfast and near by towns.ing supply. some areas have seen a drop in pressure and temporary water loss. we are doing our best to maximize production, and move waterfrom one zone to another. but we don't know what the weather holds, what the forecast is. we will be keeping the hosepipe ban in place. just for as long as that takes. the hosepipe ban, in place since friday, is the first in northern ireland for more than 20 years. tankers have been borrowed from other businesses to help. we haven't been using the hose, i have a pool, so i have kept the water in the pool and any water i need out of the pool i am watering the plants with it. on our farm, all the water comes from a well and if that well dries up, we will have to bring water from other sources and a lot more work. forfarmers there are other problems, too — those grazing livestock say they are struggling to replenish the grass. in the east of the province where they haven't had rain forfour weeks, grass is drying up, not growing and farmers have had to s

north—western areas. otherwise, pressure is rising. the rising pressure will bring us more sunshine, lighter winds, and ultimately high temperatures as well. the best of the sunny weather for antrim

north and west of scotland. looking at the weather picture through the night, the cloud could continue to be thick enough for a patch of rain across western scotland, maybe a little bit as well for antrim and down. england and wales will have a mixture of cloud and a few clear spells. temperatures overnight between 11 and 14 degrees for most, so it should be a fresh enough night's sleep ahead. looking at the weather picture tomorrow, it should be a dry start to the day. cardiff scotland and northern ireland, sunshine in the morning across england and wales, but it won't be a dry day everywhere because as we go through the afternoon shower clouds are going to develop and those showers will turn out to be happy in hungary, stretching from parts of dumfries & galloway down the western side of england and wales, the shower is formed by the sea breezes converging and pushing a bit more moisture in across these areas to make those showers. not everyone will see the downpours, for sure. outside of the showers, 20 to 26 degrees in london so it will feel warm but if anything the shower activity will tend to pick up and intensify as we had through friday. the lion's share of the showers will be

north and west of scotland. looking at the weather picture through the night, the cloud could continue to be thick enough for a patch of rain across western scotland, maybe a little bit as well for antrimt, so it should be a fresh enough night's sleep ahead. looking at the weather picture tomorrow, it should be a dry start to the day. cardiff scotland and northern ireland, sunshine in the morning across england and wales, but it won't be a dry day everywhere because as we go through the

sunshine and showers and ahead of it across southern and eastern scotland, antrim and down, we have a bright start for the day. the northrth and west wales. at the same time another week front comes in across north—west scotland introducing showers. introducing clear skies and patchy mist and fog in the south. it is going to be a muggy night with temperatures not falling away very much. tomorrow we start with the wea k much. tomorrow we start with the weak weather front starting with showery outbreaks of rain across northern england and north—west wales, for example. to the day, the showers and the showers across north scotla nd showers and the showers across north scotland will fade as drier conditions coming from the west and tomorrow we're looking at temperatures from mid to the high 20s and locally in the south—east, into the low 30s. 20s and locally in the south—east, into the low 305. and that is the pattern through the rest of the week and by the weekend, temperatures willdipa and by the weekend, temperatures will dip a little in the south from low 30s to high 205 and so for the rest of the uk, temperatures comin