moscow highway , maria valieva will tell soon motorists will be able to cross the city from the north to the south in just 40 minutes, since there will be no traffic lights on the highway msd will pass from simferopol highway to the moscow -st. , in which four and a half million people live, travel for motorists with moscow and moscow region numbers will be free, but those who travel, for example, from murmansk to krasnodar, will have to pay for it. the first section of msd. northeastern chorda plans to open in september this year, the second a little later the southern section of its opening is scheduled for 23 years on this map. it is accordingly marked in red. and it is extremely important to say that msd. moscow high-speed diameter. it was built as inside a regional master. that is, this is a highway so that the districts of the city of moscow and the moscow region are better connected with each other a and e-e, respectively. reduce the transit flow and, uh, protect the residents of the city free transit on the new expressway is said by the department of transport and as a result, 50,000 cars

and the monsoon has burst now in pakistan, so you have range from north to south even go across the border into afghanistan. but the heaviest rain isn't some sudden pakistan that looks pretty bad. i saw official elling of the journey really deployed to 300 years of danish colonization and international interest in the idence resources. great. a younger generation emerges, determined to own their future, no matter that differences. meet rappa and his fiance, a student and a politician, as they tackle age old issues with that powerful forces the fight for greenland, a witness documentary on al jazeera. ah oh. hello. they are watching out of their that's remind you about top stories here. the solid police have detained a person of interest in connection to a shooting or the 4th of july parade. in a chicago suburb, the gunman opened fire from a rooftop in highland park, getting 6 people injuring more than 50. the u. s. says it's likely that out there, a journalist korean actually was killed by unintentional gunfire from israeli position of the state department says a 3rd party investigation co

now most a china from north to south has a chance of seeing big chairs. you can see what the obvious ones are. this. he isn't as frightening as it looks. it's not typhoon, it's a tropical spin. as tropical depression that carries a lot of rain with it. so be flooding in southern parts of japan as it moves through during tuesday and wednesday, the winds with it probably below gale force is not a big problem. they'll be flooding from the rain. and that's true also, i think in china, this is the remains of chopper, which was a typhoon down here. so it's still got some of that input and we bring, yep, some warmth anyway from the so. so expect some flooding in this part of china. i think that should miss beijing, south of this and the lines of the philippines dance just to isa still away is he towards west papua the wet one? there are a showers al serra but the not a big although for southern titan and cambodia, it could be some flash flooding from those as well. seasonal stuff. rather, more than flash trotting in india because these are big thunderstorm, big

region of russia in the krasnoyarsk territory, the krasnoyarsk territory is almost 3.000 km from north to southost of the population of the regions, about 80%, live south of the angara. that is, only on 10% of the territory the distance is huge. here, it is especially important to strike a balance. on the one hand, medical institutions should not stand idle waiting for their patient. on the other hand, it is very important that help be available, sharypovo is a city four hours away from krasnoyarsk and one of the 13 saups that already exist in the region operates here, an impressive network by 2024 will have 20 outpatient oncology centers in the region. care, the northernmost of them in norilsk , sharypovskaya, the hospital, before being connected to the national health project, was very limited in its capabilities before, except for receiving, and for oncologists, patients from the city and the region. e, in. in principle, uh, nothing, uh, could now literally do at the expense. uh, us a project. we have the opportunity to really, uh, treat our oncological patients in the conditions of the aden

will not only be felt by those users who will use nsd, uh, in order to move around from the north to the south those who will not use it, varshavskoe shosse, kashirskoe shosse leningradka and all other highways that attract to the msd. they will actually get a good discharge. msd connects 10 currency highways and will unload them, as well as in the area of ​​the novokhokhlovskaya smsd station. it will be possible to go, for example, to the third transport ring, a diameter exit from new moscow will be provided by the highway, solntsevo-butovo, varshavskoye shosse, moscow motorway, improve transport services for airports, sheremetyevo and domodedovo will connect 48 districts of the capital. e. what will be the price for the mrr for transit cars? still to be decided in the department of transport today they said that they are waiting for proposals from moskvich and in november of this year the tariffs will already be known. dima da mash thank you our correspondent maria spoke about the moscow high-speed diameter, but now our broadcast will be continued by the program vesti duty. time to learn abo

north with a breeze coming from the atlantic and a bit of rain. that is riding around this area of high pressure which is to the south of us so this is where this settledny weather is at the moment. with the jet stream to the north of us next week there is a large area of settled weather may be building across the uk and that is going to allow temperatures to rise. so the forecast for this afternoon, cool and breezy and cloudy across the northern half of uk, around 18 in belfast, very warm in the south of the country at mid 20s. then through the country at mid 20s. then through the course of tonight a band of cloud and rain moving from north to south. still quite warm in the morning around 16 in london, a bit fresher in belfast and glasgow at around 12, 1a degrees. tomorrow we start off cloudy first thing but by the afternoon sunshine breaks through and it should be a beautiful day along the north sea coast, the south coast as well and another 11 in the south and south—east in the low to mid 20s. not a bad day in glasgow and edinburgh and newcastle nudging up to 20 or so. for friday a similar picture with just the chance of some rain in western parts o

madrid, on the other hand, decided to launch the flow in the opposite direction from north to south toe that brussels, even if desired, it will be difficult to intervene. in this situation, spain can justify such deliveries of aid to the poor continent at the time of the global food and energy crisis. and then the requirements of the eu will simply not be correct, and the selective approach of european politics is well known to everyone. recession in germany yes, and in all of europe, it is almost inevitable that in less than a day, dolce's morgan stanley bank and external economic advisers to the chancellor managed to declare this. germany is the reason for the sharp reduction in volumes russian gas supplies, it resembles the largest bank in germany accounted for 60%. if the issue is not resolved in the near future, inflation will finally get out of control, economic growth will go into negative territory, the bavarian business association calculated how -12.5% ​​an unprecedented case since the second world economy minister of germany has already managed to compare the situation with

temperatures, though, much lower than they have been at 17—25 celsius north to south.y, but they certainly won't crop up everywhere. they will be quite hit and miss. some will be heavy, some will be thundery. best chance of brightness, i think, across southern and southwestern parts, but temperatures much closer to where they should be, actually, for the time of year, 15—23 celsius. as we head into the weekend, the best chance of seeing some rain will be up towards the north and the west of the uk. further south and east, it should stay dry with some spells of sunshine and it will actually start to turn a bit warmer once again. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: the heat and the havoc, as the uk records its highest ever temperatures the heatwave sparks dozens of fires around london. in europe, they're still fleeing the fires in their thousands. wildfires continue to affect countries right across the continent. in the us, 17 members of congress from the democratic party are arrested at an abortion rights protest outside the supreme court in washingto

capital thanks to the highway 68 km long, motorists will soon be able to cross the city from north to souths, since there will be no traffic lights on the highway. it will run from simferopol highway to the toll highway moscow-st . those who travel, for example, from murmansk to krasnodar , will have to pay for it. the first section of msd. the northeastern chord plans to open in september this year, the second a little later plot and the team to open it is scheduled for 23 years on this map. it is accordingly marked in red. and it is extremely important to say that msd. moscow high-speed diameter. it was built as a regional highway inside, that is, it is a highway so that the districts of the city of moscow and the moscow region are better connected to each other a-a and, respectively, by that is why we propose to make a through transit a ​​by msd paid, and in order to to minimize the transit flow and uh, protect city residents free transit under the new expressway they say in the department of transport and as a result , 50,000 cars from different regions of russia will drive on the road

so little bit of hazy skies from north to south and even along the coast and valleys. we're going to notice those moderate air particles. but the biggest areas of concern once again will be for those of you in napa county and even contra costa county. so let's take a look at daytime highs today because these above average temperatures certainly not going to help with those northerly winds. we're going to see daytime highs today, 5 to 20 degrees above average mid 70's for downtown san francisco. so very pleasant there. but for those of you in livermore in concord, triple digit heat was possible today, but slightly cooler than that. still very hot temperatures right now. mid 90's for concord in livermore at 93 degrees. 34 degrees warmer than half moon bay. 59 degrees. the things to mother nature's ac system as we just saw. but not only that, we're tracking king tides issuing a coastal flood advisory along the bay area shoreline to that and find out when we're finally going to get relief from the heat in my full forecast in just a few minutes standing. well, back to you. >

that is where it is now, it will continue to journey south—eastward through the afternoon, although the far south—east corner is likely to stay dry. further north west, sunshine and showers and more widespread rain in northern scotland. temperatures, north to south, 16 to 23 degrees in parts of east anglia, before the rain arrives. it will arrive in the evening and claire, my spaces will be dry overnight with clear spells. more showers in western scotland and northern ireland on a strengthening breeze. quite windy across northern areas tomorrow, sunshine and showers again but for northern ireland, wales, the south—west, it will dry out in the afternoon, more sunshine, not too many showers, 16 to 22 degrees. goodbye for now. now on bbc news, unspun world provides an unvarnished version of the week's major global news stories — reliable, honest and essential viewing with the bbc�*s world affairs editor, john simpson. hello, and welcome to the newsroom here at new broadcasting house, the bbc�*s international headquarters in central london, for unspun world — the programme where we get the unadorned facts about the world's news from the bbc�*s glob

allows him to currently form a strike group that will most likely act in the direction from the north to southancing to kramatorsk and slavyansk, the enemy conducts defensive actions in the southern direction, not in the kherson area of ​​davidov turn under a crooked corner in the area of ​​the births of the zaporizhzhia region, certain actions are active in the north of the kharkiv region in the siversky direction for 1000 the enemy indicates their presence by shelling mainly civilian infrastructure in the border strip from its territory, the armed forces of the republic of belarus simulate military activity on its territory, a certain group seems to protect the area in an intensified mode of the ukrainian-belarusian border in the chornomorsk sea of ​​azov operational zone, the enemy is blocking civilian shipping and trying to support the actions of its forces on land from the sea, that is, briefly, please, in your opinion, what military and political goals will the russian military leadership strive to achieve, especially considering this recent statement lavrov that if the west will provide

from the north to south bay, spotty areas of drizzle. also into about 10:00. as we hit the afternoon, sunshine returns away from the coast setting us up with a nice day. a cool july morning. 61 here through the peninsula. the south bay at 60. right over to the east bay, temperatures in the 50s. it is crazy when you think about it. we started off the week with numbers near 100. tomorrow with the second day of fog, we will see numbers dipping below average. the wednesday forecast will be settling in. got to san jose at 80. over to the east bay, contra costa and alameda counties, 85. 84 in concord. the trend closer to the bay, a classic summer day. 69 in oakland. san mateo, 72. san francisco, a breeze at 14 making it feel chilly in the marina with the 60s. downtown 65. through the north bay, 90s. closer to the ocean and a nice cool 69. allgood across the area. if you are headed to the car for a summer vacation plan, i wanted to show you where the smoke will be heading. it is trailing toward tahoe as we go through tomorrow. really close to tahoe as we continue tom

temperatures north to south, 16 to 22. not impressive for this point in earlyjuly.land and western scotland with showers. that is being blown in on an increasingly brisk breeze. temperatures overnight typically between nine and 12 degrees. tomorrow is set to be another sunshine and showers day but there should not be quite as many showers as we have seen today. some could be quite heavy. especially across parts of scotland. possibly thundery for some central and eastern parts of england. but for the south—west avenue, northwest england, wales, parts of northern ireland, by the afternoon, not too many showers. temperatures about where they are, 16 to 22 degrees. the british grand prix tomorrow, of course. i am not completely ruling out a shower but it should be pretty much dry with spells of sunshine and top temperature 19 degrees. further head into monday, some showers around and longer spells of rain across northern scotland. quite windy in scotland. blustery for northern ireland. england and wales cricket board drive. temperatures again in that range. 15 to 23 deg

him to currently form a strike group that will act faster than this one in the direction from north to south and advancing on kramatorsk and slovyansk, the enemy is conducting defensive operations in the southern direction, he is not at rest in the kherson region of davidov otrot under the crooked corner in the region of the births of the zaporizhia region, and certain active actions are taking place in the north of the kharkiv region on 1000 siverskyi direction, the enemy indicates its presence by shelling mainly civilian infrastructure in the border strip from its territory, the armed forces of the republic of belarus simulate military activity on its territory, a certain group seems to be guarding a section of the ukrainian-belarusian border in the black sea of ​​azov operational zone in an intensified mode, the enemy is blocking civilian shipping and tries to support the actions of its forces on land from the sea, that is, briefly, please, on yours the idea of ​​what military and political goals the russian military leadership will strive to achieve, especially taking into account lavrov

temperatures, though, much lower than they have been at 17—25 celsius north to south. up everywhere. they will be quite hit and miss. some will be heavy, some will be thundery, some will be thundery. best chance of brightness, i think, across southern and southwestern parts, but temperatures much closer to where they should be, actually, for the time of year, 15—23 celsius. as we head into the weekend, the best chance of seeing some rain will be up towards the north and the west of the uk. further south and east, it should stay dry with some spells of sunshine and it will actually start to turn a bit warmer once again. this is bbc news. the headlines... the uk has registered its highest temperature on record, above 40 degrees celsius. meanwhile, the london fire brigade has declared a major incident after a number of fires broke out around the capital. the heatwave continues in europe with wildfires continuing to spread, particularly in spain and france. with record heat and smoke, there have been warnings about the threat to human health, crops and air quality. preside

from the north of the netherlands, we have been using these hydrogen buses since 2018, we started with two buses and now we have 32 hydrogen buses to a bicycle that crossed france from north to south in 5 days with only one kilogram of hydrogen, the bicycle race aimed not only to show the energy potential of hydrogen, but also to support ukraine in the struggle for independence, a bicycle, a car, blue colors to draw attention to the situation in ukraine, because our project talks about energy independence hydrogen will play a key role in the overall ecosystem and we need to learn to store a lot of energy and use it when needed unlike a conventional electric car with heavy batteries and limited range a hybrid has a small battery and a fuel cell that produces energy from hydrogen and feeds it has an electric motor. therefore, this green car has all the characteristics of an internal combustion engine, power, autonomy, and fast refueling, now the main obstacle on the way the spread of this technology, the lack of infrastructure, the goal announced by the european commission is to have one hydrogen filling station for every 100 km of the highway by 2030, this will not be easy, because

defense and others throughout practically the entire territory of the region , starting from north to south, respectively. in this way, the russian forces are shown what they have well, it is once again demonstrated that they have no place here and it is better to leave. second, taking all logistics and crossings under fire control means that, in principle, there is a potential in the future to completely cut off the russian grouping of troops on the right bank part of the kherson region. third, this is a signal for russian forces in general. that they have three ways out, either to stay and, uh, resist in the battle without support and logistical support, what is known as losing a position, or retreating, or surrendering step by step well, we see that most likely, they are preparing to, let's say, face off in this obviously losing battle. well, let's see, in general, in principle, the situation in connection with the tactics chosen by the ukrainian defenders is more or less in our favor. about the fact that ours are hitting and hitting the antonov bridge yes, but if you look at the google

the time if they are worried about them well, for example, there is one that goes there from north to south riflemen are firing, or rather artillery, yes. some batteries that hit 20 to 30 km deep are followed by mortars that fire at a distance of 7-10 km, and here they are all the time, er, firing at communities. here we have velikopysarovska or there is myropil or bilopol or krasnopil community with which i have worked in various projects there, well, there are no children there because they are shooting because they are destroying schools and uh, all we can say there is that they can finish at a distance of 30 uh km they are even killing sumy as i sit with you now i'm talking 36 km from the border and 40 km away, their grady can finish them off. well, here they are, when these sumy are shelling, oh, and that's it, and that's their tactic, they do it so that our soldiers stay here longer, they lead by the way , we have losses from sniper fire from this fire. that is, it is some kind of... of a kind. i would say that this is the kind of front that we have had in donbas since the 15th year,

temperatures, though, much lower than they have been at 17—25 celsius north to south.ay, but they certainly won't crop up everywhere. they will be quite hit and miss. some will be heavy, some will be thundery. best chance of brightness, i think, across southern and southwestern parts, but temperatures much closer to where they should be, actually, for the time of year, 15—23 celsius. as we head into the weekend, the best chance of seeing some rain will be up towards the north and the west of the uk. further south and east, it should stay dry with some spells of sunshine and it will actually start to turn a bit warmer once again. of approval from visitors. they are lovely, really sweet. - this is bbc news, the headlines:

north to south. dozens of people unaccounted for after a major flash flood and record heat. forcing people to conserve electricity. this morning a taste emergency in southwest virginia where more than 100 homes are damaged after flash floods swept through the region. >> mud slides, trees, roads, houses in the road. it's just a mess. >> reporter: six inches of rain faug in buchanan county in a matter of hours. this image shows the foundation where a home once stood. the house swept away 300 yards down the street. official saying 44 people were unaccounted for yesterday. but that number expected to come down as rescuers survey the area. >> the wires came down. is. >> reporter: in maryland, heavy rains ripped this home nearly in half. >> that's the living room we're in. usually there's a tv there. i was sleeping there earlier. i could have died. >> reporter: across much of the south, extreme heat is the biggest weather record scorching temperatures in texas topping 110 are keeping paramedics busy with nearly double the number of heat-related calls compared to lst summer. austin

temperatures, though, much lower than they have been at 17—25 celsius north to south.riday, but they certainly won't crop up everywhere. they will be quite hit and miss. some will be heavy, some will be thundery. best chance of brightness, i think, across southern and southwestern parts, but temperatures much closer to where they should be, actually, for the time of year, 15—23 celsius. as we head into the weekend, the best chance of seeing some rain will be up towards the north and the west of the uk. further south and east, it should stay dry with some spells of sunshine and it will actually start to turn a bit warmer once again. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. iran's rocky relations with the west have cost a host of individuals their freedom. the islamic republic has imprisoned citizens from the us, britain and a number of other countries for spying. now, the charges may be trumped up, but tehran�*s determin

temperatures, though, much lower than they have been at 17—25 celsius north to south.owers on friday, but they certainly won't crop up everywhere. they will be quite hit and miss. some will be heavy, some will be thundery. best chance of brightness, i think, across southern and southwestern parts, but temperatures much closer to where they should be, actually, for the time of year, 15—23 celsius. as we head into the weekend, the best chance of seeing some rain will be up towards the north and the west of the uk. further south and east, it should stay dry with some spells of sunshine and it will actually start to turn a bit warmer once again. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: the uk records its highest ever temperatures with the heatwave sparking dozens of fires around london. notjust europe: china has been facing an extreme heatwave, with more hot weather forecast. sri lanka's parliament is set to vote on wednesday for a president to replace gotabaya rajapaksa. max 17 democratic members of congress are arrested afte

on monday but often a good deal of cloud around and there will be areas of showers moving from north to southble into the northern isles, for example. for many, it will be turning cooler on monday, still into the mid 20s in east anglia and south—east england. low pressure moving away, going into tuesday, it is about high—pressure beginning to nudge its way in. there will be a fair amount of cloud with this area of high pressure, and there will still be a few showers to be had, particularly towards northern and eastern areas, though most places will stay dry on tuesday, rather overcast at times, and temperatures are at or even a bit below normal for the time of year with that north—westerly breeze. now, from wednesday onwards, a couple of fine days, wednesday, thursday. friday brings a chance of rain again into scotland and northern ireland. by then, south—eastern parts are still dry and turning warmer again. this is bbc news, the headlines: the united states has accused russia of worsening a global food crisis by carrying out a missile strike on the ukrainian port of odesa. the us secretary o

temperatures, though, much lower than they have been at 17—25 celsius north to south.g showers on friday, but they certainly won't crop up everywhere. they will be quite hit and miss. some will be heavy, some will be thundery. best chance of brightness, i think, across southern and southwestern parts, but temperatures much closer to where they should be, actually, for the time of year, 15—23 celsius. as we head into the weekend, the best chance of seeing some rain will be up towards the north and the west of the uk. further south and east, it should stay dry with some spells of sunshine and it will actually start to turn a bit warmer once again. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. europe wakes up to more wildfires. blazes rage right across the continent, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes. in the us, 17 members of congress from the democratic party are arrested at a rally for abortion rights. in sri lanka, can a new president appease the protesters? mps begin voting on gotabaya rajapaksa

so we'll go from east to west and here from north to south. after checking the territory and securing here will close the flank with the total number of foreign mugs here was estimated, at least in the hundreds soldiers of misfortune. lifeless bodies of some of them were left at the battle fields. some were captured like this polish colonel as though by shot on your left arm, but i am a lawyer. i knew lawyer shot i knew the eligibility. ah, i did of thought i did or so did. i mean, i will put sherburne over thought over that i own ukraine wound prisoners of war taken here. talk of how they've been treated by their command, admittedly, possibly under duress, primo, why shouldn't that a her incredulity an out in your position? is there nothing is clear there? the commanders are not doing anything. can you explain to her fellow soldiers that if they surrender, how will they be treated at times better than their the remaining foreign guns for hire? those who survived, at least they ran out of this place, ran out of the town of several denette cros

so we'll go from east to west and here from north to south, after checking the territory and secure and here will close the flank. my poem was blocked, the total number of foreign max here was estimated, at least in the hundreds soldiers of misfortune, lifeless bodies of some of them were left at the battlefields. some were captured like this polish colonel, as nobody should i knew was done. but i own a lawyer, i knew lawyer shot i knew that lot. ah, are the dogs or thing i did also did on and i will put chavonee with all of that i on ukraine, wound prisoners of war taken here. talk of how they've been treated by their command, admittedly, possibly under duress, primo, why shouldn't let her in captivity and out in your positions there? nothing is clear there. the commanders are not doing anything. can you explain to thought of soldiers that if they surrender, how will they be treated at times better than their the remaining foreign guns for hire? those who survived, at least they ran out of this place, ran out of the town of several denette crossing this river and into the town of least

we'll go from east to west and here from north to south. after checking the territory and securing here will close the flank with the total number of foreign mugs here was estimated at least, and the hundreds soldiers of misfortune, lifeless bodies of some of them were left at the battle fields. some were captured like this polish colonel kroger, so by shot i knew it was done, but i own a lawyer. i'm a lawyer. sure. i knew that lot. ah, i did a lot. i did or so did i mean i will put chicago with all of the other i own ukraine, born prisoners of war taken here. talk of how they've been treated by their command admittedly, possibly under duress. primo, why is it better her infertility than out in your position? is there nothing is clear there? the commanders are not doing anything. can you explain to her fellow soldiers that if they surrender, how will they be treated at times better than that? the remaining foreign guns for hire. those who survived at least they ran out of this place, ran out of the town of several that's crossing this river

temperatures, though, much lower than they have been at 17—25 celsius north to south.y certainly won't crop up everywhere. they will be quite hit and miss. some will be heavy, some will be thundery. best chance of brightness, i think, across southern and southwestern parts, but temperatures much closer to where they should be, actually, for the time of year, 15—23 celsius. as we head into the weekend, the best chance of seeing some rain will be up towards the north and the west of the uk. further south and east, it should stay dry with some spells of sunshine and it will actually start to turn a bit warmer once again. this is bbc news, the headlines: here in the uk, temperatures of more than a0 degrees celsius have been recorded for the first time. and the previous high was broken more than thirty times around the country. the heat caused widespread disruption and sparked a number of fires near london. 17 democratic members of the us congress have been arrested at an abortion rights protest outside the supreme court in washington. they were led away by police after blo

attacks by the russians, all the points that, let’s say, around kharkov, if you look like this from north to southre deoccupied by the ukrainian army, now the russians have practically retaken them , is it possible to call what is happening there in general like this - yes, it is also some kind of offensive or counter offensive of the russians, i am interested, viktor. what do you think , in fact, the story there is just very short there , they can only take a ride there, they can take offensive actions directly, enough for everything necessary from the territory of the russian federation, that’s why they succeeded there. why shouldn’t they actually press there if they don’t have such a problem with the same supply, they can make a son of it there. this or the first distracts the ukrainian troops and the second really reduces the threat of the artery from kupyansk on izyum is a railway artery. i mean, that's why they all do it there, they do n't have any special problems, but you have to understand that it 's a technical problem, only they will move a little, a little, at least at the initial leve

russians, uh, all the points that uh, well, let's say so around kharkov, if you look like this from north to southwhich were deoccupied by the ukrainian army, now the russians have practically repelled it, can we call what is happening there also some kind of offensive or counteroffensive by the russians, uh, i'm curious, viktor, what do you really think of me the story there is just very short, there was a lift, but they can take offensive actions there directly, satisfying all the needs of the territory of the russian federation, that's why they don't press there , why, why, why don't they press there, if they don't have such a problem there with the same supply they can do there in them it makes sense to press there this or the first distracts the troops should really reduce the threat of the artery from kupyansk to raisin e railway arteries i mean that's why they all do there just in them there is no personal problem, but it is necessary to understand that this is a problem for them, only they will move a little, a little, at least as much as the initial one . well, i don’t know there is some

on monday, but often a good deal of cloud around, and there'll be areas of showers moving from north to south morning. welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and roger johnson. our headlines today: a third day of delays and disruption expected at the port of dover and channel tunnel after two days of gridlock. work has been taking place overnight to try to shift 1500 lorries from the motorway. here in dover it is already getting busy and at

north—east of scotland. temperatures today 13 to 22 degrees north to south. degrees. tomorrow we start with that rain and we can see it nicely here. it is weakening as it pushes south east, a lot of dry weather ahead of it and later in the day we will see more persistent rain push steadily eastwards affecting scotland and also south—west england, the midlands and northern england. temperatures falling away to between about ten and 20 —— ten and 13 degrees. tomorrow we start with that rain and we can see it nicely here. it is weakening as it pushes south east, a lot of dry weather ahead of it and later in the day we will see more persistent rain pushing across the far north—west of scotland. in between, sunshine and showers with highs up to 20. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the conservative mp chris pincher resigns as a deputy chief whip, responsible for party discipline, saying he�*s "embarrassed himself", as a newspaper alleges he groped two men at a private members�* club. ukrainian officials say at least 17 people have been killed by russian mi

orcs are being shelled all the time, i would call it rolling batteries, which if moving from north to south are shelling one community, tomorrow they are moving to another, to create in us the feeling that they are all around, that they are being shelled a lot from different types of weapons on those communities that are 5-7 km away from mortars shelling what is further away, they are already shelling, well, with some kind of tornado hails of artillery, and we have 18 out of five communities in the zone of actual combat operations in the escalation zone, this prevents people from returning home in these border teams, in fact there are no children, the children have all been taken away, moreover, children are even taken somewhere to the central regions of ukraine and their parents put them in boarding schools . well, at least i know about such cases. and what else needs to be said. yes, the other day, it came in. well, maybe today is saturday. apparently, on monday, on july 4, there was an attempt to come in. even a subversive reconnaissance group that entered the territory the region of eh,

supplies to its neighbor in madrid, but they decided to start the flow in the opposite direction north to southn if desired, brussels would be difficult to intervene in this situation, spain could justify such deliveries of aid to a poor continent at a time of global food and energy crisis. and then the eu demands will simply not be politically correct, and the selective approach of european politics is well known to everyone. recession in germany yes, and throughout europe , it was almost inevitable that in less than a day they managed to declare that dolce bank morgan stanley and the foreign economic adviser to the german chancellor caused a sharp reduction in russian gas supplies, it recalls the largest bank in germany was 60%, if the issue is not resolved in the near future, inflation will finally get out of control, and economic growth will go into the red . germany has already managed to compare the situation with the collapse of lehman brothers, which began the global financial crisis of 2008. problems in the german economy are growing, like a snowball a month ago, small businesses were

temperatures, though, much lower than they have been at 17—25 celsius north to south.but they certainly won't crop up everywhere. they will be quite hit and miss. some will be heavy, some will be thundery. best chance of brightness, i think, across southern and southwestern parts, but temperatures much closer to where they should be, actually, for the time of year, 15—23 celsius. as we head into the weekend, the best chance of seeing some rain will be up towards the north and the west of the uk. further south and east, it should stay dry with some spells of sunshine and it will actually start to turn a bit warmer once again. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. how to tame inflation — the bank of england says a half a percent increase in interest rates is likely — will it work? the latest inflation data is out today. 1 million subscribers lost — that's the news from netflix as it announces a crackdown on password sharing. and we have the story of the danish meatless company that decided to base itself in the no

that is where it is now, it will continue to journey south—eastward through the afternoon, although the far south—east corner is likely to stay dry. further north, before the rain arrives. it will arrive in the evening and claire, my spaces will be dry overnight with clear spells. more showers in western scotland and northern ireland on a strengthening breeze. quite windy across northern areas tomorrow, sunshine and showers again but for northern ireland, wales, the south—west, it will dry out in the afternoon, more sunshine, not too many showers, 16 to 22 degrees. goodbye for now.