the security situation in| north-west pakistan, as well as in north—west pakistan, as well as in baluchistanated in the past few months. one of the intellectual groups is better is known as pakistani taliban, they called a ceasefire with a pakistani security forces last november. since then there have been a number of attacks on security forces, as you said, at least 80 police officers were killed when a mosque was attacked in peshawar and in the meantime separatist rebels and the is militants have been carrying out attacks in baluchistan and north—west pakistan. thejui party is a partner in the coalition government. its leader came under attack seven or eight years ago and some of the local leaders were attacked, killed in a suicide bombing allegedly carried out by the local chapter of the is, so a number of incidents that would be of concern to the pakistani authorities because this is an eagerly awaited election and the government is now talking about forming a caretaker government during this election and it is causing another issue, how to provide security to instill confidence for the

and i imagine it will be impacted by the - in north-west italy. he heatwave. yes, we expect the first effect of the heatwave tomorrow and it will continue for at least four consecutive days but north italy will be less affected part of our nation as he said before, the centre part and especially south italy will be much more affected because they are closer to the centre bubble of very hot air which is carrying in from africa. flit very hot air which is carrying in from africa-— very hot air which is carrying in from africa. , ., ., , ., from africa. of course, italians are used to hot — from africa. of course, italians are used to hot summers. _ from africa. of course, italians are used to hot summers. that - from africa. of course, italians are used to hot summers. that region | from africa. of course, italians are i used to hot summers. that region is used to hot summers. that region is used to hot summers. that region is used to the heat. explain to us why the mediterranean is impacted by the rising temperatures. yes. the mediterranean is impact

on this day , we still have an increase in temperature in the north-west part of the southern shores of the caspian sea, in the north-east and south-east parts, especially in the zabul region. the central part of the southern part of semnan province and also in the western parts of the country, wind is a dominant phenomenon, which in susceptible areas causes dust , reducing air quality and severely reducing the exhibition of hijab products in conjunction with the week of chastity and hijab from july 21 to 26 at the intellectual development center for children and teenagers on hijab st. in the exhibition, there will be two stalls for the sale of tents and a stall for sewing black tents for free. some of the products offered are for teenage girls, and families can purchase these products by attending the exhibition . manufacturers of hijab and municipal products the puppet theater festival has reached its final days in tehran, according to the organizers of the 19th edition of this festival, nearly 1,500 spectators attend the street shows and mama 's head is one of the shows of this fes

so we'll see a spell of showers drifting their way through north—west england over to east anglia, clouding the end of the day, pushing into northern ireland and west wales. blustery winds for this time of year, once again. they will push the showers through quite quickly. top temperatures on sunday ranging from 15 to 21 degrees. so into the weekend, no significant change to the trend ofjuly so far. sunshine and showers breezy at times and disappointing temperatures. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i am marika 0i. the headlines: donald trump faces further charges in the mar—a—lago documents enquiry according to newly released court documents. united nations issues as stark warning about climate change as you is set to be the hottest month on record.— you is set to be the hottest month on record. the era of ulobal month on record. the era of global whaling _ month on record. the era of global whaling has - month on record. the era of global whaling has arrived. l month on record. the era of i global whaling has arrived. the air is unreadable, the heat is unbearable, and th

and north—west wales will probably have a lot of showers as well.midlands and eastern areas of england, so some dry weather and lengthy dry spells for these areas. showers few and far between. temperatures still, by and large, a little below average. now, for the cricket, the ashes, i suspect it will probably stay mostly dry on saturday. if you catch a shower, it'll be a fleeting, light one. on sunday, rain on the way but late in the day so, again, it should be a largely unaffected day for play. different story, though, for monday. we are going to see low pressures working and bringing more rain. sunday's forecast, then. we have an area of low pressure that's going to be pushing rain into northern ireland, wales and western areas of england. should stay mainly fine to the north and east, although there will be a few showers here. temperatures continuing to run a little bit below average for the time of year. 0n into monday and tuesday's forecast. well, even as one area of low pressure crosses the uk, there's another one brewing and developing to our

so we'll see a spell of showers drifting their way through north west england, over to east anglia, cloudingrthern ireland and west wales. blustery winds for this time of year, once again. they will push the showers through quite quickly. top temperatures on sunday ranging from 15 to 21 degrees. so into the weekend, no significant change to the trend ofjuly so far — sunshine and showers, breezy at times, and disappointing temperatures. live in washington, this is bbc news. donald trump's legal problems get worse, the former president facing new charges in the mar—a—lago classified documents enquiry. the un chief to close the beginning of the era of boiling amid record temperatures around the globe. uncertainty in niger, day after soldiers announced the overthrow of the country's elected president. iam i am helena iam helena humphries, glad you canjoin me. former us president donald trump is facing three new charges over his handling of classified documents after he left the white house. prosecutors filed an on thursday evening superseding former federal charges made injune to which trump has

the further north and west you are.ugh and with blustery winds from a westerly direction, at least they should clear relatively quickly. dodge those showers and keep some sunshine. it'll still be pleasantly warm, 22 or 23. not out of the question. now, moving out of saturday into sunday, our area of low pressure gradually drifts its way steadily eastwards, with another one waiting in the wings. it's going to close out to the month on quite an unsettled note. so we'll see a spell of showers drifting their way through north—west england over to east anglia, clouding over with further outbreaks of rain by the end of the day, pushing into northern ireland and west wales. blustery winds for this time of year. once again, they will push the showers through quite quickly. top temperatures on sunday ranging from 15 to 21 degrees. so into the weekend, no significant change to the trend ofjuly so far. sunshine and showers breezy at times and disappointing temperatures. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. holding governments

she was shot dead outside a pub in wirral, in the north west of england, on christmas eve. to liverpool crown court to hear his remarks. elle's father, tim, has said his mission is now to stop gun violence on merseyside. he talked to reporter jayne mccubbin. tell us about elle. elle? god... god love her. elle's great. she's lovely, very kind, very giving. she's always looking out for other people, especially her family. and, you know, she was she was going ahead, flying. working hard? yeah. working hard. she was a good example to people. she set her own goals and she was achieving them and she was flying and she did it with a smile on her face. what was it like running up to christmas, last year? elle's great. she's lovely, very kind, very giving. she's always looking out for other people, especially her family. and, you know, she was she was going ahead, flying. working hard? yeah. working hard. she was a good example to people. she set her own goals and she was achieving them and she was flying and she did it with a smile on her face.

it rains a little, you can see how much it will be in the southeast and also in parts of in the north-westcountry, the rains will continue with less intensity for tuesday and wednesday , and there will be less pressure on the shah. severe temporary killing is expected in the north of sistan and baluchistan province the hozwa region may have a sand and dust storm here, but the kermanians, yazdi, we will have arm sports tomorrow in the south of sistan and baluchistan, hormozgan , khorasan, as you can see, north khorasan, razavi and south khorasan from the strong wind of asalouye in the central regions of the country, that is, in the south of tehran, qazvin province. also, alborz, qom, isfahan, the center of the wind blowing in 2018 for the san tu disco, at this time of the year, when we have temporary structures and advertising banners, the damage to these structures will be progressive when in the southwestern regions of the country, i.e., in kermanshah province, ilam, khuzestan and bushehr. and the wind blows and dust is transferred from on iraq, we have this part of the country and that w

the pskov region is located in the north-west of the european part of russia ; moscow to pskov by railut 700 km travel time by train 12 hours can you also get to the city by bus or by car? pskov is a small regional center by modern standards with a population of about 200,000 people in medieval europe, the city was considered one of the largest fortresses impregnable for the enemy. many ancient monuments of pskov are included in the unesco world cultural heritage list. a journey into the past of pskov usually begins with the thunder center of the pskov the high narrow msu at the confluence of the rock into the great thunder river is still an architectural dominant, the city of the city in the legend of a native. princess olga of pskov, the wife of prince igor, herself pointed to this place. she ordered to build a temple here. in the name of the holy trinity, the holy trinity cathedral is led through the gate in the highest southern wall. usually only the towers of the fortresses have the name, but in pskov the wall got its name persia. what does it mean that the chest from the south si

and north—west wales will probably have a lot of showers as well.d. so some dry weather and lengthy dry spells for these areas, showers few and far between. temperatures still by and large, a little below average. now for the cricket, the ashes, i suspect it will probably stay mostly dry on saturday. if you catch a shower, it will be a fleeting light one. on sunday, rain on the way but late in the day. so again, it should be a largely unaffected day for play. different story, though for monday, we are going to see low pressures working and bringing more rain. sunday's forecast then — we have an area of low pressure that's going to be pushing rain into northern ireland, wales and western areas of england should stay mainly fine to the north and east, although there will be a few showers here. temperatures continue to run a little bit below average for the time of year. 0n into monday and tuesday's forecast. well, even as one area of low pressure crosses the uk, there's another one brewing and developing to our west. so it'd be nice to think as we fin

so we'll see a spell of showers drifting their way through north—west england over to east anglia, cloudinging into northern ireland and west wales. blustery winds for this time of year, once again. they will push the showers through quite quickly. top temperatures on sunday ranging from 15 to 21 degrees. so into the weekend, no significant change to the trend ofjuly so far. sunshine and showers breezy at times and disappointing temperatures. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko 0i. the headlines. donald trump faces further charges in the mar—a—lago documents inquiry. according to newly released court documents. the united nations issues a stark warning about climate change asjuly is set to be the hottest month on record. the era of global boiling has arrived. the air is unbreathable, the heat is unbearable and the level of fossil fuel profits and climate inaction is unacceptable. the un suspends its humanitarian operations in niger, after the country's elected president was ousted by soldiers. taiwan's largest military exercises in 25 years focus on action to repel

they exist, yes, but are they not typical for the fortresses of the russian north-west or not? novgorod detinets was built taking into account the latest achievements of fortification, narrow windows , loopholes made the defenders of the fortress less vulnerable ; the length of the walls of the fortress about one and a half thousand m. height in some areas it reaches 15 m from a thickness of six and a half. if we talk about the modern kremlin that we can see, then it was a witness and participant in two such e, major military events. uh, the first happened in 1611 . this is an assault. novgorod with the troops of the swedish commander ended. in general, this is all about the occupation of novgorod by the swedes, which lasted until 1617 and became a very big disaster. in fact, probably, in the entire history of novgorod, this event is comparable only to the german occupation of the times led. the second assault on the citadel occurred during the great patriotic war in august 1941, the germans took the city and the novgorod kremlin from the button accordion for two years the fron

rain around the irish sea spreading into southern scotland, much of north and north—west england, northhe far north of scotland, sunshine and one or two showers, lighter winds than today. the far south east of england, east anglia and the channel islands, many will stay dry with some hazy sunshine with just a small chance of a shower. nice where the sun shines out, pretty cool where the rain is falling. that weather system just eeks away then into wednesday and we bring in north—westerly winds with that, making it feel even cooler for wednesday morning. whilst there will be some longer spells of sunshine compared with what we'll see today, some heavy and thundery showers develop. most prone are eastern areas of scotland and down through eastern counties of england. temperatures mid to high teens, low 20s. live from london. this is bbc news. russia says the ukraine grain deal has been terminated, once again raising fears over globalfood supplies. it comes as a source in the ukrainian security service tells the bbc it was behind the attack on a vital bridge linking the crimean peninsula w

and north—west wales will probably have a lot of showers as well.probably not that many showers across the midlands and eastern areas of england. so some dry weather and lengthy dry spells for these areas showers few spells for these areas. showers few and far between. temperatures still by and large, a little below average. now for the cricket's the ashes, i suspect it will probably stay mostly dry on saturday. if you catch a shower, it will be a fleeting light one. on sunday, rain on the way but late in the day. so again, it should be a largely unaffected day for play. different story, though for monday, we are going to see low pressures working and bringing more rain. sunday's forecast — then we have an area of low pressure that's going to be pushing rain into northern ireland. wales and western areas of england should stay mainly fine to the north and east, although there will be a few showers here. temperatures continue to run a little bit below average for the time of year. on into monday and tuesday's forecast. well, even as one area of low p

i'll just do a quick along for the millions of people in need of aidan north west series in peril after valuable resolutions failed at the un security council. and remembering shrimp, pretty so 28 years old, thousands moved victims of the 1995 genocide. those tensions in both the amount the the how i, the weather still remains a little disappointing across north west and past 6 year pod, the tennis by the way, she can say, perhaps streaming in from the atlantics. i don't great news for wimbledon, but it will be something probably by having said that. but the booby shot was never too far away. little area of life pressure just around scuffling that slowly but surely making its way up to wal scandinavia. so we will see some what the weather setting in across norway, sweden sinks big down pools of thru wednesday. rush house across denmark, follow that line of town. and great, actually it comes down across the check for public, down into austria. pushing across the outs show has continued to sweat away across the good parts of england. well, scotland, well, the olive, and not too bad. of co

and north—west wales will probably have a lot of showers as well.engthy dry spells for these areas. showers few and far between. temperatures still, by and large, a little below average. now, for the cricket, the ashes, i suspect it will probably stay mostly dry on saturday. if you catch a shower, it'll be a fleeting, light one. on sunday, rain on the way but late in the day so, again, it should be a largely unaffected day for play. different story, though, for monday. we are going to see low pressures working and bringing more rain. sunday's forecast, then. we have an area of low pressure that's going to be pushing rain into northern ireland, wales and western areas of england. should stay mainly fine to the north and east, although there will be a few showers here. temperatures continuing to run a little bit below average for the time of year. on into monday and tuesday's forecast. well, even as one area of low pressure crosses the uk, there's another one brewing and developing to our west, so it'd be nice to think as we finish the month and start

a north—west of athens where firefighters are appealing to residents for caution. w details emerge about the us soldier who crossed into north korea from the south — illegally. the prime minister rishi sunak weighs in and said it wouldn't be right to deny banking services to some warm exercising their freedom of speech as former leader of the uk independence party, nigel farage, claims the private bank coutts close his account on political grounds. and on the trail of banksy — we talk to the man who's just finished a podcast series on the man who's just finished a podcast series on the secretive world of the street artist. three hours of breaking stories and checking out the truth behind them. let's start with the heatwave. .. exceptional heat is continuing to be felt across large parts of the northern hemisphere. wildfires are still burning across greece in southern europe — this is the scene live just outside athens. forests and homes are being destroyed as greek authorities are braced for a new heatwave that was likely to further stoke tinderbox conditions across

so we'll see a spell of showers drifting their way through north west england over to east anglia, cloudingce again. they will push the showers through quite quickly. top temperatures on sunday, ranging from 15 to 21 degrees. so into the weekend, no significant change to the trend ofjuly so far — sunshine and showers, breezy at times and disappointing temperatures. the latest economic data shows continued growth out of the us, despite ongoing fears of a recession. plus, earnings season is underway, but for energy companies, those lower oil and gas prices are taking a toll. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm mariko 0i. the big week for us economic news continues, as the us federal reserve's preferred measure of inflation will be released later today. and more evidence of slowing inflation would boost hopes that the world's biggest economy could be headed for a soft landing. this is as the latest data showed the american economy growing 2.4% in q2, topping expecations. michelle fleury with more. personal consumer expenditures measures how people spend their money, the inflation up

so we'll see a spell of showers drifting their way through north west england, over to east anglia, cloudingme of year, once again. they will push the showers through quite quickly. top temperatures on sunday ranging from 15 to 21 degrees. so into the weekend, no significant change to the trend ofjuly so far — sunshine and showers, breezy at times, and disappointing temperatures. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. imagine swimming at the north pole. or in a tunnel below the antarctic ice. or along the entire length of the english channel. now, all of these feats of superhuman endurance have been undertaken by my guest today, lewis pugh. why does he do it? to focus attention on the climate crisis and its impact on our blue planet. his death—defying exploits have won him political access from downing street to the kremlin but is the response to little, too late? —— the response too little, too late?

that has been a spike in violence in the north—west of pakistan regions.eople will be very cautious about holding such a huge convention, but these islamist parties have been holding this meeting. but we do not know immediately whether it was a targeted attack.— targeted attack. thank you for the latest on that _ targeted attack. thank you for the latest on that bomb _ targeted attack. thank you for the latest on that bomb blast. - targeted attack. thank you for the latest on that bomb blast. our- targeted attack. thank you for the i latest on that bomb blast. our south asia editor there with that information. the russian defence ministry has accused ukraine of attacking moscow with several drones overnight. it claims one was shot down and two were suppressed by electronic warfare. the attacks briefly shut one of the city's airports. meanwhile, president putin has announced that the russian navy will receive 30 new ships this year. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, has the details. it was early morning in moscow. when this happened — an explosion at an o

scattered rains will continue in north west azerbaijan and north east azerbaijan.other parts of the country, for the stability of the series on tuesday, these rains will continue in the northwest part of the country for north west azerbaijan and north azerbaijan. east of ardabil province on the southern shores of the caspian sea and for the provinces of gilan and mazandaran. on wednesday , we will witness only rains on the southern shores of the caspian sea in the provinces of gilan, mazandaran and golestan. until wednesday , we will witness the stability of jafar in other parts of the country. in the next 5 days, we will have strong winds and dust blowing in the eastern part of the country, especially in the zabul region, which will reduce the air quality and visibility in the regions , in addition to the fact that for a while in the northeastern region , the southeastern region of the country, the central region, the southern region of semnan province and tehran province after itself the speed of the wind has increased, strong winds are always blowing in the pron

give us heavy downpours of rain, particularly across parts of west wales, northern ireland and north—westbut more cloud and rain by the end of the day. 2a degrees may be in south—west england and it should stay largely dry here. the winds will fall lighter once again. the occlusion moves into the north sea. wednesday is not a bad—looking day. plenty of dry weather. we could see a bit of sea breeze convergence perhaps across north—east england and eastern scotland. elsewhere a few showers always possible but lots of dryness and sunshine and temperatures won't feel too bad either. warm in the best of the sunshine, the low 20s for many. for thursday, more of a north—westerly wind coming in, so we dip in temperature and be feeling cooler. particularly towards the north and west where we will see most of the cloud. we could see some more showers pop up here and there as we go through the afternoon. temperatures will be lower, rather disappointing through the afternoon. temperatures will be lower, rather disappointing for this point in july. high teens, possibly low 20s again. into friday, look

showers merging together for longer spells of rain across the far north—west. o sunday, that low pressure finally pulls away over into scandinavia. the winds will gradually start to ease down, coming from a north—westerly direction, never a warm source, that will drive more outbreaks of rain into the far north and west. still the risk of some showers for sunday but not as many as the last couple of days and hopefully, there will be a little more in the way of sunshine around but because of the direction of that wind source, those temperatures a little bit disappointing still, around iii to 21 celsius, a maximum of 70 fahrenheit. and that unsettled theme is continuing for the foreseeable future, showers or longer spells of rain. there will be some sunny spells. temperatures about where they should be for this time of year. live from london. this is bbc news. on a surprise visit to kyiv, south korea's president, yoon suk yeol, says he will expand his country's military aid for ukraine. dozens of cities in southern europe remain on red alert — as temperatures conti

give us heavy downpours of rain, particularly across parts of west wales, northern ireland and north—westthroughout the day, good scattering of showers. sunny start across scotland but more cloud and rain by the end of the day. 2a degrees may be in south—west england and it should stay largely dry here. the winds will fall lighter once again. the occlusion moves into the north sea. wednesday is not a bad—looking day. plenty of dry weather. we could see a bit of sea breeze convergence perhaps across north—east england and eastern scotland. elsewhere a few showers always possible but lots of dryness and sunshine and temperatures won't feel too bad either. warm in the best of the sunshine, the low 20s for many. for thursday, more of a north—westerly wind coming in, so we dip in temperature and be feeling cooler. particularly towards the north and west where we will see most of the cloud. we could see some more showers pop up here and there as we go through the afternoon. temperatures will be lower, rather disappointing for this point in july. high teens, possibly low 20s again. into friday,

moving through into thursday now and low pressure sits out towards the north west of the uk.a bit more rain for parts of northern scotland, perhaps around the south coast of england where it'll be quite breezy. elsewhere, we're looking at a day of sunny spells again and a few showers cropping up. still, temperatures only about 15—21, perhaps 22 degrees on thursday. and then that unsettled showery spell continues right through the end of the week and the weekend into next week, too. perhaps something eventually a little bit drier and warmer as we head through towards the second week of august. bye for now. live from washington. this is bbc news. protests intensify in israel after the passing of a highly controversial judicial bill. greece in flames as the country is ravaged by wildfires for another day. and russia accuses ukraine of launching a drone attack on moscow, as key grain export routes come under fire again. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. we begin tonight in israel, where anti—government protests overjudicial reform have rocked the nation. police fired water cannons into

briefly the heat may build but not in the north—west of europe and not in the uk.t means more showers as we head into this evening. some of them will be heavy. they tend to become fewer overnight tonight. the winds ease a bit as well because it is breezy out there at the moment, and we will see clearer skies with temperatures at ten or ii clearer skies with temperatures at ten or 11 degrees. by the time we get a thursday morning, there will be some sunshine around in the morning but once again we see the cloud increasing. there will be some showers breaking out in that westerly breeze. thunderstorms are more likely in scotland, the showers not so heavy elsewhere and they will drift their way into eastern england during the afternoon. temperatures not changing too much, 18 to 22 degrees. some showers around, many not as many and may be feeling warmer tomorrow because it will not be as breezy but then as we head into friday, we have this area of low pressure coming our way. that will pick up the winds, particularly in the south—west and that is where we will see heav

and india launches a mission to the moon, hoping to be the first to land near the into the far north—west 21 celsius. hello, i'm ben thompson, welcome to bbc news now. we start in the united states, where the country's enormous

so we�*ll see a spell of showers drifting their way through north west england, over to east anglia, ures on sunday ranging from 15 to 21 degrees. so into the weekend, no significant change to the trend ofjuly so far — sunshine and showers, breezy at times, and disappointing temperatures. 20 years ago you had to head south to see these birds. a slightly literal way. the wildlife presenter brought them to the tv screens from explain. now they�*re in kent. a pair arrived from africa back in the spring and now four chicks have on marsh land. the site has been designed for waging birds. live from london. this is bbc news. donald trump�*s legal problems get worse. the former president is now facing new charges in the mar—a—lago classified documents inquiry. uncertainty in niger a day after soldiers announced the overthrow of the country�*s elected president. and a dramatic come back from argentina denies south africa their first ever world cup victory. hello and a warm welcome. former us president donald trump is facing three new charges over his handling of classified documents after he l

north. but it's notjust rain in the south west.gh the course of the day. we've got our first weather front moving northwards across scotland. a drier interlude in between. the timing of this rain could change. at the moment we don't expect it to get into east anglia and the south east until later in the day, but it might come in a bit faster, or a bit slower. so it's something to watch. temperatures 15 in the north to 21 in the south. then as we head on into the weekend, we're looking at unseasonably windy conditions, some thundery downpours and it is going to stay cool. our low pressure continuing to drift northwards and eastwards. in the centre of it we've got light winds, but around it the winds will be strong, touching gale force again across the north of scotland and also the south west of england and south wales. so saturday, it's going to be an unsettled and a windy day. windy wherever you are. we've got rain pushing across the north of scotland. but all around this area of low pressure, we've got some heavy showers and some

so we'll see a spell of showers drifting their way through north west england, over to east anglia, cloudingd and west wales. blustery winds for this time of year, once again. they will push the showers through quite quickly. top temperatures on sunday ranging from 15 to 21 degrees. so into the weekend, no significant change to the trend ofjuly so far — sunshine and showers, breezy at times, and disappointing temperatures. in. the more stories across the uk, go to the bbc news website. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. a myanmar militaryjet circles a primary school. after seizing power in a coup, they are trying to crush an uprising, demanding democracy. when they think it's safe, they run. but the plane circles back.

inside story on al jazeera, the funerals are held in north west pakistan and after a suicide bomber killed at least $44.00 people in a political gathering the time several then. yeah, it's great to have you with us. this is alice's 0 life from door. also coming up, chance president, host talks with these years cool leaders as regional blocks. that's a one week deadline to restore the hosted president, ukraine's president says war is coming to russia after thrown a tax and most coast financial district. and another strike is now being reported in the border region. and reclaiming the narrative, we report from the caribbean nation leading the way in the push for slavery reparations. the pakistan's prime minister has described the killing of 44 people in a political conference as an attack on democracy. a suicide bonnet targeted the religious party and the shore near the border with afghanistan on sunday. the party is aligned with the government. the area was once a strong hold of the pakistani taliban, which has condemned the bombing victoria gate and the reports a saw the suicide boma talk.

showers merging together for longer spells of rain across the far north—west. 0vernight lows between er into scandinavia. the winds will gradually start to ease down, coming from a north—westerly direction, never a warm source, that will drive more outbreaks of rain into the far north and west. still the risk of some showers for sunday but not as many as the last couple of days and hopefully, there will be a little more in the way of sunshine around but because of the direction of that wind source, those temperatures a little bit disappointing still, around 1a to 21 celsius, a maximum of 70 fahrenheit. and that unsettled theme is continuing for the foreseeable future, showers or longer spells of rain. there will be some sunny spells. temperatures about where they should be for this time of year. live from london. this is bbc news. on a surprise visit to kyiv, south korea's president, yoon suk yeol, says he will expand his country's military aid for ukraine. dozens of cities in southern europe remain on red alert — as temperatures continue to soar across the continent. and tennis star

give us heavy downpours of rain, particularly across parts of west wales, northern ireland and north—west across scotland but more cloud and rain by the end of the day. 2a degrees may be in south—west england and it should stay largely dry here. the winds will fall lighter once again. the the occlusion moves into the north sea. wednesday is not a bad —looking day. plenty of dry weather. we could see a bit of sea breeze convergence perhaps across north—east england and south east scotland. elsewhere a few showers always possible but lots of dryness and sunshine and temperatures won't feel too bad either. warm in the best of the sunshine, the low 20s for many. for thursday, best of the sunshine, the low 20s for many. forthursday, more best of the sunshine, the low 20s for many. for thursday, more of a north—westerly wind coming in, so we dip in temperature and be feeling cooler. particularly towards the north and west where we've will see must�*ve the cloud —— see most of the cloud. we could see some more showers pop up here and there as we go through the afternoon. temperatures will be low

objects that were directly involved in the preparation of this terrorist attack in a village in the north-west of crimea after a night attack by ukrainian drones on impact fourteen-year-old local died resident. teenagers, without the permission of their parents, went to watch the dawn at the moment when they were passing by the shopping center drone crashed into the building shrapnel wound for one of the girlfriends became fatal also damaged the house of culture of the bank branch several stores at the scene emergency services are working. a little later. we will return to this topic. we are waiting for our correspondent's report from the scene of the emergency. from this day on, any ships sailing in the black sea to ukrainian ports will be considered by russia as potential carriers of military the ministry of defense of russia also emphasizes that the countries whose flags fly such ships, moscow will consider a number of areas in the northwestern and southeastern parts of the international black sea as involved in the ukrainian conflict on the side of kiev, declared temporarily dangerous for

part in the west of our country, for the north of west azerbaijan, the north of east azerbaijan are witnessing the rains in the form of scattered rains in other parts of the country, except padayrah, on this day, we still have an increase in temperature in the north-west parts of the southern shores of the caspian sea, in the north-east and south-east parts. especially in the zabul region, the central areas of the southern part of semnan province, as well as the parts of the western part of the country, the wind is the dominant phenomenon, which in prone areas causes dust to decrease the quality of the air, as well as a sharp decrease. ministry of economic affairs the economics of this school, which was launched by the ministry of economy, deals with communication between students and executive managers. this training course will train the admitted students for 10 days . it worked, this year doa6 over 750 people registered and now the refinements that have been made to the questions of numbers in the form of the cost of refinement in the camera of their resumes have been verifie

rain around the irish sea spreading into southern scotland, much of north and north—west england, northe far south—east of england, east anglia and the channel islands, many will stay dry with some hazy sunshine with just a small chance of a shower. nice where the sun shine's out, pretty cool where the rain is falling. that weather system just eeks away then into wednesday and we bring in north—westerly winds with that, making it feel even cooler for wednesday morning. whilst there will be some longer spells of sunshine compared with what we'll see today, some heavy and thundery showers develop. most prone are eastern areas of scotland and down through eastern counties of england. temperatures mid to high teens, low 20s. this is bbc news. the headlines: russia says the ukraine grain deal has been terminated, once again raising fears over globalfood supplies. as bbc news takes a closer look at artificial intelligence, our technology editor speaks to the new head of the uk government's ai taskforce. as the women's world cup is due to kick off this week, the australian team released a stat

and north—west of athens, firefighters are still_ north—west of athens, firefighters are still respondingires across_ are still responding to active fires across the — are still responding to active fires across the region. new— across the region. new details emerge about the us soldier who crossed into north korea from the south illegally. and the british prime minister rishi sunak weighs in as the former brexit party leader nigel farage claims the private bank coutts closed his account on political grounds. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. exceptional heat is continuing across europe. the greek authorities are braced for a new heatwave that is likely to further stoke tinderbox conditions across the country. southern europe is hugely affected by the heat, as we have seen, but the situation is global. all the red on this map shows temperatures above 30 degrees. in china, beijing has recorded four weeks of record highs where the temperature exceeded 35 celsius. in phoenix, arizona, even fiercer

and north—west wales will probably have a lot of showers as well. way but late in the day. so again, it should be a largely unaffected day for play. different story, though for monday, we are going to see low pressures working and bringing more rain. sunday�*s forecast then — we have an area of low pressure that�*s going to be pushing rain into northern ireland, wales and western areas of england should stay mainly fine to the north and east, although there will be a few showers here. temperatures continue to run a little bit below average for the time of year. on into monday and tuesday�*s forecast. well, even as one area of low pressure crosses the uk, there�*s another one brewing and developing to our west. so it�*d be nice to think as we finished the month and started a new month going into august, that we�*d see a change in the weather pattern. but no, that�*s not the case. it stays unsettled with further showers or some lengthier spells of rain. this is bbc news. we�*ll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the

it's drying up in the south countries, the whole area of north—west africa.rea of north—west africa. one by one, countries are kicking out western forces, severing their ties with the western international community and instead, a number of countries have teamed up with russia's wagner group who has, for them, a very successful business model. if you take a triangle of government, wagner group and a population, two out of three of those do pretty well. the governments get a bespoke security service from this mafia—like organisation, the wagner group. the wagner group enrich themselves with mineral resources like gold mines, diamonds etc. but the people that lose out are the populations because their countries are essentially being plundered of their natural wealth. but mali, burkina faso, central african republic have all decided they would rather work with wagner than the un and french and american forces. president putin is hosting african leaders at a summit in st petersburg. but far fewer of them are taking part — than have attended previous events — and

particularly towards the north and west, where we will see most of the cloud. s pop—up as we go through the afternoon. temperatures will be lower, rather disappointing for this point injuly. high teens, possibly low 20s again. into friday, looking to the atlantic and other deep area of low pressure starting to push its way in. this could give us again some strong winds and heavy downpours of rain. moving across northern ireland, through the morning, approaching north west england and western wales by the time we get to the end of the day, there will be more cloud spilling its way further eastwards. temperatures disappointing for the time of year but some uncertainty still on the timing of this rain. some of the models saying it will be moving through as we go through the weekend. the jet stream is dipping as we head through the end of the week. always on the cooler side of the jet, this is where the intense heat wave is across southern europe, we won't see any of that hot air. instead, low pressure systems will slip southwards and eastwards across the uk, just r

moving through into thursday now and low pressure sits out towards the north west of the uk.t more rain for parts of northern scotland, perhaps around the south coast of england where it'll be quite breezy. elsewhere, we're looking at a day of sunny spells again and a few showers cropping up. still, temperatures only about 15—21, perhaps 22 degrees on thursday. and then that unsettled showery spell continues right through the end of the week and the weekend into next week, too. perhaps something eventually a little bit drier and warmer as we head through towards the second week of august. bye for now. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm mariko 0i. the headlines: in israel, mass protests continue as mps approve a controversial law restricting the power ofjudges. wildfires continue on the greek island of rhodes. the country's prime minister says it shows the climate crisis is already here. and tributes are paid to george alagiah — one of the bbc�*s most respected journalists, who's died at the age of 67. welcome to the programme. we begin in israel, where the