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and yes, it is safer than _ north yorkshire and yes, it is safer than being — north yorkshire and yesistan, but it's still a pretty unsettling situation to be in in this temporary sort of holding situation _ this temporary sort of holding situation these hotels and he is admitting is very sad about it, he himself— admitting is very sad about it, he himself is— admitting is very sad about it, he himself is the children of refugees and is _ himself is the children of refugees and is now— himself is the children of refugees and is now the lords. but it's very hard _ and is now the lords. but it's very hard whether or not, will there will be moving — hard whether or not, will there will be moving to the don't even take us to the and as you can see on the frontier, — to the and as you can see on the frontier, reporting that covid—19 infections in chemists and other shops are taking steps to trade that helped contribute to fighting that. arms out and ready for another one would be the best way to describe it. i'm sure, it's the biggest story on page eight. at 2.3 million people here recorde

it is crucial to north yorkshire's crucial to north yorkshire�*s economy, worth many millions every yearnews for property owners but there is some evidence that some tenants are being affected to make way for short—term lets. richard edwards now reports. north yorkshire�*s stunning coastal communities, places where people are very keen to put down some roots about the short term rental and holiday let market is red—hot meaning people who live on the coast are literally being forced out. we are literally being forced out. - are seeing lots of households coming to us, long—term tenants who are being evicted by their tenants who are choosing to convert their properties into air b&b. we are choosing to convert their properties into air 8&3. we think this is a growing _ properties into air 8&3. we think this is a growing problem. - properties into air 8&3. we think this is a growing problem. the i properties into air 8&3. we think i this is a growing problem. the coast can be a tough place to make a living, lower paid work and a business woman has found out how hard it is to find a home she c

north yorkshire police are appealing for information.ldren, following flash flooding in the us state of kentucky. hundreds of homes and businesses have been submerged, in the flood water — and the state's governor says he expects the death toll to rise. president biden has declared a major disaster and ordered federal aid to help. it's day 2 at the commonwealth games in birmingham — with 23 gold medals up for grabs. it's been a successful start for the home nations, especially in the men's wheelchair marathon — with more action expected in the pool — and in the velodrome later. 0ur sports correspondent nesta mcgregor has been following it all. the line—up for the t53 and t54 wheelchair marathon included david weir and johnboy smith, who just happen to be training partners. early on, it was weir — a six—time paralympic and world champion — who led, until disaster struck. dave weir's just punctured. yeah, ijust heard something. with more than six miles to go, the 43—year—old as deflated as that back tyre and would finish seventh. it may ha

danny savage, bbc news, north yorkshire.ces in or out of london's king cross. 0ther train operators have also experienced disruption. the intense heat has led to some of of the rail tracks buckling and overhead cables have also been affected. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin is at kings cross station now. yes, the lack of services from london kings cross up the east coast main line was expected and planned and companies have been running reduced time tables, but there has been a lot of disruption. all services to and from euston were suspended, after a fire by the track caused by power cables coming down and the west coast said it would stop its services for the rest of the day, because of the number of incidents taking place. now the rail infrastructure we have at the moment wasn't designed and engineered for the high temperatures we have seen today and yesterday and although there have been speed restrictions in place to try and reduce the risk of problems happening, there has been a list of incidents, including sig

north yorkshire police are appealing for information.—i9 for a second time in two weeks. the 79—year—old has no symptoms but will be returning to isolation. the second positive test came just three days after his doctors said the us president had tested negative and no longer needed to isolate. spain has announced a second death linked to monkeypox. one person has also died in brazil, — these are the first known deaths outside africa. there have been more than 20,000 cases recorded worldwide in the current outbreak. last week the world health organisation declared monkeypox a �*global health emergency�*. the us state of kentucky has been hit by its worst floods for decades — killing at least 25 people. hundreds of homes and businesses had been flooded in the appalachia region of the east of the state and it's been declared "a major disaster." our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. flowing water, powerful enough to sweep away entire homes. torrential rain has wreaked havoc. some areas received more than 20cm in a 24—hour per

danny savage, bbc news, north yorkshire.s in or out of king's cross. 0ther train networks have also had problems. the intense heat has led to some of of the rail tracks buckling and overhead cables have also been affected. cross station now. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin is at kings cross station now. we knew there would be some disruption but how bad has it turned out to be? , , ., .,, disruption but how bad has it turned outto be? , , ., , out to be? there disruption has been pretty extensive- _ out to be? there disruption has been pretty extensive. some _ out to be? there disruption has been pretty extensive. some trains - out to be? there disruption has been pretty extensive. some trains are - pretty extensive. some trains are running today across the country but people have been told not to travel unless absolutely necessary. there are plenty of delays and cancellations around. in some cases, for example on routes heading north out of london today, passengers were simply told, do not travel. this afternoon, al

a few showers around eastern england running from north yorkshire down to about kent.ot bringing that much rain and there will be areas that miss them altogether so it won't change the overall theme of that dryjuly we seen. high pressure for england and wales, dry and sunny weather developing. scotland and northern ireland will see rain for a time towards the end of the week. this is bbc news, the headlines at 8pm. delays around the port of dover and folkestone are easing after holidaymakers and hauliers faced a third day of disruption at the channel tunnel. we got to folkestone at about 9am yesterday morning fora train at10:30am, and then we have slowly been crawling along for the past 21 plus hours. the entire board of cricket scotland resigns ahead of a review expected to find scottish cricket to be institutionally racist. a major incident is declared in surrey because of a large fire. crews in london are also tackling several weather—related fires. meanwhile — firefighters in california struggle to contain a huge blaze there. it comes as the us special envoy for cl

they will be a few showers around eastern england running from north yorkshire to about kent.g that the train and there will be some areas that miss them all together. they will not change the overall theme of the dryjuly we have seen and continue to see. high pressure for england and wales, dry, sunny and warm weather developing in scotland and northern ireland will see rain for a time towards the end of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven. delays around the port of dover and folkestone are easing after holidaymakers and hauliers faced a third day of disruption at the channel tunnel. at folkestone at about 9am yesterday morning for a train at 10.30, and then we've slowly been crawling along for the past 21—plus hours. the entire board of cricket scotland resigns ahead of a review expected to find scottish cricket to be institutionally racist. a major incident is declared in surrey because of a large fire. crews in london are also tackling several weather—related fires. meanwhile, firefighters in california struggle to contain a huge blaze there. it comes as the

there'll be a few showers, though, around eastern england running from, say, north yorkshire down tom probably not bringing that much rain and there will be some areas that missed them altogether. so it's not going to change the overall theme of that very dry july that we have seen and we continue to see. now beyond that high pressure for england, wales, a lot of dry, sunny and warm weather developing. scotland and northern ireland will see some rain for a time towards the end of the week. we arrived at folkestone about 9am yesterday morning and then we've slowly been crawling along for the past 21 plus hours! a miserable start to many people's holiday — and an alert from the aa that there could be similar scenes to come all summer. i think that we could see a repeat of this come next weekend, and indeed the remaining weekends of the summer holiday. we'll be asking whether we'll have to get used to living with delays. also on the programme... the harvest stuck in ukraine because of a russian blockade —

three teenagers have been killed and another has been seriously hurt in a crash in north yorkshire.young men was travelling on this road from bedale to high berton when it was involved in a collision. they believe no other vehicles were involved. north yorkshire police tell us that the passengers, a 17—year—old man and two 18—year—old men, died as a result of their injuries. the driver was taken to hospital with serious injuries. police are appealing for witnesses or anyone who saw the car in the area before the collision to speak to them. julie smith, bbc north. tory leadership contenders liz truss and rishi sunak continue to set out their stalls on the campaign trail today. former tory leadership contender tom tugendhat has become the latest senior conservative to back liz truss in the race to become prime minister. mr tugendhat, who was knocked out in fifth place, said the foreign secretary could unite the party. in the contest to replace borisjohnson, ms truss is now seen as the frontrunner. more from our political correspondent, ione wells. the general consensus from both sides

different people in different areas will have a different cut—off but for instance, where i am in north yorkshire morning, i had closed on my windows and doors and i'm sat at around 20 celsius and it is 27 outside. i i'm sat at around 20 celsius and it is 27 outside-— is 27 outside. i gather you have been telling — is 27 outside. i gather you have been telling us _ is 27 outside. i gather you have been telling us about _ is 27 outside. i gather you have been telling us about a - is 27 outside. i gather you have been telling us about a hot - is 27 outside. i gather you have | been telling us about a hot side is 27 outside. i gather you have - been telling us about a hot side and a cold side of the house or flat, explain a bit more, so that you learn a bit more about your home? that is right, it is quite obvious when you think about it, the sun comes up on one side and moves across to the other side and we often have different features in our homes, perhaps the kitchen and rooms when we are generating heat is on one side of the house and on the other side, one side of the house and on the otherside

children of displaced people staying and two hotels in north yorkshire which is supposed be temporarilytatus, they been welcomed into the country. they were told that they would be wanted and yet, they are still stuck in accommodation that is going to be difficult to live in further their own mental health and everything else. it is safer there than being in afghanistan. but nevertheless, i think the fact that the minister said it's disappointing it is concerned about it, it's an understatement. this is lord richard and the grand some of refugees —— grandson of refugees. find and the grand some of refugees -- grandson of refugees.— grandson of refugees. and this is brief, grandson of refugees. and this is brief. isn't _ grandson of refugees. and this is brief, isn't it? _ grandson of refugees. and this is brief, isn't it? the _ grandson of refugees. and this is brief, isn't it? the fact _ grandson of refugees. and this is brief, isn't it? the fact is, - grandson of refugees. and this is brief, isn't it? the fact is, the - brief, isn't it? the fact is, the government is _ brief, isn't it?

understand that there is already a large number of ukrainian servicemen there, it is there in north yorkshiree minesweepers will be transferred to the armed forces from britain, and we also have to train the servicemen of the naval forces of ukraine, we are talking about two mine countermeasures ships sandau let's listen to polish i plan to news when we talk about the role of great britain, it is really decisive regarding initiative projects and the supply of weapons that set a certain standard for other european countries great britain has volunteered to actually conduct training on its territory for 125 days and 10,000 personnel , this is actually two brigades, the first groups of the ukrainian military are already being trained, even soon they will be there gradually after completion. i think that we will have the opportunity in the near future, to conduct an interview with the people who organized these trainings in britain, and these trainings covered, as it were, the main primary requirements for personnel to participate in combat operations, starting from medical training, shooting tra

there'll be a few showers, though, around eastern england running from, say, north yorkshire down to bringing that much rain and there will be some areas that missed them altogether. so it's not going to change the overall theme of that very dry july that we have seen and we continue to see. now beyond that high pressure for england, wales, a lot of dry, sunny and warm weather developing. scotland and northern ireland will see some rain for a time towards the end of the week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. as wildfires rage in california, america's climate envoy tells the bbc that president biden is considering drastic measures to push his green agenda through. russia's foreign minister begins a diplomatic tour of africa he is contemplating a climate emergency and our country and once additional power to do some of the things we want to do. russia's foreign minister begins a diplomatic tour of africa and dismisses claims that moscow is to blame for the global food crisis. pope francis has arrived in canada for a visit he's descr

britain, boresh johnson trained with the ukrainian military, a video from a training ground in north yorkshiree government of the united kingdom, johnson , together with a group of our defenders, practiced street fighting, also the british prem i threw a training grenade, learned to shoot from a large-caliber machine gun and an anti-tank complex enlav, you will win - said borge johnson to the ukrainian fighters, my kitty rescued from the bombings on the island of the snake aeneas was brought to kyiv, the four-legged was sheltered by the family of the commander, who gave his subordinates the order to save all the living on the island, the cat survived on the snake's miracle for weeks he sat under fire and ate only what he was able to hunt himself, in the end, after the liberation of the island, the ukrainian defenders saved the snake was probably a cat born on the island, because before the occupation there lived various animals, but apart from the little snake, no one survived the war. that's what i'm telling you. see you at 9:00 p.m. today's news summaries well, in a few moments, the saturday

we had the actually early last week we had some truck saved fires with some buyers as far as north yorkshire. and while fires are not completely unheard of in our part of the world, but to get them on the scale of what we're seeing, the mediterranean is also something that we're not accustomed to. and i'm sure with the speed restrictions on public transport cautions for taking. we could have bigger issues, but yet further north again, wildfires is is no unheard of, but that is something that could be increasing with a warming planet. whereas scott, duncan meteorologist and lenin, thank you so much for those insights therapy wave has brought added urgency to international climate talks currently taking place here in berlin. un secretary general, antonio guiterres is urging rich countries to keep their promises to help poor nations deal with global warming and its consequences. they are here to build trust, the foreign ministers of germany and egypt. the 2 countries are co hosting, the 2 day climate conference to prepare for the next big un climate summit. in november, germany's alina pierre b

britain, boris johnson, trained with the ukrainian military, a video from a training ground in north yorkshire by the government of the united kingdom, johnson together with a group of our the british prime minister threw training grenades, learned to shoot from a large-caliber machine gun and an anti-tank complex, you will win - said boris johnson to the ukrainian fighters, yes, the champions of the match. and gave his subordinates an order to save all the living on the island, the cat survived the snake's miracle for weeks, he sat under fire and ate only what he was able to hunt in the end after liberation of the island, ukrainian defenders saved the snake, probably the cat was born on the island, because before the occupation there were various animals, but no one survived the war, except for a small snake. this is what this 150th day of the full-scale invasion of the russian nazis on our land and the heroic struggle of us ukrainians looked like. this is how i say goodbye with you let's take care of each other and see you tomorrow, watch espresso news and the euro espresso program for ukrai

on tuesday, they could be one or two showers across eastern england, anywhere from north yorkshire downave the zone of rain moving into scotland and also northern ireland by the end of the week. that is your latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at six. holidaymakers and hauliers face a third day of disruption at the channel tunnel. delays around the port of dover have eased, but travellers spent all night stuck in queues at folkestone. at folkestone at about 9am yesterday morning for a train at 10.30, and then we've slowly been crawling along for the past 21—plus hours. this is the scene live at the channel crossing in kent, where queues are stretching back miles. the entire board of cricket scotland resigns ahead of a review expected to find scottish cricket to be institutionally racist. fire services declare a major incident due to a large blaze at a beauty spot in surrey. several fire engines have been sent to the scene. as firefighters in california struggle to contain a huge blaze there, the us special envoy for climate john kerry says president biden may announce a clim

we are here in lincolnshire today and tonight i might get to sleep on my own bed in north yorkshire.y, a bit more hilly but my neighbour is a farmer, my entire community are farmers. farming is something that is incredibly important to me. when ifirst came to is incredibly important to me. when i first came to parliament, i is incredibly important to me. when ifirst came to parliament, i rush to get on the agriculture select committee because i thought supporting my rural community was vital in my role as member of parliament. so i can reassure you i will run the most pro—countryside, pro—farming government ever seen. if i don't, my own constituents will not re—elect me, never mind anyone else. applause. hello, i am a former councillor and also a _ hello, i am a former councillor and also a nurse — hello, i am a former councillor and also a nurse and i work during the pandemic — also a nurse and i work during the pandemic. just for the press, they have _ pandemic. just for the press, they have not— pandemic. just for the press, they have not told me to say that, to channel — have not

there'll be a few showers, though, around eastern england running from, say, north yorkshire down to and there will be some areas that missed them altogether. so it's not going to change the overall theme of that very dry july that we have seen and we continue to see. now beyond that high pressure for england, wales, a lot of dry, sunny and warm weather developing. scotland and northern ireland will see some rain for a time towards the end of the week. now on bbc news, life at 50 degrees. when i was growing up, my grandmother used to tell me that we lived here forever. there's this collective conscious knowledge that is handed down from generation to generation. what you do to the land, you do to yourselves. that is how i was raised. but since a child i have seen changes in ecosystems, i've seen less water, i've seen the trees struggling with drought and heat anxiety. if you abuse the land, climate change is a logical consequence.

again, across parts of south east england, east anglia, running up into north yorkshire, even, we'veen one of the themes of this month. we've hardly had any rain across southern wales, southern and eastern areas of england — indeed, there are some parts of hampshire that haven't had any real recordable rain so far this month, and there might not be much here, because although there is going to be rain for the next few days, the majority of it will be across north—western areas. there'll be little, if anything, reaching parts of south east england, the south midlands and east anglia, those areas that have been particularly dry so far this month. now the radar picture does pick up some rainfall, but the heaviest rain today has been across northern ireland and western scotland. the rain is a bit more patchy further south, but overnight tonight, the brisk south—westerly winds will continue to bring pulses of rain across these areas, whereas across the southeast, the rain never really reaches. it's going to be a warm night. temperatures falling no lower than 16 to 18 degrees. and you'll p

north yorkshire police are appealing for information.estern scotland to _ you are, matt. some morning sunshine in the western scotland to get - you are, matt. some morning sunshine in the western scotland to get your- in the western scotland to get your sunday under way but cloud and welcome rainfall parts of eastern england. this view is a short while ago in lincolnshire and the rain has been heavy so far this morning and of course we desperately needed in these areas. there are still some heavy bursts of rain across northern england stretching to the north midlands and a damp start across western wales. light rain and drizzle further south. we really do need rain across the southern counties. not a lot today but lighter showers around may be some slightly heavy ones through the corridor later that most parts will see skies bright through the day. scotland and northern ireland have the sunniest of the conditions. eastern scotland will clear but temperatures cool here compared to yesterday. further south and it is a humid start of the da

again, across parts of south east england, east anglia, running up into north yorkshire, even, we'veeally been one of the themes of this month. we've hardly had any rain across southern wales, southern and eastern areas of england — indeed, there are some parts of hampshire that haven't had any real recordable rain so far this month, and there might not be much here, because although there is going to be rain for the next few days, the majority of it will be across north—western areas. there'll be little, if anything, reaching parts of south east england, the south midlands and east anglia, those areas that have been particularly dry so far this month. now the radar picture does pick up some rainfall, but the heaviest rain today has been across northern ireland and western scotland. the rain is a bit more patchy further south, but overnight tonight, the brisk south—westerly winds will continue to bring pulses of rain across these areas, whereas across the southeast, the rain never really reaches. it's going to be a warm night. temperatures falling no lower than 16 to 18 degrees. and

been seriously - and another has been seriously injured after the car they were in crashed in north yorkshireat around 11pm last night. officers don't believe any other vehicles were involved. passengers, a 17—year—old man and 218—year—old men died as a result of their injuries. the 18—year—old driver with serious injuries. police are appealing for any witnesses. rail passengers in the uk face more disruption as train drivers from seven operators go on strike in a dispute over pay. industrial action coincides with the commonwealth games and the the english league season. here is our transparent correspond mac. its season. here is our transparent correspond mac.— season. here is our transparent correspond mac. its a later strike to hit the railway _ correspond mac. its a later strike to hit the railway the _ correspond mac. its a later strike to hit the railway the summer. it| to hit the railway the summer. it involves train drivers working at a seven operators. some routes will have no services at all, others only a very limited number. heathrow express and london north—western also affected,

harrogate hospital in north yorkshire — a national emergency has been declared.there is a risk to life. health chiefs fear the nhs could be overwhelmed. i am worried that we're going to have a surge in attendances over this weekend and into next week, and it's going to put enormous pressure on notjust the emergency department but the system as a whole, both gps, communities, and well into the hospital as well. the whole system is going to become under pressure. at this care home in warwickshire, they are doing all they can to keep residents safe. bill is 81, the former mayor of stratford. each drink he takes is recorded on a hand—held device, meaning hydration levels are constantly monitored. the weather out there is terrible, absolutely terrible. as far as i am concerned, it is something that we have got to be careful of. a fire in a barn in essex, the tinder—dry conditions and extreme temperatures means there's been an increase in fire service call—outs. the conditions for firefighters — a real challenge. unfortunately, i have my shirt and my trousers on undern

he is a northern mp, represents a seat of richmond in north yorkshire quite back to be fair to his criticsall. the 2019 election was a very unique set of circumstances. it was for the conservatives to get brexit done, in quotes, and the majority combined with labour's structural problems, but the question for any contender is given we are three years into this government, borisjohnson has not had a huge amount of success with the levelling up agenda. will they be able to do it? what difference can they make and all the damage that has been done, not only over the past week but the first nine months of trauma towards the end of the government, can a new leader overcome that? that is the real challenge and so far we've heard a lot of the broad vision is about the future but not really with much detail and that is what we have to come. it detail and that is what we have to come. . ., ., ., detail and that is what we have to come. _, ., ., .,, come. it will come down to the most com nnellin come. it will come down to the most compelling case _ come. it will come down to the most compelling cas

teenagers have died — and another has been seriously injured — after the car they were in crashed in north yorkshire o'clock last night at thornton watlass near beedale. officers don't believe any other vehicles were involved. the passengers, a 17—year—old man and two 18—year—old men, died as a result of their injuries. the 18—year—old driver was taken to hospital with serious injuries. police are appealing for any witnesses. there's yet more disruption on britain's railways this weekend, as train drivers who are members of the aslef union, at seven rail companies walk out, in a row over pay. it's the second strike this week affecting passengers, with more scheduled for dates in august. our correspondent, judith moritz, reports on the scale of the disruption. folkestone station this morning was a gateway to nowhere. no southeastern trains running and passengers who didn't know about today's strike caught by surprise. so we were planning to go to brighton and now we'll have to find an alternative. we'll have to take the bus or something. anyway, it's the weekend. it's on holidays. it's probably worse

three teenagers have died and another has been seriously injured door cart there and crash in north yorkshireengers, a 17—year—old man and two 18—year—old men, died as a result of their injuries. the 18 year old driver was taken to hospital with serious injuries. police are appealing for any witnesses. the us state of kentucky has been hit by its worst floods for decades — killing at least 25 people. hundreds of homes and businesses had been flooded — in the appalachia region of the east of the state and president biden has declared it "a major disaster." 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes reports. flowing water, powerful enough to sweep away entire homes. torrential rain has wreaked havoc. some areas receive more than 20 cm in a 2k hour period. swollen streams and mudslides have torn through several communities with devastating results. , . communities with devastating results. , , ., results. every things gone, everything _ results. every things gone, everything is _ results. every things gone, everything is gone. - results. every things gone, everything is gone. my - results. ever

again, across parts of south east england, east anglia, running up into north yorkshire even we've hady rain across southern wales, southern and eastern areas of england, indeed, there are some parts of hampshire that haven't had any real recordable rain so far this month and there might not be much here because although there is going to be rain for the next few days, the majority of it will be across north western areas. there'll be little, if anything, reaching parts of south east england, the south midlands and east anglia, those areas that have been particularly dry so far this month. now the radar picture does pick up some rainfall, but the heaviest rain today has been across northern ireland and western scotland. the rain is a bit more patchy further south. but overnight tonight, the brisk south—westerly winds will continue to bring pulses of rain across these areas, whereas across the southeast, the rain never really reaches. it's going to be a warm night. temperatures falling no lower than 16 to 18 degrees. and you'll probably find some low cloud and a bit of mist around some

ago due to a series of scandals, visited ukrainian militants undergoing training at a camp in north yorkshirethe outgoing prime minister in camouflage , along with the military, runs through improvised trenches. throws grenades and fires machine guns. at the end of the training, surrounded by fighters, johnson even shouts the slogan of ukrainian nationalists, while the politician supports ukrainian fighters in england, as it turned out he was in his departure, even the children of the head of the british honey or stras are looking forward to his departure, which the month of the premiere talked to british schoolchildren. and even she wasn't ready. to what i heard about my patron. you're never where boris johnson we hate him until boris is back at the downing street office. haven't been thrown out yet, please, when you become prime minister, get him out of there. russian military equipment is being modernized taking into account the experience of using a special operation in the donbass, this is stated in rostec by just one example, the terrible terminator machine surpassed the tank to help in

reach that potential of up to a0 degrees somewhere in central and eastern england, 38 as far north as yorkshireowever and across towards the welsh borders. tuesday could be hotter still across some eastern areas. it looks a little fresher towards the west but it will be increasingly humid as well. hello this is bbc news — the headlines: an amber warning for extreme heat has begun in england and parts of wales. people are being urged to take necessary precautions. thousands of firefighters continue to battle wildfires across europe — many people have died from the intense heat. police repeat warnings about cooling off in open water after the body of a 16—year—old boy is recovered from salford quays. the five tory leadership hopefuls will go head to head in their second tv debate this evening. and in golf — rory mcilroy is in the lead by two shots at st andrews after five holes of the final round of the open. now on bbc news — hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. rugby at the grassroots or elite level should be a joyful celebration of athletic prowess. but there is no joy in learnin

reach that potential of up to a0 degrees somewhere in central and eastern england, 38 as far north as yorkshireastern areas. it looks a little fresher towards the west but it will be increasingly humid as well. towards the west but it will be this is bbc news with the latest headlines. an amber warning for extreme heat has begun in england and parts of wales. it is pretty extreme, it is unprecedented temperatures to see sort of a0 degrees forecast for the uk, so that is a0 celsius, 10a fahrenheit, and it is something we've not seen before. thousands of firefighters continue to battle wildfires across europe — many people have died from the intense heat. police repeat warnings about cooling off in open water after the body of a 16—year—old boy is recovered from salford quays. the five remaining candidates for the conservative party leadership will battle it out in their second tv debate later. a cargo plane carrying weapons has crashed in northern greece,

reach that potential of up to a0 degrees somewhere in central and eastern england, 38 as far north as yorkshireer and across towards the welsh borders. tuesday could be hotter still across some eastern areas. it looks a little fresher towards the west but it will be increasingly humid as well. hello this is bbc news, i'm ben brown — the headlines: an amber warning for extreme heat has begun in england and parts of wales. thousands of firefighters continue to battle wildfires across europe — many people have died from the intense heat. police repeat warnings about cooling off in open water after the body of a 16—year—old boy is recovered from salford quays. the five remaining candidates for british prime minister will battle it out in their second tv debate later. a cargo plane carrying weapons has crashed in northern greece — killing all eight people on board. and in golf — rory mcilroy and viktor hovland share a lead at st andrews after the third round. now on bbc news, the bbc explores the tiktok trend "turkeyteeth" in which young people are travelling to turkey to get a brand—new smile by sh

danny savage, bbc news, north yorkshire.le and good diving the programme. if you're anything like me, you've bought a lot of fans but it did not do much in this heat and shifting the hot hot air around and people are bringing in air—conditioners but it's expensive and not good for the environment. to list the pros and cons. . , ., ., cons. excellent question and it think it's important _ cons. excellent question and it think it's important time i cons. excellent question and it think it's important time to i cons. excellent question and it l think it's important time to think about this and what we really do not want to see happen now is people go out and buy air conditioning and that increases our energy use and that increases our energy use and that will exacerbate the problem of single climate change and more extreme weather conditions coming forward and i think it's really important at this moment that we think about how we can make sure that we stay safe and comfortable and healthy without increasing our energy use. and

low 30s as far north as yorkshire and as far west as the welsh borders.or scotland and northern ireland despite the sunshine on tuesday, temperatures are getting into the high teens and low 20s, fresh air in england and wales but a core of heat to the east. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines. foreign secretary liz truss joines the race to replace borisjohnson taking the number of hopefuls looking to become the next tory leader to 11. the 1922 committee will finalise the rules of the contest later today — including how many mps need to back each candidate for them to be put forward for selection. and i'm ben brown, live in westminster, with the latest on that conservative party leadership battle. in sri lanka the presidential palace is now a protest site — as crowds continue to pour inside. our correspondent is there. how does it feel to swim in the president's personal pool? translation: i am happy, i am so happy. and the heat is on — the met office says today could be

harrogate hospital in north yorkshire — a national emergency has been declared. system as a whole, both gps, communities, and well into the hospital as well. the whole system is going to become under pressure. at this care home in warwickshire they are doing all they can to keep residents safe. bill is 81, and a former mayor of stratford. each drink he takes is recorded on a hand—held device, meaning hydration levels are constantly monitored. the weather out there is terrible, absolutely terrible. and as far as i am concerned, it is something that we have got to be careful of. a fire in a barn in essex, the tinder—dry conditions and extreme temperatures means there's been an increase in fire service callouts. the conditions for firefighters a real challenge. unfortunately, i have my shirt and my trousers on underneath as well, so it's incredibly hot, but we do is we make sure we can do everything we can to make sure our crews are supported, that we have plenty of bottled water on the incident ground, and it's just about sort hydrating and standing in the shade we

this band of rain may start to drift further north through the afternoon, towards parts of merseyside, south yorkshire for example. sunshine and heavy thundery showers of scotland and northern ireland, the wind easing in the far north—west of northern ireland, the shower slow moving but towards the south—east corner, lengthy spells of sunshine and temperatures likely to 30 or 31 degrees. heading through sunday night there is further our comic showers and thunderstorms, drifting across northern ireland, wet in the far north of scotland, the wind picking up and gail developing across shetland. showers elsewhere, mr and murkier across shetland. showers elsewhere, mrand murkierand across shetland. showers elsewhere, mr and murkier and there and it will be a warm and muggy night. lows of 14 and 18 degrees. be a warm and muggy night. lows of 1a and 18 degrees. low pressure with us as we start the new working week, sitting to the north—east of the uk, fairly brisk winds around the western flank and especially in northern scotland, we maintained the risk of gales. a band of showery rain sinking south across s

let's emphasize once again that this is a training base for the ukrainian military in north yorkshireinister plus to ukraine , he is going to go on zelensky with his chin. i understand that all this was looked at before the whole death of the theater. we remember the famous words. and even fair ones. well, okay, the theater is on its own, it’s not a sheppy, then cheap ones are needed, what did they do from the planet ? and everywhere. we already know this too, and they practice well to take civilians hostage . well, that is literally. in a sense, yes, but ria novosti reports the deputy commander of the battalion of the ninth regiment of the people's militia of the dpr with the call sign crest. here is what it says i beg. i am a hostage to civilians all the time, wherever they are, in whatever smart place they wear , they hide. these creatures, shall we say. actually, why it was shown now with us on a straight line now the correspondent of ria novosti andrey kazakov is coming out andrey this is your material. we just watched, good afternoon good afternoon. yes , absolutely right. this

let's emphasize once again that this is a training base for the ukrainian military in north yorkshireer plus to ukraine , he is going to go to zelensky to cheer him up, what listen, i understand, we looked at all this before the whole death of the theater. we remember the famous words. and even fair ones. well, okay theater, but actually not whisper cheap. but what have they done with the planet, of course, we actually do something with it here. uh , information has appeared that ukrainian militants are permanent and everywhere. we already know this well, too, they practice son-in-law as a hostage of civilians . well, that is literally. in a sense, yes, but ria novosti is reported by the deputy commander of the battalion of the ninth regiment of the people's militia of the dpr, call sign crest. here is what i am asking you to say. i am a hostage to civilians all the time, wherever they are, in whatever smart place they wear , they hide. let's say these creatures. so. actually. why it was shown now with us on a straight line, ria novosti correspondent andrey kazakov is now coming out a

high 20s widely through the afternoon and early evening but pushing into the low 30s as far north as yorkshiree the sunshine through tuesday and temperatures getting into the high teens to the low 20s and a little fresher for england and wales but a core of heat is sitting to the east. this is bbc news. the headlines... foreign secretary liz truss joines the race to replace borisjohnson taking the number of hopefuls looking to become the next tory leader to 11. the 1922 committee will finalise the rules of the contest later today, including how many mps need to back each candidate for them to be put forward for selection. i'm ben brown, live in westminster, with the latest on that conservative party leadership battle. a vigil is being held for the assassinated formerjapanese prime minister shinzo abe in tokyo. he was 67 when he was shot at a political event in southern japan last week. and the heat is on. the met office says today could be the hottest day of the year so far. some parts of the uk will be hotter than athens and ibiza today. what's it like where you are and how are you coping? ge

we will see a lot of this, looking gorgeous in north yorkshire this morning. inds is gradually through the day. we have to talk about gp levels, they are very high in many parts of the uk. you can see this gradients, very high further south, then it becomes high, medium and low over parts of northern ireland and scotland. it is notjust northern ireland and scotland. it is not just the gp northern ireland and scotland. it is notjust the gp levels that are high, we have very high pollen levels as well. let's have a look at the pressure church again. this area of high pressure is running the show over the next couple of days stop it will bring us dry, bright and sunny weather. we don't celebrate rising temperatures in the weather forecast in the same way as we did. it will get very warm and we could be in heatwave territory over the next couple of days. some rain and showers moving into western parts of scotland. for most of us tomorrow, we are going to do more of that sunshine and wants a more rising temperatures. cooler further sunshine and wants a more rising t

the capital struggling. 14 fire and rescue services declared major incidents, including north and south yorkshire challenging, and the crews have worked really hard, along with our neighbouring brigade, who have given us assistance. we have had a pump from derbyshire helping out this afternoon. the crews have worked really hard to bring the incident to a conclusion. in dartford, a fire burned fiercely next to the a2. and this was the scene in milton keynes where a fire damaged a nursery and several homes. there are concerns that with the grass dry and temperature high, conditions forfires remain. people have been urged not to have barbecues or bonfires due to the unprecedented challenges facing crews. david lumb, bbc news. the mayor of london sadiq khan says 41 properties were destroyed in london by fires in the heatwave. yesterday it was the busiest day for the fire service in london since the second world war. on a normal date they emit receive about 350 calls on a busy day around 500, yesterday we received more than 2600 calls. at the same time fire brigade were fighting fires requiring 30 eng

this band of rain may start to drift further north through the afternoon, towards parts of merseyside, south yorkshireind easing in the far north—west of northern ireland, the shower slow moving but towards the south—east corner, lengthy spells of sunshine and temperatures likely to 30 or 31 degrees. heading through sunday night there is further our comic showers and thunderstorms, drifting across northern ireland, wet in the far north of scotland, the wind picking up and gail developing across shetland. showers elsewhere, mr and murkier across shetland. showers elsewhere, mrand murkierand across shetland. showers elsewhere, mr and murkier and there and it will be a warm and muggy night. lows of 14 and 18 degrees. low pressure with us as we start the new working week, sitting

this band of rain may drift further north through the afternoon towards parts of merseyside, greater manchester and south yorkshireng in the far north—west, the showers becoming slow—moving but towards the south—east, we see lengthy spells of sunshine, temperatures are likely to climb to 30 or 31 degrees. heading through sunday night we see further showers and thunderstorms drifting through northern ireland, across scotland. staying quite wet in the far north—west of scotland, you'll wince developing across shortland, there will be showers elsewhere, there will be showers elsewhere, there will be showers elsewhere, there will be mist and mark and it will be a warm and muggy night, lows of 1a and 18 degrees. low pressure with us as we start the working week, setting to the north—east of the uk, brisk winds around the western flank and particularly in northern scotland where we maintained the risk of gales. a band of showery rain singing south across scotland and into northern england, could be accompanied by thunder and lightening some stop some showers elsewhere, large amounts of plant but there will be some sunny