this morning's 7:20am trains, one of dozens of northern rail services beset with problems in recent months simon have had a miserable few weeks. a lot of the time, the train doesn't even turn up, or it is too full to get on by the time it reaches my stop. it was so stressful, i actually took time off work. because when they changed the timetable, it was taking upwards of three hours to get home on a a0 minute journey. in may, rail timetables underwent the biggest shake—up in the history. it led to chaos on the north‘s realnetworks. passengers endured long delays. many trains didn't turn up. in an attempt to improve things last month, northern rail scrapped 168 daily services. further infuriating passengers. today, 125 of those suspended journeys have regime. it's been estimated the cancellations have cost businesses in the north £38 million. 0ne have cost businesses in the north £38 million. one of the worst affected lines, which runs through the late strict, has been entirely out of action, sparking protests —— through the lake district. one of its services are now back on the tom cable —

after months of passenger misery northern trains reinstates most of its cancelled trains.need to go to court any more if they agree on an end—of—life decision for patients in a persistent vegetiative state. millions of voters go to the polls in zimbabwe. for the first time in the country's history the name robert mugabe is not on the ballot paper. good afternoon. i'm jamie good afternoon. i'mjamie roberts and with the business use. mirror and express newspaper, reach, made a £113 million half—year loss after it slashed the value of its regional publishing operations by £150 million. the firm, which used to be called trinity mirror, says the loss reflects a more challenging outlook for its regional businesses. how's the uk property market doing? two different ways of looking at it. uk mortgage approvals hit a five—month high injune. that's encouraging. but in london the estate agent foxtons said it lost £2.5 million in the first half of the year. it blamed a sustained period of very low activity levels. bt has lost the rights to broadcast nba basketball and ufc ultimate fig

trains and packed carriages. yet another new—ish timetable on great northern, southern and thameslink services and yet more trainsetting weary. i travelled on the day they changed the timetables, on may 20th, from cambridge and it wasjust a guessing game, to know what platform to be on. the staff have no information. it can only improve things, to be honest. as far as i'm concerned, it's very, very poor. since the new timetables were introduced in may, the government has launched an inquiry into govia thameslink, threatened to strip it of its franchise and its ceo has resigned. but it's notjust govia where there's problems. another operator, northern, cancelled 170 services today and great western, which runs trains between london and the south—west, also cancelled more than 30 trains, blaming engineering works, the hot weather and the world cup for staff choosing not to work overtime. govia thameslink, which runs southern, thameslink and great northern trains said: transport focus, which represents commuters, said rail companies must make sure they do everything to minimise inconvenience on the day. and to resto

govia thameslink, which runs southern, thameslink and great northern trains said: "the new timetable ervice, gives priority to peak—hour trains and seeks to reduce gaps in the service. we apologise to passengers for the disruption caused". transport focus, which represents commuters, said rail companies must make sure they do everything to minimise inconvenience on the day. and to restore services, as soon as possible. the real test, though, for new timetables will come tomorrow, when commuters will grit their teeth as they try to get into work. joe lynam, bbc news, hertfordshire. tennis and novak djokovic has won the wimbledon men's title for the fourth time in his career after beating south african kevin anderson in straight sets. it's djokovic‘s first title since suffering a serious injury more than two years ago. from wimbledon, our sports correspondentjoe wilson sent this report. the tall one is djokovic, the taller one is anderson. after a gruelling fortnight, who had something left for this final? kevin anderson maintained his effort today, but the magic touch was hard to find.

commuters who use its thameslink and great northern trains are also set to be offered compensation equivalenta months free travel. hundreds of thousands of passengers have faced weeks of disruption following the introduction of new timetables in may. people renting homes in england could be given more security, under government proposals to introduce a minimum tenancy term of three years. figures show that eight out of ten tenants currently have contracts of six or 12 months, and ministers say longer agreements would allow them to put down more roots in their communities. millions of people who book their holidays online will be protected under new eu rules which come into force today. until now, trips booked via websites like expedia and on the beach did not have the same protection as traditional package holidays from travel agents. our business correspondent, joe lynam, has more. expedia, lastminute.com, ebookers and on the beach are all popular websites for booking holidays. but they are intermediaries. it means if things go wrong, they are not directly responsible. that ends today. more

passengers who use its thameslink and great northern trains are also set to be offered compensation equivalentel. hundreds of thousands of people have faced weeks of disruption following the introduction of new timetables in may. people renting homes in england could be given more security, under government proposals to introduce a minimum tenancy term of three years. eight out of ten tenants currently have contracts of six or 12 months. ministers say longer agreements would strengthen communities. the polls have opened in mexico after an election campaign marred by some of the bloodiest political violence in the country for decades. security has been tightened with more than 130 candidates and political workers killed since september. voters are electing a president as well as members of congress, senators, governors and mayors. 0ur correspondent will grant joins me now from mexico city. can you kind of give us a sense of why this election is potentially a turning point for mexico? mexico has been through at least two administrations of the military led drug war against the cartels in the cou

passengers who use its thameslink and great northern trains are also set to be offered compensation equivalentnds of people have faced weeks of disruption following the introduction of new timetables in may. millions of people who book their holidays online will be protected under new eu rules which come into force today. until now, trips booked via websites like expedia and on the beach did not have the same protection as traditional package holidays from travel agents. our business correspondent joe lynam has more. expedia, lastminute.com, ebookers and on the beach are all popular websites for booking holidays. but they are intermediaries. it means if things go wrong, they are not directly responsible. that ends today. more and more people are buying their holidays online, but they don't get the same protection as they would have got from a traditional travel agents. so, thanks to these changes today, anybody who buys a holiday and, for instance, there's an ash cloud, or the hotel isn't up to standard, or the airline goes bust, they'll be protected thanks to these new directives. 83% booked

passengers who use its thameslink and great northern trains are also set to be offered compensation equivalentavel. hundreds of thousands of people have faced weeks of disruption following the introduction of new timetables in may. the mayor london sadiq khan hasjust tweeted that after months of chaos for passengers, he supports any move to strip the franchise. city hall will push for tfl to take over more commuter routes so they can provide londoners with a better service. that is something incidentally that the transport secretary chris grayling has opposed, giving the mayor power over the commuter lines because he is concerned about the impact on those wide outside of london. sadiq khan clearly sees an opportunity for tfl to take over. people renting homes in england could be given more security under government proposals to introduce a minimum tenancy term of three years. eight out of ten tenants currently have contracts of six or 12 months. ministers say longer agreements would strengthen communities. the polls have opened in mexico, after an election campaign marred by some of the bloodi

training. to some the return of winter in northern alaska may not be entirely welcomed. but at the u.s.st center at fort greely cold and snow are a necessary condition to their work. their mission put simply is to test, to torment to record the qualities of our army's clothing, equipment and weapons and certify that they will do what they are intended to do under the worst conditions of climate. the arctic test center will define the limits of men and material under controlled conditions. the victory of cruel winter over unprepared armies is recorded many times in the pages of history. alaska train soldiers are readying themselves for deployment anywhere in the world. they and their leaders know and take pride in knowing they have challenged and overcome some of the worst terrain and climate in the world. only against the majestic background of the great lands can human victory be seen in their true size. summer landscapes tint and enriched by wildflowers and hills as the sun are like the pot of gold at rainbow's end. its cities are fair. sure signs that the frontier has been thrust bac

well, i was on the northern line train this weekend the tract surrounds and is we combusted.ke that is new. wrong track. it is the wrong weather. run for the track. it is a lovely piece of the times, saying have a look after your cat in the heatwave. with them under umbrellas and put ice cubes in the water. there you are, blessed. 80s to do that for my dog, putice blessed. 80s to do that for my dog, put ice cubes in his water. i have them go under a smuggler. to to cool them go under a smuggler. to to cool them down. i think quite a few of us have been doing that ourselves. of course warnings and the times about swimming. and how dangerous it is. don't go into lakes and rivers that you normally wouldn't do anyways, don't do it now. you would be hard to find one and monday, actually. lot have been closed down and a lot of the cities actually, to concern water. of course, we're going to have enough water to get us through the summer. that is what a lot of the summer. that is what a lot of the water companies are saying. but if there is not enough rain in the winter, next summer

northern says training has new happened, the unions disagree. your operating services on overtime, that says to me, our members and i suspect our passengers that you have not run off staff in the first place. there were certainly fewer complaints on social media about the trains today, but the commuters we met for the real test will be in september. —— thought the real test. now on bbc news, the travel show. hello, and welcome to the travel show. coming up this week... rajan follows in the footsteps of lawrence of arabia injordan. we swap water for wine and get a soaking at a festival in spain. and our global guru has some tips on where to find the best september sun around the world. this week, we're injordan, which is marking the centenary of the culmination of the great arab revolt, when much of the middle east rose up against the ottoman empire. it was also the inspiration for the classic 19605 film lawrence of arabia. so we sent rajan there 100 years on. head south from the capital amman towards the saudi arabian border, and you find yourse

trying to get back on track, after months of passenger misery, northern trains reinstates most of itsthe first time in almost 40 years, robert mugabe is not on the ballot paper and in sport, tyson furious as a world title fight against dion tay wilderfor the wba world title fight against dion tay wilder for the wba belt is almost done. before that, his second fight before his drugs ban is next month. —— deontay wilder. andy murray says it will be like stepping out on court for the first time in washington, facing mckenzie mcdonald. and the celebrations roll on for geraint thomas after he became the first welshman and the third briton to win the tour de france. he will also be considering a new and improved contract offer from team sky. i will have more in all of those stories just after half past five. voters in zimbabwe are going to the polls in the first—ever election which doesn't feature the name robert mugabe on the ballot paper. mr mugabe was ousted last year after almost four decades of controlling the country. in a surprise intervention yesterday, mr mugabe said he couldn't su

tenacity and a type of self-reliance to be gained under through the experience here at the northern warfare trainingter. summer training at the center begins in may, continues until the cold weather sets in again. skis, ice axis and snow shoes give way to the rope, pitong, and slap rink of the mount near. they learn to cover the ground and broadens his military knowledge. this kind of actual experience under controlled conditions of genuine hazard teaches skills that could not possibly be learned under simulated onditions. men who may have lived all their lives on flatter rain are introduced to the many climbing techniques until they can egotiate the steepest slope. as he learns to overcome fear and handle himself on heights, the soldier learns also to care for his buddies. mountain rescue operations are difficult. decisions as to evacuation methods must be made in the interest of the injured man. in fact, the kind of prompt and well organized rescue operations taught by army instructors have more than once help safe the life of an unfortunate civilian. although special conditions may help prolong t

train operator northern says trains in the leeds and york area are expected to be delayed or cancelledfrastructure failure "caused by lightning strikes. " and despite those lightning strikes in parts of the country, the uk'sjuly temperature record could be broken today. a high of 37c is still expected by the met office, meaning the record of 36.7c, set in 2015, may be beaten. let's get more information from olivia crellin who's in folkestone. overlooking the eurotunnel there. you are telling us earlier that eurotunnel were cancelling some tickets in an effort to deal with some problems that we saw yesterday with huge queues. it is having some effect but there are still some cues, aren't there? there are indeed. and later start by saying it is absolutely scorching here. i can't imagine how hot it must feel being stuck in a car in a queue. those queues are still in place. there is a 30 minute wait time pre—check—in and then two hours in the terminal. the dues have reduced and that is partly due to them cancelling those number of day tickets. also there is an additional number of overnigh

adequate after the changes to the timetable and so packages are being offered to people who use northern and gtr trainsthat has been through a number of shocks, some of which are of our own making, which we have acknowledged. we are trying to reintroduce those services in the northern region gradually, rather than trying to do 100% today, because we are learning from the mistakes that were made on the 20th of may. we think the system can stand that 75% reintroduction. in terms of what went wrong with a timetable, as i say, we have got to wait until those inquiries come back, and then we will act on it. we also appreciate of course that politicians are reflecting the anger of their elected constituents, and it is right that they should do that. it is our responsibility to make sure that we make up for our m ista kes make sure that we make up for our mistakes and we run a proper service that people are paying for.” mistakes and we run a proper service that people are paying for. i raise it because when a train company demonstrably fails, many people say they shouldn't have the role any longer. we say dem

train announcement: again, on behalf of northern, i'd just like to apologise for the... t of my life revolves around this train and i'm just absolutely sick of it. i'm at the end of my tether. it's had such a massive impact on my life — my professional and my personal life. and i can't be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again today, there were delays and cancellations. the mayor of greater manchester says enough is enough. today, i've called on the prime minister to intervene, because passengers in the north can't keep running the daily lottery of turning up at the train station hoping that they will be able to get to work on time. they deserve much better than this. northern blamed a shortage of drivers for the chaos back in may. they say training has now happened. the unions disagree. you're operating services on overtime, that says to me and to our members, and i suspect to our passengers, that you haven't got enough staff in the first place. there were cert

train announcement: on behalf of northern, i'd just like to apologise for the... spect of my life revolves around this train and i'm just absolutely sick of it. i'm at the end of my tether. it's had such a massive impact on my life — my professional and my personal life. and i can't be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again, today, there were delays and cancellations. the mayor of greater manchester says enough is enough. today, i have called on the prime minister to intervene, because passengers in the north can't keep running the daily lottery of turning up at the train station hoping they will be able to get to work on time. they deserve much better than this. and that was reflected at this company in manchester, who are having to build their working day around the delays of staff commuting on northern. there's usually lots of calls at 8:30am with people saying they're going to be delayed, they are going to be late. there is a bit of chaos rearranging

train announcement: on behalf of northern, i'd just like to apologise for the... s around this train and i'm just absolutely sick of it. i'm at the end of my tether. it's had such a massive impact on my life — my professional and my personal life. and i can't be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again, today, there were delays and cancellations. the mayor of greater manchester says enough is enough. today, i have called on the prime minister to intervene, because passengers in the north can't keep running the daily lottery of turning up at the train station hoping they will be able to get to work on time. they deserve much better than this. and that was reflected at this company in manchester, who are having to build their working day around the delays of staff commuting on northern. there's usually lots of calls at 8:30am with people saying they're going to be delayed, they are going to be late. there is a bit of chaos rearranging meetings, say if we've g

train announcement: on behalf of northern, i'd just like to apologise for the... ound this train and i'm just absolutely sick of it. i'm at the end of my tether. it's had such a massive impact on my life — my professional and my personal life. and i can't be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again, today, there were delays and cancellations. the mayor of greater manchester says enough is enough. today, i have called on the prime minister to intervene, because passengers in the north can't keep running the daily lottery of turning up at the train station hoping they will be able to get to work on time. they deserve much better than this. and that was reflected at this company in manchester, who are having to build their working day around the delays of staff commuting on northern. there's usually lots of calls at 8:30am with people saying they're going to be delayed, they are going to be late. there is a bit of chaos rearranging meetings, say if we've got a

a train from cambodia's northern border with thailand arrives in phnom penh it's the first one in forty five years much of cambodia's rail network was damaged during the country's civil war including this forty eight kilometer stretch near the border town of point that the reopened track represents nearly eighty percent of cambodia's total railways a little over six hundred kilometers in all the rest of the link to phnom penh had long been suspended due to the poor condition of the track in two thousand and nine the asian development bank provided thirteen million dollars to rebuild the missing link which aims to slash travel time between the two countries and boost trade trade between cambodia and thailand reached five and a half billion dollars last year up to ten percent from the year before the two as he and nations have pledged to triple that number by twenty twenty but the two countries still have to reach an agreement on trains crossing the border. corporate news now and the boss of german steel giant. stepping down german media is reporting that. is leaving before he gets fired

the reason we can't give a figure that every train in northern england is we haven't had the figures t that difficult a problem if you can manage it and get around it. the difficulty is the people in certain communities, there have been limited services like on the lakes signed —— like on the lakes line. a lot of people haven't had any trains at all to get around the north of england. that is why it we have seen the significant productivity impact which hasn't been a flash in the pan but will have longer term in pact on what is ouraim but will have longer term in pact on what is our aim in northern england which is to try and rebalance the country with london and we are supposed to improve things. it will have made it worse in the end. the pickup on that point and just briefly. it's not going to be sorted out in the future, it is a thing? the problem is, we want the improved services to devolve the north. there isa services to devolve the north. there is a project across the pennines to improve services to manchester and newcastle because that pinch point is so important. it is left —

train announcement: on behalf of northern, i'd just like to apologise for the... aspect of my life revolves around this train and i'm just absolutely sick of it. i'm at the end of my tether. it's had such a massive impact on my life, my professional and my personal life. and i can't be the only one in this situation. northern says a more gradual reintroduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again today there were delays and cancellations. the mayor of greater manchester says enough is enough. today i have called on the prime minister to intervene because passengers in the north can't keep running the daily lottery of turning up to the train station hoping they will be able to get to work on time. they deserve much better than this. and that was reflected at this company in manchester. who are having to build their working day around the delays of staff commuting on northern. there's usually lots of calls at 8:30am people saying they're going to be delayed, they are going to be late. there is a bit of chaos rearranging meetings

northern england. luxury on rails a train ride back to the time of the russians. and the clash of the kings to virtual souls to live in a musical about. the moment. once the funding dries up. five thousand children in afghanistan will no longer be learning anything here. on the project that has built and run schools here for more than twenty years could soon be no more but a german couple is still fighting for schools for afghanistan sixty minutes of t.w. . clash of cultures in india. and the clash between those who believe in arranged marriage those who want to marry for love. to. a clutch that shaking families and society to the core. of. my father would be angry sometimes i think i'm already dead to. commandoes starts john yates d w. i want to welcome to our highlights ization of the show with the best picks of the week i'm your host meghan lee here's a look at what's coming up. nor the celebration a three month low.

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northern? it's been hell, really, if the train turns up at all, it is too crowded for you to get on or it willin driver. he was stood at a platform, not doing anything. we complained about that months ago and absolutely nothing has been sent back. due to that and other issues, i've had to write to my mp for her to ta ke i've had to write to my mp for her to take it forward. and what has yourmp to take it forward. and what has your mp heard back? a very much copy and paste standard reply which she isn't happy about and neither am i, quite honestly. we are told services that should have been introduced in may will come online by september. we heard there were 31 cancellations on northern today so things are still not quite working properly but what needs to happen for you to trust northern rail and feel confident in the service? the trust is completely gone and this only exacerbated the problems, this new timetable, the service before was still shocking. i think it should be taken back and nationalised. i think all the passengers would support that, quite honestly. thank you for joining us. you'

remain missing following the collapse of a dam in southern province florence reports stung training in northern cambodia it's not just laos that's been affected floodwaters in at a poor province in southern laos a slowly receding but the deluge of mud left behind is hampering search operations lower water levels have made some areas in assessable by boat helicopter flights are the only way into some communities makeshift shelters are packed with thousands of people who fled their homes they've lost everything homes were swept away and farmland submerged when an auxiliary dam at the sippin hydroelectric project collapsed on monday parts of neighboring cambodia are also flooded about five thousand people here in storm trying province right next to the border with laos were moved to safety on tuesday there's been no reports of missing persons or casualties floodwaters have begun to recede and the water level in the second river which rose above the danger level several days ago has begun to fall the disaster has revived debate about plans by the lao government to boost the economy by building doze

thousands of trains were cancelled or delayed when northern and go via thameslink significantly changedded. you are just waiting on the platform for 30 minutes and then all of a sudden theyjust cancel the train. so now, timetable changes planned for much of the debt network in december have been postponed. in fa ct, in december have been postponed. in fact, all of these operators will make no change in december at all. passengers and other places will see minor changes. the body that represents rail company says that must come first. but in reliability must come first. but in places like leeds that there has been criticism that passengers and local politicians have not been consulted. thousands of prisoners will be able to make telephone calls from their cells under plans announced by the government. the telephones will be installed in prisons as part of a dry to improve safety in jails across england and wales and stem the trade in illicit mobile. more on those stories and, of course, the crisis in the government, some would call it political chaos, that is coming up in breakfast when

northern service to leeds. it arrives on time, but lorna says the new timetable means more stops and more passengers. i have this dread every single morning because i know the trainng to be late and i'm probably not going to get to work on time, as usual. on behalf of northern, i would like to apologise... every single aspect of my life revolves around the strain and i am just absolutely sick of it. at the end of my tether. it has such a massive impact on my life, in my professional and my personal life and i cannot be the only one in the situation. northern says and more gradual introduction of its timetable will ensure a more stable and reliable service. but again, today, the delays and cancellations, the mayor of greater manchester says enough is enough. today, i have called on the prime minister to intervene, because passengers in the north cannot keep winning the daily lottery of turning up at the train station, hoping that they will be able to get to work on time. they deserve much better than this. and that was reflected at this company in manchester, who are having to build their working day around the delays of staff commuting on northern. there is usual

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cooper a techno producer from belfast northern ireland likes to travel on high speed trains look out the window and see how the electrical wires seem to dance around outside it's changed the way he views the world. irish filmmaker kevin mclachlan has found images that capture this type of perception perfectly time and space seem to stretch and warp this edgy video with its driving beats shows the musicians and filmmakers are on their way to discovering the fourth dimension. that's all for today on shift and next time women are still under-represented in the tech industry even though they have so much talent to contribute female tech pioneers next time on shift. what she says says that the personal wealth northpoint split a couple could find. gracious song hot enough fast often never really kept up in a second say but you could see they just didn't have the energy left kids done for luke option to take a seat look back at the final promise mrs croatia pick up. the beach time things seem to be busting too much for some measure of mention. the different housing. celebration thinking sma

a train from cambodia's northern border with thailand arrives in phnom penh it's the first one in forty five years much of cambodia's rail network was damaged during the country's civil war including this forty eight kilometer stretch near the border town of point that the reopened track represents nearly eighty percent of cambodia's total railways a little over six hundred kilometers in all the rest of the link to phnom penh had long been suspended due to the poor condition of the track in two thousand and nine the asian development bank provided thirteen million dollars to rebuild the missing link which aims to travel time between the two countries and boost trade trade between cambodia and thailand reached five and a half billion dollars last year up ten percent from the year before the two nations have pledged to triple that number by twenty twenty but the two countries still have to reach an agreement on trains crossing the border. now the latest on those kids trapped underground. officials are warning that rescue workers face a brace against water to save this young football team

most of the train services withdrawn by northern rail are being reinstated.t month to try to relieve the chaos caused by the timetable introduction in may. ministers described the destruction as unacceptable. the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, has accused the government of turning a blind eye to the plight of commuters. safety measures will be in place to correct —— protect mourners at the funeral of dawn stu rg ess, mourners at the funeral of dawn sturgess, who died after exposure to novichok. reverend philip bromley said the funeral directors had been working with public health england, which reiterated its advice that the risks to the public is low. 12,000 firefighters continued to battle severe wildfires in california. six people are known to have died, and thousands have been forced to evacuate their homes. four areas have declared a state of emergency. the malaysian government has published its latest report into the disappearance of a malaysia airline, mh370. the plane vanished with 239 people on board in 2014, when it was en route to beiji

training program, your kids may not get fed. to some it might seem reasonable to require participation but for people living in rural areas like the northern region of my district training programs are not always accessible. not everyone can afford a car. bus routes don't go everywhere. additionally the cbo estimated it will be at least ten years before all 50 states can offer every eligible recipient a space in a job training program. changes to snap could result in millions of people either being shoved off vital nutrition assistance or taking a major cut in what they receive. this is unacceptable. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and i'm pleased to yield one minute to my colleague from washington state. >> thank you so much to the representative for yielding. i strongly support her amendment which rejects the cuts to the supplemental nutrition assistance program that are included this republican budget resolution. the reality is that millions of children are hungry. they lack nutritious food and it is a daily reality. in 2016, 15 1/2 million american households, 12% of our population had difficulty just getting enough food

missing following the collapse of a dam in southern province florence italy reports from strong training in northern cambodia it's not just laos that's been affected floodwaters in at a poor province in southern laos are slowly receding but the deluge of mud left behind is hampering search operations lower water levels have made some areas in assessable by boat helicopter flights are the only way into some communities makeshift shelters are packed with thousands of people who fled their homes they've lost everything homes were swept away and farmland submerged when an auxiliary dam at the scipio hydroelectric project collapsed on monday parts of neighboring cambodia are also flooded about five thousand people here in storm trying province right next to the border with laos were moved to safety on tuesday there's been no reports of missing persons or casualties floodwaters have begun to recede and the water level in the second river which rose above the danger level several days ago has begun to fall the disaster has revived debate about plans by the lao government to boost the economy by building do

are in northern england a festival that's loud and proud about its own. luxury on rails a trainride back to the time of the russians arms. and the clash of the kings to virtual souls collide in a musical battle. room. thirteen a dog. that people bowled over w. on facebook and twitter. to date and in touch and follow us. we make up oh but we want tons of after the conduct that you claim we are the seven seven percent. they want to shape the continent's future to. be part of it and join african youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges. to seventy seven percent of d. dummies platform for africa shariq. tens of thousands of protesters have turned out in cities across the u.s. to voice their opposition to the trump administration's hardline immigration policy although the president has reversed his decision just separate migrant families crossing the border illegally hundreds of children remain split from their parents in custody. in germany conservatives in the state of bavaria are to decide on sunday whether the e.u. deal clinched by chancellor angel

northern cancelled 170 services and great western, running trains between london and the cancelled more world cup for staff choosing not to work overtime. govia thameslink, running southern, thameslink, running southern, thameslink and great north and trains, said: transport focus, representing commuters, said while companies must make sure they do everything to minimise inconvenience on the day and to restore services as soon as is all. the real test, though, for new timetables will come tomorrow when commuters will grit their teeth as they try and get into work. more than 225 firefighters are tackling a large grass fire in east london. london fire brigade sent a0 fire engines to the blaze on wanstead flats near stratford just after 4pm after receiving more than 110 calls, with large plumes of smoke visible across the capital. the fire brigade say they are making steady progress. as france and croatia faced off in the world cup final, another famous football team have been playing today — the senior team of the wild boars. theirjunior counterparts are still recovering in hospital after

art in northern england a festival that's loud and proud about its. luxury on rails a train ride back to the time of the russian tsar. and the clash of the kings to virtual souls collide in a musical battle. moments. of. crimes against humanity. civilians come witnesses. their recorded images travel around the globe via social media. digital investigators comb through the flood of images. find sources to try to reconstruct what happened and to substantiate kling's of crimes. in forty five minutes on the w.o.t. photographic. cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage and those who want to marry for love. a clash that's shaky. in families and society to the cool kids. my father would be angry sometimes i think the way he does to. live their lives starts july eighth d w. i want to welcome to our highlights is ition of the show with the best picks of the week i'm your host meghan lee here's a look at what's coming up. northern celebration a three month long cultural festival in the north of england. and the keys to classical musicians in the piano