from there i moved from tottenham to norwich and from norwich - to falkirk in scotland.eer, i'd say, has been a weirdj one because i've had so many highs. at the same time i've had so many lows. i i've faced an identity crisis - where i was trying to figure out who i was as a person _ and the transition from every day training to then becoming, you know, your average joe was hard. _ i saw my dad being the main breadwinner all the time. . coming home late, working all hours of the night, - travelling up and down the country, being the sole breadwinner. - and i was thinking i need to be that. l i cannot not be the man - that my woman looks at me and is like, he's a bum. i made decisions and decided to make money in ways that, you know, - obviously i shouldn't have done. but i had to because i needed to be that man figure that she wanted, i you know what i mean? or that i felt that she needed. does it kind of apply to the image you project of yourself on your instagram? i was looking at it before. big expensive cars, six pack abs. ain't no six—pack anymore, boy, i'm telling

mike liggins, bbc look east, norwich.e incident at the conscious tribal gathering festival in denbighshire on saturday. 0rganisers have tonight said they are devastated by what happened, and their thoughts are with the family. rob thomas reports. this weekend's event was the fifth time that the conscious tribal gathering festival has been held. billed as a family friendly event, it features musical performances and a range of self—improvement courses and activities. but forjenna o'neill and herfamily from gloucestershire, it nearly ended in tragedy. asjenna and her husband, stephen, sat by their tent along with two—year—old daughter ayla early on saturday afternoon, a car parked at the top of the field began rolling down the hill towards them. in fact, as the car approached, he grabbed his daughter and hurled her to safety — something he says he has no memory of. ayla was left with just minor cuts, while herfather suffered a fractured ankle. mum jenna was not so lucky. she suffered a broken collarbone, ten broken ribs, a

should have a fine day. 0n the immediate coast it may be on the fresh side in order to spots and norwichrees in the low 20s expected in northern ireland as well. here is our low—pressure really starting to take charge of the weather. shifting the weather fronts in the direction of iceland, so away from us. so a fine day on the way for thursday. probably a little bit of cloud building up during the course of the afternoon. fair waether cloud but some areas could have clear blue skies and portable some parts of scotland and even in the lowlands of scotland i wouldn't be a surprised or temperatures hit the mid—20s and certainly mid—20s expected in the south as well once again in cardiff. the high—pressure is with us on friday. it is with us on saturday and sunday as well. the light went and the clear skies and averages can only do one thing they will continue to rise, a gradual rise as we go through the week into the weekend. that cardiff sunshine all around with temperatures up to 27 degrees and the fine weather probably lasting into next week as well. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the l

cracking date with sunny spells, a little bit fresher on the actual coast itself, a little bit in there, norwichround 19 but up towards the it is more likely mid 20s in the south. low 20s for scotland and northern ireland. then the high pressure nosing in and putting the weather front in the direction of iceland rather than us so that means sunny skies for many parts of the uk, probably best of the sunshine around southern areas of scotland, the lake district, northern ireland, easily hitting the mid 20s a number of areas and guess what, with the high pressure sitting right on top of us, for the end of the week and into the weekend, the temperatures go do one thing, they will rise into the high 20s, so some very warm weather on the way if that is what you like. thank you. that is all from us. time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. uefa has opened disciplinary proceedings into security breaches at sunday's euro 2020 final. could this impact a possible uk bid to host the 2030 world cup? a defaced mural of marcus rashford is covered in notes of

norwich city have signed scotland midfielder billy gilmour on a season—long loan from chelsea.0. gilmour made just 11 appearances for chelsea last season, starting only three league games. derby county will play in the championship next season, after the english football league decided not to appeal against a decision to just fine the club for their accounting policies. derby were told to pay £100,000 but won't now face a points deduction, which would have relegated them. chelsea women's manager, emma hayes, has signed a new contract with the club. following her success with the women's side, wining the league and getting to the champions league final, there was speculation that she might be tempted to go elsewhere. however, hayes has committed to chelsea, saying... "i really look forward to building on the successes we've already achieved and i'm delighted to have extended further." now, a dislocated shoulder would rule many of us out of work — especially if that was work was for the british and irish lions. however, that might not be the case for alun wyn jones. the welshman,

extra time brought its own angst and in norwich, sheerfrustration.ould. the agony of penalties. from the saves, to the mrs, to the goals. the fans weld on the team until the bitter, bitter end. tonight, being an england supporter it was a gut wrenching experience. parts of the us are braced for more record—breaking temperatures — having already endured the hottestjune on record. forecasters are warning that some places including california and nevada will remain dangerously hot, fuelling fears of even more wildfires. charlotte wright reports. in the western united states, the heat is relentless. on friday, death valley in california reached 54.1; degrees celsius, believed to be the highest temperature ever reliably recorded on earth. now more warnings that much of california and nevada will be dangerously hot in the coming days. we definitely took the time to take extra precautions. we brought a coolerfull of water, and we are making sure everyone stays hydrated. it is the hottest place on earth. this is hot. it's never been hotter. with the extreme

extra time brought its own angst and, in norwich, sheerfrustration.earable? yes, it could. the agony of penalties. from the saves... .to the misses... ..to the goals. the fans willed on the team until the bitter, bitter end. tonight, being an england supporter was a gut—wrenching experience. daniella relph, bbc news. i think ithinki i think i can share that news. it wasn't fun. dejection are a lot of england fans. james reynolds has been with many in south croydon. there were such chairs during the penalty shootout and then when a final penalty was saved, theyjust stopped where they were, the crowd here. music is going but they almost don't know what to do. what do you think? what do you think about the penalty shootout, losing? horrendous. we were so — shootout, losing? horrendous. we were so close. _ shootout, losing? horrendous. we were so close. so - shootout, losing? horrendous. we were so close. so close. i we were so close. so close. right there. right there. we lost it. but we will come next year. lost it. but we will come next ear. , ., , .,

warning for more storms remains in place until midnight for a large area stretching from plymouth to norwichgramme: our special report on how rodrigo duterte has changed the philippines during his controversial time as president. to tokyo now, where day two of the olympics saw plenty of drama, and a few shocks and surprises. and while some of the competitions, like the tennis, are still in their early stages, others, including swimming and events like tae kwon do, judo, and cycling have already been awarding gold medals. live now to tokyo, and sarah mulkerrins. sarah, there was lots of drama, but also lots of upsets — talk us through some of the highs and lows. there certainly was. we will start with the cycling, we had the men's metal on the saturday, but what about this in the women's road race on sunday? austria's and o'keefe and heiser won gold in that, australia's first gold medal in the olympics since 2004, but it was a because she was in a break away from the rest of the field. she crossed the line and one gold. however the rest of the palatine had not realised there was a writer up f

more thunderstorms remains in place until midnight for a large area, stretching from plymouth to norwichcomplaints process for sexual harassment or assault at work "wholly inadequate." a report from the defence select committee said 60% of female personnel had faced bullying, harassment and discrimination during their careers. the ministry of defence says many improvements have been made, but admits women's experience isn't yet equal to men's. the home secretary, priti patel, has said she remains "determined" to stop migrants crossing the english channel in small boats after 378 arrived in england today. the french authorities said they'd intercepted a further five boats. so far this year 8,500 migrants have made the sea crossing to the uk. team gb won their first medals of the tokyo olympics today, a bronze for chelsie giles injudo and then a silver for bradly sinden in taekwondo. there was disappointment, however, forjadejones in the same sport. twice an olympic champion, she did not make it into the last 16 of her event in tokyo. our sports correspondent natalie pirks was watching. at

one can easily imagine, after a norwich casualties at antietam and a disaster i gettysburg, veterans like john rankin were very particular about the ways in which their stories were told. after his service, he returned home, buys the local paper. he edits and publishes it for a few years. sells it, starts a successful printing business in chicago and loses it in the great chicago fire. he moves to kansas, publishes a paper there, and finally moves back to indianapolis and works for a large organization the printer such as himself. in 1880 nine, he moved to washington, d.c. and works proofreading foreign languages for the government. he is mostly successful. later marries to start a family. during all this time, no matter where he was moving in between, especially in indianapolis in washington, and is active in the republic. he contributes heavily to the regimental history, and is listed specifically by name among those as having rendered valuable aid. as for the monument, he plays and instrument told role and as well. in a two minute five, the state of indiana allocates funds and joh

norwich city have signed scotland midfielder billy gilmour on a season—long loan from chelsea. to just fine the club for their accounting policies. derby were told to pay £100,000 but won't now face a points deduction, which would have relegated them. chelsea women's manager, emma hayes, has signed a new contract with the club. following her success with the women's side, wining the league and getting to the champions league final, there was speculation that she might be tempted to go elsewhere. however, hayes has committed to chelsea, saying, "i really look forward to building on the successes we've already achieved and i'm delighted to have extended further." now, a dislocated shoulder would rule many of us out of work — especially if that was work was for the british and irish lions. however, that might not be the case for alun wyn jones. the welshman, who had been named lions captain, looked set to miss the tour after suffering the injury last saturday. however, he now has his sights set on what's being described as a "miracle recovery" and could make a return! the lions pl

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that white nationalist -- and is refusing to disavow that association even though this is sort of norwich nudge wink wink nationalism. it's unapologetic. it's actually far worse than anything that stephen king said that the republican party has moved so far right that where they would've won and expelled steve king in order to preserve what they thought was their image, now they sort of come to accept that marjorie taylor greene and paul costar are part of them. so yes, i think that it's no secret. anybody could've seen the rally that preceded the insurrection. they could have seen the people saying and including the president of the united states that were going to march on the capital. i guess the question is whether it's important that the nation one even peons the already kind of quite shocking coordination that we've seen. >> indeed. and we need to celine it wasn't physically leading the brown shirts to do their attacks either. and i talked in the previous hour about the fact that we've got to start confronting the uncomfortable f-word, fascism, because when you marry political viole

should have a fine day. 0n the immediate coast it may be on the fresh side in order to spots and norwichand as well. here is our low—pressure really starting to take charge of the weather. shifting the weather fronts in the direction of iceland, so away from us. so a fine day on the way for thursday. probably a little bit of cloud building up during the course of the afternoon. fair waether cloud but some areas could have clear blue skies and portable some parts of scotland and even in the lowlands of scotland it will be a surprise or temperatures hit the mid—20s and certainly mid—20s expected in the south as well once again in cardiff. the high—pressure is with us on friday. it is with us on saturday and sunday as well. the light went and the clear skies and averages can only do one thing they will continue to rise, a gradual rise as we go through the week into the weekend. that cardiff sunshine all around with temperatures up to 27 degrees and the fine weather probably lasting into next week as well. bye— bye. hello, i'm ros atkins. this is 0utside source. 0ur lead story comes from sou

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top temperatures of around 16 degrees for aberdeen, 21 for birmingham, norwich and london.eally strong and gusty winds, gusts of 40—50 mph, maybe even a little stronger than that. the weather system responsible will continue its journey eastwards, as we head through friday, so we will see some rain for a time across parts of the midlands, east anglia, down towards the south east, and then tending to pivot away, leaving some slightly drier weather behind, some sunny spells, still the potential for one or two showers, and those temperatures still a bit below par, really, for this time of year. as we move into the weekend, low pressure will be quite a long way away up to the north east. still close enough to have an influence on our weather and this area of high pressure not quite close enough to dry things out completely, so there will still be some showers around as we head through the weekend, but they shouldn't be quite as widespread or quite as heavy as the showers we have seen over recent days. some sunny spells on saturday — those temperatures still only between 15 and

the best of the weather on sunday will probably be further east you are some places like hall in norwichh pressure and better, warmer column or whether it's trying to build in a can see this high pressure trying to build in and settle in but that is not going to happen until around about wednesday and when it does, it should drop some warmth in this direction and that means people will be recovering to the mid—20s split until then, it is looking a little unsettled. thanks for watching. i'm laura trevelyan in washington dc, and this is bbc world news america. afghan security forces claim they'll retake all the areas that have fallen to the taliban, as we learn more about the dramatic withdrawal of us troops, now 90% complete. authorities in nigeria close more than a dozen schools after a series of kidnappings. distraught parents are angry and scared. the uk health minister says daily covid cases could rise to 100 thousand this summer, even as restrictions in britain are lifted. "100,000. plus, how one of the world's most daring artists used lockdown to change course. damien hirst tells th

in norwich, as well, a little bit further inland there, 19. the course of the afternoon. fairweather cloud, but some areas will have clear blue skies. for example, southern parts of scotland, and even in the lowlands of scotland, i wouldn't be surprised if temperatures hit the mid—205, and certainly mid—205 expected across the south, as well, once again in cardiff. now, the high pressure is with us on friday. it's with us on saturday and sunday as well, and with the light winds and the clearer skies, the temperatures can only do one thing. they'll continue to rise, a gradual rise as we go through the week into the weekend. look at cardiff — sunshine all round with temperatures up to 27 degrees, and the fine weather probably lasting into next week as well. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines joe biden warns the american people there is an unfolding assault on their right to vote. in an impassioned speech in philadelphia the president said republican affect click that election result was the most significant test of us democracy

high temperatures 21 degrees as we slide down towards norwich.dcock wins the men's mountain bike cross—country event. here in tokyo, i'll have all the latest on the action

sean hunte was in the norfolk and norwich hospitalfor 203 days — a 120 in critical care.nd then he caught covid in the norfolk and norwich university hospital. he was put on a ventilator but the doctors did not think he would survive. the doctors said to me — think he would survive. the doctors said to me that _ think he would survive. the doctors said to me that i _ think he would survive. the doctors said to me that i was _ think he would survive. the doctors said to me that i was that _ think he would survive. the doctors said to me that i was that close - think he would survive. the doctors said to me that i was that close to i said to me that i was that close to death, they called my wife in a few times, as well.— death, they called my wife in a few times, as well. they had someone to see me and — times, as well. they had someone to see me and they _ times, as well. they had someone to see me and they talked _ times, as well. they had someone to see me and they talked me - times, as well. they had someone to see me and they talked me through i see me and they talked

sean hunte was in the norfolk and norwich hospitalfor 203 days, 120 in critical care.e doctors said to me i was that close to death, they called my wife in two or three times. they sent to palliative care assistant to see me and she talked me through whatever the process was, the different drugs they would use to help him pass. i said, i'm not ready to see you. i'm not ready to let him go. there were times i thought i wouldn't wake it until the end of the week. there are many times i thought i wouldn't make it through the night. i felt dreadful, i couldn't move. i couldn't speak because i had a tracheotomy. on friday, sean left hospital after 203 days. he can't speak highly enough of the staff and is now urging anybody who has not been vaccinated to get a jab. the risks of not having it, i think, are just too great. you've got to get a vaccine. you've got to protect yourself, protect your loved ones. it's too much. sean hunte now is his recovery is likely to be long and hard. but he loves food and dancing. and he is planning to be back on the dance floor as soon as pos

scotland midfielder billy gilmour, will play for norwich when they return to the premier league nextwest mp, kim leadbetter, who won the batley and spent by election which was held yesterday. of course, a much reduced majority, down from the mount 3500 after this by—election. she won by 323 votes. keir starmer has been under pressure for quite some time. part of his party really not happy with the direction he is taking the party and it is not entirely clear, they say, what he stands for. but his allies say this narrow victory is a referendum on its leadership, but i don't know whether that will make a great deal of difference to his critics. kim leadbetter, as we see there, she is the sister of former mpjo cox, who was murdered by a far right extremist injune 2016. she has been talking about the bittersweet nature of this victory. she thought long and hard about whether she should stand. jo cox's widower said she has been immensely brave to take on this role and win it by trained and 23 votes. she is born and bred in this constituency and she feels that it is very much been an impor

afghanistan during the last 20 years, including my honourable friend, the members for barnsley central and norwichund in afghanistan today is more concerning than at any other time in many years. that must not take away from the many positives of our engagement as brought to afghanistan and the real difference our services and development sector have made in the country that has suffered so much. we have a supported improvements in security, in governance, in economic development and, as the prime minister said, development and, as the prime ministersaid, in advancing development and, as the prime minister said, in advancing the rights of women and education for girls. yet these gains have not been secured. the taliban are making gains on the ground and serious questions remain about the future security of afghanistan. a security threat remains for the wider world including to the uk. and nobody wants to see british troops permanently stationed in afghanistan, but we cannot simply wash our hands or walk away. it is hard to see a future without bloody conflict and wider taliban control. already, th

sunshine already out in norwich and it is a sign of things to come.and if few heavier ones over the hills in scotland. for most, you start the day dry, finish it dry and sunny. temperatures into the low 20s, rising to the high 20s for some towards the weekend. full forecast in around half an hour. i forecast in around half an hour. i can hardly wait. thank you very much. i feel we need a ifeel we need a drum roll! we've got another breakfast exclusive for you this morning. sally's been chatting to lewis hamilton about his plans to encourage more young black people to take up stem subjects. we have seen a bit of the interview. it's clearly clutching his height. isn't it interesting?— it's clearly clutching his height. isn't it interesting? today of all da s isn't it interesting? today of all days when _ isn't it interesting? today of all days when we _ isn't it interesting? today of all days when we are _ isn't it interesting? today of all days when we are talking - isn't it interesting? today of all days when we are talking about football is in the me

they could be some in central areas as well. 19 to 23 degrees in norwich. thank you, very much., iwas did you celebrate? absolutely i fabulous. really special, i was a chilly at wembley so it was one of the best nights of my life to be honest. and to see some sunderland lads there, as a sunderland fan, that's great. lads there, as a sunderland fan, that's great-— lads there, as a sunderland fan, that's great. lads there, as a sunderland fan, that's treat. ., ., , ., that's great. you were there and you have not that's great. you were there and you have got up — that's great. you were there and you have got up for— that's great. you were there and you have got up for us, _ that's great. you were there and you have got up for us, thank— that's great. you were there and you have got up for us, thank you! - that's great. you were there and you have got up for us, thank you! it - have got up for us, thank you! it hasn't been easy but i wanted to be here. ., ., , hasn't been easy but i wanted to be here. ., .,, ., , , here. the government has always been clear that this — here. the go