navteonhal, bbc news, nottingham.s had such a happy ending. one of the key reasons president biden must get to that deadline is because of his concern by a teller threat. because of his concern by a tellerthreat. —— because of his concern by a teller threat. —— terror threat. i'm joined now by sana jaffrey, the director of the institute for policy analysis of conflict. just to pick up on that, he's saying the us needs to leave because otherwise, there is this risk of a terror threat, isis k. what have you heard about this?— isis k. what have you heard about this? ., ,, , ., ., about this? thank you and good morninu. about this? thank you and good morning- 50. — about this? thank you and good morning- 50. i— about this? thank you and good morning. so, i saw— about this? thank you and good morning. so, i saw this - about this? thank you and good| morning. so, i saw this morning and i was very surprised by the remarks of the president made in terms of the justification for leaving quickly, which is exploited terrorism an

navteonhal, bbc news, nottingham.f withdrawal on august 31st is because of his concern over a terror threat, including from the afghan affiliate referred to as isis—k. for more on that i've been speaking to sana jaffrey, the director of the institute for policy analysis of conflict. i was very surprised by the remarks the president made in terms of the justification for leaving quickly, which is exposure to terrorism, when the rest of his administration has been assuring americans and others across the globe that the risk of terrorism in afghanistan has been contained. so now to use the threat of terrorism as a reason for bungling the evacuation seems contradictory to early remarks made by the administration itself. in terms of isis for us on being a threat, this is again surprising. this is a group that has been weakened persistently over the past two years. it has suffered total losses in fight with the afghan army, us forces and also the taliban itself. i would be very curious to see what sort of sources are report

navteonhal, bbc news, nottingham. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines.pproved a $3.5 trillion budget plan, strictly along party lines. the measure would pave the way for a vast expansion of social services and climate initiatives. lawmakers will take up that bill in late september. us vice president kamala harris has accused beijing of �*coercion and intimidation�* over its claims to large parts of the south china sea. the hotly disputed territory has long been a bone of contention in the region. harris has now arrived in vietnam for the next leg of her south east asian tour, but speaking in singapore, she reaffirmed us commitments to the area. these unlawful plans have been rejected by the 2016 tribunal decision. in beijing's actions continue to highlight the rules that threaten the sovereignty of the nations. the united states stands without allies and partners in the face of these threats. former new york governor andrew cuomo has been stripped of his international emmy award. cuomo received both critical acclaim and public praise for his regular tele

navteonhal, bbc news, nottingham.in england and wales they need to do more to protect women and girls from violence and harm. zoe billingham was responding to a complaint by the centre for women'sjustice, that police were failing to use measures at their disposal more effectively — such as pre—charge bail. thank you very much forjoining us. what do you make of what the police watchdog has had to say today? in w; watchdog has had to say today? in my situation, i couldn't _ watchdog has had to say today? in my situation, i couldn't give _ watchdog has had to say today? in my situation, i couldn't give my _ watchdog has had to say today? in “n; situation, i couldn't give my police force any more credit if i tried, they waded out with me was amazing. i do see people's complaints. but the way domestic abuse goes on, the police are very limited. what you need to be safe from domestic abuse, the police can't give you, the lot would need to be change. it would be the secondary report of a person, they will need to be removed

so the nottingham university hospital has been trialling a new tool that may help.i trained to spot breast cancer. the aim of this project is for this system to be the second reader, potentially speeding up the whole process. so mia has had a look at this mammogram as well, can we have a look at what mia thinks? so in this particular case, mia has actually marked the area that i would also be concerned about. and it makes a callback decision itself and as you can see there mia says callback, malignancy, because it's suspicious. its makers, kheiron medical, have been developing mia for over three years. here in nottingham, jonathan and his team have been testing mia on the hospital's historical data sets. these are women who have been to this clinic in the past and were diagnosed by a human. the aim is to see if mia would have made the same decisions. so this time, mia hasn't actually placed any mark on the image here, and its opinion is no recall is required. actually this lady did come back for some extra tests and this well—defined mass, she had an ultrasound when

here in nottingham, _ says callback, malignancy.tingham, jonathan and his team have been testing mia on the hospital's historical data sets. these other women who have been to this clinic in the past and been diagnosed by a human. the aim is to see if mia would have made the same decisions. 50 would have made the same decisions.— would have made the same decisions. so this time, mia hasn't actually _ decisions. so this time, mia hasn't actually placed - decisions. so this time, mia hasn't actually placed any i decisions. so this time, mia i hasn't actually placed any mark on the image here, and its opinion is no recall is required. actually this lady did come back to some extra tests and this well—defined mass came back and this was assist, a perfectly harmless cyst. so the recall would be a false positive, this lady didn't actually need to come back. b. didn't actually need to come back. �* . , didn't actually need to come back. �* ., , , back. a false positive is when the reader — back. a false positive is when the reader thinks _

navteonhal, bbc news, nottingham.at donald trump's dealing with the taliban in early 2020 and how it impacted the decision ofjoe biden taken in afghanistan. we posted that video on the bbc news website and on my twitter feed where quite a few number of you have been watching it. so thank you for sharing it. if you enjoy the reports member you can get my reports of me and the outside source team in a number of different places and if you are watching in the uk, you can see them on a player, just go to the indians wherever you are in the world you can find them on youtube are also on my twitter feed or if you want to listen you can find some of them on the bbc app as well. a reminder that they are waiting onjoe biden when he comes out we will hear from him. hello. the weather is expected to remain settled for the foreseeable future, at least the next 7—10 days. and certainly for the rest of this week, it's a case of sunny spells, but for some of us, cloudy at times, as well. now this is a blocking area of high pressure

coventry came from a goal behind to draw 1—1 with nottingham forest at the ricoh arena. —— to beat nottinghamtic bounced back from their opening day defeat at hearts by thrashing dundee 6—0. new signing kyogo furuhashi with a hat—trick. it's two wins out of two for hibs, this time they beat ross county 3—0. jack mackenzie scored an injury time winner as aberdeen beat livingston 2—1. stjohnstone drew with motherwell. an emotional lionel messi broke down in tears today as he spoke publicly for the first time since announcing his departure from barcelona. the 34—year—old is leaving after 21 years at the club because they can't pay his desired wages. a six—time ballon d'or winner, messi saysjoining paris st—germain is now a possibility, but nothing is agreed. reginaldo rosario reports. applause it was the farewell that nobody expected or wanted. the moment proving too overwhelming for the greatest player persona has ever known. lionel messi would've preferred his time here to end with a standing ovation in front of a packed camp now but because the pandemic and parcel in a positive financial was

bridget walsh of the university of nottingham joins us to dissect that story. yvonne: up next, more on the afghanistan crisis as the situation presents a huge geopolitical and humanitarian challenge. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: let's bring you the latest on afghanistan. desperate scenes at kabul airport. thousands of people are there after the taliban seized power. taliban claims it will have a more modern approach. many remain skeptical as the u.s. defends its withdrawal. china has been one of the first global powers to embrace the new relationship with the taliban. david: during is now is brenda and scott to talk us through the latest. i guess we have to start -- we heard from the u.s. president overnight. it seems he is under pressure. >> this is really the first major national security crisis under the biden era. he is following through on a policy that was initiated to his predecessor, trump. it is when he found himself agreeing with. the need to pull troops out of afghanistan. what he seems to have misjudged when he admitted to misjudging is the speed wi

navteonhal, bbc news, nottingham.sadly, but i am assured by the locals that it will burn off as the locals that it will burn off as the day goes on and they hope to welcome many motorists during what has become a bumper tourism season in the lake district, and they have needed it after the last 18 months of restrictions. the tourists are being reminded covid has not gone away and they should exercise caution. here is the director of public health.— public health. please come to cumbria. _ public health. please come to cumbria. it — public health. please come to cumbria, it is _ public health. please come to cumbria, it is a _ public health. please come to cumbria, it is a beautiful- public health. please come to | cumbria, it is a beautiful place public health. please come to - cumbria, it is a beautiful place and you will have a lovely time, but please take a lateral flow test before you travel to make sure as you are coming here that you are clear of the bibles, we would really appreciate it if you did that. lateral

and in the early kick—off nottingham forest claimed their first point of the season, but they had tointo the lead. but brennanjohnson equalised with eight minutes remaining in the game to clinch the draw and relieve some of the pressure on manager chris hughton. queens park rangers are keeping up with the leaders, fulham — they go second, after beating coventry 2—0. reading's poor start continues. they were beaten 4—0 by huddersfield — who go fourth. elsewhere, wins for bristol city, preston and millwall. west brom kick off against peterborough in a few minutes — a win and they go level at the top. both the edinburgh sides are the early leaders in the scottish premiership. hearts and hibs both won 2—0 today — against dundee united and livingston respectively. rangers and celtic play in the old firm derby tomorrow lunchtime. to drama in qualifying for the belgian grand prix now, which was brought to a halt after a massive crash in treacherous conditions at one of the notorious spots on the circuit. britain's lando norris was lucky to walk away without serious injury. he was going well

winning on the road — 3—0 at hull city and bournemouth got their first win with a 2—1 victory at nottinghamay to swansea. you can see all the other results on a busy day in the efl on the bbc sport website. no scottish premiership action today, but there were three games in the second round of league cup. livingstone, who reached the final last season, are through to the last eight, beating st mirren on penalties. it finished 1—1 in normal time. dundee and dundee united also made it through. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. and 0lympic silver medallist cj ujah has denied any wrongdoing after a positive drugs test, having been provisionally suspended following great britain's four by 100 metre relay in tokyo. ujah said in a statement, "to be absolutely clear, i am not a cheat". a week after claiming his first motogp win from pole at the styrian grand prix, jorge martin is looking to repeat the feat. the spanish rider set a new lap record at the red bull ring as he claimed pole again for the austrian grand prix. toyota's takamoto katsuta had a lucky escape after crashing du

coventry came from behind to beat nottingham forest 2—1 at the cbs arena.ep into injury time. four matches in the scottish premiership, celtic bounced back from their opening day defeat at hearts by thrashing dundee 6—0. new signing kyogo furuhashi with a hat—trick. it's two wins out of two for hibs, this time they beat ross county 3—0. jack mackenzie scored an injury time winner as aberdeen beat livingston 2—i. stjohnstone drew with motherwell. an emotional lionel messi broke down in tears today, as he spoke publicly for the first time since announcing his departure from barcelona. the 34—year—old revealed he didn't want to leave the spanish side — where he won ten league titles, and the champions league four times crowns but the club cannot afford to keep him. reginaldo rosario has this report. applause it was the farewell that nobody expected or wanted. the moment proving too overwhelming for the greatest player barcelona has ever known. lionel messi would've preferred his time here to end with a standing ovation in front of a packed camp nou but the pan

west brom and stoke city are level on points after they beat blackburn rovers and nottingham forest respectively at bramall lane. there were also wins for cardiff, coventry, preston and birmingham. just two games in the scottish premiership today — but plenty of goals. most of them from celtic — they thumped 10 man st mirren 6—0. david turnbull with his first career hat trick. meanwhile livingston stay bottom of the table after losing 2—1 to motherwell. to rugby now, and hull fc narrowly beat hull kr by 23 points to 22 in a thrilling superleague derby. the two sides were level with just over half an hour's play remaining, when bureta faraimo crossed over to put hull 4 points ahead. but marc sneeds crucial late drop goal proved to be the difference after a late kr try. still to come tonight, castleford host wakefield at 7 oclock sonnyboyliston won the ebor handicap in a photo finish at york. the 10—1 shot, ridden by ben coen, and trained byjonny murtagh, edged out quickthorn with alounak finishing third. pre—race favourite hamish was earlier declared a non—runner back to the cricket and a quick u

a woman from nottingham who's been desperately trying to leave afghanistan.sick relatives when the taliban took control. the family whose name we are not using for safety air two landed in the airport this morning. good to see her. lovely to see you you look so handsome. lovely to see you you look so handsome-— lovely to see you you look so handsome._ the . lovely to see you you look so i handsome._ the sound lovely to see you you look so - handsome._ the sound of handsome. thank you. the sound of 'o and handsome. thank you. the sound of joy and relief- _ handsome. thank you. the sound of joy and relief. he _ handsome. thank you. the sound of joy and relief. he has— handsome. thank you. the sound of joy and relief. he has spent - handsome. thank you. the sound of joy and relief. he has spent the i joy and relief. he has spent the past week worrying about his wife, aduu past week worrying about his wife, adult daughter and two small children who have been trying desperately to leave afghanistan. they travelled there last month from their home in nottingham to

qpr spent most of the second half a man down, but still managed to beat middlesborough 4—3, while nottinghamis out of the cincinnati masters, after losing to ninth seed and wimbledon semi finalist, hubert hurkacz. it was the first meeting on the tour between the two players, with two—time champion murray losing a tie break before beaten in straight sets 7—6, 6—3 by the 24—year—old pole. british number two heather watson is also out. she lost to world number one, ashleigh barty, in straight sets. it was the australian's first match since losing in the first round at the tokyo olympics, and she needed a tie break to beat watson. to golf — and the final women's major of the year gets under way tomorrow. and this year's aig women's 0pen will be extra special for the winner at carnoustie. an increase in prize money means the championship will become the most lucrative one we've seen on the women's calendar. craig templeton reports. don't be fooled by the scenic views. there's a don't be fooled by the scenic views. there's . ., ,., , , .., there's a reason why they call it car nasty- _ there's a r

there is nottingham, this is a test match... ..and that is out. ever sit down? some mysteries are solved by replays. look here — a little touch on zak crawley�*s back — the spike, out, caught, and observe how that changed the indian captain's mood. so, england's captain was batting. it's not like everything depends onjoe root, just that most things do. well, there's a shot from another batsman, just remembering how this form of cricket goes. johnny bairstow recalled to the team, and a four is still a four in any shirt, any generation. india thought bairstow was out lbw here, on field umpire said no but wait for the review, replay and then the virat kohli. england 138— four at t. then lawrence courts, gun butler court, gone for naught. how quickly day one went wrong. bring out anderson and broad, try to rescue another collapsing because. 21 without loss india in the close in reply. four more days if required. do not you actually make you lose your appetite yet. the rugby league world cup, which was due to be held in england in the autumn, is set to

susan: more concerned about how to pronounce nottingham. stuart: nottingham.erwood forest. stuart: correct. man, you're good. lincoln green. they all dressed in green, the freedom fighters. other movers. tupperware. 6 1/2%. what's the story. susan: good earnings for tupperware, when it comes to top and bottom line. people are still packing food in plastic containers. check on lyft, going the opposite direction. i was looking for it. you ask why the stock is down. i looked really literally. analysts are bullish on the stock. profitability and ride-hailing expenses doubling from last year. this may be a case of profit-taking. stuart: hard to explain, it is down 7.7%. susan: still way below the ipo price, went out at 72 bucks, you remember? stuart: 72? susan: 72. stuart: i take your word for it. it is 51 now. pacom software. never heard of them. susan: payment services. wow, the stock is up big. raised guidance for the full year way above wall street predictions on top of making more money in the quarter. eight investment banks raised price targets on the stock.

what does it mean to you to have your exhibition here in nottingham at the castle?ation is a big reason for this exhibition. and these local fashion students are currently getting a masterclass from the man himself. his work has been heralded throughout my time in university as such a big inspiration and seeing the exhibition and where he gets his amazing ideas from, it was so exciting and satisfying. very good, yeah. he's such, like, a down—to—earth person, and really funny as well. j so it was nice to get that - one—on—one time with him, which, |you know, opportunity like thatj don't really come up that often. and an even younger generation, a local brownies group, were also given the chance to show off their work. yeah, i love that. the exhibition runs until february next year. although not everyone who visits is likely to have the chance to get a fashion icon to review their outfit. marks out of ten for my suit? oh, very good, you look great. and i love the tie, yeah. it's one of yours. oh, yeah! thank you very much, paul. same! cheers. thank you very much. mark

well, she was an honorary research associate at the university of nottingham, malaysia's asia research institute. she's joining us by skype from columbia. thanks for speaking to us. what's your reaction to the head of the military gentle naming himself is prime minister and the new caretaker government? well, i think the operative word is a taker government. this is a take over and it is it not a surprise that been alive? he put himself in a position of power because a lot of this has been about him and, and, and this is also a pattern we've seen in the past. that the military puts itself in a position of a kind of prime minister or, and promises elections down the line to kind of hold on to power. so this is the repertoire of the past, but it is particularly got an online character that it is actually very much about him. right. so is this likely to sort of placate the protesters on the streets? this the promise of holding elections and multi party elections? take place within 6 months? no, i think that we continue to see polarization between the protesters in the military, millions o

there's been rain, runs and wickets on the third day of england's test match with india in nottinghampondent, joe wilson was watching. there are special techniques required for cricketers touring england. how to hide the back from drizzle. very useful this week. rishabh pant never keeps his powder dry for long. when he hits a ball to a field like this, it's a hugerelief. when he hits a ball to a field like this, it's a huge relief. one of five wickets in the innings for ollie robinson. now, you will always remember when you watched england's most successful bowler in history. i took you to trent bridge. with this wicket, james anderson moved to the bronze medal position in the all—time list of the world's bowlers, kl rahul gone finally for 84. but india were way ahead in the match. ravi jadeja saw to that. that's a six. what a shot that is! here comes a four. and there is a special way he celebrates getting to 50. wait for it... there. it is never bettered, although sometimes imitated. oh, good try. and india led by 95 and bowled again. england's second innings began cheekily. innings

naftjohal, bbc news, nottingham. two of the children are pupils at amanda dawson's school.out they were there must've been incredibly worried.— incredibly worried. it was an absolute _ incredibly worried. it was an absolute nightmare. - incredibly worried. it was an absolute nightmare. the - incredibly worried. it was an i absolute nightmare. the class teacher sent me a text message on either tuesday or wednesday to say i think this family are in afghanistan so i cold dad straightaway to find out and had the worst news that only half of the family were at home in the uk and the other half were trapped in kabul. dad was not sure what to do so i thought i've got to do something, that's not ok and the two basic tenets of our school and any head teacher are anybody in our school community needs to be happy and safe and if we have community members and community is beyond the school gates, of course, we have to do something about that and get them to your place of safety so that is when the process of finding out what i needed to do which of course was all new to me, there is no

with me are natalie fahy, editor of the nottingham post, and john stevens, the daily mail's deputy politicaltor. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... �*the sea was closed', the metro quotes foreign secretary dominic raab�*s defence at being on holiday as afghanistan fell to the taliban, saying in hindsight he should have come home earlier. the times also leads on afghanistan, quoting uk defence secretary ben wallace as saying "not everyone is going to get out" �*nobody�*s coming', the guardian front page features testimonies from britons trapped in kabul awaiting evacuation. the telegraph focuses on the nhs, saying the nhs has drawn up plans to vaccinate 12 year olds from the first weeks schools go back. covid vaccines feature on the daily mirror front page as well, saying medics have demanded urgent boosterjabs among fears immunity among the elderly could plunge by half. and harry and meghan are on the daily mail's front page which claims the duke and duchess of sussex considered naming the royal they alleged made a racist remark about their son archie. so, let's begin. right. afghanist

there is nottingham, this is a test match... ..and that is out. solved by replays. look here — a little touch on zak crawley�*s back — the spike, out, caught, and observe how that changed the indian captain's mood. so, england's captain was batting. it's not like everything depends onjoe root, just that most things do. well, there's a shot from another batsman, just remembering how this form of cricket goes. johnny bairstow recalled to the team, and a four is still a four in any shirt, any generation. india thought bairstow was out lbw here, on field umpire said no but wait for the review, replay and then the virat kohli. england 138— four at t. then lawrence courts, gun butler court, gone for naught. how quickly day one went wrong. bring out anderson and broad, try to rescue another collapsing because. 21 without loss india in the close in reply. do not you actually make you lose your appetite yet. oval invincibles beat birmingham phoenix in the women's hundred at edgbaston. the men's sides begin their match at seven. emergency meetings have been

qpr spent most of the second half a man down, but still managed to beat middlesborough 4—3, while nottingham—6, 6—3 by the 24—year—old pole. british number two heather watson is also out. she lost to world number one, ashleigh barty, in straight sets. it was the australian's first match since losing in the first round at the tokyo olympics, and she needed a tie break to beat watson. to golf, and the final women's major of the year gets under way tomorrow. and this year's aig women's 0pen will be extra special for the winner at carnoustie. an increase in prize money means the championship will become the most lucrative one we've seen on the women's calendar. craig templeton reports. don't be fooled by the scenic views — there's a reason why they call it "car—nasty". it has deep bunkers, fast fairways, and, when the sea breeze picks up, carnoustie becomes one of the toughest courses in the world. this might be the trickiest british open i've played yet. i've heard a lot about this place, i've watched it when the guys played it a few years ago, and obviously it's held the championship quite a l

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navteonhal, bbc news, nottingham.g in rural humphreys county, in the us state of tennessee, after devastating flash floods. at least 22 people have been killed, including two young children. emergency workers are now searching door—to—door, as families face a harrowing wait for news of their loved ones. tanya dendrinos reports. as the water recedes in tennessee, the scale of destruction becomes all the more visible. piles of debris strewn across neighbourhoods, pieces of homes, lives and livelihoods. our people need help. we are going to be overwhelmed before the next 30 days, overwhelmed. but our people need help. record—breaking rainfall caused flash flooding on saturday. the torrent, swallowing everything in its reach, sweeping away cars, tearing up roads and forcing homes off their foundations. multiple lives were lost and dozens of people are still missing. their names are on notice boards, families desperately seeking information as emergency crews systematically comb through the wreckage. it's been a huge impac

there is nottingham, this is a test match... ..and that is out.ain was batting. it's not like everything depends onjoe root, just that most things do. well, there's a shot from another batsman, just remembering how this form of cricket goes. johnny bairstow recalled to the team, and a four is still a four in any shirt, any generation. india thought bairstow was out lbw here, on field umpire said no but wait for the review, replay and then the virat kohli. england 138— four at t. then lawrence courts, gun butler court, gone for naught. how quickly day one went wrong. bring out anderson and broad, try to rescue another collapsing cause. 21 without loss india in the close in reply. four more days if required. do not you actually make you lose your appetite yet. birmingham phoenix beat oval invincibles by six wickets at edgbaston in the men's hundred. set an unlikely target of 173 to win they completed the biggest run chase of the men's tournament yet. needing three from seven balls, chris benjamin steered his side home with style. they move to the to

he's an infectious disease physician and professor in mareitous at the university of nottingham and joinsfrom derby, england. thank you for being with us. >> good morning. >> so the world is witnessing this rapid spread of the delta variant that's driving up infections, hospitalizations and deaths. and so we do rely on our leaders to make the right public health decisions to keep us safe. however, florida's governor ron desantis, is refusing to mandate masks for kids in school. instead leaving it up to parents to decide. and he won't allow covid testing or contact tracing. what's your reaction to that as an epidemiologist? >> i think the answer is mask wearing, what's the great problem? i mean, i think the people who say i can't breathe with a mask and a lot of that is psychological, but those with genuine lung problems, they're the least wanting to get covid because it will take away lung function. and wearing a mask though you're breathing, covid will do it in space and you can be in serious problems. in enclosed areas in shops and other places it seems like a low cost strategy. wearing

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navteonhal, bbc news, nottingham. that gives you a clear picture of one family's plight. out? todayis still there and trying to get out? today is the big moment, this is the 11th hour. the air bridge is about to close, on the 31st, and my office is in touch with hundreds of people still stuck in afghanistan who are eligible to come out on uk flights but cannot get onto them for different reasons. we have to get an agreement at the g7 today to make a common approach to the taliban to extend the deadline and that relies on us support. it really does matter. there are few other options and the reality is unless we get the agreement at the g7 today, many will be left behind and face reprisals from the taliban. the be left behind and face reprisals from the taliban.— be left behind and face reprisals from the taliban. the pressure is on. you from the taliban. the pressure is on- you have _ from the taliban. the pressure is on. you have the _ from the taliban. the pressure is on. you have the taliban - from the taliban. the pressure is on. you have the taliban saying i from the

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emily campbell from nottingham won the plus 87 kilograms event. more on that after 2pm.he isle of wight has had over 100 millimetres of rain today from a particularly heavy downpour that's moved through, so there is a chance of flooding from these. that risk of the heaviest downpours as the day goes on from south—east wales, the south midlands, across much of southern england, including london. not everybody catching them but if you do, there could be some impacts from them. elsewhere in england and wales, sunny spells, chance of a shower. northern ireland, a lot of cloud, rain towards the west and south clearing, and sunny spells in scotland, isolated shower, maybe be a few spots of rain where it's cloudy in the northern isles. now, where we have this torrential downpours developing in parts of england and wales, they'll slowly fade into this evening. the second half of the night is looking largely dry and temperatures will be a little lower than this, away from the town and city centres, so some of us into single figures as tomorrow begins. so feeling quite fresh, but

steve from nottingham, my friend and i are travelling to spain on the 18th of august, we are both beenspain, is a pcr test on return just a suggestion or a legal obligation? it is about the tests to and from mainland spain. that is right. as we have just heard, we do not have to have a test if we are double vaccinated to get into spain, it is the ones on the way back that we have seen a slight change of the way that the government have worded it in this latest update. you need to have, evenif latest update. you need to have, even if your double vaccinated, to come back into the uk you have to have a predeparture test, sounds ridiculous but that is the test you take to come back into the uk. that predeparture take to come back into the uk. that predepa rtu re test take to come back into the uk. that predeparture test can be either a lateral flow test or a pcr test. in this latest update, they have said that they would prefer, not saying it is legally necessary, but they would prefer people and advise people to take a pcr testjust to see if they can catch any more of those variants of co

the sheriff of nottingham probably smiling today down this morning of a rallying 50% yesterday., ban of merry men? i got tested on this yesterday. robinhood, you have 92 million shares from the early investors hitting the market. talking about the early investors before the ipo. new venture capital fund, enterprise and andreessen horowitz will unload 3 1/2 billion dollars worth of stock from time to time. not all just at one go. it is 3 1/2 billion dollars, they have a maximum selling price of 35 bucks for these 97 million shares, roughly half the levels that you're trading at now but why not. there is such a frenzy out there. still the most talked about stock on wall street reddit pages and twitch this morning. finally have options trading on robinhood. hundred thousand -- 300,000 options cleared on the cbo. this is the volatility. cathie wood, arc invest, buying $65 million, her total robinhood stake of $300 million. that is one of the reasons we're seeing robinhood doubling in just a week. ashley: pretty amazing stuff, thank you, susan. president biden aiming for a big boost

india have edged ahead of england in their first innings of the opening test in nottingham.ken him clear third on the all—time wicket takers list. india is steadily building a lead there on 205 46. the barcelona president has confirmed the club simply can't afford to keep lionel messi, who despite wanting to stay, will be leaving after 20 years as a barca player. joan laporta says the club's wage bill would have been more than its entire turnover after offering messi a new contract... initially for two years but paid over the next five... but the spanish league's strict salary rules meant it wasn't possible. translation: to fulfil beleaguered trent fair play rules, barcelona needed to accept a new deal that would mortgage our tv rights. i wasn't in a position to put the future of the club at risk. i will not do it for anyone. our club has a tradition of 122 years. it is above any players, even above the best player in the world, one that we will be forever thankful to who has played with us for many years. england have taken another wicket in the test match at trent bridge.

for example, nottingham found they raised money by putting a levy on parking for example.land's waters in a single weekend last month. his loved ones say he was oblivious to the dangers of the deep water. they've been speaking to the bbc�*s connor gillies. loch lomond. these waters may be beautiful, but they can be lethal. a place where memories are made and lives are lost. 16—year—old connor markward was out enjoying the sun three weeks ago with his friends when he drowned. ijust feel it every day, it is... ijust miss him dearly. he was only 16 but he really packed so much into his wee life, he really did. he was one in a million. i was just numb. i'll be honest, ijust went numb. i couldn't... i couldn't process it at all. i feel as though my heartjust collapsed. and he was only my brother, my baby brother. yes, so sad, i can't believe he walked out this door and didn't come back in. this was the moment rescue teams on the banks of the loch battled to save connor, one of seven people in a single week last month to be killed in scotland's waters. connor's family want bette

a competitive home game in the city, but it was worth the wait as they came from behind to beat nottinghamx hales in the hundred last night it has been scripted here as "a painful blow". he picked himself up after catching his breath but then the very next ball it happened again. not once, but twice and he didn't get a huge amount of sympathy from the oval invincibles. he is absolutely fine. ouch is all i will sa . he is absolutely fine. ouch is all i will say- so _ he is absolutely fine. ouch is all i will say. so much _ he is absolutely fine. ouch is all i will say. so much to _ he is absolutely fine. ouch is all i will say. so much to look - he is absolutely fine. ouch is all i will say. so much to look forward | he is absolutely fine. ouch is all i i will say. so much to look forward to in the rest of the programme. tt you in the rest of the programme. if you think this set _ in the rest of the programme. if you think this set is _ in the rest of the programme. if you think this set is good, _ in the rest of the programme. if you think this set is good, wait - in the rest of the progra