lorna gordon, bbc news, orkney.dent nick beake is with some of those protesters outside the police headquarters. hundreds of demonstrators remain in hong kong. you can see the sea of black extends to the end of street, many wearing masks, they don't want their identities to be known, they're worried they may be prosecuted for making their voices heard and the chanting has been very loud today. you will hear the ripples of noise every now and then. they're here ripples of noise every now and then. they‘ re here demanding ripples of noise every now and then. they're here demanding the resignation of police commissioner. they're not resignation of police commissioner. they‘ re not happy resignation of police commissioner. they're not happy about the way protesters were treated in previous demonstrations over the past week. they want all those demonstrators who were arrested to be freed and they want this broader investigation into what the police were doing, responding to these allegations of police brutality. what hap

remembering the day 100 years ago when germany sunk 52 of its own warships off orkney.rtsday on bbc news, the africa cup of nations starts later with mohamed salah starring for the hosts egypt. but after last summer's world cup, will there be burn—out for some players? the northern powerhouse an ambition project to boost economic growth in the north of england. it was launched five years ago by the then chancellor george osborne. so, what impact has it had? for transport, research suggests spending in real terms in the north per person is less than half what's been spent in london. weekly pay increased by 2.4 per cent in the north but 3.5 per cent nationally in real terms. but it's a different story for employment. in the north, it has increased, with more than 311,000 extra professional, scientific and innovation jobs and a further 511,000 jobs in manufacturing. our correpondent, danny savage, has this report. we need the northern powerhouse, too. not one city, but a collection of northern cities... remember this? the chancellor of the time setting out a vision of nort

lorna gordon, bbc news, orkney.seals can actually sing? it sings a group of grey seals have been taught to sing among other tunes twinke twinkle little star. it is all a part when you study, teaching them new songs like the star wars theme as well. researchers hope that their studies could lead to new ways of studying speech disorders. time for a look at the weather. well, the weather gets a seal of approval over the next couple of days. we have a couple of dry days coming up. cumulus cloud around but there will be a lot of dry weather for most of us. this satellite picture shows the cumulus cloud developing over the country. across the far north of scotland, the clouds a little bit thicker and it is here where the weather will continue to be rather breezy with further

lorna gordon, bbc news, orkney.ars now and the german fleet is not only my source of income but also some of the best things i have ever seen underwater andi things i have ever seen underwater and ijust things i have ever seen underwater and i just feel i'm things i have ever seen underwater and ijust feel i'm quite passionate about this story and sharing imagery from the wrecks and definitely passionate about marking the lives of the german sailors who lost their lives. give us a sense of what you have seen there. on a normal dive, just when i am enjoying the wrecks for myself, we have dreadnought style battleships with enormous ten metre high blouse and twin brothers. we have guns that range in size from 30.5 centimetres to 38 centimetres. that is the internal diameter, all the way down to torpedo tubes and... incredible. and what more can you tell is about the history behind this and the decision to scuttle these boats by the germans themselves? i think when the german fleet were interred here they were disarmed.

lorna gordon, bbc news, orkney.fundraising officerfrom oxford and they refuse to believe that their 18—year—old son had become a dangerous extremist when they allowed him to travel. more on that in the next half hour. right now, here is set out with the weather. good afternoon. after what has been a relatively unsettled and cooljune so far, we are seeing the summer solstice today, and the weather is getting a little bit more summery, certainly, over the next few days. this is the view today in cornwall, cumulus cloud around, we have had clear blue skies. we have got this big area of high—pressure moving in from the south, keeping the weather settled, at least for the next couple of days. and to this evening and overnight, we keep the largely dry and clear conditions, one or two showers across the far north of scotland at times. tonight, we will see a little bit of patchy cloud developing here out there, particularly for parts of east anglia and also for eastern england as well. but under the clear skies, for many of

commemorations in orkney a hundred years on. and in the business, climate clash. eu leaders fail to agree to go carbon neutral by 2050 after opposition from coal dependent eastern europe. hello and a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you want all you need to know in global news, business and sport. you can be part of the conversation as well. a new study has found that a lost wallet is more likely to be returned if it contains a large sum of money. a global study across a0 countries and 17,000 wallet found that a0% were returned if they were empty but three quarters were returned if they contained large sums of money. today we wa nt contained large sums of money. today we want to know what you would do if you came across a wallet stuffed full of cash. let me know on twitter using our hashtag. a summit of 28 european leaders has ended now without agreement on who should take the block's top jobs. without agreement on who should take the block's topjobs. the without agreement on who should take the block's top jobs. the talks held in brussels continued until t

a bit more cloud to the north—west of scotland and later in northern ireland, and some rain into orkneyand later but the vast majority, a dry day, certainly starting to feel much warmer with a strong sunshine overhead and more of it in the south. high—pressure and more established for central and southern parts of the uk as we head into thursday,. these weather fronts pushing around the top more likely to bring more persistent rain to the highlands and islands of scotland, maybe some of that rain pushing down into central lighter, apatchy rain into southern scotland by the end of the day. the breeze picks up here, lighter winds further south, much more sunshine, it's going to start even warmer, temperatures back into the mid 20s, mid teens across scotland and northern ireland. a bit of uncertainty towards the end of the week as to how much this high—pressure influences. it looks like much of england and wales will be dry, varying amounts of cloud, some sunshine around, but there is a chance that we will see rain across scotland, may be also into northern ireland, and later, northern par

years old putting them into the same mysterious neolithic era as stonehenge and the stone circles of orkney and like stonehenge these islands were no easy feat to construct some of the stones weighing as much as $550.00 pounds each so let's break our 4000 b.c. brothers and sisters and their historian befuddling strength and craftsmanship the credible to see those other amazing spirals the cracks you know we go a little time back then and 4000 b.c. once was looks and piles of rocks are ahead of us 1st open to remember everyone just to mess with the story of today i remember everyone in this world we are not told that we are above the top so i tell you all i love you i am tyrone from the earth and followed watchers all those hawks out there that were great during the. quantitative easing of 4 q.e. 4 is now well under way can't taper a ponzi scheme no economics matters only money printing and stock manipulation. what politicians do. to put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president one should. want to. get into the right to cross the sea level before 3

rain spreading across and, orkney. some rain here and there. to the far north—west of scotland, overall, not as wet not as last night. southern scotland, northern ireland, it will feel a touch cooler. pushes a bit further westward. starting to see a few changes. somebody still getting a few downpours through the day. you've packed your bags, made it to the airport — but before the holiday can begin — you've got to payjust to be dropped off at the airport. ben is taking a closer look at this. the cost is getting higher and that is the problem. you don't mind a couple of quid but sometimes up to £15 if you are longer than five minutes. we're looking at that this morning. good morning to you. the website yes the consumer finance website moneysavingexpert has been crunching the numbers on this. nearly two—thirds of the uk's 30 busiest airports charge for dropping off passengers outside the terminal. of these 8 have upped their charges over the past year. east midlands airport has more than tripled the cost of a 10 minute d

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years old putting them into the same mysterious neolithic era as stonehenge and the stone circles of orkney and like stonehenge these islands were no easy feat to construct some of the stones weighing as much $550.00 pounds each so let's break our $4000.00 b.c. brothers and sisters and their historian befuddling strength and. that's a credible but i mean do you see those either i'm a box of rocks you know we got a little time back then and 4000 b.c. once was like some piles of rocks are open to remember everyone just to mess with a story of today and remember everyone in this world we are not told that we're above the nub so i tell you all i love you tyrone winter and the fall and watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and. so you say that preexists the end of the series if we could just let josie marino walk away so we decided to treat those to a very special set well to see by guys. interesting past as a team but this time to go back to the touchline and thanks for putting on such a great body. with the red carpets the only thing that i didn't enjoy was my then singing. i

is not too strong and there high pressure builds in even more into wednesday, showers confined to orkneyr longer too, just a bit of fairweather cloud into the afternoon. so temperatures could start to creep up again into the 20s a bit more widely through england and wales. mid to high teens for a good part of scotland and northern ireland. through wednesday night and into thursday this weather front is going to push its way around the northern edge of high pressure, bring a greater chance of rain and more cloud to scotland, but with the high pressure building in more widely across southern areas, winds will be light although a bit of an easterly drift through the english channel but with lots more sunshine around, temperatures are going to climb that bit more, perhaps creeping back towards the mid 20s in southern areas. really a good start to the week for wimbledon, a lot more cloud in scotland, northern ireland. sunny spells in the south and east, outbreaks and rain to the north and west with temperatures in the mid teens here. and then into next weekend, that high pressure starts to pu

commemorations at scapa flow in orkney —

commemorations have taken place in orkney to mark 100 years since the last german fit out four fatalitiesse who died were on board a fleet of seized german warships held off scotland