what about dissuasion committees, the model in portugal, would you back it?s intervention, there is the availability of that. this is newsbeat debates live on radio one and the bbc news channel. the question, should cannabis be legal in the uk? jim, you have talked about people commenting online. reaction is split. it is difficult to talk about cannabis. without talking about so—called skunk in particular. what can you tell us? a word a lot of people pro—cannabis in this room will not like. i imagine people do not like the word skunk. just to do a quick poll. a quick response. it is incorrectly used. i explained who here, the government term of skunk is high thc cannabis but that is also what the medical dutch cannabis is. what we are going to talk about now, call it what you will it is high post and —— high potency. there is a link between people susceptible to mental—health problems at high levels of thc whether science is focusing and where the debate is focusing.“ people have just tuned where the debate is focusing.“ people havejust tuned in, abc, thc, th

>> portugal has ticked many of the boxes. you have a sustainable growth, the employment levels of return to pre-crisis levels budget deficits are under control. but the problems that the stock market is liquid many booming sectors i would love to have in my portfolio are not in the psi 20 index. the european sectors have attracted the growth in europe and in portugal mostly tourism, real estate, and manufacturing which are no or little represented in the stock index so we do have a lot of investment in portugal, but they are mainly used by private equity funds or private investors that try to gain the share of the growth in the country. >> how does the average retail investor then get in on the opportunities? >> well, in fact, what they can try to use is the banking sector that is different from the overall growth prospects of the country, and also the prospect to return to an investment grade rating so the banking sector has been a good investment track throughout europe we also have a company that is specializing that has b

the final stop for me in portugal, is the dissuasion court. i think it must be this one.. well, they have let us in, so that's a good sign. it's certainly not what you would expect of a court back in britain. maybe we've got the wrong end of the stick, maybe this is not a traditional court. i must admit, it is getting weirder. it's definitely not the entrance to a court you would be accustomed to back home. users who are caught with small amounts of drugs are referred here and dealt with as medical patients and not criminals. door bell rings. hi,jim. nice to meet you. this is the waiting room. these are the rooms where we have the preliminary interview before the hearing stage. this is the room where we are having a hearing now. we'll be able to join them. ricardo has been given an appointment, after being caught with cannabis at a music festival. he has agreed to let us film his hearing, if we do not show his face. i heard the word hashish mentioned there. he was caught with some cannabis? yes, he was caught with a small amount of hashish, cannabis derivative. because he

if you're a manchester united fan, you could have had trip to portugal, switzerland and russia, q to portugal, switzerland and russia, 0 would have said that sounds 0k, which avoiding the big guns, they've drawn benfica. they have drawn a swiss side and cska moscow. in world cup year, the russians will be trying to put on a show. it would be the intimidating journey as in the past. manchester united fans might let this is an easy draw but in 2011, manchester united were in the same group of benfica and basel, and

he was one of the stars of portugal's euro 2016 success.ll hope to be less under the spotlight than to reignite his career again at swansea. and some much needed bolstering of the defence at crystal palace appears to be happening with the purchase for 25 million of the liverpool defender, mamado sacko close to going through. after a medical. what about two players who've been watching their phones all day and hoping for some news? leicester city's riyad mahrez was given time away from the algeria

i think this is the best, the system in portugal because it is not for one mistake that a person has. back in the uk, is it time fora change? 0nly one major party said they wanted to do things differently at the last election. i went to see their new leader, vince cable. the evidence is clear that if you want to stop abuse and damage to young people, you have got to bring the trade into the open. the government says it bases its policy on research and evidence and it says it is protecting people from the harm drugs cause. and it says it is protecting people from the harm drugs causelj and it says it is protecting people from the harm drugs cause. i am not supporting drug use. there are some forms of drugs that are legal, like cigarettes and alcohol, and you try to minimise the use by using taxation and regulation to try limit it. 0thers taxation and regulation to try limit it. others are illegal. cannabis for examples. but there are negative effects from driving it underground. we should try and regulate and control this. to prevent having a free market anarchy in the underground. th

this is the situation in portugal. we've been to two european countries with very different approaches to drugs controls. bake off is back! almost. the baking favourite returns to our screens next week with new faces and on a new channel, of course. so will it rise to the occasion? we have had a sneak peek. hello, welcome to the programme, we're live until 11 this morning. also if you think the bake off pun was bad, don't worry we have much better in store, as we will be talking to the winner of the award for the bestjoke at the edinburgh fringe this year. do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about this morning — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. president trump said he'd changed his mind about withdrawing troops from afghanistan last night in a major speech. the man who always said he didn't want to intervene abroad came to announce the intervention in afghanistan is going to ratchet up. he said it was for the right reasons. we area we are a pa

portugal usually has fires in the summer.ad, because most of the country is experiencing drought. strong winds and high temperatures are expected over the weekend, conditions that mean there is more to come. eggs from european poultry farms, containing traces of insecticide, have now been found in nearly 20 countries. they've been contaminated with the pesticide fipronil, which can damage the kidney, liver and thyroid gland. the european commissioner for food safety has called for an end to countries blaming each other. here's our europe correspondent damian grammaticas. the netherlands is europe's biggest producer of eggs, but now millions of chickens here might have to be slaughtered. anya visscher‘s farm has been given the all—clear. the pest control company that fumigates her barn didn't use the banned insecticide fipronil, but the damage to her industry has been done. all the farmers trust the companies who come into your barn and do their stuff. there are many rules in the netherlands, so we are thinking it's ok. and th

he was one of the stars of portugal's euro 2016 success.ht than to reignite his career again at swansea. and some much needed bolstering of the defence at crystal palace appears to be happening with the purchase for 25 million of the liverpool defender, mamado sacko close to going through. after a medical. what about two players who've been watching their phones all day and hoping for some news? leicester city's riyad mahrez was given time away from the algeria squad to formalise a move away from leicester, and has apparently been at paris airport, but it seems time has run out and he will be staying with leicester. he was part of the title winning season, the season before last. one man who's been waiting for the call all day is riyad mahrez, of leicester. liverpool midfielder philippe coutinho is also going nowhere for the moment. he's barcelona's number one target, but the reds say he's not for sale, and right now he's still their player. but that story may not be overjust yet, as the spanish transfer window doesn't close until tomorrow.

fire fighters are struggling to control two major blazes in central portugal that have cut off a village2,000 people, according to local officials. the fires broke out on tuesday evening and have so far left 92 people injured, seven seriously. there's a warning that even hotter weather is on the way for the region in the coming days. now it's time for world business report. promises, promises — we take a look at which campaign pledges president trump has kept and which he has not, at least so far. china's lenovo gives up the crown as the worlds biggest pc maker after some very disappointing results. welcome to world business report. i'm ben bland. in a minute we'll also investigate the environmental impact of the cruise industry. but first, he came into the white house with a pro—business agenda. but events this week have caused the business community in america to isolate donald trump. and after over 200 days in office, donald trump has yet to achieve his first legislative change. analysts have warned that his response to the violence in charlottesville will hurt republicans‘ prospects

portugal usually has fires in the summer.ost of the country is experiencing drought. strong winds and high temperatures are expected over the weekend, conditions that mean there is more to come. the canadian government has ordered temporary speed limits on ships, to stop wales being killed in collisions. certain boats may not exceed ten knots in the area or face a fine of $20,000. at least ten whales have died in the past ten months, with several deaths directly exhibited to in packs with ships. —— impacts. eggs from european poultry farms, containing traces of insecticide, have now been found in nearly 20 countries. they've been contaminated with the pesticide fipronil, which can damage the kidney, liver and thyroid gland. the european commissioner for food safety has called for an end to countries blaming each other. here's our europe correspondent damian grammaticas. the netherlands is europe's biggest producer of eggs, but now millions of chickens here might have to be slaughtered. anya visscher‘s farm has been given the

ultimately they found that the person who was identified in the testimony so they did go to portugal. what happened was they asked him if he said no. and thethen they said we are goo swear you in if we found you committed perjury. but it was consensual and i had no problems with it. he was now faced with a dilemma he could re-sign. this happened before they were under this pressure. he could have fought this. the lawyers said you've broken no law and have done nothing wrong. if you fight this, you will regret it. the staffer said that's probably true back into the public eye so they start a defiant speech. everything i've told you so far is not news. all of this was public. in the course of the reading of the memoir and interviewing people that knew him at the time, what happened next, he decided to run for congress again despite getting a lot of negative blowback from the conservative constituents and of the same page volunteered to work on the campaign and became his driver and then later beca resumed their relationship. it lasted briefly and they went their separate ways after word

portugal usually has fires in the summer.ncing drought. strong winds and high temperatures are expected over the weekend, conditions that mean there is more to come. three men have beenjailed for producing cannabis on an industrial scale are the former nuclear bunker. the underground complex produced drugs worth an estimated £1 billion a year. —— £1 million. the men were jailed for between five and eight yea rs. hidden beneath the wooded hills of wiltshire, even today, the bunker remains a secretive, subterranean world. its old antenna and air vents the only sign of its existence. but five metres below ground this cold war sanctuary was transformed into a cannabis factory. this was where 4,000 cannabis plants were found, spread over two floors. the men behind it were martin fillery, plamen nguyen, and ross winter, who were jailed today, for admitting conspiracy to produce the drug. police say using the nuclear bunker, once owned by the ministry of defence, meant the gang could exploit its secrecy and security. this was a high

, he was so burst onto the scene in portugal, he was so good.r that the vast majority of his career, he has only really been the one world—class england player so he has been at a time when we have struggled, we have had bad sides in major competitions and we have not had enough world—class players. he isa had enough world—class players. he is a little bit undervalued, he has been fortunate to play in an era where he has not played with many major world—class players. we're not going to be competitive in major tournaments. rooney made his debut for england in 2003 — shortly afterwards he joined manchester united for £27 million. one of the coaches at old trafford at the time was rene meulensteen. a short while ago he told me about rooney's dedication and determination to better himself as a player. first and foremost, he always wanted to know what we were going to do, he will always say, what are we doing today? he wanted to know what we we re today? he wanted to know what we were doing and if you explain to him any specific aspects that related

. >> portugal has been fighting wild fires for weeks now.e'll have an update. >> it's illegal in many places to use your cell phone in the car but now one town wants to ban distracted walking. sol experts say it's the start of a national trend. jim you were off yesterday but we were saying there seems to be a song for every tease or is it a tease for every song the chicken or the egg. >> we're going to figure this out. in a meantime we will see you in two and a half minutes. >>> back now on eyewitness news wild fire skoichd portugal. >> firefighters battle the blaze as fast-moving flames ravage the land. authorities have ak vakuated one village so far. this year's flames have destroyed three times more land than the average over the past 10 years. meanwhile several tornadoes touched down in minnesota. authorities believe at least five possibility tornadoes swirled through the area. a tree was uprooted and crashed to a home with someone inside. no one was hurt. >> and how about this. storms caused so much damage in kansas that officials had t

if you're a manchester united fan, you could have had trip to portugal, switzerland and russia, q toerland and russia, 0 would have said that sounds 0k, which avoiding the big guns, they've drawn benfica. they have drawn a swiss side and cska moscow. in world cup year, the russians will be trying to put on a show. it would be the intimidating journey as in the past. manchester united fans might let this is an easy draw but in 2011, manchester united were in the same group of benfica and basel, and they didn't qualify. for celtic, it is the group of death? from a celtic point of view, why not play the big they're not going to win it. why not play against huge teams, they've got bayern munich paris saint germain who we now have invested in neymar, and they could be censored again by the time the start in three weeks. and unless the make up the group but celtic have avoided all the english teams, bayern munich paris saint germain and and less. group d comey juventus in barcelona, should be a couple of big games. but look at the other teams left, how do they fare? liverpool fans were loo

red to mark the first 15 days of mourning, one day for each 20-year-old granddaughter from portugal were among those killed in the barcelona attack, they were in spain to celebrate the grandmother's birthday. >>> new fallout after the latest in a series of deadly accidents for the navy. commander of the seventh fleet was relieved of duty. this comes after monday's collision involving the uss john mccain and an oil tanker. ten sailors are missing, some remains found. >>> new this morning, an off duty sheriff deputy saved a man and wife when shooting at them. the florida couple's car was going up in flames on the side of the road as the deputy was driving by. he jumped off his motorcycle, realized they were trapped, made a split second decision to use his gun to get the door open. >> had to use that to get into the vehicle. i had to use my weapon to fire on window. >> the deputy went into the back seat, helped the couple get out. they're both okay. incredible story. >>> let's go back and check to see how things are progressing this morning. you and lauren talked about showers. seeing

2004 when he scored four goals as england reached the quarterfinals before being knocked out by portugal that started an incredible run in the england team with 53 goals in 119 appearances, the most capped outfield player and all—time record goal—scorer. the one criticism levelled at him was his inability to replicate those performances he produced at euro 2004 in the major championships, world cups and european championships that followed. but speaking to another former england striker, gary lineker, he said that in the future people will look back fondly on wayne rooney's international career and if anything feels he has not been appreciated in the time he has had with england. no question he is one of the all—time great english players. his record speaks for itself, so many caps and goals, record goal—scorer of course. people argue about the fact that in the tournament it has never really happened for him apart from when he burst onto the scene in portugal when he was so good. you have to remember that the vast majority of his career he has only really been the one england world—class

portugal is a more interesting story. there is a turnaround in their deficit.rimary deficit that has gone to surplus. the rating agencies are behind the times. there are some ons we have in our portfolio when we can. portugal is a much safer bet. mark: you've been bullish on sterling for a while. you were correct over the months. of 118 about the low last year. does that bullish view of sterling remain? if you look at the chart, it is selling pretty karen this. it is flat because of the dominance of the euro. the euro is strong. workedg euro has not that. i think sterling is over discounted because of brexit. it is over discounted a terrible out some. we think it has value. tomorrow, we are losing one dove. she is gone. it's going to be very difficult. threek the standard is voting for a rate hike. you've seen a lot of buys. you've seen a couple of big buildings with chinese investors in the u.k. give me something contrarian. something a bit different. >> i've said it before. it's a difficult time for russian equity. sanctions again. mark: come back with someth

portugal, the opposite, there, all drugs are decriminalised.a court case with a guy who had been caught withjoints going into a festival, and he said the system worked because he had to speak to a psychiatrist and go through a bit of a process and reality check and he said he was not going to do it again because it made him stop and think. they say that is the success of their system but on the success of their system but on the flip side you have a lot of people using crack and heroin openly in the equivalent of trafalgar square. i know your documentary is already out on the website but was there that changed your view? what is interesting, what engaged us, was the science behind it. you could have a row on the political level but as we have said, not a lot is changing, but the science behind it is fascinating. there is a substance in cannabis, thc, which gets bandied around when people talk about skunk, which has high levels, and that is linked to mental—health problems. we met someone whose son, a guy who is a hereditary peer, he is running

. >> firefighters have been battling wild fires in portugal for weeks now, find out why those flames are intensifying now, when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> also coming up, meet four men who will have incredible view of the moon during the upcoming solar eclipse. we'll explain whether " eyewitness news" continues. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> close call between a speeding train and a car in poland. surveillance video captures the heart-stopping moments the driver broke through a safety barrier there, and crossed the railway seconds before a train came barreling down the tracks incredibly, the train only clipped the back part of the car everyone inside escaped without injury. >> and take a look at this shocking video, watch as an un suspecting driver is hit by a car that just suddenly fell from a parking garage. this happened last month, at a garage in austin, texas, but police just recently released the video. the car plunged seven store nice an alley after breaking through a cable barrier. incredible. police say the driver missed took the gas pedal for the

firefighters are struggling to control two major blazes in central portugal that have cut off a villagesday evening and have so far left 92 people injured, seven seriously. there's a warning that even hotter weather is on the way for the region in the coming days. sport now. england are well on top after the opening day of the first test against west indies at edgbaston. the match is the first ever day—night test to be played in the uk and the first involving england. it saw alastair cook and skipper, joe root, rescue their side after a slow start and the loss of two quick wickets. both scored centuries in a 248 run partnership. cook resumes this morning on 153 with england on 348 for three. england are through to the semi—finals of the women's rugby world cup in ireland. they ran in seven tries, including two from marlie packer and this from katy mclean, as they beat the united states by 47 points to 26, to finish top of pool b. england will face france in the semi—finals after the french beat ireland in their pool c decider. france scored three tries, all in the first half, as they wo

two people have died on a beach crowded with sunbathers in portugal, when a light aircraft made an emergency eight year old girl and a 50—year—old man died on saojoao beach near lisbon. the two people on board the plane were unharmed. venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, has postponed the inauguration of a new assembly until friday following international accusations that democracy is being undermined and the opposition calling for protests. the british firm behind the voting system used to elect members of new body said turnout was at least one million fewer than the government figure, a claim that's been dismissed by the venezuelan electoral authorities. katy watson reports from caracas. as international witticism grows over the vote, nicolas maduro appears defiant. there were more than 10 million venezuelan soon came out onto the street and 8 million could vote. the rest faced the barricades. the company that provided the vote said the government inflated the numbers of those who turned out. based on the robust nature of our system, we know without any doubt that the turnout of the rece

legal ways for refugees but europe children people known to countries like italy like spain like portugal with a problem but all european countries should take responsibility and so will the people who are. members on this ship and on other refugee had boats as well they just want to save lives because in the last ten years several small than forty thousand people dying in the mediterranean sea and they just don't want to see the people die see very clearly that this is not the you money to. help is not the money that an s.o.s. but it's helping those people arriving in italy and the refugees that are coming they are paying huge sums to human traffic us this is immoral and i would say that it is true that. the destruction of libya was a mistake of historical mistake but i don't see why contra single country like he thought he should pay the price for it so it's a huge problem neatly and finally the government decided to take some action to stop these kind of fatigue this one activist who is on board be impounded ship describe what happened. this interrogation started spontaneously without

portugal, in june. as the smoke billowed above them. portugal, injune.rest fire kills more than 60 people. the country's worst disaster for more than 25 years. the majority of people were killed on this road, rapidly engulfed by fire as families already fleeing from their home is where trying to drive to safety. more fire, but a different continent. this is south africa, near cape town, injune, as the drought combined with strong winds spread wildfire sparked by lightning. they followed a major storm that inundated the coastline here, with high seas and big waves. the south african weather service said was the worst winter storm here in 30 years. big storms have hit europe too. this is moscow, in may. a severe thunderstorm, the worst in a century, killed 16 people, toppling trees, with winds of up to 70 mph. and astonishing scenes from poland, in august, as storms bring down tens of thousands of trees, killing six people. it was declared the worst disaster of polish and possibly european forest history. storms brought devastating downpours. turkey, istan

back in europe, portugal has some of the most liberal drug laws. all substances are decriminalised.ed as the architect of the portuguese system. we had one of the highest rates of problematic drug use in europe by the late ‘90s. 15, 16 years later we can look back and say that we were... of course, it's not a solved problem in our society, but we have a lot of improvement. cannabis is the most commonly used illegal drug in the uk. take, for example, england and wales — in the past year, more than 2 million people have admitted using it, and there's a growing campaign to change the law on the substance. united kingdom cannabis social clubs is an umbrella group campaigning for the drug to be freely available. it went from no clubs back in 2011 to more than 100 this year. these brighton members get together to eat meals with cannabis cooked into them. take a look at spain, portugal, canada and america — they are all coming through with progressive, forward—thinking policies that are basically spreading more of a positive impact and utilising the cannabis culture for the positive it can

you can see the deep red colours from portugal into greece and the balkans.atwave focuses around the central mediterranean, around italy. deep red colours towards the balkans and parts of spain. we're looking at 41 degrees in florence. the mid 40s in southern parts of italy. dangerous heat. back home, low pressure still with us. wet and windy in places. plenty of showers macro in

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when you see countries like spain, portugal, italy, so close to the north african coast, it is amazingipped to the next tory, spain was at like running out... in the new york times. -- next story. it reminds us that a lot of it is down to luck. it is. if we re call of it is down to luck. it is. if we recall 2004, the madrid train disaster, i think 192 were killed. spainl disaster, i think 192 were killed. spain i should say has been relatively free until this appalling disaster if you days ago, and i think deserves an awful lot of credit, i think will become increasingly different when the european union has such a fuzzy immigration policy. it is very hard, this is not a time to be critical, what is becoming clear is that no country in europe is safe any more — not that they ever were. and until some strategy is worked out, total co—operation on how this is handled, and there is some control on immigration... is immigration really the answer? it is unfair on those who want to escape persecution and real horror around the world. it is unfairto real horror around the world. it is unfair

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wildfires raging in portugal. cooler weather in scandinavia and down to romania.elves, a change, with humidity swept away by something cooler. more details in half an hour. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. four men have been charged with terror offences, following the attacks in spain that killed 15 people. one of the suspects told the judge they were planning a bigger attack. a british tourist, harry athwol, has been praised, after staying to help a child on las ramblas during last week's van attack, ignoring advice from a policeman, to move to safety. i could see the fear in him. i could see the fear in me. he was basically trying to say there could be another van coming down. but i said no, i'm not going to move. i'm not going to leave this child. president trump changes policy and commits to sending more troops to afghanistan — the us secretary of state says washington will also focus on anti corruption measures in the country. it is difficult for many of our aid workers to operate in afghanistan so as the security environment improves we expect to adop

it still has pushed back, number of countries in the eu, especially the nordic countries, portugal andad in the fta, have always pushed back against too much control from the central eu about who they can and can't do business with so it's a fine line. the us is already doing it, they are looking after themselves already? it's the america first strategy, a bit protectionism about their home markets but in a globalised world, a world where people want the best technology and where we want to have the cutting edge and the jobs and innovation, there's a balance that needs to be struck. talking about a globalised world, the times, we travel a lot, the arrest of drunken passengers up 50%, staggering! i've seen this story and i have a number of questions about it. unlike you find people i have to travel cattle class a lot these days. always at the back of the plane, made. airlines have treated us like cattle, getting us into these tiny spaces —— made. in an airport these days there are more bars and places where drinks can be had. you're stuck there for a lot longer and you have to be there

while in portugal chaves played host to champions benfica who have a poor record at this venue and thingse improving whenjonas hit the post, but in the 91st minute a flick from swiss internatianal haris seferovic sent the ball through the legs of ricardo nunes and into the net handing his side a second consecutive win. the spanish international diego costa has been told by chelsea that he must return to the club. costa failed to report for pre—season training last month and the club declined to comment on monday as to whether they've taken disciplinary action against the 28 year—old. the striker has been told by manager antonio conte that he isn't part of his plans for this season and is currently in brazil. the liverpool midfielder philippe coutinho has been left out of the squad for tuesday's champions league qualifier at hoffenheim. he put in a transfer request last week, just days after the club had rejected a $115 million bid from barcelona. he missed saturday's premier league match against watford with a back injury. i have nothing to say about it. i am really understanding that eve

that tournament wise it has never really happen for him, apart from when he burst on the scene in portugalr the vast majority of his career he has only really been the one england world—class player. he has gone in at a time when we have struggled. we haven't had enough world—class players alongside him. he had that of course when he burst onto the scene, when he was the youngster in the golden generation. and with a little more canny management of that tournament, and without his injury, of course, he might have gone on to actually win something for england. it's set to be the most lucrative boxing match in history. floyd mayweather, a veteran of the ring, and multiple world champion, is coming out of retirement to fight the self—styled ufc superstar, conor mcgregor. the pair came face to face at their final press conference, before the big showdown in las vegas on saturday for the super—welterweight title. the build—up has had its fair share of trash talk and abuse. mayweather, who went 49 fights undefeated during his career, is the heavy favourite against mcgregor, a man making his prof

strongest heatwave of the year so far is predicted in the coming days hitting italy, france, spain, portugalnd parts of the balkans. scientists have successfully repaired a faulty gene in human embryos for the first time. the us and south korean team used gene editing to correct dna that caused a deadly heart condition. the breakthrough could help eradicate inherited diseases, but critics fear it could lead to the creation of so—called designer babies. and now it is time to join sally bundock for world business report. charged up! sales surge at tesla, but can it stay number one in electric cars as rivals plug into the business? plus hard labourfor nissan as workers in mississippi vote on the right to form a union after a ill—year battle. welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock. it is good to have you with us. also coming up, the dow closes above 22,000 for the first time. we'll get the latest from the asian markets. but first: we start in california with electric car maker, tesla. investors have been taking a huge gamble on the company, betting it's the future of the car industr

but hotting up across spain and portugal, and in italy and rome, there, temperatures up to around 35 wednesday, there will be a ridge of high pressure. high pressure usually means fine weather. so for many parts of england, i think, and eastern scotland, wednesday morning and afternoon is looking fine. but you can't miss this. this is the next low pressure, next weather front, moving in during wednesday morning and afternoon. so the weather will go downhill in belfast, in glasgow, around the irish sea, liverpool, western wales, and down into cornwall. but london is looking fine. temperatures could even be a little bit higher than 23 degrees celsius. but that rain will move through during the course of wednesday into thursday, and then it is a fresher day, i think, for most of us on thursday. slightly brisker winds, i think, with some showers. still temperatures getting up to around 24 degrees. i say fresher because the winds will pick up. and then by friday, really quite blustery, with sunshine and showers. this is breakfast. ministers set out trade plans for life after brexit, inclu

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we could've landed troops in portugal.e could've gone from the suez and had an american plead and gone into greece. or we could've had the pacific fleet or something go into the persian gulf and come in here and try to help russia. we did with the annexation of iran, but there are a lot of different strategies. no one says we have to have 14 in our miss transfer nations in american society -- transformations in american society. we were very effective in world war i, but we do not do what we did in world war ii. these will be decisions that are made at the highest levels of the american government and the british government. the first page issue is europe first. as i said, all of these differences are fundamental and existential are going to play out here. why should europe the first for the united states? we were not attacked by germany. we were attacked by the japanese on december 7. the japanese are close to the pacific coast. they are in the waters of hawaii. they have attacked american held they are trying to take ove

italy into the balkans and northern greece, but lots of hot sunshine, particularly hot across inland portugalere over the next few days. particularly humid on monday into tuesday. the rain becomes more confined to the far north. increasing sunshine the further south you are. by tuesday, a burst of warmth coming our way. temperatures could get to the mid if not high 20s across parts of central and south—east england. this is bbc news, i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 11am. the manhunt continues. police mount a major operation to find younes abouyaaqoub, the man now believed to have driven a van into crowds in barcelona, killing 13 people. relatives of a seven—year—old boy, missing in in the city, have flown to spain to search for him. british bornjulian cadman became separated from his mother during the van attack. iam i am live in barcelona, a city still trying to come to terms with the horrific events of the last couple of days, but also one paying tribute to those who died in a terror attack. steve bannon, donald trump's former chief strategist, has vowed to go to war with the preside