members at _ people are saying. 20,000 rmt members at 14 _ people are saying. 20,000 rmt members atople are saying. 20,000 rmt. members at 14 rail companies are involved, like guards and station staff. the rail delivery group has offered a 5% backdated pay rise and then a rise of 4% this year if changes to working practices can be negotiated. today is the 29th day rail workers have gone on strike in this dispute. the rail delivery group say they were blindsided by the rmt executive is' decision to reject a deal they say was agreed on line by line by both sides and would have given the lowest paid workers a 13% pay rise over two years. they also maintain rmt leaders still haven't put the offer to the membership for a vote. rmt leaders say members were fully aware of the deal when they voted recently to extend the strike action for another six months. the recently to extend the strike action for another six months.— for another six months. the deal is not acceptable, _ for another six months. the deal is not acceptable, they _ for another six months. the deal is not acceptable, they k

the rail delivery group accused rmt — caused.iators and leaders of being at odds with each other. they and the government described the proposals on the table as fair. both sides insist they are open to more talks, although none are currently in the diary. without a breakthrough, an end to the strikes could still be along long way away. katy austin, bbc news. now it is time to look at your weekend weather forecast with matt taylor. hello, for a fairfew weekend weather forecast with matt taylor. hello, for a fair few of you it was a cloudy and cool and to spring up start to summer, in complete contrast to the last few years where high pressure has been to the east of us, we have dragged on some warm air. this time it is to the west. the air laden with moisture from the atlantic has been pushed to the north pushing over cold seas and forming lots of cloud, especially as it has come through the north sea and because we are on the north sea and because we are on the edge of the high pressure the strong winds have filtered the cloud i

the rmt says it regrets the inconvenience caused by more action. without a good reason. this is over 20 times now we've done this and our members are losing a lot of money and it's an inconvenience caused. we have to pursue the dispute until we have a fair deal for our members. the rail delivery group has accused rmt negotiators and leaders of being at odds with each other. they and the government described the proposals on the table as fair. both sides insist they are open to more talks, although none are currently in the diary. without a breakthrough, an end to these strikes could still be a long way away. katy austin, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. a group of children risking their lives at llantwit railway station, shocking footage but something rail bosses happens all too often at stations across wales. but now there is across wales. but now there is a warning that the danger is even bigger. these are the new overhead cables carrying huge voltage abov

rail passengers faced yet more disruption today, as members of the rmt union walked out in a row overditions. tomorrow there will be further disruption, as train drivers walk out for the second time this week. 20,000 members of the rmt have been involved in today's strike action — including guards and station staff. these were the 1a train companies affected, with many running fewer services and finishing earlier than normal — and some knock—on effects in scotland and wales. tomorrow, around 12,000 members of the aslef union will take part in strike action. and here you can see a list of the companies affected, with some running no services at all. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin has more. they say cut backs... we say fight back! another strike, another picket line, this one in manchester. with only limited train services from here today, many passengers turned to other options. manchester coach station was heaving. how many of you on the coach have specifically booked a coach because of today's train strike? on a normal strike day, we'd expect to see at least 80% more passeng

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rail passengers have faced yet more disruption today as members of the rmt union walked out in a row further disruption as train drivers walk out for the second time this week. 20,000 members of the rmt are involved in today's strike action, including guards and station staff. these are the 111 rail companies affected, with many running fewer services and finishing earlier than normal and some knock—on effects in scotland and wales. tomorrow, around 12,000 members of the aslef union will take part in strike action on the day of the fa cup final. and here you can see a list of the companies affected, with some running no services at all. our transport correspondent katy austin is in manchester for us. yes, the station behind me is usually bustling with activity at this time of day, now it is very quiet. if you look at the departure boards, you can see why, barely any trains left to depart the station today. things will be winding up in the next hour. it has been a similar picture in many parts of england today, albeit with wide regional variations. there will be another strike tomorro

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train companies are warning that services will be "severely reduced" as members of the rmt and aslef. striking rmt members have walked out today and members of the aslef union at 16 train companies will walk out tomorrow. our correspondent rowan bridge sent this update from manchester piccadilly station. this story of the strike is really written on the departure boards behind me, where there's a number of blank spaces where you would normally expect to see departures listed. and the platform concourse is noticeably quieter here than it would normally be. now, that disruption that we're seeing today is going to continue into tomorrow, when aslef — the train drivers�* union — stage their own strike, in their dispute over pay, and that is going to have a significant impact as well. that will vary around the country depending where you are. but it will be significant here in manchester where ava nti west coast won't be running any services between london and manchester. and that is significant because it's the fa cup final between manchester city and manchester united, with thousands of

as for the strike itself, the train drivers union and the rmt, they have both said they would be open may rumble on for more months. —— which has already rumbled on. to football and manchester city are on the verge of an historic treble and their star striker erling haaland has been talking to the bbc about what it would mean to him. he's scored a record 36 goals this season in the premier league — an astonishing 52 goals in all competitions. he'll be hoping to add even more goals to that total tomorrow in the fa cup final. erling haaland has been talking to our sports editor dan roan. never, ever misses! this man is a sensation. another haaland hat—trick! he's the norwegian super scorer who's taken the premier league by storm. in a remarkable debut season in england, manchester city's erling haaland has established himself as world and here at the club's training ground, he told me how he was handling sporting superstardom aged just 22. it's nice. that means i've done something right. my life has changed, of course. i can't live normal, so normal, any more. and that's something ijust

the rmt union says it regrets the inconvenience caused by its latest round of strikes but it says the's another strikes planned by train drivers in the aslef union planned for tomorrow. the government says it's made fair and reasonable pay offers. another day of disruption, the unions say they have not targeted specific events but it is hard not to come to that conclusion. absolutely, this is the 29th industrial action day on the railways, which takes this dispute to almost a year, some 20,000 rmt workers are on strike today, including guards, train managers people working at the stations. as you can see behind me at it is pretty busy. there is a 50% service today, people are coming and going because they checked on the websites beforehand to see that their train is running. if you can get an example, if you are travelling to manchester piccadilly, normally there would be about three trains per hour, but today there's one train per hour there and back. also there is going to be industrial action tomorrow, and the aslef union which represents train drivers, they will be on strike, and

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the rmt union announcing most right dates later on injuly. 20th, 22nd and 29.r that to ianite. ,, . ., ignite. the fire service have secured more _ ignite. the fire service have secured more than - ignite. the fire service have i secured more than £500,000 ignite. the fire service have - secured more than £500,000 for ignite. the fire service have _ secured more than £500,000 for extra training and kit to deal with the growing threat. today they showed off new lightweight clothing for crews to cope in the ceiling heat. easy access to farmers�* reservoirs, and new misting lances like this which use less water that can kill fires above and under the ground. aha, fires above and under the ground. lot of that comes down to rethinking how as a community we work together and actually how we all have a responsibility to reduce fire risk. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you�*re live with bbc news. now to a story that caught my eye, that i instantly wanted to know more about. a new book called escape from dachau tells the extraordinary

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the rmt says it regrets the inconvenience caused by more action.ason. this is over 20 times now we've done this, and our members are losing a lot of money and there's an inconvenience caused. we have to pursue the dispute until we have a fair the rail delivery group has accused rmt negotiators and leaders of being at odds with each other. they and the government describe the proposals on the table as fair. both sides insist they're open to more talks, although none are currently in the diary. without a breakthrough, an end to these strikes could still be a long way away. katy austin, bbc news. president biden has tripped and fallen over at a graduation ceremony for the us air force academy in colorado. mr biden, who's 80, had been standing for about an hour and a half, shaking hands with hundreds of cadets. he said he tripped on a sandbag and was helped up by officials, but walked back to his seat unaided. a foal has been reunited with her mother two weeks after being stolen from a farm in hampshire. two—month—old moon was snatched from a field in

passengers are experiencing a second day of magistrates is 20,000 members of the rmt union walked outmanchester piccadilly, there's a number of blank spaces where you would normally expect to see departures listed on the platform concourse here is also noticeably quieter than you expected to be for a friday afternoon. the disruption that we have seen today is expected to continue into tomorrow and the rail drivers union stages its own strike in its dispute over pay. that is going to cause significant disruption over the country though that impact will vary depending on where you are stopping the one place it will be significant as here in chester because the company that normally runs services between manchester and london won't be putting on any services. that is significant because tomorrow is the fa cup final between manchester city and manchester united which means tens of thousands of fans having to find an alternative way of making their way down to the capital. at the same time you have got other events taking place. we are expecting 100,000 people to make their way to epsom fo

members of the rmt union were on strike over pay and conditions.al between manchester united and manchester city. our transport correspondent katy austin is in manchester. the station behind me is usually bustling with activity at this time of day. now it's very quiet, and if you look at the departure boards, you can see why. barely any trains left to depart this station today. things are going to be winding up within the next hour, and it's been a similar picture in many parts of england today, albeit with wide regional variations. train drivers in the aslef union do have another strike tomorrow, and still there's no sign that a resolution to these disputes on the railway is imminent. the bbc has been taking a closer look at how the strikes have impacted the country for nearly a year. the leisure industry has been hard—hit as people cancel trips and holidays or avoid city centre shops, pubs and restaurants. the rmt union, whose members are walking out on strike on friday, claims that the strikes have cost the uk economy £5 billion, but, of course,

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the rmt union says it regrets the inconvenience caused by the later strikes but says the dispute willit means many operators will only have a limited service, and there's another strike by train drivers in the aslef union planned for tomorrow. ministers say they've made fair and reasonable pay offers. a local group say cheese rolling event puts a strain on emergency services. people suffered injuries during the event which attracts spectators from around the world. farmers in northern ireland are warning crops are being affected by changing weather conditions. they planted earlier this year but now there has not been enough rain. last year there was a shortage of potatoes because of dry conditions across europe. you are live with bbc news. us secretary of state antony blinken has arrived in finland for an official visit, emphasizing the united states' commitment to strengthening alliances in the region. the visit comes approximately two months after finland joined nato as its newest member.secretary blinken also commented on the situation in ukraine, expressing disappointment in russi

the rmt union says it regrets the inconvenience caused by its latest round of strikes, but it says theve a limited service today and there's another strikes planned by train drivers in the aslef union planned for tomorrow. the government says it's made fair and reasonable pay offers. a local safety group says a cheese rolling event puts a strain on emergency services. hundreds of competitors chased a cheese down coopers hill, near gloucester, on monday. some people suffered serious injuries during the annual event. the tewkesbury borough safety group says emergency services will no longer staff the event until organisers came up with a safety plan. you're live with bbc news. antony blinken — america's top diplomat — has described president putin's invasion of ukraine as a strategic failure for russia. his comments came as the us secretary of state arrived in finland, months after it became nato's newest member. mr blinken also insisted that a strong ukraine — in control of its own territory — was a prerequisite for talks with russia, warning against fake peace through a ceasefire. let'

the rmt union says, it regrets the inconvenience caused by its latest round of strikes — but it says, until it has a fair pay deal. many operators have a limited service today — and there's another strike planned by train drivers in the aslef union planned for tomorrow. the government says it's made fair and reasonable pay offers. a local safety group says, a cheese rolling event puts a strain on emergency services. hundreds of competitors chased a cheese down cooper's hill near gloucester on monday. some people suffered serious injuries during the annual event. the tewkesbury borough safety group says, emergency services will no longer staff the event, until organisers come up with a safety plan. you're live with bbc news. we're going to turn now to some pictures which emerged after sevilla's win over roma — in the europa league final on wednesday. after the match, roma manager jose mourinho was seen approaching the referee anthony taylor with a few choice words over certain decisions made during the match. well, in the last hour, uefa — which runs the europa league — has charged the

but of course, this comes a day after rail workers at the rmt union staged their latest walk—out. problems as the uk's leisure and tourism industries took yet another hit. we tried to go to the concert of coldplay in manchester. and no train is going there. so we got here with all the luggage to find out the platform is closed. we're just trying to get to manchester, and had to rent a $1300 car to drive to manchester to catch a flight, hopefully. the good news is there are no more strike dates in the diary. but with no fresh talks planned either, a solution to these long—running and bitter disputes still looks some way off. marc ashdown, bbc news. also in the uk, boris johnson has been warned that he could lose public funding for his legal representation at the covid inquiry if he undermines the government. as part of the inquiry, mrjohnson has been asked to provide evidence, including whatsappsa and notebooks. in extracts of a letter published by the sunday times, mrjohnson is told by the cabinet office that he will have to submit any witness statements to officials so redactions

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but of course, this comes a day after rail workers at the rmt union staged their latest walk—out.m industries took yet another hit. we tried to go to the concert of coldplay in manchester. and no train is going there. so we got here with all the luggage to find out the platform is closed. we're just trying to get to manchester, and had to rent a $1300 car to drive to manchester to catch a flight, hopefully. the good news is there are no more strike dates in the diary. but with no fresh talks planned either, a solution to these long—running and bitter disputes still looks some way off. marc ashdown, bbc news. to the world of fashion now and british vogue editor—in—chief. edward enninful is stepping down from his role after six years at the top magazine. the ghanian—british creative is the first black man to hold the title and will now move into a newly created role aimed at growing the brand globally. you are watching bbc news. i'm helena humphrey in london. there is plenty more on our website. i'll have more news for you at the top of the hour, see you then. hello there. this fine

but of course, this comes a day after rail workers at the rmt union staged their latest walk—out.f coldplay in manchester. and no train is going there. so we got here with all the luggage to find out the platform is closed. we're just trying to get to manchester, and had to rent a $1300 car to drive to manchester to catch a flight, hopefully. the good news is there are no more strike dates in the diary. but with no fresh talks planned either, a solution to these long—running and bitter disputes still looks some way off. marc ashdown, bbc news. you're watching bbc news. i'm helena humphrey in washington, dc. for more on a day's news, head to our website, that is bbc. com/ nudes or alternatively you can always download —— download our app. i will see you at the top of the hour. bye for now. hello there. this fine, settled, dry and sunny spell set to continue throughout this weekend and indeed into much of next week as well. so largely dry and settled thanks to high pressure. always warmest and sunniest out towards the west, a little bit cool and cloudy at times closer to the north s

said the deal is fair and reasonable, but of course this comes just a day after rail workers at the rmt euston today face travel problems as the uk's leisure and tourism industries took yet another hit. we tried to go to the concert of coldplay in manchester, and no train is going there. so we got here with all the luggage to find out platforms closed. so we're just trying to get to manchester, had to rent a 1300 dollars car to drive to manchester to catch a flight. the good news is there are no more strike dates in the diary, but with no fresh talks planned either. a solution to these long running and bitter disputes still looks some way off. mark ashton, bbc news. to the us now, and after months of debate, the political saga over the us debt ceiling has ended — with the stroke of a pen. on saturday, presidentjoe biden signing a bill that suspends the debt limit for two years and cuts back on some federal spending. it comes just days before the deadline ofjune 5, avoiding a potential catestrophic default. earlier this week, lawmakers in the house and senate had passed with deal with bi

of course, this comes a day after rail workers at the rmt union staged their latest walk—out.s in the past 12 months. tourists at euston today faced travel problems as the uk's leisure and tourism industries took yet another hit. we tried to go to the concert of coldplay in manchester. . and no train is going there. so we got here with all the luggage to find out the platform is closed. we're just trying to get to manchester, and had to rent a $1300 car to drive to manchester to catch a flight, hopefully. the good news is there are no more strike dates in the diary. but with no fresh talks planned either, a solution to these long—running and bitter disputes still looks some way off. marc ashdown, bbc news. the editor in chief at british vogue, edward enninful, is stepping down after six years of running the fashion magazine. the 51—year—old will stay on as an editorial adviser to the uk title, while moving into a new global position at the group. mr enninful was the first black man to hold thejob and broke boundaries throughout his tenure —— including putting the first man on

the rmt union says members across 14 railfirms will walk out from the 20th ofjuly. north west england. that will move north and east valley erratically during the day. the heaviest bursts in the west were turning grey around the coast. probably staying sunny as it will across much of southern england, the channel islands and in shetland. the woman stood in the sunshine 27, 28. for all and increasingly humid day. drizzly at times in the north and west. these are the lows to take us into tomorrow morning. 16 at the coolest, some will sit into the high teens for much of the night. saturday are very warm start and a very warm day ahead. a bit of light rain and drizzle in the west. overall after a cloudy start more sunshine in the afternoon temperatures taking a boost. 26 degrees on the far north—east of scotland and 29, 30 in the far south—east of england. changes afoot on sunday. it will start hot and humid but the weather front will push its way and then that will bring more in a way of rain across the country with thundery damp was not reaching the south—east until l

the rmt union says, it regrets the inconvenience caused by its latest round of strikes — but it says,ir pay deal. many operators have a limited service today — and there's another strike planned by train drivers in the aslef union for tomorrow. the government says it's made fair and reasonable pay offers. a local safety group says, a cheese rolling event puts a strain on emergency services. hundreds of competitors chased a cheese down cooper's hill , near gloucester, on monday. some people suffered serious injuries during the annual event. the tewkesbury borough safety group says, emergency services will no longer staff the event, until organisers come up with a safety plan. you're live with bbc news. now to the latest development here in the uk — regarding material demanded by an inquiry into the government's handling of covid—19. former prime minister borisjohnson has said he is giving unredacted whatsapp messages dating back to may 2021 directly to the covid inquiry, bypassing the government which has refused to hand them over. yesterday, the cabinet office said it was seeking a ju

the rmt rail union has announced another three days of strike action next month. 20,000 workers — withhey will not pay more without concessions on conditions. events have taken place to mark 75 years since the first group of the windrush generation arrived in the uk. the king attended a service in windsor, and a carnival procession took place in brixton, in south london. the celebrations have been described as "bittersweet" because of the scandal when many of the windrush generation were threatened with deportation. in cricket, england's women have had a tough first day of their ashes test match against australia at trent bridge. after winning the toss, the visitors piled on the runs to reach 226—3 before losing three quick wickets as england fought back. australia start tomorrow on 328—7. of all the unlikely and frankly bizarre stories thrown up by social media every day, the idea of a cage fight between two of the world's technology billionaires is surely today's winner. elon musk, the owner of twitter, and mark zuckerberg, the boss of meta, which owns facebook and instagram, have ap

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voters are rehercwe— action, the minor rmt voters are rehercwe aha— action, the minor rmt voters are historic failure because it cannot deal wrrh— failure because it cannot deal whh reahw— failure because it cannot deal with reality. it— failure because it cannot deal with reality. it remains trapped out with reality. it remains trapped cwr h— with reality. it remains trapped cwr h h— with reality. it remains trapped cwr h h rhe— with reality. it remains trapped out in in the park— with reality. it remains trapped out in in the park. with reality. it remains trapped out in in the park . but if we out in in the park. but if we get— out in in the park. but if we eer rahcwr— out in in the park. but if we get labour and— out in in the park. but if we get labour and if- out in in the park. but if we get labour and if we get arcecrhchar— get labour and if we get proportional representation, ewerwrhhe— proportional representation, everything changes. yes. well i'll everything changes. yes. well r-h reh— everything changes. yes. well r-h reh vou— everything changes. yes. well i'll tell you w

voters are ieiigiowe— action, the minor rmt voters are ieiigiowe ani— action, the minor rmt voters areit cannot deal with reality. it— failure because it cannot deal with reality. it remains trapped out with reality. it remains trapped owi in— with reality. it remains trapped owi in in— with reality. it remains trapped owi in in ine— with reality. it remains trapped out in in the park— with reality. it remains trapped out in in the park. with reality. it remains trapped out in in the park . but if we out in in the park. but if we get— out in in the park. but if we gei iaiow— out in in the park. but if we get labour and— out in in the park. but if we get labour and if- out in in the park. but if we get labour and if we get proponionai— get labour and if we get proportional representation, ewenyining— proportional representation, everything changes. yes. well i'll everything changes. yes. well i-u ieu— everything changes. yes. well i-u ieu yon— everything changes. yes. well i'll tell you what, i might get inwoiwei— i'll tell you what, i might get involved again,— i'll tell you what, i mi

today, members of the rmt union regrow— today, members of the rmt union across england have walked out long running dispute over jobs, pay— in a long running dispute over robe, pay erro— in a long running dispute over jobs, pay and conditions. eereror— jobs, pay and conditions. general secretary mick lynch poro— general secretary mick lynch pore rrrrwre— general secretary mick lynch paid tribute to— general secretary mick lynch paid tribute to rmt members , paid tribute to rmt members, saving— paid tribute to rmt members, eowrrg they're— paid tribute to rmt members, saying they're determined to keep — saying they're determined to keep or — saying they're determined to keep on fighting or we won't ger— keep on fighting or we won't oer reu— keep on fighting or we won't ever get full support. r:r:::r ever get full support. but we do get good— ever get full support. but we do get good support from the public. we don't get abused. we got people who obviously are unhappy about their train service disrupted. service being disrupted. but i think now understand think many people now understand

the rmt union announced the rmt union has announced tntaetnat— the rmt union has announced industrialajor sporting eteent— coincide with major sporting eteent nttn— coincide with major sporting events with the _ coincide with major sporting events with the open and the testes. — events with the open and the testes. tetn — events with the open and the ashes. both set— events with the open and the ashes. both set to be affected . ashes. both set to be affected. ant— ashes. both set to be affected. ant at— ashes. both set to be affected. ant at teyat— ashes. both set to be affected. and at royal ascot today , one and at royal ascot today, one natttettat— and at royal ascot today, one particular horse _ and at royal ascot today, one particular horse caused a bit of an upset— particular horse caused a bit of an upset at— particular horse caused a bit of an upset at winning the norfolk states— an upset at winning the norfolk states at— an upset at winning the norfolk stakes at odds— an upset at winning the norfolk stakes at odds of— an upset at winning the norfolk stakes at odds of 150 to 1

alex phillips, rmt ibrahim benjamin nuiioruorin— phillips, rmt ibrahim benjamin butterworth and— phillips

the rmt union announced the rmt union has announced tnteetnet— the rmt union has announced industrialor sporting event vttn— coincide with major sporting events with the _ coincide with major sporting events with the open and the aenee. — events with the open and the aenee. setn — events with the open and the ashes. both set— events with the open and the ashes. both set to be affected . ashes. both set to be affected. ant— ashes. both set to be affected. ant et— ashes. both set to be affected. ant tt tevtt— ashes. both set to be affected. and at royal ascot today , one and at royal ascot today, one nettteettt— and at royal ascot today, one particular horse _ and at royal ascot today, one particular horse caused a bit of an upset— particular horse caused a bit of an upset tt— particular horse caused a bit of an upset at winning the norfolk states— an upset at winning the norfolk stttee tt— an upset at winning the norfolk stakes at odds— an upset at winning the norfolk stakes at odds of— an upset at winning the norfolk stakes at odds of 150 to 1 vetttnt— stakes at odds of 150 to 1 valia

— chatter rmt it's the only game xn xovn pp— chatter rmt it's the only game in town up here— chatterp skills.— indecisive and lacking in basic leadership skills. so at the rnornenx— leadership skills. so at the moment she— leadership skills. so at the moment she stays and the having peen— moment she stays and the having peen rexeosex— moment she stays and the having been released without charge , been released without charge, the been released without charge, xne xoxxse — been released without charge, the police scotland have the opxxon— the police scotland have the opxxon ox— the police scotland have the option of re—arresting her in xne— option of re—arresting her in xne xpxpre— option of re—arresting her in the future as— option of re—arresting her in the future as they do with the oxner— the future as they do with the oxner xvo. — the future as they do with the other two. so _ the future as they do with the other two. so we're not done yep— other two. so we're not done yex. xs— other two. so we're not done yex. xs xnere— other two. so we're not done yex. xs xnere o— other two. so

patriot, and conservative, you would want the supreme court even if it is moving in your own way, that rmt is owned with core principles, and this is not conservative, but it is anti-revolution that flies in the face of conservative values. >> van jones, thank you. as ellie honig says, standing i there until they decide it is not going to be there. >> there is political impact, and legal impact and, we will have much more on this breaking news. our continuing coverage on cnn "news central" continues right after this. this is the all-new tempur-pedic breeze mattress, and it's designed to help you feel cool. ...no kicking off th covers... ..r blasting the air conditioning. because only the tempur-pedic breeze is made with our one-of-a-kind cooling technology- that pulls heat away from your body. so, the mattress feels up to 10° cooler all night long. for a limited time, save $500 on all-new tempur-breeze mattresses... ...and get your coolest sleep this summer. learn more at tempurpedic.com. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪ ) constant contact delivers the m

alex phillips, rmt ibrahim benjamin butterworth— phillips, rmt ibrahim benjamin butterworth and— phillipsorth and charlie rowley on-show— butterworth and charlie rowley on-show .— butterworth and charlie rowley on-show. now— butterworth and charlie rowley on-show. now i'm- butterworth and charlie rowley on show. now i'm going to be on the show. now i'm going to be telling— on the show. now i'm going to be telling you— on the show. now i'm going to be telling you about— on the show. now i'm going to be telling you about the duke and duchess— telling you about the duke and duchess of— telling you about the duke and duchess of york— telling you about the duke and duchess of york going broke. chame— duchess of york going broke. charms why— duchess of york going broke. charlie why it's— duchess of york going broke. charlie why it's vital that all conservatives _ charlie why it's vital that all conservatives come together, including— conservatives come together, including boris— conservatives come together, including boris johnson , on why including boris johnson, on why the nanny— including bo

members of the rmt union across tnetont— members of the rmt union across tnetont re— members of the rmtons. members of the aster trnton— and conditions. members of the aslef union who— and conditions. members of the aslef union who work across 16 ton— aslef union who work across 16 trotn ooerottne— aslef union who work across 16 train operating companies will oteo— train operating companies will oteo 90— train operating companies will oteo go on— train operating companies will also go on strike— train operating companies will also go on strike tomorrow . also go on strike tomorrow. roeeengere— also go on strike tomorrow. passengers are _ also go on strike tomorrow. passengers are being warned to expect— passengers are being warned to expect eeverety— passengers are being warned to expect severely reduced services . rnttttp— expect severely reduced services . phillip schofield _ expect severely reduced services . phillip schofield says he's toot— . phillip schofield says he's lost everything— . phillip schofield says he's lost everything after revelations - lost everything after revelati

but the fa and the rmt as a result. but the re tes— and the rmt as a result.at 630 this morning. now, this is a historic ttme— morning. now, this is a historic ttme ttet— morning. now, this is a historic peme ttet peepte— morning. now, this is a historic game that people will want to be tteee— game that people will want to be tteee tee. — game that people will want to be tteee tee. tt-s— game that people will want to be there for. it's the _ game that people will want to be there for. it's the first time ttet— there for. it's the first time that manchester united and ttetstestee— that manchester united and manchester city will be playing eest— manchester city will be playing eest ettee— manchester city will be playing each other in— manchester city will be playing each other in.fa_ manchester city will be playing each other in fa cup final. each other in an fa cup final. tteee-s— each other in an fa cup final. tteee-s tets— each other in an fa cup final. there's lots to _ each other in an fa cup final. there's lots to play for man cttp— there's lots to play fo

rmt inflation because that is the right price . rmt can i right economic price. 6. they are sitting in excess of 6. they are around about 4.5. inflation in the euro area. that's not sitting at 8.7. it is sitting at closer to 6. britain is broke now seven years after their eu referendum. will he finally admit that it was brexit that broke it? yes but mr speaker, ogoin— broke it? yes but mr speaker, ogoin i— broke it? yes but mr speaker, ogoin. i oon-i— broke it? yes but mr speaker, again, i don't think- c?’ “in; but mr speaker, again, i don't think the honourable— again, i don't think the honourable gentleman was paying oirenrion— honourable gentleman was paying attention earlier.— honourable gentleman was paying attention earlier. interest roiec— attention earlier. interest roiec in— attention earlier. interest rates in this— attention earlier. interest rates in this country are at ciniior— rates in this country are at ciniior-ro- rates in this country are at similar-to they- rates in this country are at similar to they are similar levels to they are in anerico—

ani— is set to continue as the rmt and anion— is set to continue as the rmt and junior doctors announce the last couple of hours in the telegraph about how renring— hours in the telegraph about how renring rares— hours in the telegraph about how renting rates have— hours in the telegraph about how renting rates have hit an all rime— renting rates have hit an all rine nign— renting rates have hit an all time high, something like an aveaeg— time high, something like an aveaeg or— time high, something like an average of over— time high, something like an average of over £2,000 per nonrn. — average of over £2,000 per nonrn. ine— average of over £2,000 per month. the same for the cost of paving— month. the same for the cost of paving a— month. the same for the cost of paving a none.— month. the same for the cost of buying a home. so— month. the same for the cost of buying a home. so everybody is in a— buying a home. so everybody is in a roagn— buying a home. so everybody is in a tough situation right now . in a tough situation right now. anci— in a tough situation right now. one rnese— in a

meanwhile, rmt union rherherh— saturday. meanwhile, rmt union rherherh wru— saturday.pen— football fans travelling to london for— football fans travelling to london for the _ football fans travelling to london for the fa cup final at werhhrew— london for the fa cup final at rrerhhhew .— london for the fa cup final at wembley . aslef_ london for the fa cup final at wembley . aslef general secretary wembley. aslef general secretary rarer— wembley. aslef general secretary rheh wherah— wembley. aslef general secretary mick whelan has— wembley. aslef general secretary mick whelan has accused the eaverhhehr— mick whelan has accused the government of— mick whelan has accused the government of not wanting a earphon— government of not wanting a eararrah ,— government of not wanting a solution , but— government of not wanting a solution , but the— government of not wanting a solution , but the government solution, but the government sawe— solution, but the government eawe h— solution, but the government eawe h hae— solution, but the government says it has facilitated a fair aha—

the rmt omom— three days in july., were found on the called monika, were found on the 16th of june. officers forced entry into the property on staines road in the bedford area of the city after concerns for their welfare, the cause of death for the 39 year old father, michal, who was found at the same time, is yet to be determined. police say there currently not seeking anyone else in connection with that inquiry . just to confirm that inquiry. just to confirm that was bedfont , not bedford . now a was bedfont, not bedford. now a man who allegedly smuggled thousands of people from africa into italy has been arrested in the uk . the 40 year old egyptian the uk. the 40 year old egyptian national was detained in london by the national crime agency. and if you're watching on television, you can see officers footage. right now he's being questioned on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration . and lastly, king charles says the windrush generation made a significant difference to the uk, praising his legacy as profound

it's the third strike by rail workers this week after rmt members walked out yesterday.p, which represents the 15 rail companies involved, said it's made a fair and reasonable offer. it's a 4% backdated pay rise depending on changes to make driver training quicker, and another 4% this year if changes to ways of working are agreed, like a commitment to sunday working and giving employers full control over scheduling. aslef rejected the offer and insisted they haven't deliberately targeted large events. the rail delivery group said the latest strikes will cause frustration and disappointment for tens of thousands of people. both sides say they do want to resolve this dispute, but a solution doesn't look close. marc ashdown, bbc news. ben boulos is at old trafford for us this morning — i think ithinkl i think i saw the door closing on the coach behind you as many coaches head off in the absence of trains? yes and that is the last of the united fans just setting off for wembley. it was a bit of a nervous wait to be honest. we saw about 20 coaches also leave around about 7:30

what the consultants have now done is they've basically decided that i think they've looked at the rmt-t ge— pretty stupid. if your bankers ten-t ge en— pretty stupid. if your bankers don't go on strike, do they? teeeee— don't go on strike, do they? because they— don't go on strike, do they? because they know they're well pett. — because they know they're well pett-r— because they know they're well pett-r tntnk— because they know they're well paid.-i think the- because they know they're well paid. i think the point paid. well, i think the point eteet— paid. well, i think the point eteet tne— paid. well, i think the point about the strike— paid. well, i think the point about the strike is that the government's— about the strike is that the government's failed in government's failed to engage in neentngtet—tn- meaningful discussions in this. tee-re— meaningful discussions in this. tee-re-teew— meaningful discussions in this. you've-busy changing. you've been too busy changing prime five prime ministers every five minutes. that's the minutes. you know, that's the problem, a funny problem,

what the consultants have now done is they've basically decided that i think they've looked at the rmthat was pretty stepd— went on strike. i think that was pretty steth. tt— went on strike. i think that was pretty stupid. if your— ’tz¢t3 i think that was pretty stupid. if your bankers eeh-t— pretty stupid. if your bankers eeh-t ee— pretty stupid. if your bankers eeh-t go eh— pretty stupid. if your bankers don't go on strike, do they? hesetse— don't go on strike, do they? because they— don't go on strike, do they? because they know they're well pert. — because they know they're well pere-t— because they know they're well pere-t ththt— because they know they're well paid.-i think the- because they know they're well paid. i think the point paid. well, i think the point ehett— paid. well, i think the point ehett the— paid. well, i think the point about the strike— paid. well, i think the point about the strike is that the government's— about the strike is that the government's failed in government's failed to engage in theehthettt—th- meaningful discussions in this. veeve— meaningful disc