she contacted the rspca, an officer drove the bird toa the rspca, an officer drove the bird to a wildlifeglue all over its feet and feathers, its wings were badly affected, it had some glue on its head for it had been fighting to get out. earlier this year at the same centre dealt with two other owls stuck in glue traps. these one survived. the traps, which comprise board coated with glue, are designed to cause rodents to become stuck but the rspca wants them banned. they will catch anything they encounter which is not what they are intended for, they had taken reasonable precautions to set it in a place where they could catch a rat and are upset to find they had caught an owl. the rspca say people shouldn't try to release trapped animals because of the risk of injury and should instead call its helpline. according to industry code of practice, glue trap should only be used by trained operators and it's asking people to alert retailers selling them to the public. shooting stars littered the sky last night as the perseid meteor shower was at its peak over the uk. you've been sending in you

she contacted the rspca for help, an officer drove the bird to while i centre for treatment but it wasoo badly injured and was put downm had a blue all over its feet, all over its feathers, particularly its wings were badly affected, it had some substance on its head or it had been fighting to get out of the trap. earlier this year, the same centre dealt with two other owls that had become stuck in glue traps but these survived. the traps which has industrial strength glue in it because rodents to become stuck but the rspca wants them banned. they will catch anything that encounters it, which is not what they are intended for. they have taken what they consider to be reasonable precautions to set it in a place where it could catch a rat and obviously we were deeply upset to find that they caught an owl instead. the rspca said people should not try to release trapped animals because of a risk of injury and instead called their emergency helpline. the charity said according to an interest in the code of practice, they should only be used by trained operators and asking to be alerted to r

i think the rspca might come knocking. 0ne pawsecco. i think the rspca might come knocking.s. gucci, that is the way to go. you haven't got any pets. i'm a vegetarian that doesn‘t like animals. this person says, £48,000 bmw estate for the pet. we have someone with a stroller that holds five dogs. an elevator with voice activated controls and mood lighting. who are you? thanks for coming in. appreciated. good morning. yesterday we got to 28 degrees across the south—east of england. today not as hot, we‘ve got a weather front introducing cooler conditions. this is the area of cloud. for many of us it will feel fresher. there will be a mixture of sunshine and showers. most of it towards scotland and northern ireland. a very weak cold front. it will introduce a bit of cloud. it will introduce a bit of cloud. it will bring skies south east road. temperatures getting up into the mid—20s. some good sunny spells across england and wales. up into northern england as well. those are down by a few degrees. for scotland and northern ireland, a mixture of sunny spells and showers. some o

the rspca calls for people to wise up about glue traps after an increase in birds and bats becoming stuckn them. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the white house has defended president trump's reaction to an attack on anti—racism protestors in the state of virginia, saying his condemnation had included white nationalist groups, even though he did not specifically mention them. a 20—year old man has now been charged with murder after a car was driven into a woman who was part of a demonstration against a rally of far—right groups in charlottesville. 19 other people were injured. our washington correspondent laura bicker sent this report from charlottesville. after a violent day of division, charlottesville has come together to pray, to show that this city condemned the hate brought here by neo—nazis and white supremacists. the virginia governor went from row to row, hugging worshippers in this baptist church. he promised to keep politics out of the pulpit, but there was a message he felt he had to give. it is about politics, in that the political rhetoric in this country today is bree

. | she, it is waiting to be collected by the rspca.igator, i wouldn't want to! —— i don't know how you sex an alligator. we are all very excited about how mo farah did last night, and of course tonight usain bolt is running, and lots of others as well. we are also excited because paula radcliffe is going tojoin us excited because paula radcliffe is going to join us soon. no stranger to athletics success, she's held the overall women's marathon world record since 2003 and is regarded as one of britain's greatest long distance runners. she was in the stadium last night for the start of the world championships, it could be a gold rush for british athletics. it was all about mo farah last night, thanks for talking to us, your reflections on mo farah, another imperious performance last night. it was, absolutely, and i think of all is world championships and 0lympics victories, it was probably the one where he was tested and challenged the most. the ugandans and the kenyans, in particular, worked together to really take it to him and test hi

it was captured and put into a container ready to be collected by the rspca.ers might be around, because people have exotic pets, alligators, snakes. i don't wonder about it at all! veteran long—distance runner jo pavey will be presented with herfirst world championship medal later today, ten years after competing in the 10,000m in osaka. jo has been upgraded from fourth place after a turkish athlete, who originally won silver, was disqualified for doping offences. we're delighted to sayjo joins us now from the london stadium. jo pavey, so great to have you with us one jo pavey, so great to have you with us one bbc breakfast, good morning to you. how do you feel about getting this medal, yourfirst to you. how do you feel about getting this medal, your first world championship, ten years on? yeah, i am absolutely thrilled and honoured to have the chance to receive the medal in this amazing stadium in front of a home crowd, i feel very grateful to everyone who has made that happen. 0f grateful to everyone who has made that happen. of course, it is a bittersweet

it has now been picked up by the rspca where a licensed handler rehomes reptiles of this nature.ture, but i would be worried! time for a look at the weather. stav has the forecast. thanks, simon. it has been a showery day again, not as showery as yesterday and not as windy for many of us, it has been wet across a good portion of central, northern and eastern scotland. showers tending to die away this evening, the wind also becoming lighter. as we head into water latter part of the night, the showers will make a return across the west, some of them quite heavy. for the start of the weekend, it is another sunshine and showers picture. some of the showers will be heavy across wales and spread towards the midlands, maybe southern england, becoming thundery in the east. east anglia could have some hailand east. east anglia could have some hail and gusty winds with the downpours. elsewhere, sunshine and showers. temperature is nothing that great, 17—21d. the showers die weight during saturday night. the sky is clear, turned quite chilly. a chilly start. day. a lot of dry and bright wea