phillip norton, bbc news, scarborough.in tokyo. the team have won seven gold medals — including a dramatic double — for a golden couple — in the velodrome. andy swiss's report contains some flashing images. meet british sport's new golden couple — neil and lora fachie, husband and wife, and gold medallists within 20 minutes of each other. first neil and tandem pilot matt rotherham took the time trial in a new world record, before lora and her pilot corrine hall produced a display of pursuit perfection. what a story, what a ride! a case of same surname, same outcome. for the couple, who are both visually impaired, a remarkable feat. she told me she was crying, and i had to admit that i was too. but, yeah, i mean, we sort of planned for this, but you never really expect it to all come together like that. and the gold rush continued. jaco van gass, jody cundy and kadeena cox in the mixed team sprint. they were trailing china, but somehow cundy turned it round. can he claw it back? oh, yes, he can! oh, it's unbelievable! well,

philip norton, bbc news, scarborough. anti—coronavirus measures. thousands gathered in paris to protest and in the western of cities nantes and toulouse, police had to fire tear gas to disperse the crowds. to france now — where large demonstrations have taken place they also object to the covid—free health certificate that's been rolled out to more venues since its introduction in june. china has rejected accusations from president biden that it withheld key information about how the coronavirus pandemic started. a us report came to no firm conclusion on where the virus originated, but said china had hindered the investigations. china said the report lacked credibility. a parole board in california has recommended that the man who assassinated robert f kennedy should be released from prison. sirhan sirhan has now served more than 50 years in jail for the killing in 1968 — a shocking act which came only five years after the assassination of kennedy's brother, the us presidentjohn f kennedy. dr shane 0'sullivan is a film—ma

philip norton, bbc news, scarborough.rn metropolitan police sergeant matt ratana. he was shot dead in the line of duty — as a suspect was being taken into custody in south london. alongside his policing, sergeant ratana was a much loved rugby coach — and on saturday, a special charity event took place in his honour. the aim... to raise funds to improve the lives of young people through sport. here's luke hanrahan. two teams, one that he played for and one hee coach. london irish versus east grinstead, the first of three matches played in his honour. his best mate sean now runs a foundation in his name. you'll make such a wonderful guy. the sadness and grief like everyone he brought people to want to play rugby to begin with and from there skills can be developed but here is great at getting people into training. he saw the whole thing as a youth centre. it is now a year since mark ratan died on the foundation created in this memory is designed to encourage young people from disadvantaged backgrounds into again of rugby. t

phillip norton, bbc news, scarborough.ribed as "a recipe for chaos" by education unions, who say they will not be enough to prevent a rise in infections. the government said it has updated its advice on how to respond to an outbreak with minimum disruption to education. members of the scottish greens have backed a deal which will see the partyjoin the scottish government with the snp. patrick harvie and lorna slater, pictured here with first minister nicola sturgeon, said the agreement promoted a �*sustainable scotland that works for everyone'. the co—leaders will both become ministers in the scottish government. it's the first time the greens have entered government in the uk. 0ur scotland correspondent, jamie mcivor, outlines what lead to the formation of the new power sharing agreement and what it means going forward. the snp were just short of a majority at holyrood after may's election, but they have governed successfully as a minority administration twice before. certainly, the two parties seem to believe it was win—

philip norton, bbc news, scarborough.ge demonstrations have taken place against anti—coronavirus measures. thousands gathered in paris to protest and in the western of cities nantes and toulouse , police had to fire teargas to disperse the crowds. it's reported a further two hundred protests took place across france. many oppose the compulsory vaccination that will apply to health workers from monday. they also object to the covid—free health certificate that's been rolled out to more venues since its introduction injune. china has rejected accusations from president biden that it withheld key information about how the coronavirus pandemic started. a us report came to no firm conclusion on where the virus originated but said china had hindered the investigations. china said the report lacked credibility. now if you're a fan of strictly come dancing, especially here in the uk, you may have noticed that a number of the television series' professional dancers are south african, including in the upcoming uk series, cameron lo

phillip norton, bbc news, scarborough.cipe for chaos" by education unions, who say they will not be enough to prevent a rise in infections. the government said it has updated its advice on how to respond to an outbreak with minimum disruption to education. china has rejected accusations from president biden that it withheld key information about how the coronavirus pandemic started. a report by us intelligence came to no firm conclusion as to where the virus originated but did say that china had hindered the investigations. china said it had been open and transparent and the us report lacked scientific credibility. members of the scottish greens have backed a deal which will see the partyjoin the scottish government with the snp. patrick harvie and lorna slater, pictured here with first minister nicola sturgeon, said the agreement promoted a �*sustainable scotland that works for everyone'. the co—leaders will both becomejunior ministers in the scottish government. it's the first time the greens have entered government in t

phillip norton, bbc news, scarborough. a power—sharing agreement with the snp. this approval means the deal, which promises action on transport, renewables and tenants' rights, will now be put into action. both parties also want another independence referendum. our scotland political correspondent david wallace lockhart reports. the scottish green co—leaders all smiles after their membership gave a power—sharing agreement with the snp overwhelming approval. this makes for an 83% approval vote and we do not expect that percentage to change. the co—leaders are now set to become scottish government ministers. we are not in parliament just to shout insults or try and score points. we are there to help solve problems and to make a difference and i think this will be more of the same, developing a cooperative programme ofjoint policy to make a difference to the lives of people in scotland and start to take serious action on the climate crisis. though most members likely deal, not all are sold on it. the main reason i voted no wa

philip norton, bbc news, scarborough.e. good evening. great britain have had their best day yet at the paralympic games, with seven golds, to hold onto second place in the medal table. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is in tokyo. meet british sport's new golden couple, neiland lora fachie, husband and white and gold medallists within 20 minutes of each other. first tandem pilot took the time trial in a new world record before lora and her pilot produced a new display of pursuit of perfection. a case of same surname, same outcome. for the couple, who are both visually impaired, a remarkable feat. she are both visually impaired, a remarkable feat.— are both visually impaired, a remarkable feat. ,, , ., , remarkable feat. she said she was c in: and remarkable feat. she said she was crying and i _ remarkable feat. she said she was crying and i had — remarkable feat. she said she was crying and i had to _ remarkable feat. she said she was crying and i had to admit - remarkable feat. she said she was crying and i had to admit i -

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phillip norton, bbc news, scarborough. been described as "a recipe for chaos" by education unions, who say they will not be enough to prevent a rise in infections. the government said it has updated its advice on how to respond to an outbreak with minimum disruption to education. china has rejected accusations from president biden that it withheld key information about how the coronavirus pandemic started. a report by us intelligence came to no firm conclusion as to where the virus originated but did say that china had hindered the investigations. china said it had been open and transparent and the us report lacked scientific credibility. hurricane ida has intensified over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico as it heads for the us coast. tens of thousands of people in louisiana have fled for safety. some roads are at a virtual standstill. the us national hurricane center says ida is likely to be an extremely dangerous major hurricane when it makes landfall in louisiana. a short time ago, president biden asked the people

he booked his staycation this year in another seaside town, scarborough, at the britannia grand hotelheir 62 hotels, displayed the good to go logo. did you see that logo when you booked? i saw that online. it says that a business is good to go. yeah. that wasn't your experience, was it? no, not at all. lee booked a family room without breakfast, for him, his wife and two children. so, how much money are we talking, and for how many nights? we're talking £200, £200 for two nights. all right, so kind of decent to high expectations. i think with any uk hotel, you expect a certain level of cleanliness. i wasn't expecting the world, but i was certainly expecting to go there and have a real great family time, and for my kids to be safe, really. but the britannia grand hotel didn't seem too grand to lee and his family. it didn't live up to the good to go promise. so when we arrived in the hotel, there was marks, there was waste in the carpets, there was bottles and glasses left all over the place, it smelt very damp. and in certain corridors, there were smells of urine. lee felt the lack of

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highest temperature in county tyrone northern ireland, only 15 degrees at aberdeen and in scarboroughshire. high—pressure still sitting to the northwest of the uk, but the wind around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud we start to stay with the blanket of clouds across england and wales. temperatures with the cloud defender in northern ireland, so a bit cooler here first thing. we should see be more sentient breaking through the cloud across central and western part of the scope would be northern ireland as well, hope for their cross and glints of these, it within a break to get some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts of england likely to keep a lot of clout, still may be some drizzle too, the winds coming in of the north sea and psych would be very warm down the east coast of scotland, northe very warm down the east coast of scotland, nor the exclusive in them. temperatures 15 to 70 degrees. at best and the sunshine, making 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday but should be decent into the different northern ireland

oh, my god >> this is the moment bob scarborough learned carrie is going to save his life >> really? >> yes >> oh, my god. i love you >> bob, a new hampshire retiree, has battled kidney disease since his 20s. how hard has it been for you dealing with this kidney disease? >> it's been very hard i take 12 pills in the mornit night. >> last year with one kidney removed and the other failing, doctors told bob he needed a donor fast >> i'm about to tell bob i'm his kidney do for a. >> that's when carrie stepped up >> i just said, well, i'll get tested. no doubt in my mind whatsoever >> in simple terms, for you, this was a no-brainer. >> it was. it really was. and it still is. >> carrie wanted a big reveal to announce she would be his donor >> i've been keeping this secret for a year. >> you don't -- you don't know what this means to me. >> that video, now seen more than 10 million times. the surgery expected in the next couple months it's okay. he can come hug you if he likes >> oh, boy >> oh. >> what does that hug feel like? >> it's amazing. that's what i want people to have i want them

>> reporter: this is the moment bob scarborough learned kerry is going to save his life >> oh, my godrter: bob, a new hampshire retiree, has battled kidney disease since his 20s how hard has it been for you dealing with this kidney disease? >> it's been very hard i take 12 pills in the morning and 5 at night >> reporter: last year, doctors told him he needed a donor fast. >> i'm about to tell bob i'm his kidney donor i just said, well, i'll get tested no doubt in my mind whatsoever >> reporter: in simple terms for you, this was a no brainer >> it was, and it still is >> reporter: she wanted a big reveal to know announce she would be his donor >> reporter: that video now seen more than 10 million times the surgery, expected in the next couple of months. it's okay, he can come hug you if he likes. >> oh, boy >> what does that hug feel like? >> it's amazing. that's what i want people to have i want them to know they're doing something good to help somebody live. >> reporter: bob, at a loss for words then, but not now. in that moment you said to kerry you don't know what this means to me.

only 15 celsius in aberdeen and scarborough. we've got high pressure still sitting to the northwest of the uk, but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud, and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 celsius. cloud's a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland, so it's a bit cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud, across some central parts of western scotland and northern ireland, as well — and i'm hopeful that east anglia and southeast, the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts of england likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle, too. the winds coming in off the north sea, so it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland, nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15—17 celsius at best — in the sunshine, making 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday, but it should be a dec

only 15 celsius in aberdeen and scarborough.ey picture that we had in hull, in east yorkshire. we've got high pressure still sitting to the northwest of the uk, but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud, and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 celsius. cloud's a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland, so a bit cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking ahrough the cloud, across some central parts of western scotland and northern ireland, as well — and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts of england likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle, too. the winds coming in off the north sea, so it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland, nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15—17 celsius at best — in the sunshine, making 20 celsius once again. many places endin

only 15 degrees in ireland and scarborough.nd great picture that we had in east structure. we've got east blum high—pressure is sitting to the northwest of the uk. the winds around the coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud. we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales temperatures 11—13 . because of the thinner in scotland and northern ireland so the coolie here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud. across central parts of western scotland and northern ireland as well and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast the kabul thin and break to get some sunshine at a time. further north likely to keep a lot of clout. still maybe some drizzle. the winds coming in off the north sea, not can be very warm down the east coast of scotland nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15 — 17 degrees with that at best and the sunshine may be 20 celsius once again. many places and didn't the day cloudy on tuesday. should be a decent enter today for

itself- call is echoed by the pulse itself and the leader, saying look, despite gavin williamson's scarborough skills shortage, and if you think about it, the yorkshire post represents its region very proudly, and all the regional papers due, and they look at the big national story through the prism of what's happening on the ground in their environment. and they've made this calculation — i haven't seen the raw data, but i'm sure they've got a reason why they've come up with that particular figure reason why they've come up with that particularfigure — eight and it will concentrate borisjohnson's mind like nothing else, because that area in another part of the country, represented by conservative mps for the first time in generations, and if leveling up is about anything, it has to be about education as well as employment. and let's remember that that it's a direct relationship between the education people get, whether they are gcses, a—levels, btec, and their likelihood of doing well in higher education and industry in the world of work, i think it is a massive gap on the ground at education

a sun residence have been evacuated from the coastal cities of cataneo and pet scarborough firefighters. say they face hundreds of blazes and populated areas in the past few days, but they're starting to get some under control. adam reiney has more from polio and southern italy, authority thing. the last few hours, they were able to finally, totally put out this fire and pool in the south of the country. and they say it's a sign of the progress they're making and other regions, sicily and calabria, both nearby, both of those regions still have a few sporadic fires that are blazing, but they're not really putting anyone at risk right now as they were 48 hours ago. with a bit of measured confidence authorities here in italy say they think that they're out of the worst days of this crisis. i'm like turkey and greece. they didn't have these massive individual fires, but instead, more small ones spread out through half the length of the country. we've traveled from the center, the country prescott on the coast down here to pull you to get a sense of what these fires look like. and what we sa

only 15 degrees in aberdeen and scarborough.e that we had in hull in east yorkshire. we've got high pressure still sitting to the northwest of the uk but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 degrees. cloud a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland so it's cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud. across central parts of western scotland and northern ireland as well and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts, likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle too. the winds coming in off the north sea, it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15 to 17 degrees at best, in the sunshine maybe 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday. should be

but in italy, the coastal cities of catania, scarborough have been by while us residents and tourists have been the vacuum to safety. but the fans continued to burn. cruise say they faced hundreds of flare ups and polluted areas during the past few days. and of bella, russian activist who was reported missing, has been found that in ukraine's capital italy shop lead a kia based non profit organization that helps by the russian fleet persecution engineer has called his death a planned operation. millions are confined to their homes in china due to sweeping current virus restrictions. the delta variant has been blamed for the surgical studies that he's in 19 provinces. lunging the capital of eastern john shoe province as believes to be the epicenter, the nation wide flare up of the round of testing is underway for more than $9000000.00 people have gone. forces continue to battle. the taliban for the southern key city of laska gob concern, it'll soon fall to the group. nearby candle and several other cities also under attack. it's been nearly a year since the deadly explosion rocked the

temperature was in castlederg, in country tyrone, northern ireland. 0nly15 celsius in aberdeen and scarboroughcture that we had in hull, in east yorkshire. we've got high pressure still sitting to the northwest of the uk, but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud, and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud across most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 celsius. cloud's a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland, so it's a bit cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud, across some central parts of western scotland and northern ireland, as well — and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast, the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts of england likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle, too. the winds coming in off the north sea, so it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland, nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15—17 celsius at best — in the sunshine, making 20 celsius once again. many places endin

only 15 degrees in aberdine and scarborough.ve got east blum high—pressure is sitting to the northwest of the uk. the winds around the coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud. we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales temperatures 11—13 . cloud a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland so the coolie here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud. across central parts of western scotland and northern ireland as well and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and and southeast the cloud will thin and break to get some sunshine at a time. further north likely to keep a lot of clout. still maybe some drizzle. the winds coming in off the north sea, not can be very warm down the east coast of scotland nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15 — 17 degrees at best and the sunshine may be 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday. should be a decent enter today for northern island, western parts of scotland. the high—press

really happy that i'm getting to go to scarborough, - while top grades in some vocational qualificationsleap has been in a—levels. what matters to students getting results today is what they do next in life — going into work, an apprenticeship, or getting a place at university. the system this year has been designed to give them grades that will make sure they can go on to those next steps, but the price of that, it seems, is a boom in top grades. a—level grades this year across the uk are based on teacher assessments, from lurgan in northern ireland to wales, where students got provisional grades injune. but there was no attempt to hold back rising grades with an algorithm. how can i help? there were some courses in clearing at newcastle today, but universities are having to choose carefully between top grade students. a—level grades are not the only thing that determines this. the students�* own interests matter a lot, what they say in their personal statement, and in some programmes, how they come across at interview and what is our assessment of why they're interested in a programme.

only 15 degrees in aberdine and scarborough.ross england and wales with temperatures 11—13. the cloud is thinner in scotland and northern ireland to a bit cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through that cloud across central and western parts of scotland, northern ireland as well. i'm hopeful that across east anglia and the south—east are cloud within a break to give sunshine at times. across eastern parts of england likely to keep cloud. may be drizzle, too. the winds coming in from the north sea. it will not be one down the east coast of scotland owing to the east coast of england with the temperature is 15-17 at england with the temperature is 15—17 at best in the sunshine making 20 celsius once ending the day cloudy on tuesday but a decent end to the day for eastern parts of scotland. the high pressure are still setting to the north—west of the uk on wednesday. it is not going anywhere just yet so have got stronger winds down the east coast of england. and here, i think there will be more clou

operations and in the fight against the fires. initially, the coastal cities of cataneo and per scarborough have also been hit by wildfires. residents and tourists have been evacuated to safety, but the fonts continue to burn cru, say they faced hundreds of flare ups and populated areas during the past few days. adam rainy has this update. this is a pine forest right on the edge of a pretty sizable tourist city and you can see that the fire isn't completely extinguished. 2 days out fire brigade was showing us around this morning. this hit still risk for some sparks perhaps catching back on fire. but they feel confident it's largely under control because the weather's gotten better here in this central region on the adrian coast. the real fight in italy is further south later here on tuesday because we still have temperatures in the forty's, and these fires are threatening quite populated areas because it leaves a very popular country, and this is really threatening along the coast. we see major evacuations haven't taken place near beach tours, resorts and other areas in sicily, sicily, of c

and it has also been baffling. wildfires around the tourists resort of pet scarborough. 800 people have been evacuated from their homes after a large blaze, and near by nature reserve has had in fire. authorities say they have battles and $800.00 fair ups across the country. over the weekend launch. cruise ships are now banned from entering the center of venice. environmentalists have been pushing for the move for years. and i'm rainy. has us report picture postcard perfection. tourists are back in venice, but they won't be arriving anytime soon on large cruise ships. it follows years of debate about banning mega cruise ships to protect venus's lagoon ecosystem that that be became much more heated with the arrival in june of our $90000.00 ton ship . the government finally announced the band in july, after threats from unesco to place venice a world heritage site on its endangered list. the italy is promising to cover last wages for thousands of workers who rely on the cruise industry to keep them afloat. nobody movie ever. we hope the government comes up with a way for us to continue a

only 15 celsius in aberdeen and scarborough. but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud, and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud across most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 celsius. cloud's a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland, so it's a bit cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud, across some central parts of western scotland and northern ireland, as well — and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast, the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts of england likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle, too. the winds coming in off the north sea, so it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland, nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15—17 celsius at best — in the sunshine, making 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday, but it should be a decent end to the day for northern ireland, some western parts

per scarborough firefighters. say they faced hundreds of flower ups and populated areas in the past few days, but they're starting to get some under control from the scar on italy's eastern coast. as rainy reports, fire brigades, and pest scott, on italy, central, a dread coast, struggle to control ablaze, and pine forest. their fate stretched well into monday nights. still smoldering tuesday morning, firefighters assessed the damage and the risk. it took firefighters to day to bring the blaze here and per scott under control. and you can still see the fire isn't completely extinguished by mid day. the worst was over in prescott and the surrounding towns. only a few small fires still needed attention. they don't know if y'all move to the fishy layer. they were very high flames. they were tough to put out. we had lots of teams out, have tackling them. it's been difficult because we've had 3 months with no rain. if we look at your taishan has dried up and the terrain is so dry, we haven't seen such weather in a very

only 15 degrees in aberdeen and scarborough.pressure still sitting to the northwest of the uk but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 degrees. cloud a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland so it's cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud. across central parts of western scotland and northern ireland as well and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle too. the winds coming in off the north sea, it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15 to 17 degrees at best, in the sunshine maybe 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday. should be a decent end to the day for northern island, western parts of scotland. the hi

really happy that i'm getting to go to scarborough. - to go to scarborough, cos it's the one that i've the big leap has been in a—levels. what matters to students getting results today is what they do next in life — going into work, an apprenticeship or getting a place at university. the system this year has been designed to give them grades that will make sure they can go on to those next steps, but the price of that, it seems, is a boom in top grades. a—level grades this year across the uk are based on teacher assessments, from lurgan in northern ireland to wales, where students got provisional grades injune. but there was no attempt to hold back rising grades with an algorithm. there were some courses in clearing at newcastle today, but universities are having to choose carefully between top grade students. a—level grades are not the only thing that determines this. in their personal statement, and in some programmes, how they come across at interview and what is our assessment of why they're interested in a programme. their place at newcastle confirmed, these friends will be celebr

only 15 degrees in aberdeen and scarborough.est of the uk but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 degrees. cloud a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland so it's cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud. across central parts of western scotland and northern ireland as well and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts, likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle too. the winds coming in off the north sea, it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15 to 17 degrees at best, in the sunshine maybe 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday. should be a decent end to the day for northern island, western parts of scotland. the high pressure is

on the positive side, bhp has a stake in the scarborough project.ide's jewel in the ground, getting the scarborough project in western australia off the ground. people are in a holding pattern waiting for more detail. >> what does it mean long-term for bhp? james: clearly it would mean an acceleration of bhp's exit from fossil fuels, something mike henry, the ceo, has been alluding to in recent public utterances. he has been clear they want to point the business toward future commodities. >> james thornhill, our sydney deputy bureau chief, with the latest on bhp. we have the ceo, mike henry, joining us after the release of the results later. plus, the woodside acting ceo and the heads of other major aussie miners will be speaking to us throughout the week. coming up, an exclusive interview with singapore minister of trade and industry don kim young. we also support risks and opportunities with the bank of singapore head of investment strategy. the market open in sydney and tokyo is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ and there you have it- woah. wireless on

joe scarborough's third wife explained that florida is not a state in this point, is a death cult. >> a governor more interested in playing politics than saving lives, that the sanchez variance. that's why one in four new covid cases are coming out of florida! ny many of the emergency rooms are jam-packed in the state is weeks away from yet another full blown medical crisis. are you kidding me? this is completely printable. and the florida governors on this one. all these hospitalizations and deaths would have and could have been avoided if misguided americans did not follow the crazed teachings of a growing death cult. >> tucker: [chuckling] it is wrong to put people that unhappy on television. it's just wrong. oh, but she had numbers. what are those numbers? they are from the cdc. earlier this month the cdc claimed 28,000 people tested positive for covid-19 in florida in a single day. that sounded pretty scary but it turned out not to be true. health officials in florida prove the actual number is 30% lower than that. so how did the cdc get that number wrong russian mark that's an i

i was at - university in yorkshire and i was in scarborough for the bbc and it is a wonderful place andbt is the cost. the doubts _ concerns about this click? the doubt is the cost. the doubts i _ concerns about this click? the doubt is the cost. the doubts i would - is the cost. the doubts i would actually bring money to the economy. will it actually level of the north and south? there is doubts in terms of the economy and in terms ofjobs. in terms of the spend. there is a lot of doubts there but we are yet to see the actual plans to see how it will level up as the conservative say, build back better. people are still a bit sceptical. so we need to see how it will pan out and how it will help the people in the north to have a level playing field with the people in the south. it is one of those where we will wait and see how this story goes and see how it will inject money into the economy and inject money into the economy and injectjobs into the economy as well. inject 'obs into the economy as well. , , , , inject 'obs into the economy as well. ,, , ,, inject 'obs into the economy as w

joe scarborough is a republican again. [scattered applause] ♪ ♪

. >> tucker: turns out noted feminist icon joe scarborough liked the cut of andrew cuomo's jib.estly that should have been a tip right there. the race lady was a fan too. in retrospect, those were pretty clear signs he should have picked him up, but here's the most obvious sign. america's most prolific harris never was a massive fan of andrew cuomo. of course it was, these guys all know each other's. >> president biden: you're governor of new york is done one hell of a job. sort of a gold standard. look at what you have governors like cuomo more out there doing -- just keeping everybody informed all day. i think is doing an incredible job. i think he has been the lead horse here. i talked infrequently, he's a friend. i think is doing a great job, i really mean it. >> tucker: he's a friend, i really mean it. they all meant it until just about precisely december of 2020. that's when a candidate from manhattan bureau president, a woman called lindsay boylan, wrote a twitter thread that accused andrew cuomo of "harassing her." sexual harassment. the crime occurred more than two year

joe scarborough is a republican again. [scattered applause] ♪ ♪ >> greg: super-duper wednesday, everyone! yeah. all right. former president trump just released an ad and it's really soft on president biden. >> president biden: america is back. >> highest inflation rate. >> the border is collapsing, the climb ins covid collections. >> president biden: we amplified our power, some at new strength buried >> should we be embarrassed? >> lipomas he is back. >> kabul is not an imminent threat environment. >> president biden: the likelihood there's going to be the taliban overrunning everything and owning the whole country is highly unlikely. >> greg: did i say soft? sorry about that, that was as soft as chris cuomo's skull. meaning not soft at all. that's if chris cuomo is watching. i didn't really watch these videos before i do the show instead of doing shots of hand sanitizer with kat. and america, please don't say i told you to drink hand sanitizer, say kat did. so let's have another taste, shall we? >> they own the whole cou

really happy that i'm getting to go to scarborough.big leap has been in a—levels. what matters to students getting results today is what they do next in life, going to work, an apprenticeship or getting a place at university. the system this year has been designed to give them the grades that will make sure they can go on to those next steps. but the price of that it seems is a boom in top grades. a—level grades this year across the uk are based on teacher assessments. from lurgan in northern ireland to wales where students got provisional grades in june. but there was no attempt to hold back rising grades with an algorithm. there were some courses in clearing at newcastle today. but universities are having to choose carefully between top—grade students. a—level grades are not the only thing that determines this. their own interests of the student matters a lot, what they say in a personal statement and in some programmes how they come across at interview and what is our assessment of why they are interested in the program. their place

. >> kerry, joe scarborough here, i'm sure you have also seen and heard from medical providers around where you are right now that a lot of the emergency rooms, a lot of the icu beds, jam-packed and also a lot of pediatric wards also jam-packed as well. talk about just report for us, if you will, the situation and how dire it has been up and down the coast of florida. >> i think the thing that struck me the most was a pediatric doctor in collier county who decided that she would participate in a psa and this was a video put together by the hospital that then the school board decided to send out. this is collier count my where they do not mandate masks, it's up to the parents and the children to decide what to do. when this doctor was on camera urging people to seriously wear masks, she was crying and had to walk off camera. she could not get through it because of the number of children she sees showing up in the icu. so the emotion from a doctor who, let's face it, the doctors are frontline every day are patients and they do see some of the most horrible, tragic cases of any illness i

seeing joe biden do, i thought it was a little brittle with joe, i think that was the word joe scarboroughwas a little brittle with george stephanopoulos yesterday, but he's trying to keep the focus on the terms he wants to have it on, and if he can keep it on those terms, he will win. >> thank you so much for spending time with us. i'm sorry for my ringing phone. it will never happen again. >>> up next, the democrat trying to make republicans pay a price politically speaking for january 6th. that's next. this is the sound of change from pnc bank. it's the sound of low cash mode, giving you the options and extra time needed to help you avoid an overdraft fee. low cash mode on virtual wallet from pnc bank. one way we're making a difference. when you have metastatic breast cancer, what does it mean to be a thriver? it means we grab a hold of what matters most. we sweat the details. ask for what we want. get what we need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenopausal women with

second ago, a world where all democrats, all factions could be told, look, guys, listen to joe scarborough over here, our fate is in our hands now. you have a world where you're going to give your president a giant win and there are going to be complexities but we're going to march forward having done something we haven't been able to do in a long time. you're all going to have to deal with some parts of the bill you don't like. the alternative is failure for joe biden. how is that better for you? how is that better for your politics? i think that argument would have been highly persuasive for joe biden about three months ago. if biden is in some kind of a long-term slide now, if some combination of republican messaging and facts on the ground, not just afghanistan but covid, the economy, if inflation starts to tick up, that's one of the great fears of moderates in the house and senate is that pumping this much money into the economy is going to send inflation out of control. a lot of people look at biden's future and their future in 2022 and 2024, their real fear is the fear of inflation.

. >> you know, katie, joe scarborough here, katie, this past olympic games there were a lot of storiese again. pressure on someone like you absolutely extraordinary. we talk about the weight of the world on you as far as expectations go. i'm just curious for young athletes that want to follow in your footsteps, what is the balance, taking care of yourself balance. how do you keep balanced and measured as you push forward to be the best in the world? >> yeah. the keyword there is balance. i have people around me from family to my coaches to teammates at stanford to my professors at stanford, everyone helps me live a balanced life. and i just finished my degree at stanford. in the pool, i try to stay focused on my own goals. i know other people set goals for me, have expectations, but if i stay focused on my goals, that's when i'm most successful. i feel like i did a great job of doing that leading into tokyo and that's why i was able to do what i did. >> i'm still old fashioned enough to see the gold medals around your neck as an american and get chills because what it means to be an am