we cannot allow here from scott duncan, a material adjust in london. hello scott. even higher temperature as i expected next week in parts of europe. why is this happening? indeed, as you've just seen, from your switches there, that we've had intense heat done in the south western parts of europe. so mainly spain and portugal, and also north west africa with that is this is going to start lifting its way north, over this weekend and into early next week and a few factors behind it. as mentioned, also not reports been exceptionally drive to the ground is very, very dry, very easy to burn. but that's also good for transporting the heat. and then also maintaining its intensity always at places like northern france, even in places like northern england, all the way up to scotland for example, to go basically a perfect weather pattern for delivering this heat. also, the surface conditions are just primed to break those records. as we said in the higher temperature, as i expected in the coming days, are the forest fires that are happening likely to continue through summe

scott duncan, with her ologist in london. let's look at some more stories making headlines around the wild flaps, triggered by terrain. terrain have killed at least 12 people in the south. the 4 problems of sudan. at least $100.00 houses in comes for displaced. people are damaged or destroyed. the united nations with g agency as coordinates and 8 efforts . a cargo plane carrying weapons house crashed in northern greece. all 8 people on board were killed. officials say the aircraft was flying from sab. yeah, to bangladesh. the plane was transported more time. munition. pilots reported engine trouble. savvy as foreign ministry has criticized croatia for refusing to allow the serbian president alexander portraits to visit a world war 2 concentration come pro. now's the authorities, killed tens of thousands of other yes, you know back. com. but if we get a lot to get going on him, let's get the latest on the war in ukraine. ration may files have struck industrial facilities in the south and ship building, city of mc alive, defend

i spoke about the weather with meteorologists, scott duncan, and asked him what role climate change place and all of this. it maybe says more simple if you just think that the planet warming or whole source is places like north africa, even through spain, portugal in france, and they're warmer the sea surface temperatures are also very warm across mediterranean. and when we start to lift those air masses north, across europe, then they're more likely to be on the halter side of what was considered normal in the past, for example. so it's, it's easier to then exceed these extreme threshold. so as the planet warms, not just in europe across the world, higher temperatures are just more likely to fall. how worrying are these extreme weather events? well, we're seeing more and more of them so that the combination of seeing these extreme heat thresholds not just being broken, but sometimes completely obliterated by quite large margins. we saw that in canada last year. we've seen japan, but he records this year, no western europe, under the bullseye as we go through today and tomorrow. so obviou

scott duncan with her ologist in london. let's look at some more stories making headlines around the wild flats, triggered by torrential rain, have killed at least 12 people in the south. the 4 province of savanna, at least $100.00 houses in, comes for displeased people damaged or destroyed. united nations with the agency is coordinating efforts from french residents. manuel mac wrong has been needing common ration for the 80 at the various fee of the round up of jewish residents during the nazi occupation. in 1942 french police carried out german orders to arrest some 15000 people. many were late at the port at to announce the debt comes a cargo plane carrying weapons as crashed in north in greece. all 8 people on board were killed. officials say the aircraft was flying from serbia to bangladesh. the plane was transport and mo amunition pilots reported engine trouble . no more school has stepped up. it's a toxic rosie green in recent days, russian missiles have struck industrial facilities in the south and city of miracle l

duncan scott will be the commonwealth champion! 's a scotland england one—two, as duncan scott and tom dean take gold and silver in the pool. good evening. by this time tomorrow we will know if england women's wait for a major trophy has ended after they take on germany in tomorrow's euros final at wembley. the lionesses, who've scored 20 goals and conceded only one so far, have been preparing to take on the most successful nation in the tournament's history. our sports correspondent natalie pirks looks ahead to tomorrow's game. you know it's a big deal when the queen �*s guard get involved. the familiar refrain of the three lions has been echoing round every ground on route to wembley. and will no doubt again for this sell—out final. from lionesses of the past to the current squad, as they survey the pristine pitch that took a moment to take it all into work out where theirfamilies will be take it all into work out where their families will be for the defining match of their careers on the spot where they might be lifting the spot

and many or ologist scott duncan joins me now from london. scott, welcome to the shell. temperature records are being shattered all over europe. why is this happening? says a particular severe heat wave that's been kind of brewing over spain and portugal and also north west africa or last few days, really. and it's been hot there for actually quite a while, even through me, and it's been drying out of the ground. we've been intensifying the heat over iberia and then the perfect weather set up is there just to then start listing that north through places like france. and in the case we're just starting to see just how hot this air masses as it lifts north. so basically we've got an extreme weather event, but given that the long term warming of our planet, this sort of thing is just easier to break records. now the, our planet is in deep warmer at, let's talk about the role climate change plays in all of this. how. how is this be exacerbated by a planet that is becoming warmer and warmer shot? well, it maybe says more simple. if you just think t

themselves. drink plenty of water, stay out of the sun, and check on those at risk. meteorologists, scott duncan in london, told us that the extreme heat is not only affecting europe. so this is very intense . he absolute for western europe is probably the most intense currently, but we've been seeing several events, right? not just this year, but the last 3 years. in particular. we're breaking ricker, breaking records not by just small margins by enormous margins, and it's not confined to just europe like last year. for example, in canada, the record breaking down there. we've also had intense heat in japan the last couple of months, which was shattering longstanding and very significant records. so it's not just europe, we're seeing a lot of heat records tumble across where we are seeing cooler weather, for example. the southern hemisphere is a land media condition at the moment. it has been seen record rainfall. it's been quite cold. they're also new zealand, for example. but the main emphasis that there are far greater number of heat records falling compared to any of these localized cold re

scott duncan, with her ologist in london to some more stories making headlines around the wild flats. try get by there and show rain, have killed at least 12 people in the south. the whole province also done at least $100.00 houses and comes, what is please people are damaged or destroyed. the united nations refugee agency is coordinating 8 efforts french president, manuel mac wrong has been leading commemorations for the 18th anniversary of the round up of jewish residents during the nazi occupation. in 1942 french police carried out german orders to arrest some. 13000 people. many were later reported to announce the debt comes a cargo plane carrying weapons has crashed in north in greece. all the people on board were killed. official, see, the aircraft was flying from soviet to bangladesh. the plane was transported more to munition. the pilots reported engine trouble. moscow has stepped up. it's miss al attacks across the green recent days. russian missiles of struck in industrial facilities in the south and ship building. city of nikolai, most of the fighting is in the eastern regi

scott duncan, but ologist in london. well, let's get the latest on the war in ukraine. russian missiles have struck industrial facilities in the south and should build in city of miracle life. defend as fear, russian forces are prepare india next offensive. most of the fighting is in the eastern region of duets, which shedding along the entire front line, our next report is from park rusk, is small city in the path of russia's advance digital media yet well, my mother grieving the loss of a son, a lot of me, i'm washing shanker, died trying to stop the russian at vons on his home city of po cost. when the city's mayor has come to pay his respects. if not for the 1st time, which in law go many citizens from the done that region went to defend our country . there are many of our guys on the front line. you can have been killed since february 24th. and there are many people who are being drafted now, which i'm longer using with russia for, to slowly gaining ground the war to reaching people's lives here and other ways to in

absolutely and in the time i have been away, medals success for duncan scott in the pool of scotland,een taking golf in scotland, one of the most highly anticipated races of the night. let me then shuttle you what that means for the medals table. we are approaching the end of day two of these commonwealth games. no surprise, the australians are at the top, with marathon winners. new zealand had a great day as well. england are third. malaysia are fourth with two golds. scotland is fifth. it is nine medals in total for scotland, we should add, and in fact, scotland have a nine medals. let us not scrimp on their medals and duncan scott will be entirely thrilled with what he has just done. that graphic is slightly out of date, forgive us of that, but duncan scott is a gold medal winner tonight. here at the commonwealth games, the bbc iplayer, if you want to keep track of the swimming action, we have two hours to enjoy. but from all of us here, for now, at a very lively victoria square in the centre of birmingham, thanks for watching. good night. hello there. despite quite a warm, humid f

, and maggie mcneilfrom ben proud, duncan scott, and maggie mcneil from canada ben proud, duncanas a golden day for malaysia in the weightlifting. mohammed won the p5 kilograms, and then they made it a double celebration for the country in the 61 kg. lifting a combined total of 285 kilograms, a new record. more weightlifting medals are to be won on sunday as well as in the pool won on sunday as well as in the pool, and it is the men's and women's rugby sevens finals. all the action for yourself on the website. is this you? a lottery player in the us has won more than $1.3—billion, one of the biggest prizes in lottery history. the jackpot has grown because no—one has won it since april. the megamillions ticket was bought in the state of illinois but the winner, hasn't yet come forward. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @garethbarlow. hello there. saturday was a warm and humid day for many of us. in places, we got to see some sunshine. in other places, the humidity gave rise to a lot of cloud, mist and murk and some outbreaks of rain, and there's more cloud and rain in the forecast

it's also a big day in the pool with the likes of adam peaty, tom dean and duncan scott all in the huntng to victory in the 50 metres butterfly. the 2014 champion was disqualified in his heat back in 208 but says he earned redemption tonight. after finishing second to tom dean at last year's 0lympics, scotland's duncan scott pipped the englishman to win the men's 200 metre freestyle. england's imogen clark and hannah russell also picked up silver tonight, as did scotland's stephen clegg. england's netballers are continuing the defence of their commonwealth title. they thrashed trindad and tobago in their opening match and there was another comfortable win today as they beat malawi 66—41. they next play northern ireland on monday, who heavily lost their opener to new zealand last night. scotland were also soundly beaten today by australia. in the t20 cricket, the opening match of the day saw new zealand take on south africa. a great knock of 91 not out from suzie bates helped new zealand to a total of 167—2 from their 20 overs. south africa fought hard but fell 13 runs short of their tar

scotland's duncan scott goes up against south african chad le clos in the men's 200 metre butterfly final breatstroke. so plenty to look forward to here. to you in the studio. max verstappen has extended his formula one championship lead to 80 points after winning the hungarian grand prix. the dutchman produced one of the drives of his career to finish first after starting from tenth. poor strategy decisions saw the ferraris slip away allowing lewis hamilton to finish second ahead of his mercedes team mate george russell who'd started from pole. let's go back to wembley for the latest and here is the goal that put england i—0. ella toone, it was. the substitute without absolutely delightful finish. substitute without absolutely delightfulfinish. at substitute without absolutely delightful finish. at that moment to look like england might be on course for victory. theirfirst look like england might be on course for victory. their first ever major tournament in women's football. ella toone are putting them ahead but germany, well, they levelled matters with about ten minutes to go. and it w

it's a big day in the pool with the likes of adam peaty, tom dean and duncan scott all in the hunt for won his heat of the 100 metres breast stroke, making it through to the semi finals. he was the ony swimmer to finish in under one minute. just a ten week answer from that fractured foot. but he was happy with that performance. later tonight england's olympic champion tom dean and scotland's duncan scott, who took silver in tokyo will go head to head again in the final of the men's 200 metres freestyle after they clocked the two fastest times this morning. 10 finals in swimming from 7 o'clock tonight, you can follow it all on the iplayer. england's netballers are continuing the defence of their commonwealth title. they thrashed trindad and tobago in their opening match and there was another comfortable win today as they beat malawi 66—41. they next play northern ireland on monday, who lost their opener heavily to new zealand last night. scotland were also soundly beaten today by australia. in the t20 cricket, the opening match of the day saw new zealand take on south africa. a great kn

. >> duncan: scott, thank you.ng news, elon musk is bailing on his $44 billion deal to buy twitter. musk claims twitter was in material breach of their agreement because the company made false and misleading statements during negotiations. for its part, twitter's board still hopes to close the deal and says it will "pursue legal action" meaning the fate of this deal will likely be in a courtroom. we turn to highland park, illinois, where funeral services have begun for the seven people killed when a gunman opened fire on an independence day parade. we're also getting new details on previous interactions between police and the suspect. here's cbs' charlie de mar. ( singing ) >> reporter: sadness filled two synagogues today at sevens for two of the seven people killed during the mass shooting at highland park, illinois' fourth of july parade. >> there's nothing, not one single thing that makes us being brought together to mourn for jacki acceptable. >> reporter: jacki sundheim was remembered for her contagious laugh

swimming pool, including gold medals for england's ben proud in the 50m butterfly and scotland's duncan scott emma mckeon in the women's 100m butterfly. it was a golden day meanwhile for malaysia in the weightlifting. mohamad kasdan won the men's 55kg, and afterwards aznil bidin made it a double celebration for the country in the men's 61kg. the 28—year—old who lifted a combined total of 285 kilograms for a new games' record. and there's more weightlifting medals to be won on sunday, as well as in the pool, and it's the men's and women's rugby sevens finals. the bbc pop smoke chetan pathak there. —— the bbc�*s. by this time tomorrow we will know if england women's wait for a major trophy has ended after they take on germany in the euros final at wembley. the lionesses who've scored twenty goals and conceded only one so far, have been getting ready to take on the most successful nation in the tournament's history. the germans have won it eight times. our sports correspondent, natalie pirks, looks ahead to the match. music: three lions - - 'football's coming home'. you know it's a big deal when

tonight, england's tom dean and scotland's duncan scott go head—to—head, having wrapped up the two fastestthroughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. let's get more on the breaking news in the last hour. police in lincolnshire says they've arrested a 22—year—old man on suspicion of murdering nine—year—old lilia valutyte in boston. she was found with stab wounds on thursday evening. a short time ago, martyn parker from lincolnshire police gave this update. following our appeal on the release of the cctv, i can confirm that we have arrested a 22—year—old man on suspicion of murder. he is now in police custody. 0fficers detained the man in the boston central park area around 2:45pm today. the arrest follows a combination of intelligence and information supplied by several members of the public. i would like to thank everyone for their assistance as we continue our investigation. we are still encouraging anyone with information to contact us and you can

scotland's duncan scott took bronze.ten minutes and 55 seconds, despite briefly going the wrong way in the closing stages. he says the motorbikes briefly confused him. thankfully it didn't damage his medal chances, as he gives uganda their first—ever commonwealth games marathon gold. in the women's race, australia'sjessica stenson is finally a commonwealth champion. she won bronze in 2014 and 2018, but raced clear here in the closing couple of miles, to take gold. she finished 2a seconds clear of kenya's margaret muriuki. defending champion namibia's helalia johannes finished third. the weightlifting competitions also got under way on saturday and mohamad kasdan won malaysia's first commonwealth games gold of birmingham 2022, with victory in the men's 55kg he previously created history by being the first malaysian weightlifter to win a medal in the weightlifting world championships and now has added a commonwealth gold. well, aznil bidin made it a double celebration for the country in the men's 61kg. the 28—year—old lift

swimming pool, including gold medals for england's ben proud in the 50m butterfly and scotland's duncan scottstralia's emma mckeon in the women's 100m butterfly. it was a golden day, meanwhile, for malaysia in the weightlifting. mohamad kasdan won the men's 55kg, and afterwards aznil bidin made it a double celebration for the country in the men's 61kg. the 28—year—old lifted a combined total of 285kg for a new games record. and there's more weightlifting medals to be won on sunday, as well as in the pool, and it's the men's and women's rugby sevens finals. football, and we are less than 12 hours away from england or germany, it will provide a moment of history. for england, it could bring a first major title. germany are hoping for a record—extending ninth. our sports correspondent natalie pirks looks ahead to the match. band plays three lions (football's coming home). you know it's a big deal when the queen's guard get involved. the familiar refrain of three lions has been echoing round every ground on route to wembley... # football's coming home. # it's coming home. ..and will no doubt agai

later tonight england's olympic champion tom dean and scotland's duncan scott, who took silver in tokyoong scored four times as wales thrashed canada letsjust show lets just show this. the commerce gone, we saw what they did in tokyo, and they spoke both afterwards about what it would mean to them and to win in particular, you can understand the uk—based common wealth games, and we will see that final, 7pm tonight, you can watch the coverage over on bbc one. we turn our attention then to hockey, gareth furlong thrashed canada 5—1 in their opening game of these common wealth games. —— commonwealth games. furlong who's a defender, scored a first—quarter hat—trick before his fourth from a penalty corner in the closing stages. a good win at there for wales. after an impressive start to their netball gold medal defence yesterday, england made it two wins out of two. after thrashing trinidad and tobago yesterday, winning by 7a points to 22. today was a slightly tighter affair, but comfortable for england as, in the end, they beat malawi by 66—41. they next play northern ireland on monday, who

later tonight, england's olympic champion tom dean and scotland's duncan scott, who took silver in tokyod the two fastest times this morning. they were certainly filling... in hockey, gareth furlong scored four times as wales thrashed canada 5—1 in their opening game at the commonwealth games. furlong, who's a defender, scored a first—quarter hat—trick before his fourth from a penalty corner in the closing stages. that is an impressive start for wales for wales. it's not all about the commonwealth games as england's lionesses face germany on sunday at wembley. they are hoping to become the first england team to win a major trophy since the 1966 men's world cup, but will face some tough competition from eight—time finalists germany. tickets for sunday's showpiece at wembley — which has a 87,200 capacity, have sold out making it the most attended euros game everfor men or women. football still — rangers ushered in the new scottish premiership season by coming from behind to win at livingston. two second half—goals in two minutes turned it round. the winner came from captain james tavernier

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scotland's duncan scott back in the water working hard again this morning with two heats, qualified justbutterfly final tonight when adam peaty goes for his third straight commonwealth title in the nine's 100 third straight commonwealth title in the nine's100 metres breaststroke. thank you. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at the earlier time of 3.25pm. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with lukwesa burak. let's turn our attention to the football match of today! let's turn our attention to the football match of today! more now on england's women footballers taking on germany in the euros final. a win for the lionesses would be both their first major trophy — and the first football honour for the nation since the men's world cup victory in 1966. around 90000 fans will be there watching — already there for us is martine croxall who we can join now. has a feeling out there? it feels reall , has a feeling out there? it feels really. really — has a feeling out there? it feels really, really lovely. _ has a feeling out th

i'm scott piper. - nice to meet you. - nice to meet you, duncan. - we've heard a lot about you. - reallyl hearsay. - no, so much so that we brought you a present. - you're kidding! - that's nice. - you heard of duncan all the way from florida? - yeah. pam wall. do you remember pam? - she's a dearest friend in the world. - there you go. so pam wall is a good friend of ours, too. - o.k. - so she told us what your wife particularly likes and wanted, and couldn't get here. so we brought it for you. - yes. another husband. - and you're all from florida? - morning, ma'am! - are you duncan? - i am. - i have gifts for you. - yes, thank you! - some jarred jalapeno peppers with some wheat thins, or what... triscuits! - triscuits! - triscuits. - thank you. - so you've been here before. - yes. - yes. how is it different from other ports? - it's probably more international than almost any other port. and because it's a stopping point in the atlantic for going both ways, every country's flag is visible. and of course, at this time of year, it's chock-a-block full. we were lucky to get this slip. - nor

aquatics centre last night, where the highlight was the battle between great britain team mates duncan scottean, in the 200 metres freestyle. dean had beaten scott to olympic gold in tokyo. but this time the roles were reversed as scott claimed gold for scotland. tipping england's tom dean da silva. last night england's women won team gymnastics gold, emulating the success of the men on friday. today it's the individual all—round events for men and women, and that has already begun in gymnastics hall. have mercedes turned a corner in formula one? britain's george russell has claimed the first pole position of his career, holding off carlos sainz in hungary — he'll start from the front of the grid this afternoon, with lewis hamilton seventh and championship leader max verstappen down in 10th. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what the the papers are saying today. with me are james rampton, features writer at the independent and anne mcelvoy, senior editor at the economist. we will start with going through some of those papers. t

duncan scott from scotland. gold here in brisbane for wales.enaghan from northern ireland. well done, son. it's a bit unusual in that we are all used to competing in the same team and, all of a sudden, we are split up and it's like, oh, 0k. it's been a long time since i've been in a scottish vest at such a big championships. so it's going to be great to have a big championships as this in great britain. not many people can really say that they've got a big championship on their back door. it is going to be an amazing feeling, and just got to stay concentrated and not let the emotions run through. the commonwealth games gives sport and para—sports the same platform. this year, women's t20 cricket is one new addition. and around from the bullring is the beach for the volleyball. events are spread around the west midlands, from warwick in the south to cannock further north. these games are mapped out to make a legacy. birmingham has builtjust one new venue for these commonwealth games and it is here in sandwell, one of the most diverse and densely

duncans which scott wasn't there because he had covid—i9 and hadn't recovered. with that 200 medley and doing 100 free. it's notjust those individuals, is the relays as well that stacks their programme acts. it makes it so exciting. i think the time especially on that medley, because duncan were used to see in the medley. but i think itjust gives it as fresh perspective. it's a fun race. this kind of like the pressure is off a time. hejust a fun race. this kind of like the pressure is off a time. he just gets to go in and enjoy racing and that's when tom delivers because hejust loves to race. when tom delivers because he 'ust loves to _ loves to race. when you are commentating _ loves to race. when you are commentating does - loves to race. when you are commentating does it - loves to race. when you are commentating does it take | loves to race. when you are i commentating does it take you loves to race. when you are - commentating does it take you back to those olympic golds in commonwealth goals. l to those olympic golds in commonwealth goals. i love the common

duncan scott from scotland. gold here in brisbane for wales.ition. and around from the bullring is the beach for the volleyball. events are spread around the west midlands, from warwick in the south to cannock further north. these games are mapped out to make a legacy. birmingham has builtjust one new venue for these commonwealth games and it is here in sandwell, one of the most diverse and densely populated parts of the city. this place has never had a resource like this before. but now it's got an aquatics centre. i feel extremely lucky because i don't think it will just affect us, it will affect future generations. in, like, 20 years' time, yeah, i was there, i saw this happen. the centre has been stitched into smethwick in sandwell borough. by next year, it will be a multipurpose facility. for this community, it is a gateway to sport that, without the games, would not be here. ijoined smethwick swimming club when i was 11. we were fortunate to have pools close by, but nothing like we are going to have now. we've talked about this for a long

duncan scott from scotland, gold. here in brisbane for wales.hys mcclenaghan from northern ireland. well done, son. it's a bit unusual in that we are all used to competing in the same team and, all of a sudden, we are split up and it's like, oh, 0k. it's been a long time since i've been in a scottish vest at such a big championships. so it's going to be great to have such big championships as this in great britain. not many people can really say that they've got a big championship on their back doorstep. it is going to be an amazing feeling, and just got to stay concentrated and not let the emotions run through. the commonwealth games gives sport and para—sports the same platform. this year, women's t20 cricket is one new addition. and around from the bullring is the beach for the volleyball. events are spread around the west midlands, from warwick in the south to cannock further north. these games are mapped out to make a legacy. birmingham has builtjust one new venue for these commonwealth games and it is here in sandwell, one of the most dive