i am sure that if you had some of the employers of selby district in front of you, they would tell youthe global market, and the more that the people — the key people, the same problems they would have. there is a price above they cannot get for pickers and they have to keep the cost down as far as they can. within reason. you're watching our round—up of the day in the commons and the lords. still to come: legalised truancy? or a vital arrangement? the practise of "pairing" mps in commons votes stirs up more debate. it's beginning to look like a record—breaking summer, with much of the uk sweltering day after day in above average temperatures. but as large sections of the population lap up the sunshine, many others hunt for the best spot to find some shady relief. so, is britain a nation that's any good at coping with hot weather? are the health and safety rules adequate for helping us to avoid the adverse effects of high temperatures? at question time, one mp thought the regulations needed looking at. today, the met office for public health england has issued a level three amber heat

kate selby time now so yeah yeah perfect like a natural you look like a natural here have something to chew something out yeah we have something else you know the russian chick called i don't know. he says name but i know him by his face just bald the word. there must indeed and what i have for you here. i'm just going to give you this. do you think that maybe you could hold it like this and say if you was pretend you were a russian coach which in english you know english you feel the power of the star yes or no a part of me had yeah the moment give me the speech. you've got you've got to give better get a search for we're going to go for team we have all the fans here all or nothing come on it's your country it's your toy you need to make your own history come on good good brother she brought up russian players please i you remind me a mexico buddy do you have a message to russian fans thank you thank you for the hospitality thank you for making it such an amazing experience continue supporting the team it's a wonderful world cup good luck and i hope that they would do with the world

. >> reporter: brittany selby was kristene's close friend. >> she was, like, the comic relief in our little group of friends. >> reporter: brittany says kristene's sense of humor was a perfect match for mollie's. >> mollie definitely brought out kristene's crazy side. it was never -- never a dull moment with those two. >> reporter: but for this group of girls, "crazy" and "dull" were relative terms. >> we were not the party kids. we never drank or anything like that. we would go to taco bell. we would go to coffee shops. and we would go to parks. >> reporter: which is exactly what mollie and kristene decided to do on a warm summer night back in june of 2012. their destination, violet andrews park. >> that place seem safe to you? >> yeah, it did. >> all the parks did. >> we would go at night all the time. >> reporter: before heading out, the two called brittany, asking if she wanted to join them. brittany took a pass. >> they had asked me to go, but i had a volleyball game the next morning. so i wasn't able to. >> reporter: it was a decision that still haunts her. >> i just know -- be

danny savage reports from selby in north yorkshire.ield on the edge of the vale of york, all humans are welcome — because they bring food. these cows should be eating the grass, but no rain means it hasn't grown, so they have to eat baled feed — highly unusual in summer and very expensive. i've never known anything as dry as this, in all my time farming. i don't think we've had any significant rain for, oh, it'll be six weeks, i would think. so now we're having to feed the winter forage that we've kept back for winter, and there's going to be a shortage of straw. it could be quite an expensive winter. it is exceptional. the last and we had conditions like this was 1976... a short distance away atjohnson‘s commercial nursery, they grow plants for garden centres and local authorities. the trouble is the hot weather means fewer people are wanting to buy plants, because they don't think they'll last. there has been a tangible slowdown in optics, ever since the talk of hosepipe bans etc, people are not willing to put plants in and just watc

we're taking note that central shop has moved to a new location in the city, 555 selby street, so those are where our rigs will bow when they need repair and maintenance. station 35, i reported at the last meeting, we attended -- it was a huge hurdle really with bcdc. commissioner hardeman was there, and they approved a permit which was a big step in the process, and so we're moving forward on that project. we're looking at final completion. new station very late part of 2020, and there's artwork that goes along with that, too, so we're in the process of assisting in selecting the artwork for that station. regarding the a.d.f., ambulance deployment facility, the demoand abatement have been completed behind station 9. this is where the future ambulance deployment facility will be. all construction permits have been pulled. i believe chief zanoff with d.p.w. took a wall through of the site and construction companies will soon be participating in the bidding process which we're hoping to have complete by the end of this summer. and we're also working on artwork for that facility. station 1

danny savage reports from selby in north yorkshire.e edge of the vale of york, all humans are welcome — because they bring food. these cows should be eating the grass, but no rain means it hasn't grown, so they have to eat baled feed — highly unusual in summer and very expensive. i've never known anything as dry as this, and all my time farming. i don't think without any significant rain for, oh, it'll be six weeks, i would think. so now we having to feed the winter forage that we've kept back for winter, and there's going to be a shortage of straw. it could be quite an expensive winter. it is exceptional. the last and we had conditions like this was 1976... a short distance away atjohnson‘s commercial nursery, they grow plants for garden centres and local authorities. the trouble is the hot weather means fewer people are wanting to buy plans, because they don't think they'll last. there has been a tangible slowdown in uptake, ever since the talk of hosepipe bans etc, people are not willing to put plans in and just watch them, sort of,

taliban fighters wander through the streets of the city and took selby's with afghan soldiers and they worshiped alongside those they had been exchanging fire worth a few days earlier here for many afghans taliban and pro-government alight it was an exhilarating first taste of what peace might look like. the united states has made clear that we are prepared to support, facilitate and participate in negotiations between the afghan government and that taliban. we will support all afghan sake-- stakeholders as they work to reach a negotiated settlement that ends the conflict and ensures afghanistan is never again used as a safe haven for terrorist groups. our desired outcome through any peace process is clear and has not changed. the taliban must renounce violence, break ties with al qaeda and accept afghan constitution including protection for women in my own. although they are enemies the south is a strategy is having an impact on the battlefield with tactical levels from us military advisers the afghan security forces have slowed the taliban momentum, improved air support, a generation

one severe ones, particularly towards the selbys, very much hit and miss. very dry day, and another sunny one. any showers will be further isolated across england and wales. sunny spells in scotland and wales. sunny spells in scotland and northern ireland with a bit more cloudier and their across the west, maybe bringing the odd spot of rain to the far west of northern ireland. temperatures climbing across the south could be above 30 degrees once again. into the weekend, high pressure is still firmly in charge. it has got to strive for so long now, and it is uk wide into the weekend, so wherever you are, most of the time, it will be dry. 12 exceptions on sunday, the sidmouth saturday, long sunny spells, that of cloud bubbling up and spreading out in places, but it will still be a finer and warmer day across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures and northern ireland. temperatures and the mid—205, low 30s towards the south and east. as the sunday, that slight change i mentioned will bring the chances if you show at the highlands and islands is a weak we