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iwill government on families here in sheffield. i will never forgive boris — sheffield.oris johnson for how he managed the andemic. ., ,, , ., ,, , ., pandemic. thank you. stephanie, in taunton, hello. _ pandemic. thank you. stephanie, in taunton, hello. i— pandemic. thank you. stephanie, in taunton, hello. i am _ pandemic. thank you. stephanie, in taunton, hello. i am seeing - pandemic. thank you. stephanie, in taunton, hello. i am seeing that i pandemic. thank you. stephanie, in| taunton, hello. i am seeing that you are a manager of a care home. an important plank of this inquiry. i am. my thoughts go out to the gentleman before and to all his colleagues. how emotive this subject has been, and still is. my heart goes out to him. we had our challenges at our end. don't forget the care homes, because we have been there and it is quite emotional. so if you were at the inquiry asking questions and making a point, what would it be? i questions and making a point, what would it be?— would it be? i would love that gentleman — would it be? i would love that gentleman with _ wo

i'm the first to try in the 22-23 fa cup match between ham and sheffield united, the referee showed aned card, its peculiarity is that it is understandable, even for players who do not distinguish colors. what exactly is its specificity? here is such an unusual question. we enter carefully yes next time and alexey e. i guess she was round, she was round shaped absolutely right that way. it was understandable to the players, even those who have vision problems. this is the correct answer. we continue barillai. the theme of football remains on the neighbor continue. what individual award did the argentine enzefernandez receive at the 2022 world cup alexey best young europe lesson best young player. absolutely right. this is the correct answer in the world cup family games. he scored one naked and made one assist alexei by the way the theme of the olympiad olympiad. change him does not agree. how old is the belarusian state university of physical education in 2022? we recall the history of national physical education. and my friends , there is no answer. unfortunately, the correct answer

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that's avery sheffield let's get to our twitter question of the day. we want to know has the risk/reward continued to improve for stocks vote yes or no the results later on in the hour let's get a check on some top stocks to watch as we head into the close. >> well, delta is at its highest level in over a year after projecting full-year earnings per share at the high end of its previous range demand is, quote, off the chain. and delta is still seeing customers pay for more expensive seats. that includes jet blue, united and american you can see they're all 5% or more on your screen right now. let's talk about walgreens right now. it is having its worst day since 2020 after its first earnings miss in 20 years also lowering its full-year guidance as it sees lower demand for covid services and margin pressures related to a lighter respiratory season which is good news for us, bad news for the stock which is down over 9.5%. >> yeah. thank you. we'll see you in just a bit. up next, searching for opportunity. john spallanzani is breaking out his second half

wanted both football clubs to do well, so he used to go and visit sheffield united. thank you for sharing that. it's honestly very, i sharing that. it's honestly very, very difficult for you, and at your side is well who will be kicking off today. hearing mike talk like that, your own experiences? your grandfather's on your chest there. what it mean to be holding the bat on? it what it mean to be holding the bat on? , ., ., �* , ., ., on? it is a lot. i'm trying not to look at mike — on? it is a lot. i'm trying not to look at mike because _ on? it is a lot. i'm trying not to look at mike because he - on? it is a lot. i'm trying not to look at mike because he will i on? it is a lot. i'm trying not to | look at mike because he will set on? it is a lot. i'm trying not to - look at mike because he will set me off. but it it is an honour, it is a privilege. in a way i wish i wasn't carrying it, iwish privilege. in a way i wish i wasn't carrying it, i wish my grandads hadn't have killed themselves, but i just want to do a fraction of what mike is doing and spreading the an

in fact, temperatures holding up at around 23 degrees in london and in sheffield at 10:00 in the eveninguld well be a little bit uncomfortable for sleeping. those temperatures falling a little bit further into the early hours of sunday. but with the humid air in place, sunday is going to turn into another very warm day. however, this frontal system pushing in from the west will bring a change for some of us with a band of heavy, thundery rain already in place across northern ireland. first thing that will push its way eastwards and ahead of it, some showers will pop up across parts of northern england, eastern scotland. these could be heavy and thundery in nature, but further south and particularly further southeast, it should stay largely dry with lots of sunshine and that warmth being squashed into the southeast corner. so temperatures in london likely to get to 31 degrees, butjust i9 for belfast, fresher in the west. and that fresher air will move across all parts of the country as we move into the start of the new week. there are, though, furtherfrontal systems lying in wait, so we w

from his bedroom in sheffield he started his now famous stadium pictures that have been displayed at. in berlin, niall guite smash through some more boundaries but still surrounded intellectual disability. 25 km, 46 minutes, sprint finish and a silver medal. it was a really tactical race, and it went really well. and it was tiring. the connection you get from the absolute everybody is pure joy. it is wonderful and everyone is rooting for everyone else. gb cyclist are a team within a team for these games. sharing achievement effort, render the motto here, be your best. during the pandemic ella curtis learn how to write a bicycle now here she is racing. now here she is completing the one km time trial in three and a half minutes and winning. gold medallist, ella curtis how do you feel? happy, excited. i love to race. did you feel nervous or scared at all today? no. i was very excited. can you tell me what is in your heart right now? i can't tell you that. it's bursting. i'm so proud she worked really hard. ella taught herself how to ride those two wheels during lockdown and she said sh

robyn and the team are off to sheffield this weekend to watch the show, which is currently being filmedof the gladiators cast sporting their bristol creations on prime—time tv. pam caulfield, bbc news. a restored and rare aston martin bulldog achieved a top speed of 205.4 mph on its attempt to break 200 mph. the one—of—a kind prototype was originally built in 1979. it was designed to be the fastest—ever production car on the road. it achieved its top speed on two of its four runs at a former nato airbase in argyll. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. the pause button is held firmly down on our weather across the uk at the moment. many of us have seen no significant rain so far this month and before the end of the week there�*s none to come. why is it so dry? the area of high pressure being held down across the uk currently. you can see it wobbles about a little bit in the next few days. that affects the wind direction somewhat and potentially where we�*ll see some of the thickest cloud, but it�*s not until we start to see this low, that�*s close to portuga

from his bedroom in sheffield he started his now famous stadium pictures that have been displayed at. in berlin, niall guite smash through some more boundaries but still surrounded intellectual disability. 25 km, 46 minutes, sprint finish and a silver medal. it was a really tactical race, and it went really well. and it was tiring. the connection you get from the absolute everybody is pure joy. it is wonderful and everyone is rooting for everyone else. gb cyclist are a team within a team for these games. sharing achievement effort, render the motto here, be your best. during the pandemic ella curtis learn how to write a bicycle now here she is racing. 0lympics. all we have to do is enjoy. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. thursday turned into another very warm june day, and we've had no shortage of those recently. temperatures in the sunniest spots in the south—east got up to 29 celsius. and over the next few days, with this feed of very warm and increasingly humid ai

david sillito, bbc news, sheffield. great to see them back.lling on the garment to back a new bill making it a legal right for families to be able to visit loved ones in care homes. the motion was put forward in parliament yesterday. dan carter was unable to visit his dying father during covid. it could take months for it to be legislation. fiur for it to be legislation. our message — for it to be legislation. our message is. _ for it to be legislation. our message is, everyone - for it to be legislation. oi" message is, everyone wants it, there is no opposition, let'sjust get message is, everyone wants it, there is no opposition, let's just get on and do it. they could do it before the second reading so why not? its going to happen anyway so why not do it quickly? it will help all of us. a competitor has died in the super twin race in the isle of man tt. he was killed after a crash on the third and final lap of the race last night. he was the fastest ever spanish rider to have competed in the event. urgent improvements are needed to maternity

sheffield united host crystal palace.in their season opener on the sunday, that is sunday the 13th. all of the fixtures can be found on the bbc sport website. breaking news: west ham united have turned down an initial bid for declan rice. there were a number of clauses which led to it being rejected. do expect further communication from arsenal. sources at west ham do expect further communication from arsenal, but they're also said to be anticipating an offer from manchester city, who are refusing to comment. jude bellingham has been presented at his new club real madrid in the last couple of hours, after completing move from borussia dortmund in a deal that could be worth up to 115 million pounds. we can cross live to madrid now and join our reporterjohn watson who was in the press confernece a little earlier. john. . .. many thanks. good afternoon from real madrid's training ground. standing here in the beautiful spanish sun, you ask a question, what is it that drew bellingham to real madrid? the answer is, he had his p

david sillito, bbc news, sheffield. time for a look at the weather, here's tomasz schafernaker. will tell you what it is going to turn very warm over the next few days, and humid as well, the nights are going to be pretty steamy. but with that, also a risk of storms, and we do need the rainfall, it has been incredibly dry over the last two weeks or more, in fact, central parts of england last time it rained was the 11th of may, and in parts of southern wales, number than that. glorious sunshine partly in western areas, all thanks to the high pressure which has been stopping the wedding fronts —— the weather fronts from reaching the uk, but things are going to be changing. you can see these wind arrows coming off the north sea, which we have been seen for quite some time now, loud getting pushed by this wind, moving inland overnight, and then the best of the sunshine ending up being across western areas, and then that strong june sunshine working its magic and the cloud burns back. so, not everybody has had the sunshine in the last few days. for some of us it has been great and c

in the semi-finals, united beat brighton and manchester city by eliminating sheffield united. visit finale of pep guardiola's students, who won the premier league tonight to win 3 tonight, and on june 29 in istanbul, turkey , in the final of the european champions league, italy defeated manchester united to win the league cup this season. the national cup must go through their powerful tuition, which until this moment, of course, does not have poverty . live images of this game of the final of the national cup of the english club competition, with the result of a package with a goal that this young man scored 7 goals in a match. from this point of view, the progress in the 18th game will be evaluated let's put aside cal walker, who plays the role of a classic defender and is completely inclined to the sides. alexis and eintracht frankfurt will face each other in the final of the german fa cup on saturday night at 21:30 iran time. in the final of the german cup, the teams of leipzig and eintracht frankfurt will face each other in the berlin olympic games to defend the title of the previous

indian authorities sheffield. indian authorities say— sheffield.gret— sheffield. indian authorities say a signal problem was likely reeperrerbre— say a signal problem was likely responsible for— say a signal problem was likely responsible for the country's were— responsible for the country's were trem— responsible for the country's worst train crash— responsible for the country's worst train crash in decades . worst train crash in decades. rear-e— worst train crash in decades. rear-e ee— worst train crash in decades. that's as the _ worst train crash in decades. that's as the death toll has now been— that's as the death toll has now been revised— that's as the death toll has now been revised down— that's as the death toll has now been revised down to 275 people. another— been revised down to 275 people. arrerrrer noo— been revised down to 275 people. another 1200 were _ been revised down to 275 people. another 1200 were injured when a passenger— another 1200 were injured when a peeeerrger rrerrr— another1200 were injured when a passenger train hit—

in fact, temperatures holding up at around 23 degrees in london and in sheffield at 10:00 in the eveningemperatures falling a little bit further into the early hours of sunday. but with the humid air in place, sunday is going to turn into another very warm day. however, this frontal system pushing in from the west will bring a change for some of us with a band of heavy, thundery rain already in place across northern ireland. first thing that will push its way eastwards and ahead of it, some showers will pop up across parts of northern england, eastern scotland. these could be heavy and thundery in nature, but further south and particularly further southeast, it should stay largely dry with lots of sunshine and that warmth being squashed into the southeast corner. so temperatures in london likely to get to 31 degrees, but just 19 for belfast, fresher in the west. and that fresher air will move across all parts of the country as we move into the start of the new week. there are, though, further frontal systems lying in wait, so we will see further outbreaks of rain at times and potentially

you stood against wok— sheffield. you stood against wrek cregg.— sheffield.party at the time as well. in the party at the time as well. n zone— the party at the time as well. n zore r— the party at the time as well. in 2019 i made— the party at the time as well. in 2019 i made that— the party at the time as well. in 2019 i made that choice so i publicly said i didn't think i could in good faith, put myself forward to be a labour mp when the labour party was not tackling the anti—semitism that we saw for so clearly in our own ranks . and i couldn't put myself ranks. and i couldn't put myself up and genuinely stand on a doorstep, knock on a door and tell people at that point that in good faith i thought there were no problems with anti—semitism or that the labour party had tackled the issue sufficient . well, so i made that sufficient. well, so i made that clear. i made that public because i did think we still had a long way to go. and i'm really pleased that now, as i say, look, i'm a mayor in south yorkshire. i've put myself forward to be the mayor of south y

you stood against wok— sheffield. you stood against wrek cregg.— sheffield. time as well. in the party at the time as well. n zone— the party at the time as well. n zore r— the party at the time as well. in 2019 i made— the party at the time as well. in 2019 i made that— the party at the time as well. in 2019 i made that choice so i publicly said i didn't think i could in good faith, put myself forward to be a labour mp when the labour party was not tackling the anti—semitism that we saw for so clearly in our own ranks . and i couldn't put myself ranks. and i couldn't put myself up and genuinely stand on a doorstep, knock on a door and tell people at that point that in good faith i thought there were no problems with anti—semitism or that the labour party had tackled the issue sufficient . well, so i made that sufficient. well, so i made that clear. i made that public because i did think we still had a long way to go. and i'm really pleased that now, as i say, look, i'm a mayor in south yorkshire. i've put myself forward to be the mayor of south yorkshire for

this is sheffield in the last hour or so. you _ charge! this is sheffield in the last hour or so.sk in many areas but because of the way showers form that could be gaps between but in the worst of them, they will be nasty and we could see as much as a month or even a bit more worth of rainfall and just in the space of a few hours, leading to some flash flooding especially given the ground is so dry and to go with it frequent lightning and potentially large hail so there could be disruption later today and it's across parts of england, wales and the west of northern ireland where met office warnings indicate the greatest risk of those storms later. let's focus on what's happening out there. he thunderstorms towards the southeast pushed across east anglia are easing and some across parts of northern england at the moment and went to the far west of scotland, most of you start dry with cloud to england and wales and humid and monkey starts and as the heat and humidity combined later, more showers will come to life, especially in the afternoon. parts of scotland will be dry in the far

in fact, temperatures holding up at around 23 degrees in london and in sheffield at 10:00 in the eveningfalling a little bit further into the early hours of sunday. but with the humid air in place, sunday is going to turn into another very warm day. however, this frontal system pushing in from the west will bring a change for some of us with a band of heavy, thundery rain already in place across northern ireland first thing. that will push its way eastwards and ahead of it, some showers will pop up across parts of northern england, eastern scotland. these could be heavy and thundery in nature. but further south and particularly further south—east, it should stay largely dry with lots of sunshine and that warmth being squashed into the south—east corner. so, temperatures in london likely to get to 31 degrees but just 19 for belfast. fresher in the west. and that fresher air will move across all parts of the country as we move into the start of the new week. there are, though, further frontal systems lying in wait, so we will see further outbreaks of rain at times and potentially some quit

new southampton boss russell martin�*s first game in charge will be away at newly—promoted sheffieldo the championship begins with a game against beaten playoff finalists coventry on the sunday, shortly followed by leeds hosting cardiff. all the fixtures across the three leagues are available now on the bbc sport website and app. hello and welcome back to bbc news. the bank of england is expected to announce another rise to the cost of borrowing at noon. their eyes would be the 13th in a row by the bank�*s monetary policy committee and is in response to stubbornly high inflation. inflation which measures the base prices rise at stated eight the base prices rise at stated eight the month of may, the same as in april. many analysts and economists had expected at least hoped it may have fallen to about 8.5% but it didn�*t and one of the problems we have with inflation is core inflation is still very high in the uk. there had been hoped that prices may have come down and the bank�*s remit is to keep inflation at 2%, 8.7%, way, way above bank�*s target. but the news if it does happen woul

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semi-finals and guardiola's students in manchester city went to the final match with a victory over sheffield united. laiki schwan scored frankfurt from 21:30 minutes tonight. they will face each other in the final of the german fa cup with a victory against freiburg . frankfurt made the final match by defeating stuttgart and qualified for the final. thank you for your support. maghrib call to prayer at 7:37 p.m. and sharia midnight at 10:10 p.m. dear fans, thank you very much for your support. i invite you to be a viewer of today's economy table. i respect all the viewers of meiz program economy as you know, one of the most important events that happened in the field of the country's economic system since the beginning of the revolution is the image of the usury-free banking system and what happened and how the imam's thoughts could make the usury-free banking system come true in 1958 until now. i would like to give you a brief summary of the topic of today's economy table. the interest-free banking system was one of the most important orders of imam khomeini, which took until 163 to compile

the new southampton boss will be away from a newly promoted sheffield wednesday boss on friday nighton the bbc sport website and app. be your best is the motto of the special olympics in today an 18—year—old wales certainly exceeded that. when he took a powerlifting he could only manage 20 kilos but in competition earlier he lifted more than 1110. the special olympics provide support for people with intellectual disabilities and joe wilson is of the world summer games. the powerfrom pembrokeshire, just 18 years old, king of the combined competition. in the squad, he is lifting 140 kilos, 22 stone. he began the spot with his dad in wales and now he's here in berlin watching with other family in the grey t—shirt. but now the sun left swaby and the father's limits. after the bench press 150 kilos in the dead lift and he put in a programme of personal best of italy where to be a truly worthy winner. you personal best of italy where to be a truly worthy winner.— truly worthy winner. you are a secial truly worthy winner. you are a special olympics _ truly worthy winner. you are a special o

david sillito, bbc news, sheffield. brilliant, a trip down memory lane.s weekend, first warning of the year?- first warning of the year? that's ri . ht, first warning of the year? that's riaht, a first warning of the year? that's right. a heat— first warning of the year? that's right, a heat warning _ first warning of the year? that's right, a heat warning issued - first warning of the year? that's right, a heat warning issued for| first warning of the year? that's . right, a heat warning issued for the first, yellow level. it will be warming up, my orange and yellow hues give it away. we have seen temperatures only up to 25 degrees so far this year but we could see them as high as 29 degrees through them as high as 29 degrees through the weekend. will it be a heatwave? we need three consecutive days of temperatures between 25 and 28 degrees or above depending on where you live so touch and go depending on if we see an official heatwave but we will certainly see some hotter and more humid weather than we have done of late. the weather has been static rece

director of the sir bernard crick centre for the public understanding of politics at the university of sheffields proved many times that he's capable of bouncing back. he's also flirted with populism — in many ways, that was the secret to the surprise 2019 general election. the big question now is what boris does next, and he seems to be setting up a very extreme them—and—us approach to politics now, where it's boris the victim against that terrible elite establishment that he doesn't want to be seen as part of. but the risk is his new approach will be all about damning the whole system and building anti—political sentiment. monday is a big day for mrjohnson, as conservatives will vote on whether or not to ban him from parliament. how is this impacting the party? well, the party is in some ways divided because borisjohnson still has this incredible and very strange ability to captivate large sections of the largely english electorate, particularly on the far right of the spectrum. so, although the conservative party know and have known for some time that boris is a liability, he can also be an e

understands that they certainly have a 1340 can on the board with finland to guard against at nato, sheffield. and of course, as, as to nature, the other day, i mean, was rush or even guarding the know and stream from attack. that's why the single mainstream media in nature, nations talked about imminent demise of russia. you know, the, the period, the time when uh when, when we leave. now that's an absolutely exceptional moment in history. okay. not exceptional. such moments happen. but not so no, so frequently. so no, it's not each generation leaves through something like this. when the whole world system is drifting apart and changing, transforming into something completely different in this regard, changes to they are bigger then changes. so 2 plus years ago and community as a collapse because uh bipolar system disappeared. but is the additional framework of international relations. the, the remainder of the time and the survive time to until recently now it is collapsing to and if we look through this lands thrilled 0 through the through to this prison. then of course, uh such kinds of c

understands that they certainly have a 1340 can on the board with finland to guard against, at nato, sheffield, and of course, as, as to nature, the other day, i mean, was rush or even guarding the know, and stream from attack. that's why the single mainstream media in nature, nations talked about imminent demise of russia. you know, the, the period, the time when uh when, when we leave. now that's an officer to exceptional moment in history. okay. not exceptional. such moments happen. but not so no, so frequently. so no, it's not each generation leaves through something like this. when the whole world system is drifting to parts and changing, transforming into something completely different in this regard, changes to they are bigger then changes 30 plus years ago and community as a collapsed because uh bipolar system disappeared. but easy to us know, a framework of international relations div remain at the time and survive until until recently. now it is collapsing to and if we look through this lance through the 0 through the through to this prison, then of course uh such kind of changes can

a— at hillsborough stadium in sheffield . a metropolitan police sheffield.codes . be afraid. and he's got access to the nuclear codes. be afraid. be very afraid . mark dolan tonight very afraid. mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030 with three top punst exactly 1030 with three top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't follow the script. plus tonight's headline, heroes and back page zeros. a busy hour to come. we'll start with my take . at ten we'll start with my take. at ten big news, folks . the duke and big news, folks. the duke and duchess of sussex . hooray! harry duchess of sussex. hooray! harry and wokeist mono herself, meghan markle have let it be known that they're going to give up on the royal bashing and stay behind rather than in front of the camera for future television projects . don't celebrate too projects. don't celebrate too soon, even if you're an award winning deep sea diver. i wouldn't hold my breath . after wouldn't hold my breath. after all, attacking the royal family

a— at hillsborough stadium in sheffield . a metropolitan police sheffield. nuclear codes. be and he's got access to the nuclear codes . be afraid. and he's got access to the nuclear codes. be afraid. be very afraid . mark dolan tonight very afraid. mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030 with three top punst exactly 1030 with three top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't follow the script. plus tonight's headline, heroes and back page zeros. a busy hour to come. we'll start with my take . at ten we'll start with my take. at ten big news, folks . the duke and big news, folks. the duke and duchess of sussex . hooray! harry duchess of sussex. hooray! harry and wokeist mono herself, meghan markle have let it be known that they're going to give up on the royal bashing and stay behind rather than in front of the camera for future television projects . don't celebrate too projects. don't celebrate too soon, even if you're an award winning deep sea diver. i wouldn't hold my breath . after wouldn't

in sheffield, parents have been campaigning, their secondary schooljudged inadequate.ailing school. one of the other campaigners said parents were stunned. it's not... the one—word judgment doesn't just label the school. it labels the whole school community. so there was a lot of upset, i think, and confusion and some anger, but also mainly, people just not knowing what this was going to mean. this has just really cemented for me that the ofsted report doesn't really reflect what a school is and everything that a school is about. ofsted reports are there for parents, but they have other consequences. the debate about those is far from over. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. the manchester city squad are gearing up for a victory parade later today to celebrate clinching a domestic and european treble. if they won the champions league on saturday, to add to the premier league and the fa cup. thousands of fans are expected to line the streets of central manchester, as our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor reports. manchester city returning from turkey with the ultimate souven

in fact, temperatures holding up at around 23 degrees in london and in sheffield at 10:00 in the eveningy is going to turn into another very warm day. however, this frontal system pushing in from the west will bring a change for some of us with a band of heavy thundery rain already in place across northern ireland. first thing that will push its way eastwards and ahead of it, some showers will pop up across parts of northern england, eastern scotland. these could be heavy and thundery in nature, but further south and particularly further southeast, it should stay largely dry with lots of sunshine and that warmth being squashed into the south east corner. so temperatures in london likely to get to 31 degrees, butjust19 for belfast, fresher in the west. and that fresher air will move across all parts of the country as we move into the start of the new week. there are, though, furtherfrontal systems lying in wait, so we will see further outbreaks of rain at times and potentially some quite strong winds as well, particularly towards the north and the west of the uk. not as much rain further

that doesn't head as we go into the evening. 23 celsius in london and sheffield at 10pm in the eveningush its way eastwards and some showers will pop up across northern england, eastern scotland and these could be heavy and thundery in nature. in the south—east, largely dry with sunshine and that warmth being squashed into the south—east corner. temperatures in london likely to reach 31 celsius. pressure in the west and that fresher air will move across the country into the start of the new weight. further frontal systems lying in wait so further outbreaks of rain at times and potentially strong winds towards the north and west of the uk. not as much rain and not as warm as it has been. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and main news stories for you at the top of the hour after this programme.

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carla from sheffield said she was hit by debris that fell from her children's school building.wo classrooms that come out onto where i was standing. if it had a child, it was obviously a really large board, it had really large nails. all the way along it as well, of what could have happened, it was a real name is for the children, that is scary. a, for the children, that is sca .�* for the children, that is sca .~ , , , for the children, that is sca. scary. a report published today since 1200 _ scary. a report published today since 1200 schools _ scary. a report published today since 1200 schools in _ scary. a report published today since 1200 schools in england | since 1200 schools in england need major rebuilding or refurbishment,.- need major rebuilding or refurbishment, . refurbishment,. that is not 'ust refurbishment,. that is not just updating _ refurbishment,. that is not just updating the _ refurbishment,. that is not just updating the air - just updating the air conditioning or ventilation thatis conditioning or ventilation that is those major structural repairs that a

david sillito, bbc news, sheffield.nce has been giving evidence at the high court for a second day, pleading his case against mira group newspapers. prince harry found tracking device on his ex—girlfriend's car. it was suspicious that conversations between them has appeared in the daily mirror newspaper. coming up in the next little while we will have the next little while we will have the latest from ukraine, ukraine's prime minister urging the un and the red cross to act immediately for more help after that dam burst. we will have more unverified life same time tomorrow. hello. we are heading for a spell of warmer weather. on top of that, increasing humidity and also the possibility of one or two heavy showers, perhaps some thunderstorms as well. and we do need the rainfall because it has been so very dry over the last two or three weeks in some parts of the country and even in others, close to a month of no rainfall at all. central parts of england, church lawford last time it rained was the 11th of may, and southern

in fact, temperatures holding up at around 23 degrees in london and in sheffield at 10:00 in the eveningh the humid air in place, sunday is going to turn into another very warm day. however, this frontal system pushing in from the west will bring a change for some of us with a band of heavy, thundery rain already in place across northern ireland. first thing that will push its way eastwards and ahead of it, some showers will pop up across parts of northern england, eastern scotland. these could be heavy and thundery in nature, but further south and particularly further southeast, it should stay largely dry with lots of sunshine and that warmth being squashed into the southeast corner. so temperatures in london likely to get to 31 degrees, but just 19 for belfast, fresher in the west. and that fresher air will move across all parts of the country as we move into the start of the new week. there are, though, further frontal systems lying in wait, so we will see further outbreaks of rain at times and potentially some quite strong winds as well, particularly towards the north and the west of

avery sheffield will look forward to talking about where this market is going to go over the next sixright now, we have a pretty good thing going today. we are just about off the highs of the day just a touch josh, nice day for technology which is the outperformer today. the nasdaq's up 1.3% i don't know, hasn't had a down july since '07. >> i like those odds it's like betting against the washington generals. >> unless you think it's time for a give bang. >> well, i guess we'll have to tune in later to find out. >> rich saperstein, how about that >> the market? >> yeah. >> it's good today sure [ laughter ] >> really. welcome. good to have you back. >> what a way to end the show. do you have a final trade for me >> lockheed martin, $145 billion backlog on $55 billion in annual sales and 5.5% free cash flow yield. good products. >> good stuff. thanks for that, rich. appreciate it. >> jenny the 5.5% yield and that dividend should grow single digits and pick up speed after that and they have small towers and small cell units >> josh brown? >> i don't have a position on robinhood currently

particularly across parts of the midlands and eastern england where every look at somewhere like sheffield, 18 yesterday, 13 underneath that cloud, parts of western scotland bit more cloud. prestwick dropping 5 degrees as well on account of those slightly more cloudy skies. tonight the cloud is still there, it will stay all night across much of england, reaching east wales, across northern and eastern scotland at the far north of scotland might see some spits of rain and drizzle as well for parts of eastern england heading into the first part of wednesday morning. it will still be predominantly dry for most of us. cool north—easterly winds with us and better prospects for the cloud break—up from the west and south. we should see some sunshine but the cloud might linger again toward associate in coastal counties. 15 or 16 if that happens but otherwise more widely we should see temperatures climbing into the low 20s. warning for hay fever sufferers, high levels of grass pollen tomorrow across parts of vineyard and wales so it could be one of those days. there is day the trend to sunnier weat