we have simon mccoy at 2pm.d to the coast if you wa nt you have to head to the coast if you want something pressure. it is boiling. probably in the next couple of hours we will be hitting the mid—30s. the wind is spinning around and it is weather fronts. this will be responsible for the huge cooling through because of friday into sunday. ahead of the weather system, the wind is blowing in through the side. —— through the south. the heat has expanded through the country into south—eastern parts of scotland. the extreme north—west and northern ireland has fresher conditions only in the low 20s. the weather front is moving conditions only in the low 20s. the weatherfront is moving in. but even ahead of the weather front we see storms breaking out today in england. we do get some storms a little later on and it very hard evening on the way. our houses will bea evening on the way. our houses will be a lot warmer than that from the heat during the day. this is friday and we see a pool of cooler air, ready and waiting

news for their response, and they told us: finally, back to those brexit related resignations and simon mccoynterview on the subject on monday while the breaking news banner on monday read: underneath that, apparently a lab rating on the headline, we were told a fifth person has been rescued from the flooded cave, that more ambulances had been seen going into the operation area and that the mission had been paused due to depleting oxygen levels. that accidental mash—up with the rescue of 12 schoolboys and never will coach from a flooded cave in thailand seemed particularly apt to some. thank you for all your comments this week. you can call us with your opinions on bbc news on: ore—mail: you can find us on twitter: do have a look at our website: that‘s all from us. we‘ll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. welcome to the weekend, which will offer a bit of cloud and some rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland, whereas much of england and wales will stay dry. here‘s the rain—maker — this weak weather front coming in. but for saturday, i

simon mccoy is at westminster for us. look at some of the point he made in it. he wrote, "it now seems that the opening bid of our negotiations involves accepting that we are not actually going to be able to make our own laws." is thatjustified, chris? we have 120 pages coming, there is a lot of detail we don't know. i think thatis lot of detail we don't know. i think that is fair because it's not ideal at chequers, it's a proposal which the eu has yet to comment on and which they may not like and as for the idea of making our own laws, i think it is fair, the way that mr johnson described it, in this sense, that the plan says there should be a common rule book with the eu on all goods including agriculture and food. common rule book sounds terribly collaborative but what it means in effect is when the other 27 countries agree a new rule and something to do with goods, we are really going to have to follow suit without having any say in making that rule and as the chequers papers says, there would be consequences. what wi

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm...ore pressure on the prime minister over her brexit strategy — with threats this time from remain supporters to oppose her trade bill. busted — a £61,000 fine for the brexit campaign group vote leave for breaking electoral law. millions in north—west england face the first hosepipe ban of the summer in england. coming up on afternoon live, still a busy day of sport with hugh... good afternoon, simon. england's cricketers are going head—to—head with india in a finely poised match thus far in the deciding one—day international. we will be talking cycling, the latest from the tour de france, of course. and darren has all the weather. no laughing matter? never is. it has changed a little and i am sure many will be relieved the humidity has dropped. there is some sunshine around, a scattering of showers but over the next few days, large parts of the uk will be dry. particularly across england and wales, it will turn warmer again. more details later. thank you, darren. also coming up... after

simon mccoy met some of the people who make it happen.nt, the wimbledon championships. nearly half a million people come here, globally 1 billion see it on tv. but to make this grass tournament the best takes attention to every detail. we have a team of guys that go out and do thousands of measurement for hardness readings, chlorophyll plants, they will count grass blades to see how quickly they are wearing out. they count grass blades? yes, they count the baselines, to see how many plants are there and how quickly it's deteriorating. how many grass plants have you got here? for perennial rye grass, 700 seeds to a gram, 750 seeds to a gram, we sow 80 grams per square metre. centre court is 902 square metres. that equation off the top of your head is obviously... 5 million! 5a million. it was close! there will be 600 matches over this fortnight, but not here. this used to be court 19, now a restaurant, part of a two—week operation serving strawberries and 29,000 bottles of champagne, and of course for the ball boys and girls. day one is im

i'm simon mccoy. today at 4...scue divers who had flown out to join the search found the boys last night — nine days after they disappeared. he's very calm and if those people have got him there, then he's the best person for thejob have got him there, then he's the best person for the job now definitely. a man known as ‘nick‘, who alleged there was a paedophile ring at the heart of westminster, has been charged with perverting the course of justice. coming up on afternoon live... all the sport — tim hague. it is the big one tonight. england against colombia in moscow. 0ne it is the big one tonight. england against colombia in moscow. one of those two teams will play either switzerland or sweden in the quarterfinals, we'll bring you the latest on that matt and all the action from wimbledon as well. thanks, tim. and ben rich has all the weather. a bit overdressed for the beach. little bit about anything else might bea little bit about anything else might be a bit much for this afternoon. fine weather to get to the b

i'm simon mccoy at wimbledon. new model for handling customs when the uk leaves the eu. 100 firefighters are now tackling what they say is an ‘apocalyptic‘ moorland blaze in lancashire. limit your water use orface a hosepipe ban — the warning to households in north—west england. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. we are here at wimbledon with all the action web roger federer is vying for his ninth wimbledon title and a certain serena williams is making a bit of a comeback.

i‘m simon mccoy.ple. the government is still a lot more to educate the public about the risks, the actions they need to take to protect themselves and other people and me to fundamentally redesign our cities they are able to cope with high temperatures. judge rejects an appealfrom the high temperatures. judge rejects an appeal from the bbc to take its pretty case against cliff richard to the court of appeal. the former pakistani cricket captain imran khan is taking the prime minister by the looks of elections. a serious bus crash in hampshire. but all she has been named in the england squad has been named in the england squad has been controversial because some have said it sets a bad precedent and we will have a reaction from the england selectors coming up at 3:30pm. with the latest weather, thomas. it is the hottest day of the year so far. temperatures are still rising. we are expecting the mid—30s, maybe a little bit more stay cool and take it easy. thank you, thomas. remembering a spitfire girl m

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm...ine for the brexit campaign group vote leave for breaking electoral law. millions in north—west england face the first hosepipe ban of the summer in england. coming up on afternoon live, still a busy day of sport with hugh... good afternoon, simon. england's cricketers are going head—to—head with india in a finely poised match thus far in the deciding one—day international. we will be talking cycling, the latest from the tour de france, of course. and darren has all the weather.

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2:00...other six, in cheshire iam i am live in chester as the community reacts to what the police describe as a highly complex and sensitive operation. the 12 children and their football coach found alive in a cave in thailand — the authorities say it may take months to get them out. two british rescue divers who had flown out to join the search found the boys last night — nine days after they disappeared. an action plan to tackle discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people — the government promises four million pounds to drive greater inclusion

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at two.ve run down to the sea. in the meanwhile, a couple of people, two ladies, have lost their lives in my hands. hundreds of firefighters have been battling the blazes and the authorities are seeking international assistance. here, people are being warned to stay out of the sun — as temperatures continue to soar in parts of england. more pay for up to a million public sector workers including teachers and prison officers, but questions over where the money will come from. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport, with hugh ferris.

i'm simon mccoy. temperatures. there's relief of sorts in store for some as the met office warns of the arrival of storms and heavy rain. travel chaos as roads and rails struggle at the start of one of the busiest weekends of the summer holidays. the custody battle over two young children living in a rural town in china unaware that their british father is dead after being murdered by their chinese mother. we will go anywhere to fly them and see them. the brother has said, no, you cannot see them. yes, so far so good for geraint thomas as he leads the

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy in westminster. today at 2.ing he no longer believes in the government's eu strategy. he tells the prime minister her brexit plan has left britain in a "weak" position. the point is, i was the person representing to parliament and the european union and to everybody else, and if i don't believe in it than i won't do as good a job as someone who does believe in it. prominent brexiteer dominic raab takes over from david davis to lead the uk through brexit negotiations. the key is, who will be doing bees negotiations? —— bees. numberten downing st or by dominick?

this is afternoon live — i‘m simon mccoy.man said charities seemed "more concerned to protect their own reputation" rather than the safety of victims. charities have welcomed the report, and oxfam said it has "further to go." naomi grimley reports. it was in the aftermath of the 2010 haiti earthquake that some of oxfam‘s aid workers severely compromised its much cherished values. they used young prostitutes when they were supposed to be helping the local population bounce back from a disaster. the charity did an internal investigation. they dismissed some members of staff and let others quietly resign without properly flagging up what had happened to the authorities or other charities. today, mps said it wasn‘t an isolated episode. we‘ve reached the conclusion that in the aid sector, there has been complacency verging, frankly, on complicity with what has happened. and that is because organisations all too often have appeared more concerned to protect their own reputation in the sector rather than protecting victims and survi

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm.n their way before history can be made. they've got the whole country in the palm of their hand and that's great to see. it hasn't happened that many times that we can all get excited and be happy with an england team. there have been some really down times with england, but not this time. we're all happy, we're all singing, we're all cheering at them and were desperate for them to to get to that world cup final. dramatic new pictures emerge of the operation to rescue 12 boys and their football coach from a cave in thailand — with the bbc understanding they were heavily sedated to prevent them panicking. the man poisoned by novichok speaks to police

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy.where the couple on saturday fell ill just i'm in the road where the couple on saturday fell illjust here behind me, and they i'm now critically ill in hospital in salisbury after being exposed to novichok, the nerve agent. speaking the in the commons this lunchtime the home secretary sajid javid said he understood the public‘s concerns. i recognise that some local wiltshire residents will be feeling very anxious. let me reassure you, the public safety is of paramount importance.

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.e of denial. organisations all too often have appeared more concerned to protect their own reputation in the sector rather than protecting victims and survivors. salman abedi — the man who bombed the manchester arena — was rescued from libya's civil war by the royal navy three years earlier. labour's being urged to suspend a member of its ruling body — after he was recorded describing some members of thejewish community as trump "fa natics". coming up, the sport. yes, would you have picked him? adil rashid makes the starting 11 for the first test against india. and alina has all the weather.

i'm simon mccoy.n worse". he tells president putin, "we need to get along". i think we will end up having an extraordinary relationship. i hope so. i've been saying it, and i'm sure you've heard over the years, and as i campaigned, that getting along with russia is a good thing, not a bad thing. theresa may comes under intense pressure to change her brexit plan — as another tory mp quits the government — and a second says the cabinet is so divided there should be a second referendum we have to recognise that parliament's reached an impasse and find a way through anyway. that's why i think you have to take the decision out of the hands of deadlocked politicians and put it back into the hands of the british people. new figures show the number of eu citizens leaving the uk last year is the highest on record.

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at two... arrested over a suspected acid attack on a three—year—old boy in worcester. we know the public need answers as to what's happened and we're going to try and understand what's taken place to give the public the reassurance they require. the uk won't block the death penalty. home secretary sajid javid tells the us two british men accused of being islamic state militants can face execution if convicted there. coming up on afternoon live all the sport — karthi. and for the first time, an italian golf champion. yes, indeed and when you win your first major golf title, what happens? i will be telling you how francesco molinari has been

simon mccoy is there. thank you. play got under way and arrogant.men's title. —— an hourago. on court defending the men's title. —— an hour ago. a break of serve already for roger federer. our sports correspondentjohn watson looks ahead to the tournament which won't feature britain's best hope. hopes of another andy murray triumph at london sw19 will have to wait. the two—time wimbledon champion withdrew from the tournament yesterday. after hip surgery and 11 months out, murray only made his competitive return two weeks ago. on social media he said he had to look at the bigger picture and wimbledon will be without him for the first time in more than a decade. in tennis, you're right at the thick end, playing at the highest level against some of the best players in the world. that is not easy. you do just have to be very patient and take it day by day. despite andy murray's absence and a football world cup which is well under way in russia, the crowds queueing here for tickets on the opening day of these championships, proof that there remains a huge

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2: feeling the heat more extreme weather for parts of the uk and a chance of record—breaking temperatures. there's relief of sorts in store for some as the met office warns of the arrival of storms and heavy rain. travel chaos as roads and rails struggle at the start of one of the busiest weekends of the summer holidays. the custody battle over two young children living in a rural town in china unaware that their british father is dead after being murdered by their chinese mother. we will go anywhere to fly them and see them. the brother has said, no, you cannot see them. yes, so far so good for geraint thomas as he leads the tour. he began stage 19 with the lead of 1.59. we will have a look at what he is facing at half past two. thank you very much. thomas, that looks dramatic! yes, storms on the way. an amber warning is in force for the met office for part of east anglia and lincolnshire and be prepared for dramatic weather. heavy downpours, hail, high winds. thomas, and wi

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm: a historic handshake, as donald trump says ties with russia have "never been worse". he tells president putin, "we need to get along". i think we will end up having an extraordinary relationship. i hope so. i've been saying it, and i'm sure you've heard over the years, and as i campaigned, that getting along with russia is a good thing, not a bad thing. theresa may comes under intense pressure to change her brexit plan — as another tory mp quits the government — and a second says the cabinet is so divided there should be a second referendum we have to recognise that parliament's reached an impasse and find a way through anyway. that's why i think you have to take the decision out of the hands of deadlocked politicians and put it back into the hands of the british people. new figures show the number of eu citizens leaving the uk last year is the highest on record. coming up on afternoon live: all the sport. tim? indeed, our french neighbours expect their world cup winning

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy.y colleague ben brown has our top story and he's live in amesbury. i'm in the road where the couple on saturday fell ill just i'm in the road where the couple on saturday fell illjust here behind me, and they i'm now critically ill in hospital in salisbury after being exposed to novichok, the nerve agent. speaking the in the commons this lunchtime the home secretary sajid javid said he understood the public‘s concerns. i recognise that some local wiltshire residents will be feeling very anxious. let me reassure you, the public safety is of paramount importance. we will bring you the latest from here at amesbury and also from westminster. downing street releases a new plan to deal with customs arrangements after brexit — but will the cabinet and eu agree to it? don't try getting into london — the message to commuters using the uk's second—busiest rail station — after a signal failure brings travel chaos across the south east. big day for the brits at wimbledon — johnanna konta and kyle

i'm simon mccoy live at westminster. today at 2... they're out. all 12 boys and their football coach have been rescued from the cave in thailand after more than a fortnight underground. we'll have the latest from the scene. business as usual. theresa may's new look cabinet meets for the first time, as the prime minister calls for party unity. a flypast over buckingham palace of up to 100 aircraft to mark the centenary of the creation of the raf. what's happening with the weather. cool and fresh today that is set to warm up again in places during the week. thanks, stav. also coming up... the final countdown for england as they prepare for tomorrow's world cup semi—final against croatia in moscow. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. iam simon i am simon mccoy, live in westminster. plenty from here at westminster in a few minutes. but first breaking news in thailand where all 12 members of a thai youth football team and their coach have now been brought alive and safe, out of the flooded caves where they were trapped hundreds of metres undergrou

i'm simon mccoy. 50s, 60s and 70s. police say a doctor would have been interviewed for rape and child cruelty if he were alive. 77 crimes we re cruelty if he were alive. 77 crimes were recorded including physical and sexual abuse. it was important for the police to investigate despite knowing from the outset the doctor had died. it was they blacked out room, it was closed and it was dark. fears that the death toll in the greek wildfire tragedy may rise to more than 100, the deadliest disaster of its kind in post—war europe, with more than 150 injured. a woman who wants to divorce her husband on the grounds she is unhappy loses her appeal. supreme courtjudges said they unhappy loses her appeal. supreme court judges said they found unhappy loses her appeal. supreme courtjudges said they found the ruling very troubling but they can't change the law. coming up, or the spot with damian johnson. guest, a significant change to the tackle laws in rugby union. in an attempt to reduce head injuries and make the

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at two.t least 60 people die as wildfires hit seaside resorts and towns close to athens. thanks god my family was completely safe because we have run down to the sea. in the meanwhile, a couple of people, two ladies, have lost their lives in my hands. hundreds of firefighters have been battling the blazes and the authorities are seeking international assistance. here, people are being warned to stay out of the sun — as temperatures continue to soar in parts of england. more pay for up to a million public sector workers including teachers and prison officers, but questions over where the money will come from. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport, with hugh ferris. roadside protests are pretty regular at the tour de france but this one was met with teargas and it accidentally blew into the eyes of the riders so the race had to be temporarily stopped just more later on those extraordinary scenes! and nick miller, looking hot? absolutely. heat, dangerous heat, taking its toll elsewhere in t

i'm simon mccoy live at westminster. today at 2... they're out.e latest from the scene. business as usual. theresa may's new look cabinet meets for the first time, as the prime minister calls for party unity. a flypast over buckingham palace of up to 100 aircraft to mark the centenary of the creation of the raf. what's happening with the weather. cool and fresh today that is set to warm up again in places during the week.

simon mccoy has been to take a look. treat those both the same. then this last bit of the walk because if you are not frightened by this you have stronger nerves than most. the players will have someone to open the door for them but when you get out here, you will have crowds cheering, the roof may be opened but you get a sense of the enormity of this. this is the last moment where you gather your thoughts that lack —— the biggest court in the world and you will have to play in the finals of the wimbledon championships and it doesn't get any tougher than that. it is up perfect time for watching sport, the mysteries of tv, we can get a line to most go city but not align to wimbledon. thank you for watching beyond 100 days. good night. only very subtle weather changes day to day this week. anyone looking for significant rain will be disappointed with this forecast and, for many, it's going to remain dry. another dry day in east yorkshire today. it's been a little bit cooler for some, particularly in the breeze across south

news for their response, and they told us: finally, back to those brexit related resignations and simon mccoyes had been seen going into the operation area and that the mission had been paused due to depleting oxygen levels. that accidental mash—up with the rescue of 12 schoolboys and never will coach from a flooded cave in thailand seemed particularly apt to some. thank you for all your comments this week. you can call us with your opinions on bbc news on: ore—mail: you can find us on twitter: do have a look at our website: that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with steph mcgovern and naga munchetty. our headlines today: pagentry and demonstrations — after meeting the queen, president trump arrives in scotland. he's met by more protests. police investigate after a paraglider flies within yards of his hotel. can the three lions beat belgium to their highest world cup finish sine 1966? on board the rrs sir david attenborough, as the polar research ship prepares to launch.

i'm simon mccoy at wimbledon. today at 2: trying to break the brexit deadlock — downing street says it's come up with a new model for handling customs when the uk leaves the eu. 100 firefighters are now tackling what they say is an ‘apocalyptic‘ moorland blaze in lancashire. limit your water use orface a hosepipe ban — the warning to households in north—west england. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. we are here at wimbledon with all the action web roger federer is vying for his ninth wimbledon title and a certain serena williams is making a bit of a comeback. in an exclusive interview the duchess of kent shares her memories of wimbledon. and in particular the moment one player broke down in front of her. we are quite normal people. we do have people who cry! it's a natural reaction. also we'll take you behind the scenes here at the wimbledon championships — we'll even tell you how many blades of grass there are on centre court. hello everyone — this is afternoon live. we will be bringing you all the new

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm.ess than five hours to go till kick—off. england are one game away from a world cup final — but a strong croatia team stand in their way before history can be made. they've got the whole country in the palm of their hand and that's great to see. it hasn't happened that many times that we can all get excited and be happy with an england team. there have been some really down times with england, but not this time. we're all happy, we're all singing, we're all cheering at them and were desperate for them to to get to that world cup final. dramatic new pictures emerge of the operation to rescue 12 boys and their football coach from a cave in thailand — with the bbc understanding they were heavily sedated to prevent them panicking. the man poisoned by novichok speaks to police for the first time — could he hold the clue to where the nerve agent was found? at war with nato — president trump claims germany is totally controlled by russia — as he prepares to meet angela merkel this afternoon.

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy in westminster. today at 2.he government in crisis as brexit secretary david davis resigns, saying he no longer believes in the government's eu strategy. he tells the prime minister her brexit plan has left britain in a "weak" position. the point is, i was the person representing to parliament and the european union and to everybody else, and if i don't believe in it than i won't do as good a job as someone than i won't do as good a job as someone who does believe in it. prominent brexiteer dominic raab takes over from david davis to lead the uk through brexit negotiations. the key is, who will be doing bees negotiations? —— bees. numberten downing st or by dominick? if dominic dale stem, they will be much better negotiations. —— if dominick does them. reports say another four people may have been rescued from the cave complex in thailand where a youth football team and their coach have been trapped for over a fortnight. a murder investigation is launched in wiltshire after the death of a woman exposed to the no

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at two...n amber weather alert for parts of england, as forecasters say this could be the hottest week of the summer so far. three men are arrested over a suspected acid attack on a three—year—old boy in worcester. we know the public need answers as to what's happened and we're going to try and understand what's taken place to give the public the reassurance they require. the uk won't block the death penalty. home secretary sajid javid tells the us two british men accused of being islamic state militants can face execution if convicted there. coming up on afternoon live all the sport — karthi. and for the first time, an italian golf champion. yes, indeed and when you win your first major golf title, what happens? i will be telling you how francesco molinari has been dealing with it! thanks, karthi. and nick has all the weather. the heatwave weather is back across some parts of the uk, not everywhere. find out where. and i will be coming up with some tips about how not to let the weather get you

simon mccoy is down at westminster for us now. simon. joanna, thank you. to shore up her numbers, her staff having meetings with labour and liberal democrat mps later today, underlining the numbers issue. she needs labour and lib dem support for that decision taken at chequers on friday about what she feels brexit truly means. this has been facilitated by the resignation of david davis who has been speaking scores of later political editor, laura kuenssberg. —— speaking exclusively to our political editor. essentially, two policies and the tactics. we are now proposing to use the same rule book, or the same laws, really, as the european union, not equivalent, not similar, but the same. and that will provide all sorts of problems when it comes to if we want to diverge and do something different. so the return of control to parliament is more illusory than it is real. secondly, the customs arrangements, we will be collecting taxes, tariffs for the european union. they are bound to insist on a european court having a say in that, and that'll be a problem in t

in a moment it's time for the one o'clock for the one o'clock news with simon mccoy. of us at least. this is a pretty unsettled satellite picture. cloud and low pressure in the north west, and showery rain circling around it, so rain across the midlands, northern england, and into eastern scotland and the odd heavy burst into this evening. further south, showers return to the south—west of england, wales and particularly to the south—east by the end of the night. still relatively warm in the south—eastern corner overnight, up to 16 degrees. but some parts of the north will get into single digits. tomorrow, showery rain across the south—east which will clear away. for many eastern part of the country it will be dry with spells of sunshine. further west, some sunshine but also some showers. fairly hit and miss and many places will avoid them. in northern ireland, and western scotland, this frontal system bringing showery rain. 20 degrees in glasgow but creeping up in the south east to 25 in london. wednesday will be dry for many parts of the country and good spells of s

i‘m simon mccoy, live in westminster, where theresa may has been trying to reassert her authority after

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i'm simon mccoy. in wiltshire on saturday. describe as an unknown substance. at the porton down militaryesbury. where the mystery has not yet been resolved. the public‘s awareness at least. least. you spoke of their have made strides in their testing. in their testing. we think we do not know yet. know yet. from the property behind me into hospital in salisbury. hospital in salisbury. there are said to be in a critical condition. said to be in a critical condition. keeping an open mind about, that they are testing. they are testing. ministers and the prime minister are being kept updated. being kept updated. place where this unknown substance is being tested. is being tested. that is not far from here. from here. place where the nerve agent was identified in the salisbury attack. identified in the salisbury attack. whatsoever, is not being made public. public. something more to it, we do not know. know. woman were found was today sealed off by police. off by police. they are now investigating in amesbury and surrounding area. amesbury and surrounding area. couple were suspected of being