anglia and the south east, temperatures bit higher. still got some heavy showers as we head into the evening across scotland in particular, and this rain just marches its way eastwards towards wembley later on in the evening. indeed, there's more rain to come as we head into the start of next week because low pressure is still in charge. that's sitting right over the uk. so, we're looking at more rain more widely, i think, on monday. that rain could be heavy, it could be thundery and it could lead to some localised flooding. downpours developing more widely in scotland and northern england. we've got some rain further south. it looks at this stage like northern ireland may see some of the driest weather, and temperatures will be up around 20—21 celsius. now, that low pressure bringing the downpours slowly, slowly pushes away towards continental europe. and it starts to dry out a little bit more, especially across the western side of the uk on tuesday. this is where all the heavy downpours are. mostly the other side of the c

of england and the south—east of england with the threat of local flooding.it drier and warmer than today. the details could change but as we head into tuesday may have their downpours on the other side of their downpours on the other side of the channel. the threat of heavy showers towards the south—east but generally they showers are fewer and lighter on tuesday. it is drying up from the west end with a bit more sunshine it should be a bit warmer. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: on the brink of history — england's footballers prepare to take on italy, in tonight's final of euro 2020 — their biggest match in more than half a century. hours before kickoff, thousands are already gathering on wembley way in support of gareth southgates team — and he had this message for them: we will be doing everything we can, your support and energy has given us a huge lift and it will on sunday. there's excitement too in italy, they are unbeaten in three years and are confident that they can beat england tonight. at wimbledon, it's the men's singles final. novak djok

anglia and the south—east, sunshine at times so temperaturesan important match in case you didn't know taking place tomorrow evening and the cloud can increase and there could be a few spots of rain by the end of the match. the weather picture for monday, may be a few sore heads on monday, some rain in the forecast for monday. still around overnight for parts of england and wales and when the sun comes out it will trigger more thundery downpours. scotland for example. northern ireland at this stage looks dry and perhaps the south—east of england but that's not reliable. temperatures up to 20 or 21 celsius on monday. thereafter things look much drier. we are in for a more settled spell of weather with some sunshine as well. that's because low pressure that has kept it so wet for so long we'll be pushing away and instead we can celebrate with high—pressure moving up celebrate with high—pressure moving up from the azores bringing dry weather although it's not particularly hot even though it turning drier. this is bbc news with the latest headlines

we note there that as a conservative mp from one of the wealthier parts of the south—east, noting stillasury to make sure that plenty of wonga ends up in your part of the world. but thank you very much indeed forjoining us tonight. interesting, chris? bim mentioned the idea of devolution and the mayors and people having more say. guess what? two of the prominent mayors of england have been listening to that conversation and arejoining us now. andy street, the metro mayor of the west midlands and tracy brabin, the newly—ish elected mayor from west yorkshire. thank you both so much indeed forjoining us tonight. andy, you were in the audience at the prime minister's speech today, weren't you? i know that you are a loyal conservative, but you are also someone who will bang the drum for your part of the world, what did you make of it? you are quite right on all those counts, laura. i couldn't hear the conversation with bim, we were sitting in silence so i cannot comment on what went before. but the last bit of what i heard him say was spot on, that this ultimately is about the economics. and

that will push its way south and east woods of an eczema thunderstorms going across south—east englandoud farming across northern ireland, but elsewhere, some clearer skies. it is another mild if not muqqy skies. it is another mild if not muggy night. and those of 15 or 16 celsius across the southern half of the uk. for many, we start tomorrow as they dry. some spells of sunshine away from northern and eastern coasts. that cloud should then break through the day. almost anywhere could catch a thunderstorm tomorrow. there will also be some warm spells of sunshine in between, particularly for the southern half of the uk with highs of 2526 celsius. —— 25 or 26 celsius. hello. this is bbc news with tim wilcox. the headlines... national and family triumph forjapan injudo, as a brother and sister both win gold. britain's brandley sinden takes silver after a defeat in the taekwondo final, the uk's first silver medal in tokyo. and africa wins its first gold medal, as a tunisian teenager stuns the field to win the men's 400 metre freestyle. thousands of people in the western united states, are

, drying off this evening in the south—east will stop still there was heavy showers, mainly north wales. a lot of cloud around, low cloud, so some mistiness and temperatures typically down at i! or 12 degrees. heading into tomorrow, looking at wimbledon first, should be a dry day. not promising huge amounts of sunshine but a bit warmer than today. we start our pretty cloudy across much of the country for supper again, it will cheer and brighten up with some sunshine coming through. that will only develop. there was heavy and thundery showers mainly in northern england, scotland, northern ireland. more cloud coming to wales in the south—west bringing patchy rain in the afternoon so a cooler day than today. warmer day in the south—east, parts of the midlands and east anglia where it should be drier and brighter with some sunshine. the cloud will tend to increase as we head into the evening and for the football at wembley, before the match is over, assuming it doesn't go to penalty, there could be a few spots of rain. could be a wet weather picture for monday. a few sore heads, we could be

the zone likely to see the heaviest of showers today is across parts of south—east england, east angliasewhere across the uk, a lot of dry, settled weather and the cloud will be breaking up through the day so some long spells of sunshine. not quite as warm as recent days but still temperatures in the north—west getting up to 25, possibly 26 degrees. if you have got these showers down towards the south—east, though, it's only going to be about 22 or 23 degrees. again some of them quite torrential as we head into the evening hours, the odd rumble of thunder into the evening. but most of the showers are easing somewhat through the course of tonight. so largely clear skies for most of us, fairly cloudy, low cloud mist and murk for parts of scotland, north—east england as well. temperatures overnight getting down to around about 13—16 degrees. as we head into monday, low pressure still with us, just pushing its way a little bit further northwards through the north sea. so still some showers around on monday but different areas, i think, will be seeing those showers and they will be fairly fe

anglia in the far south—east of england see trees speaking gusts in excess of 60 mphcting for example parts of northern england, eastern scotland, some rain to tour the north west of scotland, if you showers to be found elsewhere and gradually turning a bit brighter towards the end of the day and away from the centre this low pressure system will be beginning to pull away northwards and weaken as we go on into wednesday. still close enough to scotland to give some perhaps useful rain in places here, sunny spells elsewhere and then the showers get going again and then some of these could get heavy infantry. we are looking at high teens in a few spots, low 20s on wednesday. second half of the week low pressure is beginning to building but is still quite complicated because higher up in the and there is a disturbance then and still means although this is not high pressure that it is going to be settles on here for thursday and still shows that pop up fairly hit and miss and will stay dry, one shower will not make for a wash—out of the day and only last a couple of minute

anglia and the south—east, temperaturest some heavy showers as we head into the evening across scotland in particular. and this rain just marches its way eastwards towards wembley later on in the evening. indeed there is more rain to come as we head into the start of next week because low pressure is still in charge. that is sitting right over the uk. so, we are looking at more rain more widely i think on monday. that rain could be heavy, it could be thundery, and it could lead to some localised flooding. downpours developing more widely in scotland and northern england, we've got some rain further south. it looks at this stage like northern ireland may see some of the driest weather, and temperatures will be up at around 20 or 21 celsius. now, that low pressure bringing the downpours slowly, slowly pushes away towards continental europe, and it starts to dry out a little bit more, especially across the western side of the uk on tuesday. this is where all the heavy downpours are. mostly the other side of the channel, not fa

anglia and south—eastld, if not muqqy most it is another mild, if not muggy night. thunderstorms keep going tomorrow, particularly through parts of east anglia, south—east england, the midlands, darlington south—western and wales. maybe one or two further north but generally the cultured tend to disappear and leave some type of many. it is another warm day. that is for me, goodbye. you're watching bbc news, broadcasting in the uk and around the world. i'm lucy hockings live from tokyo. the olympic host nationjapan has picked up its first medals — winning a gold and a silver injudo. that was after ecuador�*s richard carapaz won the gold in the men's olympic cycling road race, making it the country's second ever top medal at a summer olympics. great britain's adam yates finished 9th — but it was bad news for geraint thomas who retired from the race for a second successive games after a crash. i'm shaun ley. in other news from the uk and around the world...

but away from south—east england, east anglia, the midlands as well, most other places looking dry andgetting up to about 2a or 25 celsius across parts of scotland and northern ireland. england and wales about 22 or 23 celsius. some of these heavy downpours in the south—east and east anglia will continue this evening and overnight as well. so still the odd rumble of thunder, and again at some surface water flooding possible. during the second half of the night, most places to become dry as showers ease away. and there will be quite a lot of low cloud pushing in across parts of scotland, northern england, and perhaps northern ireland as well. temperatures overnight about 12—16 celsius. into monday and things are still unsettled with this area of low pressure just moving its way a little bit further northwards, up the north sea. so that means we will have quite a bit of cloud and a few showers for parts of northern and eastern scotland, for instance. a little bit of showery rain pushing into the far west later in the day, into northern ireland as well. but actually quite a lot of places

there is said to be a north and south of i, there is an east and west divide. share" of the £736.5 million uk record labels earn from streaming. currently artists only receive about 16% of any royalties. with me now is jazz musician soweto kinch — soweto gave evidence to the inquiry. welcome. thank you forjoining us. what is your view? it is welcome. thank you for 'oining us. what is your viewh what is your view? it is market failure that _ what is your view? it is market failure that has _ what is your view? it is market failure that has been _ what is your view? it is market failure that has been shown, i what is your view? it is market | failure that has been shown, the what is your view? it is market - failure that has been shown, the top three streaming labels are something like £4.2 billion in the past year, whereas eight out of ten artists who stream their music online earn less than £200 a year. most music fans, most audience members would be quite rightly repulsed or annoyed or disgusted by that fact. and want a more equitable way to play —— pr craters

but away from south—east england, east anglia and the midlands as well, most other places looking drieres getting up to about 2a or 25 degrees across parts of scotland and northern ireland as well. england and wales typically about 22 or 23 degrees. some of these heavy downpours in south—east and east anglia will continue through this evening and overnight as well so still the odd rumble of thunderand, again, some surface water flooding possible. during the second half of the night, most places do become dry as showers ease away and there'll be quite a lot of low cloud pushing in across parts of scotland, northern england and perhaps northern ireland as well. temperatures overnight about 12—16 put into monday and the thing still unsettled, this area of low pressure just move on its way a little bit further northwards up the north sea, so that means we will have quite a bit of cloud and a few showers for parts of northern and eastern scotland, for instance, as well. a little bit of showery rain which will reach the far west later in the day and northern ireland as well. but, actually, qu

some of these heavy downpours in the south—east and east anglia will continue through this evening and places do become dry as showers ease away and there'll be quite a lot of low cloud pushing in across parts of scotland, northern england and perhaps northern ireland as well. temperatures overnight about 12—16 but into monday and things still unsettled, this area of low pressure just move on its way a little bit further northwards up the north sea, so that means we will have quite a bit of cloud and a few showers for parts of northern and eastern scotland, for instance, as well. a little bit of showery rain which will reach the far west later in the day and northern ireland as well. but, actually, quite a lot of places having a largely dry day. just the chance of a few isolated showers for scotland so parts of wales as well later on but one in the south compared to sunday with temperatures around 25 or 26 degrees. and then, moving through into tuesday, low pressure sitting to the north of the uk and then we've got this system here working in towards the west so we've got more showers

places, it will trigger some thundery downpours — scotland, but also in particular towards the south easta. threat of some localised flooding by the end of the day. not going to be as wet for northern ireland, wales and perhaps the south west, and it should be a little bit warmer than it was today. low pressure, then, is with us for the start of the week, hence that flooding rain in places. the low transfers out into continental europe. most of the thundery downpours are away the other side of the channel, but the low is close enough by to bring the threat of some heavy showers towards the south east. but generally we've got fewer, lightershowers. it's turning drier from west. a bit more sunshine coming through, so temperatures will be a degree or two higher on tuesday. and it continues to dry out during wednesday as that rain pushes away. yes, we're going to find a weak weather front arriving in the north west bringing more cloud, but otherwise it's dry and there should be some decent spells of sunshine. as a result, those temperatures up to 2a, maybe even 25 degrees. now, it's not going

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not quite as warm in the south—east as it will stay on the cloudy side for much of the afternoon.e end of the afternoon. there is another area of low pressure waiting in the wings to push in through the night tonight, so that means on sunday out to the west we will see more in the way of cloud and showery outbreaks of rain. further east again sunshine first thing, but then some sharp and thundery downpours through north—east england and scotland in particular, some of these could be quite torrential. perhaps if we are going to pick an area that could stay largely dry, east anglia and south—east england. highs of 23 degrees on sunday. that means for the men's final, again it will be a dry affair. perhaps some brightness from time to time, a little bit of showery rain arriving by the end of the day. play will have finished, long gone by then. but that does mean there is the potential for some showery rain towards the end of the euros final at wembley. moving out of sunday into monday, we have this frontal system still producing some outbreaks of rain. low pressure really centred acr

in london and the south—east, we'll probably hit around 30—31 celsius.balmy night on the way. across the northern half of the uk, we keep the cloud — it'll also remain fresher — around 11—12 celsius. but the south, look how warm it is! 17 in cardiff, 17 in london. mid—teens in liverpool. tomorrow, another hot day. not quite as hot, but i'm sure you'll agree, hot enough. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... borisjohnson and chancellor rishi sunak — who received covid alerts after health secretary sajid javid contracted coronavirus — both say they will self—isolate. the move cmes as england prepares to ease restrictions further the government said the pair were due to be exempt from some self—isolation because they were taking part in a special pilot scheme. labour criticised the move, saying many members of the public felt it was unfair it really was one rule for them, another for the festivals, and they've only you turned because they've only you turned because they've been caught out by this. there are lots of questions as to how this trial is and h

anglia and south—east england later in the night.and southern parts of england. as we head into tomorrow, we still have this area of low pressure churning around, generating further thunderstorms and the main risk tomorrow will be through parts of east anglia, south—east england, the midlands and south wales. we could see a few developing perhaps across south—west scotland and northern ireland, but generally the more north—westerly you are, the better chance you have of having a dry day and some sunshine. still very warm, but notice how those temperatures are starting to come down, more like the mid to low 20 celsius across the southern half of the uk. come monday, quite a messy picture. the best way we can describe it is some sunshine, but also frequent showers and some thunderstorms as well. somewhat hit and miss, the temperatures start to rise again across the southern half of uk, but they tend to dip down into the low 20s celsius, if not the high teens across scotland and northern ireland. compared to the weekjust gone, the week

now south—east queensland is going in and of course, here in new south wales where i am, another highuth wales, sydney and the surrounding areas extended for another four weeks.— another four weeks. thank you very much- _ a covid outbreak first discovered in the chinese city of nanjing has spread to eight provinces and beijing. state media say it's the most extensive outbreak since wuhan. almost 200 people have been infected since the virus was first detected at the city's busy airport on 20 july. all flights from nanjing airport will be suspended for the next two weeks. well, earlier i spoke to dr xi chen about what exactly is happening in nanjing and how china can get the virus under control. well, iam nowjoined by associate professor of public health at yale university and nanjing native dr xi chen to discuss how china tackles this fresh crisis. overall, china has so far managed to keep the virus largely under control, as we know, by closing the borders and moving quickly to stamp out local outbreaks but this time, nanjing authorities were slow in their identification of the virus

in south east asia, covid vaccination stall as governments struggle to find a way out of the crisis. and celebrations in rome as italy squeezes past spain to book their place in the final of the euros. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. 51 shootings over a single weekend in new york state alone have prompted the governor andrew cuomo to declare a disaster emergency. new york is the first state to take that step, which allows for extra funding to bolster police presence in the worst hit cities, and to establish a variety of other programmes in poorer parts of the state. there has been a surge in gun violence across the us in the last year. governor cuomo explained his decision at a news conference, where he spelled out the scale of the problem they're facing. it is so bad, that when you look at the recent numbers, more people are dying of gun violence than of covid. it is an emergency. and i want the people of the state to understand that! and i want them to respond to the emergency for the way it is. so, today, i the first in the nation is going to declare

particularly across parts of southern england, perhaps due south east wales as well.rs, thunderstorms and lightning and hail. away from south—east england, most other places will be dry and settled with some sunshine breaking through. not as hot as recent days, but still temperatures reaching up to about 2k but still temperatures reaching up to about 2a or 25 celsius across parts of scotland. some of these heavy downpours in the south—east will continue to this evening and overnight stop still the odd rumble of thunder and surface water possible. during the second half of the night, showers ease away and a lot of low cloud easing in across parts of northern scotland, northern england and perhaps northern ireland as well. into monday, and things come and settled. that means we will have quite a bit of cloud in a few showers for parts of northern and eastern scotland, for instance. a little bit of showery rain pushing into the south—west in northern ireland. quite a lot of places having a largely dry day. just the chance of a few isolated showers in scotland, parts of w

rain in the morning across south—west england to east anglia gradually clearing. d for wales and south—west england as we see some areas of rain starting to move in during the day. gradually pushing further east as we go through sunday. does that mean for all the sport? take wimbledon, shower cannot be ruled out today. some want and humid sunny spells. saturday morning, rain gradually clearing. a lot of clout on a sunday. rain probably holding off until later in the day, although they may still be a shower. talking about later in the day, rain heading in for wembley. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines... metropolitan police officer wayne couzens pleads guilty to the murder of sarah everard. he'll be sentenced in september. he had already admitted kidnapping and raping the 33—year—old, who went missing on a walk in south london. all of us in the met are sickened, angered and devastated by this man's crimes. they are dreadful. the killing of sarah everard prompted demands from women everywhere to be able to walk home safely. the coronavirus reproduc

our south east asia correspondent jonathan head reports. times we live in that this one is thriving. this jakartan coffin—maker says he's making three times as many these days after the new outbreak of the delta covid variant. indonesians may have thought last year was bad enough. this year, though, is much worse — covid deaths running at more than 500 a day. oxygen is in critically short supply. people have to fill up their own cylinders to ensure that hospitalised family members get it. this man says his best efforts were not enough. his sister died at this hospital on monday morning. here in thailand, these shuttered bars tell the story of how far the government was willing to sacrifice the all—important tourist industry to keep covid out — which last year, it did very successfully. this year, though, despite all of this economic pain, infections have searched so fast, they've overwhelmed the hospitals and completely outstripped the government's faltering vaccination programme. this hotel cleaner, now out of a job, was forced to camp on

monday brings a drier day for parts of southern and south—east england.stria�*s anna kiesenhofer has caused one of the biggest shocks in olympic road racing history with an audacious victory in the women�*s cycling race — beating the dutch favourite. africa has won its first gold medal — as a tunisian teenager stuns the field to win the men�*s 400 metre freestyle. coventry�*s chelsie giles has taken britain�*s first medal, winning bronze after defeating switzerland�*s fabienne kocher in the women�*s 52kg judo. plans to require football fans to be fully vaccinated if they want to go to premier league matches from october are being considered by the government. and health secretary sajid javid has apologised for an earlier tweet which suggested the nation doesn�*t need to "cower" from coronavirus.

now a state of emergency has been declared in the south east german state of bavaria. at least a 170 people have lost their lives in flesh flooding. the devastated parts of western europe. entire towns and villages. southern left in ruins. in 10th rescue efforts are underway with hundreds still and accounted for peace all about has been following the story bomb currently speaking to you from cologne in the west of germany where those floods it cause so much have it called between wednesday through to to of, to friday, still continuing efforts on going in this area of the country to try and find people who are still missing. following the roof rains coming in this area on wednesday. now, on saturday evening through to sunday morning, it's the south east of germany. that is being flattered by heavy heavy rain in the state of ferry, the beck, this guy, the agent has declared a state of emergency that was after by around 10 o'clock, 1030 on saturday evening. they seem record levels of war in that area with the funding at 3.50 meters. that's a record of beating the previous

down to the south—east.ome thunderstorms down to the south—east. one or two elsewhere and the highest temperatures across western areas, 30 in parts of northern ireland, 31 across parts of the west country. some thunderstorms rumbling into the evening. most places dry and another evening where temperatures will be held up. if you're heading to bed at 11 o'clock many places still up into the 20s and they will not fall much further as we go through the night but we will see more low cloud wearing on a course north and england, tending to bend back towards the coast to tomorrow. some cloud around in north—east scotland. lots of sunshine to the day, some scattered showers in the wind not particularly strong but coming from the east pushing towards the west for the bus is moving the heat westwards and i think the higher temperature tomorrow quebec was northern ireland at 31 degrees which would challenge the new record we set in northern ireland just last weekend. cooler for some eastern parts and again on friday

could just cling onto the far south—east of england overnight.ern ireland. elsewhere, some clearer skies but, once again, it's a muggy and mild night with lows ofjust 15—16 celsius in places. a fairly quiet start to the new week for many, dry with some morning sunshine once the mist and low cloud breaks, but thunderstorms never too far away, always hit and miss, not everyone will see them. in fact, where we dodge them and get the best of the sunshine, we could see highs of 25—26 celsius across parts of england and wales, but cooler for scotland and northern ireland. further showers, though, in the week ahead, and feeling cooler both by day and by night. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... team gb have won their first medals — at the end of the second day of action at the tokyo olympics. chelsie giles took bronze in the women's judo before bradly sinden won silver in the men's taekwondo. three people including a nine—year—old boy have died at loch lomond after getting into difficulty in the water. a second boy was rescued and is in intensive

thundery downpours, particularly across scotland, perhaps northern england and especially towards the south—eastuth—west, but no doubt the details will change. low pressure, then, bringing the wet weather to the start of the week. it starts to slip away into continental europe and things start to dry off a bit. during tuesday, we've still got the heaviest rain probably the other side of the channel but close enough to bring the risk of heavy showers towards the south—east of england. elsewhere, the showers fewer and lighter. it's drying off from the west, a bit more sunshine coming through and that will lift the temperatures by a couple of degrees. moving from tuesday into wednesday, we have to look at what the upper level winds are doing, the jet stream. much more buckling in the pattern on the other side of the atlantic. that means the jet is going to get steered to the north of the uk and rather than low pressure, it's high pressure that will make a welcome return later on in the week. really from wednesday onwards, it looks much drier. there will be some cloud around, some sunshine at times.

but i was talking to one of the vaccine volunteers who does london and the south—east.ncing young people to have the jab. i couldn't help but think, is that really the case — and why? many young people raced to vaccine centres when given the opportunity, with thousands flocking to stadiums on weekends to get the jab. i think it overturns this idea that young people are more vaccine hesitant. they care about the end of the pandemic much as anybody. it both protects themselves and other people as well. helping society to recover. i want to travel in the summer. i would love to get some of the university experience back after a year and a half of not having that. ultimately, we all want this crazy virus messjust to end. _ but there are some who are hesitant. even in my own family, my cousin is worried about people having bad reactions. so, after ages apart, i asked my grandparents what they thought of this. well, it is your own personal choice, really, but i believe people should get it done. so do you think that by me having the vaccine today, it protects you a little bit

further inland towards the east and south, it is hot. in fact, temperatures could hit 30 degrees in hull, sheffield and gloucester. in london, around the high 20s and the high mid 20s expected across the south coast. lots of hot sunshine for the british grand prix as well both on saturday and sunday. we could also get very close to 31 celsius. the uv levels are also high across england and the south of england. elsewhere across the country, they are high and not quite so high it where it is cool and cloudy in western scotland. the cloudier conditions will continue through the night across scotland and northern ireland. and actually by the end of the night, it could turn quite murky and drizzly around some of the coasts and the far north—west of the uk. elsewhere a clear night and balmy. temperatures no lower than about 15 or 16 degrees. the high pressure is with us tomorrow but around the high pressure, we got slightly fresher air blown in off the atlantic and also dragging in a bit more cloud. scattered clouds tomorrow, broadly speaking

in the north west had the most coronavirus deaths in the first wave of the pandemic — while the south eastst hit in the second wave the heatwave across the uk has been continuing and this afternoon northern ireland has broken it's all—time temperature record for the second time in 5 days. the gb women's football team off to a flying start at the tokyo olympics — with a 2—nil win over chile good afternoon. �*we cannot go on as we are�* — the words today of the brexit minister lord frost, demanding a rethink from the european union on britain's post brexit trading arrangements with northern ireland. the government has called for "significant" changes to the deal negotiated only last year — but it's held back, for now, from the dramatic step of effectively suspending parts of the deal. the european commission vice president has flatly rejected the uk demand for a renegotiation of the northern ireland protocol — a protocol which requires checks on goods coming in from mainland britain. chris page reports. northern ireland has always been on the brexit front line. and this is the new frontier.

brisbane and gold coast areas of south—east queensland have been sent into a three day locked in.e. no professional community sport. it means three games across the weekend, to have been moved straight from melbourne. absolute chaos for teams to get to and from these games. one example where the melbourne demons football club based in victoria in melbourne flew two hours of nerves ahead of their game today, arrive to learn of the lockdown when they landed, got on the plane straight back to victoria two hours south and are preparing to play tomorrow. two of those games scheduled for today are being played tomorrow. there is big complications now for the national rugby league, the nrl as well. hat now for the national rugby league, the nrl as well.— the nrl as well. not 'ust financially i the nrl as well. not 'ust financially but i the nrl as well. not 'ust financially but to i the nrl as well. not 'ust financially but to the h the nrl as well. not just i financially but to the morale the nrl as well. not just - financially but to the morale of the nation, watching sport has helped

more isolated, i think, than they were yesterday, and the highest temperatures across parts of south—eastrumbling around. temperatures will hold up into the 20s for many. those are the values you can expect at 11 o'clock, so not particularly comfortable, if you're heading off to sleep, and then as we head through the rest of the night, we will bring some extra low cloud and across north—east scotland, north—east england, much of that retreating back to the coast during tomorrow. we'll see another day of largely sunny conditions, just one or two thunderstorms popping up, and highest temperatures in the west, 30 or 31 degrees. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: plans for new trading arrangements between britain and northern ireland since leaving the eu are unveiled by the brexit minister, lord frost. france promises to double its patrols of beaches to help stem the flow of migrants across the english channel. the home secretary says action is urgently needed. health minister helen whately has told mps the government is still considering recommendations on a pay settlement for nhs staff

top temperatures of 22 degrees, not quite as one in the south—east. wimbledon. maybe sunshine by the end of the afternoon. another area of low pressure washing in the wings to push in through the night tonight so that means on sunday, out to the west will see more cloud and sherry brexit rain further east sunshine sting but then some sharp and sundry downpours through north—east england and scotland. some of these could be quite torrential. for going to pick an area that could stay dry, east anglia and south—east england with highs of 23 degrees on sunday. that means for the men's final, again it will be a dry affair perhaps some brightness from time to time, some rain arriving by the end of the day. finished but that does mean there is the potential for some showery rain towards the end of the heroes. moving into monday, we have this frontal system so producing some outbreaks of rain. no pressure really centred across the country and that means monday is quite a messy story to tell. there will be some showers and longer spells of rain almost anywhere

could just cling onto the far south—east of england overnight.thern ireland. elsewhere, some clearer skies but, once again, it's a muggy and mild night with lows ofjust15—16 celsius in places. a fairly quiet start to the new week for many, dry with some morning sunshine once the mist and low cloud breaks, but thunderstorms never too far away, always hit and miss, not everyone will see them. in fact, where we dodge them and get the best of the sunshine, we could see highs of 25—26 celsius across parts of england and wales, but cooler for scotland and northern ireland. further showers, though, in the week ahead, and feeling cooler both by day and by night.

sign me it is very complicated, representative of the two communities across the south south—east of the government says _ years. no one is listening. the government says it _ years. no one is listening. the government says it is committed to ensuring that the gurkhas pension is fair. but the gain one third less than their british counterparts, striking for equality. the bbc�*s luke hanrahan reporting. extreme weather is being recorded around the world — from flooding in europe to wildfires in the us — and scientists say it's underlined the urgent need for action on climate change. in less than a hundred days, the uk will host a major meeting of world leaders on climate issues. ahead of the cop26 summit in glasgow, representatives from more than 50 countries are meeting in london. courtney bembridge reports. extreme temperatures and dry conditions are fuelling wildfires in northern california. fire is threatening spain, too. this is the catalonia region and one of the worst fires here in years. there were similar scenes on the italian island of sardinia. an out—of—control fire after

again, this is south of lake tahoe, just east of the california/nevada border. let's give you a look at our seismograph. here you go. here is a visual reflection of n the shaking. several aftershocks followed right after, and at this point, we have counted at least 18. probably more from a few minutes ago when i last looked here to have been no reports of injuries or damage. a lot of those aftershocks were in the 3, 3.5 range, a few of the 2s, one that was a 4.4, a little bigger. there were a whole lot of them, and earthquake twitter was quickly trending, with many people reporting feeling the quake all the way in the bay area hundreds of miles west of the epicenter. >> lots of comments coming in, lots of tweets. one man in daly city tweeted this video and you could see his light fixture there swinging back and forth, and on abc7 news at 4:00, we spoke to sally rosen. she owns a restaurant and walker in mono county close to the nevada border. she said that she ran out of the house to check on her restaurant. >> cups and things all fell off the shelf. we had a lo

cloud first thing towards the south—east, that will tend to clear for most places friday.me light and patchy rain is possible in the north—west highlands, but further south it is largely fine with plenty of sunshine and temperatures likely to peak at 27 degrees. but those temperatures could climb even further by sunday. this area of high pressure is still with us into the second half of the weekend. this frontal system still with us in the north as well, and that may reinvigorate a little through the day. so we could see some slightly more widespread and heavier rain into the far north—west of scotland later. but elsewhere, some good spells of sunshine, and in the south we're looking at highs of 29 degrees. that's all from me for now. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today. a snack tax on sugary and salty food is proposed to help improve the nation's health. good morning. the report also calls for better education about how our food is produced and where it comes from. i am on a farm this morning looking at what it cou

anglia and south—east england later in the night.rther west you are and another muggy night, particularly across central and southern parts of england. as we head into tomorrow, we still have this area of low pressure churning around, generating further thunderstorms and the main risk tomorrow will be through parts of east anglia, south—east england, the midlands and south wales. we could see a few developing perhaps across south—west scotland and northern ireland, but generally the further north you are, the better chance you have of having a dry day and some sunshine. still very warm, but notice how those temperatures are starting to come down, more like the mid to low 20 celsius across the southern half of the uk. come monday, quite a messy picture. the best way we can describe it is some sunshine, but also frequent showers and some thunderstorms as well. somewhat hit and miss, the temperatures start to rise again across the southern half of uk, but they tend to dip down into the low 20s celsius, if not the high teens across scotl

easting coastal fringes. turning cooler to the south. murky across eastern coastal fringes.ese are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world: ecuador�*s richard carapaz wins the gold in the men's olympic cycling road race, making it the country's second ever gold at a summer olympics. great britain's adam yates finished 9th, but it was bad news for geraint thomas, who retired from the race for a second successive games after a crash. and host nationjapan picks up its first medals — a gold and a silver injudo. category and a silver in the women's 48 kilogram group. tackling britain's "pingdemic" — hundreds more covid testing sites are to be set up across england to ensure essential workers can avoid self—isolation and keep working. police make arrests in sydney as thousands of anti—lockdown

not far away from the south—east of england. few showers around on tuesday but fewer and lighter so temperatures will start to creep up just a better bet that drying out process continues as we head into wednesday. high pressure coming across the uk and more in the way of sunshine. dry weather as well. still not that warm across east anglia and the south—east and a week where the will be being ploughed into the north—west of the uk. the man—eaters are dry day with some sunshine. that week where the front is running around. as we get into thursday tracks down into the high pressure and brings cloud. maybe one or two spots of rain but essentially it is dry. more sunshine following to scotland and northern ireland. some computer models bring high pressure in and then pull it away fairly quickly and we expect high pressure to hang a little longer and with high pressure band it means we've got much—needed dry weather and it looks like it will be dry. a bit there rather than hot because the breeders coming around. the mediterranean ar

ahead, and it's been generating frequent showers and thunderstorms through parts of east anglia, south—eastthe met office for thunderstorms across london and the home counties through this evening. so further torrential rain, gusty winds and also hail as well. this is what's been happening over the last few hours. so you can see how these showers have been developing in a line from east anglia all the way down to the south coast. those red and yellow colours there indicating the lightning strikes. we're going to keep those going as we head through this evening. now, slowly overnight, they will start to lose some of their energy and pull away, but likely to keep going for much of the night across the far south—east of england. elsewhere, more mist and low cloud pushing in from the north—east, also some mist and low cloud across northern ireland, but, elsewhere, some clearer skies, and it's another mild if not muggy night with lows between 11—16 celsius. for most of us tomorrow, we get off to a mainly dry start, some mist and low cloud across eastern coasts and northern ireland, but also some

now south—east queensland is going in and of course, here in new south wales where i am, another highown here in new south wales, in sydney and the surrounding areas is extended for another four weeks. shaima khalil in australia, thank you very much. turning to the olympics now — and we've reached the middle weekend of the games. here's the medal table as it stands at the moment — china is on top with 19 gold medals followed by host nation japan with 17. with me is our reporter, tanya dendrinos — and we've just had news, us gymnast simone biles has withdrawn from further events? it is very sad news for her, richard, and of course all of the fans. watching her go in with the weight of the world an expectation on her shoulders. of course, really at the top of her game. she has been suffering with the phenomenon known as the twisters which causes a gymnast to lose their sense of space and dimension when they are in the air which is terrifying given the manoeuvres they are trying to compete with. a statement from gymnastics said... we of course wish her all the best as well. it is �*super

cloud first thing towards the south—east, that will tend to clear for most places friday.eratures well up into the middle 20s celsius. and then we get on into saturday. again, more cloud up towards the north—west of scotland. some light and patchy rain is possible in the north—west highlands, but further south it is largely fine with plenty of sunshine and temperatures likely to peak at 27 degrees. but those temperatures could climb even further by sunday. this area of high pressure is still with us into the second half of the weekend. this frontal system still with us in the north as well, and that may reinvigorate a little through the day. so we could see some slightly more widespread and heavier rain into the far north—west of scotland later. but elsewhere, some good spells of sunshine, and in the south we're looking at highs of 29 degrees. that's all from me for now. this is bbc news — i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. unebelievably bad — former president, george w bush delivers his verdict on the us pullout from af

now south—east queensland is going in and of course, here in new south wales where i am, another high, as the lockdown here in new south wales, in sydney and the surrounding areas is extended for another four weeks. shaima khalil in australia, thank you very much. more than 1,600 pregnant women have died in brazil since the beginning of the pandemic. the bbc has obtained exclusive footage from the only intensive care unit for pregnant women with covid—i9 in sao paulo. bbc brasil�*s nathalia passarhino reports. sings along with music. 23—year—old laryssa has always dreamt of being a mother. just a year ago, she was 35 weeks pregnant with twin boys. translation: we started thinking of names, in casei we had boys or girls. we thought about clothes and the crib. since the beginning, we started to plan everything. but her dream was taken away too soon. after being diagnosed with covid—i9, she was admitted to an icu in sao paulo. shortly after an emergency c—section, she died of a cardiac arrest. translation: i saw the babies, i saw what true love is. - but when i received the news, it was

. here, but we could make 21 or 22 across the south—east.ay, but a few will linger here and there. most places will be dry, variable cloud and clear spells. temperatures in double figures figures for england and wales, but some chillier spots across scotland and northern ireland. so into sunday, we�*ve got this very weak weather front spreading south across the country. that�*s going to introduce the cooler air. maybe a bit more cloud for england and wales as we head on into the afternoon. so it�*s going to be one of sunshine and showers again. most of them for england and wales closer to that weather front. again, into the afternoon it could turn out to be heavy and thundery in places. the odd shower, as well, for the north and east of scotland. we will hold on to a bit more breeze here. otherwise, the winds will be light so any showers will tend to be fairly slow moving. but that cooler air will push its way southwards, so i think highs of maybe 20, maybe 21 degrees in the south. mid to upper teens celsius further north. as we head on into

born to a modest, middle—class family in south—east india, pichai is globalisation made flesh.ersonification of both the indian and the american dream. and as the boss of alphabet, the parent company to google and youtube, he is uniquely qualified to detail the promise and the peril of technology in our time. valued at over $1.5 trillion, his california—based company pioneered the internet that we have today and is a global leader in both artificial intelligence and quantum computing. google delivers a vast range of products and services, from google maps and docs to gmail. pichai's total pay ranges hugely from $7 million last year to $281 million in 2019. sundar pichai has given interviews before, but rarely as much time as this. there are no agreed questions and nothing is off limits. sundar interview, take four. a mark. b mark. sundar, let's start by talking a bit about this moment in history. in my work for the bbc over the last few years, i've been arguing that we're living through a kind of epoch shift. technology is central to that. when you think about your career, when

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