bill graham kept the way of st james in spain well from his wanderers from around the world. farm fresh a calling or a holiday in switzerland with farm grown produce. and fantastic forest a visit to estonia is being is the new national park. but we start off the show with a visit to a region that runs through five counties in england. near the border with wales now this is an area recognised for its outstanding natural beauty which has been enjoyed by people even as far back as the roman empire while much of the aesthetics have remained the same through the present day. this is an idyllic corner of southern england. tolkien is said to have been inspired by the area's landscapes and architecture for his novel the lord of the rings. villages such as by barrie with its seventeenth century cottages and a lovely street called arlington row and burton on the water nicknamed the venice of the cotswolds attract hordes of tourists every year. the area's gardens are also a big tourist destination especially court gardens. things grow very well and we're lucky with the time that we have

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we're here at st james's hospital in leeds to mark 70 years since the nhs was founded.be celebrations around the uk today. and we've got our own birthday tea party going on here. over the next three and a bit hours, we'll be meeting staff, patients and volunteers and we'll be looking at some of the key challenges the nhs is facing. this hospital was the birthplace of accident and emergency

the painter rasetti, a partner in the firm, was introduced to commissioner for work at st. james' through john ruskin and they were given the job of redecorating two rooms, the armory on the right and the tapestry room on the left. and this was followed by work undertaken by them in other rooms by providing new wa wallpapers, stencilling and wall hangings. not much is known about this. for the most part we've been considering works that have for much of the second half of the 20th century been considered as the pinnacle of achievement in british decorative arts, the morris and dressers. dresser and william morris were featured in decorative arts courses in britain and america. royal commissions are little studied alongside their more famous contemporaries, that may be due to perceived lack of importance to royal interiors generally or what i said about the inadventurousness of royal commissions may be true. whatever the case, the accommodation of the head of state what was then the most powerful nation of the world must be given some thought. i think this is especially true in th

. >>> a cristening took place for the prince at st. james palace in london. lieuo arrived in the arms of his mom, duchess kate. prince william had the other two kids in tow. prince charlotte, meghan markell and the rest of the family also there. the ceremony was private in the small chapel where prince george was kristened >>> still ahead the up grades fans will soon be able to enjoy. >>> we're going to open the window on the golden gate bridge. a light breeze, but it's going to pick up a little bit as we head into the afternoon hours. check out the summer warmth. i mentioned humidity is >>> a lot to talk about so let's jump right in. notice the absence of any clouds. they are gone, and even at the coast they're starting to leave us. and you see the beautiful colors developing as we get deeper and deeper into fire season. let's talk about what's going to happen starting today. your accuweather highlight. it's going to be clear and cool tonight with clouds redeveloping near the coast once again. and the extent of that extra humidity, it's going to be amost mug

on monday prince louis was christened by the archbishop of canterbury in the chapel royal of st james's palace in london it was the first time prince william and kate the duchess of cambridge have appeared in public with all three of their children louis wore hand-sewn replica of the royal christening rove made for the eldest daughter of queen victoria in eight hundred forty one. queen elizabeth her second prince charles and his two sons william and harry who wore the original for them christenings. the replica has been in use since two thousand and eight and was worn by all seven royal offspring and queen elizabeth from the duke of edinburgh couldn't attend the service. on saturday the consulate became an art museum opened its exhibition what is love from war to tend. the journey through time in photos paintings and other all subjects highlights how people at the time dealt with love and relationships. one focus is on possibilities opened up by the digital age such as dating apps which alpha new forms of missing people of the opposite sex the exhibition will be open until october twent

prince louis is christened by the archbishop of canterburyjustin welby at st james‘ palace. the duke of edinburgh weree not at the ceremony. and in wimbledon — serena williams wins against rodina to reach the final eight while roger federer beats adrian mannarino to make it to the men's quarter finals. it's 5 o'clock. our main story is the resignation of the foreign secretary — borisjohnson — the second senior minister to resign from theresa may's government — in the space of 2a hours following the departure of david davis as brexit secretary overnight. the resignation of mrjohnson has fuelled more speculation about the future of mrs may's leadership. number 10 say she will fight any attempt to oust her. the latest events have taken place just days after the prime minister secured a ha rd—won agreement in cabinet — on the brexit process. mr davis said he couldn't support theresa may's latest brexit plan — saying it gave away too much to the eu too quickly. but the prime minister who's due to meet conservative mps in the next hour — told the commons her approach was the right

prince george, and his sister, princess charlotte, held hands with their father, prince william, at st. jamesey were together in public as a family of five. prince harry and meghan markle were also allyf u're t he but nowerear cmg em thrs. kenneth aig ha >> looking back, last two weeks. >> reporter: james aguilera is going over numbers from his lab work with a dietician. >> i'm diabetic type one, so my a-1c was totally out of control. >> reporter: but they're not at the doctor's office. they're at a grocery store. registered dietician kelsey lubeck meets with customers every week at this shoprite in ramsey, new jersey, a service the store offers free of charge. >> we'll do a one-on-one consultation. we can sit down for a little bit, and then we walk the store and we show them products. and it's high protein. >> reporter: the program gives tips for reading nutrition labels to help customers make healthy choices. >> may be looking at a claim explaining what it means. >> reporter: for customers like james, who has diabetes, kelsey shows how to count carbs in products. >> she explained, that's no

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central london: st james street closed from piccadilly to pall mall because of a burst water main. rst water main. let's have a check on the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning. well, after another very warm and uncomfortable night last night, we are in against another very hot day. sunny spells and yes, the temperatures back up, high 20s, low 30s so for this morning, a lovely bright start with the sunshine, and patchy cloud around today, temperatures still reaching around 30 celsius in central london. outside central london, 27 or 28. central london. outside central london, 27 or28. in central london. outside central london, 27 or 28. in the evening, a lovely warm evening again. tonight, yes it is quite warm but not as warm as last night, the minimum to bridge in central london at 15. patchy cloud around tonight but also some clear spells. if you are looking for something a little bit cooler, tomorrow is your day. the temperature drops 23 celsius, still reasonable but compared to the last days and weeks, that will feel cooler. tomorrow, a pressure day but still plenty of s

from the corner to st. james park.>> reporter: this is called villa on the park. the help is to house many of them first. >> it is a win for everybody. it is a win for the neighborhood who struggle with homelessness. >> reporter: another project is due to be completed by years end. they have 1000 for permanent housing. treatments will be on site. it will give people a better chance to stay housed. cmac they will not have to travel to get services.>> reporter: officials say they have projects that worked in southern california. they can work here. cmac it is a recipe for success. they made a big difference. we can make it happen here. >> reporter: one homeless man likes the idea. the project will be completed by october. >>> san francisco mayor announced a $1 million investment to keep people in housing. the money will go to residential care facilities. the mayor made the announcement at the assisted living home. the number of facilities has dropped to 37. together the facilities house people. many are seniors. >> we have to make sure we invest in preventing place.

prince louis, the youngest son of the duke and duchess of cambridge, was christened this afternoon at st james six godparents did attend the private ceremony. after almost 70 years as the uk's leading rehabilitation centre for injured servicemen and women, headley court in surrey is to close its doors. originally set up to care for raf pilots injured during the second world war, it's recently provided care for as many as 20,000 patients every year. a new state—of—the—art centre will replace it, as our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, reports. headley court has been a lifeline for thousands of british service personnel. my leg went over the wall. there was a gentleman stood right behind me. he got covered in my claret. most recently, those injured in iraq and afghanistan. men like archie gemmill. in 2013, while serving in helmand, he was severely wounded when he's set off a roadside bomb. headley court has helped him walk again. i was wheeled in, in a bed. i couldn't sit up straight. i couldn't feed myself properly. i couldn't use my hands properly. by the end of the three years of rehab

prince william and duchess kate arriving at st. jamesce with the littlest prince for his christening today. siblings george and charlotte there, as well. newlyweds prince harry and meghan markle watching on, too. >>> when we come back, america strong. it was like finding a needle in a haystack, and they did it. [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register today at alz.org/walk. inthe full value oft replace your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. up to 90% of those with moderate to se

four images were taken by photographer matt holyoak following the ceremony in the chapel royal at st james's of cambridge and their three children have been seen together publicly as a family of five. world cup winners france are on their way home from russia after yesterday's 11—2 victory over croatia. this afternoon, the new world champions will be met by thousands of fans for a parade up the champs—elysees in paris. yesterday's victory sparked wild celebrations throughout the country as millions of people took to the streets. our sports correspondent, richard conway, has more. commentator: france are crowned world football champions... 32 teams, 64 games, but there could only be one winner. france are football's world champions, winning a tournament that has thrilled and entertained in equal measure. back in england, the exploits of gareth southgate's team left the country drenched in beer and with renewed passion for the national side. eric dier... a penalty shoot out was won... and put in by captain kane! and harry kane finished as top scorer. a feeling lingers that despite semi—final h

louis, the youngest son of the duke and duchess of cambridge, has taken place this afternoon at st jamescause of the queen's schedule. six godparents — friends and members of the family — did attend the private ceremony. they're calling it ‘manic monday‘ at wimbledon — with roger federer, rafael nadal and serena williams all in action in the last 16. eight—time winner federer coasted through to the quarter—finals in straight sets. serena williams, seeded 25th following the birth of her child, also won, and is now favourite to win the tournament. our sports correspondentjoe wilson has the latest. in pursuit of greatness is wimbledon's slogan. 0n centre today, three players with 60 grand slam singles title between them. is that great enough? as a further incentive, the trophy itself was watching, with its shopping. take your eyes off roger federer and you could miss a set. the first one took him 16 minutes to win today. adrian mannarino improved, but at times federer does seem to toy with his opponents. commentator: just naughty. through in straight sets, again, and so the next great, plea

. >> st. jamestening, prince william up front with the two youngsters, siblings george and charlotte as well as uncle harry and the new aunty megan with her new britishing a sent. >> it's real. once again, charlotte steals the show, check this out. right before they go into the ceremony, charlotte is heard telling the media, quote, you're not coming, while staring them down. she's such a boss. she's my fate royal fan. >> completely boss lady. >> okay. we have breaking news from the "star wars" university. meantime, queue the music. happenedo sham return to the next film. episode 9. >> we just saw them return to the screen with donald glover playing a younger solo stars story. now the og, orlando is back. >> you know, billy dee williams of dynasty fan, be every that he famously played the role in the 1980s "emspire strikes back." we'll be back once again according to hollywood reporter. >> there will be a new but familiar face in the universe, kerri russell signed onto the new film the director once

5-year-old daughter had been run over didn't -- limits its intake to allow-income folks and then st. james. almost run over again a couple of weeks ago and nothing that mta is interested in doing. the crosswalk is lit and the signs are not visible because they are blocked by trees, so you have the flashing rights but nobody can see them. you have the shuttle buses coming down the street and feels like if you don't include the private schools you are declaring open season on those kids, so it would be good to see. i also share my colleague's frustration with the crossing guard issue. i think we have a props but not sure if it's a props that will fly. that wil would do with the crosg guard there was watching the trc which was total chaos. my daughter goes to a school in my colleague's district and i can tell you the people who are not dropping off kids make that a dangerous situation get frustrated and weave their way in traffic and they are oblivious to children being let off at school. i would hope you if do enforcement there is a way to distinguish between parents developing off their kid

we're here at st james's hospital in leeds to mark 70 years since the nhs was founded. volunteers and we'll be looking at some of the key challenges the nhs is facing. these guys are dealing with phone calls. we will talk to them about the challenges the nhs faces. we are in the children's hospital in leeds. going to hospital is stressful, especially for children. we are meeting the team that make life here as easy as possible. also this morning. a couple found unconscious in wiltshire was poisoned by novichock, the same nerve agent used against ex—russian spy sergei skripal. welcome to wimbledon, where the seven—time champion, serena williams, looks to be in brilliant form as she moves into the third round. in leeds, we could be saying hello toa in leeds, we could be saying hello to a brand—new baby by the end of the programme. what a day to be born. dry and sunny and very warm. it will feel much more fresh than yesterday to pick i will have more details on 50 minutes. here we are this morning across the leeds hospitals, the seven as part of this trust. they are dealin

turning to the roads — we can see on the camera there st james street is closed souhtbound from piccadillyres for the raf centenary including the mall and victoria street. let's have a check on the weather now with lucy martin. hello, good morning. good news if the heat is just too much view, something noticeably pressure on the way to date with the north—easterly breeze. we start the day with temperatures in the mid to upper teens, variable amounts of cloud through the day, that cloud working in from the east, some breaks in the cloud so sunny spells in the charts of the old spot of drizzle through this morning with a cloud thickens up this morning with a cloud thickens up but mostly dry day to come and feeling noticeably pressure. between 22 and overnight more in the way of cloud seeding in from the east. touch cooler than last night so co mforta ble touch cooler than last night so comfortable for sleeping again. overnight lows of around 11— 14. tomorrow the amounts of cloud around again and good spells of sunshine developing and temperatures in the mid— 20s but picking up as we move thr

the archbishop of canterbury baptized the boy at st. james palace. after the ceremony guests enjoyed tea, of course, and as is tradition, a layer from the couple's wedding cake was also servedhich means guests eight seven-year-old cake. >>what? >> seven-year-old cake. >> seven-year-old cake. >> that'stradition. >> it's a good thing they weren't married for 50 years. >> i thinke you'd still h to eat it. >> okay. >> whatever it takes. whatever it takes. >> they must have gooder fre in great britain. >> i guess so. >>> next, a bathing suit backlash. >> coming up next, putting miss america's favorite swimsuit competition in the rear view mirror, but not everyone agrees on that. >> a french bulldog in respiratory distress saved by a fast thinking flightwe attendan. e got the pictures coming. >>> plus, i'm tcking the remnants of beryl and its impacts on puerto rico, and alsv we tropical storm chris. i'll have the latest flack about ten minutes. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door openi) (car door closes) (sound of engine startin ♪ ♪ z2u2gz z16fz y2u2gy

st. james's palace. painter, the partner in the firm was introduced to william, the commissioner through john. they were given the job of redecorating to rooms, the armory on the right and the tapestry room on the left. this was followed by work undertaken by them in other words by providing new wallpaper, stenciling and wall hangings. this is not much known about. for the most part, we have been considering works that have for much of the second half of the 20th century been considered at the pinnacle of achievement in british decorative arts. certainly they would feature heavily in decorative arts courses in british america. understandably, there be alongside the more famous contemporaries. whatever the case, the accommodation of the head of state of what was then the most powerful nation in the world must surely begin in some thought. i think this is especially true in the case of queen victoria and prince albert who found an inventive designer and art advisor in ludwig. he likely met prince albert in

the ceremony for prince louis will be at the chapel royal in st. james pace in london. among the questions surrounding this event is who is going to be there and whoill be the god parents? royal watchers expect an intimate affai and believe that close friends or cousins will likely be the god parents. >>> d.c. wants you to be responsible pet owners. >> a new campaign aimed at >> a new campaign aimed at helping to keep the city clean. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ banght copper kettles warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper pinkages tied up withgs ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ re's money for pizza. here's the wi-fi password, but, if you go online while the boys are online the internet can slow down and... but, ithey don't like it.le the boys are online you guys don't have fios? [mrs. jennings] oh-no. but it's a 100% fiber-optic netwk with ridiculous speeds you could have, like, a hundred devices online at once. interested, talk later. bye boys! don't even think about going online.t woah... i

. >>> happening today, prince louie will be christened at st. james palace in london.g we learned the youngest child of the duke and duchess of cambridge will have seven god parents. all close friends of prince cakate middleton. he'll wear the same gown his big brother and sister wore. after the service guests will be treated to a special tea. they will be also served slices of christening cake, a layer of seven -- excuse me -- a layered cake saved from prince william and kate's 2011 wedding. >> you can keep -- if you want that, you can keep it. i think that's what i would say. stale cake, no thanks. >>> next at 6:30. president trump narrowing his choices for the supreme court. we're live in washington, d.c., with the candidates and how they could impact the court for a generation. >>> also, the threat still posed by the largest wildfire burning in california right now. >>> another moment for oakland to shine on the big >>> good morning east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. >>> now at 6:30. a dramatic ending to a protest in san francisco. poli

the youngest child of the duke and duchess of cambridge, will be baptised at the chapel royal at st james'se in london today. good morning. it's monday 9th july 2018. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the brexit secretary, david davis, who has been leading the government's negotiations to leave the eu, has resigned, saying he does not believe in the prime minister's strategy. the news was confirmed just before midnight when mr davis sent a letter to theresa may saying, that during his time as brexit secretary "there have been a significant number of occassions "in the last year on which i have disagreed with number 10 policy". he went on to say that the "the current trend of policy and tactics" was making it "look less and less likely" that the uk would leave the customs union and single market. the resignation comes just days after the prime minister appeared to secure the cabinet‘s backing for her brexit plan, during an away—day at chequers. theresa may responded to david davis' resignation in her own letter overnight. she told him that she is "sorry you have chosen to leave "the government"

st. james's palace. in 1866 to 1882, a painter, the partner in the firm was introduced to william cooper, the commissioner, through john ruskin. they were given the job of redecorating two rooms, the armory on the right and the tapestry room on the left. this was followed by work undertaken by them in other rooms by providing new wallpapers, stenciling, and wall hangings. this was not much known about. for the most part, we have been considering works that have for much of the second half of the 20th century been considered at the pinnacle of achievement in british decorative arts. as i referred to earlier, the morris and dressers. certainly they would feature heavily in decorative arts courses in britain and america. understandably, there are fewer -- royal commissions are little studied alongside the more famous contemporaries. that could be a perceived lack of purpose attached to royal interiors or the unadventurous --s of -- unadventurous miss unadventurousness of royal commissions may be true. whate

were taken by celebrity photographer matt holyoak following the baptism in the chapel royal at st james'sdays. still to come: it's been a busy few days for president trump, from his trip to the uk to meeting with president putin. we'll take stock of the fallout. the number of the people coming to the uk from the eu compared with the number leaving has fallen to its lowest level in nearly five years. the government says it wants to cut overall net migration. here's kamal ahmed. immigration to the uk is fundamentally changing. the numbers coming from the rest of the eu are falling, and the numbers from the rest of the world are rising. in 2010, 77,000 more eu migrants came to the uk compared with the number who left. that's called net migration. you can see how that figure then rose rapidly to 184,000. as the uk economy outperformed the rest of europe, we became a bit of a magnet, and bulgarians and romanians were allowed to move freely across the eu. but then, the brexit referendum, and this massive rapid fall to 101,000 people. let's look at the rest of the world. here, numbers did dip fo

not far from newcastle's stadium, st james' park, is a well—known boys' club.as a promising midfielder for newcastle in the 1980s. from the age of 12 to 16, though, he played here. george sort of dipped in and out of every age group. he used to be a physio for the whole club, looking after 200, 300 boys. i think it is at that time we started to question, "what is his role?" was there a point that you started to hear rumours about his behaviour? i think nearly from day one. it is now thought george ormond was abusing dozens of boys at this club. he was a young man at the time, in his mid—20s. he started to befriend my family. he used to say, "i will take derek home," even though i only lived 400 yards from the club. he used to take us to car parks around the west end, perform sexual acts, ask me to perform sexual acts. what were you thinking as a 12—year—old when someone was trying to do this? with all the victims who have come forward, that is the question people ask — "why didn't you say something?" "why didn't you shout out?" you put yourself in that position

louis, the youngest son of the duke and duchess of cambridge, has taken place this afternoon at st jamesedule. six godparents — friends and members of the family — did attend the private ceremony. it is cooling off by all accounts a lease for a couple of days but more hot weather to look forward to? helen can tell us what is going to be coming in the next 24 hours. yes, i don't know, if you're like me will be suffering with big heat and humidity soa will be suffering with big heat and humidity so a welcome relief for me at least. a bit of cloud after what has been a very stifling day. we have had 30 degrees just to the west of london, which is not quite as high as yesterday but not far short. this is the reason for the change we have had, the cloud that has come in across the north—east of england and scotland. it is not producing much rain, just the odd spot of drizzle but you can see there is quite a large amount of cloud on the satellite picture. the process of that transference of cloud gradually westwards continues through the night. behind it, this fresh northerly breeze and slight

the fifth in line to the british throne was baptized at the chapel royal at st. james >> the christening also marked the first time the duke and duchess of cambridge were seen together with all three of their children. one big collective "aww." >> it was princess charlotte who really stole the show. >> look at her there. >> when they were on their way into the church last week, we all remember, she said, you can't come in, something to that effect. >> that middle child, she needs to get more character. she doesn't stand out at all. >> sassy. >>> coming up, we are counting down the hours to the kickoff of amazon prime day. what you need to know before you log on. >>> and the surprise guest who turned out to roast bruce willis over the weekend. we'll have details ahead in "the skinny." but first here's a look at today's forecast. >> announcer: "world news now" weather, sponsored by swiffer sweeper. ed by swiffer sweeper. anif you've got a lifee. you gotta swiffer about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance o

after a big day for the newest addition to the family. 11 week old baby louis formally christened at st. jamesand sister princess charlotte at their ceremonies. big sister charlotte, known to speak her mind, walking hand in hand with dad, telling photographers "you're not coming." >> you're not coming. >> close friends and family joined the celebration but notable no shows -- prince philip and the queen. no cause for alarm, the grandparents have been scaling back on public engagements and this week is a busy one for the longest-reigning monarch with a series of high profile events including a meeting with president donald trump at windsor friday. but first royal newlyweds harry and meghan are expected to steal the show when they head to ireland on their first official trip as husband and wife. >> they will get to see a lot of the country, the people of dublin. it's a very high profile visit. >> the duke and duchess of sussex setting off for two days in dublin, a big debut for america's princess as her fairy tale continues to unfold. harry and meghan are on the balcony behind me but they will b

after a big day for the newest addition to the family. 11 week old baby louis formally christened a st. jamesgeorge and sister charlotte at their ceremonies. sister charlotte known tohe spe r mind walking hand in with dad telling photographs you're not coming. cle family join the celebration, but notable no shows, prince phillip and the queen. no cause for alarm. the grandparents have been scaling back on public engagements and this one a busy for the reigning monarch with a series of events incding meeting with donald trump at windsor on fridayl roewlyweds harry and megan expected toteal the show when they head to ireland on their first official trip as and wife. >> they will get to see a lot of the country, the people of dublin. a very high-profile visit. >> the duke and duche of sussex setting off for two days in dublin. aig debut for america's princess as her fairy tale continues to unfold. >> hey, guys. we can see harry andreegan still on the balcony behind me but they will be rushing off to he airport in a few hours for that trip to dublin. the two-day visit not all work including a vis

the 2 1/2-month-old baby will be christened at st. james the dsgodparents, all frind family of will and kate, including guy pelly and kate's usin lucy middleton. missing from the list, prince louis's new aunt meghan as well as aunt m pippadleton pregnant with the next middleton grandchild, spotted purchasing a hat, presumably for louis' big da alsoews that queen elizabeth will not be aattending, citing busy week ahead. today's date, july 9th already has royal significance. the queen's engagement to prince philipnnasnced on this day 71 years ago. tomorrow marking the 100th anniversary of the royal air force.am they set to gather for a celebration at westminster abbey, as newlyweds, prince harry and meghan markle head off to ireland for their official trip as duke and duchess of sussex. >> they'll be meeting with the president of ireland, alsoin atte engagements that are to do with community sports. a little bit about the history of ireland as ll. so it's an official visit, ande they'll to see a lot ofhe country and the people of dublin. very

the two-and-a-half month old baby will be christened at st. jamesly of will and kate, including guy pelley and kate's cousin, lucy middleton. missing from the list, prince louie's new aunt megan, and pippa, spotted purchasing a hat, presumably for louis' big day. also this morning, news that louis' great grandmother, queen elizabeth, will not be attending, citing a busy week ahead. today's date, july 9th, already has royal significance. the queen's engagement to prince phillip was announced on this day 71 years ago. tomorrow marking the 100th anniversary of the royal air force. the family set to gather for a celebration at westminster abby, as newlyweds prince harry and meghan markle head to ireland for their first official trip as duke and duchess of us sussex. >> they'll be attending engagements for community sport, and the history of ireland. it's an official visit. they will get to see a lot of the country and the people of dublin. it's very high-profile visit. >> reporter: big-time visit for them. first, they'll be on that iconic balcony at buc

the three highest lowest temperatures were 21 in st james's park highest lowest temperatures were 21nd we are looking at thunderstorms in the forecast. currently we have thunderstorms in north—east scotland, west scotland and parts of south—east england. not all of us are seeing them. if you catch one it will produce a lot of rain. through the morning many of them will ease. they will rejuvenate later on. meanwhile in the west we have weather fronts coming in, meanwhile in the west we have weatherfronts coming in, bringing showery rain. in between there it is a lot of dry weather and sunshine. temperatures today lower than they we re temperatures today lower than they were yesterday foremost. the met office has a weather warning out for the thunderstorms for central and eastern england. it runs from 2pm until midnight. it will produce a lot of rain in a short amount of time with beat hail and unusually large hail and gusty winds. through the night it will swing off into the north sea with some showers coming in from the west and temperature—wise not as high as the nightjust gone. tom

district in central kentucky last january and visiting the hope center in recovery kentucky and st. james place and revive life house. all of those wonderful non-profits that showcased the tran silings model. we really appreciated you learning more about that and being open to supporting through hud program the support and care management. the university of kentucky did a study as we shared with you that showed that these programs result in reported cost of $2.71 million. $2.71 for every dollar spent. because it leads to long-term addiction recovery and self sufficiency. i love what you're doing with these envision centers. i read with interest your addiction to the care program to help fight the opioid addiction crisis in our communities. and again contribute to self sufficiency and recovery. how is hud in addition to those things, how is hud partnering with other private sector entities to improve access to counseling and treatment for opioid addiction and other substance abuse disorders. >> well, that's one of the real pushes in the envision centers is the counseling and the prevention

district in central kentucky last january, and visiting the hope center and recovery kentucky and st. james place and shepherds house, all of those wonderful nonprofits that showcased a transitional housing model for long-term addition recovery. >> great example. >> we appreciatedow learning more about that and being hope to supporting through hud programming these models of supportive housing and support and care management to reduce substance abuse and addiction. their university of kentucky did a study as we shared with you, that showed these programs result in avoided costs of $2.71 -- $2.71 for every dollar spent because it's leads to addiction recovery, long-term addiction recovery and self-sufficiency. i love what you're doing with these envision centers. i read with interest your commitment to the continuum of care program, to help fight the opioid addiction crisis in our communities, and, again, contribute to that long-term objective of self-sufficiency and recovery. how is hud in addition to those thing -- hour is hud partner are wig nonprofits, faith baited and other private seco

worked at st james is hospital, when i started myjob in 1973, but that closed in 1986. re. i did not want to go anywhere from here. clearly not, after 45 years, go anywhere from here. clearly not, after 45 yea rs, you go anywhere from here. clearly not, after 45 years, you clearly hold the nhs in great affection. thanks for joining us. we will be hearing from the head of fundraising for the st george ‘s hospital charity about the millions of pounds that are raised to support the work done here in south—west london. to support the work done here in south-west london. thanks for joining us. breaking news as sajid javid calls on russia to explain the novichok poisoning after two people are critically ill in hospital after being exposed to it. our russian spokeswoman says the case is still shrouded in darkness, the uk's refusal to cooperate with russia and effo rts refusal to cooperate with russia and efforts to manipulate undermine trust in the uk government, she says. we are calling on the uk not to get involved in dirty political gains paid by session forces in london. sa

of the duke and duchess of cambridge — will be christened this afternoon at the chapel royal in st james'slo everyone — this is afternoon live — live from westminster where the prime minister has appointed former housing minister and leave supporter dominic raab as her new brexit secretary — after last night's dramatic resignation of david davis. mr davis said he couldn't support theresa may's latest brexit plan, agreed with her cabinet last week. he called the proposals ‘dangerous' and said they give away too much tonight the prime minister will face her backbench mps, with some of them openly calling for a leadership contest to oust her. theresa may said she was sorry david davis had chosen to leave the government after making so much progress towards brexit. it now falls to dominic raab to finalise the withdrawal agreement and the trade arrangements with the eu. ourfirst report is from our political correspondent jonathan blake. are you confident today, mr davis? for two years, david david has been the uk's man in brussels, leading the negotiations with the european union that would sha