hello, and welcome to this film review summer special.ere at the bfi southbank in london and over the next half—hour, i'll be looking at some of the films playing at the uk cinemas this summer and back to the highlights of the film year so far. let's start with a film that i'm not ashamed to admit i've been looking forward to above all others. mamma mia, here we go again. #just one look and i can hear bell ring # one more look and i can get everything # mamma mia here i go again # my my, how can i resist you? the first mamma mia was a head—spinning experience that redefined my understanding of the words good and bad. rarely has something so wrong felt so right. now this follow up takes us back to the beginning, to 1979 where lily james plays a young meryl streep trying on new dungarees and trying out three handsome suitors played by hugh skinner, josh dylan and jeremy eriksson who will grow up to become colin firth, stellan skarsgard and pierce brosnan. # look into his angel eyes # one look and you are hypnotised # he'll take your heart..

and they're probably only good for one summer and. was written in the late nineteenth century as a protest by the women who had to toil away harvesting rice in italy. and the second world war a version with new lyrics became an anthem for the resistance to fascism of. the good. it's not a summer song as such and it is a bit more serious in tone but the words bella and child are something everyone can sing along to and the rest has a nice feel to it. and suddenly people around the world are singing bella child. all about the jam. yes thank god yeah this. joke. but as every year there's been plenty of competition for germany's number one summer hit. this time there was. by now mika. in the more melancholy in my mind by the new orleans. has so far proven the song to beat in germany. and then there's the big dance single of the summer courtesy of other photos solaire with lassie to the. bella is also getting people dancing in clubs and on the street. berling two is getting down to. so where did people here first hear billet shall. make. i

this summer brings us the end is near.he least trouble and man which was set to be directed by edgar wright and man which was set to be directed by edgar wright until he left to helm bb driver. this film was originally to open at the end ofjune but was pushed back to august to avoid clashing with the world cup which sparked an online petition to bring it forward again. make your mind up. what are you waiting for?” it forward again. make your mind up. what are you waiting for? i am jumping out of a window. good luck. and then there is mission impossible, their sixth instalment. directed by christopher quarry it reunites the start alongside newcomers. the actor was sporting a moustache that had to be digitally removed for a baby should notjust this week. he broke his ankle during production and had to stop. i hope it was worth the pain. there is plenty of action men in cinemas this summer. hot on the heels of welcome to thejungle summer. hot on the heels of welcome to the jungle and rampage, summer. hot on the heels of welco

and even the uk fires have been a common theme this summer where we have seen a dry start to summer onord, and heat being langfang and prolonged and that is the problem with you some parts of canada with montr al, records go back 147 years. 36.6 degrees was enough to break the all—time record and it was a 44 recorded at the university campus in los angeles which saw the heat across california become record—breaking. what is the reason behind these record—breaking temperatures? they lie in thejet strea m temperatures? they lie in thejet stream which circulates the northern hemisphere. normally, not quite as undulating as you see on this chart here, and that helps to move weather systems along, but this more undulating pattern is a swine of a slower running jet stream and weather patterns become more static. northern europe we have seen high pressure builds and it has remained in place helping us temperatures to climb day by day and bringing relentless dry weather as well. now, a clue to what is causing thatjet strea m a clue to what is causing thatjet stream to become more undulating an

loss, that is not simply what happens over one summer, but the problem of loss summer after summer afr summer. >> reporter: sycamore elementary hopes to reduce that loss with the balanced calendar. it's the district's highest poverty school. over half of students qualify for free or reced-price lunch. if we do the school the way e 've always done it, we're going to get the ssult we always have. so by changing the calendar,hi that's one t that we can modify to potentially make a icfference. >> reporter: dist superintendent david hornak also heads up the national association for year round education. he admits this schedule can be a tough sell, opponents argue teachers and students lose out on summer jobs, for parents, it may be hd to find childcare during school breaks, and coaches worry about scheduling hi school sports. and in the summer, air conditioning can be costly for schools. errnak understands these concerns, but insists a balanced calendar just makes sense. >> i think that's something we should take a longer look at. we are spending millions and millions of dollars nationwide

did you have a summer job? a summer holidayjob. did you have a summerjob? you pick them as well? no, i set up a counter where they were. i was sitting in a giant strawberry. how nice! iwonder if it is like vinegar strawberry picking when you are a kid and you get to the counter to pay and use these —— and they say, have you eaten any? and you say no, and your mouth is covered in strawbridge is. you are actually allowed to eat them where i worked. we have lots of tweets about this. helen says, i always had a part—time on holidayjob from the age of 13, waitressing and in petrol stations, simply so i could buy things and build my independence. my eldest child does the same, karalee travelling in europe on the wages a part—time job. travelling in europe on the wages a part—timejob. —— travelling in europe on the wages a part—time job. —— currently. travelling in europe on the wages a part—timejob. —— currently. mike says teenagers should be working but they also face more challenges today than 20 years ago. and thomas says he was extraordinarily lucky to spend

for a summer?se i have my own metric for what is a good summer. what is a good summer for you? >> well, what i like to do is, at the start of a summer, i buy myself one size less than i know fits me speedo. ( laughter ) then by the end of the summer, i'm trying to get down so all my stuff isn't hanging over the sides and stuff, you know what i mean? >> stephen: oh. and if i have a real nice speedo going, then i've had a good summer. >> stephen: do you wear the speedo in public? >> yeah. i mean, to the pool and stuff, public pools. >> stephen: trying to bring the euro feel. >> yeah. >> stephen: i'm quite the opposite. if by the end of the summer my belly's not hanging out over the top of it, then i haven't had enough ice cream or sweet corn or tomato sandwiches or shrimp. >> yeah. >> stephen: you starve yourself in the summer in order to get -- >> yeah. >> stephen: no! this is bumper crop time! ( laughter ) >> to circle back. >> stephen: go ahead. tomato sandwiches is just tomatoes between bread. (

that's not your usual summer camp you had to rush out and meet young people on their summer break where they learned to fire guns and battle terrorists. and welcome to the program polls have now closed in a general election in cambodia and prime minister who in san appears sat for a sweeping and controversial victory despite more than a dozen parties listed on the ballot the main and only credible opposition has been outlawed and silenced critics are calling the vote a sham and say the prime minister is moving towards tightening his grip on more than three decades in power. ballots polling stations fingers stained with ink across cambodia voters went to the polls but with only one viable party in the running. and couldn't send the world's longest serving prime minister was not taking any chances this year. after nearly losing the vote five years ago to the cambodian national rescue party he took action to make sure they wouldn't threaten him again. the rival party was dissolved by court order its leader jailed for treason websites critical of his party were blocked on sen's only real wo

the summer camp with a difference we'll head to russia and meet young people on their summer break where they learned to fire guns and battle terrorists. and rainbow flags fly here in berlin with hundreds of thousands turning out for one of europe's largest gay pride gatherings christer first street day. and welcome to the program polls have now closed in a general election in cambodia and prime minister who then appears set for a sweeping and controversial victory despite more than a dozen parties listed on the ballot the main and only credible opposition has been outlawed and silenced critics are calling the vote a sham and say the prime minister is moving towards tightening his grip on more than three decades and power. voter registration lists ballot boxes fingers stained with ink across cambodia voters went to the polls but with only one viable party in the running. consent the world's longest serving prime minister was not taking any chances this year. after nearly losing the vote five years ago to the cambodian national rescue party he took action to make sure they wouldn't threat

day special with behind the scenes details on summer's biggest music shows. only we're with britney, talking her return to touring, her workouts, and her surprising diet plan to get in shape. >> you're kidding me. >> then -- ♪ new surprises from beyonce and jay-z as their tour hits the u.s. and gwen stefani shows off with a career first. >> you know it's going to work out. it has to. >> plus the real reason elton john is ready to say good-bye to the stage for good. >> this is the last hurrah. >> and backstage with tim mcgraw and faith hill. >> let me out! >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> we hope that you are having a fantastic fourth of july. we have tonight your favorite music artist who's are setting off their own brand of fireworks onstage this summer. >> let's get started with britney spears. she has ruled the las vegas strip for the last five years. she looked amazing doing it. now she is hitting the road and only talking to us about it. ♪ your piece of me show is going on tour this summer. how do you keep in shape on tour? >> this round of shows w

either summer of his first spitfire. either summer of 1940, he was a veteran.ttacks. us heads up, it was a difficult time. when she were strapped into your aeroplane and error one, then it was up aeroplane and error one, then it was up to you. in later life, geoffrey's experiences were dramatised in a film. for most of the battle, british aircraft were heavily outnumbered. dogfights were chaotic and often short. the spitfire only carried enough ammunition for a few minutes of combat. , the controller coming on and saying, 150 plus coming on and saying, 150 plus coming in over dungeness. and my goodness, it looked it too. we went into it head on. like a lot of insects on a summer into it head on. like a lot of insects on a summer evening. into it head on. like a lot of insects on a summer eveningm into it head on. like a lot of insects on a summer evening. it was unrelenting. when i spoke to geoffrey earlier this year, he said survivors had to shut out there emotions. you just accepted it. survivors had to shut out there emotions. youjust accepted it. it was a d

we're calling her one of the stars of the summer.bullock's criminal crew in "ocean's 8." >> can i get my watch back, please? >> sorry. >> aquafina and all the cast are embracing "crazy rich asians'" diversity. it's been a decade since a predominantly issuesn cast has headlined a big hollywood movie. >> you think about 25 years, that's an entire adult life that i grew up seeing representation, and it's about time i think. >> yellow on the outside, white on the inside. >> you so crazy! >>> coming up, tom cruise on the "top gun" sequel set as we uncover a blast from the past. tom's a-list premiere date. >> you'll have to see it, won't you? >> then we are on the set of "bumblebee" with john cena. how his transformers movie is completely different than the rest sxwlp dined kind of hit the reset button. >> jennifer garner gets back to her action star past. how she got in killer shape. >> you danced your way to those shoulders? >> i did. >> closed captioning provided by -- the places you clean the most are where the people you love the most

try my spicy chicken club combo today. >> it's been a summer bummer. popular fountains have been shut off. abc 7 news reporter reporter amanda is live at the applause why wi plaza with more on a promising update. >> before the summer sun sets this part of the plaza is usually packed with kuids runnig through waterspouts. the city is it hoping that in the next few weeks it could bring the fun and the fountains back here. >> usual sounds and sights of kids splashing through the large surges of water have been replaced by silence. >> when it's hot out here and you want to come out in this parg it's unwelcoming with the fouts fountains. zplee the city says equipment. >> e evan says it should have fountains flowing. >> i don't understand how they couldn't say summer is coming, we need to prepare for this. >> the city it is testing should come soon so visitors can go playing in the summer fountains before summer is up. >> please turn on the fountains. >>. >> the city says it's waiting on pe workers to reinform energize the sbroelt here. wauns that happens th

summer is upon us.ave been watching action on the streets as tom cruise saves the world again in mission: impossible — fallout. there has been action in the air as well as dracula and his friends go on a monster vacation in hotel tra nsylva nia monster vacation in hotel transylvania 3. and there has been action in the alps as i went back 5000 years for the story of the iceman. every genre is covered this week and mission: impossible, it looks like they spent a lot of money. this is number six, the first one was in 1996. tom cruise is back as ethan hunt, the special agent who is tracking down some missing plutonium helped by his usual cohorts including rebecca ferguson and simon pegg. there is a new boy, henry cavill, superman, he is playing a cia agent watching every move that ethan hunt makes. it is action packed and they say that the traffic in paris is very bad, that will not stop tom cruise. let us have a look. do you copy? we copy. go! change of plan. i'm going rogue. need extraction. we're on our

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every summer he says sins of young russians attend summer camps with a difference as well sitting around campfires and sleeping in tents they learn to fire goans and simulate clearing a building of terrorists the so-called patriotic summer camps are growing in popularity. for a summer holiday playing war these kalashnikov machine guns may not be loaded with real bullets but it was a bit but camp the boys are learning how to handle them. the kids here are aged between ten and sixteen. but it's like the world over i know that. little it's nikita's first time in the military summer counter the fifteen year old is from nearby moscow like many of the boys he wants to try out life as a soldier here to decide if it's for him. you don't feel like a normal russian citizen hears if you like a soldier maybe even in another country and on a secret mission it's totally different from normal life so. today the boys are swinging into action to clear a building of terrorists. the instructors say these are current real life scenarios from the russian army's operations. structures in the camp of the milit

especially be warmer summers and the more extreme temperature like the heatwave of this summer.ore regional changes in rainfall. what we expect with climate change is wetter winters with more heavy rainfall that causes increased risks of flooding. what we are expecting in the summer of more what we have seen this summer, drier conditions and droughts in the uk. the last ten years of rainfall reflect more variability which is still in the uk. we do need to prepare for the background trends in climate. you are not in any doubt are you, this is all a result of carbon emissions and what is being done to the planet by mankind? climate change is caused by human emissions from our activity. this is beyond a reasonable doubt. if we continue to go like we are doing, putting emissions in the atmosphere, then it's not going to stop there. it is part of a trend in climate we are seeing and to stabilise the climate we need to address the source of climate change, which is human emissions. in your view, is it too late to act and try and reverse this? reversing is not on the table right now. w

holidays but your organization telling a different story that summer is not going to be fun for maybe millions in britain millions of children so course the summer holiday should be a really positive time it should be a time that children in their families look back on with very happy memories but unfortunately for a lot of children in the u.k. that isn't the case the school holidays can be a time that's but a lot of pressure on families financially children who get their free school meals during the term time suddenly that support falls away and families are faced finding anywhere between thirty and forty pounds a week extra they didn't have to before so it can be a time of real hardship and worry for families as well but the good news is that lots of community groups around the country supporting children running activity sessions and meals and last week the government announced that they are funding two million pounds this summer to support those clubs which is a really positive move two million pounds across england and wales across the united kingdom steering abounds across engla

in a busy summer for test cricket perhaps?orld cup and wimbledon and the open, yes, it isa and wimbledon and the open, yes, it is a really key series. the best testing in the best testing and officially according to the rantings but they have this block when they come to england and play in swinging conditions they have lost 3—1 and fort melville last two series. they have to score to settle in england the cells at a pretty miserable year and test cricket. they lost to australia and the ashes. they have a lot of questions that need to answer under the leadership. the weather should be good we are expecting full houses with really nor the support from the indian community here in the uk and i think starting this week especially at edgbaston and also have five test matches. we hardly ever see this outside in ashes series. a good to be like a box that would demote you get them on the drama has to be. it has to with. that could be the case. —— at that were the more drama. the sound enthusiastic. will india enjoy?” think so. i thin

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that is the difference a good summer will make.onged weather is taking its toll, thousands of fish have been rescued from a river in dorset because sections are drying out, our green and pleasant land now looking in many parts brown and parched. set to get even hotter with temperatures expected to peak later this week. let us assess all of this with our weather presenter, nick miller, horrendous scenes and devastation in greece, real concerns injapan and oui’ greece, real concerns injapan and our own high temperatures here, is there a link? we are talking about hot, dry episodes of weather across a large part of the northern hemisphere, it is quite difficult to pick one cause and say it is behind everything because it is such a large area. not too long ago in greece, it was relatively cool and there were storms. not necessarily prolonged hot weather there but it has been dry enough to produce the effects we are seeing. there are certain weather pattern is replicated or mirrored in some of the areas we are talking about. the uk and

four children, this is a summer like it hot.s is a summer from heaven and like it hot. four children, this is a summerfrom heaven and it looks like hot summers will increasingly become the new normal but the mps are saying that while the children are saying that while the children are having fun, we must make sure the elderly are also protected. how can adapt to a warming world? the mps want care homes and hospitals inspected for resilience to heat. they want stricter water efficiency standards for buildings and they wa nt standards for buildings and they want maximum workplace temperatures and relaxed dress codes. but put this in perspective was a life in developing countries will be much harder as the climate overheats. the uk can afford to adapt to its heatwaves. poor nations cannot. so is our planet getting hotter and, if so, why? more and more scientists are now saying there's a closer link between carbon emissions and rising temperatures around the world. here's our science correspondent, pallab ghosh. the last time it was

and expensive. have to eat bailed feed, highly unusual in summer and expensivelj have unusual in summerensive.” have never known anything like this in all my time farming. i do not think we've had any significant rain for about six weeks. so now we are having to feed the winter forage that we've kept back for the winter. the last time we had conditions like this was 1976. a short distance away at this commercial nursery they grow pla nts at this commercial nursery they grow plants for garden centres and local nurseries but the hot weather means that fewer people are wanting to buy pla nts that fewer people are wanting to buy plants because they do not think that they will last for the with all the talk of a hosepipe ban people are not willing to put their plants in and they've just watch them die in front of them. it is just not growing. guide grows carrots were living, the conditions mean they're much smaller than they should be. the business consequences are a lot less crop, we let customers down, we have less income coming in and in the future it it means we do not have the money to

the summer is upon us. what have you been watching?l, i've been watching action on the streets, as tom cruise saves the world again in mission: impossible — fallout. and there's been action in the air as well, as dracula and his pals go on a monster vacation in hotel transylvania 3. and there's been action in the alps, as i went back 5000 years for the story of the iceman. well, every genre is covered this week. mission: impossible, my goodness, it looks like they've spent an awful lot on this. it does, get, this is number six. the first one way back in 1996, unbelievably. tom cruise, of course, is back as ethan hunt — the imf special agent. this time he's tracking down some missing weapons—grade plutonium, helped of course by his usual cohorts. so, ving rhames is back, simon pegg is back, rebecca ferguson — who was in the previous film — is back for this one. there is a new boy — henry cavill. we know him as superman in the movies. yes. he's playing a cia agent who's watching over every move that ethan hunt makes. of course, it is act

would you care to clarify what is meant through the summer until the end of the summer when rates are? >> i will address the second question first. clear, the english version. our counsel in english and agree on one in english text. so that is what we have to look at. the term structure money market rates reflects two things. fewer expectations of the future path of the policy rate, the uncertainty that surrounds the evolution of the economy. as far as i think i said last they are very well aligned . policy rates will remain at their current levels through the summer of next year. viewss of market confirmed this very tight alignment. you have the uncertainty in the term structure. this attempts to be more variable. what we see is this component may have increase since our june announcement due to various factors including the state of the debate on trade. an impact coming from higher nominal wage growth could compensate trade. we haven't done this analysis yet. the second part of this year ,ontinues on solid growth growth based across sectors and across countries. >> how do you wait t

this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event.ease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> the a's and giants waging battle against each other. let's go off script. the a's and the new york mets are finalizing a deal on the trade bringing closure jerry familiar -- familia and he would be a great closer. >>> let's introduce the second half of the season. out of oakland here we go with bruce, smiling out of the dugout because the giants called up jones, and here's what ryder jones did. in the 5th inning, the first blast of the season he gets called the. he put on the uniform. at the top of the 7th inning, it is pablo sandoval. his ninth home run for the season making it 3-1. 45,606 watching the him do it to open with 5-1. the game today's at 6 pm. >>> we have the rugby world cup and here's the nightcap at the at&t park. team usa against wales into the quarterfinals, all red, white and blue. we have speedy perry baker, one of his two tries as the usb wales, 35-zero. engl

we are already halfway through summer and with thousands of kids enrolled in the summer camps and programs, this summer we are offering more than 500 camp weeks serving more than 12,000 children in our camps plus thousands more in our learn to swim programs. some fund staffs -- 250 muffins were faked at mega- up. 317 batches of slime have been made throughout our mounting neighbourhood camps this summer. sixteen countries around the world were visited at a -- at adventure up at 141 experiments were conducted at the museum art and science camp. and then just yesterday we had over 700 kids at casey jones bayview park for our annual summer play day which includes a variety of athletic activities, arts and culture activities, rides, we barbecue a lunch. this year by doing it at kc jones, we are able to utilize the pool. we had beginning paddle boarding and kayaking in the pools and learn to swim programs. this is a partnership with kaiser. we are very appreciative of them. we had a giant slide. we had a rock wall. we had the fire department out there with us. i wanted to thank them. it was rea

in an early summer recess, theresa may would be interested in an early summer recess, and the gossipshe does not have to face a leadership challenge before the summer leadership challenge before the summer recess? bluntly, geography matters and plotting is much easier face—to—face than other text message, whatsapp and twitter direct m essa g es message, whatsapp and twitter direct messages etc. if people are taking out of the hothouse plotting atmosphere of westminster, sidney allured in the direction of a spanish beach, plotting the innermost workings of the conservatives' leadership rules may not seem the pressing priority that it does on a tuesday afternoon in late july when they are imprisoned within this parliamentary building. i suspect it is that simple. and all of the makkah nations around making a leadership vote potentially come along is much harder once people fan out around the country and around the world. —— and all of the machinations around making a leadership vote. you would be hard to do, i would suspect, to offer lifts to any ports, airports or constituency going a

in this arctic region, the summers are short and cool.wind blowing] our winters last for nearly six months and are very cold and stormy. my home is one of the snow-covered houses in a village called the point hope. it is on the shore of the arctic ocean in northwestern alaska. our lighthouse helps us find our way across the flat snow-covered , land. even in the summer, only a few ships come through point hope. none can travel during the winter storms of november. our people depend on the cold waters of the arctic ocean for much of their living. alaska is a territory of the united states and the eskimos who live here are american citizens. here is my sister. blowing] in the cold winter weather, the fish tossed up on the shore are quickly frozen. whenever we find frozen fish, we pick them up. we are always watching for food from the sea. [seal barking] whenever my father hears a seal barking, he fires his rifle. the voices of the seals frighten the sea animals. [shots firing] from seals, we obtain food and clothing. when father kills a sea

this summer apocalyptic scenes with it. this summer holiday season has become a national tragedy.i — is a senior humanitarian affairs officer for the international federation of red cross what is the latest on the fires? we have seen the absolute death and devastation that they have caused but what is the situation with the virus today? well, some of the fires are continuing. so red cross‘s first priority right now is getting people to safety, treating the injured and also working with the emergency services of the country in order to help a search and rescue operation. and how hard is it for you and your staff to get access to these areas? because obviously these claims are absolutely terrifying. —— flames. access is not possible to all of these places but people have been evacuated from the affected areas. still, for people who may be trapped in buildings. but the overwhelming majority of people have been evacuated. now the situation is... and what we're trying to do is to have people that have lost their loved one and perhaps in their homes com pletely loved one and perhaps in

but the long warm days of summer help make up for inconveniences f cold and dark.ska is often called the gibraltar of the north because of its location as a strategic outpost of the united states. the army accordingly in addition to participation in air defense missions is constantly training and in readiness to defense alaska under the most realistic conditions possible. at fort great dealy, this training and testing program is ost evident. its climate is significantly different. it is as cold as the far north offers terrain of trees, rocks, streams and mountains but is farther below the arctic circle than fairbanks. the effects of cold and the difficulties of movement in the arctic are tackled and overcome living and moving through snow and ice demand courage, tenacity and a type of self-reliance to be gained under through the experience here at the northern warfare training center. summer training at the center begins in may, continues until the cold weather sets in again. skis, ice axis and snow shoes give way to the rope, pitong, and slap rink of the mount nea

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. >> well, it happens on a yearly basis because of the summer months.raqi summers are very difficult, temperatures go over 50 degrees earned the day, 40 at night, and the fact don't have electricity or running water is obviously a major problem. there are also unspoken problems . during summer because of access to health care, mortality rates for infants and older people is very high, which can be upsetting to a lot of people. and the fact that the governing iraqi access to elite health care by virtue of the fact that they can leave the country when they want to see health care in european capitals obviously annoys people vary significantly. summer there are major protests, particularly in the south, where service is particularly bad and temperatures are combined with very high humidity. on a yearly basis, the demonstrations are put down until temperatures improve. and then the government forgets about the protester's demands until the following year. it's a yearly event and it's likely to happen next year and the year after. sharon: things are slightly

but can she really afford to let her guard down this summer? her majority since her ill-fated 2017 general election and with dissatisfaction building on both sides of the house about how she plans to go about brexit, some would argue it's a wonder theresa may has held on this long. the prime minister even xrd bringing forward parliament summer recess, so concerned she was about the prospect of the confidence vote in her leadership. and with labor now polling five points ahead, the one thing uniting her deeply divided conservative party is the prospect of a government led by jeremy corbyn. >> after two years of dither and delay the government has sunk into a mire of chaos and division. the agreement that was supposed to unite the cabinet led to the cabinet falling apart within 48 hours. >> reporter: with may spending parliament's penultimate day with her cabinet in england's northeast, there's little time for those wishing to unseat her. though that doesn't mean that mps can't spent summer plotting from afar. the real test for may will come in s

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apparently, oui’ their summer holidays. apparently, our trains their summer holidays. in the their summer holidays. apparently, our trains in the uk are the envy of europe. check out that story on bbc online. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: president trump says he's ready to meet iran's leaders any time and with no preconditions. there are fresh claims that north korea's building new intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of reaching the us, despite recent rounds of peace talks. politicians in the uk are calling for greater controls of the aid sector, following claims of widespread sexual exploitation and abuse. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the front of the guardian. it has an image, you will see ina guardian. it has an image, you will see in a moment, of former president of zimbabwe, robert mugabe, voting with his wife and daughter in harare, in the first elections since he was ousted from office last year. in the independent, deals of a government report

. —— summer. “— some fires, but nothing like. —— summer. —— nothing like this. swirling, like a tornado. it was the wind. wherever the flame touched down, there was a new fire. the fla mes down, there was a new fire. the flames looked like they were coming from a flamethrower, not a burning tree. the flames came down the hillside here, through the houses, those that survived did so by scrambling into the sea. this phone video shows them standing, watching as their village burned. many died as their village burned. many died as they tried to get help. slowly, the horror stories have emerged. a newlywed killed on his honeymoon. brian was separated from his bride, she is now in hospital. now, anger is replacing grief. greek authorities criticised, many here thought there was no plan, no training to deal with this disaster ina training to deal with this disaster in a country where forest fires are common and have killed people. it though this, now officially the worst such disaster that this country has ever seen. andrew planned, bbc news. —— andrew plant. as we've

is something going to change over the summer? will people, down over the summer? will people, down over the summer? there is something called party conferences in september. that will calm things down, won't it?|j don't believe it. is that what boris was doing today, saying he could lead a coalition government?|j was doing today, saying he could lead a coalition government? i can't imagine anybody wanting to be in it but maybe that was behind his thinking. it is hard to see how one would be formed. it is unlikely to seejeremy would be formed. it is unlikely to see jeremy corbyn would be formed. it is unlikely to seejeremy corbyn agreeing to form a government of national unity with either theresa may or boris. government of national unity with either theresa may or borism certainly would not be him. you can form a coalition government at times of great crisis and it is eased argue we are in one now. and fascinating that, of course, the new brexit secretary dominic raab is trying to lay the groundwork for if they fail to get agreement on all of this. and if we do en

i think the summer zervos case is significant.t is why he is fighting it and that is why there have been efforts to delay it. it is like a slow moving train and i don't think he likes where it's going. donald trump's own words may also be used against him in court. i did try and bleep. she was married. like this infamous tape. after the tape came out, donald trump apologised for his language. i have never said i'm a perfect person. i have said and done things i rethe words released on this video are one of them. after the tape came out, donald trump apologised for his language. i have never said i'm a perfect person. i have said and done things i rethe words released on this video are one of them. anyone who knows me knows these words don't reflect who i am. panorama has spoken to women who say that's exactly how he is. it was mr trump's denials that made them come forward. there is a gentleman at the window, introduced himself as donald trump. jessica leeds says she was assaulted on a plane in the late 70s. suddenly this man star

not every week is like this but it happens every summer. we were here before a few weeks ago little has changed. endless queues stressed out drivers and animals almost dying of thirst until they finally crossed the new border into turkey. the journey is still far from over but any notion of animal welfare ends here especially during these summer weeks. this animal will die on the other side of the border. the european court of justice says that the eaters animal welfare regulations also apply here in turkey but no one here cares about that says i for them it wasn't until madness to transpose animals over thousands of kilometers has run into countries where there's no law that protects them. from here some transports will continue another twenty two hundred kilometers to their built in iraq. this is after dam the organization eyes on animals has repeatedly tracked animals from the border to the slaughterhouse which leslie moffat has often been to turkey herself your organization also offers training for slaughter houses that are. it's obviou