that win means glamorgan are level on points with surrey.ershire by 60 runs at headingley. harmanpreet kaur was the star as lancashire thunder beat surrey stars by five wickets in the kia super league. the indian held her nerve to smash a six off the penultimate ball to give lancashire their third win in a row. football managers and coaches will be given red and yellow cards for misconduct this season. the new rules will apply to the efl, fa cup and league cup competitions, and can be issued for things like swearing or gesturing at officials, sarcastic clapping and waving imaginary cards. they'll be suspended too when the cards build up. premier league managers will be given verbal cautions. let's round up some of the other sports stories. the scotland rugby union head coach gregor townsend has been given a two—year contract extension. the current deal ended after next year's world cup injapan, but he'll now stay in charge through to 2021. gareth bale looks like he's still wanted by real madrid. out of favour for much of last season, the new

the surrey stars captain hit 95 not out. 149 the target for thunder.ve run of form for thunder. they have now won three on the bounce and they are the inform tea m the bounce and they are the inform team in the competition. the england hockey team play their next match at the women's world cup in just over an hour. they failed to qualify directly for the quarterfinals after only winning one of their three group games. so they have a play—off match against korea, with the winners going on to face the favourites the netherlands in the last 8. jo currie sent us this from queen elizabeth olympic park in east london. sta kes stakes could not be much higherfor england tonight, a win would see them progress to the quarterfinals to play netherlands on thursday. if they lose there will be sent home before even reaching the knockout stages. the fact that they're having to play is a good indication of how much england have struggled so far in the tournament. a fairly underwhelming starts meant they only picked up a draw against their opponents but ahead of the ma

surrey council said, "we are defending this claim.6 billion. it was 5,000,000,02013. we have made available additional investment —— it was 5 million, in 2013. in bristol, which you mentioned, this year, they are getting 51 million. in hackney, a2 million. in surrey, 1a2 million. they are also inspected now. we have made probably the largest m ost now. we have made probably the largest most ambitious change in terms of the legislation and how we look after children with special educational needs, 3a0,000 children... thank you for telling us. children... thank you for telling us. it is the local authority that has to decide how those children actually received the best possible support with their needs. thank you for telling us. it sounds like an extraordinary amount of money but we have been covering this story for some time on breakfast and it is clear the families, whatever the numbers, they are not getting the help they need. what can be done about it and done about it soon? very good question. the way the system works is now child

the temperature reached 35 degrees this afternoon at heathrow and hotter in surrey, making it the hotteston in the uk following the high—profile cases of children with severe epilepsy being denied access to canada's oil. and as we have just been saying the bbc will pay £850,000 to sir cliff richard's legal cost of following his privacy case. the official vote leave campaign spend more than 2.7 million on ads targeted at people on facebook to help it to win the 2016 european union referendum. the us social media giant has released these ads two mps on fake news, meaning everyone, not those that they were aimed at, can now see them. let's go to our correspondent at westminster. what does the data actually show? this data set, which has been given by facebook to the house of commons media select committee contains images and the text from 1400 adverts placed on facebook by various parts of the vote leave campaign during the eu referendum. these adverts in total we re referendum. these adverts in total were seen between 170 million and 370 million times. they were posted bya canadian 370 mill

surrey council said, we are defending this claim.. but thatjudicial review is one of three going to be high court this year. the first will be heard here in bristol today. a court order means we cannot identify the family behind the challenge. one of my child's educational needs are not being met because they do not have the funding. and you know bristol has the worst exclusion rate in the whole of the country in primary and secondary school. what does that tell you? that we need funding for our children, not cuts. bristol is one of 39 local authorities who have signed this letter to the secretary of state for education. it says they are deeply concerned by a lack of adequate send funding and far reaching reductions to provision. the letter has also been signed by hackney. there, protests have been held in the face of cuts to tackle a £6 million overspend. but now that council is considering a legal challenge of its own, a judicial review against the government. you are having this conversation is right now? yes, we have to come up w

it reached 35.1 in surrey. many part5 5tat. it reached 35.1 in surrey. many pa rt5 had 5tat.derstorms on the forecast. we have thunderstorms acro55 parts of south—east england. also north—east scotla nd south—east england. also north—east scotland and western scotland. in between a lot of dry weather. thunderstorms will ease off through the morning but they will rejuvenate and at the same time we have weather fro nts and at the same time we have weather front5 coming from the west introducing showery rain. there will bea introducing showery rain. there will be a lot of dry weather around. thunderstorms are fairly hit and mi55. temperatures a bit lower than they were yesterday. the met office has a weather warning for central and eastern england for the thunderstorms. it ru n5 and eastern england for the thunderstorms. it runs from 1400 through until midnight and they could be vicious. they are hit and mi55. if you catch one it could lead to local fighting and travel disruption. —— local flooding. to local fighting and travel disruption. —— localflooding. and there could be so

set in an old manor house in leafy surrey, it is a world away from the bombs and bullets of the frontgic. you've got these staff who i think are like magicians. they really work with the patient and they want to always work that extra mile. then you've got the grounds and history. the end of headley court does not mean an end to this rehabilitation. over the next few months, some of the staff and the thousands of patients treated here each year, will be moving to a new £300 million purpose—built facility at stanford hall in the east midlands, where they will continue their often long and difficult road to recovery. headley court is now up for sale. but you can't put a price on what it's meant for so many wounded soldiers. jonathan beale, bbc news. tennis and at wimbledon today novak djokovic reached the quarter—finals after beating russian opponent karen khachanov. the three—time wimbledon champion and 12th seed won 6—4, 6—2, 6—2, making it the tenth time in his career that he's reached the quarter finals. he'll play japan's kei nishikori on wednesday. there are just two days to go be

temperatures during thursday got up above 35 degrees at wisley in surrey. 35 on the nose in central london of 27 degrees. however, that heat started to spark off thunderstorms, some of which will continue during friday. and then for the weekend things will feel much fresher. the fresher air lies behind these bands of cloud, atlantic frontal systems heading our way. where you see this clumpy cloud, here, well, that is where we saw some thunderstorms breaking out on thursday evening. as we start friday morning those temperatures will be pretty high. 16 in belfast and newcastle. 20 in the heart of london. still some showers and thunderstorms around, particularly eastern areas. things may be dry up for a time around the middle part of the day and then it looks like showers will return later on. 0ut west we will see cloud moving across northern ireland, western scotland, some western fringes of england and wales, a little bit of patchy rain here. but across the far east of the country another hot day. 32 in norwich. but further west something just a little cooler and fresher. now during friday

temperatures on thursday above 35 degrees in surrey. 35 on the nose in central london.derstorms, some of which will continue on friday. then for the weekend things will feel much fresher. the fresh air lies behind the bands of cloud, atlantic frontal systems heading our way. where we have the clumpy cloud is where we have thunderstorms breaking out on thursday evening. as we start friday morning the temperatures will be pretty high. 16 in belfast and newcastle. 20 in london. still some showers and thunderstorms, particularly eastern areas. things may be dry around the middle of the day and then showers will return later on. out west we will see cloud moving across northern ireland, western scotland, fringes of england and wales, patchy rain here. for the far east of the country it is a hot day. 32 in norwich. further west it is cooler and fresher. friday night we could see some really vicious downpours and thunderstorms across eastern england and scotland. could be some travel disruption. this heavy rain could also have some thunder and lightning included. still warm an

has experienced its hottest day of the year so far, with 35.1 degrees celsius recorded at wisley in surreyhe nhs, with warnings that the health service is facing similar pressures to the winter. jon kay has this report from milton keynes. wally is suffering. at 86, the heat has made his lung condition worse. he was rushed to hospital after collapsing at home. i fell, fell backwards into a radiator. took a chunk out of my back. he's now making sure he drinks plenty of water during the heat wave. it's the second time it's happened. and so is don, on the other side of the ward. he came in dehydrated with a kidney problem. i go into the hallway, and the next thing i know, i'm on the deck. what, you just passed out? yeah, yeah. that's scary. it is. here at milton keynes hospital, they've seen an increase in admissions, including sunburn and heatstroke. we've got more patients needing more treatment and in fact at this time of the year we've got nearly all of our beds, our winter pressure beds already open, and that is a real concern for us. so much for getting away from it all. when travel dela

scorching temperatures across southern and eastern parts, with 35.1 celsius recorded at wisley in surrey year. the heat is going out with a bang, and the combination of humidity is producing intense thunderstorms. that's for the next couple of days. thunderstorms across eastern parts of england have developed ahead of the main area of low pressure, which is continuing to get ever closer. it's pushing the weather front into western areas overnight, with some outbreaks of rain. further east, showers and thunderstorms continuing, some of them destructive with frequent lightning, hail and the risk of flash flooding. a warm and muggy night come in many southern and eastern areas, with something fresher in the far north—west. we start friday with intense thunderstorms in eastern areas, more running into what south—eastern parts, getting towards eastern england and eastern scotland, but cloudier further west. not as warm as thursday, but in the extreme south—east it could make the low to mid 30s depending on the sunshine. thunderstorms continue to rage on in central and eastern areas through fr

the surrey batsman has been in good form, but suffered a finger injury 0pposite, it wasn't good enought we needed to do better. we knew what to do for the next game, and we went out and do for the next game, and we went outand did do for the next game, and we went out and did it. britain's former world champion lizzie deignan is the big signing for a new women's world tour team — trek factory racing. she's not racing at present because she's pregnant, but the briton will leave her current squad at the end of the season and says her new team don't see her as a risk — they see her as an investment, and a valued athlete. the football world cup may be over, but preparations are just begining for the rugby league world cup, which takes place across engand in 2021. kids were outside the salford studios here enjoying themselves. more than £10 million of government funding is to be invested in local club and community rugby league projects as part of a legacy initiative for the tournament. we'll find out the venues and scheduling injanuary. we wa nt we want to make sure that we leave a footpri

south—west of england and south wales, but a few storms could arrive all the way towards sussex into surreyas of rain as gospel because it is a developing situation, all developing around this very flabby area of low pressure that's bringing that cloud and the potential for some storms. but at the same time, we've got high pressure building in across the north. so on monday, most places are going to have a dry and sunny day once again. there will still be a few storms not far away from the far south—west through the english channel and towards the channel islands. but away from here, no sign of any rain. those temperatures still on the high side for this time of year, particularly high towards the south—east into the midlands. 30 degrees quite likely here. and for the first week ofjuly, not a great deal of change. more dry, sunny and quite hot weather for most. the highest temperatures will be in the south where there is still the chance of one or two thundery downpours, although that threat, that risk, that chance is diminishing as the week goes on. because that high pressure is going to b

it also had response equipment would surrey -- in theory be able to help if the tankers started to leak oil. the other big change, which was advocated by people in prince william sound and by alaska's in double, was to require hulls on oil tankers. those, you had a bunch of oil in the tanker and an inch of still -- steel and seawater. any option would result in an or with double halls on the size of tankers used in prince william sound there are two byls -- hulls, separated whatever they wanted in there. you can get a fairly serious puncture and have no leak. it was estimated after a spill that is the exxon valdez had a double hall the spill would have --n dramatically reduced hull. bureaucracies after 99 -- 1990 did recall that ships coming into all american ports that carried oil had to have double hulls. do this oil spill affect the oil industries influence in the alaska legislature and also did alaska impose any regulations? mr. jones: alaska law was revised and regulations were revised also. congress took some of the lessons involved and as far as the political climate is involved,

south—west of england and south wales, but a few storms could arrive all the way towards sussex into surrey as gospel because it is a developing situation, all developing around this very flabby area of low pressure that's bringing that cloud and the potential for some storms. but at the same time, we've got high pressure building in across the north. so on monday, most places are going to have a dry and sunny day once again. there will still be a few storms not far away from the far south—west through the english channel and towards the channel islands. but away from here, no sign of any rain. those temperatures still on the high side for this time of year, particularly high towards the south—east into the midlands. 30 degrees quite likely here. and for the first week ofjuly, not a great deal of change. more dry, sunny and quite hot weather for most. the highest temperatures will be in the south where there is still the chance of one or two thundery downpours, although that threat, that risk, that chance is diminishing as the week goes on. because that high pressure is going to be building

years as the uk's leading rehabilitation centre for injured servicemen and women, headley court in surreyto 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 bit. 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 that i have been here, i was running, walking, cycling, swimming, living a normal life. archive commentary: in the gymnasium some of the boys with the undercarriage trouble are

a yellow warning for thunderstorms in the south west of england which may move eastwards towards surreye and london. in the north west of scotla nd london. in the north west of scotland patchy rain will work its way eastwards. plenty of sunshine. temperatures already up to 30 celsius in porthmadog. still the chance of thunderstorms across south—west england and southern england this evening. 0vernight more clout for scotland would maybe be odd spot of rain. very muddy and humid across central and southern england. temperatures about 18 celsius. another dry and sunny day. there is the chance of a few showers in south—west and southern england. cooler in the sunshine. 27—29dc. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... firefighters tackling a huge blaze which is ravaging moorland across lancashire have said they are launching a "large scale attack" on the flames. a major incident was declared when two fires merged into one as a result of increasing wind speed. 30 conservative mps have written a letter demanding theresa may gets tough with the eu over brexit negotiations, while the head of

temperatures on thursday above 35 degrees in surrey. 35 on the nose in central london. sparks off thunderstorms, some of which will continue on friday. then for the weekend things will feel much fresher. the fresh air lies behind the bands of cloud, atlantic frontal systems heading our way. where we have the clumpy cloud is where we have thunderstorms breaking out on thursday evening. as we start friday morning the temperatures will be pretty high. 16 in belfast and newcastle. 20 in london. still some showers and thunderstorms, particularly eastern areas. things may be dry around the middle of the day and then showers will return later on. out west we will see cloud moving across northern ireland, western scotland, fringes of england and wales, patchy rain here. for the far east of the country it is a hot day. 32 in norwich. further west it is cooler and fresher. friday night we could see some really vicious downpours and thunderstorms across eastern england and scotland. could be some travel disruption. this heavy rain could also have some thunder and lightning include

south—west of england and south wales, but a few storms could arrive all the way towards sussex into surreyke the position of those areas of rain as gospel because it is a developing situation, all developing around this very flabby area of low pressure that's bringing that cloud and the potential for some storms. but at the same time, we've got high pressure building in across the north. so on monday, most places are going to have a dry and sunny day once again. there will still be a few storms not far away from the far south—west through the english channel and towards the channel islands. but away from here, no sign of any rain. those temperatures still on the high side for this time of year, particularly high towards the south—east into the midlands. 30 degrees quite likely here. and for the first week ofjuly, not a great deal of change. more dry, sunny and quite hot weather for most. the highest temperatures will be in the south where there is still the chance of one or two thundery downpours, although that threat, that risk, that chance is diminishing as the week goes on. because that

wisley in surrey reaching 35.1 celsius. in the southeast 33—34dc today.st. sending in fresher air. of low pressure out to the west. sending infresherair. in of low pressure out to the west. sending in fresher air. in eastern england and scotland there is potential for disruption from thunderstorms. not everybody seeing a thunderstorm. in the westmoor cloud and showers, some of which could be heavy. temperatures reaching a maximum of 33—34dc. this evening and overnight, the chance of intense thunderstorms, particularly in the east and we will see prolonged spells of rain through the night, gradually working north and the breeze will pick up, not as warm as last night. if you are hoping to see the lunar eclipse, it is not totally out of the question. at the weekend, more prolonged spells of rain in northern scotland, working north east. rain working up from the south—west. showers in the afternoon. drier in the south—east in the afternoon with sunny spells but the temperatures significantly cooler. the maximum around 23, perhaps 24 celsius. this is the pres

temperatures on thursday above 35 degrees in surrey. 35 on the nose in central london.the heat sparks off thunderstorms, some of which will continue on friday. then for the weekend things will feel much fresher. the fresh air lies behind the bands of cloud, atlantic frontal systems heading our way. where we have the clumpy cloud is where we have thunderstorms breaking out on thursday evening. as we start friday morning the temperatures will be pretty high. 16 in belfast and newcastle. 20 in london. still some showers and thunderstorms, particularly eastern areas. things may be dry around the middle of the day and then showers will return later on. 0ut west we will see cloud moving across northern ireland, western scotland, fringes of england and wales, patchy rain here. for the far east of the country it is a hot day. 32 in norwich. further west it is cooler and fresher. friday night we could see some really vicious downpours and thunderstorms across eastern england and scotland. could be some travel disruption. this heavy rain could also have some thunder and lightning

south—west of england and south wales, but a few storms could arrive all the way towards sussex into surrey a developing situation, all developing around this very flabby area of low pressure that's bringing that cloud and the potential for some storms. but at the same time, we've got high pressure building in across the north. so on monday, most places are going to have a dry and sunny day once again. there will still be a few storms not far away from the far south—west through the english channel and towards the channel islands. but away from here, no sign of any rain. those temperatures still on the high side for this time of year, particularly high towards the south—east into the midlands. 30 degrees quite likely here. and for the first week ofjuly, not a great deal of change. more dry, sunny and quite hot weather for most. the highest temperatures will be in the south where there is still the chance of one or two thundery downpours, although that threat, that risk, that chance is diminishing as the week goes on. because that high pressure is going to be building in across more of the u

temperatures during thursday got up above 35 degrees at wisley in surrey. 35 on the nose in central london the with rain at times. fresh air lines behind the atla ntic the fresh air lines behind the atlantic frontal systems, this cloud here, showing where we develop thunderstorms on thursday evening. some of it will continue to rumble through the first part of friday and look at the temperatures to start the day. 16 in belfast, 20 in london. there will be showers and storms across eastern areas on friday morning. then a decent chance of things will dry out and brighten up of things will dry out and brighten upfora time. of things will dry out and brighten up for a time. at worst, thick cloud moving into northern ireland, west of scotland, wales and the south—west with the odd splash of rain here. eastern areas still quite hot, 32- 33 rain here. eastern areas still quite hot, 32— 33 in norwich. things turn lescott from the west. there will be a scattering of severe thunderstorms we suspect —— less hot from the west. we push those through into saturday with further band of rain chasing behin

in london, in surrey, in new york. the summer heat wake breaking in spectacularfashion.ummer heat wake breaking in spectacular fashion. the met office issued an amber warning for heavy rain and thunderstorms will not flash flooding could pose a risk to life. police have been warning of the danger of swimming. it in your boy remains missing. the body of a 17—year—old boy was found. boy remains missing. the body of a 17-year-old boy was found. --7 —year—old boy. concerns were raised about a boy reported entering the water. formal identification is yet to ta ke water. formal identification is yet to take place but next of kin have been informed. earlier today, lightning caused severe disruption after damaging signalling equipment in york. it is stifling hot. no air conditioning. there is now to get water. extreme weather led to travel problems for the tunnel travellers. we spent approximately five hours waiting in queues. there was nowhere to go. no refreshments. no updates. in margate those who could talk to the beach. kids are off school. a day off work. we just want to b

temperatures during thursday got up above 35 degrees at wisley in surrey. 35 on the nose in central londono spark off thunderstorms, some of which will continue during friday. and then for the weekend things will feel much fresher. the fresher air lies behind these bands of cloud, atlantic frontal systems heading our way. where you see this clumpy cloud, here, well, that is where we saw some thunderstorms breaking out on thursday evening. as we start friday morning those temperatures will be pretty high. 16 in belfast and newcastle. 20 in the heart of london. still some showers and thunderstorms around, particularly eastern areas. things may be dry up for a time around the middle part of the day and then it looks like showers will return later on. 0ut west we will see cloud moving across northern ireland, western scotland, some western fringes of england and wales, a little bit of patchy rain here. but across the far east of the country another hot day. 32 in norwich. but further west something just a little cooler and fresher. now during friday night we could see some really vicious downp

temperatures on thursday above 35 degrees in surrey. 35 on the nose in central london.ome of which will continue on friday. then for the weekend things will feel much fresher. the fresh air lies behind the bands of cloud, atlantic frontal systems heading our way. where we have the clumpy cloud is where we have thunderstorms breaking out on thursday evening. as we start friday morning the temperatures will be pretty high. 16 in belfast and newcastle. 20 in london. still some showers and thunderstorms, particularly eastern areas. things may be dry around the middle of the day and then showers will return later on. out west we will see cloud moving across northern ireland, western scotland, fringes of england and wales, patchy rain here. for the far east of the country it is a hot day. 32 in norwich. further west it is cooler and fresher. friday night we could see some really vicious downpours and thunderstorms across eastern england and scotland. could be some travel disruption. this heavy rain could also have some thunder and lightning included. still warm and humid for

the uk has experienced its hottest day of the year so far with 35.1 degrees celsius recorded in surreythe record of 38.5 could be broken tomorrow. the continuing extreme heat is causing problems. in the nhs with the warnings the service is facing problems similar to the winter. and the channel tunnel faced problems. wally is suffering. at 86, the heat has made his lung condition worse. he was rushed to hospital after collapsing at home. i fell, fell backwards into a radiator. took a chunk out. he's now making sure he drinks plenty of water during the heat wave. second time it's happened. and so is don, on the other side of the ward. he came in dehydrated with a kidney problem. i go into the hallway. and the next thing i knew, i'm on the deck. what, you just passed out? yeah. that's scary. it is. here in milton keynes, the heat has led to an increase in admissions including sunburn and sunstroke. we've got more patients needing more treatment and in fact that this time of the year we've got nearly all of our beds, our winter pressure beds already open, and that is a real concern for us.

years as the uk's leading rehabilitation centre for injured servicemen and women, headley court in surrey

across the eu, and1 migration, the big issue across the eu, and 1 million people came to britain, surrey particularly affected angela merkel whose own chancellorship is really hanging in the balance, her coalition partner has threatened to withdraw from the deal. the story in the ft is around the austrian chancellor sebastian kurz who addressed the european parliament yesterday, warning he would impose new border patrols in berlin to deal with some tough rotation rules so it is that the double profile way, it will go away quite quickly when you consider how many governments in europe at the moment, with the populist ones of the eastern bloc like hungary and austria, or the new italian government which obviously is directly feeling the impact of mass migration on its shores. is directly feeling the impact of mass migration on its shoresm really does seem to be a real risk here is that a lot of these hardliners are moving into positions of power or influence right across the whole range of different countries. i think a lot of what you can say on it is for a while it seemed like the eu lea

liam plunkett has decided tojoin surrey test debut.ome british action in your robber league including a clash between burnley and aberdeen. meanwhile in champions league, celtic came from a goal down to beat rosen borwick 3—1. celtic have got a two—goal cushion to go to norway next wednesday. the winners will face the greeks a achy parabens in the third round. liverpool beat manchester city to—1. in california, though manchester united needed 26 penalties to beat milan. this was before milan missed, the shoot out 9— aid in the end. england's women are facing a battle to reach the quarterfinals in the hockey world cup after being held to a draw with the united states. they opened with a goal from the captain in her 200 international appearance, that equalled the all—time england and great britain combined scoring as well. we now face a play—off to reach the last eight. of course it is very special. it is a team game. you can't score without someone passing new google and you can't be on the field about another 15 people with you. i am v

the surrey man has a finger injury. the series is poised at 1—1.ed. not the big unification fight against american deyontay wilder but russian alexander povetkin. the fight will take place at wembley stadium on the 22nd of september. joshua says only a fool would underestimate what povetkin brings to the table. the world's best female cyclists race in la course later today, the one day event that runs alongside the men's tour de france. britain's lizzie deignan won't feature as she's expecting her first child. she has, though, signed for a new racing team for next season and said trek factory racing don't see her pregnancy as a risk but see her as an investment and a valued athlete. she is delighted. she thought that by getting pregnant it would shorten her career. it is actually going to lengthen it and she is thinking about the olympics. good on her. at what stage are the going to look at the open golf? you are just getting too excited and you won't be here on thursday. a little bit of buildup. you are getting excited about it. the papers today a

can the minister confirm whether the members for surrey heath, uxbridge and others involved are goingle for the vote leave fine, and can she confirm that of course this strengthens immeasurably the case for there to be a final say on the deal and a chance to exit from brexit? mrspeaker, no, i'm not going to be in a position to comment on individuals. i have already said that very, very clearly. what i will say again, for the benefit of the liberal democrat party, is that we are going to be delivering the referendum result and we do not intend to hold a second referendum. chloe smith. you're watching tuesday in parliament with me, mandy baker. the defence secretary has been pressed by mps to explain where the money is to come from to pay for a new £2 billion fighter jet for the raf. gavin williamson was at the farnborough airshow to unveil a model of the proposed aircraft, the tempest, the eventual replacement for the existing typhoon fighter jet. the defence secretary said the new aircraft would provide both economic and strategic benefits. in this, the 100th year of the royal air for

yea rs as the uk's leading rehabilitation centre for injured servicemen and women, headley court in surreynd world war, its recently provided care for as many as 20 thousand 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 bit. 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 that i have been here, i was running, walking, cycling, swimming, living a normal life. archive commentary: in the gymnasium some of the boys with the undercarriage trouble are loosening up stiff landing gear. headley court treated its first patients, wo

cheering from a ballet class in surrey to the cast of the royal opera house during the interval, england and in the dying moments of injury time, came disappointment. groans from crowd 1-1 groans from crowd 1—1 after extra time, and then to penalties. jubilation, pandemonium and purejoy, penalties. jubilation, pandemonium and pure joy, the penalties. jubilation, pandemonium and purejoy, the penalty curse finally broken. studio: england now face sweden on saturday. tonight's other main story now and a woman who worked at the countess of chester hospital has been arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to murder another six. the healthcare worker was held as part of a long—running investigation into the high number of baby deaths in the neo natal unit at the hospital. police have not said if the arrested woman was a nurse oi’ doctor, but they have said that they're now widening their investigation to look at the deaths of other babies there. judith moritz reports. hospital managers called in the police, because they could not explain the unusual number of baby deaths

a new inquest has reaffirmed that private sean benton, who died at the deepcut army barracks in surreyour young soldiers who died from gunshot wounds in unexplained circumstances between 1995 and 2002. inquests at the time recorded three open verdicts and one of suicide. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse has been fined £200,000 after sending a mass email that identified possible victims. the information commisioner‘s 0ffice said the message, which was sent to 90 people, placed vulnerable people at risk by allowing recipients to see each other‘s email addresses. —— messages. two leaders of the neo—nazi group national action have been sentenced to a total 01:14 years in prison for continuing to be members after it was banned as a terrorist organisation in 2016. the judge also noted that they had done nothing to discourage a plan by a fellow neo—nazi to kill an mp. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. when the time comes, they'll be in the chambers. jack renshaw, the neo—nazi who plotted to kill his mp, speaking in blackpool in 2016. you can call me a nazi

south—west of england and south wales, but a few storms could arrive all the way towards sussex into surrey is a developing situation, all developing around this very flabby area of low pressure that's bringing that cloud and the potential for some storms. but at the same time, we've got high pressure building in across the north. so on monday, most places are going to have a dry and sunny day once again. there will still be a few storms not far away from the far south—west through the english channel and towards the channel islands. but away from here, no sign of any rain. those temperatures still on the high side for this time of year, particularly high towards the south—east into the midlands. 30 degrees quite likely here. and for the first week ofjuly, not a great deal of change. more dry, sunny and quite hot weather for most. the highest temperatures will be in the south where there is still the chance of one or two thundery downpours, although that threat, that risk, that chance is diminishing as the week goes on. good morning, welcome to breakfast with christian fraser and victoria f

coach tamsin greenway has now won four consecutive superleague titles as a player—coach, with both surreyr more reaction to england's world cup quarter—final win against sweden. takeit take it away. thank you. we do not know if we're going to get a party here tonight in moscow because it is 1-0 here tonight in moscow because it is 1—0 between the hosts russia and croatia. they are playing each other for the right to play england in a world cup semifinal. the world cup final a week tomorrow but in fortnights' time, after england beat sweden 2—0 in, they are heading back to moscow for the semifinal. in what would be possibly address for herself for the world cup final from me in the sports a team here in moscow, everybody at the bbc sportscenter and wimbledon, it is goodbye for now. today was another warm dry sunny day across much of the country. here the scene, taken by one of our weather watchers. 0ver scene, taken by one of our weather watchers. over the next two days, that continues. it is going to be largely dry with pressure in charge. there will be some strong sunshine, but that is a

in surrey... in york... and in norfolk. the summer heatwave breaking in spectacularfashion.an amber warning for heavy rain and thunderstorms, over fears possible flash flooding could pose a risk to life. police have been warning of the dangers of wild swimming. a 13 —year—old boy remains missing in clacton and the body of a 17—year—old boy was found in a quarry lake in warwickshire. we were called at around 6:30pm last night, after concerns were raised for a 17—year—old boy who was reported to have entered the water. formal identification has yet to take place, but next of kin have been informed. earlier today, lightning caused severe destruction across the east coast mainline, after it damaged signalling equipment in york. it is actually stiflingly hot in here. there is no air conditioning, we have had no information about the air conditioning and the buffet is closed, there is nowhere to get water. the extreme weather led to travel problems for eurotunnel passengers. the heat causing issues with air conditioning and carriages. we spent approximately five hours waiting in q

south—west england, parts of wales and a few of those may bilderberg eastwards through hampshire, sussex, surrey up towards london. more cloud across northern ireland and north—west scotland, the odd spot of rain but aside from that, dry with plenty of sunshine across much of the country this afternoon, already up to 31 celsius in porthmadog and temperatures widely in the mid to high 20s. always a bit cooler for eastern coasts and a bit misty at times but the sea breeze keeping things cooler and a few thunderstorms rumbling around this evening and overnight for south—west england and southern england. otherwise dry with a bit more cloud across scotland, cooler here, 12—111, very muddy and humid across central and southern parts of england. tomorrow, we do it all again, foremost, dry with plenty of sunshine, a bit more cloud at times for scotland it will thin and break with spells of sunshine. the chance ofa with spells of sunshine. the chance of a show across south—west and southern england otherwise, dry, hot and very sunny. —— of a shower. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: firefighters t

in surrey... in york... and in norfolk. the summer heatwave breaking in spectacularfashion.ffice issued an amber warning for heavy rain and thunderstorms, over fears possible flash flooding could pose a risk to life. police have been warning of the dangers of wild swimming. a 13 —year—old boy remains missing in clacton and the body of a 17—year—old boy was found in a quarry lake in warwickshire. we were called at around 6:30pm last night, after concerns were raised for a 17—year—old boy who was reported to have entered the water. formal identification has yet to take place, but next of kin have been informed. earlier today, lightning caused severe destruction across the east coast mainline, after it damaged signalling equipment in york. it is absolutely stiflingly hot in here. there is no air conditioning, we have had no information about the air conditioning and the buffet is closed, there is nowhere to get water. the extreme weather led to travel problems for eurotunnel passengers. the heat causing issues with air conditioning and carriages. we spent approximately five hou

garden in this photo sent in bya soggy garden in this photo sent in by a weather watcher in epsom, surreyd to two areas of low pressure. the first in the north—west and this one bringing a majority of wet and windy weather in england and wales. the rain has cleared across england and wales, some outbreaks but scotland sees some heavy bursts through the rest of today. the majority of rain in eastern scotland, you can hear the odd rumble of thunder here. some sunny spells in ireland, an improvement on yesterday. some developing across western counties, the wind remains a feature, gusting at 40 the wind remains a feature, gusting at a0 or 45 the wind remains a feature, gusting at a0 or a5 miles an hour. temperatures where they would be at this time of year, a touch cooler in some areas, highs of 23 degrees. through the night, it is north and east. some clear spells but also outbreaks of rain, temperatures in the south staying warm, not much below 18 degrees. in the north, fresher, between nine and 13 degrees. here is how the pressure chart looks as we move into monday, that showery air mass,

south—west england, parts of wales and a few of those may bilderberg eastwards through hampshire, sussex, surreyotland, the odd spot of rain but aside from that, dry with plenty of sunshine across much of the country this afternoon, already up to 31 celsius in porthmadog and temperatures widely in the mid to high 20s. always a bit cooler for eastern coasts and a bit misty at times but the sea breeze keeping things cooler and a few thunderstorms rumbling around this