the low to mid—20s and those showers around kent and sussex at some point in the day.rth of us, there could be a frontjust about sneaking into wester, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, probably sunday, but still a while away. here's saturday, lots of clear weather around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be skyrocketing across the south, posibly up to 30 or 31. 30 is not of question in the midlands too and in the north of the country, northern ireland and also scotland, temperatures up into the mid—20s as well. come sunday, the heat continues to build across many parts of the uk. notice the cold front, a weak cold front, it means a bit of cloud, some spots of rain, you see the yellow colours so a lot fresher for our friends in the outer hebrides and the western isles, maybe around 16, cool north atlantic air but the heat is very much present across many parts of england and wales. so, hot sunday on the way and beyond that, guess what? there's little change. the heatwave continues throughout much of next week wit

the low to mid—205 and those showers around kent and sussex at some point in the day.her systems away to the north of us, there could be a frontjust about sneaking into wester, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, probably sunday, but still a while away. here's saturday, lots of clear weather around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be skyrocketing across the south, posibly up to 30 or 31. 30 is not of question in the midlands too and in the north of the country, northern ireland and also scotland, temperatures up into the mid—205 as well. come sunday, the heat continues to build across many parts of the uk. notice the cold front, a weak cold front, it means a bit of cloud, some spots of rain, you see the yellow colours so a lot fresher for our friends in the outer hebrides and the western isles, maybe around 16, cool north atlantic air but the heat is very much present across many parts of england and wales. so, hot sunday on the way and beyond that, guess what? there's little change. the heatwave continues throug

the low to mid—20s and those showers around kent and sussex at some point in the day.r systems away to the north of us, there could be a frontjust about sneaking into wester, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, probably sunday, but still a while away. here's saturday, lots of clear weather around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be skyrocketing across the south, posibly up to 30 or 31. 30 is not of question in the midlands too and in the north of the country, northern ireland and also scotland, temperatures up into the mid—20s as well. come sunday, the heat continues to build across many parts of the uk. notice the cold front, a weak cold front, it means a bit of cloud, some spots of rain, you see the yellow colours so a lot fresher for our friends in the outer hebrides and the western isles, maybe around 16, cool north atlantic air but the heat is very much present across many parts of england and wales. so, hot sunday on the way and beyond that, guess what? there's little change. the heatwave continues througho

the low to mid—20s and those showers around kent and sussex at some point in the day. could be a frontjust about sneaking into wester, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, probably sunday, but still a while away. here's saturday, lots of clear weather around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be skyrocketing across the south, posibly up to 30 or 31. 30 is not of question in the midlands too and in the north of the country, northern ireland and also scotland, temperatures up into the mid—20s as well. come sunday, the heat continues to build across many parts of the uk. notice the cold front, a weak cold front, it means a bit of cloud, some spots of rain, you see the yellow colours so a lot fresher for our friends in the outer hebrides and the western isles, maybe around 16, cool north atlantic air but the heat is very much present across many parts of england and wales. so, hot sunday on the way and beyond that, guess what? there's little change. the heatwave continues throughout much of next week with temperatures e

the low to mid—20s and those showers around kent and sussex at some point in the day.. weather systems away to the north of us, there could be a frontjust about sneaking into wester, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, probably sunday, but still a while away. here's saturday, lots of clear weather around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures skyrocketing across the south, posibly up to 30 or 31. 30 not of question in the midlands too and the north of the country, northern ireland and also scotland, temperatures up into the mid—20s as well. come sunday, heat continues to build across many parts of the uk. notice the cold front, weak cold front, it means a bit of cloud, some spots of rain, you see yellow colours so a lot fresher for our friends in the outer hebrides and western isles, maybe around 16, cool north atlantic air but heat is very much present across many parts of england and wales. so, hot sunday on the way and beyond that, guess what? there's little change. the heatwave continues throughout much of next week wit

the low to mid—20s and those showers around kent and sussex at some point in the day.of us, there could be a frontjust about sneaking into wester, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, probably sunday, but still a while away. here's saturday, lots of clear weather around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be skyrocketing across the south, posibly up to 30 or 31. 30 is not of question in the midlands too and in the north of the country, northern ireland and also scotland, temperatures up into the mid—20s as well. come sunday, the heat continues to build across many parts of the uk. notice the cold front, a weak cold front, it means a bit of cloud, some spots of rain, you see the yellow colours so a lot fresher for our friends in the outer hebrides and the western isles, maybe around 16, cool north atlantic air but the heat is very much present across many parts of england and wales. so, hot sunday on the way and beyond that, guess what? there's little change. the heatwave continues throughout much of next week with te

simmering, across perhaps kent and also sussex. 30, 30 1 degrees for england and wales, around the lowd and northern ireland, yet to warm up. but it will, high pressure builds across the uk and pushing the high—pressure northwards. saturday a dry day, plenty of sunshine a well dunn around and fair weather cloud developing, workload coming into the northwest later on in the day. temperatures should be building and rising in pushing their way northwards to scotland and northern ireland and here we will see the heat building back in again in 26 degrees also in a few places but again 30 or3i degrees also in a few places but again 30 or 3! across parts of england and wales. it is going to be a scorching weekend for england and wales. harrop dunn hardly a cloud in the sky —— hardly a cloud in the sky. nothing very much, but still a lot of heat across much of uk and most temperatures still 30 or 3! celsius at bells. heading into next week, we are not going to see any rain really to speak up so it will stay dry. no end in sight as far as thatis stay dry. no end in sight as far as that is conce

the low to mid—20s and those showers around kent and sussex at some point in the day.o the north of us, there could be a frontjust about sneaking into wester, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, probably sunday, but still a while away. here's saturday, lots of clear weather around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be skyrocketing across the south, posibly up to 30 or 31. 30 is not of question in the midlands too and in the north of the country, northern ireland and also scotland, temperatures up into the mid—20s as well. come sunday, the heat continues to build across many parts of the uk. notice the cold front, a weak cold front, it means a bit of cloud, some spots of rain, you see the yellow colours so a lot fresher for our friends in the outer hebrides and the western isles, maybe around 16, cool north atlantic air but the heat is very much present across many parts of england and wales. so, hot sunday on the way and beyond that, guess what? there's little change. the heatwave continues throughout much of next

we are talking about kent, sussex, we had that on thursday. skies and it's mostly clear across the uk right now, but there were a few showers developing, and we have flash flooding ones that shower develops across tunbridge wales, so hot we saw big clouds developing and a massive downpour. here is a picture from east sussex that had the downpours as well. the forecast for the early hours of friday morning very quiet, on the weather front, that of cloud, missed maybe in some birds of eastern and northern britain but on the whole it is quiet, temperatures pretty muggy, i7 is quiet, temperatures pretty muggy, 17 in london first thing just about single figure temperatures there in some parts of scotland. relatively warm start to the day and temperatures will be shooting up and up temperatures will be shooting up and upfairly temperatures will be shooting up and up fairly quickly across southern parts of the uk. it will be just that little bit of pressure across some parts of scotland and northern ireland so we are not talking about hot weather but

a bit of cloud building in east sussex, kent and essex.way. a rather warm nights to come. there will be more of those over the next few nights as we go through the weekend. by day there will be warm to hot weather around. variable cloud with long, sunny spells. isolated shower in scotland and perhaps somewhere in eastern england. the majority will stay dry with very light winds as well. the north west of scotland will see rain on sunday and it will cool a bit in the north east. this is bbc news.

we are talking about kent, sussex, we had that on thursday.r skies. there were a few showers developing and we have flash flooding. it was so hot, we saw big clouds developing. here isa we saw big clouds developing. here is a picture from east sussex with a picture of the downpours. the forecast for the early hours of friday morning, very quiet on the weather front, cloud and friday morning, very quiet on the weatherfront, cloud and mist friday morning, very quiet on the weather front, cloud and mist in some parts of eastern and northern britain but on the whole, it's quiet. temperatures pretty muddy, i7 degrees in london. and some parts of scotland. a relatively warm start today and temperatures are shooting up today and temperatures are shooting up quickly across southern parts of the uk. it will be a little bit fresher across some parts of scotla nd fresher across some parts of scotland and northern ireland are not talking about whether the pleasa ntly not talking about whether the pleasantly warm, touching 30 degrees once again in central

the rain across kent and sussex will on and is here. then they should be fewer showers for england and wales and perhaps more in the way of sunshine. further north and west, where frontier bringing cloud and the prospect of rain into the far north—west of northern ireland along with western scotland. ties up to 29 celsius to south—east england —— pies. it will get hotter into the early stage of next week. temperatures could reach here early in the week. it will be humid as well. this area of rain, just a little blip, then back to business as usual with more of that hot summer as usual with more of that hot summer weather in the next week. chris, thank you. just a reminder of oui’ chris, thank you. just a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... theresa may speaking in belfast saying the eu needs to evolve its position on the irish border. time tojoin the news position on the irish border. time to join the news teams where you are and time for the sport is on the bbc news channel. good afternoon. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sp

at the quilt retreat in east sussex, brexit is being discussedlj am sussex, brexit is being discussedions. has just been bickering the whole time between people in the government, and i don't think we are getting enough information. government, and i don't think we are getting enough informationm government, and i don't think we are getting enough information. it is frustrating listening to all this arguing and backstabbing in the government. there is perhaps more common sense spoken government. there is perhaps more common sense spoken in constituencies by our constituents and there is by politicians in parliament. i have found a disappointing in terms of what goes oi'i disappointing in terms of what goes on in parliament. i have lived amongst my constituents for 13 years, so amongst my constituents for 13 years, so when they find it all a bit farcical, when they find it disappointing, we should be better than that. of course, we have only just got the white paper, but i think we need to be spending our summers in our constituencies explaining to our constituents what this means. the

some thundery downpours to the south—east of london and kent, and sussex. of the weekend. another one of these cheeky weather fronts building of the weekend. another one of these cheeky weatherfronts building in towards the far west of scotland later on. saturday sees dry, sunny weather in the morning, fairweather cloud developing in the afternoon. some cloud arriving into the far north—west of scotland. porter and wetter in scotland, tim rogers in the mid—20s .de is really on franklin and wales. 31 celsius on saturday and possibly the same again on sunday. plenty of sunshine, hardly any wind at all, same for the far north of scotland will could be one or two spots of rain. here a touch cooler, elsewhere the continues to build. widely mid—july 20s and again 30 celsius quite likely in the sunshine any south east and through the midlands. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 8pm. the couple poisoned by the toxic nerve agent, novichok, had handled a contamined item. but the authorities say the risk to others is low. we've only seen two me

the prime minister's brexit plans — but also carries a picture of the duchesses of cambridge and sussexoying an afternoon at wimbledon. the sunday times claims princes william and charles didn't want to meet donald trump on his uk visit, with a source describing it as the sunday mirror breaks the story which forced the resignation of business minister andrew griffiths, the burton and uttoxeter mp said he was ashamed and sorry after sending more than 2,000 inappropriate texts to female constituents. and the mail on sunday looks ahead to piers morgan's interview with donald trump — claiming the president reveals the queen's view of the eu. laughter . laughter already. so a mixture of top stories for the sunday papers, but after a tumultous week in british politics, no real surprise that brexit makes an appearance on a number of front pages. very professional. you two! i'm so sorry. we will come to the mail on sunday in a moment. let's begin with the sunday times, still on donald trump. it has the headline, royals snub trump. it goes onto say that prince charles and prince william we re pr

daily mirror says that "crisis talks" have been held by royal aides about how to stop the duchess of sussex's his daughter. and for all you monty python fans, the times has gone through michael palin‘s archive at the british library. the boxes of unpublished material contain unused script ideas, including two sketches written for "monty python and the holy grail". a wide variety of topics to discuss. food funds demand practise on it. the backdrop to this is the scare stories we have been hearing about food stockpiling in the wake of a no—deal brexit? food stockpiling in the wake of a no-deal brexit? food stockpiling, the armoury being called in, and other scare tactics that have been used to describe no—deal brexit. let's be accurate about what a no—deal brexit is, it's just a deal on wto terms, which is what we deal with for the rest of the world, not eu countries. what i can't understand from some of this coverage is why do we think there will not be any food coming through? if we buy more french brittany somerset brie, to the french one is to buy more somerset brie? are we suddenly saying

we have been dried, surely, but if you look at kent and east sussex, one or two showers pop up this afternoonw, and left with a dry night to come. some cloud around, lengthy clear spells, there will be a few patches of mystery and fog developing, but temperatures are not going down as far as we would like to, overnight. some spots in scotla nd to, overnight. some spots in scotland down to single figures, but mostly 12—6d. the bit warmer on saturday and sunday night. now, let's ta ke saturday and sunday night. now, let's take a look at things that are today. plenty of sunshine to begin the day. bit of cloud building up here and there, but it may build. it is barely going to produce anything. maybe an isolated shower in kent. temperatures high 20s to late 30s the sun. in england and wales. les and sunshine, scotland and northern ireland, but warmer competitive day, in north—west scotland, too. that changes on sunday. this week whether breadcrumbs on, the northern isles, final, north—west scotland, patchy light rain. breezy day. temperatures will be a bit slower competitive saturday. some cloud

. >> the duchess of sussex to watch voo that williams.lot of unforced errors. second set, more unforced errors for williams. can't believe that one went long. championship point. kerr ber serving. serena's 24th unforced error gives kerr bber her win. serena was trying to win. she didn't do it. gave birth just 8 months ago. i had my last kid 12 years ago and i'm not all the way back. >> and nothing wrong with that either. >>> san francisco honors a asian american sports legend who has fans >>> we have breaking news out of san francisco a van fire is causing a traffic mess along eastbound interstate 80 at the sterling street onramp. >> practically looking at a parking lot. all of this started about 40 minutes ago. blocked three lanes of traffic for a little time. three lanes are open. >> the crews will have to inspect the lower lanes of the bridge. >>> a visionary who helped create burning man is being on ignored tonight. >> a controversial cafe that made headlines for not serving a police officer ensures it will stay grounded in that neigh

the midlands and central and southern england and whilst the rain tends to ease away from kent and sussexrthern ireland. but these are becoming less widespread and frequent. a cloudy night for many of us and temperatures only slowly coming down. it's going to be another warm one in the capital. we start of the weekend like this — still some showers around. some of them could be quite heavier across southern areas. bringing a little bit of rain back to the hebrides and the highlands as well just back to the hebrides and the highlands as welljust often there will be quite a lot of cloud around but there will be some sunny spells, the best of them across england and wales. boosting temperatures up to 27 in london. the irish border still a block on the road to brexit, as the eu and the uk call on each other to change position. theresa may and michel barnier put the ball in each other‘s court to try to reach a deal. it is now for the eu to respond, not simply to fall back on to previous positions which have already proven unworkable. even if you want to reach a deal, it is also our responsibil

anyone who was here at the time get in touch with sussex police.urant behind me. he is keen to point out the scaffolding is nothing to do with him. it is to do with a separate company. ina him. it is to do with a separate company. in a statement he said he was keen to express that his thoughts and prayers are with the little girl and her family at this very difficult time. you mentioned this was a call for witnesses. presumably it was a very busy street at the time this happened. yes, i have been speaking to one or two eyewitnesses on the street as well. the manager of a businessjust eyewitnesses on the street as well. the manager of a business just to the right of the greek restaurant, a beautician's is this as appears to be. she told me at the time she did not see a piece of timber fall onto the little girl's head but remembers screaming from people around. the mother of the little girl was hugely distressed. police are very keen to hear from anyone he was here at the time and again anyone who was driving up this busy street at the time who may h

and no talk of meghan markle the duchess of sussex.urns that would have been unusual, unless it was a big occasion with a bigger gathering. you couldn't have meghan without harry. yes, one remembers when the obamas came in 2016, they went on and met william and catherine and baby george. all those pictures of george in his dressing gown with a rocking chair and president obama making a fuss of him asa president obama making a fuss of him as a small child as he was then. on that occasion, the royalfamily as a small child as he was then. on that occasion, the royal family was much more on display. they were on parade in greater numbers than has been the case this afternoon. this is not a state visit, this has been a minimal but hugely symbolic audience or tea with the main person, the queen. you are reminding me of my time in rome when i covered the vatican. they used to say you know where you fall in the pecking order when you see which cardinals turn up to your event alongside the pope. if they are low ranking cardinals that is the sub

the duchess of cambridge and sussex known to many as kate and meghan were in the royal box.ss of sussex cheered on williams who is a close friend of hers. >>> it's a strange arrest video to say the very least. two police officers asked heads or tails using a coin flip to determine whether to arrest a woman. we'll have that story ahead for you. >>> plus the story that's worth a thousand words and then some. we'll bring you the story of this mother and daughter's reunion, this after a month apart, separated, now back together. when your blanket's freshness fades before the binge-watching begins... that's when you know, it's half-washed. next time, add downy fabric conditioner for freshness that lasts through next week's finale. we'll bring you the story of my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish. but those days are over. now, i take metamucil every day. it naturally traps and removes the waste that weighs me down. so i feel... lighter. try metamucil and begin to feel what lighter feels like. and try new metamucil fiber thins, made with 100% natural psyllium fiber. a

for the south—west of england and south wales, but a few storms could arrive all the way towards sussexof 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 high pressure i

. >> the duchess of sussex just returned from her first overseas trip as a royal, and earned rave reviews in ireland. >> well, i spent two days in dublin. everywhere the couple went there were people cheering for them. everyone had their iphones out. >> today, the queen welcomed president trump antrump and the lady to windsor castle for tea. her majesty has met with 11 u.s. presidents over her more than 60-year reign. most likely the meeting just involved pleasant conversation. >> politics would have been off the menu. as head of state she's expected to be politicsally neutral. >> the next time we'll see meghan with prince harry is tuesday. >>> right now, kicking off couples news is bieb-win. yeah, we said it. >> i love that young love. >> new fiances justin bieber and hailey baldwin, sporting her rock, were caught making out in new york. yep, that's justin clowning around with the paparazzi, remember how he used to go off of them? >> where did you guys come from? >> seems like reconnecting with hailey has been a bieb win, because he's changed. >> it's an emotional time in my life. >> las

. >> the duke and duchess of sussex. >> the newlyweds began their day with a visit to the president andirst lady of ireland. meghan was picture perfect in a roland mouret taupe boat-neck dress. she also carried a large fendi handbag. the pair also got to meet the president's burnese mountain dogs, and ring the peace bell. >> meghan and i are delighted to be here in dublin and in the beautiful gardens of glencann. >> her wardrobe reminds us of what she wore on "suits." . there was a bit of an oops. this bag seemed to have some of the protective plastic packaging still stuck at the bottom. didn't matter, the bag is sold out anyway. >>> today the country soccer team lost in world cup semifinals. prince william president of the english team. won't be at the world cup final but france will. >> beyonce and jay z will be in paris for their tour on sunday are hosting a world cup viewing party at the stadium before the show. so much fun. >> there's more celebration in music world, too. >>> up first in the "know and tell." cardi b baby news. >>> it's a girl for cardi b. i don't dance i make money

we could catch a shower across essex, kent and sussex. again, temperatures asa kent and sussex.reeping up. 27 will be the top temperatures. as we go through the next couple of days into the weekend, temperatures will continue to rise and by sunday, we could have 20, possibly 30 once again. a brief respite, we will enjoy it. turning 18 is a major milestone for most young people. they might be looking forward to university, leaving home or starting a new career. but for those in england who have serious mental health problems, their 18th birthday also triggers an often daunting move from children's to adults' services whether they feel ready or not. we asked tee, who experienced the transition herself three years ago, to look into it for us. my my name is tee, i'm 21 and at the moment, i'm working part—time in a cafe. i have a lot more, like, positive days than the days were i find things difficult. that's really good. overall, things are going a lot better than i realised they were going to go so it's really good. i can't stop crying. this year, i was discharged from st andrews,

the duke and duchess of sussex will attend the opening of a major exhibition on the life of nelson mandela a pickaxe used in a lime quarry while a prisoner on robben island and smuggled copy of the complete works of shakespeare which became known as the robbin island bible. severe delays acton town to heathrow all terminals and uxbridge while we fix a faulty train at acton town. south western railway: alterations for some trains in and out of waterloo. trains are out of place after someone was hit by a train last night. wa nstead: centre road / blake hall road remains closed following the fire on wanstead flats. good morning. feeling pressure today thanit good morning. feeling pressure today than it did yesterday but that is relative, temperatures in the mid— 20s. some good spells of sunshine but the risk of one or two isolated showers. we start of the best and brightest and through this morning, cloud will tend to bubble up through the upton —— afternoon and increase amounts of cloud. many places staying dry, temperatures at a maximum 25 with a westerly breeze. do this evening in overnigh

a royal marathon for the duchess of sussex. covered nearly 27,000 miles. carson. >> there you go. "pop start" correspondent kelly cobiella doing a fine job overseas. "pop start" going royal take. move onto the trailer for queen biobic. it's on now. a lot of fans singing their old favorites. >> no one would play us on the radio. >> we've got to get experimental. ♪ ♪ >> one more. >> how many more galileo's do you want? >> roger, there's only room in this band for one hysterical queen. >> mark these words, no one will play queen. >> i want to give the audience a song they can perform. >> what's the lyric? ♪ we will we will rock you ♪ >> we've always said there's that whole idea in a blink of an eye, is it going to be good? it's going to be good. "mr. robot" plays freddie mercury. did you notice another familiar face in the trailer. do you know who that is? recognize that guy? >> no. >> that's mike myers. he plays ray foster, the emi executive for queen. "bohemian rhapsody" will hit theaters on the 2nd. al, decline, sheinelle, went

. 0therwise lead to more storms across kent and sussex.much in the same boat as we head into the start of the weekend. the big area of high pressure, no wind at all, no isobars covering the uk which is quite unusual as well. very little wind, plenty of sunshine around, a fair weather or the day. it is going to be dry and temperatures will be climbing and climbing and gotland and northern ireland, easily getting into the mid—20s, but the highest temperatures will be for england and wales, 30 or 31 again, temperatures will be for england and wales, 30 or31 again, a temperatures will be for england and wales, 30 or 31 again, a scorcher this weekend. a little fly in the ointment, perhaps this very week weather front approaching this far north of scotland, we have seen a few of those, these are the only signs of rain we have in the far north of scotland, not much of that either but a little bit cooler and fresh or elsewhere for in the way of sunshine, more heat again. a bit of fairweather clouds too. the highest temperatures for england and wal

on their last day the duke and duchess of sussex i was president michael d. higgins and his wife. they also attended session at croke park stadium and met a very young for. this was the couple's first official trip abroad since their wedding and. once again the dances actors and directors from all over the world have transformed the southern french city of into a huge stage the most prestigious performances to be found in the pan eighty pounds this year french director. has staged seneca's tragedies and yes teams in the medieval setting the world's biggest theatre festival takes place for three weeks each july. if you think about it literally every wood you end is kind of like a tree museum but was the idea resonated with this landscape architect and sonia it was not nearly satisfactory enough for him that's why he created a real tree museum made up of dozens of trees which he rescued some of them are even ancient species from around the wells the museum is based near lake zurich is a beautiful place with a fantastic view but the challenge for the trees is that they have to cope w

. >> reporter: this is what's now known as the sussex declaration, after the english county where theord for word-copy of the document written by the founding fathers. dr. christina duffy is an imaging scientist at the british library. >> it's real. >> it's definitely real. >> it's shortly after the declaration of independence itself. >> absolutely. >> why was it made and when? >> reporter: here's a clue. in one corner somebody tried to erase the date, but with uv light, duffy was able to bring it back, at least partly. >> our theory, it's either 1880 or 1890. >> reporter: so that means two years or more after it was declared. scholars think it was commissioned by james wilson. he may have wanted his own copy to put it on show. >> we found some traces of iron around the corners of the document around some tears, which suggest that it might have been pinned up with nails at some point, as a ceremonial piece of pashment. >> reporter: there is one elaborate ceremonial copy. they went on a hunt to find every copy of the declaration that survived. >> every copy of the declaration of indepe

as for the future of this democracy-defining document, is there a danger that the new duchess of sussexit want to claim it? >> we may possibly think about an exhibition in the united ghstates where it be reunited temporarily. reporter: donald trump might take it back with him. >> legally not. e,aughter] reporter: ben mobc news. laura: before we go, a reminder of our top story. british authorities have confirmed that two people have been exposed to the nerve agent nochok. here is gordon corera on the significance. people will be worried about public health, but also significant to t investigation, there is no reason these two individuals would be targeted. they are different from the skripals. thlikely hypothesis, only a hypothesis, is that this is almateeft over from the poisoning of the skripals march, perhaps some of the novichok put together for the attack and discarded afterwards, left somewhere, perhaps in a park, perhaps in a house, and then these individuals came across it. that seems the most like hypothesis. laura: gor for the very latest on this story, please go to the bbc new

where prince harry a magen markel arrived after getting married to become the duke and duchess of sussex before heading off on their honeymoon. so will leave windsor castle there as the united states president and queen elizabeth cohen inspect the garden a sunny windsor castle quadrangle this friday afternoon our couple of hours earlier donald trump and the british prime minister to resign may put on a united front to dispel any rumors of discord over their country's so-called special relationship. give relationship terms of grade the highest level of special yesterday had breakfast lunch and dinner with her through something very special not an excellent discussion here there was something something very special this incredible woman right here is a very smart very tough very capable person the broadest deepest and most advanced security cooperation special relationship i think prime minister made for her partnership have a lot of respect for the minister pleasure relationship long tradition of friendship collaboration and i think she's a terrific woman i think she's doing a terrific jo

for the south—west of england and south wales, but a few storms could arrive all the way towards sussexreas 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

the duchess of sussex fare. reported of the resignation of thejunior story we reported of the resignation of the junior post of griffiths. shelby look at the weather?m of the junior post of griffiths. shelby look at the weather? it is hot. i think. it shelby look at the weather? it is hot. ithink. it was shelby look at the weather? it is hot. i think. it was quite fresh at four o'clock this morning when i left the house. it is lovely but tricky to sleep i wonder if it will continue, louise? iwould tricky to sleep i wonder if it will continue, louise? i would like tricky to sleep i wonder if it will continue, louise? iwould like you to to chat away, fresh, warm, and actually... we're not trying do your job. it was a warm night, actually, roger, particularly in scotland, and some around so both of you will be a little bit wrong, he had some rain coming but a change in the forecast also. this is west yorkshire yesterday, wildflowers and sunshine coming through but the clouds and he —— clouds on the way. the story t

for the south—west of england and south wales, but a few storms could arrive all the way towards sussexds. don't take 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.

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at the quilt retreat in hooe in east sussex, brexit is being discussed. to opinions. it's just been bickering the whole time between people in the government, and i don't think we're getting enough information. it's frustrating listening to all this arguing and backstabbing in the government. there is perhaps more common sense spoken in constituencies, by our constituents, than there is by politicians in parliament. i have found it disappointing, in terms of what goes on in parliament. i have lived amongst my constituents for 13 years, so when they find it all a bit farcical, i find it disappointing, we should be better than that. of course, we've onlyjust got the white paper. but i think we need to be spending our summers in our constituencies, explaining to our constituents what this means. the town of battle was named after the events of 1066. now the 29th of march 2019, brexit day, is the date under discussion. it's just so chaotic, and i think the rest of europe, and all over the world, must be laughing at us. do you think at the moment the politicia

the duke and duchess of sussex are visiting dublin in their first official overseas engagement sincerkle met the irish president michael d higgins and first lady sabina coyne at their residence —— alongside their two dogs. rescue workers injapan are continuing their search for dozens of people missing after torrential rain caused flooding and landslides in central and western areas. at least 179 people have died in the worst weather for decades and around eight million people have been ordered to evacuate their homes. earlierjapan‘s prime minister shinzo abe visited the city of 0kayama to inspect the damage, as michael bristow reports. when the scale of the flooding became clear, shinzo abe cancelled a planned trip abroad. he went to see this natural disaster for himself. he visited a shelter for people who have been washed out of their homes. the prime minister promised them everything they needed to rebuild their lives. the government has put aside extra money and pledged to make sure they get it quickly. the emotion of the ordeal told them the voices of some of those mr abe met. t