tomorrow night, 8pm uk time, scotland and argentina, scotland must win, and even if they do, other results for england, no such dramas, just ensuring they top their group. although they've got their toughest match of the tournament to date againstjapan in nice. there is an argument that finishing second in the group ensures an easier route to the final, but england's manager insists that isn't something they're considering. we wa nt we want to finish top of the group and want to win the game. i think what we saw out of the first two games, we have seen a massive surge in momentum from winning the two games. the confidence, the players are bouncing around the hotels, they are bouncing around the hotels, they are happy. the attention on us is positive and we want to keep that. so the players are under no illusions about my expectations about needing to win the game tomorrow night because there are two routes you can take and there are pitfalls in both routes. but wejust wa nt to pitfalls in both routes. but wejust want to make sure that we keep winning everything again if we do that we will

time. scotland and the north—west of eglin fora time. in scotland and the north—west of eglin for a time. sunshine, temperatures up to 33 or 3a degrees. we have the heavy downpours making their way eastwards overnight across scotla nd their way eastwards overnight across scotland and northern england, followed by something a little bit fresher, so it will not be as muggy and uncomfortable for sleeping as it was last night. sunday will be a different feeling day, much less humid, a much fresherfeel with different feeling day, much less humid, a much fresher feel with a mix of sunshine and showers. most of the showers will be in the north west, but in the sunshine in the south—east temperatures up to 25 degrees. hello this is bbc news with geeta guru—murthy. the headlines: president trump wraps—up the g20 summit in osaka with news that trade talks between the us and china will resume. we agreed that i would not be putting tariffs on the $325 billion that i would have the ability to put on if! that i would have the ability to put on if i wanted. that i would have the ability to put on if i w

scotland didn't waste time taking the lead with kim little setting the tone with their 20th minute strike. scotland seemed to have things wrapped up at 3 nil thanks to an errant custard volley in the 69th minute scotland well on their way to their 1st ever knockout round appearance in a major football tournament. but argentina responded less than 5 minutes later with me da grossman then disses neat finish launching an improbable comeback. up 32 in stoppage time scotland keeper lead alexander parry the late penalty to look the hero. but it didn't stand for the 3rd time in this world cup the video assistant referee demanded a penalty retaken and for the 3rd time this world cup the 2nd attempt was converted florencio bone secondo sealing the dramatic equaliser and shattering scotland's hopes. for a comeback of next it's d.w. business africa would get hurt al 1st and don't forget you can get all the latest news every information around the clock by heading to our website that's t w dot com labor aka seeking to. after the hour. welcome to the bureau maxim to check. out the final story. with ex

and finally the front page of the times scotland carries a report by a leading transport expert who says that drivers who switch their commute from car to public transport should be paid a £400 a year bonus as a way of combatting scotland's climate and obesity crises. with me is nina trentmann, from the wall streetjournal. let's begin with the arab news, and this picture that has been on all the papers today. they say the tehran, the us security consultant telling arab news that tehran had the motive, the means and the opportunity to do this crime and the iranians always have an actual reason. what are they referring to ina reason. what are they referring to in a nutshell? and what does that mean for the political system ? in a nutshell? and what does that mean for the political system?m refers to the fact that it is a regional power that has military equipment and it has in the past been able to showcase that. what is interesting in this article that it points to the fact that within iran, there is of course, notjust one solid block that is driving this forward but there is disagreement

scotland have developed in great spades since then. just earlier this year in april, they beat brazil 1—0, that is the first time that any scotland sidea. so i think the scottish team has developed massively, and as you know, emotions run high, this is a grudge match, as you can imagine, soi a grudge match, as you can imagine, so i don‘t think we can predict the outcome of it. shelley kerr spoke to me yesterday and told me that 100% of her squad were fully fit. there is no doubt that there is certainly more pressure on england than there is on scotland. however, the pressure that we have will be the pressure that the players put themselves under. in terms of end results, of course we are hoping to win the game. i think any footballer and any coach, you go into every game hoping to win it, and it's going to be a tough, tough match for us. so, jane, what has the atmosphere been like in the build—up to this huge match? in the centre of nice there has been something of an influx of british tourists. we have seen many of the england lioness is kits, and the scotla nd england lioness is kits, and the scotland national kits, too. a few kilts

time. scotland play cyprus at hampden park later tonight.st as scotland manager. they have one win and one defeat so far in group i — that underwhelming start ultimately costing alex mcleish his job. but clarke hopes that his appointment will have the desired impact. just the determination to get three points, and to keep the positive feel that seems to be around the appointment of myself. the group seemed really positive, as well, and i want that to continue for as long as possible. at the women's world cup, six—time world player of the year marta has been ruled out of brazil's opening game on sunday againstjamaica in group c, reportedly with a thigh issue. meanwhile, teenage midfielder yulia gwinn scored the second—half winner as two—time champions germany kicked off their campaign with a 1—0 win over china. miriam walker—khan was watching the action. the germans are strong starters at the world cup. four years ago, they beat ivory coast 10—0 in their opening game. china are 14 places below them in the world rankings. to be expected, with

scotland didn't waste time taking the lead with kim little setting the tone with their 20th minute strike. scotland seemed to have things wrapped up at 3 mill thanks to an aaron custard volley in the 69th minute scotland well on their way to their 1st ever knockout round appearance in a major football tournament. but argentina responded less than 5 minutes later with new dagoes menendez's meet finish launching an improbable comeback. up 32 in stoppage time scotland keeper leo xander period a late penalty to look the hero. but it didn't stand for the 3rd time in this world cup the video assistant referee demanded a penalty be retaken and for the 3rd time this world cup the 2nd attempt was converted florencio bone secondo sealing the dramatic equaliser and shattering scotland's hopes. and england beat japan to nail to finish top of their group and progress to the knockout stage georgia stanway set up the opener with a crafty the root ball to manchester city teammates ellen white would make no mistake. all the lionesses kept up the pressure after the break and it was white again who scored t

scotland didn't waste time taking the lead with kim little setting the tone with their 20th minute strike. scotland seemed to have things wrapped up at 3 nil thanks to an aaron cuthbert volley in the 69th minute scotland well on their way to their 1st ever knockout round appearance in a major football tournament. but argentina responded less than 5 minutes later with me da grossman then disses a neat finish launching an improbable comeback. up 32 in stoppage time scotland keeper liao xander period a late penalty to look the hero. but it didn't stand for the 3rd time in this world cup the video assistant referee demanded a penalty be retaken and for the 3rd time this world cup the 2nd attempt was converted florencio bone sick into sealing the dramatic equaliser and shattering scotland's hopes. to have that controversial penalty which really sealed the draw for the argentinians what's your take on it i think it's really difficult i think there's been a lot of struggle with the implementation of the video assistant referee both in the men's and women's game but this specifically seems to be

definitely, you discount scotland, it is a rivalry, but they have played each other so many times beforeayers play in the wsl, and they are team—mates, some of them. two years ago we played scotland in the euros and it was a very different, one—sided score, but that is not going to happen today purely because the likes of kim little and jennifer beattie are back, jennifer cuthbert as well and caroline weir, quite a few of those i have played with. so for england versus scotland, i am just excited, and i think the girls as well willjust wa nt think the girls as well willjust want this to start and get their campaigns under way. all those names you mentioned are in the scotland line—up. how do you feel that head coach shelley kerr is going to line 7 coach shelley kerr is going to line you coach shelley kerr is going to line up? you look at the last warm up match against jamaica, there were of huge defensive errors. what will she do today? i think the defensive errors we re do today? i think the defensive errors were made by players who would still be involved in the starting line—up, certa

scotland. cloud bubbling upfora time north—west scotland. ng up for a time but we see increasing amounts of sunshine late afternoon towards evening time as well. 18-21d. towards evening time as well. 18—21d. later in the week cloud will forget at times across the fat north—west of scotland to bring the threat of a little bit of rain later in the week. quite a lot of dry weather here. further southwards, the best of the dry weather. spells of sunshine throughout with temperatures into the low to mid 20s which will feel pleasantly warm with the wind is tending to stay pretty light. that's the latest weather. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8: donald trump says it's a "great day for the world" after he becomes the first serving us president to cross into north korea. stepping across that line was a great honour. a lot of progress has been made. a lot of friendships have been made, and this in particular has been a great friendship, so i just want to thank you. it was very quick notice and i want to thank you. police name th

scotland didn't waste time taking the lead with kim little setting the tone with their 20th minute strike i scotland seem to have things wrapped up at 3 nil thanks to an aaron cuthbert volley in the 69th minute scotland well on their way to their 1st ever knockout round appearance in a major football tournament i put argentina responded less than 5 minutes later with me da grossman and this is a neat finish launching an improv. comeback i took 32 in stoppage time scotland keeper leo xander period the late penalty to look the hero. but it didn't stand for the 3rd time in this world cup the video assistant referee demanded a penalty be retaken and for the 3rd time this world cup the 2nd attempt was converted to florencio bone secondo sealing the dramatic equaliser and shattering scotland's hopes i a quick reminder now of the top stories that we're following for you here at news from says that it is quote ready for war after shooting down a u.s. spy drone over southern iran washington says that it was in international airspace president trump has said that iran's action was a very big mistak

to my ninth, 8pm uk time, scotland between argentina, scotland must win, and even if they do, are ther. chris maclachlan there for us favour. chris maclachlan there for us in paris. now the pressure is often going to force ahead of their game against japan. already through to the knockout stage, a draw for the lionesses will make sure they are group winners and probably ensure an easier last—16 tie. jo currie is in nice for us. now from just over 24 hours' time from now, the lionesses will be stepping out here at this stadium in nice, ready to take onjapan in their final nice, ready to take onjapan in theirfinal group nice, ready to take onjapan in their final group game. now nice, ready to take onjapan in theirfinal group game. now both teams already through to the knockout stages. this is all about who wins the group, and if the lionesses can get a draw or victory, they will go through as group d winners. not japan, they they will go through as group d winners. notjapan, they are a team that england no very, very well when it comes to world cups. they played them in the last three t

that is the first time that scotland women have been ahead in a world cup match and you could see howy were by that, how promising it seemed to be, but then into the second half, just 36 minutes and, caroline crossed and found ahead, who put it past the keeper, scott linford 2—0 and then everything seemed to be going so positively for them and then another goalfrom a set positively for them and then another goal from a set piece, that was the third one. leeann who headed across again, the keeper did manage to save it, but aaron, she did so well in the first half to get a goal in the second half, it wasjust the first half to get a goal in the second half, it was just fantastic. she held up a photograph which he had pulled out of her sock it was a picture of her as a little girl holding a football towards her family, who were in the stands watching on, but then, everything just seemed to turn around and argentina got one back in the the break, scotland was looking bit tired of that point but people were just assuming that maybe they're just assuming that maybe they're just going to a co

temperatures alright for the time of year again with highs of around 18 in newcastle, 22 in london but again, across the far north of scotland a little bit disappointing for the time of year. we are looking deeper into the week ahead, it's a largely dry week, actually. sunny spells and temperatures generally into the high teens and low 20s for scotland and northern ireland and into the low—to—mid 20s for england and wales. that's your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump has arrived in the south korean capital, seoul for talks with president moonjae—in. there is no clear indication whether the leader will take up his last minute of of a meeting. a short time ago mrtrump met minute of of a meeting. a short time ago mr trump met the south korean president. four weeks after the brutal crackdown in sudan — hundreds of activists have returned to the streets of the capital — demanding civilian rule. there are calls for a much bigger demonstration on sunday. about 130 people have been killed since the crackdown started, according to doctors close to the protest movement. thousands of people have marched through

the goal came in stoppage time, wending scotland for the break after dodging took the key is that evenill get to. by now, not abandoned the scots because he was outside in the scots because he was outside in the build up. scotland vitals are just for one chance when suddenly effortlessly, they met several all at once, scott had the press crack and after several others, the last one. against belgian, such opportunities are rare, they slept late —— straight back into sync with a superb third, but their score. scotla nd a superb third, but their score. scotland no points must come from other places, and they only get easier after this. another match at the cricket world cup has been abandoned because of bad weather. not a ball was bowled between sri lanka and bangladesh in bristol. that's 3 of the 16 games abandoned so far due to rain, and the second game the sri lankans haven't been able to complete. their match against pakistan was also washed out. bangladesh's head coach steve rhodes has questioned why organisers don't have a contingency plan in place. we have got quite a lot of time i

by the time we get to wednesday, it starts to push its way into scotland and northern ireland, but stilla time, further south some spells of sunshine but once again some heavy, thundery showers. so it is a really unsettled week ahead. certainly quite a cool field on wednesday, just 13—14 celsius, may be getting up to 18—19 where you get the sunshine across east anglia and the south—east. the theme to take away from this forecast in the week ahead, heavy rain at times, windy and also rather cool. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... michael gove acknowledges he committed a crime when he took cocaine while working as a journalist 20 years ago. yes, it was a crime, it was a mistake. i deeply regret it. 15 fire engines are attending a fire at a block of flats in east london. six floors of the building are alight. no injuries have been reported. a huge protest in hong kong against a new law that would allow suspected criminals to be extradited to china. i will continue to fight your corner, because you are right. controversy over the labour mp supporting the birmingham and england are 1—0

the stadium could be hosting a historic match because if scotland win tonight that could be the first timefootball team gets through the world cup group stages. it will be a nervy night. so, scotland have it all to do. england need just a draw againstjapan to top their group. let's head live to the stade de nice and join our sports correspondent katie gornall, who has been with the lionesses. beautiful sunshine. it is notjust about topping the group. it would be really good for the lioness is to send out some kind of statement at this tournament because they haven't done that yet. yes, i think it has been a bit of a case of getting the job done for england. two quite gritty games they have come through so gritty games they have come through so far against scotland and argentina but japan presents so far against scotland and argentina butjapan presents a com pletely argentina butjapan presents a completely different challenge this evening. alongside me here is the former england goalkeeper rachel brown—finnis. when you think of japan you can't help but think of that cruel semifinal defeat f

shelley kerr, the head coach of scotland, the last time they played, scotland had a lot of injuries,y to their squad, but also under her, she has brought them along a lot more, they are playing better as a team, bonding better as a team, and she has brought in some players that she has played with herself throughout her career, she had 59 caps for scotland. and also, under her, scotland beat brazil 1—0 in april, that is the first time that any scottish team has ever beaten brazil, and just before christmas, they narrowly lost to the usai-o. so christmas, they narrowly lost to the usa 1-0. so it christmas, they narrowly lost to the usa 1—0. so it is a far improved scottish side that will meet england, and i don't think we will see a repeat of that 6—0 loss. however it will be in this magnificent stadium, they have finished watering the pitch, we did get a bit soaked earlier, but i can confirm they have stopped watering it and it is very lush and green. more than 36,000 people will be watching in the stands when they kick off in an hour and a half's time. thank you, jane. not long to g

coaching scotland to e 1—0 win over brazil, the first time any scotland squad has ever beaten brazilrow lo55 against the usa, ju5t 1—0. don't forget, this is the old enemy, it's like a derby match which means on sunday anything could happen. if it doesn't you can see it on the bbc. jane, thank you. full coverage of the women's world cup on the bbc. amanda anisimova has become the youngest semifinali5t at the french open for 13 years and she beat defending champion, simona halep. it's not only a french open title that separates simona halep and amanda anisimova, there is also a decade between them. from the offset the unseeded american seem to take it in her stride, this is what a taste of things to come. she had never won a match at roland garros before this year but shots like this show why she was yet to drop a set. playing hard and deep, this wasjust teenage kicks. the youngster ran away with the first set 6—2 and she was running away with the quarterfinal in breathtaking fashion. looking unstoppable, it was almost as if the teenager, daughter of russian immigrants, was growing be

patsy cline a time for another ireland and scotla nd cline a time for another ireland and scotland but with spells of sunshine, the northern aisles could see a few passing showers and it will remain quite breezy. temperatures are rising. turning warmer and of 19 degrees and quite widely for england wales, temperatures moving on into the low 20s. the second half of the weekend isn't looking quite so good. although the high pressure is there, the low pressure to the southwest will start to cause a few problems. initially during the morning it should be dry with 80 spells of sunshine but high cloud in the sky, and it will start to feel increasingly humid. as temperatures rise up to 2a degrees, but you cannot help but notice this area of rain. through sunday afternoon, and into the evening time, we will see some potentially torrential fund every downpours are form across england and wales, the amount of rain we get will vary a lot from place to place, but in the wettest area, causing localised flooding given the rain will come to heavily bus up and it could be even worse for the hills of s

scotland. the last time they faced each other, scotland, hampered by injuries, were thrashed 6—0. good effort, erin cuthbert. much of their hopes rest with 20—year—old erin cuthbert, once the team's mascot, now their young star. it's everything i dreamt of as a little child. i wanted to be a footballer. ever since i could walk i was playing football. i dreamed of playing at a world cup. i didn't know if scotland would ever make a world cup. i am incredibly honoured, honoured and privileged to be part of this team that is making history. when england and scotland walk out onto the pitch they will be taking part in the most eagerly anticipated women's world cup yet. there's more investment in the women's game now, the audiences are bigger and the standard is higher but still significant issues in the sport remain. a video announcing germany's squad went viral after it highlighted some of the struggles they have faced in the game. fifa accept women's football still has some way to go in its fight for equality. our ultimate goal is to reach the moment when we are going to talk about w

this time scotland gets more of the rainfall on monday.tle bit warmer. the thinking is that as we go through the course of the week it will dry out a little bit, at least for two, three days, but the ground is so soggy you get a lot of surface water around. then probably from sometime later next week things might go downhill again. so incredibly changeable right now. back to you two. thank you very much. we will see you later on. it is 7:20. people from black, asiann and other minority ethnic communities are more at risk of developing some cancers and other life limiting illnesses, such as kidney failure and type two diabetes. they're also less likely to access, or be offered, hospice care services and now a new government—funded study aims to increase take—up rates across england. our community affairs correspondent, adina campbell can explain. are you comfortable? retired businessman dale was diagnosed with stage four lymphoma two years ago. pa rt stage four lymphoma two years ago. part of the helker is coming to this local hospice in lu

sunshine around and there is a chance of rain at times across scotla nd chance of rain at times across scotlandppen to the weekend. the european model has pressure pushing eastwards. maybe a cool dance saturday. high—pressure bills backing from the west and temperatures start to rise by the end of the weekend with most under sunday conditions. another option is the high—pressure hose on a bit more. the american model keeps the pressure with us on saturday, the low does not have as much an influence. maybe friday can be dry and keeps the high—pressure throughout the weekend. maybe starting to draw hotter air as we go towards the end of sunday. that hotter air does come in, there is the potential for the following week to start off on a little bit of a thundering out. but there's a big question mark depending on how the weekend plays out. back to westerly and atlantic winds. showers like this week nearly to the north and west, sunniest in the south and east. a step into history. donald trump becomes the first serving american president to set foot in north korea. it was after he met kim jong—un a

cloudy times for scotland but mostly find two with spots of sunshine coming through it again, the northernratures are rising and turning warmer, quite quietly for england and wales as temperatures move on into the low 20s. the second half the weekend isn't looking quite so good because although the high—pressure is still there, the low pressure to the southwest is going to start to cause a few problems. initially, during the morning, it should be dry with hazy spells of sunshine with a bit of high cloud in the sky it should start to feel increasingly humid across the south of england and southern parts of wells as temperatures rise as well and up to 24 degrees, you can't help but notice this area of rain, but sunday afternoon, and into the evening time, you'll notice some potentially torrential downpour is across parts of england and wales, but it will va ry of england and wales, but it will vary from place to place and in the western areas, and up to cause some localised flooding, given that the rain is going to come down very heavily in a short space of time it could be even worse for th

at times scotland have played well but they just need at times scotland have played well but theyjustmpete against them in every single game that we play against the top teams, we are no pushover, and that shows now. we have got as good a chance as anyone to win any game. and there is coverage of both scotla nd and there is coverage of both scotland and england's matches across the bbc. luis enrique has left his position as the head coach of the spanish national squad the spanish football federation revealed the former barcelona boss is stepping down after less than a year in charge with former assistant coach robert moreno replacing him. enrique had been absent since march because of "a family matter of an urgent nature" according to the spanish football federation. at the world cup, south africa finally started to get things going in the cricket world cup against new zealand in a match they must win to stand any chance of qualifying for the semifinals. south africa have struggled so far in the tournament. the match has been reduced to 49 overs. new zealand are still unbeaten in thei

time. scotland were then incensed when they weren't given a penalty for what looked like a handball, it wasn'tlland but they are rooted to the bottom of group d after two matches. two goals in ourfirst two goals in our first world cup against teens ranked third and seventh in the world, we will take that all day long. of course we did not get any points but it was another good second—half performance, and again, so many positives, the big thing for us is that the players are not too deflated because we need to win the last cambridge in hindsight we probably knew that would be the case. next to another succesful england team at a world cup, the men's cricket team are starting to show why they are the tournament favourites, after they dominated the highly—fancied west indies on the south coast. joe root starred with bat and ball. he took two catches off his own bowling, as west indies were all out forjust 212. he then went on to score his second century of the tournament, and captain eoin morgan was full of praise for his contribution to the team. england'sjustin rose is still very much in conte

scotland. the last time they faced each other, scotland, hampered by injuries, were thrashed 6—0. s a very good effort! erin cuthbert. much of their hopes rest with 20—year—old erin cuthbert, once the team's mascot, now their young star. it's everything i dreamt of as a little child. i wanted to be a footballer. ever since i could walk i was playing football. i dreamed of playing at a world cup. i didn't know if scotland would ever make a world cup. but i'm just incredibly honoured and privileged to be part of this team that is making history. when england and scotland walk out onto this pitch, they'll be taking part in the most eagerly anticipated women's world cup yet. there's more investment in the women's game now, the audiences are bigger and the standard is higher but still significant issues in the sport remain. a video announcing germany's squad went viral after it highlighted some of the struggles they've faced in the game. fifa accept women's football still has some way to go in its fight for equality. our ultimate goal is to reach the moment where we aren't going to talk

in scotla nd of cloud and rain at times in scotland and may be northern ireland and later partsuilding in from the west and temperatures started to rise by the end of the weekend with most under sunny conditions. another option is that the high—pressure holds on a bit more. this is the american model. keep the high—pressure with us on saturday and the low has got as much an influence was up maybe friday could be dry and it keeps the high—pressure throughout the weekend. maybe starting to draw on slightly hotter air as we go towards the end of sunday was not it the hotter air comes in, there is potential for the following week to start off on a little bit of a thundery note. but there is a big question mark. either way, we will go back to westerleigh atlantic winds with showers likely to the north and south. —— westerly. hello. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. my my guests are really getting into their verbal sparring. my guests are really getting into theirverbalsparring. laughter. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first the headlines. donald tr

because she feels that scotla nd call, because she feels that scotland are something of an unknown entity in this tournament. there was a time miles ahead, you've seen how far wales pushed us in qualification, and scotland, now, getting to the world cup is an unbelievable achievement for them. when they qualified i was so happy for them. i see that they've come on a journey and i'm happy that they get to experience this. they are amazing players who deserve to be on the stage. but since they draw i'm not sure how i feel about them being here! scotla nd here! scotland are in a very difficult to cope with england, japan and argentina, but they have been winning games and are an unknown entity. they'll be confident, one day, with this? definitely. statistically, group d is the teva scoop in the competition. scotland have been playing very well. they beat brazil one nil, the only scottish squad to ever do that. and they very narrowly lost to the world number ones, the usa. so they have been playing well, and because england are ranked 17 places above them in the rankings, they are favourites. when it comes to the old enemy stati

scotland's goal was under siege, and shortly before half—time their defences were breached.de it two, and with that went scottish hopes. kevin de bruyne finished the visitors off, a 3—0 defeat denting their chances of reaching a first major tournament since 1998. at the futuristic borisov arena in belarus, northern ireland were looking to break new ground. and with a superb late finish by paddy mcnair, they did. brilliant! winning four consecutive qualification games for the first time. in control of a group that includes germany and the netherlands, although they still must play them both twice. semifinalists at the last euros, wales are struggling even to be a part of the next tournament. they had to get points in hungary, but failed. a 1—0 loss that could prove costly. david ornstein, bbc news. britain's chris froome remains eighth after stage three of the criterium du dauphine. ireland's sam bennett won the stage. bennett prevailed from a bunch sprint with belgian van aert second. froome, competing in preparation for the tour de france, finished among the peloton. fellow

scotland. stretching down into northern ireland. we could have some heavy and thundery showers. temperatures once again fairly disappointing for the timeskirting up the east coast of england and scotland. it remains unsettled as we head through the weekend with rain at times. temperatures below par for the time of year. this is bbc news at 9 o'clock. i'm annita mcveigh in downing street, where president trump is due on day two of his state visit as the focus turns to business and politics after the pomp and ceremony. toasting the "eternal friendship" — last night, the queen and donald trump celebrate the alliance between britain and america. this morning the president is meeting business leaders before holding talks with theresa may and her senior ministers to discuss climate change, huawei and iran. i'm joanna gosling at buckingham palace, where president trump is due to arrive shortly to begin the second day of his visit. but not everyone is happy to see him —

nudging into southern scotland, overnight into northern ireland. at the same timesouthern parts of the uk as well. at the same time dry across parts of scotland and northern ireland. some clearer weather too. tomorrow, low—pressure marchers out into the north sea, behind it a rush of strong winds, it's going to be blustery forjune. the southern coasts could see gusts of up to 60 mph with choppy seas and blustery inland as well. showers are possible anywhere on saturday. further showers on sunday but at least the winds be lighter. this programme contains repeated flashing images. a woman who killed her husband after decades of emotional abuse has her murder conviction reduced to manslaughter, and won't face a retrial.. after a campaign led by herfamily, sally challen is free to go home after time served, saying her husband, will always be a part of her. i still love richard and miss him dreadfully and i wish that none of this had happened. to have my mother back is, erm... sally challen's lawyers say the criminaljustice system, must wake up to the reality, of coervi

temperatures alright for the time of year again with highs of around 18 in newcastle, 22 in london but again, across the far north of scotlandweek, actually. sunny spells and temperatures generally into the high teens and low 20s for scotland and northern ireland and into the low—to—mid 20s for england and wales. that's your weather. this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump and the south korean president moonjae—in are set to travel to the demilitarized zone for a possible meeting with north korea's kimjong un. mr trump said he was proud to be pushing for peace on the korean peninsula — and both north and south were now safer than when he took office 2.5 years ago. four weeks after the brutal crackdown in sudan, hundreds of activists have returned to the streets of the capital, demanding civilian rule. there are calls for a much bigger demonstration on sunday. about 130 people have been killed since the crackdown started, according to doctors close to the protest movement. thousands of people have marched through the georgian capital, tbilisi, for the tenth day running in the latest wave of anti—russian protests. the

melting away so we have increasingly clear skies over across england and wales and at times northern ireland and scotland. it will stay quite breezy and perhaps later in the night we will see more cloud working across northern ireland into western scotland. not a cold night for many of us, temperatures of six to 12 celsius and the start of the weekend looking promising. we got an area of high pressure moving across the british isles, something we haven't seen british isles, something we haven't seen for the whole of the month of june. it means weather—wise we start off with sunshine across england and wales and that's how it will stay all day, plenty of cloud at times for northern ireland and scotland but mostly fine with spells of sunshine coming through, the northern isles in seattle and could see passing showers and it will remain quite breezy. temperatures are rising, 19 in edinburgh, quite widely for england and wales temperatures moving into the low 20s. the second half of the weekend is looking quite as good because although the high pressure is still there, this low pressure to the southwest is g

temperatures alright for the time of year with 18 in newcastle, 22 in london but again, across the far north of scotlande looking deeper into the week ahead, it's a largely dry week actually with sunny spells and temperatures generally into the high teens, low 20s for scotland and northern ireland and into the low—to—mid 20s for england and wales. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: president trump prepares to visit the demilitarized zone between north and south korea — but will kim jong—un be there? a rush of sudden twitter diplomacy has made this historic summit a real possibility. in other news: nearly a month after sudan's brutal crackdown, hundreds return to the streets of the capital, demanding civilian rule. thousands march through georgia's capital, tbilisi — in a tenth day of anti—russian demonstrations. and north macedonia's first ever gay pride march — as the lgbtq movement marks its 50th anniversary.

scotland. temperatures are doing well for the time of year, sunshine is breaking through the cloud across northern teens across scotland and norman's island. but with the arrival of the rain it will feel a little bit cooler. this area of rain hits its weight not words, there could be 20—25 millimetres of rain — 20-35 could be 20—25 millimetres of rain — 20—35 millimetres. that rain arise monday morning across parts of scotland, heavy and persistent for eastern scotland in particular. 0ver the higher ground, there could be 18 millimetres in isolated spots, could cause flooding issues so a soggy day for scotland. for the rest of the uk, some bright spells but if you hit or miss showers. they could be heavy or fun rate but not all of us will see them. it will feel quite warm and humid, especially down towards the south—east. through monday night and into tuesday, we keep spells of rain for a time across eastern scotland once again. 0ur attention turns to an area of rain moving in from the south, it could be heavy early tuesday morning across parts of england and wales. heavy fund downpours likely bri

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scotland. through this evening, it stays fine. overnight, the renal compiling in, heavy for a time across scotland and northern england stop a warmbit of fine weather clinging on for eastern england. coming into the west, this front that will usher in cooler, fresher air. some quite heavy showers for western areas on sunday morning. they will turn out a little as the day goes on. some more persistent rain first thing in scotland. the old shower could be having a country. the winds will be keen tomorrow. particularly where we get the sharper showers. we are looking quite widely at the high teens. for monday, weatherfronts all the way through, fresher air from the atlantic and areas of low pressure rolling in. a much more mixed picture. there will be some sunshine, but the temperature setting at average values. some showers at times, too, but no significant rainfall for the gardens or the growers of southern and eastern england. we will keep watching that forecast closely for you. a charity that helps the elderly is urging people with vulnerable relatives to check for signs of financial abuse. ‘action on elder abuse‘ says it‘s a gr

times. the north of scotland stays mostly dry. little light on thursday. outbreaks of rain continued edge north—west woods across scotland. they may not get as far as the west and some rain into northern ireland and some rain into northern ireland and wales, the south—west and elsewhere a fixture of sunshine and showers and with lighter winds the showers and with lighter winds the showers will be slow moving with drenching downpours that could again bring disruption. still in the grip of low pressure on friday and the jetstrea m of low pressure on friday and the jetstream dive southwards dropping below close to the british isles. 0utbreaks below close to the british isles. outbreaks of rain and where we do not have persistent rain it is a mixture of sunshine and showers. however the wind directions shifts su btly however the wind directions shifts subtly by this stage so the temperature will begin to climb. if you get sunshine it will start to feel a little more pleasant. a similar story on saturday. showers and long spells of rai

temperatures alright for the time of year again with highs of around 18 in newcastle, 22 in london but again, across the far north of scotlandng deeper into the week ahead, it's a largely dry week, actually. sunny spells and temperatures generally into the high teens and low 20s for scotland and northern ireland and into the low—to—mid 20s for england and wales. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news — i'm reged ahmad — our top stories. after the us—south korea summit — a possible meeting with north korean leader kim jong—un, president trump says he's proud to be pushing for peace. i'm mariko 0i live at the border between the two koreas, where a sudden rush of twitter diplomacy has made this historic meeting a real possibility. in other news: nearly a month after sudan's brutal crackdown, hundreds return to the streets of the capital, demanding civilian rule. thousands march through georgia's capital, tbilisi, in a 10th day of anti—russian demonstrations. huge crowds take to the streets of new york to celebrate the city's annual pride events — following the 50th anniversary

frame that rain continues for northern scotland, could be heavy at times.ilding, they will be hit or miss. when you do catch one, they will be heavy and potentially fund their way as well. it will feel hot and humid, high teens to low 20s. 3 monday evening, that rain continues for eastern parts of scotland then our attention totally south at his next batch of heavy rain and fund that he showers moves in for many southern parts of england. there could be some localised flash flooding problems as well. it could be hot, humid, and sticky overnight into tuesday. that rain pushes slowly away to the north and east but linking for a time across parts of scotland. to the south, a drier bright spell weather. later in the week after that u nsettled later in the week after that unsettled star, high pressures takes charge, some drier conditions developing later in the week. witness the odd on which, we could see temperatures in the west up to 32 celsius. this is bbc news. the headlines at apm. there's continued focus on borisjohnson's private life after he failed to an

temperatures all right that time of year with 18 in newcastle, 22 in london but across the far north of scotlandgely dry week with sunny spells and temperatures generally into the high teens, low 20s for scotland and northern ireland and into the low to mid 20s for england and wales. that is your weather. this is bbc news. tthe headlines: the us and china have agreed to resume talks to ease the trade war between the world's two largest economies. president trump and the chinese leader, xijinping, reached the agreement at the g20 summit injapan. president trump has arrived in the south korean capital, seoul for talks with president moonjae—in. he's invited the north korean leader, kim jong—un, to "shake hands and say hello" at the demilitarised zone. north korea has described it as a "very interesting suggestion". four weeks after the brutal crackdown in sudan, hundreds of activists have returned to the streets of the capital, demanding civilian rule. there are calls for a much bigger demonstration on sunday. about 130 people have been killed since the crackdown started, according to doctors clos

and at the same time, ourfirst band of cloud and rain will bring some very wet weather across southern scotlands. on thursday, it is still unsettled, still this band of cloud and rain moving erratically north—westwards across scotland and northern ireland. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live — i‘m simon mccoy. today at 2pm: "there was a culture of poor behavior" — 0xfam is given an official warning by the charity watchdog following allegations of serious sexual misconduct by its staff in haiti this is one of our best—known charities in the united kingdom. it is there to put people first, and it failed to live up to expectations. joining the fray — two more tory leadership candidates, andrea leadsom and mark harper, officially launch their campaigns to become the next prime minister. ifi iflam if i am given the choice between not leaving at all and leaving without a deal, i am leaving at all and leaving without a deal, lam prepared leaving at all and leaving without a deal, i am prepared and comfortable with leaving without a deal, because the british people gave us an instruction. the next pr

scotland regrouped and recovered at half—time and they perform much better in the second half. performance but there was a disgruntled at that second performance by england. he says there's a lot to be done before talking about may be a potential workup title. i suppose from scotla nd workup title. i suppose from scotland bonsai prospective their first ever world cup. they put the pressure on england. they certainly did and we remember that they lost so miserably to england when they were a different squad and were missing key players. this was a game where they came into it in much betterform this was a game where they came into it in much better form with this was a game where they came into it in much betterform with much more attacking talent upfront particularly with aaron cuthbert. and a new manager and shelley mccarron who has a new field with the squad. they were disappointed in the squad. they were disappointed in the first half performance and they believe the va our call was controversial —— controversial. that did disrupt their rhythm. they felt that in the first ha

but scotland have no injuries to speak of, which is a far cry from the last time the two sides met, buty since then, with all their key players available for selection to then. no matter the results, the stadium will be electric. scotland fans will be expressing their first first ever cup match. but for england? this is the first step for them in their bid to attempt to win this tournament. what a night it's going to be tomorrow night. jason roy hit 153 as england posted their highest ever world cup total — 387 the target for bangladesh if they're to win in cardiff. roy put on 128 for the opening wicket with jonny bairstow and cleared the boundary five times on the way to his ninth odi century. this six took him past 150. bangladesh lost an early wicket, and despite some defiant hitting they've slipped well behind the required run rate. they're currently 217 forfourfrom 39 overs. meanwhile new zealand are on top against afghanistan in today's other match at taunton. all rounderjames neesham took five for 31 from his ten overs. afghanistan have in the last few minutes been bowled out for