the second half of the stage is relatively flat to rolling, as the tour takes in the sights of toulousehead of golf‘s fourth and final men‘s major of the year. the open championship tees off at royal portrush in northern ireland on thursday. the open has been rotated around scottish and english courses, with northern ireland off—limits for many years due to security concerns. the picturesque links course last hosted it back in 1951. tiger woods has played just ten tournament rounds since his emotional victory at augusta in april, but insists a lack of competitive golf won‘t be a problem. we will hear from northern irealand‘s darren clarke in a moment. but first, here is defending champion francesco molinari. iam i am well aware of the challenges ahead. you know, there‘s a lot of quys ahead. you know, there‘s a lot of guys capable this week of winning the trophy, and yes, all i can do, obviously, is do my best, try to put up obviously, is do my best, try to put upa good obviously, is do my best, try to put up a good defence, and be in contention on sunday. but yes, it is a long week ahea

a man identifying himself as a follower of isis targeted ash jeay school in toulouse killing a rabbi and three childre >> after the attack of toulouse the french government mobilized the french army, and in this particulogar small syn, we say in yiddish "estibola" which means a little tiny, tiny synagoguei d eight soldiers living here 24 hours a day, seven days a week for four months. th response of the french government at the time saved my religious school because parents were afraid at that point saying, "why would i send my kids to school?" thinking maybe somehing might happen. >> reporter: france is home to the largest jewish tion outside israel and the united states. half a million jews liveere, many in paris's marais neighborhood. more recently, the 17th district just north of the arc de triomphe has become the new jewish quarter of paris, with about 40,000 jews, some of whom say they have fled to the cit from the suburbs because of anti-semitism there. large number o migrants from majority muslim countries. does that impact at all the level of anti-semitism? >> it's more comp

and lived up to his nickname "the pocket rocket" to pip dutchman dylan groen—e—wegen to victory in toulouseverall leader's yellow jersey while geraint thomas remains second. now, it's been 68 years but tomorrow, royal portrush in northern ireland will stage the open for only the second time. tickets for all four days of the tournament have sold out for the first time in history with more than 190,000 fans expected to attend. our reporter adam wild is there for us. after 68 years, the open championship is finally back here and the northern coast of northern ireland. it is a spectacular setting, the rugged coastline playing host to this competition for the second time. the first way back in1951, it the second time. the first way back ini951, it is the second time. the first way back in 1951, it is been a long way but the anticipation, the excitement has been building over the past few yea rs. been building over the past few years. it has reached fever pitch for golf and consume the tiny town. a lot of the excitement is about many of the home hopes. darren clark whose house overlooks the cours

the lotto—soudal rider won a sprint finish — at the end of the 167 kilometre stage from albi to toulouse each individual stage so far. julian alaphilippe retained the leader's yellowjersey — and he's 72 seconds clear of the defending champion geraint thomas. from france, simon brotherton reports. as predicted it was a fast and furious finish on a hot afternoon and caleb ewan from australia proved fastest of all to take his maiden to a stage win beating a dutchman by the width of a wheel rim after a misprint for the line to victory all the more impressive considering he was momentarily held up when a teammate fell and had to be guided back through the field to the front i another colleague. overall, back through the field to the front ianother colleague. overall, the frenchman julian alaphilippe still leads with geraint thomas in second place. yates is in seventh overall. tomorrow, the race reaches the pyrenees. chris froome has been named as the winner of the 2011 spanish race following a doping case. the spaniard did not appeal within the deadline meaning that chris froome, who finished

we can head to toulouse and speak to tomas whittington, who is standing by. talk us through some of the details of this new class of submarine and what makes it different to the ruby class, which is being replaced. vote is a very interesting . this is the most sophisticated .nd capable it is a huge improvement. it is an incredidibly versatilee vessel. we have a boat capable of hunting down and attacking other submarines. role.s an impmportant part is to help defend the french deterrent. in addition to that, it is also capable of delivering special forces personnel for covert missions on land, capable of gathering intelligence and launching conventional surface .o surface missiles for instance, the vessel could strikes on chemical weapons sites we saw in april of last year. it is an incredible versatile platform. >> does the fact that these subs are nuclear powered change anything? show the image of where you stand in the world? >> it does reinforce french power projections. it is a means of projecting power, not just at sea. also from sea to land. that is an

south these the forecast for tomorrow we've already actually broken one record warmest on record for toulouse for example in southern france well could be broken again these are the daytime figures of course 38 in madrid as a bit shy of the record with 38 in paris getting close to 31 in london is particularly will have to say but this is more typical of some searches are not unusual in vienna and the green dot suggests some stones or if you're unlucky in kiev persistent rain still the story on thursday thursday could actually be the proper record breaking day paris at 40 well that's a good forecast the record is $41.00 the course that could spread to belgium other parts of northern france as well $37.00 in london is close to record as well as a say eastern europe isn't bright reds and the west is so i'm sure be talking more about this. is far and the wind is a little bit lighter in the g. and the still on the coast of libya and egypt. it's my privilege to name al-jazeera english the broadcaster of the year the cartels are fighting each other and we've been told that we can't kill you. this is

france with the leader's yellow jersey later on, after australia's caleb ewan won the 11th stage to toulouse kilometre stage to bagneres—de—bigorre could prove pivotal in deciding this year's overall winner. it includes tough climbs at the col de peyresourde and la hourquette d'ancizan before a downhill finish. britain's geraint thomas, the defending champion, is second in the general classification. the only women's test of the ashes series starts at taunton later on thursday. anything other than an england win means australian retain the trophy, despite there still being three t20 matches to play. australia made a clean sweep of the three one—day internationals played already, and their captain is confident her side won't slack off. we've got ourselves into a good position in this series, i think we improved with bat and ball as the odi series went on. we are still going out there to win, as obviously england will be, so i think it sets the scene for a great test match, andi the scene for a great test match, and i think both sides will play a great brand of cricket and it will be really ex

these the forecast for tomorrow we've already actually broken one record almost not on record for toulouse for example in southern france well could be broken again these are the daytime figures of course 38 in madrid as a bit shy of the record 30 in paris is getting close and 31 in london is particularly will have to say but this is more typical of summer surtees are not unusual in vienna and the green dots suggest thunderstorms or if you're unlucky in kiev persistent rain still the story on 30 thursday could actually be the proper record breaking day paris at 40 was a good forecast the record is $41.00 course that could spread to belgium other parts of northern france as well $37.00 in london is close to record as well as a say eastern europe isn't bright reds and the west is so i'm sure be talking more about this throughout the mediterranean it's far and the wind is a little bit lighter in the g.n. but still on the coast of libya and egypt. palestine national locust was 1st founded in the 1930 s. but has had to be revived in 20 chan always very important for me to sing in palestine now

engines for making the neo-, those manufactured a few miles down the road in toulouse.m wondering how you are shifting your thinking of how you be moving your business going forward? nos: at this point there is shifting or any changes to any plans. too early to talk about it. seeing a global slowdown, which has been generated by the trade war between the united states and china. what is your perspective on this ? we are seeing it showing up in the german industrial data. what is your perspective? ross: the trade war is a lose lose. we believe in the european approach of opening up markets on a reciprocal and balanced basis, which is why we are very favorable to the european commissions various initiatives between the canada free trade agreement, the japan free trade agreement, and for further negotiation of one with australia. european businessmen are free traders. europe is the world's largest single exporter and we are all very aware of the fact that protectionism, building walls is not good for our shareholders, it is not good for the people who work for our companie

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these the forecast for tomorrow we've already actually broken one record when we start a record for toulouse for example in southern france well. could be broken again these are the daytime figures of course $38.00 in madrid that's a bit shy of the record 30 in paris is getting close to $31.00 in london is particularly wall i have to say but this is more typical of some such he's all that unusual in vienna and the green dots suggest some stones or if you're unlucky in kiev persistent rain still the story on thursday thursday could actually be the proper record breaking day paris at 41 that's a good forecast the record is 41 nickel 2nd spread to belgium other parts of northern france as well 37 in london is close to record as well as a say eastern europe isn't bright reds and the west is so i'm sure be talking more about this try to mention it's far and the wind is a little bit lighter in the g.n. for stood on the coast of libya and egypt. bogost and i just. want to wanting to investigate how illegal a lot of the plundering some of cambodia's last remaining far as marking 2 years since the st

first time andy lived up to his nickname, the pocket rocket, to pit his dutch opponent to victory in toulousesing absolutism" in politics. she says public debate — at home and abroad — has become "coarse" and "adversarial", often leading to "hatred and prejudice". she's due to stand down next week after three years in the job. the two leadership contenders — borisjohnson and jeremy hunt — will take part in the final hustings tonight. with me now is tim montgomerie, conservative writer and founder of website conservative home. thank you for coming in. you listened to the speech. what did you think? somewhat disappointing, i'm afraid. everything she said, i agreed with, describing the anger that we often see on social media, the sense of exclusion. a lot of people have that from politics. but it was as if she hadn't been by minister for the last three years. this is the sort of speech i could have expected from her three years ago. in fact we heard that speech on the steps of downing street at that time. what i thought was missing was a sense of self reflection, a sense of having been at the he

middle of which the air does nothing apart gets heated by day and by night night time minutely in toulouse and in boulder which is down in the south of france have been record about $24.00 degrees as the highest record so it being eased in gently but much of western europe will see daytime temperatures rise significantly next over the next 2 or 3 days when currently got around nearly 40 in madrid in 36 in process high but you don't really think that's particularly well the look at london 32 year londoners think that's quite high it is western europe is this is where is happily and they each creeping up over the pyrenees into central france for the summer really blaze the picture i think probably be at its hottest on thursday where paris has got a general forecast of 40 bear in mind this could be wrong by degree of the record for powers in july thank you 41 so we're pretty close to breaking down in fact if you close even a little bit on this part of europe we've actually got the potential of $42.00 in the middle of france and $39.00 and to up be talking more about this. thanks so much will

probably the only game we made uncharacteristic errors that we haven't made during the tournament and toulouserticular team and the way they group together and can get over defeat as they did. not, i know you're disappointed tracy is leaving but how do you push on to get the gold, following on from a brilliant gold in the commonwealth games. firstly, the way the sport has grown has been incredible and hopefully it will keep growing and growing, keep people in netball and keep people in england playing netball, over 400,000 people came to the world cup to watch, incredible for the sport and hopefully over the next few years will go one better. hard to see tracy living? it's hard, she's done incredible for england netball and netball in general. she believed in the roses she is the most passionate person i've ever met, she's been a brilliant coach. difficult decision tracy but you said you're going to be back at some stage you i think someone said it's your last game and i said for now. there's times in your life you have to put some of your personal goals ahead of your own career and this was o

stage of the tour de france, the 25—year—old just about holding off his rivals to take victory in toulousevotal role in england's world cup success, openerjason roy has been named in the test squad for the first time. he's expected to open the batting in a one off test against ireland next week to prove his worth ahead of the ashes series against australia. in the women's ashes, england are 6—0 down to holders australia after losing all three of the one day internationals. but they have the chance to fight back in the multi—format competition, starting with the test match which begins later today in taunton. england must win the test to keep alive their hopes of winning back the urn. we are going to have to play in a certain way but it is important that we don't try to win the test match in the first hour, it is about breaking it down session by session and winning the little battles. there will be times we will try to be positive, but sometimes we will have to absorb some pressure, play the game situation and hopefully get a win. one of portrush's best known residents is the actor and gol

. —— in toulouse. this heatwave in particular. we want to investigate.rom the 19505 to know our 1900 to no climate change is really a big factor and it has made these heatwaves much more severe. we were really surprised to find that in june it was an increase of 4 degrees which is more than i expected. what would you predict? are we going to see would you predict? are we going to 5ee higher and higher temperatures in future? ye5, 5ee higher and higher temperatures in future? yes, as long as we don't bring co2 emissions under control and bring them back to zero. and they will become regular occurrence? they are already regular occurrence. la5t they are already regular occurrence. last year there was a big heatwave in scandinavia and the year before the mediterranean and 2015 it was central europe and theyjust keep coming. 4 degrees quite dramatic. how high can temperatures go before we are physically unable to deal with this? that is a good question. it depends a lot on humidity and wind and other factors it depends a lot on humidity and wind and otherfac