countries in west africa countries like nigeria countries like ghana. and several others 7 other countries they are also required to join the single currency while these countries also agree to join in. they want to model the eco after the european currency the euro but while the big you can always like nigeria and ghana fall into line and still join the single currency that's a question a lot of people will want to see answered by the leaders here and probably by representatives of those countries that are still out of the c.f.a. zone so i'll see what they have to say later at the moment and that's that's joining us from of asia. on such a. rich management he joins me now from nairobi good to have you with us i mean what's the benefit for these nations to you might say have a new currency an unknown currency while discussing removing what's already well established. frankly speaking absolutely 0 in my view i think it's part of a sort of move post-colonial type move and it's being dressed up as that that this is a high time that these countries a scaped

things is one of the things or what things of that was i have been looking at is these african countries or west african countries francophone countries. come in and remember the c.f.a. is is actually going to buy the french and it's been an operation for more than half a century now they are trying gradually in turn towards financial independence from the french which a lot of economies and a lot of observers in africa say is good for them but it's not clear that or not the french will retaliate somehow but so far the decision is made the west african leaders have decided that they will dump the c.f.a. and of course go with the eco and hoping that regional economies like now and the rest will also join the bandwagon and then they will have better integration i'm going themselves however the question is how will this impact on the regional economy some believe that it will impact much but looking at the production values of west africa and indeed the african continent itself the production maze is weak most of the countries in west africa actually export all materials to the west and then import

initially, some thundery downpours moving across the channel islands into the west country and wales. england and all that heat. up to the midlands, northern england, towards northern ireland and scotland, very few places staying dry. the rain could be torrential, accompanied by some hail and very gusty winds. it's also going to be very humid. an uncomfortable night towards the south east in particular, where it may well stay dry. but a lot of places are going to get some very wet weather overnight. a noisy night as well. it becomes drier during the morning. sunshine developing far and wide. a slight change in the wind direction means that, for many western areas, it won't be quite as hot as today, and even towards eastern england, where we will see the highest temperatures, there is going to be a peak of 33 or 34. you're watching beyond 100 days... boris johnson is confirmed as the new leader of the conservative party, fulfilling a lifetime ambition. the incoming prime minister beat his opponent 2 votes to one — but now faces the mammoth task of uniting party and country. full of opt

day dry and clear, but through the rush hour, some very heavy rain falling across parts of the west countryl be some surface water and spray on the roads, some very poor travelling conditions, perhaps some disruption. but as we drift further north, across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, many places starting the day dry, with some spells of sunshine. 14 degrees there in glasgow, just a scattering of showers across the north of scotland. now, as we go through the day, this band of rain, perhaps with the odd flash of lightning, the odd rumble of thunder, will move its way northwards across the midlands, east anglia, up into northern england, clipping into northern ireland, getting into southern scotland, perhaps into the central belt by the middle of the afternoon. some showers chasing on from the south. the best of the dry weather, albeit with one or two showers, across northern scotland. some sunny spells here, temperatures of 19—21 degrees. now, on the southern flank of this rain band, there could be some thunderstorms breaking out across the far north of england, the far s

it's definite now leaders of west african nations using the c.f.a. front the 8 countries in the region under the west african monetary union have decided to go ahead with the rollout of the proposed west africa single currency the echo they said they are they have decided to go ahead with a process and any other country but wants to join or who are not decided to join can join later so in the next 2 months we will see the rollout of this currency in west africa that is going to be. legal tender in this region a question was for to president ouattara the president of ivory coast and was president of this conference and he went on whether or not the new congress will be a problem with existing currency to which he answered. the exchange rate between the existing front c.f.a. and the euro will remain the same with the echo comes on board today the exchange rate is $655.00 to the euro before the heads of state decide to join next year the rates will not be affected immediately we hope an echo is launched others will join us there welcome it will be nice to have 12 as the 50 n

day dry and clear, but through the rush hour, some very heavy rain falling across parts of the west countryand spray on the roads, some very poor travelling conditions, perhaps some disruption. but as we drift further north, across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, many places starting the day dry, with some spells of sunshine. 1a degrees there in glasgow, just a scattering of showers across the north of scotland. now, as we go through the day, this band of rain, perhaps with the odd flash of lightning, the odd rumble of thunder, will move its way northwards across the midlands, east anglia, up into northern england, clipping into northern ireland, getting into southern scotland, perhaps into the central belt by the middle of the afternoon. some showers chasing on from the south. the best of the dry weather, albeit with one or two showers, across northern scotland. some sunny spells here, temperatures of 19—21 degrees. now, on the southern flank of this rain band, there could be some thunderstorms breaking out across the far north of england, the far south of scotland through

on thursday, a day of heavy showers moving into the north and west of the country.g in off the atlantic, again this will bring some wet weather across northern ireland, western parts of england and wales, and perhaps into southern parts of scotland. many of us will see some rain at some point in the day. temperatures a little bit below par for this time of year. as we head into the weekend, that area of low pressure moves through, further troughing bringing further showers and rain. we could see some rain around as we head into the weekend. welcome to bbc news, my name's mike embley. our top stories: the house of representatives votes to condemn president trump's racist tweets, as emotions run high on capitol hill. donald high on capitol hill. john trump, by causing such harm donald john trump, by causing such harm to the society of the united states, is unfit to be president and wa rra nts states, is unfit to be president and warrants impeachment, trial and removalfrom office. as us sanctions take their toll on iran, we look at the impact on some of most vulnerable

today now what economists are wondering is what how this will impact the economies of these countries in west africa basically what's up with their country is rich in resources i agree cultural and mineral but the the production base is very very slow they will continue to import most of the products that are needed outside what the export actually is. to the rest of the world for processing. the u.n. secretary general says more money is needed to rebuild mozambique after $2.00 devastating cycle and antone of the terrorists visited the poor city of bear on 4 months after psycho and z. di and kenneth as storms flattened villages killing hundreds of people and leaving more than a 1000000 others homeless tropical storm barry is maintaining its strength as it moves towards the u.s. state. parts of new orleans out ready underwater after days of thunder storms and floods agency have been declared with hurricane warnings issued along the coasts let's speak to jay gray who is live for us in new orleans when is barry expected to make landfall and how well prepared is louisiana for this storm. landfall

then for thursday, it's a day of heavy showers moving into the north and west of the country. 0n intolow pressure swinging in off the atlantic, and this again will bring some wet weather across northern ireland, western parts of england and wales, and perhaps into southern parts of scotland. so many of us will see some rain at some point in the day. temperatures a little bit below par for the time of year, 18—21 for most of us. and then as we head into the weekend, that area of low pressure clears through. we're going to see further troughing bringing further showers and rain. but the exact track of those systems open to doubt. we could see some rain around as we head into the weekend. that's your weather. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: president trump's comments are condemned as racist by us lawmakers overnight as he continues to criticise four democratic congresswomen. a new report finds domestic abuse victims who live in rural areas suffer for longer and are less likely to get help. meet the first female european commissi

it has been a glorious weekend in the south—west, devon and cornwall and into the west country, whereasss rain, particularly bad across the midlands and the north—west of england. throughout the weekend we are getting reports of flooding close to manchester and stockport. it is this where the front that is to blame, it has outstayed its welcome, only slowly pivoting at the moment, bringing more rain to northern ireland through the rest of the afternoon. showers across scotland. more rain for the north west of england and the midlands. perhaps another 25 millimetres in some spots. sunshine in the north of scotland, sunshine to the south—west. that weather front wea ke ns, south—west. that weather front weakens, but still reigned for the midlands, northern england and southern scotland. clearing skies for northern ireland. a muggy and humid night, clear skies for northern ireland. a muggy and humid night, clearskies to for northern ireland. a muggy and humid night, clear skies to the south, and here we start on monday with a good deal of sunshine. monday places with a good deal of sunshin

day dry and clear, but through the rush hour, some very heavy rain falling across parts of the west country poor travelling conditions, perhaps some disruption. but as we drift further north, across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, many places starting the day dry, with some spells of sunshine. 1a degrees there in glasgow, just a scattering of showers across the north of scotland. now, as we go through the day, this band of rain, perhaps with the odd flash of lightning, the odd rumble of thunder, will move its way northwards across the midlands, east anglia, up into northern england, clipping into northern ireland, getting into southern scotland, perhaps into the central belt by the middle of the afternoon. some showers chasing on from the south. the best of the dry weather, albeit with one or two showers, across northern scotland. some sunny spells here, temperatures of 19—21 degrees. now, on the southern flank of this rain band, there could be some thunderstorms breaking out across the far north of england, the far south of scotland through friday evening. another batch of

day dry and clear, but through the rush hour, some very heavy rain falling across parts of the west countrywell be some surface water and spray on the roads, some very poor travelling conditions, perhaps some disruption. but as we drift further north, across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, many places starting the day dry with some spells of sunshine. 14 degrees there in glasgow, with a scattering of showers across the north of scotland. now, as we go through the day, this band of rain, perhaps with the odd flash of lightning, the odd rumble of thunder, will move its way northwards across the midlands, east anglia, up into northern england, creeping into northern ireland, getting into southern scotland, perhaps into the central belt by the middle of the afternoon. some showers chasing on from the south. the best of the dry weather, albeit with one or two showers, across northern scotland. some sunny spells here, temperatures of 19—21 degrees. now, on the southern flank of this rain band, there could be some thunderstorms breaking out across the far north of england, the far

day dry and clear, but through the rush hour, some very heavy rain falling across parts of the west countryme disruption. but as we drift further north, across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, many places starting the day dry, with some spells of sunshine. this wet weather across the south in the west will push its way northwards, moving to the midlands, across the london area, to east anglia, northern england clipping into northern ireland and southern scotland. the odd flash of lightning and odd problem of thunder, she was chasing on behind from the south on the risk breeze. the best of the dry and bright weather with one or two showers across novels, and in temperatures of18— showers across novels, and in temperatures of 18— 21 degrees. through the evening on the back edge of that, southern scotland, there could be some intense thunderstorms and another pulse of wet weather will slide through southern parts of england. temperatures on friday night into saturday morning are holding up at16 night into saturday morning are holding up at 16 or 17 degrees across the south—east

day dry and clear, but through the rush hour, some very heavy rain falling across parts of the west countryy poor travelling conditions, perhaps some disruption. but as we drift further north, across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, many places starting the day dry, with some spells of sunshine. 14 degrees there in glasgow, with a scattering of showers across the north of scotland. now, as we go through the day, this band of rain, perhaps with the odd flash of lightning, the odd rumble of thunder, will move its way northwards across the midlands, east anglia, up into northern england, clipping into northern ireland, getting into southern scotland, perhaps into the central belt by the middle of the afternoon. some showers chasing on from the south. the best of the dry weather, albeit with one or two showers, across northern scotland. some sunny spells here, temperatures of 19—21 degrees. now, on the southern flank of this rain band, there could be some thunderstorms breaking out across the far north of england, the far south of scotland through friday evening. another batch o

sanctions and that the deal may lead to turkey's expulsion from an f. 35 fighter jet program. 8 west african countries have agreed to roll out a new single currency the echo will replace the c.f.a. frog which is controlled by france and pegged to the euro. and donald trump's labor secretary has resigned becoming the latest advisor to lead the us president's cabinet alex acosta has faced fierce criticism over secret plea deal he negotiated a decade ago with jeffrey epstein accused of sexually abusing under-age girls. at least in gibraltar have arrested 2 more officers from an iranian oil seized more than a week ago bringing the total number to 4 the ship was detained off the coast of the british territory at the entrance to the mediterranean all suspicion of taking oil to syria in breach of e.u. sanctions none of the arrested individuals has yet been charged 12 were challenged joins me live in the studio now with an update on that story so really what do we know about these men who are now in custody so firstly we know that on thursday the ship's captain and the chief officer were detained by police we

west african single currency, the echo. they said they have decided to go ahead with the process and any other countries that want to join whonot decided to join conjoint later. in the next few months, we will see the rollout of this currency in west africa that is going to be legal tender in this region. a question was put to the president of the ivory coast. currencyr not the new would be on par to the existing currency. he answered, >> the exchange rate will remain the same with the echo. the exchange rate --. the rates will not be affected immediately. we help when it is launched, others will join us. they are welcome. it would be nice to have 12. reporter: people in the region will be looking up to bigger andomies like nigeria others as whether or not they will quickly join this process. the deciding factor will be how quickly these countries will join the process of utilizing or joining the echo currency which will facilitate trade according to the leaders of the meeting today. wondering iss are how this will impact the economies of countries in west africa. west african countries are rich in resources, agricultural an

between east and west i know that people in the east i'm come through central european countries often think they are not accepted as they should be and as i've been working as a defense minister very much in those countries i have a lot of friends and they trust me so i know how to work together that we can improve the relationship and there is a division between north and south has to do with questions of competitiveness and flexibility and we have to solve that too why that because europe has to be united there are many many big questions we have to tackle and europe has to play a role and we only can do that when we are united ok so what are you doing over the summer. i'll spend it in for us of getting my cabinet there the commissioners on board and to work on my work programme that i have to lay down and lay out in october for the president elect of the european commission thank you very much for talking to us. going to be a busy summer for us all max so tell us because he highlighted it there in your interview with our front ally and one of the majority by a very narrow mar

within a given country for all the political works of those headed for europe is the minority are all very strong or offered minority. share used to have open borders for people from all over west africa. the country belongs to the economic community of west african states or eco as a free trade zone in which some states even share a common currency now the e.u. is deal with is severely restricting cross border trade and free movement of workers. the consequences of which can be seen clearly in places like the capitals bus station. new book our use of hardly sells any tickets to the north anymore since there's been a change the migrants who used to come from other countries are no longer here so. they are living in hiding. we met a 19 year old senegalese who wanted to go to algeria to work he asked us not to film his face. my older brother was in libya then they sent him back when you return the money situation is where everything is very difficult. back so i have to go now he said don't go to libya trial period. when we met the man from senegal he told us he had been hiding in the shack together with the goat for a year because the government has tightened the migration of tho

on thursday, a day of heavy showers moving into the north and west of the country.weather across northern ireland, western parts of england and wales, and perhaps into southern parts of scotland. many of us will see some rain at some point in the day. temperatures a little bit below par for this time of year. as we head into the weekend, that area of low pressure moves through, further troughing bringing further showers and rain. we could see some rain around as we head into the weekend. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story. the house of representatives has voted to condemn several republicans backed the motion following his recent attacks on four democratic congresswomen. mr trump says they "hate" america, and "can leave if they want to" but insists he doesn't have "a racist bone in his body". it's 50 years since the apollo 11 crew blasted off from florida on their mission to put the first man on the moon. events to mark the launch are taking place across the us. and the remarkable story of a set of conjoined twins has caught people's attention onlin

it's definite now leaders of west african nations using the c.f.a. front the 8 countries in the region under the west african wanted to union have decided to go ahead with the rollout of the proposed west africa single currency the aecl this said there are they have decided to go ahead with a process and any other country but wants to join or who are not decided to join can join later so in the next few months we will see the roll out of this currency in west africa that is going to be. legal tender in this region our question was to president ouattara the president of ivory coast and was president of this conference and he went on whether or not the new currency would be a park or the existing currency to which he answered. the exchange rate between the existing front see if the euro will remain the same with the echo comes on board today the exchange rate is $65.00 to the euro before the heads of state decide to join next year the rates will not be affected immediately we hope when echo is launched others will join us they're welcome it will be nice to have 12 of the 15

later on turning wet and windy in the south—west of the country. ng. they will develop more widely as we go through the coming week. but not eve ryo ne through the coming week. but not everyone will see them all the time. where you do see the sunshine it will still feel reasonably warm. good night. hello, this is bbc news. we will be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the headlines: prime minister borisjohnson pledges to fund a new high—speed rail route between manchester and leeds. president trump praises borisjohnson, and says talks on what he calls a very substantial us—uk trade deal are underway.

on thursday, a day of heavy showers moving into the north and west of the country.c, again this will bring some wet weather across northern ireland, western parts of england and wales, and perhaps into southern parts of scotland. many of us will see some rain at some point in the day. temperatures a little bit below par for this time of year. as we head into the weekend, that area of low pressure moves through, further troughing bringing further showers and rain. we could see some rain around as we head into the weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: the house of representatives has voted to condemn president trump's racist tweets. a symbolic resolution in a chamber controlled by the democrats. several republicans backed the motion following his recent attacks on four democratic congresswomen. mr trump says they hate america and can leave if they want to, but insisted he doesn't have a racist bone in his body. a senior iranian official at the united nations has said his country's missiles are absolutely non—negotiable. he was responding to suggestions from the us

why yesterday i announced new upgrades new upgrades for 20 hospitals across the country including some i believe in north—westt london. i welcome the promised to his role and his commitment to infrastructure in the north of england can the promise to commit to me the government will continue to invest in small projects across the north of england, such as the m 55 bypass? i think my honourable friend. i lost count in the course of this recent campaign of the number of duelling schemes and bypasses that i seem to commit myself to. but i will certainly make sure that we invest massively in road because although i believe in mass transit there is no doubt that for many people investment in our roads, improving our roads is absolutely essential for economic progress. the prime minister said some may accuse him of hyperbole. i don't. i accuse him of getting his fa cts don't. i accuse him of getting his facts wrong. the first minister nicola sturgeon was elected by the scottish parliament in 2014, defeating ruth davidson by 51 votes. will he apologise for getting it wrong? well, i... i... i... i... was relying on t

then for thursday, it's a day of heavy showers moving into the north and west of the country.pressure swinging in off the atlantic, and this again will bring some wet weather across northern ireland, western parts of england and wales, and perhaps into southern parts of scotland. so many of us will see some rain at some point in the day. temperatures a little bit below par for the time of year, 18—21 for most of us. and then as we head into the weekend, that area of low pressure clears through. we're going to see further troughing bringing further showers and rain. but the exact track of those systems open to doubt. we could see some rain around as we head into the weekend. that's your weather. this is the briefing, i'm sally bundock. our top story: the house of representatives votes to condemn president trump's racist tweets, as emotions run high on capitol hill. after days of wrangling, germany's ursula von der leyen is elected to lead the european commission, iama i am a proud naturalised citizen born in india. a proud patriot, a proud person who belongs in this country and

then for thursday, it's a day of heavy showers moving into the north and west of the country. 0n into the atlantic, again this will bring some wet weather across northern ireland, western parts of england and wales, and perhaps into southern parts of scotland. so many of us will see some rain at some point in the day. temperatures a little bit below par for the time of year, 18—21 for most of us. as we head into the weekend, that area of low pressure moves through. we're going to see further troughing bringing further showers and rain. but the exact tracking of those systems open to doubt. we could see some rain around as we head into the weekend. that's your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: the house of representatives has voted to condemn president trump's racist tweets. it's a symbolic resolution, in a chamber controlled by the opposition democrats, but several republicans backed it. mr trump has renewed his attacks on four congresswomen from minority backgrounds, saying they "hate" america, but insisted he "doesn't have a racist bone in his body". a senior iranian officia

with the rollout of the proposed west africa single courtesy the aecl they said they are there for decided to go ahead with the process and any other country but wants to join or who are not decided to join can join later so in the next few months we will see the roll out of this currency in west africa that is going to be. legal tender in this region a question was for to president ouattara the president of ivory coast and was president of this conference and he went on whether or not the new currency would be a problem with existing currency to which he understood the issues. the exchange rate between the existing front see if they and the euro will remain the same with the echo comes on board today the exchange rate is $655.00 to the euro before the heads of state decide to join next year the rates will not be affected immediately we hope when echo is launched others will join us there welcome it will be nice to have 12 of the 15 now basically people in the region will be looking up to a bigger economy is like nigeria gone and those asked whether or not they will quickly join this process now will be the deciding factor will be how quic

countries. this has been a disaster for the democrats, and i think we are going to win bigger than ever. now, i am going to west virginia, one of the great states, a state that is doing -- if you look, a percentage up. i think it is number one or two in the country. west virginia is doing great. we had a big case today. we won the asylum case in washington, which frankly, you should be asking about that because that is the real deal. i cannot believe how nice you are today. go ahead, give me a question. >> [question inaudible] know, because we did something wrong. the answer is very simple -- nothing was done wrong. this is all a big hoax. if you look at it today, nothing was done wrong. i believe what you're going to find, you are going to find a lot of things that were done very wrong, but that is going on now. that is something you have been writing about. that has to do with the other side. that has to do with a thing called investigate the investigators. let's see what happens. [reporters shouting] you think robert mueller did a good job? pres. trump: look, i think robert mueller did a horrible job, both t

as a reporter and i female entrepreneurs and the west african country of san diego often face discrimination but take the case of business woman. 13 years ago she was ridiculed when she opened an automobile repair shop stuff by women but she proved her critics wrong now the business is a success and she's hoping to inspire others that cars vehicles fleet is growing rapidly more cars that mean more mechanics to keep them going in similar girls male dominated society i drive is the ready to have their vehicles fixed by women. in the world works like this now there is no longer a profession dedicated only to men or profession dedicated only to women. since the concept of parity exists there are no more do not enter signs for women want to. know more about persevere mark cutifani professor honestly i pity them it's hard work i respect their choice but i can't that women fix my car. or this woman isn't interested in any female stereotypes but is changing the industry running on her own car workshop since 2006 she's been getting our ends dirty working on engines for the past 26 years but it's been

orban and his government to limit free thinking in this country thanks to fun stuff on both for us there in budapest . women entrepreneurs in the westafrican country of senegal have often faced discrimination but business woman. who was even subject to ridicule 13 years ago when she decided to open an auto workshop run mainly by women but she proved her critics wrong know the business family auto is a success and is hoping to inspire others. that car as they because fleet is growing rapidly more cars that mean more mechanics to keep them going insane it goes male dominated society i do i visit ready to have their the cools fix by we men then you build a mobile home and the world works like this now there is no longer a profession dedicated only to men who are profession dedicated only to women. since the concept of parity exists there are no more do not enter signs for women want to. know more about persevere mark cutifani. honestly i pity them its hard work i respect their choice but i can that women fix my car. this woman isn't interested in any female stereotypes. is changing the industry running on her own car workshop since 200

for the pollution in our rivers in our oceans what happens i think is that the west produces a lot more rubbish other countries this particular person but they're also better recycling it and this is one of the issue a lot of the waste generated in the west from plastic he even if it's thrown away into landfills and it's not even recycled these landfills are often sealed their tight containers from which a plastic won't reach out of and in a lot of east asian countries and southeast asian countries that isn't the case it seems that a lot of these asian countries have made good a good deal of money with taking in rubbish from from the west and then doing whatever with it. but now it's a. going back and people saved has stepped away from from from the business is it not good business and it will i think it's still good business for many companies that are acting but what's happening is that the countries themselves are legislating against this so what happened before with i mean you have this enormous sort of supply of western ways western countries european and north american countries don't want to deal with a

maritime and ocean routes it's not a sieve challenge for the armies of or the navies of the west african countries not just in west africa but throughout the world and so the challenge for these navies and people here is to find a ways to stem the piracy the increase of piracy and hijacking in ransom taking that's occurring right here off the coast of guinea now live thanks so much nicholas hawks that. america's armed forces have a new boss mark expos being sworn in as u.s. defense secretary after a 7 month wait for a replacement he takes over from james mattis mattis quit in december over policy disagreements with president don't trump for mommy 2nd tree is seen as consolidating trumps authority of the pentagon. mr president it is a privilege for me and for my family to be here with you today thank you for your leadership and for your commitment to a strong national defense and to all of our service members our military has made tremendous gains in recent years thanks to your leadership and we stand ready today to take on any challenge. u.s. middle east envoy jason grain blath has been involved i

west. no a lot of it is actually domestically produced waste from south asia particularly southeast asian countries and in fact what's maybe surprising for a lot of people is the amount of waste that the west exports is not read in particular responsible for the pollution in our rivers and our oceans what happens i think is that the west produces a lot more rubbish than other countries this particular person but they're also better recycling it and this is one of the issues a lot of the waste generated in the west from plastic even if it's thrown away into landfills and it's not even recycled these landfills are often sealed they're tight containers from which a plastic won't leach out of and in a lot of east asian countries and southeast asian countries that isn't the case it seems that lots of these asian countries have made good a good deal of money with taking in rubbish from from the west and then doing whatever with it. but you know it's all going back and people say china has has stepped away from from from the business is it not good business anymore i think it's still good business for man

to the west african country of senegal female entrepreneurs often face discrimination take the case of a business woman and day been. since the concept of parity exists there are no more do not enter signs for women want to. know more about this very mark cutifani. honestly i pity them its hard work i respect their choice but i can't that women fix my car. or this woman isn't interested in any female stereotypes but they is changing the industry running on her own car workshop since 2006 she's been getting our ends dirty working on engines for the past 26 years but it's been a bumpy road. to do a back in the day if you buddy pointed at me everybody thought i was crazy every time i went tell it on the streets just in my overalls to go fix a car all by pots everybody was laughing at me and often have a cry and then carry on now i am considered i'm shown as a good example. checking all fixin part all of the women working here way inspired by to learn how to fix cars but there are only 3 females who are time mechanics year and most of this is still male but in the future she wants our targ

initially, some thundery downpours moving across the channel islands into the west country and wales.. an uncomfortable night towards the south east in particular, where it may well stay dry. but a lot of places are going to get some very wet weather overnight. a noisy night as well. it becomes drier during the morning. sunshine developing far and wide. a slight change in the wind direction means that for many western areas, it won't be quite as hot as today, and even towards eastern england, where we will see the highest temperatures, there is going to be a peak of 33 or 34. hello, this is bbc news with rebecca jones. the headlines: borisjohnson is elected as the new conservative leader and will become the next uk prime minister. mrjohnson has promised to deliver brexit by october the 31st, saying it's "do or die". the new eu commission president warns of "challenging times ahead". and president trump has already congratulated borisjohnson, saying, "he will be great". and a heatwave is spreading across the uk, with temperatures expected to climb over 35 degrees celsius this week. bou

how to properly grow a chicken and money that's because 15 west african countries have agreed to create and share a single currency called the fine exterior. it's a great idea if we have the same currency we could be one big country like america big and strong and then we would all be treated as equals. already 8 of the 15 countries use the same currency the african franc or c.f.a. a legacy of french colonialism. france's central bank acts like a manager holding part of their treasury to guarantee financial stability. the 7 other nations often deal with inflation in currency volatility with each of them directing their own monetary policy. graduate student trade says he has watched leaders say a common currency is the solution since 1903. but some are playing defensively others are being too aggressive in not thinking of the collective we need to place a team for this to work for everybody to win from it including cynical. while nigeria is the continent's biggest economy senegal and ivory coast are some of the fastest growing in the world and the u.n. says less than 20 percent of trade

many weeks we can tell you it was hot here in berlin 40.5 degrees celsius or measured in the west of the country belgium and the netherlands they also saw their temperature records broken people near the coast they flocked to the beaches to keep cool those not so close to the water they had to improvise local trains in paris they had to be slowed due to melting cables and even the city's most famous landmark there you see it going down the chocolate version it just could not take. 10. that gives a new meaning to hot chocolate doesn't it folks you're watching the news from berlin up next the plane maker boeing announcing massive losses that and more in the w. business news with janell's stick around for that. first . home. of species. that we're seeing if you can. get those are big changes and most start with small steps. tedious tell stories of creative people and the think it's time checks around the world. news that comes from. east greenwich suspensions and stooge.

weatherwise, fewer showers and what showers that are around will be mainly across the north—west of the countryeens to low 20s for many of us and still a little on the cool side for northern scotland. later on in the week, cloud will thicken across the north and west of scotland with outbreaks of rain for a time. as you can see, for much of the time, the weather will be dry and bright for many areas. across england and wales, it looks like it will be a largely dry week with some sunshine. temperatures running into the low—mid 20s, feeling warm in that july sunny weather. 00:12:32,010 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 that's your weather. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: hong kong marks the 22nd anniversary of the handoverfrom british to chinese control as the territory braces for more pro—democracy protests. a handshake and a moment of history. could president trump's groundbreaking visit set up a third summit with kim jong—un? at least seven people are killed in sudan after tens of thousands return to the streets to demand civilian rule. and sir david attenboroughjoins kylie and t

wednesday gemini recorded it highest temperature since records began 40.5 degrees celsius in the west of the country it breaks the previous record of 40 point 362015. this is the 3rd time this decade we've had 40 degree heat in germany and the gaps are getting smaller this extreme heat is definitely due to climate change. and it's the 2nd time this summer that europe has baked in record temperatures the advice is to stay hydrated and do whatever you can to keep cool. were. a lot of people here as well preparing for very high temperatures i am brian thomas for the entire team thanks so much for joining us. i'll be with you for the next broadcast . which. any time.

to happen easily as have advised more than a 1000000 people to leak their homes in the south west of the country as heavy rain and floods a batch of the region officials fear landslides could follow forecasters say the downfall is likely to continue for the next few days. i'm saddam's 1st a female man has launched plans to overhaul the dutch city's red light district and efforts to protect the sex workers from staring tourists the plans include ending live window displays move brothels outside the city center past efforts to regulate the industry of faced opposition from sex workers. officials in india say they have airlifted the bodies of 7 times from the country's 2nd tallest mountain britons 2 americans on the australian on an indian national were killed in an avalanche late may on scaling the 8000 meter tall the devotee 8th body has not yet been found. scientists have confirmed that last month was the hottest june ever recorded temperatures here in europe were about 2 degrees celsius a higher than normal on the worldwide average was just above the previous june record climate experts say the

last year heavy rainfall killed more than 200 people in the west of the country the high death toll was blamed on a slow government response to the crisis it's a mistake authorities are desperate not to repeat. words news tennis and day 4 of wimbledon have seen germany's defending champion on from the crash in the 2nd round she lost in 3 sets to american lauren davis women's top seen ash barty advance to the 3rd round alongside serena williams and roger federer spanish men's 3rd seed rafael nadal seen here in practice also beat controversial nick curios in one of the standout clashes of the tournament so far. all right here's a reminder the top story that we are following for you and oil tanker loaded with iranian crude has been seized off gibraltar it's said to have been headed for syria in violation of european union sanctions spain says the united states requested the seizure iran has called the seizure of illegal. you're watching news of next business news with kris kobach stick around i'm sure he'd like to have your cult. what secrets lie behind these memos. find out immersive expe