.# and harry sings hamilton — very briefly — after watching the hit musical in london's west end.g up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news, we'll have the latest from the fourth test at southampton where england have made a terrible start against india. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. an unmarried mother has won the right to a widowed parent's allowance, after taking the case to the supreme court. siobhan mclaughlin was refused the benefit after her partner died in 2014, because the couple, who had 4 children and had been together for 23 years, weren't married. but supreme courtjustices ruled this morning that denying her the benefit was unlawful. the ruling could help thousands of families in a similar situation — as jon donnison reports. john adams died from cancer in 2014, leaving behind four children. their mother and his partner of 22 years, siobhan mclaughlin, was told she was not entitled to widowed parents allowa nce not entitled to widowed parents allowance because the couple weren't married or in a civil partnership. for siobhan, that denied herf

in the west end, oxford street is closed between duke street and davies street.ne behind me, as taken behind me by weather watchers yesterday but over the next three days you will notice there are good spells of sunshine, variable amounts of cloud, it should stay mostly dry and it will start to feel warmer too. perhaps the last blast of summer for the first weekend in september. this morning, bit of a chilly start. we've got plenty of high cloud around already. it won't all be blue skies through the day, good spells of sunshine around but some of that high cloud turning the sunshine hazy at times. the small chance of one or two showers over kent and essex, but otherwise dry or light winds, it will feel pleasantly warm in the sunshine. temperatures between 19, maybe as high as 21 celcius. through this evening and overnight we will keep clear spells, high cloud, the chance of one of two showers but mostly dry and temperatures rurally will drop back into single figures, perhaps holding at double figures in many of the towns. tomorrow it is more or less the same. the

west end charmer eventually coasts home. it has been some journey. johnston's first—ever winner was hinari video back in 1987 and three decades on, times have certainly changed since then. the most abiding memory of it is coming home and watching teletext all night, just putting the results on teletext and having nothing else on the television all night, because there were obviously no racing channels in those days. i had huge ambitions to train lots and lots of good winners but i don't know that i was thinking about 4,194. well, the key to markjohnston‘s remarkable feat has been consistency. he has trained more than 100 winners here in each of the last 25 years, sustained success the like of which british sport has rarely seen. johnston's state—of—the—art facilities, including an equine swimming pool, have also helped. those who know him best say his spirited innovation has made the difference. he wouldn't just accept what other people were doing. he'd always try something different. i remember in the early days, we did things like have lard in the.

quite unsavoury commentslj live really quite unsavoury comments.” live not far from here, in the west endalking down the street, going shopping, and they have male companions. i have never seen that before. you see the women and that isa before. you see the women and that is a disgrace. these are women and if they feel that they can't go shopping, they can't go out on the street without having a brother or a friend or a husband or son, we all should hang our heads in shame. that isa should hang our heads in shame. that is a disgrace. these women have done nothing, nothing. and forthis is a disgrace. these women have done nothing, nothing. and for this clown to actually make a statement that he thinks is a ha ha and be picked up for the people who have ill intentions, he should apologise and it is incredible that he hasn't. this is beyond free—speech. these are women, these are women, this tory mp, this conservative mp, she has felt also the backlash on the street. it has been told about four years, the problem of islamaphobia in the conservative party. none of arthur should feel happy or

and, harry sings hamilton — very briefly — after watching the hit musical in london's west end.up on afternoon live all the sport with olly foster. there he is. a busy afternoon. gareth southgate has just named his england squad, the first since the world cup and england's cricketers are in all sorts of trouble, five down in the fourth test against india. more gloomy news later i suspect. and darren has all the weather — no gloomy news here. a pleasant few days and most places will be dry and warming up. nothing extreme unlike the weather we saw the ten doeschate flushing meadows and we will look at that later. thanks, darren. also coming up — it's raining fish in utah in the usa. a lake that needed restocking gets its supplies from the skies. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. an unmarried mother has won the right to a widowed parent's allowance, after taking the case to the supreme court. siobhan mclaughlin was refused the benefit after her partner died in 2014, because the couple, who had 4 children and had been together for 23 years, weren't married.

prince harryjoins the cast of hamilton, very briefly, after watching the hit musical in london's west end o'clock. our top story is that breaking news tonight that the labour mp frank field has resigned the party whip, claiming the leadership has become a force for anti—semitism in british politics. he'll now serve as an independent labour mp. in a letter to the chief whip he described a culture of intimidation and intolerance in the party. let's talk more with our political correspondent tom barton... frank field, one of the party's longest serving and most respected mps. tells more about what he is saying. frank field, the labour mp for birkenhead since 1979. one of the few mps that campaigned in favour for brexit. perhaps the few mps that campaigned in favourfor brexit. perhaps best known as the man best known as by tony blair after the 1987 general election to think the unthinkable on health care reform. there are respected, the current chair of their welfare and pensions select committee. have written a letter to the chief whip of the labour party. in this letter, he said he will res

franklin's huge influence at just after 5.30pm with singer karen mav — who plays the lead in the west endurn. teenagers in england, wales and northern ireland have been getting their a level results today. the proportion of pupils getting the top grades is the highest for six years. more than one in four students got either an a or an a star. 0ur education correspondent elaine dunkley reports two years of hard work for a life changing moment. for many, the wait was over. for some, the waiting had just begun. i got b,b,c and unfortunately i needed to get three as but at the end of the day it is what it is, and hopefully i can try to get into my insurance which is manchester met. there have been major changes in a—levels in england with a move away from coursework and as—levels no longer contributing to final marks. we are basically on a new specification so there was that possibility examiners can be particularly harsh or lenient. abdu came to england from syria at the age of 12, today his future will be studying medicine. he was given an unconditional offer and other incentives to study a

the quake was centered at the west end of the island of bali. motorcycles were crushed beneath falling bricks and debris. these images posted on social media show damage at the airport. large ceiling tiles were hanging loose or had fallen to the ground. back here in california the ashes still falling from the sky because of all of the wildfires. people have been taking pictures of it everywhere. the fili y >>visibility actually improved today, so that is a step in the right direction. fires continue to be a problem and that the weather is not going to be helping in the next few days as higher pressure begins to build in and that would drive temperatures back up. they fell from 2-7 degrees today and now they are going to be up to the mid-90s tomorrow. it's hurricane season. eastern pacific shows hector is spending a little north and headed for the island of hawaii as we have the animation going. it has got a well-defined eye and it is powerful. it's a category for. it has got gusts up to 165 miles per hour and its track takes it close to the hawa

in that fifteen minute rail journey ends at the west end terminal decline in a genuine east frizzy and runs the old lever me cafe in what used to be that heated pool. with information of where a little off the beaten path even for the day trippers where there are more for our many regulars and so you know this of course is the last stop for the horse drawn railway many older people take it to the beach since the paths can be pretty long here so they can walk some and then take the railway it's quite a good thing it's all little i won't say alternative but hey we're no fast food place. sides resume kind friendship was. an alternative to speaker hoops many hotels would be the campground behind the dunes right on the beach in the don't days of summer the fine sandy beach draws tourists here in droves. at the end of a long day we put back out to sea in captain will jacobs fishing boat no visitors complete without a trip to the seal called in these. harbor seals and rare grey seals bost in the evening sun as laid back as most everything else some speak of the green knight and . time now to

it is at the west end of the park. the entire area is affected.emember, parking in those neighborhoods is virtually nonexistent. i would just strongly recommend that you take transit or get on muni. it is easiest way. trust me. it is the best way. let's bring in rosemary. >>> perhaps bring a jacket as well because we will remain partly to mostly cloudy there over golden gate park. for the weekend temperatures will be cooling off. starting outside at this hour, low 50s santa rosa. san francisco, oakland checking in in the mid des. san jose 60. into the afternoon today temperatures ranging from the low 60s at the coast. 70 sausalito. upper 80s san rafael. upper 90s for the hotter locations like clearlake, st. helena. 90 degrees expected in santa rosa. for the east bayshore upper 70s in the afternoon for alameda. upper 80s for castro valley. upper 90s further and let you go. 97 livermore. 97 brentwood. in the south bay upper 80s san jose. looking at 97 for morgan hill. a very hot spot nearing 100 degrees for the afternoon and coming down just slightl

the du attended a charity performance of the musical at london's west end yesterday.d a brief vocal turn,e bringing thst and crowd to their feet. tom burridge has more. they arrived to watch a hip-hop musical which mocks the british monarchy. "hamilton" is about one of america's founding fathers, alexesder hamilton, and featur the then british king george iii. the royal couple sat in the audience. the performance raised 300,000 pounds for a charity princefo harrded. afterwards, the show's creator joked that a descendent of one of the characters was watching. lin-manuel: i thought, you know, it would be funny if i had king george in the show. [laughter] you know, british invasion. british invasion music. i wrote the song on my honeymoon. smash cut to 2018. [laughter] and i am sitting next to his sixth great-grandson. [laughter] [applause] tom: the prince nearly obliged. prince harry: ♪ you say [applause] prince harry: that is defitely not going to happen. he did try, but i said no. tom: the duchess knows a thing or two about acting. the prince had a chat with the king.

on the sam te'o bridge, we had the crash on the west end of the bridge. and there could be something new. it looks a little suspicious. and we have something new. and it looks like a stalled vehicle. and we have the crash near the high-rise and apparently a stall as well. and 7:03, back to the desk. >>> we're talking about a new round of evacuations up in lake county. people in the spring valley area have been told to pack up and leave. winds are blowing flames towards the community at this point. and the evacuations have become too familiar within the area. and we go to our newsroom with more as the comminity reliving a nightmare. >> reporter: the clear lake oats has been hit twice by wildfires. in june, the fire forced many to evacuate. and the homeowners thought they dodged the complex fires. suddenly it was on top of them. and the deputies spanned out warning people to leave. 16 homes have been destroyed in lake county. thousand homes are still -- 8,000 homes are still threatened by the advancing fire. the ranch fire is larger than the river fire and

west end charmer eventually coasts home. it has been some journey.decades on, times have certainly changed since then. the most abiding memory of it is coming home and watching teletext all night, just putting the results on teletext and having nothing else on the television all night, because there were obviously no racing channels in those days. i had huge ambitions to train lots and lots of good winners but i don't know that i was thinking about 4,194. well, the key to markjohnston's remarkable feat has been consistency. he has trained more than 100 winners here in each of the last 25 years, sustained success the like of which british sport has rarely seen. johnston's state—of—the—art facilities, including an equine swimming pool, have also helped. those who know him best say his spirited innovation has

the crime is on the south end and the west end. >> we have to make sure donald trump recognizes not everyone free zone. if he is serious about helping people in chicago on the west side of chicago i accept his help. we can start every help away. understand the criminals cannot have their way in our streets, we have to protect our youth, our seniors and people have to have safe places to walk. one murder is too many and so if chicago police department and all the other law enforcement's can do it we should seek other help. >> you have seen a lot in chicago but have you ever seen it get to this point? >> i haven't especially when people say they can't walk out of their house and especially a grandmother said she didn't want her grandchildren to visit her in chicago because she feared they may not be able to leave safely. i find that troubling but we had an interview, the last person in that clip was state representative forward who is happy to have the help of donald trump. i hope donald trump is listening because there are individuals in the city of chicago, who are willing to have assistance

the earthquake was centered at the west end of the island of bali.ial media shows customers inside a shopping store in bali. the u-s geological survey initially said the quake had a seven-point-oh magnitude ... but downgraded that assessment. (michelle) body cam video captured the moment atlanta police officers rescued a man from a burning car early this morning. police say the vehicle caught fire after striking a metal utility pole. people near the fiery crash rescued two occupants but the front passenger was still stuck inside. in this video, you can see police using a fire extinguisher to put out the flames. the front passenger was eventually rescued. officials say three people were transported to the hospital and only one of the officers sustained minor injuries. (jrstone) coming up -- could a cuddly toy bear and his friends take down one of the world's biggest action stars? details on how "christopher robin" did in this weekend's box office. (michelle) plus -- it's all part of an international movement called the global latch on... how a group o

he surprised the audience during the west end production of hamilton when he saying one of the songs. and applause] >> come on. >> quick fun fact, that song is sung by king george in the show. prince harry's 6 great-grandfather. thanks a lot. major medical breakthrough, brand-new technology could detect a heart attack before it happens. she is breaking down how that works. >> look at the beard. >> what do you think? if rob schmidt approves i'm good to go. we are out here, more like a rectangle. in addition to summer concert series sponsored by curing. donald trump is a candidate for the indiana senate joining us live this morning as well as governor rick scott. and important race in further. governor mike huckabee, a friend of the show and representative martha mc sally won a primary in arizona and now headed to the general election and our all-american summer concert series. ♪ my sacrifice ♪ >> reporter: remember that? why not sing when everyone knows credo loves it? live on that stage, join us. rob: summer is over. we will be right back. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged wit

the 6-point-9 magnitude quake was centered at the west end of the island of bali. 1 people are d >>>s are searching for survivors after a deadly earthquake in indonesia. the 6.9 quake was centered on the island of bali and at least 91 people are dead. motorcycles were crushed beneath debris outside this parking garage and images on social media show damage at the bali airport. large ceiling tiles are seen there hanging loose or falling to the ground. >>> check out images of ash raining from the skies cause of the wildfires over california. people have been taking pictures everywhere, and travelers can see it from airplanes for a festival dedicated to space. >> reporter: from star wars to fighter jets, kids of all ages journeyed to a land not so far away for a little interactive learning offline. >> there's something about the human interaction, being able to walk up to a former astronaut. >> reporter: dan was one of about a half dozen former astronauts here, signing autographs and encouraging kids with an interest in stem. >> we need young people to join the stem effort to help us ma

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and the vehicular circulation and loading to the far west end of the site, eliminating the curb cut,and handling trash loading and other service in the building. so one of the happy results of the hard work we did with the neighbors to ensure the bl was respectful of their residential neighborhood. second floor plan, guest rooms and amenity space. typical podium level, upper podium showing the setback, and the terraces on the north. the tower is the maximum allowable diagonal. very efficient tower. and we think that the architecture of the building is very appropriate to the site. it is understated about but elegant. we think it is strong and simple. it features finally grained masonry windows in a neutral gray precast concrete, with subtle shaping and sculpting of the window frames. this view from second street shows the simple mass of the tower. and we have paid particular attention to the ground plane. as staff mentioned along dow place, a sidewalk where one does not currently exist. we have gone to great pains to shape the building and utilities to allow the planting of street tr

f it's part foggy bottom, west end, and includes watergate.ind that's just the average, which means alot of apartments are significantly more than that price. whil that seems steep, it didn't even crack the top 50 most expensive zip codes in america. rent cafe found more than half of those are inmanhattan, of course. of course. >>> all right, let'sheck that final weather. is it priceless, amelia? >> it is priceles right? you know, it's not going to be that bad for this holiday weekend. it's going to feel like summer out there, temperatures in the 80 high humidity levels. right now we're up to 90 degrees in washingt, 80s elsewhere across the area, and a high today around 92 with a chance for an afternoon shower or thunderstorm, but it's really during the evening hours whe we'aling with rain and maybe even a few rumbles of thunder that continue overnight tonight on into early tomorrow morning. then the chance for a few showers and scattered thunderstorms around throughout the day tomorrow, otherwise hazy, sun. tterchance for showers and thunders

franklin's death has led to an avalanche of tributes from across the showbiz world from singers, west endt the day. she sang songs with meanings, that's why i said she was such a great writer, like you said, she sang songs that were relevant and relevant to her, relevant to life and they relevant to life and they spoke to our lives. like, you make me worry and whine, what is that, try a little tenderness, wearing the same old party dress. try a little tenderness. when she sang that, she sang that song. you can see the whole picture and you knew that transformed women who were in that particular state. this is about us. it makes me emotional now because there won't be any artist that has impacted soul music like she has. all my favourite songs i can think of, even artists like whitney houston, it all leads back to aretha franklin. she is the queen of soul. i've been playing her music since the early 60s. just a wonderful singer. as has been said, from the gospel background like so many soul singers are, that she had that unique voice. somebody who sold over 76 million records around the wo

a standoff with police in west oakland ended peacefully last night. it started about 7:15 on adeline street near 26th. a man was barricaded inside of a home but we're not sure why yet. police surrounded the home. the man eventually surrendered around 11 pm. we have been reaching out to oakland police. so far we have a no other details about what led to that standoff. >>> police and concorde are looking for a homicide suspect who may be driving a stolen car. terrence boyd dixon is accused of killing 64-year-old michael doughty in doughty's home on pine creek way last friday. last -- dixon and doughty knew each other but there is no word about a motive. dixon is also suspected of stealing doughty's blue 2013 hyundai with a california license plate six is the hz 052. if you have seen the car or dixon call concorde police. who robbed a bank while wearing a fanny pack. there calling him the fanny pack bandit. police say he robbed at the wells fargo on oak road on wednesday and allegedly handed the teller a note, left with the cash and was last seen walking

a bit of rain not far from the north—west by the end of the night.ockets of mist and fog in southern counties of england, shouldn't last long. plenty of sunshine for awhile, then as temperatures rise, the cloud develops, spreads out a little bit, and then that will break up later on in the day. it should be dry, really, apart from the far north—west of scotland and northern ireland. some warmer conditions spilling into eastern scotland, maybe the low 20s here, mid 20s possible for east anglia and the south—east. some difficulties tuesday and into wednesday. that band of rain is coming in from the atlantic on the weather front. but there are developments taking place around biscay into the near continent, threatening some heavy bursts of rain, perhaps, not far away from east anglia and the south—east of england. the worst of itjust across the water, perhaps, and that weather front coming into england and wales bringing more cloud than rain, the rain tending to peter out. and behind that, we should get more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, w

west. a steady stream unceasing since the end of world war ii but growing day by day as life became more intolerable under a communist regime. the island of west berlin became the staging point for the free road to the west. to all but the most prejudice it was obvious all was far from perfect. on the 17th of june 1953 came proof. on that day a purpose march of east berlin workers turned into a rebellion against the communist regime. that richie was helpless until in desperation they called in the red army. and so because stones encourage against tanks are not enough the revolt died. after the june uprising the movement of refugees could no longer be termed as stream. and had become a flood. throughout the western sectors of berlin the humming factors were evidence of their rising prosperity. soon indeed west berlin was to become against the most powerful production center in all germany. with the confidence, there had been sorrow. crowds past to pay homage to the man who saved their city. ernest reuter was dead but his work was showing great results. meanwhile, in the years of uneasy truce the sovi

a bit of rain not far from the north—west by the end of the night.ouldn't last long. plenty of sunshine for awhile, then as temperatures rise, the cloud develops, spreads out a little bit, and then that will break up later on in the day. it should be dry, really, apart from the far north—west of scotland and northern ireland. some warmer conditions spilling into eastern scotland, maybe the low 20s here, mid 20s possible for east anglia and the south—east. some difficulties tuesday and into wednesday. that band of rain is coming in from the atlantic on the weather front. but there are developments taking place around biscay into the near continent, threatening some heavy bursts of rain, perhaps, not far away from east anglia and the south—east of england. the worst of itjust across the water, perhaps, and that weather front coming into and wales bringing more cloud than rain, the rain tending to peter out. and behind that, we should get more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, with a slightly cooler and fresher feel here. that wetter weather d

west. heading towards the end of the week of big drop in temperatures, belfast 1a degrees on friday.ing to get to 20 and a mixture of sunshine and showers, and quite breezy as well. my weather throughout the rest of the evening. and he is about to celebrate a very big birthday. and as a little present, we are going to put on an early do for him. he isjust outside, we will turn the lights down a bit, everybody quiet. are we ready? now, a big cheer. right, you can comment now. who is it? it is sir lenny henry alex —— it is sir lenny henry! how are you? lovely to see you. hello. we are a bit premature, because it is next week. it is, but what a lovely welcome, hello. are you all right? have you got plans for the big day? yes, we are having a bit of a do, there are going to be parties, pro—seco. are having a bit of a do, there are going to be parties, pro-seco. what is the best pie for you? steak and ale orjerk chicken, one of those. it is going to be good, it is going to be nice and we are just praying for the weather to be nice. it is supposed to be nice next week. you are in good comp

but there were many passing but one way, a steady stream of refugees to the west, a steady stream unceasing since the end of world war ii but growing day by day as life became more intolerable under a communist regime. the island of west berlin had become the staging point for the free world to the west. to all but the most prejudice, it was all that far was from perfect. on the 17th of june, 1953, came proof. on that day a protest march of east berlin workers turned into a general rebellion against the communist regime. that regime was helpless against the disorder until in desperation they called in the red army. and so because stones and courages against tanks are not enough, the revolt died. after the june uprising the movement of refugees could no longer be termed a stream. it had become a flood. throughout the western sectors of berlin, the honey factories were evidence of their rising prosperity. soon indeed west berlin once to become again the most powerful production ceremony in all of germany. before the -- crowds passed to pay homage to the man that helped save their city. he was dead but his

this front up here to the west promises an end to the 90s. however, it also comes with a higher chance for rain. a dry start this mornin no rain across the region. and your thursday morning looks plenty dry. most of wsl have a dry thursday afternoon as well temperatures will jump quickly from mid-70s at 7:0 a.m. to near 90. rain chance only about 30%. there's a lonely rain chance in northern maryland around 2:00. maybe one or two stray showers across parts of central virginia athat same time. with time, slightly better rain ch will be fredz deliberationburg and into marts of southern maryland. this particula forecast will keep rain out of the d.c. metro area. for dtomorrow, a much like today with an even lower chance for rain tomorrow. as a result, maybe one degre warmer. 90 today, 91 tomorrow. the next couple of days as we head into the weekend, yikes. 50% chance of rain osa rday. 50% on sunday. as i've alwaysoked it's either 90 degrees or raining around here in summertime. melissa, we're trading rain drops for the rain. >> earlier work on o

one of six "aladdin productions" opens at the prince edward theater in london's west end in 2016.duction compare to that? >> abl a thiece t but i breathes broadway. >> what happens if i rub it? >> well, i'm already here. >> oh, i just tell>> extl >> reporter: my wish, afternoon tea at the edgerton house hotel. >> hey, i enjoyed it much more than i thought. they thought maybe they went with their kids because they would. >> reporter: i feel like it's probably geyered more towards adults. >> yeah. >> with the kind of veil of all the disney magic. >> i felt the same way about seeing "frozen" as i think you're talking about idea aladdin." i'm this 50 plus-year-old woman enjoying "frozen" and thought it would be for kids and it wasn't. next off to madrid to check out their production of "the lion king." >> it's amazing to be here. you know. ♪ >> reporter: and meet up with esteban oliver who plays cuisin. >> this is new for you. >> i've been playing nala three weeks but i'm loving it. >> reporter: i even got to spend quality time with baby simba. and my new friend, >> you can fly. you c

a bit of rain not far from the north—west by the end of the night.f sunshine for awhile, then as temperatures rise, the cloud develops, spreads out a little bit and then that will break up later on in the day. it should be dry, really, apart from the far north—west of scotland and northern ireland. some warmer conditions spilling into eastern scotland, maybe the low 20s here, mid 20s possible for east anglia and the south—east. some difficulties tuesday and wednesday. that band of rain is coming in from the atlantic on the weather front. there are developments taking place around biscay and the near continent, threatening some heavy burst of rain perhaps not far away from east anglia and the south—east of england. the worst ofjust across the water, perhaps, in that weather front coming into and wales wringing more cloud than rain. the rain tending to peter out. high that we should get more sunshine to scotland and northern ireland, with a slightly cooler and fresher feel here. that wet weather does tend to ease through, and obviously the worst of itj

a bit of rain not far from the north—west by the end of the night.ouldn't last long. plenty of sunshine for awhile, then as temperatures rise, the cloud develops, spreads out a little bit, and then that will break up later on in the day. it should be dry, really, apart from the far north—west of scotland and northern ireland. some warmer conditions spilling into eastern scotland, maybe the low 20s here, mid 20s possible for east anglia and the south—east. some difficulties tuesday and into wednesday. that band of rain is coming in from the atlantic on the weather front. but there are developments taking place around biscay into the near continent, threatening some heavy bursts of rain, perhaps, not far away from east anglia and the south—east of england. the worst of itjust across the water, perhaps, and that weather front coming into england and wales bringing more cloud than rain, the rain tending to peter out. and behind that, we should get more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, with a slightly cooler and fresher feel here. that wetter w

a bit of rain not far from the north—west by the end of the night.of england, shouldn't last long. plenty of sunshine for awhile, then as temperatures rise, the cloud develops, spreads out a little bit, and then that will break up later on in the day. it should be dry, really, apart from the far north—west of scotland and northern ireland. some warmer conditions spilling into eastern scotland, maybe the low 20s here, mid 20s possible for east anglia and the south—east. some difficulties tuesday and into wednesday. that band of rain is coming in from the atlantic on the weather front. but there are developments taking place around biscay into the near continent, threatening some heavy bursts of rain, perhaps, not far away from east anglia and the south—east of england. the worst of itjust across the water, perhaps, and that weather front coming into england and wales bringing more cloud than rain, the rain tending to peter out. and behind that, we should get more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, with a slightly cooler and fresher feel here.

a bit of rain not far from the north—west by the end of the night. plenty of sunshine for awhile, then as temperatures rise, the cloud develops, spreads out a little bit, and then that will break up later on in the day. it should be dry, really, apart from the far north—west of scotland and northern ireland. some warmer conditions spilling into eastern scotland, maybe the low 20s here, mid 20s possible for east anglia and the south—east. some difficulties tuesday and into wednesday. that band of rain is coming in from the atlantic on the weather front. but there are developments taking place around biscay into the near continent, threatening some heavy bursts of rain, perhaps, not far away from east anglia and the south—east of england. the worst of itjust across the water, perhaps, and that weather front coming into and wales bringing more cloud than rain, the rain tending to peter out. and behind that, we should get more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, with a slightly cooler and fresher feel here. that wetter weather does tend to ease t

a bit of rain not far from the north—west by the end of the night.s of england, shouldn't last long. plenty of sunshine for awhile, then as temperatures rise, the cloud develops, spreads out a little bit, and then that will break up later on in the day. it should be dry, really, apart from the far north—west of scotland and northern ireland. some warmer conditions spilling into eastern scotland, maybe the low 20s here, mid 20s possible for east anglia and the south—east. some difficulties tuesday and into wednesday. that band of rain is coming in from the atlantic on the weather front. but there are developments taking place around biscay into the near continent, threatening some heavy bursts of rain, perhaps, not far away from east anglia and the south—east of england. the worst of itjust across the water, perhaps, and that weather front coming into england and wales bringing more cloud than rain, the rain tending to peter out. and behind that, we should get more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, with a slightly cooler and fresher feel her

. >>> a standup last night with police in west oakland ended peacefully. it started at about 7:15 on adeline street near 26. a man was barricaded in a home. we're still not sure why. police surrounded the home of. the man eventually surrendered around 11:00. we have called oakland police and so far we have no other information as to what led to that standoff. >>> an investigation in. leather 10 after a man died in police custody. police say the man was acting erratically in a supermarket. henry lee tells us at one point he was tased and restrained. >> reporter: it all started inside this busy raleys store in pleasanton. employees called police on wednesday afternoon saying a man had returned to the store for the second time that day and was ranting, acting irrationally, and being violent. >> he was acting deranged breaking bottles, alcohol bottles. also picking up a shopping cart and slamming into the ground. >> reporter: two officers found a 38-year-old jacob bauer on mission drive and tried to contain him. police say at first he was cooperative and then

we couldn't get a flight from the north—west, we ended up flight from the north—west, we ended up havingtop of the nightmare we were experiencing. because they have got all these young people, going on holiday, just like my son had been going two or three days before, and you are going, and you are in disbelief, in despair and going, and you are in disbelief, in despairand a going, and you are in disbelief, in despair and a total numbness of what's happened. you went to the consulate when you arrived and you got a postmortem report swiftly is my understanding, it was in spanish and they wouldn't translate it for you, so, that is standard policy i understand, what impact did that have on you. you just left, why can't, it is, a document, an important document, why can't the consulate translate it for you, for me there is no reason why that is standard policy. 0k, what would, before i bring in hannah, what would you change as parents who have gone through this, there wasn't enough support. there is no support. i say we we re support. there is no support. i say we were lucky, james, the char

prince harry has joked about playing his ancestor king george the third, during a visit to london's west endhip—hop musical which mocks the british monarchy. hamilton is about one of america's founding fathers, alexander hamilton, and features the then british king — george iii. the royal couple sat among the audience. the performance raised nearly £300,000 for a charity which prince harry founded. afterwards, the show‘s creatorjoked that a descendant of one of the characters was watching. i thought, you know, it would be funny if i had king george in the show. you know, british invasion. british invasion music. and i wrote the song on my honeymoon, and smash cut to 2018... laughter. and i'm sitting next to his sixth great—grandson. applause. and the prince nearly obliged. # you say... applause. that's definitely not going to happen. he did try, but i said no. the duchess knows a thing or two about acting. the prince did have a chat with the king. all of the money raised by last night's performance will help children affected by hiv in lesotho and botswana. maybe next time. it sounds like he

west. we do end up with that weather front brake towards the west of the uk.ot across the bow: french fishermen throw rocks and smoke bombs — as british vessels are rammed — in the latest batttle of the so—called ‘scallop war‘. before we knew it we had ten or 15 french boats surrounding us, throwing rocks at us and flares. theresa may visits nigeria on the second day of her trip to africa aimed at deepening economic and trade ties. we wa nt we want to enhance those trading links, there‘s a real opportunity for us to do so as we are leaving the eu. that‘s one of the things i‘ve been discussing here in nigeria today. more than a fifth of 14—year—old girls say they‘ve self—harmed — a report says worries about physical appearance are contributing to unhappiness. coming up on afternoon live all the sport with olly foster. hello, the board backed jose mourinho today. we heard from a manchester united club legend, ryan giggs urges the club‘s fans to stick together and get behind their manager. thanks olly, and darren bett has all the weather... good afternoon, early

the duke and duchess of sussex attended a special performance of hamilton at the west end's victoriauke's hiv charity, sentebale. it's thought the evening raised nearly £300,000, and the audience was treated to harry briefly bursting into song at the end of the show. # you say... applause that is definitely not going to happen. he did try, but i said no. that would have been worth seeing! a small village on the southern coast of new zealand is planning to implement a radical plan to protect its native wildlife by banning all domestic cats. under the initiative, cat owners in 0maui will have to neuter, microchip and register their cats with local authorities. after their pet dies, owners will then not be allowed to replace their cat. officials say the measure isjustified because cameras have shown roaming cats preying on birds, insects and reptiles in the area. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. more at 9.30. thank you very much. there is probably a gag for that last story, but i'm not clever enough to think of it in time. thank you for your m essa 9 es of it in time. thank you

the whole, good spells of sunshine, temperatures again 17—21, perhaps more fresh in the north—west corner. endingf england and wales as we head into the weekend. no sign of an intense heatwave but things are warming up slightly. that's all from the bbc news for now. we'll be back at ten o'clock tonight, on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up on the programme... andy murray's back in grand slam action at the us open. we'll have all the latest from day one at flushing meadows. it's not been a good week forjose mourinho as manchester united stutter at the start of the season. they play spurs at old trafford tonight. and has the halo proven its worth? formula 1 bosses think so, following a near miss at the belgian grand prix. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello and welcome to the programme this bank holiday monday, as the final grand slam of the year gets under way in new york. and as you'd expect it's a pretty packed schedule at the us open. for andy murray, his much anticipated grand slam return, facing australia's james duckworth in th

some of us in the west will have some sunshine towards the end of the day.ght, that weather front is well out in the north sea, so the sky is clear. it won't be particular cold, 15 in london, ten or 11 across the north. the good news is, if you want some sunshine, bank holiday monday is looking a lot more promising, just a few showers around but essentially for most of us a drier day and feeling a lot warmer, too, with highs of up to 20 degrees in the south. you're watching bbc news and now it is time for click. this week another chance to see our sustainability special from chance to see our sustainability specialfrom june, chance to see our sustainability special from june, robots chance to see our sustainability specialfrom june, robots hunting killer starfish, a hurricane in a tube and a gravity train. florida, america's sunshine state. and home to the us's first sustainable town. this is babcock ranch. powered, befittingly, almost entirely by that big burning ball in the sky. and home to the us's first sustainable town. this is babcock ranch. powered, b