thank you very much in west london. borisjohnson, the front runner in the race to the conservative party leader and prime ministers now says he will take part in the bbc television debate with the other contenders next tuesday. ina radio the other contenders next tuesday. in a radio interview he said it was perfectly realistic to renegotiate the withdrawal agreement with the eu before the end of october but the uk should step up preparations for a no—deal brexit, to help get an improved deal. the leadership race lost one candidate today the heath secretary matt hancock announced he was dropping out, leaving six men going in to the next ballot of tory mps on tuesday. our deputy political editor john pienaar reports. leader of the pack, the strong, silent type. are you afraid of scrutiny, mrjohnson? was he up before facing live interviews? joining the other candidates in a bbc tv debate? it turned out he was. i have always been keen on tv debates. i'm slightly bewildered by the conversation that has been going on, and the

london is hosting major league baseball this weekend, the first regular—season games to be played in europe. it took over three weeks to get westyankees are taking on great rivals and reigning world series champions the boston red sox. the yankees are currently leading 17—13. and you can watch the rest of that high—scoring game live right now on the bbc sport website. that's all your sport. ben. olly, thank you very much indeed. it's been the hottest day of the year so far — and one of the warmestjune days of the past a0 years. the temperature reached 34.0 celsius at heathrow and at northolt in west london. dozens of festivalgoers were treated for heatstroke at glastonbury, and there were long queues for drinking water. organisers gave away free suncream to the crowds. at southend—on—sea, the beach was crowded, with demand for deckchairs and beach huts its highest this year. temperatures are expected to drop overnight across the uk as cold air moves in from the atlantic, sweeping away the humidity. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. good night. hello, this is bbc news. the br

temperatures reached 3a celsius during saturday afternoon in west london, around heathrow.e for the second half of the weekend as atlantic air flows across the country. that will be dropping the temperatures to a more manageable 25 as we had to sunday afternoon. all that heat has been triggering some thunderstorms over recent hours, particularly in scotland. those storms have been tracking their way eastwards across the country and they have been very widespread as well with some risk of localised flash flooding across scotland. you can see around 20 to 30 millimetres of rain in an hour. though storms will play into the northsea as we head towards midnight. further south, after such a warm day, temperatures staying high. 26 degrees and this is at 11 o'clock in the night—time. but it is worth keeping your window open tonight because a cold front is going to be pushing its way through and that will drop the temperatures during the early hours of morning, down to a more manageable 16 degrees. looking at the weather picture into sunday, much fresher conditions. there will be so

be playing singles — he's coming back to play in the doubles at the queen's club tournament in west londonin reports. the sight of andy murray on a tennis court is one it seemed we might not see again. but the scot is as determined as they come. having undergone make or break hip surgery and a gruelling rehabilitation programme, he's back. i wasn't living life like i would want to, like i would finish practising and literally ijust wanted to have my feet up the rest of the day and not too much more. whereas now, you know, i'm doing all the things i used to really enjoy doing and, you know, getting to play some tennis as well and having fun with that, and it's great. his return to action comes with caution. no singles for now, rather doubles. partnering feliciano lopez at queens. the pair will play their first round match here on wednesday, a treat for those lucky enough to have a ticket and for british sports fans, a welcome if unexpected glimpse of andy murray competing once more. murray's injury had been plaguing him since 2017 when he limped out of wimbledon. and after struggling at jan

temperatures reached 3a degrees celsius at both northolt and also heathrow in west london but a coldstill warmer than normal for the time of year but not as hot as yesterday and yesterday ended in a bit of a bang as well. some lively thunderstorms, particularly focusing in on parts of scotland brought also some localised flooding issues. it wasn't the first time this month that edinburgh was in the firing line for some pretty nasty weather. looking at the weather picture, over recent hours, you can see those storms have been working out into the north sea. the weather has been calming down but if you're heading outside over the next few hours, there could still be a bit of rain to come especially across western areas of scotland, the highlands and the western isles but it's a largely dry picture and although it was a very warm start to the night, if you are heading outside over the next few hours, these are the kinds of temperatures you are more likely to encounter, only around 15, 16 degrees celsius. sunday is going to be a much fresher kind of day with plenty of sunshine around. th

. —— survivors of the grenfell tower fire in west london have been marking two years since the disastere events. 72 people were killed when a fire in a flat at the tower block spread rapidly, engulfing the building. lucy manning reports. in the shadow of grenfell, a community that fire ripped apart came together. tonight, grenfell marched silently. appropriately, given they feel no one has been listening. the day had started as it finished, with remembrance. # ijust lift my head up to the sky # and say help me to be strong # ijust can't give up now #. zainab choucair. mierna choucair. 72 names. many whole families. bassem choucair. # i've come so far from where i started from.# the pain hasn't subsided, it'sjust lasted for longer and the sense of injustice has grown. we don't want to wait for justice, i don't know, certain years, so it's still not possible we get the justice. two years on, no one held responsible, no one charged, no outcome to the delayed public inquiry. marcio gomes and his pregnant wife escaped that night but his son, the youngest of the 72 victims, killed two months

it has been the warmest day of the year so far with temperatures reaching 3a in west london at both heathrowc stop it's not that it's cold, it's just not as hot. 25, not as bad. the day ended with a bit of a bang as well. thunder and lightning there in aberdeenshire. some of the storms we re aberdeenshire. some of the storms were intense. edinburgh was in the firing line. localised flooding from the intense downpours here. i will show you those thunderstorms. the lightning detected, you can see those storms have been working to the north—east of scotland. a few for northern ireland. one or two per northern england. those storms will be heading out into the northern north sea. a few showers following into northwest scotland it becomes dry. temperature is about 27 in parts of london. later on, 16 degrees so fresh air is on the way. certainly will feel a lot fresher for sunday. quite a bit of dry weather. sunny spells across much of southern and eastern england, across wales, eastern scotland but there's a lwa ys wales, eastern scotland but there's always risk of showers or lengthier out acts o

i'm in west london close to grenfell tower where events have been taking place.ow commemoration is continuing to mark the second anniversary of the tragedy where in a short while people will be taking part in a silent walk to remember the 72 who died. the frontrunner for the tory leadership, borisjohnson, says he will take part in a bbc tv debate with other contenders. after three deaths linked to listeria last week — two at this hospital — two more elsewhere are confirmed. us releases footage it says shows that iran was behind attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf oman yesterday. and japan leaves scotland teetering on the brink of exit from the women's world cup, after a 2—1 defeat. england prepare to take on argentina later. and on his watch, why is the bbc showing a debate for contenders in the conservative party leadership race when most of us cannot vote for them? join us at 7:45pm, here on bbc news channel. survivors of the grenfell tower and bereaved families have been leaving reefs at the foot of the tower in west london. the church service was held to m

hottest day of the year so far with impotence reaching 34 year so far with impotence reaching 3a in west londones dropping, still reasonable and above normal across eastern areas. the weather picture shows thunderstorms in scotland and northern england, clearing to the north sea further showers followed to the north—west overnight, otherwise try and a very warm start to the night in london, an uncomfortable night ahead, eventually temperatures dropping to about 16. tomorrow quite a bit of clout for north—western areas

no play at all in west london.r weather in birmingham, where the world number one naomi 0saka survived a scare to reach the second round of the birmingham classic. she beat world number 33 maria sakkari in three sets in just under two hours. england's under 21s have lost their opening match at the european championships. they were beaten 2—1 by france after conceding two goals in the last six minutes, including a 95th minute own goal from aaron wan bissaka. australia qualified for the last 16 of the women's world cup beating jamaica 4—1. sam kerr scored all four goalkeeper nicola mcclure made the last of them pretty easy for her. they'll meet norway next. brazil are also through in third place in group c. marta scored her 17th career world cup goal in the 1—0 win over italy to become the tournament's all—time leading goal—scorer. this time tomorrow, we'll know if scotland have given themselves a fighting chance of making it through to the last 16 at the women's world cup. only a win is enough against argentina. eve

more than 70 people died after the huge fire ripped through the flats in west london.e nearby. our correspondent adina campbell has been talking to one teenager who made the headlines after sitting her gcses just hours after escaping the blaze. news archive: the headlines this morning — a fire has engulfed a 27—storey block of flats in west london. hundreds of firefighters and ambulance crews... a night that devastated an entire community and shook people all over the world. 16—year—old ines alves was one of the survivors who spoke to me that summer. she escaped from the family home on the 13th floor, moments after being woken up by her dad. at first, i was kind of annoyed at him for calling me out, because it was such a small fire, but then we realised how big it was getting when it started reaching six floors above it, and then just carried on going up and up. ines made headlines for achieving an a grade in her chemistry gcse, an exam she took hours after the fire. but two years on, studying for her a—levels has been difficult and she's now re—taking a year. emotiona

more than 70 people died, after the huge fire ripped through the flats in west london.ill attend a memorial service nearby. our correspondent adina campbell has been talking to one teenager who made the headlines after sitting her gcses just hours after escaping the blaze. you may find some of the images in this report upsetting. the headlines this morning: a fire has engulfed a 27—storey block of flats in west london. hundreds of firefighters and ambulance crews... a night that devastated an entire community and shook people all over the world. 72 people lost their lives, and those who survived are still living with the trauma. 16—year—old ines alves was one of the survivors who spoke to me that summer. she escaped from the family home on the 13th floor, moments after being woken up by her dad. at first i was kind of annoyed at him for calling me out because it was such a small fire, but then we realised how big it was getting when it started reaching six floors above it and then just carried on going up and up. ines made headlines for achieving an a grade in her chemi

about, losing the first set and was labelled a 3— all before the weather ended play prematurely in west london

here in west london, virtually in the shadow of grunfeld tower, the community has come together for prayersarch to a member those who died. the frontrunner for the tory leadership, borisjohnson, says he will take part in a bbc tv debate with other contenders. two hospital patients die of listeria because of prepacked

events marking the second anniversary of the grenfell tower block fire have been taking place in west london. 72 people were killed when a fire in a flat spread rapidly, engulfing the building. raf helicopters have dropped more than 100 tonnes of gravel to reinforce flood defences in lincolnshire, which breached after more than two months of rain fell in the space of a few days. the village of wainfleet, near skegness, has seen homes flooded and residents evacuated, with unseasonably heavy rain prompting flood warnings across parts of the midlands, the northwest, and wales. danny savage reports from wainfleet. several streets in the small town of wa i nfleet now several streets in the small town of wainfleet now look like this after five days of rain. the nearby river was overwhelmed. i think it was a little bit more urgency last night, once the power went off. 0bviously in the dark it is difficult. the ca i’s in the dark it is difficult. the cars are underwater, nobody even had the chance to move their cars? cars are underwater, nobody even had the chance to move their car57m came over pret

hazard who won the premier league and europa league twice, the fa cup and the league cup in west london is expected to form a new front line for the club alongside another new signing luka jovic and brazilian youngster vinicius. it's a different level. i had a lot of success with chelsea. and they wa nted of success with chelsea. and they wanted to win a loss as well with madrid. —— and i want to win a lot. just to be here is a new challenge. but i am ready for that. elsewhere, the build—up to the africa cup of nations continues. the tournament gets under way in egypt on friday the 21st ofjune. the defending champions are cameroon, who'll play in group f along with ghana, benin and guinea—bissau. the indomitable lions, who'll be bidding to win a sixth cup of nations, face fellow qualifiers mali in a friendly in qatar on friday. and the mood in the camp is good ahead of their title defence. well, i think for now, until now it has been going on really good, because we have been working hard, having good coaches, without having to show us our strategies and so on. despite the weather condi

cup during the time of the west london club. intending to women women's football now in the women's world cup is up and running hosts france kicked off the tournament against south korea and les bleus showed a force to be reckoned with in front of some 45000 fans in paris they ran their opponents ragged to rack up a resoundingly. for the french players in paris it was a night of immense national pride. they didn't have to wait long to take the lead 9 minutes in some fantastic work by mundine on reset up the open up usually listen thumping the ball into the back of the net via the underside of the cross bar to make it one. half an hour in grecian but back tees small volley was disallowed after the video ref court heard just centimeters pa side but front soon made it to nil anyway thanks to a powerful header from center half a windy renard. about one meter 87 renard towered above the korean defense and had an easy time out corners she repeated her earlier feat to make it 3 male just before. the 2nd half produced only this late hig

day of the year so far or should that be the hottest day. 3a in parts of heathrow and northolt in west londonaria spread its way in across the uk and as we head into sunday, the highest temperature of 25, it's still warm but not as hot and humid as it was today. watson into the date was. in aberdeenshire, some lightning bolts coming down. a number of these storms produced very heavy rain. some localised surface water flooding. look at all these storms showing up on our radar and lightning detector. still wanted to coming around with the western side of scotland. overnight tonight, a few more cracks. fresher our follows. temperatures still into the mid—20s. temperatures eventually coming down to 16 by the end of the night. tomorrow, pressure kind of day. particularly across southern and eastern country. north—west, claudia. here we have some rain at times. running infrom claudia. here we have some rain at times. running in from the far north of scotland, temperatures aren't particularly impressive. 14 for stornoway. for most of the uk, temperatures are pretty reasonable. that is still going to

i am in spring hello in west london which isa in spring hello in west london which is a school for childreneam comprised of nine students aged between 12 and 16. let's take a look at what they've done. this bed here is for they've done. this bed here is for the table and also for the cafe ‘s. things like artichokes growing. some elephant garlic and this is growing to make to make soups later in the year. it's part of a enterprise that stu d e nts year. it's part of a enterprise that students are taking part in. greenfly, for example. it strike the moment. last night we saw some torrential downpours. 20—30 millimetres fell in parts of the south—east for just one millimetres fell in parts of the south—east forjust one hour. the sum, locally more than that. near eastbourne, one thunderstorm gave 1000 lightning strikes injust one hour. 10,000 lightning strikes in 12 hours in the south—east. the graphics have rubbed off without me. we have a met office yellow warning. into the south—eastern corner. we will see them as we go through the course of this morning. not all of us course of this morning

year old won 2 premier league titles to europa league and the a fake up during his time at the west london club. on the women's world cup is underway and joining me to go over the start of the tunnel is max merrill from they don't use force much thanks for joining me tell us about the opening game well the hosts france kicks off in style we're going to south korea 45000 friends in attendance in paris and quite a performance from them to put a stamp on this woman early on let's take a look. so the french play is in paris it was a night of immense national pride. they didn't have to wait long to take the lead 9 minutes in some time tested by reset how to open up. thumping the ball into the back of the net via the underside of the cross bar to make it. smaller volley was disallowed after the video ref just centimeters. but front soon made it to nil anyway thanks to a powerful header from sent. me to $87.00 talent above the korean defense and had an easy time out corner as she repeated her feet to make it 3 male just before half time the 2nd half produced only this slight highlight from . the

this gp and others in west london was told by officials to contact parents about vaccinations, afterols, but there wasn't much response. we suspect that it's not a strong enough message, perhaps, to convince people who are very convinced that they don't want the vaccine to then change their mind. it is a balance between educating, encouraging, but also not insisting. and gemma has this message for parents. it's not alwaysjust about your family. vaccinating your child, if they can be vaccinated, you could help save another parent from burying their six—year—old. 0r younger. 0ur health editor hugh pym reporting there. the bbc has learned the uk's against gambling firms are offering a ten increase in the amount they put towards tackling problem gambling. ina towards tackling problem gambling. in a letter to the government, the company said it would also consider reviewing the tone and content of their adverts. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: heart—break for scotland as a controversial penalty retake s

western scotland inland could see as much as 27 or 29 degrees and north—west england and wales, 27, london front will cross us all during the course of saturday night into sunday which means on sunday itself it will feel much fresher. carol, thank you, we will see you later. it is a 22 am. these days beauty contest get a bad press and this year the miss england contest is hitting back at the critics by going make up free for the first time organisers say it hopes it will celebrate natural beauty. rebecca gormley, one of the finalists is with us, and the rebecca —— the director andrew beasley is here. that morning to you both. —— andrew beasley. these new categories, what are they? there are ten rounds in miss england, it's not just there are ten rounds in miss england, it's notjust walking on stage and looking pretty any more. we have a sports round. hold on, as we go. sports round what is that? they are put through an endurance test by physical trainer. you are required to do that? all of the ten rounds are optional. you have the option of entering one of those rounds because if you win a

we could see a west of london at heathrow. we could seea similar west of london at heathrow. across eastern england, but things are generally changing as we moved to the start of our new week. fresh air coming in from the east along with some wet weather and some gusty wind. here is the culprit, this weather front moving through with showers. some sunshine for the first half of the day in eastern areas, but expect cloud to thicken, and cloud becoming increasingly hazy. in the afternoon, the rain will thin across scotland so some brighter skies. you can see the red is confined to eastern england by the time we get into sunday afternoon. towards the west, behind the band of rain, temperatures around average. i tend to 20 degrees in birmingham, but 27 or 28 possible across eastern england. scotland should get a little bit brighter and there should be some sharp showers to follow. similarto be some sharp showers to follow. similar to northern ireland, but the worst of the persistent rain in the morning. gusty winds later on, particularly across northern ireland, and they will rem

about, losing the first set and was labelled a 3— all before the weather ended play prematurely in west londonick check on some of today's other headlines. missing the first three games of next week and his champions league after his band for insulting match officials. a disgrace, saying the officials know nothing about football. lewis has left his position as head coach, stepping down after less than a year in charge with his former assistant coach replacing him and having been absent in march personal reasons. find £1000 by the fa after it was found that he had placed 140 bets on football matches between 2015 in january this year. the co—owner made a £5,000 profit from £25,000 of wages. and winning the prince of wales state on the first of the group one win for the success for the trainer. set to miss out on selection for the rugby world cup in autumn of continuing knee problems and has not played since december despite back to back titles in 2016 and a 2017, the head coach is likely to leave them out of the preliminary squad. that is it on an eventful night for sports day and the rest of th

inevitability here the site is only a matter of time before it is announced he is on his way to west london.. he is backing lampard to be successful if he returns to chelsea. is backing lampard to be successful if he returns to chelsealj is backing lampard to be successful if he returns to chelsea. i know what the impact is a frank lampard on 18. iam what the impact is a frank lampard on 18. i am trying to have the same impact when icon now as an older player. in terms of his intelligence, he is up there with the most intelligent football. i com pletely the most intelligent football. i completely support him, yet. johanna konta won in straight sets. clare balding was watching the action. let us reflect on the results that have really made an impact. johanna konta having it out in straight sets that upside she had to win the hard way in the end, didn't she? i thought it was one of those very reassuring konta performances that we are seeing more and more. she was pushed hard by her opponent, her south health and well and she was able to close it out in straight sets. it guarantees her another

this is the scene in st helen's church in west london, where a memorial service is about to get underway. the us releases video which it says proves iran was behind attacks on two tankers in the gulf of oman. hundreds of passengers are rescued from a train overnight after heavy rain caused a landslide and widespread flooding in northamptonshire. so easy, a man can do it. a ban on offensive gender stereotypical adverts comes into force from today. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live, i'm carrie gracie. we start this hour with some breaking news, that the conservative leadership candidate matt hancock has pulled out of the race to become tory party leader and prime minister. let's go straight to our political correspondent helena wilkinson in westminster. what reason is he giving? what the health secretary is saying is that he pitched himself in this campaign as somebody who wanted to look at the future of the conservative party, but he very much realises now that what people do want is somebody for the here and now, in other words, somebody who is able to deal with brexit. he has b

it was a washout yesterday in west london, and there was some play today but not much.ndent russell fuller is at the queen's club. hello. we will get to the play that has restarted at queens in a moment, butjohanna konta has this terrible record at birmingham and that is seven times now she has failed to get past the second round. she lost to elaine 0stapenko. yes, and it was one of those performance by 0stapenko today that the other players in the world fair. she is so erratic. since winning the french open two years ago at the age of just 20, she has dropped in the rankings but she is so powerful, committee because shots and today was on of those days when she was in the zone. she put konta under too much pressure and she wasn't able to deal with the heat today losing in straight sets. it is a disappointing run in birmingham. i think having reached the site files of the french open having the are permitted in birmingham and with a spoon to come before wimbledon i don't think konta will be commenting just yet. she has a bit more time to play with. play there, i saw one

even more worrying that number has almost doubled in the past 2 years in hammersmith and fulham in west london there has been an 84 percent rise in these crimes from 236 in 2017 to 18 to 434 in 2018 to 19 while in central london there has been a hike of around 52 percent in knife crime the number rising from 652985 and kensington and chelsea has also experienced an increase in knife related incidents a 25 percent spike from 262-2328 were home secretary signed you job it has called the rise in violent crime a national emergency and the targets are often teenagers from black communities i know full terms of. the 5. 5 there is. a very different picture than it used to be people are riveted by fear. they fear for the safety of their children they fear the safety of the loft themselves i think it's very very dangerous for young people very dangerous do a lot of. positive activity good for a mode of learn from local authorities from the event do a lot of good before it's going to problem you wall off camera somali people in north london say gang related crime is the real problem several refused to b

temperatures reached 3a degrees celsius at both northolt and also heathrow in west london but a cold fresher air with it so today's top temperature will be around 25 degrees. that's not cold, still warmer than normal for the time of year but not as hot as yesterday and yesterday ended in a bit of a bang as well. some lively thunderstorms, particularly focusing in on parts of scotland brought also some localised flooding issues. it wasn't the first time this month that edinburgh was in the firing line for some pretty nasty weather. looking at the weather picture, over recent hours, you can see those storms have been working out into the north sea. the weather has been calming down but if you're heading outside over the next few hours, there could still be a bit of rain to come especially across western areas of scotland, the highlands and the western isles but it's a largely dry picture and although it was a very warm start to the night, if you are heading outside over the next few hours, these are the kinds of temperatures you are more likely to encounter, only around 15, 16 degrees

the tennis at queens was a wash—out today, no play at all in west london, dan evans and kyle edmund hadiorst kyle edmund had been due to play their fiorst round matches kyle edmund had been due to play theirfiorst round matches but kyle edmund had been due to play their fiorst round matches but will have tio come back tomorrow. there was better weather in birmingham, where the world number one, naomi osaka, survived a scare to reach the second round of the nature valley classic. she beat world number 33 maria sakkari in three sets in just under two hours. osaka will play kazakhstan's yulia putintseva next, after she beat beat britain's harriett dart in the double olympic champion caster semenya says she was used like ‘a human guinea pig' by athletics world governing body as they tested hormone reducing drugs on the athlete to try and limit her testosterone levels. semenya remains in legal dispute with the iaaf - semenya remains in legal dispute with the iaaf — who say she must ta ke with the iaaf — who say she must take medication or she'll be banned from competing in distances ranging

of my team on twitter — i'm @martinstanford temperatures reached 3a during saturday afternoon in west londonlf of the weekend as atlantic air the second—half of the weekend as atla ntic air flows the second—half of the weekend as atlantic air flows across the country. that dropped temperatures toa country. that dropped temperatures to a more manageable 25 heading into sunday. the heat has triggered some thunderstorms over recent hours, particularly in scotland, the storms tracking east across the country and have been widespread with the risk of localised flash flooding from some of the heaviest storms in eastern scotland. you can see up to 30 millimetres in the space of an hour. the storms roll clear to the north sea heading towards midnight. further south after a one—day tem ptress further south after a one—day temptress staying unpleasa ntly further south after a one—day temptress staying unpleasantly high heading off to sleep, 26 at 11pm but worth keeping windows open because a cold front pushes in and that will drop the temperatures during the early hours of sunday morning to a more man

more than 70 people died after the huge fire ripped through the flats in west london.en talking to one teenager who made the headlines after sitting her gcses just hours after escaping the blaze. the headlines this morning — a fire has engulfed a 27—storey block of flats in west london. hundreds of firefighters and ambulance crews... a night that devastated an entire community and shook people all over the world. 72 people lost their lives, and those who survived are still living with the trauma. 16—year—old ines alves was one of the survivors who spoke to me that summer. she escaped from the family home on the 13th floor, moments after being woken up by her dad. at first, i was kind of annoyed at him for calling me out, because it was such a small fire, but then we realised how big it was getting when it started reaching six floors above it, and then just carried on going up and up. ines made headlines for achieving an a grade in her chemistry gcse, an exam she took hours after the fire. but, two years on, studying for her a—levels has been difficult, and she's now re

temperatures reached 3a degrees celsius at both northolt heathrow in west london but a cold front hasat's been bringing fresher air with it so today's top temperature will be around 25 degrees. that's not cold, still warmer than normal for the time of year but not as hot as yesterday and yesterday ended in a bit of a bang as well. some lively thunderstorms, particularly focusing in on parts of scotland brought also some localised flooding issues. it wasn't the first time this month that edinburgh was in the firing line for some pretty nasty weather. looking at the weather picture, over recent hours, you can see those storms have been working out into the north sea. the weather has been calming down but if you're heading outside over the next few hours, there could still be a bit of rain to come especially across western areas of scotland, the highlands and the western isles but it's a largely dry picture and although it was a very warm start of the night, if you are heading outside over the next few hours, these are the kinds of temperatures you are more likely to encounter, only arou

temperatures reach 3a degrees during saturday afternoon in west london, easily the hottest day of the of the week and as atlantic air flows across the country. that will drop transitions to a more manageable 25. all that heat has been triggering some thunderstorms over recent hours, particularly in scotland. those storms have been tracking their way eastwards across the country and they have been very widespread with the risk of some localised flash flooding in eastern scotla nd localised flash flooding in eastern scotland because here around 20 — 30 millimetres of rain in an hour. those storms were clear to the north sea as we head towards midnight. for the south, after such a one day, temperatures staying on the high side as you are heading off to sleep. 26 degrees and this is at 11 o'clock at night. but it is worth keeping your windows open because a cold front will push its way in through and that will drop the temperatures during the early hours of sunday morning, down to 16 degrees or so. looking into sunday, yes we have much fresher conditions. there will be some dry and sunny

grenfell tower fire is this friday. 72 people died when fire spread through the tower block in west londonhe speaker has hosted a reception for the survivors in westminster. in the commons, mps wore green heart lapel badges to show their solidarity with the victims. the housing secretary has praised the strength of the local community. i know the pain of loss continues as they wait for answers and to see justice done as the police investigation and public inquiry continue their important work. but they should know that they are not alone. the government, this house and indeed our whole country will always have a stake in the future of grenfell. and i have every faith that this remarkable community working in partnership will move forward, rebuild and emerge even stronger. there has been some progress over these two long years, which we welcome and which individual members and ministers and the secretary of state deserve some credit. but a national disaster on the scale of the grenfell tower fire requires a national response on the same scale from government and that has not happened. minis

our correspondent richard galpin is in kensington in west london. would you assess the mood there? it has been a very moving time, very dignified service, very colourful, and very important, as we we re colourful, and very important, as we were hearing in the piece, many people saying it is absolutely vital that these anniversaries continue to be held, every year. among the activists there are concerns that otherwise, the whole issue, what happened at grenfell, will eventually be forgotten, one person says they are worried it will be swept under the carpet. what is happening, what has happened today, is absolutely vital for the community and it has been a very moving and dignified service. anyone who goes past the tower, grenfell tower, today, will see that it is still covered, and the memorial is still covered, and the memorial is still there. what is the plan for the site, richard? it has not been decided, that is something that is still to be debated, obviously, for the people who have been living there, whether it is to be rebuilt or pulled down

she knows an example of a young boy living in west london who had asked to be taken back home and sheey booked his plane ticket was the day he was killed. he was born here, why should he have to go to a plane to east africa when his home is here? it is not the answer but these are desperate parents, they want their children to live, it is a life and death situation, literally. it is survival. you can watch all our films on our website. next, with more than 90 million monthly users worldwide, the online game roblox is one of the most popular games on the market for children, but how safe is it? disturbingly, we spoke to one parent who told us that child was groomed despite parental settings being switched on. roblox has taken the online gaming world by storm. users build their own games and create their own characters with coloured blocks and it is multiplayer, meaning you can interact with other people. it is estimated there are more than 2a million playing the game in europe per month, many of those are children. but i have discovered some people are accessing a much darker side to r

lost their lives, and survivors and the bereaved have laid wreaths at the foot of the tower in west londondisaster, three—quarters of tall buildings in england with cladding categorised as unsafe still haven't had it removed, or modified. sarah campbell reports. lit up in memory of all those who died, and for a community still living with the scars of the fire. covered in a screen, but the remains of the tower still dominate this corner of london. two years on, the community has come together once again to remember. nabil choucair lost six members of his family that night. it's to make sure that they're never forgotten. it's also so that we all give our prayers to all of the 72 members, getting the community all together and ensuring that we will stick by each other, year after year, until we get the justice and what we're looking for. zainab choucair. mierna choucair. whole families gone, young and old. mary mendy. all 72 were named this morning in st helen's church, in a service described as "of remembrance and resilience". forever in our hearts. # i know a change is going to come # ooh,

minister theresa may why she'd made a mock of bricks that i'm gauged and made here try to spot west london merest side to calm however perhaps a calming influence of her majesty the queen put the present on his best behavior 1st set of own you'll part of the this contrast is billing we summed up as pope and acrimony and the marlins cartoon in the tags. the presidential arrival also provoked a mass protest. the speaker of the house of commons put paid to any plan of addressing parliament in westminster hall but his baby balloon effigy was given special permission by the mayor of london to fly over them and so in the show we start a 2 part examination of the politics of protest and an upcoming show will draw a contrast between working class glasgow taking to the mean streets a century ago and middle class london of titty taking to the theatrical boards to campaign against h.s.t. however the speak their mind at the center of the story is don't know g. trump and we take a look at the effectiveness or otherwise of the protests which have been ranged against him but then this television intercon

anniversary of the disaster. 72 people lost their lives when a fire in a flat at the tower block in west london building. it's emerged that more than 300 high—rise buildings in england still have cladding similar to that used on grenfell tower. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. in the shadow of grenfell, a community that fire ripped apart came together. tonight, grenfell marched silently. appropriately, given they feel no one has been listening. the day had started as it finished, with remembrance. # ijust lift my head up to the sky # and say help me to be strong # ijust can't give up now #. zainab choucair. mierna choucair. 72 names. many whole families. bassem choucair. # i've come so far from where i started from.# the pain hasn't subsided, it'sjust lasted for longer and the sense of injustice has grown. we don't want to wait for justice, i don't know, certain years, so it's still not possible we get the justice. two years on, no one held responsible, no one charged, no outcome to the delayed public inquiry. marcio gomes and his pregnant wife escaped that night but his son, the

police investigating the fire at grenfell tower in west london say they have carried out 13 interviewsdetectives say more interviews are scheduled but won't say how many people are involved. 72 people died in the blaze. bank overdraft fees are to undergo a major shake up, which the financial conduct authority is calling the biggest overhaulfor a generation. banks and building societies will no longer be allowed to charge fixed daily or monthly fees for overd rafts. there will also no longer be higher fees for unplanned overd rafts the brother of the leader of the london bridge attackers says his family is sorry from the depths of their hearts for what he did. giving evidence at the inquests into the deaths of the eight people who died in 2017, saad butt said he didn't report his brother, khuram, to the authorities, because he believed he could "monitor him" alone. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports now from the old bailey. khuram butt and the other two killers on the day of their attack. loading and fuelling a van before driving to central london to run down two peo

in just under an hour's time, the crowd in west london will get another glimpse of andy murray as heide feliciano lopez to take on the british pair of dan evans and ken skupski. but in the build up murray has admitted he was turned down by world number two ash barty for the mixeddoubles at wimbledon next month. i asked her during the french open, i told her, she said, i asked her during the french open, itold her, she said, i'm i asked her during the french open, i told her, she said, i'm sorry but i'm already playing singles and doubles. i messaged her and said, i'm already playing singles and doubles. i messaged herand said, no worries, completely understand, i just wanted to find the best partner and she said to me, there are many better out there than me. a few days later she won the french open so i messaged her and said i told you you are the best! she still rejected me! well, the stars of women's tennis have been out in force offering their services to be murray's partner, including maria sharapova who retweeted a video of her greatest shots originally sent by the us open. and