more than1 record—breaking heat in west london.n people record—breaking heat in west london. more than 1 million people filled the streets for the notting hill carnival,. for some, it's the first carnival, but others had been coming for decades. how many times have you done this before? i'm 2a, and i've been doing carnivalfor 2a years. absolutely beautiful. it's the best time of year for everybody, black, white, green, pink, yellow. notting hill carnival has been running for 50 years and the costumes, community and dancing will continue for many years to come. the menus again, a judge in oklahoma has altered the giant health company johnson &johnson to pay $572 million for each —— its role in the opioid addiction crisis in the us. this is the first case to go to trial after thousands fired against —— failed again struck many factories, to other firms —— failed again struck many factories, to otherfirms have read in oklahoma out—of—court. much more on the bbc website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter

a man in his 60s has been stabbed to death in west london.y after 6:30 last night. the victim was initially treated for a stab wound but died at the scene at st mary's avenue. a man in his 30s remains in hospital under police guard after being arrested on suspicion of murder. a 21—year—old man has been stabbed to death in maidstone in kent in the early hours of this morning. the incident took place on maidstone high street. four other men were treated in hospital for their injuries. kent police have arrested four men, all from london, on suspicion of murder. the head of the national body for police bosses is calling for harsher sentences for people who attack officers. katy bourne, who's the new chair of the association of police and crime commissioners, says anyone who hurts one should go to prison, "no ifs, no buts". it comes after the killing of pc andrew harper last week. the uk's only active fracking site has experienced its second earthquake in a week. the tremor last night was the largest recorded at the lancashire site, measuring 2.1

been putting on the yellow helmets of the democracy movement and gathering over the weekend in west london we in the u.k. cannot do much but we want to know that the hong kong people know that. you know hong kong us all over the world we are u.k. photos as well which we should apply pressure on now and peace to put to go for the parliamentary process to put pressure on the hong kong government but london isn't offering much more than encouragement success for the u.k. after brics it is heavily dependent on economic deals with china a dispute with beijing now would be extremely unhelpful. like many others alexandra is worried about being confronted by an aggressive chinese state when she returns home the 25 year old has been living and working in britain for 2 years she says her body is in london but her heart belongs in hong kong. who can best them they have a whole army they have to pull east and what we have. the how much. safety cocos. and this is just not fair to me and even though we are strong right now we stand strong and who can help us in london alexander is safe from the tear gas

a man in his 60s has been stabbed to death in west london.after 6:30 last night. the victim was initially treated for a stab wound but died at the scene at st mary's avenue. a man in his 30s remains in hospital under police guard after being arrested on suspicion of murder. the uk's only active fracking site has experienced it's second earthquake in a week. the tremor last night was the largest recorded at the lancashire site, measuring 2.1 on the richter scale. the previous record was 1.5, set on wednesday. energy firm cuadrilla say last night's tremor lasted around a second and happened at 11:00 o'clock, while fracking was not taking place. over a million people are expected at the notting hill carnival in west london over the next two days. the 72 second silence for grenfell will begin now. in the last half an hour a 72—second silence was held — to remember those who died in the fire at grenfell tower. the tower block is within half a mile of the parade route. greg mckenzie is in notting hill for us. good afternoon, carnival is well under

sunday's temperatures got all the way up to 33 degrees just to the west of london. . the south—easterly winds affecting most parts of the british isles, it was a bit different and the west though, the air starting to come in from the atlantic, a cooler source of air, that cooler atlantic air will make more inroads over the next couple of days, firstly behind this little weather front here, things will turn a bit cooler. this, a big dangling weather front in the atlantic will eventually bring some much cooler air for all of us around the middle of the week. so, those temperatures gradually, slowly but surely, dipping away, will be a slow process, though, particularly in the east. and with that change we'll see some outbreaks of rain and perhaps some thunderstorms for a time. through monday morning, some quite poor visibility, and mix of mist and murk, and low cloud, some fog patches too, especially through wales, the west midlands, north—west england, south—west scotland. and it is a bank holiday for most, but if you are travelling early, bearthat in mind. that should

while a large hong kong community lives in great britain and some of been taken to the streets of west london to support the protesters back home. hong kong expatriates in london are showing solidarity with the activists back home nearly 100000 people from the former u.k. colony are now living in britain there watching the protests with a mix of hope and concern for. last 8 weeks a crowd has been putting on the helmets of the democracy movement and gathering over the weekend in west london we in the u.k. cannot do much but we want to know that the hong kong people know that. you know from calling us all over the world we're u.k. photos as well which we should apply pressure on now and peace to put to go through the parliamentary process to put pressure on the hong kong government but london isn't offering much more than encouragement success for the u.k. after brics it is heavily dependent on economic deals with china a dispute with beijing now would be extremely unhelpful. like many others alexandra is worried about being confronted by an aggressive chinese state when she returns home the 25

and they've knocked down buildings on the edge of birmingham, cleared a vast area of land in west londonskeletons from an old burial ground in central london. all to build a new high—speed railway known as hs2. but today the transport secretary kick—started a review. crucially, he is not ruling out scrapping the scheme altogether. just because you've spent a lot of money on something should not mean that you just carry on ploughing more and more money into it. but what we've said, what the prime minister made very clear during his leadership election, is we want to see great infrastructure in this country, we want to see it stack up, we want to see it work for rail commuters, people right across the country. but, as the review begins, ron ryall faces eviction. his premises, a business which he built up from scratch, is being seized by hs2 this week. he'll lose his home in march. it's my whole life! it's my home and my work. it's gone at the stroke of a pen. my little granddaughter came to me the other day crying because she said, "why are you selling your house, granddad? why?" and the b

cleared a vast area of land in west london... from an old burial ground in central london... all to build a new high—speed railway known as hs2. but today the transport secretary kick—started a review. crucially, he is not ruling out scrapping the scheme altogether. just because you've spent a lot of money on something should not mean that you just carry on ploughing more and more money into it. but what we've said, what the prime minister made very clear during his leadership election, is we want to see great infrastructure in this country, we want to see it stack up, we want to see it work for rail commuters, people right across the country. but, as the review begins, ron ryall faces eviction. his premises, a business which he built up from scratch, is being seized by hs2 this week. he'll lose his home in march. it's my whole life! it's my home and my work. it's gone at the stroke of a pen. my little granddaughter came to me the other day crying because she said, "why are you selling your house, granddad? why? " and the business

over a million people are expected at the notting hill carnival in west london over the next two dayse was held to remember those who died in the fire at grenfell tower. the 72 seconds silence for grenfell will begin now. scenes of that 72 seconds silence at the notting hill carnival in the last half hour. grenfell tower very close to where the carnival is held. greg mckenzie is in notting hill now — and whats the atmosphere like. carnival is well under way here in west london and by the end of the day over a million people will have taken part. many of the children are competing for the title of best costu me. competing for the title of best costume. 15,000 costumes in total and more than a million man hours to put them together. carnival every year, there is a debate, it is so big,1 year, there is a debate, it is so big, 1 million people. some people are campaigning to have it move. the london mayor has spoken to us in the last few minutes and he said the notting hill carnival will always remain here, as long as it is on his watch. we have been lobbied by conservative mps to move th

hottest august bank holiday weekend on record, with the top temperature reaching 33.3 degrees in west londonand coming up in half an hour, sportsday will have more on england's thrilling comeback at headingley. good evening. borisjohnson has told the bbc that whether the uk leaves the eu with a deal at the end of october is now "touch and go". the prime minister was speaking at the g7 summit in france, where he's also said no deal would mean the uk keeping a "substa ntial" part of the £39 billion the uk had agreed to pay the eu. he's also been meeting president trump for the first time since becoming prime minister, as our chief political correspondent vicki young reports from biarritz. side by side, but not quite in step. borisjohnson hopes his american friend will help him out and boost trade between their two countries. but is this a partnership of equals or will the uk get trampled all over by its mighty ally? do you know who this is, he's going to be a fantastic prime minister. and we are going to do a fantastic deal. once we clear up some of the obstacles in our path. sitting down over

summer temperatures got on the way up to 33 degrees just to the west of london.e south—east of them and is affecting most parts of the british isles, it was a bit different and the rest though, the start to come in from the atlantic, a cooler source of air, that cooler than decay will make more inroads over the next couple of days, passive a boundless weather frontier, as will turn cooler, this, a big dangling weather front and that at the deck will bring cool airfrom all of weather front and that at the deck will bring cool air from all of us around the middle of the week. so the gradually slowly but surely, dipping away, will be a slow process , dipping away, will be a slow process, though, in the east. we will see some outbreaks of rain and perhaps some thunderstorms for a time. through monday morning, some quite poor visibility, and mix of mist and merc and the cloud and fog patches especially wales, it is a bank hold a foremost but if you are travelling early, bear that in mind. we will see long spot of sunshine again, rain and the strengthening breeze acros

a 69—year—old man who was stabbed to death in west london has been named as allan isichei.er leaving a pub yesterday evening. a man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of murder. seven people, including two children, have been killed in a collision between a helicopter and a light aeroplane in majorca. local officials said there were no survivors from the crash. eyewitneses said the aircraft came down close to a farmhouse near the town of inca. all major uk airports have been told to introduce new 3d baggage screening equipment before the end of 2022. heathrow is already investing £50 million in the technology. ministers say it will boost security, speed up pre—boarding checks, and could end the restrictions on travelling with liquids and laptops. there's been a further escalation of violence in hong kong where a police officer has fired a gun during anti—government protests. the authorities say his life was in danger. the protests began in response to a controversial extradition bill and now have been taking place for 12 weeks. from hong kong, john sudworth reports.

sunday's temperatures got all the way up to 33 degrees just to the west of london. rea of high pressure. the south—easterly winds affecting most parts of the british isles, it was a bit different and the west though, the air starting to come in from the atlantic, a cooler source of air, that cooler atlantic air will make more inroads over the next couple of days, firstly behind this little weather front here, things will turn a bit cooler. this, a big dangling weather front in the atlantic will eventually bring some much cooler air for all of us around the middle of the week. so, those temperatures gradually, slowly but surely, dipping away, will be a slow process, though, particularly in the east. and with that change we'll see some outbreaks of rain and perhaps some thunderstorms for a time. through monday morning, some quite poor visibility, and mix of mist and murk, and low cloud, some fog patches too, especially through wales, the west midlands, north—west england, south—west scotland. and it is a bank holiday for most, but if you are travelling early, bearthat

again we're looking at around 32 in central london and to the west of london, around 33 again.mum temperature not dropping down to far. we are looking ata minimum dropping down to far. we are looking at a minimum of around 16— 18 celsius in central london. tomorrow morning, more of the same blue sky and sunshine. there's a cold front trying to sneak in. it will do as we head into wednesday, giving us a few showers, and then temperatures gradually cooling off. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half—an—hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now it's back to charlie and louise. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning: we've got the highlights from a big night in manchester as pop singer ariana grande returns to the city for the first time since a memorial concert for those killed in the arena bomb attack in 2017. later, we'll take a look at why garden centres are being urged to stop selling peat to help protect th

a man in his 60s has been stabbed to death in west london.he victim was initially treated for a stab wound, but died at the scene at st mary's avenue. a man in his 30s remains in hospital under police guard after being arrested on suspicion of murder. temperatures have now reached a new record for the late august bank holiday weekend, the met office has announced. provisionally, it looks like the highest temperature recorded this afternoon was 33.3 degrees at heathrow. already this summer, the uk has recorded its highest ever temperature, with the mercury hitting 38.7 at cambridge in july. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello again. for the vast majority of us, today has been a sunny day. it has been very warm or hot. there have been a few exceptions. we have seen some thicker cloud at times, in west wales and also in south—west england, where this weather watcher picture was taken from the isles of scilly. well, there is the cloud you can see here on the satellite picture. whereas the vast majority of the uk were

temperatures in the west of london up temperatures in the west of london up to 33 degrees courtesy of east parts of the uk but western areas had the atlantic influence. that weather front is going to move east, introducing something cooler for tomorrow. going to move east, introducing something coolerfor tomorrow. this front in the atlantic is going to bring a more meaningful change, bringing cooler air across all of the uk. it will be a slow process especially in the east but eventually turning cooler. we'll see some rain and may some thunderstorms. tonight, a lot of dry weather and clear spells. western parts of the uk are likely to see more cloud, some mist and fog developing, temperatures 12—16. into monday morning, some quite poor visibility across the western areas, especially wales, the west midlands, into england. misty and murky, it may be slow to clear. maybe some showers across the far south—west of england. maybe some rain from the weather front in the western isles. slightly cooler for many western and northern parts of the uk, 21 in glasgow for example and down to the so

in places and the temperatures on saturday afternoon got very close to 31 degrees just to the west of londont school —— cooler because of some extra cloud, you could see the river clyde on the satellite, a broad range to the far north—west of the uk, clearing, novels, you can see crowd filtering in over recent hours into wales and the south—west was not this was errors will generally see some patches of cloud as you go through the day on sunday. the east, one or two missed patches over on the shoot and we're going to see a lot of sunshine. more signage on the sort across saturday, ship and could see some extra cloud rolling its way into the afternoon was not as far as temperatures go, 20 degrees in glasgow, 32, possibly 32 distract 33 across parts of the south—east and it is going to feel increasingly humid as well, as we go to sunday night into the early hours of monday, that humanity can cause some areas of mist in the cloud and fog to form and western areas. some poor visibility and positive the west as we go to the first part of wonder. further east, some clear spells and just the odd mi

very interesting to see what that slot from west london to north what is going to be like. out on champions league football. have a feel of their chances of getting back into those competitions soon?” think they are very happy for so they missed by one point and scoring goals was never their problem. only city and liverpool scored more goals in the entire premier league. but conceding goals was their issue was of only united and it west ham conceding more in the top ten then arsenal. it was quite clear emory had a focus on getting some defenders and. very highly rated from celtic chemical at the hardest decision of his life and reticent to let him go but the third time of trying and now they got their man. they saw —— side nicola pepe the winger. a record signing of the club with 72 million spent on him. so arsenal and out of the back could be an interesting prospect is they can get david luiz to perhaps be a bit lesser radicals that but it will be interesting this year. thank you very much forjoining us from the emirates. we know arsenal trying to plug the gap of these two

europe's biggest street party has been taking place in record breaking heat in west london.reets for the notting hill carnival. charlotte gallagher reports. for some, it's the first carnival, but others had been coming for decades. how many times have you done this before? i'm 2a, and i've been doing carnivalfor 2a years. absolutely beautiful. it's the best time of year for everybody, black, white, green, pink, yellow. nottingham hill carnival has been running for 50 years and the costumes, community and dancing will continue for many years to come. a daytime disco for over—65s in the korean capital seoul is giving seniors a new lease of life. the event is the first of its kind organised by the local government and aims to tackle loneliness and dementia in the country, which has a rapidly ageing population. we went to take a look. yes, i love to dance. great exercise, prevents the manager. great for you. great for your health. —— prevents dementia. you have been watching newsday. i'm rico hizon in london. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us. and before we go, w

over a million people are expected at the notting hill carnival in west london over the next two days2—second silence was held, to remember those who died in the fire at grenfell tower. the tower block is within half a mile of the parade route. greg mckenzie is in notting hill for us. good afternoon. carnival is well under way here in west london and by the end of the day over a million people will have taken to the carnival footprint. today is traditionally known as children's day, so behind us, many of the children are competing for the title of best costume. 15,000 costumes in total and more than a million man hours to put them together. now, carnival every year, there is a debate, it's so big, 1 million people. some people are campaigning to have it moved. the london mayor sadiq khan has spoken to us in the last few minutes and he said the notting hill carnival will always remain here as long as it is on his watch. i've been lobbied by conservative mps to move the carnival. i'm quite clearly on the side of history. carnival here first began in 1966. it is the 53rd year. of course

temperatures rose to more than 33 degrees celsius in west london — beating the previous record of 28ar, the notting hill carnival was hotter than ever. over the past two days, over a million people danced their way through temperatures in the 30s. officially, today's temperature record was broken rather more quietly here at tibenham in norfolk, when the thermometer hit 28.6 celsius. in frinton, a nearby resort in essex, beach—goers were undeterred by a possible contamination issue that made 150 people seek medical attention yesterday after swimming in the sea. today, they couldn't get enough of it. fantastic, yeah. amazing, loving it. i've never been here before, so... yes, i didn't even know this was here in england. amazing. there's loads of space on the beach. it's just a gorgeous day. because of yesterday's contamination scare, the official advice on this stretch of coast is still — don't go in the water. well, you can see how much notice people here are taking of that. with no more problems reported, most people in frinton are more concerned about staying cool. these lake swimme

europe's biggest street party has been taking place in record breaking heat in west london.e notting hill carnival. charlotte gallagher reports. for some, it's the first carnival, but others had been coming for decades. how many times have you done this before? i'm 2a, and i've been doing carnivalfor 2a years. absolutely beautiful. it's the best time of year for everybody, black, white, green, pink, yellow. notting hill carnival has been running for 50 years and the costumes, community and dancing will continue for many years to come. charlotte gallagher, bbc london. a daytime disco for over—65s in the korean capital seoul is giving seniors a new lease of life. the event is the first of its kind organised by the local government and aims to tackle loneliness and dementia in the country, which has a rapidly ageing population. we went to take a look. i feel i should try and follow that but the only person allowed to dance around here is rico. much more anytime on the website and on twitter. hello once again. in some areas of the british isles, the late august bank holiday has

boris johnson is popular all over the country, but he's not that popular in his home constituency, west londonld get rid of him! he could win the election and lose his seat. control your excitement! nearly out of time. one story that isn't brexit related, the independent have a story they are calling exclusive. i can't find it. it's to do with how rape cases are treated depending on where you live, a postcode lottery. yes, they say the number of reports that are referred onto and go to trial varies dramatically by region, which they put down in part two police officers being stretched, which we know are, and boris johnson is being stretched, which we know are, and borisjohnson is going to add some police officers, which is great. pointing out that the justice you can receive for rape and sexual assault varies dramatically across the country and this shows that there are some really important issues that we aren't talking about as much as we should do because we are talking about brexit. yeah, absolutely. so much is on hold, and these figures are astonishing. devon and cornwall, 4.7%. 20% in no

over a million people are expected at the notting hill carnival in west london over the next two daysose who died in the fire at nearby g re nfell tower. greg mckenzie is in notting hill now. greg, we can hear the music behind you. the atmosphere is kicking in. it is children's day today, usually quite a it is children's day today, usually quiteafun it is children's day today, usually quite a fun day. good afternoon. it is indeed children's day at the notting hill carnival. full swing, it started a few hours ago, and many people simply enjoying the sunshine, the caribbean music, the food, and of course, lots and lots of dancing. the carnival started here more than 50 yea rs the carnival started here more than 50 years ago. it was introduced by the windrush generation, so many of them here today to celebrate all things caribbean. as you mentioned earlier, there was a 72—2nd silence held to remember the 72 people who lost their lives during the grenfell fire disaster that happened two yea rs fire disaster that happened two years ago. the building itself is literally about half a mile fr

we have been reporting about the fire on the 12th for balcony of the tower block in west london. er fire. huge numbers of fire service staff heading to help out. the 12th floor balcony is on fire. the 999 calls to the fire brigade. i'm just told me according to scotland yard, there are no reports of any injuries in that fire. that is the latest line from the police on this but it is something for us to keep watching in the next few moments. ican give i can give you more now on the international efforts to try to tackle the record number of fires that continue to burn across brazil's amazon rainforest. the german chancellor, angela merkel, has echoed the french warning of an "international crisis" that needs to be on the agenda of this weekend's g7 summit in biarritz. brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, has responded by accusing world leaders of using the issue for "political gain." let's discuss this further with laurence tubiana, ceo of the european climate foundation and a champion for climate action at the un. shejoins me from paris. that afternoon. good afternoon. what you mak

temperatures rose to more than 33 degrees celsius in west london — beating the previous record of 28 two years ago. richard lister has more details. it's europe's biggest street party, and this year the notting hill carnival was hotter than ever. over the past two days over a million people danced their way through temperatures in the 30s. officially, today's temperature record was broken rather more quietly here at tibenham in norfolk when the thermometer here hit 28.6 celsius. in frinton, a nearby resorts in essex, beach—goers were undeterred by a possible contamination issue that made 150 people seek medical attention yesterday after swimming in the sea. today they couldn't get enough of it. fantastic, yes. amazing, loving it. i've never been here before, so... yes, i didn't even know this was here in england. amazing. there was loads of space on the beach. just a gorgeous day. because of yesterday's contamination scare the official advice on this stretch of coast is still don't go in the water. well, you can see how much notice people here are taking of that. with no more problem

temperatures rose to more than 33 degrees celsius in west london — beating the previous record of 28temperatures. it's europe's biggest street party, and this year the notting hill carnival was hotter than ever. over the past two days, more than a million people danced their way through temperatures in the 30s. officially, today's temperature record was broken rather more quietly here at seven in norfolk when the thermometer hit 28.6dc. —— tibenham. but temperatures climb to over 33 degrees in nearby places. beach—goers were undeterred by a possible contamination issue at this age which made 150 people seek medical attention yesterday after swimming in the sea. today, they couldn't get enough of it.” swimming in the sea. today, they couldn't get enough of it. i have never been here before.” couldn't get enough of it. i have never been here before. i didn't know this was here, in england. it's just a gorgeous day. because of yesterday's contamination scare, the official advice on this stretch of coast is deal don't go in the water. well, you can see how much notice people here are tak

in ruislip in west london, the wind took another casualty, knocking out a phone line.uth and wales, the roads and railways were disrupted by fallen trees, the high winds also causing speed restrictions for trains and routes to be shut to high—sided vehicles. the welsh coastline was battered like here at porthcawl. the strongest gust of wind, 61mph, was recorded nearby at mumbles head. strong winds also saw all racing cancelled on the first day of the oldest and largest sailing regatta. organisers of cowes week on the isle of wight said gusts of up to 45 knots, or 52mph, miles were unsafe. it's not unusual for us to lose day in the week, usually in august, because there's not enough wind, but this year... and it's not unheard of for us to lose it because it's too windy. probably once every two or three years we end up losing a day because it's too windy. but in the north, it was the heavy rain that was causing most problem. in hawes north yorkshire, this road became a river. passengers on five trains on the west coast main line were left stranded at one point as floodin

in rice slip in west london, the wind took another casualty, knocking out of own line.d wales, the roads and railways were disrupted by fallen trees. the high winds also causing speed restrictions for trains and routes to be shut to high sided vehicles. the welsh coastline was battered like here, the strongest gust of wind 61 miles per hour was recorded nearby. strong winds also saw all racing cancelled on the first day of the oldest and largest sailing regatta. organisers of cowes week on the isle of wight say gusts of 45 knots or 52 miles per hour were unsafe. it's not usual —— unusual for us to lose a week, usually in august, and it's not unusualfor usually in august, and it's not unusual for us to lose because it's too windy, once every two or three yea rs too windy, once every two or three years we lose it because it's too windy. but in the north, it was the heavy rain that was causing most problem. in north yorkshire, this road became a river. passengers on five trains on the west coast main line were left stranded at one point is flooding between penrith and cumb

a 16 —year—old boy has died after a stabbing in north west london. victim was pronounced dead at the scene. no arrests have been made. flights have been suspended for a second day at hong kong airport, after pro—democracy protesters triggered an unprecedented shutdown. let's ta ke let's take you to the airport life. this is where authorities are saying some flights are operating despite the disruption. this is the scene live — hong kong's leader carrie lam says violence is pushing the city into an abyss and a ‘path of no return‘. so here i ask everybody again to put aside our differences and calm down. take a minute to look at our city, our home. can we bear to push it into the abyss and see it smashed to pieces. an armed man has been arrested in central sydney after stabbing a woman and attempting to stab others. videos posted online show a man running through the streets brandishing a knife, before people try to stop him and eventually tackle him to the ground. the injured woman is in a stable condition and is being treated in hospital. police say

joining me now from west london is the transport secretary, grant shapps.ely morning where you are. but those who will not be outside, will be stuck in airport queues, how will that process change, do you hope, with the scanners? it will change right from home because you won't have to work out which liquids you need to try to fit into 100 millimetres size containers at the airport. there won't be that area where you won't have to to pick up plastic bags. when you get to the scanner itself, and this is hand luggage we are talking about here, you will not have to take out your laptop or your phone. i went to see this all that heathrow this week. in this experimental line, they were saying, leave that stuff in the bag. the line was travelling through much, much faster. it enables people to get through faster. plus, when you look at the security side, it is much, much safer. you can take the bag and turn it around on the screen and sly set like a ct scanner, it is therefore much better for security, as well. so it does not take away the need for cheques, but t

mr braine, the party's west london chairman, took 53% of the vote in a ballot of members.s wiped out in the european elections and was then barred from standing again by ukip's national executive committee. homes and businesses in whaley bridge will be able to access emergency government funding, to cover any losses following the evacuation of the town. £100,000 is being made available to help with any costs not covered by insurance. people were moved from the area last week, amid fears the nearby dam could collapse. the fund is part of a bigger £5 million pot for flood—hit communities. the environment agency said it was carrying out tests on part of the river frome in somerset after it was turned bright blue by a mystery substance. results are expected on monday, but it is being treated as a pollution incident. currently, there are no reports of dead wildlife. a rare set of twin pandas have been born at a zoo in belgium. here they are. they've been described as looking like little pink shrimps and are completely hairless. twin pandas are extremely rare, and usually one of

mr braine, the party's west london chairman, took 53% of the vote in a ballot of members.hen barred from standing again by ukip's national executive committee. the environment agency has said it was carrying out tests on part of the river froom after it was turned bright blue by a mystery substance. it has been treated as a pollution incident. currently there are no reports of dead wildlife. a rare set of twin pandas have been born at a zoo in belgium. here they are. they've been described as looking like little "pink shrimps" and are completely hairless. twin pandas are extremely rare — and usually one of them won't survive — but keepers say the boy and girl are doing well. mum, ‘how how', is said to be showing a "very strong protective instinct" — she's 900 times bigger than they are. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen. hello. it has felt more like autumn and august today. the winds will be with us for a few hours yet, as will the gales around the coast. heavy downpours as well have been rattling through quite quickly in the south but they are moving furt

this is in notting hill in west london.as tweeted to confirm that the blaze in a block of flats in notting hill is now under control — 0ur correspondent, andy moore, is here. explain what we know. important news as it is under control and there we re as it is under control and there were no reports of any injuries. this is in a block of flats, very close to grenfell tower, a few hundred yards away. it is a place called markland house, a similar age and construction to grenfell tower. the differences, as far as we are aware, it has not been renovated in any way, so there is no cladding on this building. the london fire brigade says the fire started at 11:39am on the 12th floor on a balcony of that building. it was under control by 12:55 55p m70 firefighters were sent to the scene with ten fire engines, including a hydraulic platform which was able to get up to the 12th floor to deal with the fire. we are also hearing that it with the fire. we are also hearing thatitis with the fire. we are also hearing that it is a block own

richard galpin is at kingston crown court in south—west london. attention when it happened back in march but prosecutors are saying it is just the latest in a series of incidents of far right terrorism in this country. hey, hello everybody, how are you doing? vincent fuller has admitted the attempted murder of a bulgarian teenager in what the prosecution say was a far right terrorist incident. the attack came the day after the fatal shooting of 51 muslims in new zealand by a white supremacist. shortly before vincent fuller started his attack in stanwell, he posted a message on facebook, saying, "i agree with what that man did in new zealand, as we will not be brainwashed to this their wrong". he also wrote, "i am english, no matter what the government say. kill all the non—english, get them all out of our england." he then went out onto the streets of stanwell carrying a baseball bat. at first, he tried to break into the house of a south asian neighbour. then he hit cars. he soon moved into a tesco car park, armed with a knife. he approached a bmw

michael buchanan, bbc news, west london. the time is 18 minutes past six.vernment review into whether it should go ahead. and still to come, ryanair loses a court bid to block its pilots from striking this week but says it doesn't expect major disruption. coming up on sportsday on bbc news... job done for england. victory over belarus is enough to qualify for the semifinals at the eurohockey championships in antwerp, while ireland miss out once again. how should the british countryside be managed? it's an ongoing debate between environmentalists and farmers. some say nature should be allowed to take its course, leaving the land so that wildlife can flourish — a practice known as ‘rewilding'. others say the land should be used mainly forfood production. in the latest of our series, focus on farming, our environment correspondent claire marshall has been to one of the most ambitious rewilding projects in britain, the knepp estate. this is a typical slice of british farmland. well designed to produce food for humans and livestock but where wildlife is pushed t

in west london, the wind took another casualty, knocking out a phone line.y fallen trees. the high winds also causing speed restrictions for trains and routes to be shot to high—sided vehicles. the welsh coastline was battered like here, the strongest gust of wind, 61 mph, was recorded nearby. strong winds also saw all racing cancelled on the first day of the oldest and largest sailing regatta. 0rganisers said gusts to 45 knots or 52 mph were unsafe. it is not unusual for us to lose a day in the week. usually in august because of not enough wind. this year... it is not unheard of for us to lose it to being too windy. every two or three years, we end up losing a day because it is too windy. but in the north, it was the heavy rain that was causing most problems. in north yorkshire, this road became a river. passengers on five trains on the west coast mainline were left stranded at one point, as flooding between cumbria and scotland closed the route. it's been really hard. i got on at liverpool to get to preston. we got on at preston and got kicked off. there w

keep them cool at what's been described as a successful celebration of music, colour and dance in west londonvents like glastonbury. formula 1 motor racing science is using lending its knowledge to supermarket fridges. sainsbury‘s is trialling new technology which is based on the aerodynamics of f1 to make it more efficient by keeping cold air in and reducing it's carbon footprint. over half of electricity used in supermarkets is in their fridge areas, with some people suggesting the fridges should have doors. at home were all very careful to shut the door quickly when we are opening ourfridge. we don't leave it open unnecessarily. we know it ourand it open unnecessarily. we know it our and energy bills, but so far supermarkets haven't seem to be bothered about that. they need to be. all of us need to be to make the uk carbon neutral as soon as possible. old age pensioners in essex have been getting down and funky to the latest hip—hop beats to combat loniness. it's the idea of charlie blair from east london, started to visit a dance studio when she was homeless to pick herself up. she now ru

temperatures rose to more than 33 degrees celsius in west london — beating the previous record of 28