west yorkshire police made 50a arrests, and in the west midlands, the number of arrests was 497.entencing for those convicted of assaulting an emergency worker with the maximum sentence raised from six months to 12. firefighter dave gillian was the victim of an attack like this in west yorkshire. he's not sure a deterrent is strong enough. it's a personal view but i'm not convinced this is going to change anything. i think these people know what they're doing is wrong and they going to get any trouble with it, so i'm not sure any trouble with it, so i'm not sure any legislation is going to stop it. the police legislation in west yorkshire once a minimum sentence to stop people attacking those who are there to help others. james vincent, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the world health organization has declared the outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of the congo, a public health emergency of international concern. it's only the fifth time the designation has been used. the who has stopped short of ordering the closure of international

danni worthington is a head teacher in halifax, west yorkshire.. it can manifest in many different ways, but a change in behaviour, but what we've seen on a regular basis is children in high levels of distress, whether self harming or hurting other people, or it may be just that they go into themselves, very quiet, subdued, changing of effort into their work, and we sort of have to pick up on those and make the necessary referrals and put the necessary support in for those children. i think what people will find most shocking about this is we often talk about mental health problems among teenagers and adolescents, older kids, but you are a primary school head teacher, and you're dealing with kids... how young are you seeing these sorts of issues? i've seen it in children as young as four or five. right into reception? right into reception. how does that manifest? generally through behaviours, sort of aggressive behaviours and through key stage one we see children being violent towards themselves or violent towards others. so you've seen a four or

is the service going on in this part of the country, west yorkshire and harrogate.ething many sufferers will struggle to open up about. but incredibly important for the wider public to try and understand. gemma, when your parents took you to yourgp, he didn't gemma, when your parents took you to your gp, he didn't recognise there was a problem. why not?” your gp, he didn't recognise there was a problem. why not? i started to withdraw and started eating less at the age of ten and my mum and dad picked up quickly on the warning signs and they took me to the gp, who said i wasn't low enough in weight to have a problem, it will be fine and it's just weight to have a problem, it will be fine and it'sjust a phase. long story short, two years later i was admitted to a children's psychiatric unit and given 24 hours to live if i didn't eat or drink. one of the biggest things i hope this programme will highlight is early intervention is key. the longer we wait to treat somebody with an eating disorder than more of a hold it has on that person and waiting for the weight to cha

derbyshire finds out about the works that takes place at an adult eating disorder service in west yorkshireon. and welcome to bbc news. the mail on sunday has published more leaked diplomatic correspondence from britain's former ambassador in washington — defying warnings from scotland yard that media organisations could be prosecuted for doing so. in one of the cables, sir kim darroch suggests that president trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal last year to spite barack obama. our political correspondent helena wilkinson reports. may last year, boris johnson as foreign secretary goes to washington and meets his us counterpart. his mission, to persuade the us president to soften his stance and stick with the iran deal. he appeared on talk shows. tougher on iran... but efforts failed — donald trump did not listen and withdrew from the deal. now new confidential e—mails printed in the mail on sunday revealed what was allegedly going on behind—the—scenes. according to the paper, kim darroch wrote to mrjohnson, saying... under the deal, iran had agreed to limit nuclear activities. the trad

coming up, we are broadcasting live from halifax, from the adult eating disorder service of west yorkshired harrogate. we are going to meet doctors and patients including a woman who's had anorexia for a0 yea rs. woman who's had anorexia for a0 years. she's been in hospital 15 times. also, former emmerdale actor gemma 0aten who was diagnosed with anorexia aged ten. she nearly died four times but has now recovered after yea rs of four times but has now recovered after years of treatment. music: the locomotion. performers from this year's glastonbury festival — including kylie minogue — have donated items of clothing to 0xfam, to campaign against cheap throwaway fashion. and coming up in sport, a big day at wimbledon — with 15—year—old coco gauff, facing her biggest challenge yet, in former world number one simona halep. good morning — and welcome to the bbc news at 9. british airways is facing a fine of £183 million after data belonging to hundreds of thousands of its customers was stolen. the airline said it was "surprised and disappointed" with the fine, which is to be the biggest ever is

west yorkshire police made 504 arrests, and in the west midlands, the number of arrests was 497. sentencing for those convicted of assaulting an emergency worker, with the maximum sentence raised from six months to 12. firefighter dave gillian was the victim of an attack like this in west yorkshire. he's not sure the deterrent is strong enough. it's a personal view, but i'm not convinced this is going to change anything. i think these people know that what they're doing is wrong and they could get into trouble for it, so i'm not sure any extra legislation's really going to stop it. the police federation in west yorkshire wants a minimum sentence to help stop people attacking those that are there to help others. james vincent, bbc news. you would think that someone of the calibre of sir paul mccartney has done everything. but he has a career first. he is turning his hand to musical theatre. has first. he is turning his hand to musicaltheatre. has he never first. he is turning his hand to musical theatre. has he never done musical theatre. has he never done musical theatre? apparen

west yorkshire police made 504 arrests and west midlands police made 497. the numbers of arrests still show that there is a problem. i don't want to see in court suspended sentences, which i think are offensive to those who've been victims of crime, where there are community resolutions that are not then honoured by the perpetrator, dealt with outside of court. we've got to get really tough on this. we owe that to our emergency service workers. we're under attack from fireworks. at the moment the maximum sentence is 12 months. firefighter dave gilliam was involved in an attack similar to this one. for him, tougher sentences still won't work. we started getting pelted by fireworks. it was obviously, the fire had been set we believe to draw us into that corner and for a few seconds i couldn't see anything. it's a personal view but i'm not convinced this is going to change anything. i think those people know that what they are doing is wrong and that they could get into trouble for it, so i'm not sure any extra legislation is really going to stop it. a ministr

when we broadcast live from an adult eating disorder service in west yorkshire.

demolition work has begun on the eight cooling towers at ferrybridge power station in west yorkshire.was blown up in a controlled explosion to make way for a new gas—fired power station. four more towers are expected to be demolished in october. and the skyline won't ever be the same again. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. good afternoon. after the heat last week some of us think we might never be the same but this week are very different story in many spots with temperatures ten to 15 degrees down on last week when we peaked in the mid—30s. a weather front has outstayed its welcome across some parts of the uk. still bringing rain into northern england and the midlands. also for northern ireland. underneath the front highs ofjust 14 or 15 degrees. sunshine to the north—east and the shells in scotla nd north—east and the shells in scotland and brightest in the north west two. some heavy rain still affecting northern england. very misty and murky across scotland and northern england. a lot of humidity and lows of 15 or 16. clearer skies to the south and sunshin

often the focus on violent crime is in cities but in towns like ours in west yorkshire have seen increase and anti—social behaviour and also as a result of counting lines and drug violence too. but our area is ten macro has lost nearly half of our neighbourhood police —— but our area has lost in behalf of our neighbourhood police and he will know that has been cut across the country. the select committee has called for more police on the beach, we need more police back on the beach and the home secretary has recognise that we need 20,000 more police back on the beach. when does he estimate we will get them? home secretary. mr speaker, i very much agree with the right honourable lady about more police and that is why we have this record settlement this year for example with over £28 million extra for example for her local police force which is leading to both more police officers and more police staff. and i have said that we need to go further and that is something that we are discussing internally in government and seeing what more can be done, but i hope she will recognise that is more

demolition work has begun on the eight cooling towers at ferrybridge power station in west yorkshire.t of the cooling towers was blown up in a controlled explosion to make way for a new gas—fired power station. four more towers are expected to be demolished in october. a british teenager has won nearly a million pounds after coming second in the world cup finals of the online game fortnite. jaden ashman, from essex, was competing in new york, in what was billed as the biggest ever "e—sports" event. joe tidy reports. your fortnite world champions! aqua and nyhrox! they are as shocked as you are. playing the game they love has just earned them a shared $3 million, or £2.11 million. 16—year—old emil bergquist pedersen from norway, known online as nyhrox, and 17—year—old david w from austria, known as aqua. it all ended in a hail of bullets after a day of action watched by a packed new york stadium crowd. the prize purse for this, the first fortnite world cup, is the largest ever in e—sports. even the second—place team became millionaires. 15—year—old jaden ashman, known as wolfiez, is fr

demolition work has begun on the eight cooling towers at ferrybridge power station in west yorkshire.owers are expected to be demolished in october. the woman who was the voice of minnie mouse for more than 30 years, roosi taylor, has died in california at the age of 75. let‘s have a listen to taylor in character last year, as minnie received a star on the hollywood walk of fame. the walt disney company said roosi taylor‘s passing meant minnie mouse had lost her voice. the walt disney company said russi taylor‘s passing meant minnie mouse had lost her voice. taylor married wayne allwine, the voice of mickey mouse until his death in 2009. prone to gigglesjust like the character she played, taylor captured the sound of minnie in films, on tv and at theme parks. she was also the voice of strawberry shortcake, pebbles flintstone and several characters in the simpsons, including bart simpson‘s classmate martin prince. a classmate martin prince. woman who made a lot o‘ happy. a woman who made a lot of people happy. let‘s take a look at someone else who takes a lot of people happy. last week

thousands of people gathered today to watch a giant cooling tower in west yorkshire be demolished.n at the former coal—fired ferrybridge c power station in a controlled blast. it's hoped another four towers could be demolished on the site in a single explosion in october. half a months worth of rain fell in just 2a hours across parts of england this weekend, leading to flooding and travel disruption. six flood warnings are in place across the midlands, the north—west and the east of england. a bbc investigation has found evidence of police forces in some european union countries detaining refugees and migrants who've reached the continent, then expelling them to prevent asylum claims. an officer in the croatian police says the expulsions are being carried out under official orders. the bbc has also seen evidence that police forces, particularly in croatia, are subjecting refugees to violence and stealing money from them. damian grammaticas has travelled to both sides of the border. they've fled wars, bloodshed and oppression in their own lands. now, just beyond the eu's frontiers,

demolition work has begun on the eight cooling towers at ferrybridge power station in west yorkshire.ed explosion to make way for a new gas—fired power station. four more towers are expected to be demolished in october. now — you may want to take a look down the back of your sofa, because there are still 145 million old—style pound coins that have not been returned to the royal mint. shops have been unable to take the old—style coins since 2017, but they can still be deposited at most high street banks. the i2—sided version was introduced to help crackdown on counterfeiting. twenty four million old—style one pound coins have been returned to the royal mint over the last year. the mayflower ship sailed across the atlantic ocean in the 17th century, taking the pilgrim fathers from plymouth to the new world. when they landed, they set up home in what we now know as the us state of massachusetts. now, a full—sized replica of the ship is being assembled in north devon to mark 400 years since it set sail. but the people who built it, will set it alight and burn it to the ground next year as

demolition work has begun on the eight cooling towers at ferrybridge power station in west yorkshire.iding the uk with energy for 50 years, but today spectators gathered to see the first of the iia—metre tall towers blown up in a controlled explosion. a british teenager has won nearly a million pounds after coming second in the world cup finals of the online game fortnite. jaden ashman, from essex, was competing in new york, in what was billed as the biggest ever "e—sports" event. let's speak to matt porter, a freelance video game and e—sports journalist that has been following the tournament and the rise of e—sports competitions. hejoins me via webcam. just how because this event become? it is getting bigger and bigger all the time. e—sports has been around for a long time but over the past five years it is getting bigger and bigger. $30 million was played for at this tournament as another solo game today. next month there was another $30 million tournament so it is just getting ever bigger. where does the prize money come from? so epic games, the creators of fornite are put in $100

when we broadcast live from an adult eating disorder service in west yorkshire.here, we met some of the patients and doctors who treat them. over the next 25 minutes or so, if you want to access more information because of what you're going to see, then the bbc action line is there to help. go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline. first, i started our special broadcast by attending a group therapy session, where claire, georgia and anna plus their therapist mary told us their experiences of eating disorders and the treatments they have received. hello, hi, hello, good morning. ignore me, do carry on, do carry on. so, do you want to go ahead and pick that object that symbolises for you the healthy identity and the one that symbolises for you the anorexic identity? and put them where makes sense to you next to your boxes. there make sense? yeah. yeah, 0k. and georgia, do you want to say what it is about the object that you've picked that makes sense to you about the anorexic identity? so i've picked a gear, which to me, represents being trapped inside my eating disorder,

west yorkshire police made 50a arrests and west midlands police made a97.ink are offensive to those who‘ve been victims of crime, where there are community resolutions that are not then honoured by the perpetrator, dealt with outside of court. we‘ve got to get really tough on this. we owe that to our emergency service workers. we're under attack from fireworks. at the moment the maximum sentence is 12 months. firefighter dave gilliam was involved in an attack similar to this one. for him, tougher sentences still won‘t work. we started getting pelted by fireworks. it was obviously, the fire had been set we believe to draw us into that corner and for a few seconds i couldn‘t see anything. it‘s a personal view but i‘m not convinced this is going to change anything. i think those people know that what they are doing is wrong and that they could get into trouble for it, so i‘m not sure any extra legislation is really going to stop it. a ministry ofjustice spokesperson said, attacking our hard—working emergency staff will not be tolerated and the law was brought

this is the old headquarters of bradford & bingley in west yorkshire.ts borrowers as possible. what's unusual about ukar as a company is that its job is to put itself out of business. its instructions from the government are to get rid of as many loans as possible, either by selling on the right to collect the repayment money to another company, or byjust pulling out of loans, just like the one used to buyjohn and brenda's flat. the question is, have those orders from the government led this taxpayer—owned bank to forget a crucial principle, often repeated by ministers in public, that repossession must only be used as a last resort? john and brenda saw something odd about the signatures on the documents from legal representatives for mortgage express. it is not right if there is a discrepancy. it looked like different people were signing over the same name on statements of truth used to evict them. but once that signature is on there, whoever‘s it is, that's it. whoever‘s it is. yeah? because you've got no power against that signature. we showed some of

mostly clear skies allowed the partial lunar eclipse to be seen here in west yorkshire.to everyone who sent in these beautiful images. time now for a look at the weather forecast with simon. if you missed the partial lunar eclipse, we will not see it again in the uk until november, 2021. quite a long time away. today, for many of us, a dry started the day. northwest, an area of low pressure moving in, bringing this weather system towards northern and western parts through this morning and increasing wind across northern ireland and scotland. earlier rainfall radar imagery, the rain piling in across scotland and northern ireland. further south and east, bright start, sunshine, the rays coming through the cloud on the coast in norfolk. the cloud will push into northern england, across wales, breaking up into showery outbreaks of rain this afternoon. holding on to sunshine in the far south—east of england, temperatures up south—east of england, temperatures up to 26 degrees. fresh feel in scotla nd up to 26 degrees. fresh feel in scotland and northern ireland. through the r

demolition work has begun on the eight cooling towers at ferrybridge power station in west yorkshire.lled explosion to make way for a new gas—fired power station. four more towers are expected to be demolished in october. and the skyline will never quite be the same again. there it goes. rates, let's see what's going to be in store on the skyline for all of us in store on the skyline for all of us in the coming 2a hours. louise lear is at the map. good evening. sunday has been a day of contracts, so sunday has been a day of contracts, so while sunshine was to be found, and the best of that in terms of sunshine and warmth was along the south coast, from a temptress peeking into the mid—20s, beautiful weather watcher pictures sent in a long that dorset coastline, but for parts of the midlands, in northwest england, it's been a disappointing weekend, cloudy, with some persistent and at times heavy rain, a couple of inches of rain falling, and all this weather front really quite slow—moving, as you can see, and this is where the recent rain is sitting through the midlands, northwest engla

across the southern half of the uk with blue skies overhead but for the north of lancashire, west yorkshirescotland, cloud and outbreaks of rain becoming heavy and persistent, highlands and hebrides especially. damages in the teensy about mid 205 further south. we could get a notch warmer across southern counties of england and wales on friday but cloudy and cool conditions heading southwards, even though most will be dry this weekend. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines: police say they're now investigating a double murder after the baby of heavily pregnant kelly fauvrelle, who was stabbed to death in south london on saturday, dies in hospital. two railway workers are killed after being hit by a train in south wales were aged 58 and 64. both men were from bridgend and wearing ear defenders at the time. after the hong kong protests, china's ambassador says his country's relationship with the uk has been damaged over what china calls "interference". he's now been summoned to the foreign office. he will be rebuked. 0besity now causes more cases of bowel, kidney, ovarian and liver

a director of a marketing company in west yorkshire confiscates phones during working hours and has alsot looking for in a prospective we are looking to get somebody involved who does not have a psycho boyfriend, texting you! involved who does not have a psycho boyfriend, texting you 1 million times a day, driving you mad, and driving me mad. so, the person we are looking to recruit is going to have a partner that is quite happy for them to actually get a job and work between nine and three, monday to friday. we also don't want someone to friday. we also don't want someone who is addicted to their phone, so, if the thought of you putting your phone down for three seconds and working for a company that only allows you to put your phone back on at 12 o'clock in your break times, this job phone back on at 12 o'clock in your break times, thisjob is definitely not for you. not for you whatsoever. what we are looking for is someone who is a complete winner, who wants to succeed, who likes to have a laugh, but does not take the mickey. i don't frown on phone work if they are using the company p

west yorkshire police made 504 arrests and west midlands police made 497. those who've been victims of crime, where there are community resolutions that are not then honoured by the perpetrator, dealt with outside of court. we've got to get really tough on this. we owe that to our emergency service workers. we're under attack from fireworks. at the moment the maximum sentence is 12 months. firefighter dave gilliam was involved in an attack similar to this one. for him, tougher sentences still won't work. we started getting pelted by fireworks. it was obviously, the fire had been set we believe to draw us into that corner and for a few seconds i couldn't see anything. it's a personal view but i'm not convinced this is going to change anything. i think those people know that what they are doing is wrong and that they could get into trouble for it, so i'm not sure any extra legislation is really going to stop it. a ministry ofjustice spokesperson said, attacking our hard—working emergency staff will not be tolerated and the law was brought in so those who comm

mostly clear skies allowed the partial lunar eclipse to be seen here from stoodley pike in west yorkshireion here from across the country. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news: the us house of representatives votes to condemn president trump's attacks against a group of democratic congresswomen as racist. two carers, who murdered a vulnerable teenager whose body has never been found, have each been ordered to spend more than 1a years in prison. edward cairney and avriljones killed margaret fleming nearly 20 years ago. the man who drove his car at cyclist and police officers outside the houses of parliament last august has been found guilty of two counts of attempted murder. i'm ben thomas. in the business news: inflation held steady at 2% last month, according to the latest official figures. it means that prices are rising less quickly than average wages, which rose 3.6% in may, that's the highest rate since 2008 and means we should feel a little better off. the pound has fallen below $1.24 to a more than two—year low with investors worried ove

know there are still ten flood warnings and place across the uk, notjust here in north yorkshire, lancashire and the west local flooding as there will bea further local flooding as there will be a cross western scotland with heavy thunder and showers developing. a couple of showers across the south. not as windy as yesterday. more wet weather to come this evening across scotland and northern england in particular, it becomes drier overnight and the showers die out largely. clear skies and temperatures, typically 11 to 14 degrees. we were stuck generally dry and see some sunshine for tomorrow, we increase the cloud and see a of my showers but they are hit and miss. many places will be dry and those temperatures should be a little bit than today. —— a little bit higher. hello, this is bbc newsroom live with rebecca jones. the headlines: hundreds of children who were sexually abused while in care in nottinghamshire were failed by local authorities — a report finds. boris johnson‘s in northern ireland for talks aimed at restoring the stormont government, amid continued tension over his brexit plans. clearly

30 miles per hour and the storm should be reaching chantilly and yorkshire, as well and headed to reston. this storm is movin from the west known as middleburgh, moving toward reston and this is the only storm from a broader view across the washington area because here we are in washington, but take a look at pennsylvania, everyone, as the storm continues to sag down to our area, we will keep an eye on that. temperatures right now include in the dtrict of columbia, 89 degrees and 90 degrees for gaithersburg and down to the south and east and pa auxet rive quantico and fredericksburg and the sunshine in excess of 104 and 106 degrees. so this is what you need to know for the evening and into tomorrow. thestorms will be abating after sunset. so for us, we dodged a bullet as far as a widespread storm or severe outlook. eore storms are on tap, but there's much mor relief from the heat and humidity and monday into tuesday and notice by 11:00, wstill could have a rumble of thunder across the area, and it does weaken during the overnight hours and we'll pick up some t clouds anden some showers and that's just about it across our

eight players from the north west of england, a smattering from the northeast and yorkshire, what's goingfrom the south west or the east. we are a nation, young man! they are all english if we win. it has been a marathon and a very tetchy effort but in the last hour of the leaders of the european union have finally agreed on who they want to ta ke have finally agreed on who they want to take the top jobs for the next five years. eu leaders have been heckling since sunday over who should fill the four most important roles, juggling affiliation, nationality, geography and gender. the nominations are german defence minister ursula for the top post of european commission chief, she is the former german defence minister, the former german defence minister, the belgian prime minister to lead the belgian prime minister to lead the european council, the former imf boss christine le guard as president of the european central bank and the spanish forest minister —— foreign minister to be representative for foreign policy, effectively the eu's foreign policy, effectively the eu's foreign policy, eff

serve both traffic north and south but also east and west through manchester airport and onto liverpool. which would give access to people in yorkshireequivalent to heathrow, the heater of the north. you could make a very strong economic case for that whole network andi economic case for that whole network and i believe borisjohnson has indicated the most excessive part which is building a new across a payment is in our grasp and the commit is to grasp. —— across the pennines. some of the rest could be done a lot sooner so i think we're going to see this big commitment, the new which we want to see, and improvement of the line and the relationship between manchester and leeds to bring those cities closer together, as one set closer today. but that isn't any use if it doesn't come with a network that also includes places like liverpool, hull, newcastle. and what boris johnson said in the questions was that the government, as it was under theresa may was looking at that, but we we re theresa may was looking at that, but we were previously waiting a long time to get a decision on northern powerhouse rail. by accelerating the decision, t

downhill in northern ireland and west of scotland, here, again a south—westerly wind, pushing in that warmth. so, london at least in the mid—20s, probably mid 20s in yorkshireas passed just between scotla nd pressure has passed just between scotland and iceland. the weather front is moving through, that mean special conditions for many western areas of the uk and a good chance of catching some showers. notice there is not awful lot of rain stop at least in southern parts of britain. in fact, you may have to wait until friday or even into saturday before the rain which is you here. temperatures still holding around the loop, possibly the mid—20s. early on friday, after this one by the front moves out of the way, the next low pressure swings in and this will probably be the rainmaker for most of us. heavy rain is expected at this stage. not entirely sure what time the rain will arrive, could be late on thursday, could be early on friday. i think the thinking is that many of us was the a lot of clout and at least some outbreaks of rain. saturday and sunday the jet stream is quite far south, that means steering these weather systems towards more central and sou

yorkshire this morning. best of the dry weather will be the west and northern ireland, and the north east of england —— scotland will mount up. the north—east and south—west staying dry. affectionate for sleeping. sunday is similar. —— ate fresh at night for sleeping. the weather front will be pivoting so that east of northern ireland could be wet. there could be heading through central parts of england to the south—east. dryer for the west coast, and the east coast, low 20s in scotland and fine for wales and the south—west. on monday, the weather front will pivot northwards, fizzling out but leaving a legacy of clouds and may be a few heavy showers developing across scotla nd heavy showers developing across scotland in the afternoon. elsewhere, good sunny spells around, quite a nice afternoon with light wind, the strong sunshine feeling warmer, 2a to 26 degrees. but there is an area of low pressure in the south—west bringing showers later in the day sweeping eastwards across england and wales, heavy showers and baby thunderstorms in places for tuesday and wednesday. pretty u nsettled tuesday and wednesday. pre

flash flooding in north yorkshire causes a bridge to collapse, and roads are washed away. flood warnings are in place across the north and west. borisjohnson is in northern ireland for crucial talks to try to restore the stormont government, amid continued tension over the prime minister's brexit plans. clearly, the people of northern ireland have been without a government, without stormont, for two years and six months, so my prime focus this morning is to do everything i can to help that to get up and running again, because i think that's profoundly in the interests of the people here. investment in the uk car industry plummets, as companies spend heavily on preparations for a no—deal brexit. britain's ten hottest days on record have all taken place since 2002. scientists say it's a clear sign of climate change. and at 9:40, we speak to world champion swimmer adam peaty after he claims his third gold medal at the world aquatics championships. good morning, and welcome to the bbc news at 9:00am. mps have called on the new prime minister to take "personal responsibility" for tackling knife and gun crime among young people. th

west england through north—eastern england by the western scotland. rumbles of thunder likely to continue. we have seen lightning in yorkshirere we have the best of the sunshine, leuty mid—20s. this weather front is still with us through the night —— low to mid 20s. tried to the far north—east and to the south—west. here under clear skies temperatures are more co mforta ble, skies temperatures are more comfortable, 12—13. still quite muqqy comfortable, 12—13. still quite muggy across central and eastern areas, although nowhere near as hot as it has been. then into sunday, a similar story. we have this weather front bring outbreaks of heavy rain to parts of western scotland, into northern england, the midlands, down into the south—east. it will pivot a little bit and put into parts of northern ireland into the afternoon. showers around. it could be a little drierfor showers around. it could be a little drier for the showers around. it could be a little drierfor the east showers around. it could be a little drier for the east coast stop temperatures a bit better, 20—21. the best of the weather pretty much all we can will be pa

flash flooding in north yorkshire causes a bridge to collapse, and roads are washed away. flood warnings are in place across the north and westment, amid continued tension over the prime minister's brexit plans. clearly, the people of northern ireland have been without a government, without stormont, for two years and six months, so my prime focus this morning is to do everything i can to help that to get up and running again,

back in north yorkshire where there's a little rest of the venue yard where they're hoping for a bumper harvest while of course keeping an eye on the sky and he would al-jazeera west in northern england are back with more from london in about 15 minutes time now. thank you mariam now hong kong's leader carrie lamb wants to meet university students in st barts in this week's protests outside government has already started arresting several people after monday's storming of the legislative building beit reports. police have begun making a number of arrests of people that they say were involved in the storming of this building on monday that's in addition to arrests they'd already made for violent clashes in protests over the previous few weeks but their numbers are relatively few given the hundreds of thousands who've been protesting largely peacefully despite that local pro-democracy lawmaker here has claimed that the police have been acting on beijing's orders and effectively rounding up the troublemakers now that they really worry because it's so obvious by now that hong kong police have started to conduct a massive round the protests around the world the fairly

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yorkshire and our working the way into the midlands. and perhaps into south—east england and east anglia overnight. a few showers will keep going. elsewhere fairly dry. clear skies the further westtarts with a lot of cloud. showers along the south coast. the area of high pressure building. easing away most of the showers. south—east england could see a few showers first thing but they will fade. the cloud will theme and break so we will see spells of sunshine through the day. showers on the high ground of scotland, northern england and maybe some in north—west england. on the east coast, a little bit risk. a bit of cloud. further west, 21 — 24 celsius and a fine day in northern ireland. dry for the cricket world cup final. thinning and breaking by the afternoon, the cloud. gentle north—easterly breeze. similar conditions at wimbledon as well. a fairly quiet note for the new week. mainly dry. best of the sunshine through the morning and the cloud building through the day. most will be dry apart from an isolated shower here and there. a little bit warmer along the east coast as well. for most we hold onto the area of high pressure as we go through tuesday. further west, frontal pu

yorkshire, and across london with more in the wings. running across eastern counties through today. further westshine, feeling more comfortable, 2a degrees, humid down to eastern england, some errors getting 30 celsius. tonight, rain becomes more abundant in scotland, england, and temperatures tonight at 17 degrees, still feeling humid. this weekend, 24, but parts of scotland, there could be a lot of rain at times. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: there's further disruption for air and rail passengers this morning after yesterday's extremely high temperatures. boris johnson's plans for recruiting an extra 20,000 police officers over the next three years in england and wales are being set out. a new policing board will oversee the process. a leading conservative brexiteer, steve baker, has turned down a job in boris johnson's government, saying he would have been "powerless" if he had returned to his old department. a drug which doctors have called a game—changing treatment for women with the hereditary form of ovarian cancer is to be made more widely available on the nhs in england. tens

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back in north yorkshire where there's a little rest of the van yard where they're hoping for a pump to harvest while of course keeping an eye on the sky and he would al-jazeera west in northern england. right traverse it take a look at the top stories here about his era the un now says there were 2 strikes on a migrant detention center in libya which killed at least 60 people it says there were also reports that guards shot at fleeing migrants and refugees after the 1st attack the un security council has failed to agree on how to respond to the airstrikes. talks are to resume between sudan's opposition and military genter on a transfer to a civilian led government they've agreed to release prisoners and restore the internet again collapse last month after security forces raided protests killing dozens of demonstrators of all any negotiation has to start from the points that we cannot agree on and it is one main point the transitional council it is the point regarding the head of the council because both sides agreed to a civilian majority and it was suggested a to serving and it was then adjusted to $5.00 and $5.00 plus one and that would be 6 civilians and 5 mil

west midlands. jon donnison reports. after last week's sunshine, now the rain, and with it flash—flooding in the yorkshire dales.i'm pleased with the response from richmondshire district council, bringing sandbags, and north yorkshire council and the highways have brought traffic lights to divert the traffic. and it has been a challenging 24 hours for the emergency services. unfortunately the fire station was one of the first victims of the flash—flooding, and that was largely down to the fact that the crews were already out and about, helping the local community. and, with more rain forecast today and tomorrow, things could get worse before they get better. jon donnison, bbc news. the latest uk climate data has revealed that the ten hottest years on record have all taken place since 2002. analysis of temperature records, dating back to 1884, also reveals that none of the 10 coldest years has occurred since 1963. scientists say the report underlines how much the uk has been affected by climate change, as our science editor, david shukman explains. temperatures so low, the sea off kent actually froze. this was ba

back in north yorkshire where there's a little rest of the vineyard where they're hoping for a bumper harvest while of course keeping an eye on the sky and he would al-jazeera west in northern england. to receive a look at the top stories here it is area the un security council has failed to agree on how to deal with the bombing of a migrant detention center in libya the ministry of justice in libya says 60 people were killed in the air strike which has been blamed on the warlord holly for hafter but he says the target was a weapons step and not the migrant center talks have resumed between sudan's opposition and the ruling military genter on transferring power to a civilian led government negotiations collapsed a month ago after security forces raided a city in protest killing dozens of demonstrators the talks in the capital khartoum are being mediated by the african union and is here here in representatives of all any negotiation has to start from the points that we cannot agree on and it is one main point the transitional council it is the point regarding the head of the council because both sides agreed to a civilian majority it was suggested $8.00 to $7.00