as you said, west yorkshire police have made a number of arrests and they say that more arrests couldched and they will be reviewing cctv footage in order to identify those people who were involved in last night's violence. now, i've been speaking all day to people within the community and also local community leaders as well. they have been calling from for calm. but there is fear here. there's anger. and it does remain tense, despite the fact that the number of police in the area has significantly gone down from earlier today, hoping to sort of quail that tension more of the family. we understand from people here that the family involved was from the roma community, but that has not been confirmed by any officials yet here or within from the west yorkshire police. so for now the area is quiet other than the noise of the street cleaners, and there's been a call for calm from local community leaders. we understand from people here that the family involved was from the roma community, but that has not been confirmed by any officials yet here or within from the west yorkshire police. so

i've been talking to west yorkshire police officers and l west yorkshire police officers and local communitiesresponse — the action they are not taken in response to those unacceptable scenes — response to those unacceptable scenes of— response to those unacceptable scenes of disorder and criminality that we _ scenes of disorder and criminality that we saw last night. the community is working very closely together— community is working very closely together in response to what was a local child — together in response to what was a local child protection incident, but it is really— local child protection incident, but it is really important that the community can feel safe on the streets — community can feel safe on the streets and also that the perpetrators feel the full force of the law — perpetrators feel the full force of the law. ~ . , perpetrators feel the full force of the law. ~ ., , perpetrators feel the full force of thelaw. ., ., the law. what is your message to the olice? the law. what is your message to the police? what — the law. what is your message to the police? what do _ the l

west yorkshire will make sure the community is safe and police will put them first. is in leeds. for those who don't know what happens talking through the events of last night. it happens talking through the events of last night-— of last night. it all kicked off after of last night. it all kicked off ofter five — of last night. it all kicked off after five o'clock _ of last night. it all kicked off after five o'clock last - of last night. it all kicked off after five o'clock last night l of last night. it all kicked off - after five o'clock last night when west yorkshire police were called by the children's social care department after social workers called them because they were met with hostility regarding a child protection matter. after that, violence started in the streets, a double—decker bus was attacked as where a number of other incidents took place, bricks and other small files were started, then a west yorkshire police car was overturned right here in the middle of the estate. we clean—up is well under way. the carcass of the burnt out double—decker buses

and also south yorkshire who supported us, as well as west and south fire and rescue services, and southd rescue services, and the yorkshire ambulance service. my and the yorkshire ambulance service. my heart goes out to the family and loved ones who have lost people in this incident. this is a truly horrendous collision which we are currently in the early stages of investigating. i would ask that anyone who witnessed the incident or who has dash cam footage, please contact the major collision inquiry team. thank you. 50. contact the major collision inquiry team. thank you.— team. thank you. so, that was superintendent _ team. thank you. so, that was superintendent alan _ team. thank you. so, that was superintendent alan travis - team. thank you. so, that was l superintendent alan travis from team. thank you. so, that was - superintendent alan travis from west yorkshire police, talking about that crash in which six people were killed. he called it a tragic incident with a devastating loss of life. we can show you the picture of the couple who died. this is shannon morgan and shane roller

west yorkshire police protest.est yorkshire police have confirmed there is an ongoing public disturbance involving they say, some agency workers and some children . workers and some children. police are saying more people started to gather at the location in harehills and a decision was made by the constabulary to remove the agency workers and the children to a safe place. and as the crowd started to get more in number, more officers were drafted in where more pockets of disorder were flaring up. road closures are in place, police are telling us, and they're advising people to avoid the area. no reported injuries at this stage, but we do know that leeds city councillor salma arif has given an update on social media about the ongoing situation. here's what they said. salma arif i'm here with. >> hello, my name is inspector eddie nicholls. i'm the east leeds neighbourhood policing inspector and there is an ongoing situation currently in harehills. >> we're aware of that. the police is here and we are asking everybody

and also the mayor of west yorkshire, tracy brabin.e and crime commissioner needs to, you know, needs to ensure that the police is number one priority is getting control back of the streets. >> yeah , but it won't be that >> yeah, but it won't be that easy because we're seeing a particular set of pictures. but this is probably widespread. more than one area. it's going to take an enormous amount of police to get get hold of the situation. i remember watching the met police, some demonstrations and just seeing how complicated it is for them to direct what goes on, and they'll definitely be bringing in reinforcements from neighbouring forces. >> also regret to say that those this is from the video footage. >> i mean , there are very young >> i mean, there are very young children involved in this. there are very young children involved in in the rioting, in the criminal damage, in the becomes. i am currently in front of me here now looking at images of very young children throwing things into a burning bus. i mean, nana, this is why have

they couple in a crash in west yorkshire that killed four people on them.op job in the backing his vice president, kamala harris, for the topjob in the us presidential race. and the prime minister has spoken at the farnborough airshow today. he paid tribute tojoe biden's time in office, saying it will not have been an easy decision for him to step down. welcome to bbc news. it is 2pm. two of the adults killed in a collision between a car on motorbike in west yorkshire have been locally as shane and shannon. two girls travelling in the car without him were also killed, along with a man and woman who were on board the motorbike. the collision happened on the a61 between wakefield and barnsley on sunday afternoon. police were still at the scene this morning. these pictures show some of the debris from the vehicles that were still on

west yorkshire police have said that their investigation will be relentless. to mention that we also saw people from the local community, including local councillors, come here on thursday night, pleading with people to go home, shouting at people, saying, this is our community, this is your community, ask them what they were doing. then the next day, on friday, we saw people in the community coming together to dry to clear things up, physically taking part in the clean—up. then we also spoke to people yesterday from that roma community, which is quite sizeable and as part of leeds, they said that they thought that the council and they thought that the council and the authorities biased against them. one person said the authorities, they think, we are bad. that is with they think, we are bad. that is with the tensions have come from in the suburb of leeds which is full of lots of terraced streets, quite tightly packed year. lots of appeals for calm. this afternoon it is calm. bbc understands that an above—inflation pay rise of 5.5% will be recommended for teac

west yorkshire police are continuing to search for people involved in violent disorder in leeds on thursdayve people have already been arrested in connection with the disturbances in harehills, which saw a police car was overturned and a bus set alight. the trouble began after social services investigated a child protection issue at a house. our reporter phil mccann is in harehills and sent us this update. leeds city council says that it's, well, it's released a statement which it says was on behalf notjust of the council but also of the romanian and roma community, which really signifies the kind of tensions that there have been here with local people, especially in the romanian and roma community, blaming the council for being biased against them. this all goes back to the incident that happened here on thursday night, in which some children were removed by social services with police assistance from a local family. that then led, over the coming hours, to disturbances on the streets. it led to a car, a police car being overturned, a double decker bus, which i think you mayjust have seen,

west yorkshire police battled the "serious disorder incident" in the harehills estate as officers faced crowd that gathered in the street on thursday night. 0ur correspondent thomas magill is in leeds, and has more on the events that led to last night's disorder. well, the clean—up here in harehills, as you can see now, is well underway. as you can see behind me now, the burnt—out carcass of that double—decker bus that was attacked during the violence last night has been moved. it's on the back of a low loader down there. and street cleaners are working hard to get rid of the rest of the debris from the burnt—out bus and also the bricks and bottles that were thrown here last night when violence kicked offjust after 5 o'clock. we know from west yorkshire police that what sparked this was they had taken a call from children's social care after some social workers reported being met with hostility when they were dealing with a child protection matter. that sparked off a large crowd to gather and to turn on the police. they overturned a police car, as well as burning out a bus and threw bot

this time with you west yorkshire fire service. disbelief from people who live here. it may have only lasted a few hours but the legacy of this violent july evening will echo for much longer. tom ingall, bbc news, leeds. now to rhe middle east. the israeli military says it's investigating an apparent drone attack that hit central tel aviv early on friday. emergency services said the explosion killed one person and injured several others. the military said an initial inquiry indicated the explosion was caused by the falling of an aerial target which did not trigger air raid sirens. yemen's houthi militants suggested they were responsible for the apparent attack. they said on social media that they would reveal details about a military operation that targeted tel aviv. mohamed taha from bbc arabic is with me in the studio. what more do we know about the explosion? it seems like something very new and different in terms of what we've been seeing in the middle east in recent months. it's very significant. it's a turning point in this w

information after four adults and two children die in a collision between a car and a motorcycle in west yorkshire. more than 20,000 people on the spanish island of mallorca have taken part in a protest against mass tourism. hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start in the united states with reaction tojoe biden�*s decision to quit november's presidential race. he is backing his vice president kamala harris to now take on donald trump in the election. many top democrats have followed his lead and have also thrown their support behind her. kamala harris says she intends to "earn and win" the nomination. mr biden withdrew on sunday saying he'd taken the decision in the best interests of his party and the country. the democrat leader in the senate, chuck schumer, called mr biden a true patriot who had put america's future first. mr biden�*s endorsement of his vice president kamala harris as the presidential nominee has received support from many senior democrats. for his part, donald trump told the us network cnn, that he thought kamala harris would be easier to defeat in november's election thanjoe biden.

i would like to pass out my thanks to officers from west york shire and south yorkshire who supportedthe family and loved ones who have lost people in this incident. this is a truly horrendous collision which are currently in the early stages of investigating. i would ask that anybody who witnessed the incident or has —— cam footage please contact the major collision inquiry team. thank you. the cost of the uk is now decommissioned rwanda scheme has been revealed. new home secretary described it in the house of commons is the most shocking waste of taxpayer money she'd ever seen. the former conservatives plan to deport asylum—seekers to rwanda was immediately scrapped by sir keir starmer when he became prime minister. ., ., ., , ., , ., minister. two and half years after the previous _ minister. two and half years after the previous government - minister. two and half years after the previous government i - minister. two and half years after the previous government i can't l the previous government i can't report it has already cost the british taxpayer £700 million. in order to send

we understand that west yorkshire police have called for the help from northumbria and north and southst them in trying to control what's going on. footage shows them in riot gear. they are asking people to stay away from the area — some roads have been closed — and they are asking people to stay at home. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the first report published by the uk's covid inquiry has found significant flaws in the government's pandemic preparations that resulted in coronavirus causing more deaths and economic damage than it should have done. the damning report, the first of at least nine that will be released by the inquiry, said the government and devolved nations had "failed their citizens", and that "radical reform" was needed to prepare forfuture emergencies. here's our health editor, hugh pym. empty streets, schools closed. deadly viruses aren't new and mask wearing has been enforced. previous global outbreaks, like swine flu and sars, showed the world how an infectious disease could be controlled. but when covid struck, doctors like lisa remember ho

members of one family die in a car crash, along with two motorcyclists, on a country road in west yorkshirein bangladesh, after a violent crackdown on student demonstrators, there's a pause in the protests, but tensions remain. and we speak to charlotte dujardin ahead of her bid to become britain's most successful female olympian. and stay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at ten, live from washington. the day afterjoe biden announced he wouldn't stand for re—election as us president against donald trump in november, voters and politicians in the us have been reacting to biden�*s decision — to what it means, what happens now, and whether biden�*s running mate, vice president kamala harris, should replace him as the democrat candidate on the ballot. she's received a surge of support from within the democratic party, from the majority of the party's lawmakers in congress, as well as from the party's most prominent figures, like bill and hillary clinton. our nort

four adults and two children have died after a collision involving a car and a motorbike in west yorkshire wakefield and barnsley on sunday afternoon. police were still at the scene this morning — these pictures show that some of the debris from the vehicles was still on the road surface — and also that at least one vehicle seems to have left the carriageway. police cars have been coming and going all night here to what officers have described as an absolutely tragic incident. they were called to barnsley road here on the border between barnsley and wakefield, shortly before a:00 on sunday afternoon. a crash between a motorbike and a car left a male rider and his female passenger dead. those in the ford focus, a man and a woman, along with two young girls, also died at the scene. the road has been closed for much of sunday and overnight, while police investigated what happened and how six people came to lose their lives. while superintendent alan travis, of wakefield district police, said, "this is an absolutely tragic incident which has resulted in the loss of six lives. our thoughts go o

but what do you make of west yorkshire police and their response, what was appalling to see was thatso vastly outnumbered that it appeared as though they were forced into retreat. i mean , that's very retreat. i mean, that's very concerning, isn't it, >> it is, and i think there are questions to be asked of the police response . however, what i police response. however, what i would say is, again, in this kind of situation, the police will be criticised. whatever they did, my understanding is there were no serious injuries, there were no serious injuries, the police had they've been more heavy handed and tried to take a different approach, they would probably have been criticised for that. i think whatever they had done, they would have been criticised, i think we should thank and commend them for their bravery, in these circumstances , bravery, in these circumstances, it escalated very quickly, and yeah, it's not great to see them having to retreat, but at the same time, they need to make sure their officers are safe. they need to make sure the pubuc they need to make sure the publi

three days of temperatures above a specific threshold — have been reached in parts of kent and west yorkshireought us the warmest day of the year so far. several parts of london saw temperatures up to 32 celsius, including heathrow, kew gardens, saintjames' park, as well. and it's notjust been the warmest day of the year — we've also officially seen a heat wave already in some regions, especially kent, east malling, and bramham, in west yorkshire. these areas have seen temperatures exceed their heatwave threshold for sunday, monday, and tuesday. so already, three consecutive days — and we may well see another day or so of heatwave conditions in some areas. so, it's still warm and humid again, but a thunderstorm risk as we head through wednesday in the southeast of england. to start the day, then, we've got the heat and humidity in the south from the word go. it's fresher further north. long spells of sunshine, lots of dry weather, light winds, really pleasant late—july day — but it is humid towards the south and, as we head through the afternoon, you can see those showers and thunderstorms st

. >> well, after more than eight hours of serious disorder, west yorkshire police are now back in control of the streets of harehills in leeds. they are now beginning a slow time investigation to identify those involved in the most serious of disorder. >> donald trump gives his first speech since saturday's assassination attempt, as he describes the attack in detail. >> i said to myself, wow, what was that ? it can only be was that? it can only be a bullet and moved my right hand to my ear, brought it down my hand was covered with blood . hand was covered with blood. >> meanwhile, pressure is mounting on joe biden to drop out of the presidential race as former sources claim president obama has expressed his concern . obama has expressed his concern. >> vladimir zelenskyy is set to address the cabinet later today, as he becomes the first foreign leader to visit downing street under labour. >> yes, ukraine's president is continuing his visit to the uk this morning, becoming the first foreign leader to address cabinet since bill clinton in 1997. what will you have to say ? 1997. what will yo

the emergency services from both west and south yorkshire were called on sunday afternoon, and police. it's not known if she was at home or in another car. she is being supported by otherfamily members. this community has been shattered by this tragedy. the road here is expected to remain closed for a number of days. yunus mulla, bbc news. the israel defense forces say another two hostages taken to gaza by hamas during the attacks of 7th october have died. the idf says the bodies of alex dancyg and yagev buchshtab are still being held by hamas. meanwhile, the israeli military has ordered civilians to temporarily evacuate the eastern neighbourhoods of the city of khan younis, before what it called a "forceful operation" against palestinian armed groups. bt has been fined £17.5 million for what's been described as a "catastrophic failure" of its emergency call handling service. the communications regulator, ofcom, said the fault led to about 111,000 calls failing to connect over a period of ten hours in june last year. there's new evidence today about the uncertainty that goes with bein

west yorkshire police say that the arrest happened earlier.nformation to get in touch. thank you. the time is 6.16. our top story this evening: footage has been made public of the olympic gold medalist charlotte dujardinn repeatedly whipping a horse during a training session. and still to come: with two days to go until the opening ceremony, coming up on bbc news — andy murray tells us he's happy to be ending his tennis career at the paris olympics. but he is aiming to go out with a gold in the doubles. our correspondent adina campbell has been looking at the figures and is here now. police are now dealing with unprecedented levels of theft across england and wales. there were more than 440,000 shoplifting offences recorded by forces in the 12 months to march this year, according to the office for national statistics. that's up by almost a third on the previous year. but these are only the cases on record. it's likely there are many more which go unreported. it's not the first we've heard about this problem. shoplifting offences had already re

. motorcyclists in west yorkshire. shane roller, his partner shannon morgan , and their shannon morgan, and their daughters lily and ruby, died on the a 61 near wakefield when their ford focus was in a collision with a motorbike. a go fund me page set up for 11 year old poppy, who was not in the car , has reached more than car, has reached more than £31,000. the scene of the crash has remained closed while police investigations continue . investigations continue. superintendent alan travis, from west yorkshire police , said this west yorkshire police, said this is an absolutely tragic incident which has resulted in the loss of six lives. donations to the us democratic party have surged after president joe biden announced he's standing down from the us presidential race. the 81 year old has endorsed kamala harris as democratic candidate. it comes after the us president faced increasing calls to step aside since a faltering debate performance against republican donald trump last month . and the news comes just month. and

we understand that west yorkshire police have called for help from northumbria and north and south yorkshirele stay away from the area. some roads have been closed and they are asking people to stay at home.- been closed and they are asking people to stay at home. thank you very much- — people to stay at home. thank you very much. remember, _ people to stay at home. thank you very much. remember, you - people to stay at home. thank you very much. remember, you can i people to stay at home. thank you | very much. remember, you can get more and a story on the bbc website. the first report published by the uk's covid inquiry has found significant flaws in the government's pandemic preparations resulted in coronavirus causing more deaths and economic damage than it should have done. the damning report, the first of at least nine that will be released by the inquiry, said the government and devolved nations had "failed their citizens", and that "radical reform" was needed to prepare for future emergencies. here's our health editor, hugh pym. empty streets, schools closed. deadly viruses aren't ne

, passenger in west yorkshire, shane roller, his partner shannon morgan and their daughters lily andy died on the a61 near wakefield, when their ford focus car was in collision with that motorbike. a fundraising page has been set up for 11 year old poppy, who was not in the car when it crashed. it has now reached over £70,000. the scene of the crash has remained closed. police investigations are continuing and superintendent alan travis, from west yorkshire police, said it's an absolutely tragic incident resulting in the loss of six lives. now wales's health minister alan morgan has announced she's running to replace the outgoing first minister, vaughan gething, who lasted just four months in the job. baroness morgan seen here in these pictures, if you're watching on television on the left, we'll be standing on what they're calling a joint unity ticket with the rural affairs minister, hugh irranca—davies, who would become the deputy first minister. they've received a groundswell of support from across the labour benches in wales , including from mr wales, including from mr gething, h

against those who were responsible for the disturbances here, and west yorkshire police have said thaty, including local councillors, come here on thursday night pleading with people to go home and shouting at people really saying, "this is our community, this is your community," asking them what they were doing. and then the next day, of course, on friday, you saw people in the community coming together to try to clear things up, physically taking part in the clean—up. but then we also, the bbc, yesterday spoke to people from the roma community here, which is quite sizeable in this part of leeds, who said that they thought that, as i said, the council, the authorities were biased against them and one person said, "the authorities, they think we're bad." so that's where the tension's come from in this suburb of leeds, which is full of lots of terraced streets, quite tightly packed here. so lots of appeals for calm. and this morning, well, this afternoon rather, it is, as i say, calm. the metropolitan police says it is making advances in tackling mobile phone fraud using new investigati

my thanks go to west yorkshire police for their response. home secretary, the new home secretary, yvette cooper, within the last 20 minutes. well, west yorkshire police have said tonight more people have begun tonight more people have begun to gather at the location in harehills and a decision was made by the chief inspector to remove agency workers and children to a safe place . we children to a safe place. we understand now there is a large police presence in the area. no injuries reported as yet, but those disturbances are ongoing in the harehills area of leeds tonight . now in the harehills area of leeds tonight. now to in the harehills area of leeds tonight . now to news from the tonight. now to news from the united states, where donald trump is preparing to speak for the very first time since the attempt on his life, the former president will give a speech at the republican national convention in milwaukee in wisconsin . he's written the wisconsin. he's written the speech himself, and it comes amid reports that barack obama has told hi

four adults and two children have died after a collision involving a car and a motorbike in west yorkshire. it happened on the a61, between wakefield and barnsley, on sunday afternoon. our reporter, oli constable, sent this update from the scene. police cars have been coming and going all night here to what officers have described as "an absolutely tragic incident". they were called to barnsley road here, on the border between barnsley and wakefield, shortly before 4:00 on sunday afternoon. a crash between a motorbike and a car left a male rider and his female passenger dead. those in the ford focus, a man and a woman, along with two young girls, also died at the scene. the road has been closed for much of sunday and overnight, while police investigated what happened and how six people came to lose their lives. well, superintendent alan travis, of wakefield district police, said, "this is an absolutely tragic incident, which has resulted in the loss of six lives. our thoughts go out to the families of those who have died, who we are working with to provide support at this time." police hav

west yorkshire police were called to the area around teatime yesterday.t alight. these pictures are being widely shared on social media. other fires were started and bricks were thrown. by midnight, the police had withdrawn. later returning in the small hours with the support of west yorkshire fire service. the harehills community rallied round to begin the clean—up of the disorder. it's the same message i've been giving all night — this community is yours, it belongs to us, anything that gets harmed in this community is ours. this bus was ours, this library is ours, these traffic lights are ours. we need to take pride in our own community and make sure that these kind of things can't happen here. the home secretary, yvette cooper, has condemned the violence, saying local officials will work closely with the community to provide support and reassurance to prevent further disturbances. the scale of last night's disorder is evident today, unlike the reasons behind it. thomas magill, bbc news. well, in the last hour or so, there's been a big increase in the

officially seen a heat wave already in some regions, especially kent, east malling, and bramham, in west yorkshired their heatwave threshold for sunday, monday, and tuesday. so, already, three consecutive days, and we may well see another day or so of heatwave conditions in some areas. so, it's still warm and humid again, but a thunderstorm risk, as we head through wednesday in the southeast of england. to start the day, then, we've got the heat and humidity in the south from the word go. it's fresher, further north, but long spells of sunshine, lots of dry weather, light winds, really pleasant late—july day, but it is humid towards the south, and, as we head through the afternoon, you can see those showers and thunderstorms starting to crop up, particularly so across parts of kent, into sussex, as well. they'll be hit—and—miss, so you might not see one, but if you do catch one, could be some localised flooding. top temperatures still 28, possibly 29, for central and southern areas. low—20s or high teens, though, further north. now, heading on into wednesday evening and overnight into thursday, so

my thanks go to west yorkshire police for their response. i'm being kept regularly updated that from the home secretary, the new home secretary, yvette cooper, within the last 20 minutes. well, west yorkshire police have said tonight more people have begun tonight more people have begun to gather at the location in harehills and a decision was made by the chief inspector to remove agency workers and children to a safe place . we children to a safe place. we understand now there is a large police presence in the area. no injuries reported as yet, but those disturbances are ongoing in the harehills area of leeds tonight . now in the harehills area of leeds tonight. now to in the harehills area of leeds tonight . now to news from the tonight. now to news from the united states, where donald trump is preparing to speak for the very first time since the attempt on his life, the former president will give a speech at the republican national convention in milwaukee in wisconsin . he's written the wisconsin. he's written the speech himself, and it c

it's a good job the west yorkshire fire and rescue weren't having to deal with 9/11.e secretary, yvette cooper, actually went to leeds today. here she is. >> well, i've been talking to west yorkshire police officers and also local community leaders about the action they are now taking in response to those unacceptable scenes of disorder and criminality that we saw last night. the community is working very closely together in response to what was a local child protection incident. but it's really important that the community can feel safe on the streets, and also that the perpetrators feel the full force of the law . of the law. >> i mean, forgive me, but it was that community that was kicking the backside out of their own area, wasn't it? but there is the other elephant in there is the other elephant in the room. when you see clips like this. you do wonder what has become of our wonderful, harmonious , our wonderful, harmonious, diverse society. well, let's be honest . thousands of people honest. thousands of people there in an incredibly multicultural area had absolu

the emergency services from both west and south yorkshire were called on sunday afternoon, and police they witnessed this was obviously a tragic incident also for them. the eldest sister, who is 11, wasn't with the family. it's not known if she was at home or in another car. she is being supported by otherfamily members. this community has been shattered by this tragedy. the road here is expected to remain closed for a number of days. yunus mulla, bbc news. still to come on the world today... benjamin netanyahu benjamin neta nyahu travels benjamin netanyahu travels to washington to meet president biden and which celebrities are rushing to show their support for kamala harris? around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. jd vance is holding his first rally in his hometown of middletown ohio. let's listen in a bit. cheering. that's right, he probably does have an iq of 270, but don't tell him that. don't tell him that. so. the problem is, when our leadership makes all these dumb decisions, we know exactly who suffers the consequences, it's the people right he

west yorkshire taken into care. west yorkshire mayor tracy brabin condemned what she's described as the violent and thoughtless actions , violent and thoughtless actions, promising a thorough investigation . health alerts are investigation. health alerts are investigation. health alerts are in place across the country as the summer sun brings welcome relief for some experts. experts are urging people to take precautions, with warnings in place in many parts of england until 11:00 tomorrow night. today is now officially the hottest day of the year after temperatures hit 31.2 in heathrow this afternoon . but heathrow this afternoon. but england is far from the hottest part of europe today , with part of europe today, with temperatures in madrid and seville peaking at around 40 degrees. and if you've ever thought of managing the england squad, this could be your moment. the football association has posted an official job advert on its website for role of head coach. the job description says the search is on for someone

in west yorkshire and beyond, there are more basic challenges too, like getting the transpennine trainsconomy back on track. how quickly can it deliver? faisal islam, bbc news. the sweep of electoral history hasn't been kind to labour. the party is much more proficient at losing elections than winning them. it's a century since they first entered government, so how does this latest victory compare to other political landslides of the past? here's allan little. only two elections in living memory have fundamentally reshaped british society. the first was the labour landslide of 19115. put labour in. vote conservative — socialism must win. it brought swathes of the economy into public ownership — coal, steel, shipbuilding. it vastly extended the welfare state. it built millions of council houses. it founded the national health service. in this new society, levels of social and economic inequality fell dramatically. the conservatives came to accept much of this as a new reality, and a cross—party consensus formed that lasted nearly a0 years. the second transformational election was mrs tha

west yorkshire police ? ?es widely shared on social media. other fires were started under bricks were thrown. home secretary yvette cooper wrote on social media, i am appalled at the shocking scenes and the attacks on police vehicles and public transport in leeds tonight, disorder of this nature has no place in our society. by midnight, police had withdrawn and the road reopened. as we drove into the area, there were hundreds of people on the street, the air heavy with smoke. quarter past midnight, and this is just next to harehills lane junction, and this will be one of theissues junction, and this will be one of the issues of the night, the burnt out bus that we saw in flames earlier, but what is happening now is the community are rallying around, trying to put it out, we saw someone dragging a wheelie bin full of water, and you can see they are bailing buckets of water under the flames, trying to cool things down. in the small hours, police returned, this time with west yorkshire fire service. whatever ange

. motorcyclists in west yorkshire. a motorcycle collided on the a61 between barnsley and wakefield. superintendent alan travis, from west yorkshire police, said this is an absolutely tragic incident which has resulted in the loss of six lives. a 15 year old boy has died after being shot in a park in west london. the metropolitan police were called to the location near hazelwood crescent in ladbroke grove last night. the teenage boy was found with injuries and pronounced dead at the scene. police said. six men have now been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in custody . and the prince and in custody. and the prince and princess of wales have shared a new photo of prince george to mark his 11th birthday. the image was taken by his mother, princess catherine, and posted on kensington palace's social media accounts. the black and white shot shows the future king smiling, wearing a white shirt and a dark blazer. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour for the very lat

officially seen a heat wave already in some regions, especially kent, east malling, and bramham, in west yorkshireve days, and we may well see another day or so of heatwave conditions in some areas. so, it's still warm and humid again, but a thunderstorm risk, as we head through wednesday in the southeast of england. to start the day, then, we've got the heat and humidity in the south from the word go. it's fresher, further north, but long spells of sunshine, lots of dry weather, light winds, really pleasant late—july day, but it is humid towards the south, and, as we head through the afternoon, you can see those showers and thunderstorms starting to crop up, particularly so across parts of kent, into sussex, as well. they'll be hit—and—miss, so you might not see one, but if you do catch one, could be some localised flooding. top temperatures still 28, possibly 29, for central and southern areas. low—20s or high teens, though, further north. now, heading on into wednesday evening and overnight into thursday, some of those heavy showers and thunderstorms become a little bit more extensive, especial

officially seen a heat wave already in some regions, especially kent, east malling, and bramham, in west yorkshire tuesday. so already, three consecutive days — and we may well see another day so, already, three consecutive days — and we may well see another day or so of heatwave conditions in some areas. so, it's still warm and humid again, but a thunderstorm risk as we head through wednesday in the southeast of england. to start the day, then, we've got the heat and humidity in the south from the word go. it's fresher further north. long spells of sunshine, lots of dry weather, light winds, really pleasant late—july day — but it is humid towards the south and, as we head through the afternoon, you can see those showers and thunderstorms starting to crop up, particularly so across parts of kent into sussex, as well. they'll be hit—and—miss, so you might not see one, but if you do catch one, could be some localised flooding. top temperatures still 28—29 for central and southern areas. low—20s or high teens though further north. now, heading on into wednesday evening and overnight into thursday, so

officially seen a heat wave already in some regions, especially kent, east malling, and bramham, in west yorkshireee another day or so of heatwave conditions in some areas. so, it's still warm and humid again, but a thunderstorm risk as we head through wednesday in the southeast of england. to start the day, then, we've got the heat and humidity in the south from the word go. it's fresher further north. long spells of sunshine, lots of dry weather, light winds, really pleasant late—july day — but it is humid towards the south and, as we head through the afternoon, you can see those showers and thunderstorms starting to crop up, particularly so across parts of kent into sussex, as well. they'll be hit—and—miss, so you might not see one, but if you do catch one, could be some localised flooding. top temperatures still 28—29 for central and southern areas. low—20s or high teens though further north. now, heading on into wednesday evening and overnight into thursday, some of those heavy showers and thunderstorms become a little bit more extensive, especially across parts of england and wales. could be

to retreat from an angry mom, a double decker bus was set on fire and a swan car flipped over west yorkshire police say they are dealing with the ongoing situation and advise people to stay home. but we got a chance to speak with marks, angles, and then an institute editor, alexander mckay, who described the long running root cause behind this on rather the riot such as this more common than you might expect in britain. and they happens in many different communities. there's been a riots in a product over the last few decades in multiple areas. all of the other thing that they have in common is that these rights take place in poor areas. there are large numbers of people in this country who live in his deposition where they have no real hope of life getting any better. they view the pharmacies as their enemies and they uh, from their life experience they all correct to do so. um and when it is a situation because which causes a clash between the pharmacies and the defense department, estimated the cost of the abandon arms at over $7000000000.00 among the hardware did store aircraft vehicles,

west yorkshire police protest.confirmed there is an ongoing public disturbance involving they say, some agency workers and some children . workers and some children. police are saying more people started to gather at the location in harehills and a decision was made by the constabulary to remove the agency workers and the children to a safe place. and as the crowd started to get more in number, more officers were drafted in where more pockets of disorder were flaring up. road closures are in place, police are telling us, and they're advising people to avoid the area. no reported injuries at this stage, but we do know that leeds city councillor salma arif has given an update on social media about the ongoing situation. here's what they said. salma arif i'm here with. >> hello, my name is inspector eddie nicholls. i'm the east leeds neighbourhood policing inspector and there is an ongoing situation currently in harehills. >> we're aware of that. the police is here and we are asking everybody in the area to please sta

west yorkshire police said they are dealing with the ongoing situation, but did advise people to stay high. donald trump has confirmed that he has accepted the republican nomination for the us presidency on the final day of the parties. national convention. he was speaking days off to survive. and of course, the assassination attempt from discard the moment he was wounded in the joy, no rush. i said to myself, wow, what was that? it can only be a bullet and moved my right hand to my ear, brought it down. my hand was covered with blood, just absolutely blood all over the place. i immediately knew it was very serious that we were under attack. and the one movement proceeded to drop to the ground low as for continuing to fly, there was blood pouring everywhere and yet in a certain way, i felt very safe because i had god on my side. the probably one of the most noteworthy parts of that speech was when trump actually thanks the secret service, even though they have failed to deal with a very, very serious security threat. this is something that has really upset a lot of trump supporters. a

information after four adults and two children die in a collision between a car and a motorcycle in west yorkshiresm. hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start in the united states with reaction tojoe biden's decision to quit november's presidential race. he is backing his vice president kamala harris to now take on donald trump in the election. many top democrats have followed his lead and have also thrown their support behind her. kamala harris says she intends to "earn and win" the nomination. mr biden withdrew on sunday saying he'd taken the decision in the best interests of his party and the country.