alex forsyth, bbc news, wiltshire. alex with some voters in parts of wiltshire.me, can we talk about next steps? clearly you have this defiance in number ten but also colleagues of mr johnson equally adamant he has to 90, johnson equally adamant he has to go, so how does this resolve itself? looking up the chain of events that could play out, option one would be the prime minister sleeps on things tonight, wakes out tomorrow and conclude that the writing is on the wall, the podium is in the street and he offered his resignation. but what if he doesn't? you will start hearing again from conservative mps who will say we had to find the mechanism to make this happen. next week we will see a new executive elected to what is known as the 1922 committee of backbench conservatives the likelihood after that is you could get a change in rules allowing another confidence vote to take place. the current will set you cannot have one if a prime minister has survived one for another year. —— the current rule is that you cannot have one. if that rule changes and a majority of c

this city's in the heart of wiltshire, fairly solid tory turf.ion unfurls in westminster. personally, i'm very disappointed in the members as well. last night, i was talking to quite a few residents and they were stalwart... you know, they are boris supporters, ok, a lot of people didn't mind he had a beer or had done something like that. but this, being lied to, this is a totally different game. here, they say downing street's response to allegations about the deputy chief whip was the final straw in a longer line of events that has led them to question the party's leadership. i think what has happened recently has been a kind of final moral and emotional trigger for people to say enough is enough. any mps who continue to support him are complicit in bringing the conservative party into disrepute. whatever electoral appeal he did have, and, you know, we can't forget that he did deliver brexit, whatever your views on that are. but, quite frankly, he has had his day the feedback i get from residents, you know, it's very much that we can't continue

close by so overall, a lot of dry weather and also a weather disturbance has been brought into that wiltshirel continue to feed these outbreaks of rain, slowly a little further north in scotland but still holding the sunny spells in the north and north—west. a few patches of rain or showers in wales and south—west england, one or two heading towards coastal sussex and kent. despite the cloud elsewhere, it is looking largely dry and temperature is fairly close to average for the time of year, high teens and low 20s, just a light south easterly breeze. into tonight and from the cloud, it is towards northern england and parts of scotland where we will continue to see some outbreaks of rain. clear spells developing elsewhere. it is going to be a touch warmer tonight. warmer nights on the way. most noticeably in scotland tonight. tomorrow, a more generous amount of sunshine here and there, alongside some patches of cloud. we will begin in northern england and south—east scotland with outbreaks of rain slowly clearing. scotland and northern england most likely to see some scattered showers full sto

it was taken by the photographer chris jackson at the duchess�*s home in wiltshire.f, and rory mcilroy and viktor hovland take a four—shot lead into the final round of the 150th 0pen championship. the ryder cup team—mates delighted the st andrews crowd during their third round, both shooting 6—under—par 66s to lead on 16—under. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with susan powell hello, exceptional heat to come for the uk in the days ahead, the potential for temperatures never recorded before. in response to this, the met office has issued a highest level red warning for the likelihood of disruption due to the heat as it persists through the day and the night monday into tuesday. we certainly start on a warm footing for monday after a fine night. temperatures initiallyjust as the sun comes up we�*ll be in the mid to high teens. and then aside from some clout and patchy rain to the far north of scotland, we have got a day essentially of the sun beating down, adding to the heat, and a southerly air flow pulling adding to the heat, and a southerly airflow pulling

it was taken by the photographer chris jackson at the duchess�*s home in wiltshire.ne. the rolling stones invited two ukrainian children's choirs to perform their hit �*you can't always get what you want�* at a concert in vienna. the boys and girls choirs travelled from kyiv to perform the stones classic. the stones usually play the song early in their set, but they saved it for the first encore at this show. you are watching bbc news. the russian invasion of ukraine has led to a severe shortage of cooking oil — particularly in europe, which gets 80% of its supply from ukraine and russia. now a brewery in germany has come up with a novel plan to make sure customers can still order the fried schnitzel they love. wendy urquhart reports. who would have thought that the best thing to take to the pub in germany would be a bottle of cooking oil? the war in ukraine has caused a severe lack of rapeseed and sunflower oil. supermarket shelves are empty, and several shops in munich alone have slapped a limit on the number of bottles people can buy. translation: getting oil is v

it was taken by the photographer chris jackson at the duchess�*s home in wiltshire.of cambridge. there's been a warning that he uk hot weather is spreading further than expected. after a very warm night, hot weather, already underway across other parts of england and wales is expected to develop more widely across wales, southwest and northern england, plus parts of southern and southeastern scotland. we'll have more on that a little later. heat continues to build today. we are expecting temperatures in excess of a0 celsius on monday. that is the first—ever extreme heat warning from the met office. and they could be widespread. this could have a direct him on the infrastructure where you live or also when your health. this is where the red extreme heat warning is. but we have amber warnings covering the whole of england, wales and southern scotland. we have actually seen some rain today during the early hours of sunday morning. it is starting to ease away and is fairly light and patchy. just some light drizzle now across eastern england. now we will have some sunshin

residents in parts of wiltshire have been advised to stay indoors and shut their windows due to smoken areas but temperatures are down in recent days and cooler in the north. from the midlands northwards we will see more cloud, chance of a few showers, northern ireland brightening up through the afternoon, shell mainly across scotland and eastern england, as far south as east midlands and east anglia later. in the sunshine further south temperature is 24—27 closer to the july average, further south temperature is 24—27 closer to thejuly average, a bit below elsewhere, high teens and low 20s. showers this evening, eastern areas fading away, dry and clear for areas fading away, dry and clear for a time but more crowd into northern ireland, outbreaks of rain and drizzle and more extensively wetter conditions in scotland heading into tomorrow. temperatures holding up with the cloud but away from towns and cities it could get down to single figures in and is, dry and sunny, pretty worn jake more cloud in england and scotland, damp start, outbreaks of rain and drizzle, showery conditions la

commissioned kate, who is a keen amateur photographer to take a selection of photos in the gardens of her wiltshirets to watch the movie in large groups and cheering loudly during the screening have gone viral on tiktok, racking up millions of views in some cases. movie studio universal pictures has endorsed the trend, saying on twitter: "to everyone showing up to @minions in suits: "we see you and we love you". but cinemas have been less appreciative, with several complaining about the behaviour of the young fans drawn to the movie by tiktok. over the weekend, the city of belgorod, not far from the border with ukraine, was hit by what russia says was a missile strike. it was the first time the city had been damaged since the start of the war. but, as our russia editor steve rosenberg found out, few of the people there are linking the two events. the kremlin promised its special operation in ukraine would make russia safer. but in belgorod, there is little sign of safer. explosions this was the city early on sunday. russia accused ukraine of a missile attack. ukrainian officials deny it. but at lea

while swimming in rivers and lakes yesterday — in london, berkshire, salford, northumberland and wiltshirece and fire services are urging people not to go in rivers, reservoirs, lakes or other open water due to the dangers including cold water shock. gareth barlow reports. it is weather never seen before in the uk. for the first time in history, the mercury at heathrow passing a0 degrees celsius. each hour a new high. the day started for some with an early dip after the warmest night on record. trying to keep cool ahead of further dangerous weather. we keep cool ahead of further dangerous weather. ~ . ., ., keep cool ahead of further dangerous weather. ~ ., ., ., �* weather. we are all at risk. don't no out weather. we are all at risk. don't go out during _ weather. we are all at risk. don't go out during the _ weather. we are all at risk. don't go out during the middle - weather. we are all at risk. don't go out during the middle of- weather. we are all at risk. don't go out during the middle of the l weather. we are all at risk. don't i go out during the middle of the day. there are goin

while swimming in rivers and lakes yesterday — in london, berkshire, salford, northumberland and wiltshireire services are urging people not to go in rivers, reservoirs, lakes or other open water due to the dangers, including cold water shock. in essex, one person is missing at sea and another five have been rescued after they got into difficulty in waters near clacton pier. daniel sanford is in wellington huge amounts of activity, as we drove out of the city of london or log the eighth 13, at one of the main carriage rays eased out of london, you can see three large fires from the dual carriageway. this one in upstart and dartford. this appears to be perhaps the most serious of fires in london at the moment. it's basically grassland between the eighth 13 and the small settlements of wellington has caught fire. this is grassland where horses are grazing nearby. the fire has been blown onto a set of houses. we think about two or three houses have been destroyed, according to residents here. one woman we were talking to here. one woman we were talking to here live right next to them. the fir

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so thatjust threw chairs there from wiltshire police. a good night for the former chancellor, wasjust a it was a good night for the former chancellor, was just a supporter, but she is still in second place. the foreign secretary, liz truss, is eyeing up that spot, making seven games last night. not as many games as kemi badenoch. her team think she has the momentum over liz truss and penny mordaunt after making nine games, despite still being in fourth place. games, despite still being in fourth lace. :, , games, despite still being in fourth lace. . , ., games, despite still being in fourth lace. :, , :, place. that is the end of the road for me for— place. that is the end of the road for me for this _ place. that is the end of the road for me for this race. _ place. that is the end of the road for me for this race. it _ place. that is the end of the road for me for this race. it was i place. that is the end of the road for me for this race. it was game | for me for this race. it was game over for tom _ for me for this race. it was game

well, here in wiltshire, before the pandemic there were at least 20 kennels — but that number has nowy somewhere between ten and 15 customers each day. people like sam, who couldn't find anyone to look after gus — his lockdown puppy — when he went away. but that's now led to the most dramatic of career changes. well, i had a really good well—paid job beforehand for six years, and i basically decided to just take this risk, coming away from that. yeah, decided to convert my garage into a specific place to care for dogs, basically. and last week, sam got his licence — something he's taking very seriously. i'm 2a/7 here with them. yeah, i actually sleep in the garage with them. i got my, like, pull—out bed and sofa, different beds and blankets to however they're needed. going to lay down next to me, or on me? and tonight, he's even screening their favourite film. these dogs behind me are all on holiday but this boarding hotel also runs a doggy daycare and so this is amy with her dog badgerr, who is nine years old, jack russell. good morning to you both. you are off to work today. you dro

crisis, both domestic and international so i do not think there is a problem but my constituents in wiltshire can continue? no because the - fundamentals will not have changed. boris admitted he is not going to change so we will go from crisis to crisis. that is the worry and my big nightmare would be close up to a general election what happens if something else happens, a big issue comes out of this and emerges that we cannot recover from in time for the election? if i am talking as a politician who wants to get re—elected, that would keep me awake at night. re-elected, that would keep me awake at niuht. : re-elected, that would keep me awake atniuht. : ~ re-elected, that would keep me awake at niuht. : ~ :, ~ at night. andrew murrison, thank ou. i at night. andrew murrison, thank you- iwonder— at night. andrew murrison, thank you. i wonder how _ at night. andrew murrison, thank you. i wonder how much - at night. andrew murrison, thank you. i wonder how much sleep i at night. andrew murrison, thank. you. i wonder how much sleep was at night. andrew murrison, thank i you. i wonder how much sl

residents in parts of wiltshire have been advised to stay indoors and shut their windows due to smokeefence has apologised for causing the fires. we have been up here for a number of days and we have had some challenges, because it's quite a dynamic situation with fires popping up in lots of different areas across the plain. we are working well. we've got a plan in place. and we are currently actioning that plan and working very well and closely with our military colleagues. a previously unknown self—portrait of vincent van gogh has been discovered at the national galleries of scotland. the picture is on the back of another painting by the artist, and was only revealed by an x—ray. it's been hidden by layers of cardboard and glue, so experts in edinburgh are now trying to work out how to uncover it safely. joanne macaulay reports. for more than 100 years, this picture has been holding a secret. 0n the back of van gogh's head of a peasant woman is a previously unseen work by the artist. the ghostly image was revealed as experts carried out an x—ray on the painting. oh, it was a complet