sian lloyd, bbc news, wrexham.eslink, in south east england, have been getting to grips with their third new timetable in less than two months. thameslink, southern and great northern passengers have faced delays and cancellations since since may. the train operator said the latest timetable, ‘once bedded in', would provide a ‘more robust and reliable service'. it's nearly two years since the islamic state group was forced out of its stronghold in the libyan city of sirte. but the orphaned children of some of is's foreign fighters were left behind. most of them are from egypt. but they are stuck in limbo, in a tiny charity shelter in the western city of misrata, as negotiations drag on about their return home. our correspondent, sally nabil, has been to see the children in the shelter. these are the children the islamic state group left behind. stranded in a foreign country for no crime of their own. they survived the conflict, but with a lifetime of mental scarring. when i first met them, they barely spoke. they r

sian lloyd, bbc news, wrexham.he christening of prince louis — the third child of the duke and duchess of cambridge. they were taken in the garden and morning room of clarence house following the service last week. the christening was the first time william, kate and their three children had been seen together as a family of five. southgate tube station in north london has been temporarily rebranded gareth southgate. transport for london says it wanted to show its appreciation to the england manager for his efforts in the world cup, where the team finished fourth. the station will revert to its original name after 48 hours. world cup winners france are receiving a heroes' welcome, arriving home this afternoon after yesterday's win over croatia. crowds of fans have turned out to celebrate the team, who have paraded down the champs—elysees in paris. lucy williamson was among them. this is the road that turns world champions into national heroes. a moment for the world cup winner to baskin a moment for the world cup w

this is the picture from one of our weather watchers near wrexham, where you can see certainly the grassed there. now things are about to change somewhat. all courtesy of an ex—hurricane. you can see it here in the western atlantic, tropical storm chris. it has been weakening and it has been heading northwards close to nova scotia and newfoundland and up towards iceland too. now this ex—hurricane is going to be influencing our weather through the course of this weekend, and into next week as well, because it is going to be drawing in ahead of it the south—westerly winds, so just a fairly weak cold front, just trailing behind that ex—tropical storm. but ahead of it there is that warm air spilling towards the uk. further north—west, not too far away you can see the blue colours. this is cooler air that will sweep across the country as we head through the course of next week. but through the day on sunday, another dry, hot day for england and wales, eastern scotland, keeping the sunny spells. towards the north—west we have got more cloud on that trailing cold front, producing a few splashes

i am really concerned about wrexham, my concern is if we have to go to the world open market, is we getgoing to end up, and that is the problem we have got. explanations urgently wanted. as brexit approaches, the question is will keep coming. let's look at the weather for the weekend and beyond because it is warming up again, helen, isn't it? we are very had 33 at the end ofjune but we could top at the end ofjune but we could top at next week. good morning. i thought i'd start with this beautiful start of the day it is across east anglia, this was taken bya across east anglia, this was taken by a weather watcher. some beautiful cumulus up there. the reason why we have had some splash of rain, an interruption to the heat and rain, is this weather front. we have some drizzly weather across the southern half of the country, the western side of wales and also western parts of scotland. it is quite maquis out there in some areas because of the weather front but equally as quickly given the strength of the sun at this time of year, and it comes out quite widely, but we will see another weathe

in june, 20—year—old tom hughes from wrexham fell from a balcony there, and in april 19—year—old natalie herself out of her apartment. figures compiled from members of the association of british travel agents, abta, show that in 2017 there were 12 balcony related accidents which resulted in one death and 11 serious injuries. let's speak now to sean tipton from abta, which is the association of british travel agents. they have a campaign aimed at reducing balcony deaths. and to ben clatworthy, who is a travel reporter at the times, who has written about magaluf. juan jose segura sampedro is a surgeon at the son espases hospital in mallorca one of the authors of a study into balcony falls. he is working with the british council to try to prevent more deaths from happening in mallorca. thank you no much all of you for talking to us. first of all, sean, what is it about young british people in these kind of incidents?” would say it is exclusively an issue for young brits but it is overwhelmingly the case that most of these incidents to involve young british holiday—makers. there are a few th