yorkshire and the income it brings to yorkshire.show knows that a good deal could do wonderful things for this sector. the great yorkshire show i’u ns sector. the great yorkshire show runs for three days there will be a lot of people coming through despite the weather. in other business stories we've been following: promotion texts — they look a bit like this. they're refered to as premium texts. they look a little bit like that. they're being investigated by a watchdog following complaints from recipients that they have been charged fees even though many believe they never opted into the service. the two companies pro money holdings and veo involved in the campaign deny any wrongdoing. air india has stopped serving non—vegetarian meals to save money. it'll effect passengers flying economy on domestic routes. air india's business isnt the best of shape and the government there is considering ways to privatise the airline. it's a controversial move, diet is highly politicised in india where many hindus are vegetarian but muslims ofte

this isn‘t going to benefit south yorkshire one bit, it‘s just benefit south yorkshire one bit, it‘sjusti don't know your name? benefit for anybody round here. people for one aren‘t going to be able to afford to get on it. i don't know your name, but i just want to ask you why you think they‘ve come to that decision? well, i do believe... i think they are saying it‘s more cost effective, but if it‘s going to be a loop that‘s serving sheffield, this loop won‘t be big enough to get up to high speed. are you with me? yes, i am and, as i say, a lot of people will watch you and utterly understand the dilemma you now face. you are going to have to move? well... that will be the last... well... that will be the last... well it will be the most terrible thing if we do have to move but, as my husband said, if anybody‘s going to bulldoze this property, which i laid the first brick for, it will be him and nobody else. so you will fight this to the end? yes. yes. and that means what? there is too much love and too many memories. family memories. too much hard work. gone into all of this. yes. over 4

the case involves the south yorkshire police helicopter. 2007 and 2012. a fifth officer has admitted the charges of misconduct in a public office. let's speak to our correspondent danny savage, who's at sheffield crown court. what's been said in court, danny? well, jane, the opening words to the jury well, jane, the opening words to the jury from richard wright qc, the prosecutor at work, to some of you, the south yorkshire police helicopter might be a familiar sight in the skies of the city or indeed the county of south yorkshire. this case concerns the use of that helicopter on our trip occasions. waterboarded more accurately, perhaps it involves the of that helicopter —— ought to put it more accurately. what did they do? the jury accurately. what did they do? the jury was shown by three videos from the powerful camera on the nose of that helicopter, which was used as pa rt that helicopter, which was used as part of police surveillance work. the first surveillance video showed a woman sunbathing naked in her garden in rotherham. the secon

ten minutes to go the west yorkshire side were trailing by two points, and down to 11 men.ast six minutes of the match, turning things around. and finally, england's women have won the bronze medal at the lacrosse world cup which concluded today in guildford in a thrilling match against australia, the scores were level at 9—9 at full time so it went to a golden goal decider and it was megan whittle who grabbed a dramatic winner for the home side, prompting wild celebrations. england have finished fourth at the previous two tournaments so you can understand the delight at finishing among the medals. you can forgive them celebrating so strongly there. that's just about it, a break—up of the top stories. chris froome will win his fourth tour title tomorrow in paris, jordan spieth leading by three at the open. that's all this evening, thank you for joining that's all this evening, thank you forjoining us. lovely weather at the open this evening, tomorrow looking promising, we will look at that in a moment, it hasn't looked good across the uk today, this rain and low pressure on

they knew they we re in south yorkshire.rate invasion of people's privacy pork at the very least the amusement of the crew and at the worst, the sexual gratification and represents not only an abuse of that trust placed in them as the crew of a police helicopter but also a gross waste of the valuable resource, the police helicopter. it was also said there may be attempts to trivialise what happened during this court case, to dismiss it as loutish conduct. however, you will hear from some of those whose privacy was invaded who found nothing amusing about what happened. there are four defendants on trial, the trial is due to last three weeks. matthew leuchars, police officer, lee walls, also a police officer and two pilots, matthew loosemore and malcolm reeves, and they deny all of the charges they are facing. adverts showing women cleaning up — or men failing at household chores should be regulated more strongly. the advertising standards authority says commercials that endorse gender stereotypes can be socially irresponsible

parts of yorkshire, to begin the day some outbreaks of rain. around to begin the day. plenty of sunshine in western scotland. rather cloudy, and low cloud at that, into the far north—east of scotland, northern isles, hanging around during the day. and it is an east—west split for monday's weather. if you're underneath this cloud, it will feel quite cool, though it may brighten up. the odd shower in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england. but for wales, for western england, for northern ireland, and for northern scotland, in the sunshine it will be very pleasant. 25 celsius in glasgow, though a late—day shower somewhere in western scotland can't be ruled out. as we go through monday evening, still some of those outbreaks of rain in the east of england, gradually beginning to pull away as we say goodbye to that area of low pressure. still some cloud around, though, from it, as we begin the day on tuesday. should start to break up, some sunny spells coming through again, and a gap between weather systems on tuesday. so take advanta

the weather is looking fine in northern ireland, scotland, through the lake district, yorkshire, thewer here and there, but that is it. we start the day on a fine note. a bit more cloud across east anglia as the overnight rain clears out into the north sea. for the rest of the day, little change. some fair weather cloud across most of england and wales. in the north—west, the weather will turn, so we expect another weather front coming through northern ireland for the afternoon, and into western scotland. for wimbledon, variable cloud, with sunshine. it is looking quite across north—western areas, but the bulk of the country is looking dry. saturday, a line of weather fronts in the atlantic moving towards north—western areas. generally, what is happening on saturday is there is a lot of low cloud rolled wing of the atlantic, with outbreaks of rain, it will be muggy, murky, misty, but warm. it will improve a bit on sunday. still fairly cloudy and muggy across southern areas, but turning fresh and bright. i want to show you how hot it has been in spain today. a record. this is bbc news

parts of yorkshire, to begin the day some outbreaks of rain.ugh, bearing up quite well. northern ireland, a few fog patches around to begin the day. plenty of sunshine in western scotland. rather cloudy, and low cloud at that, into the far north—east of scotland, northern isles, hanging around during the day. and it is an east—west split for monday's weather. if you're underneath this cloud, it will feel quite cool, though it may brighten up and see the odd sharp shower in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england. but for wales, for western england, for northern ireland, and for northern scotland, where in in some sunshine it will be very pleasant. 2a—25 celsius in glasgow, though a late—day shower somewhere in western scotland can't be ruled out. as we go through monday evening, still some of those outbreaks of rain in the east of england, gradually beginning to pull away as we say goodbye to that area of low pressure. still some cloud around, though, from it, as we begin the day on tuesday. should start to break up, then we'll s

word go quite a bit of sunshine but across much of south—east england, east anglia, the midlands, yorkshiret of cloud to come and you can see some of us starting to get those outbreaks of rain. should be a dry picture across north—west england at this stage. northern ireland any fog patches clearing away. plenty of sunshine, north—east scotland some low cloud into the northern isles which may hang around for much of the day. on through the day, some patchy rain in central and eastern england, gradually easing its way eastwards. ahead of its arrival in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england, some sunny spells are possible but the odd sharp shower within the cloudy and damp areas. quite cool with the breeze in the north sea coasts, but in the west, lows of mid 20s. a late they shower in western scotland, low cloud on the far north—east of scotland. in the far north—east of scotland. in the monday evening, ending the day with some warm sunshine, but patchy rain in east anglia and parts of south—east england. just about gone by tuesday. could be a cloudy start, but brightening u

after that, huge conurbations the northwest, greater manchester and west yorkshire and leeds.huge conurbations, millions of people and tens of thousands of businesses and gives the transport capacity they will need to thrive in the next generation and we need to think about the next generation and the capacity we will need to succeed as a country as well as dealing with the shorter term pinch points and other small investments. thank you for your time. some politicians are unhappy about the news. one of them is the labour mp for rotherham, sarah champion. she's in our westminster studio. i don't know if you heard what loader don't necessary but is a big supporter of hs2, what would you say about the announcement? bizarrely i am alsoa about the announcement? bizarrely i am also a big supporter of hs2, this country needs investment in infrastructure, we need thejobs country needs investment in infrastructure, we need the jobs and the skilling up of young people off the skilling up of young people off the back of that but what i am absolutely furious about is today we got the res

. 0utbreaks sunny spells the clouds, parts of yorkshire.es around to begin the day. plenty of sunshine in western scotland. rather cloudy, and low cloud that, into the far north—east of scotland, northern isles, hanging around during the day. and it is an east—west split for monday's weather. if you are underneath this cloud it may feel quite cool, though it may brighten up. the odd shower in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england. but for wales, the west of england and northern ireland, and for northern scotland, in the sunshine it would be very pleasant. 25 celsius in glasgow, though a late they shower somewhere in western scotland cannot be ruled out. as we go through monday evening, still some of those outbreaks of rain in the east of england, gradually beginning to pull away as we say goodbye to that area of low pressure. still some cloud around, though, from it, as we begin the day on tuesday. as soon as that sta rts the day on tuesday. as soon as that starts to break up, some sunny spells coming through again and a ga

the case involves the south yorkshire police helicopter.spied on people on four occasions between 2007 and 2012. a fifth officer has admitted the charges of misconduct in a public office. let's cross now to our correspondent, danny savage, who is outside sheffield crown court. simon, the case started to date. as with the beginning of any trial, this is when the prosecution will outline its case, and their qc said the case concerns the use of the south yorkshire police helicopter, ona number of south yorkshire police helicopter, on a number of occasions between 2007 - 2012, or to on a number of occasions between 2007 — 2012, or to put it more accurately, the misuse of either for —— the helicopter by the four defendants. and a fifth man, adrian pogmore,. the helicopter it is alleged was used to film people either naked in their gardens, or having sex. the camera zoomed in at a naked women in her garden in rotherham. there was also footage of naturist in doncaster, and there was footage of a couple having sex on a patio in their suburban house

tommy fleetwood, a local lad, he played the lancashire when i played for yorkshire.. played for yorkshire. he used to do fantastically well. it would be nice to play with tommy, play with someone to play with tommy, play with someone i know and see how he is doing so well really. adam hodkinson there. the very best of luck to him. he tees of at 11:15 tomorrow morning. we heard him talk there about some of the big stars who'll be targeting that famous old claretjug. let's here from some of them now. 0nce once you win one, obviously, that's off your shoulder and it's more about putting yourself in contention to wina about putting yourself in contention to win a second one, given the long and successful career i have had, that's pretty much what i am aiming for. if i was in a betting company andl for. if i was in a betting company and i saw my form over the past few weeks, you would say, yeah, it's a fair price, but all it takes is for one week for those odds to go back to 7-1, 8-1, one week for those odds to go back to 7—1,8—1, quite one week for those odds to go back

the south yorkshire police helicopter was a familiar sight above this city and elsewhere in south yorkshireber of occasions over a five—year period. what are these officers and pilots accused of doing? the video evidence was shown to the court today. four videos, the first one showed a video of a woman sunbathing naked in her back garden in rotherham, the police helicopter nearby and zoomed in and took a close—up image of her body and records her sunbathing naked. the second video showed a couple of naturists sitting outside their ca rava n naturists sitting outside their caravan in doncaster. the third showed a couple having sex on the patio in their back garden. they knew they were being filmed because they knew somebody on board the helicopter. the fourth video showed another woman sunbathing naked in her garden. the prosecutor said after those videos, there was no legitimate police purpose for any of the observations being made. it was a deliberate invasion of their privacy, for at the very least the inappropriate amusement of the crew. 0ne inappropriate amusement of the crew. one of th

reducing some rain, particularly across yorkshire and lincolnshire this morning.nd, a clearer start today for you. temperatures picking up quickly in the morning sunshine. the same for wales. by the time we get to eight o'clock, temperatures roughly around 18 degrees. some doubt whether cloud, but again, a dry and sunny start to the day. through today, that weather front drifts back to the north sea, taking remnants of rain with it. on the east coast, and onshore flow. a brisk wind coming from the north. feeling cooler, looking at16— from the north. feeling cooler, looking at 16— 17 down the east coast. in the sunshine and towards the west, likely to get up to about 24. we could see the odd shower across western scotland later in the day. in the evening and overnight, many showers tending to fade. wind tending to drop a touch, some clearer skies. we could see some isolated pockets of fog, nothing too drastic. in scotland, temperatures could dip down into lows single figures. for the rest of us, good shape, staying in double figures. tomorrow, starting on a much dr

they are the noisy muggers in the seaside resorts of north yorkshire. there is a new top bird in town. meg the hawk is here to scare off the bad boys. she scours gull territory. last year, there were 34 attacks, in varying severity. the birds are two or three times the size of meg. and when they do hit, they can hit with some force, and it is very distressing. and when you have got families with kids, it can cause a lot of issues. and ultimately what seaside towns want to do is generate tourism, and if you have gull attacks on a regular basis, it is going to have an impact on that. the gulls are particularly aggressive when they have got youngsters in the numerous nests on whitby‘s rooftops, so another part of the operation involves destroying nests before eggs hatch. for many visitors to whitby and scarborough, this is where the danger begins. because, within a few seconds of coming outside, you are definitely being watched, you can quickly be mobbed, and if you are really unlucky, you could be mugged. there are some photos of me on here. i'm getting m

parts of yorkshire, outbreaks of rain. north—east england bearing up quite well.. plenty of sunshine in western scotland. rather cloudy, and low cloud at that, into the far north—east of scotland, northern isles, hanging around during the day. and it is an east—west split for monday's weather. if you're underneath this cloud, it will feel quite cool, though it may brighten up. the odd shower in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england. but for wales, for western england, for northern ireland, and for northern scotland, in the sunshine it will be very pleasant. 25 celsius in glasgow, though a late—day shower somewhere in western scotland can't be ruled out. as we go through monday evening, still some of those outbreaks of rain in the east of england, gradually beginning to pull away as we say goodbye to that area of low pressure. still some cloud around, though, from it, as we begin the day on tuesday. should start to break up, some sunny spells coming through again, and a gap between weather systems on tuesday. so take advantage of that, and enjoy th

the south yorkshire police helicopter is a familiar sight in the skies above here. resource in the fight against crime. the allegation in this case it was misused on a number of occasions over a five year period. as a result, five members of its crew were charged. what did they do? videos were shown to the court today, the first one showed a woman sunbathing naked in her garden, the camera zooms in on her body. a second video showed anywayrieses sitting outside their ca navan second video showed anywayrieses sitting outside their canavan in doncaster. the next showed a couple having sex on their patio. they knew they were being filmed. the woman waves and a fourth shows somebody sunbathing naked. it was a deliberate invasion of their privacy, for the amusement of the crew. two police officers and two pilots are on charge here. they deny the charges. . they blame another police officer for the charges. . they blame another police officerfor doing the charges. . they blame another police officer for doing all of this. he pleaded guilty to misconduct in public office.

this area of rain spread north through parts of england, these midlands and yorkshire. have evening sunshine, arts of northern england did quite well this afternoon. as the night goes on we hold onto some wet weather, mostly affecting parts of north scotland and easter gun. in other parts will drier and cooler. 10—14 the overnight temperature. some fog patches around that shouldn't last too long. low—pressure still very close by tomorrow. there may be a fine start to the day for many with some sunshine, give the umbrella handy because the showers will get going again. at nine o'clock across england and wales, very few showers, just the odd one. most places getting a fine start. fog patches gradually clear. the odd shower in northern ireland but most places will stay dry. sunny spells as well. western scotland does well to begin but an area of cloud and rain affects north—east scotland, and let cool breeze will sink further south during the day and in the evening going intojenny during the day and in the evening going into jenny gunn during the day and in the evening goi

south yorkshire police said forensic work was being carried out in aberdeen to try to extract dna fromw jared kushner, who's also one of his key advisors, has been appearing before a special senate committee. he released his opening statement, denying any wrong—doing or collusion with russian government officials during the presidential election campaign. the meeting is behind closed doors, but we can speak to our north america editorjon sopel who's at the white house for us. how significant a moment is this in the ongoing saga of alleged links between the trump team and russia? i think it is very significant indeed because this is the most senior person in the trump entourage who finds himself in the cross hairs of this sprawling russia investigation. nowjared of this sprawling russia investigation. now jared kushner of this sprawling russia investigation. nowjared kushner is someone investigation. nowjared kushner is someone who has stayed in the shadows, he only appeared on camera once but you can see this thing behind me, huge numbers of reporters, jared kushner is about to come ou

here's the forecast sequence over east yorkshire.s from the south—east england and away to wales, wetter weather moving to eastern england and northern england perhaps, still around by sam. further west we have some clearer skies and some showers and they will push east through the day following the rain as it clears away. not many showers first thing, 9am if you're up showers first thing, 9am if you're up and about in scotland, a few showers in northern ireland, that rain from overnight in parts of northern england, especially lincolnshire and east anglia, will have cleared by this stage and most of england and wales will start sunny. showers into the south—west approaches and through the irish sea and into the bristol channel. still windy in the south—east of england at this stage but the rain should have cleared. the blustery winds will probably keep going for a good pa rt will probably keep going for a good part of the day and there's the chance of a passing shower at the ovalfor chance of a passing shower at the oval for the bat

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for the yorkshire air ambulance.ted me to that but under false pretensions. the way you are carrying an now you are not getting an invite. i'm taking the inside back. it is a mess. it is a mess and it is also a complete wind—up. laughter sky is that right? you muppet! it is never. is that a wind—up? you muppet! i will get you that! this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... the brand new white house director of communications antony scaramucci is leaving, just ten days after donald trump hired him. he man in charge of kenya's computerised voting system has been found dead — and the president election is august 8. one kenyan newspaper is reporting that the body of chris msando was decapitated. speculation around what's happened here plays into what is already a tense campaign. it's close — with president uhuru kenyatta up against long—time opponent raila odinga. here's nancy kacungira with what we know about the death of chris msando. it is quite important to know who he was chris msando w

they are the noisy muggers in the seaside resorts of north yorkshire.rritory. she circles gull territory to try and move them on. last year there were 3a attacks, in varying severity. the birds are two or three times the size of meg. and when they do hit, they can hit with some force, and it is very distressing. and when you have got families with kids, it can cause a lot of issues. and ultimately what seaside towns want to do is generate business, and if you have gull attacks on a regular basis, it is going to have an impact on that. the gulls are particularly aggressive when they have got youngsters in the numerous nests on whitby‘s rooftops, so another part of the operation involves destroying nests before eggs hatch. for many visitors to whitby and scarborough, this is where the danger begins. because, within a few seconds of coming outside, you are definitely being watched, you can quickly be mobbed, and if you are really unlucky, you could be mugged. there are some photos of me on here. i'm getting mobbed by seagulls. local people are trying to de

this isn't going to benefit south yorkshire one bit. just them down south, that is the only thing that will benefit. if we have the capacity of the future we need express trains off existing mainlines to create more space in birmingham, leeds four commuter trains in to get freight off the roads and rail. we'll be hearing from residents who'll be affected, and business leaders who welcome the new routes. the other main stories on bbc news at 5. the education secretary announces an extra £1.3 billion in funding for schools, over the next two years. the additional investment we are announcing today will be the biggest improvement in the school funding system for well over a decade. round two. a fresh round of talks in brussels on the uk's departure from the eu — the brexit secretary says it's time to get down to business. a terminally ill man takes his case to the high court — to try to overturn the ban on assisted dying. and the duke and duchess of cambridge arrive with their family in warsaw — at the start of a tour of poland and germany

the yorkshire captain was dropped after a poor performance against bangladesh in october but he's thed middlesex bowler toby roland—jones is also included in the 12—man squad. surrey have made a bright start to their innings in the final of the one day cup at lord's. nottinghamshire have fought back with quick wickets at lord's. they have taken three in the last half hour to leave surrey now 197—5 with mark stoneman making his century in the last few minutes. full coverage on the bbc sport website including ball by ball commentary. that's all sports are now. i am off home now so i will see you soon. someone else bringing you the sport through the rest of the afternoon. i am pretty confident that he is not smoking outside the building because he is not smoking inside it because it has been ten years since the smoking ban was introduced in pubs around england. it hasn't been popular with everybody, but campaigners say the legislation has helped two million smokers to kick the habit. it is suggested that only 12% of smokers once the law reversed. so should we be celebrating the effect of

it has been quite decent today, some sunshine, that is a picture of daisies in north yorkshire, but overallill be quite warm nevertheless. there is a lot of cloud out there in the atlantic, thatis cloud out there in the atlantic, that is heading our way, it has already been raining hard in northern ireland and parts of scotla nd northern ireland and parts of scotland as well, and that rain will push through in the course of the night, and to the south it is remaining dry but the clouds will be rolling into the course of the night and the solidity rising. whether you are in town or outside it will be pretty warm and muggy —— and the humidity rising. this cloud and rain continued to spread but it won't be raining all the time. we will have over cast skies and there may be a bit of rain if you are unlucky and that it might even brighten up and then back to cloud again. by the changeable day, but on balance most of the time it will be overcast and muggy. if there will be any lengthy sunny spells i suspect it will be on the south coast on the isle of wight to the south—east, maybe essex as well.

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south yorkshire police hope that this latest development will go some way in proving what happened torta newman, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. good evening. we started the week for some of us feeling like autumn. many parts of the country did feel like, but we have had the warmest day of the week likely today. 25 degrees. but not in london, where 15 was the best we could manage under these rather gory and gloomy skies. drizzle in the sky. the highest temperatures were in scotland. blue skies and sunshine. a real contrast across the uk because of the cloud. this was the last of the cloud and rain we had over the weekend, which has been clinging on to the eastern side of england. still quite a breeze and a chill in the air. the cloud likely to remain overnight, we will see a lot of rain and drizzle tending to be is out to stop away from here we will have clear skies the many other parts of the uk. not a particularly chilly night after that warm sunshine. 131a degrees, fairly typical. temperatures not dropping much done eastern side of england when we start quite cloudy and r

over towards lincolnshire, yorkshire. today the vale of clara, temperatures in the north check.ng them towards 30 degrees or safest the borderline if the weather front of the north, skies clearing, coolish sort of night. temperatures down to single figures. that will not be the case on the warm side of the front, every bit as warm as of late. no lower thani6, i7, bit as warm as of late. no lower than 16, i7, 18 for bit as warm as of late. no lower than 16, 17, 18 for some. bit as warm as of late. no lower than 16, 17, 18 forsome. start bit as warm as of late. no lower than 16, 17, 18 for some. start of the weekend, disappointing. no way of getting away from this. the frontal cloud will be there or thereabouts. the odd spot of rain further east. a chance of a bitter brightness. really improve your chances as you move up in across wales into the north of england, northern ireland, quite widely across scotland. try in fine weather all the way. a notable exception of the western isles, rain could be with you for not far away. there or thereabouts for a good part of the day. always a

some severe thunderstorms, we had reports of flash flooding and also some lightning damage across yorkshireo rattle away off into the north sea, and then for most places it should be a dry end to the night. thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain, though, pushing into northern ireland and western scotland, it's going to be a very warm and muggy start to the day once again across the south, particularly the south—east. only a little bit of cloud around for the south—west of england, into western wales, but a good deal sunshine for the midlands eastwards and look at those temperatures to start the day, around 20 degrees. further north and there will be thicker cloud. for north—west england into scotland and northern ireland, like i mentioned, there will be some light and patchy rain around so a dismal morning with temperatures here at 8am around the mid—teens celsius. through the day it looks like that cloud across western areas will tend to move in eastwards and any clear skies tending to infill from cloud, so a cloudier afternoon that what we saw on thursday, so that means not quite as hot. sti

the case involves the south yorkshire police helicopter.ed on people on four occasions between 2007 and 2012. a fifth officer has admitted the charges of misconduct in a public office. our correspondent, danny savage, has been giving us more details. the case started today, so as with the beginning of any trial, this is the beginning of any trial, this is the point where that prosecution outlined its case. richard wright qc said in his opening statement to the jury said in his opening statement to the jury this morning, the case concerns the use of a south yorkshire police helicopter on a number of occasions between 2007—2012. or to put it more accurately, said, perhaps it involves the misuse of that helicopter by the four defendants on trial today and a fifth man called adrian pogmore, who has admitted the charges. what did they do? the jury was shown today four videos of four different incidents over a number of yea rs, different incidents over a number of years, where the powerful camera, the video camera on the front nose of the helicop

if i stay, i will have to do something to keep myself busy a bit and then i realised well, paint yorkshireotos from family photo albums. it is the first time they have gone on display and give it touching insight into the universal ordinariness of his upbringing. there is a down—to—earth quality that makes his artwork seem all the more flamboyant and unexpected. moving tirelessly from one body of work to the next, endlessly creative and different. displayed together, the gallery exposes the person behind the icon, and the bradford roots that shaped him. the day has brought quite a variety of weather. 32 at heathrow, i hear. just a way towards the west in leicestershire, glorious guys here, beautiful picture. those conditions matched across the southern half but that's not the end of the variety because further north the weather front brings cloud and rain to scotla nd front brings cloud and rain to scotland as the last of the day's thunderstorms rolled to the north sea on another sticky night especially across central and southern parts of britain. temperatures 1a and 15 in scotland. frida

some severe thunderstorms, we had reports of flash flooding and also some lightning damage across yorkshireinue to rattle away off into the north sea, and then for most places it should be a dry end to the night. thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain, though, pushing into northern ireland and western scotland, it's going to be a very warm and muggy start to the day once again across the south, particularly the south—east. only a little bit of cloud around for the south—west of england, into western wales, but a good deal sunshine for the midlands eastwards and look at those temperatures to start the day, around 20 degrees. further north and there will be thicker cloud. for north—west england into scotland and northern ireland, like i mentioned, there will be some light and patchy rain around so a dismal morning with temperatures here at 8am around the mid—teens celsius. through the day it looks like that cloud across western areas will tend to move in eastwards and any clear skies tending to infill from cloud, so a cloudier afternoon that what we saw on thursday, so that means not quite as ho

tim muffet is at harrogate at the yorkshire show.— agricultural industry. the show jumping is also here, the sheep shearing competition is later on, and the various other displays. you don't often see these. they are celebrating 100 years of tractors. mighty fine they are too if i say so myself. we'll talk to the person that owns and runs these fine vintage machines. now here is the news, weather and travel where you are. the showers are like in nature and there will be some brightness between the showers as well. the best of the weather today across northern ireland and northern parts of england. across much of england and wales, we have this rain, feeling much fresher in the south—east today, temperatures at its best. the breeze picking up around the front as well. the rain will continue to track east this afternoon. the best of the drier and brighter weather across northern ireland and scotland, breezy in the south, certainly along the south coast. heading into rush—hour, surface water and spray. the rain fragmenting for a time, b

late we have had another crop of them as was forecast just begin to pop up through lincolnshire, yorkshirethe north—east. whilst they're around towards the north—east. whilst they‘ re around another two towards the north—east. whilst they're around another two or three hours yet, standing water, sprays, gusty winds, hail as well. eventually they drift off closer to the rakes. then we may face for another weather front to push into the north west of scotland, the next ina the north west of scotland, the next in a succession we have seen of late. further south it is sticky overnight, possibly i9 celsius as the night—time low and from that base off we go again in some areas. 20 celsius in the capital before the date is too far gone. some cloud across western parts and the cloud at its biggest, still some rain about it. disappointing for the first week in july. about it. disappointing for the first week injuly. the rate will have been through northern ireland in bits and pieces overnight but gradually clearing away there. then we're off and running through the day. we just drag this cloud with

with in south—west england and wales, but cloud outbreaks of rain in the midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshiret england. some sunny spells in north—west england and another fine day on the way for more violent on monday and much of scotland. for some of us in the west, it will be a very warm day. outbreaks of rain on monday affecting the central area, patchy in nature. some sunny spells in east anglia and the far south—east of england. some sunshine, maybe low 20s. cloud and rain along the north sea coasts, maybe 15 or 16. the real warmth will be in western parts, widely in the low 20s with some spots into the mid—20s. monday evening, still some patchy rain in the far east of england, gradually clearing overnight. tuesday, the odd shower around, but most places will avoid those and stay dry. after a cloudy start, some pleasant sunny spells developing and some warmth around. still a bit cooler on north sea coasts. a gap between weather systems doesn't last long because, as you can see, the big picture for wednesday shows another area of low pressure coming in from the atlantic. that will spread

birmingham on two lines, one serving the north—west, the other running through the east midlands and yorkshire broadly welcomed the announcement, but there's anger along some of the new routes over potential disruption, and in some areas, where homes have to be demolished. the transport secretary chris grayling is making a statement now, in the commons.0ur transport correspondent richard westcott reports. it's the train line that split people right down the middle. for supporters, it will boost the economy and bridge the north—south divide. critics say costs will spiral and benefits are overblown. today, several years late, the government finally confirmed the second phase of the route. trains will run on from birmingham on two lines, some on already existing tracks — one serving the north—west and major cities like manchester and liverpool, the other serving the east midlands up to sheffield, leeds and york. the fact hs2 trains are now likely to stop in the centre of sheffield is bad news for everybody here on this estate in mexborough near doncaster. it means that the line will come through

moving to scotland at the stage into the lake district around ten or 11pm through yorkshire at midnightr to the south of that tonight. it is going to be dry. it is not going to be as cold as it was last night. last night i think in northern areas temperatures dipped to three celsius in rural spots. to might not quite so fresh. tomorrow let's start in the north. scotland and northern ireland around eight o'clock and it is looking absolutely fine. temperatures around 13 or 1a celsius with some sunny spells. there is that overnight patchy rain out in the north sea so we are in the clear and dry weather. just a bit of fairweather cloud hereunder. a bit more cloudy and east anglia. but that should swiftly clear out into the north sea. into the south 16 or 17 celsius then a fine day. they might be some brief showers. later on in the afternoon we are checking the weather to go downhill a little bit in the north—west. some cloud of rain getting into northern ireland and scotland. the wimbledon on friday it looks very above amounts of cloud with temperatures around the low 20s in the south. frid

goods and people can easily go from yorkshire to lancashire, and is easily from france to latvia.things like that we are getting from it. this new system will mean that we have border checks at every member state of the european union, or 37 countries. it will also mean that's lorries coming from the eu will get held up coming into this country as well. so it is in everybody‘s interests to come up with a plan to stop that happening. absolutely. because that will add on huge costs to consumers, because the delays and the price of goods coming in and being delivered. it will also mean, environmentally, it is not particularly brilliant. we have seen what happens when operation stack happens when there is a problem down at the channel tunnel or at the channel ports. this will happen right across the country and right across europe and it will encourage lots of firms to relocate, quite simply. so what are we going to do? live on chlorinated chicken? these are the kinds of deals that must be done. they really have to be sorted out much later than this time next year. at the moment, airl

and how a music video performed by schoolchildren in a yorkshire village has caught the attention ofe biggest music stars in the world. good evening and welcome to bbc news. president trump's press secretary sean spicer has resigned. it follows the president's appointment of a former wall street banker, anthony scaramucci, as his new head of communications — and reports in the us media suggest mr spicer resigned in protest at the appointment. mr spicer‘s performance in the post had been heavily ridiculed — not least by the us tv comedy show saturday night live, on which he was regularly impersonated by hollywood actress melissa mccarthy. our chief correspondent gavin hewitt has more. a dramatic day at the white house. sean spicer, the white house press secretary, and one of the faces of the trump administration, has resigned. spicer has been involved in a number of high—profile controversies. early on, he found himself having to defend the crowd size at donald trump's inauguration, compared to that of barack obama. this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period

part of the day those pool into the north sea and as the heat got going through lincolnshire and yorkshirevity there. before midnight it should have moved away towards the north sea, making room for another weather front come in to the north and west of scotland. a fresh appeal to proceedings here further south another close night 15 to 18 celsius. had we start the new day on friday? a lot of cloud across devon and cornwall, western side of wales, western pennines, too. generally speaking across the midlands, eastern england, the south—east of england, glorious sunshine, 17, 18, 19, possibly 20 celsius. for the north york close to the weather front which still has another bout of for there to be some rain on the breeze across scotland, northern ireland. what rain there is you properly had overnight and improving conditions here. that weather front just drags improving conditions here. that weather frontjust drags its cloud not too much in the way of rain down towards wales and the midlands, robbing you of sunshine here. brightness in the south still allows the temperatures to get to the 20