the winner sees scotla nd hamish watson. the winner sees scotland move up to fourth in the world rankings. ireland beatjapan about england they argentina late this afternoon. england's women have become the world number one side. a day after they beat new zealand. the red braces have beaten australia and canada are already in international series. second—half tries helps you would a 29—21 points victory. and stay three of the us open will get underway in about an hour's time without the wilds top three golfers. dustinjohnson, without the wilds top three golfers. dustin johnson, rory mcilroy and jason day all missed the cut. they were struggling others we re cut. they were struggling others were making light of the huge course. england's paul casey set the early pace. and he wasjoined course. england's paul casey set the early pace. and he was joined there by another english man. tommy fleetwood. they are both part of a four way tie for the lead with two americans. and that is all the sport. back to you, jane. thank you.

scotla nd intelligence officials directly. scotland yard would not comment on that today, but yesterday, they did tell us that the first of the men to be named, khuram butt, had been investigated by them and mi5 since 2015, and investigated by them and m15 since 2015, and of course, that, that, that led to him slipping down the list of priorities, because they had not seen any evidence of attack planning. that is the problem we have got, it used to be the security services were looking out for men trying to get hold of bomb—making equipment, trying to get hold of weapons. all these men had to do was go to be and queue, hire a van and get hold of some knives, you could have planned it in an afternoon. —— b&q. that is very difficult to spot. as we heard, across the country, from glasgow to cardiff and london, a minute's silence has been held to remember the victims of saturday's attack. today australian kirsty boden became the third victim to be named. and, in the last few minutes, a french national who was killed, alexand

northern ireland and much of scotla nd spells. northern ireland and much of scotland cloudy with fabrics of rain. eastern scotland doing a little bit better. some breaks of cloud and nearer to 20 celsius here. rain pushing northwards across scotland. elsewhere it is looking drive. clear skies in england and wales. in rural spots, temperatures lower than this. single figures and may be the odd fog patches but nothing widespread. quickly clearing in the morning. more widespread sunshine across england and wales to begin the day. patchy cloud in especially northern england in the afternoon and maybe an isolated shower. it will feel warmer. scotla nd shower. it will feel warmer. scotland and northern ireland still close to low pressure. some breaks in the cloud here and there but not many. with the cloud cover, temperature contrasts between the sunshine and the cloud. near 28 celsius around south—east england. but with the warmth, relatively high to very high pollen levels and very high u b. a high to very high pollen levels and ver

and quite a temperature contrast, cool in scotla nd temperature contrast, cool in scotland but down in the south not farfrom 20 degrees. friday scotland but down in the south not far from 20 degrees. friday a few showers in some areas but essentially a fine day. and then this next loan moves through the uk during the course of the weekend. so whether going up and down, up and down over the next few days. winner, hello and welcome to one hundred days plus. in two days, brits will vote in an election that was never expected to be this close. with just over one day of campaigning left, this is a real contest with unpredictable results. with the race tight, both theresa may and jeremy corbyn are in theirfinal push with their final appeals to voters. every vote for me and the conservatives is a vote to strengthen my hand in those brexit negotiations. people are determined to show that this election can be woi'i to show that this election can be won by labour. in the london terror investigation, a third attacker is named and there are more questions about how the killers escaped detection. a

into tomorrow we start to see wet weather sinking its way into northern ireland and west of scotla nd northern ireland and west of scotland and this is the first sign of the atlantic taking over, areas of the atlantic taking over, areas of low pressure mean it will turn more unsettled, but it will continue to turn fresher. friday will see outbreaks of rain sinking south and east, quite breezy day, in fact pretty windy across northern areas and certainly cooler and fresher, generally 1819 degrees, still that bit warmer but nothing like as hot as it has been. into the weekend it does not too bad, dry weather, showers, more rain across northern scotla nd showers, more rain across northern scotland breezy for all of us quite across the far north still a cooler and fresher feel, more of the same into sunday, dry weather but it will continue to be fresher than it has been. this is bbc news. a queen's speech with a difference, dressed down, key pledges from the tory manifesto missing. brexit was the key ingredient. my ministers are committed to working with parliament, the devolved administr

this room is moving clear of scotla nd 21—22. this room is moving clear of scotland and northern ireland through the evening and it continues to push towards the south—east. it will make the garden is wet. it will be quite windy for awhile in northern scotland with the showers. the wind will drop on sunday. the rainbow take a few hours to clear away. it will break up in sunny spells will develop in most areas. some showers coming into the north—west of scotland. the weather system is going to be very weak. we will not see the large amounts of rain we have heard recently. rain or drizzle moving away into north—west england and wales on monday. the size they should be dry and warm for the start of wimbledon. the weather will hang around for a little bit. across southern parts of england and on to wales in the midlands we could see more cloud but the detail is uncertain. one to showers and some wards across southern england. they could be thundery showers across the continent. both cross north—west scotla nd continent. both

country, we could see 40—50 millimetres in this neck of the word, at least and pushes over most of scotla nd word, at least and pushes over most of scotland and northern ireland, brightening sky is this afternoon, maybe one or two showers in the mix. generally speaking the warmth of the sunshine, high uv levels and high pollen count is found across the south and east anglia, the weather front pushes down towards their two finish of the night, showers over scotla nd finish of the night, showers over scotland and northern ireland, not a cold night by any means, the weather front, cloudy, fair, the odd bit of rain across the south—east, brighter skies following and plenty of blustery showers across scotland and northern ireland and increasingly of a western parts of england and wales as well. this is bbc news. i'm jane hill at westminster, where pressure mounts on theresa may to shape a new government after failing to win a majority in the general election. the prime minister is expected to finalise her team of ministers and enlist the support of the democratic unionist party. the scottish

not doing too badly for much of scotla nd wales. not doing too badly for much of scotland and northern ireland although not especially warm. the highest values in the south—east once the rain eases away. low pressure stays with us, rain moving up pressure stays with us, rain moving up into scotland and northern ireland for thursday. the unsettled weather stays with us. good lad, nice to see you, mate. come on in. i thought you were going to do the whole147 come on in. i thought you were going to do the whole 147 thing there. we have not got time at! you did it in just over five minutes 20 years ago. it is crazy. i have made better ones. my this could lead to, essentially, too big to innovate. rory cellan—jones, bbc news. hello and welcome to 100 days plus. the pentagon has intelligence that syria is planning another possible chemical attack — the white house says it would retaliate. russia is quick to denounce the american threat, describing it as "unacceptable." president assad doesn't seem concerned — he spent the morning

strong voices from scotla nd negotiations? strong voices from scotland can stand up for us, make oui’ scotland can stand up for us, make our voices heard, protect our interests. we have seen in the last couple of days, scotland potentially being in the decisive role in this election. we have seen the polls narrow a cross election. we have seen the polls narrow across the rest of the uk, andi narrow across the rest of the uk, and i except that the polls suggest she is on course to win this election, but whether or not she increases her majority could actually depend on the outcome of this election in scotland. so what i'm saying to people here is let's not throw theresa may a lifeline, let's use this opportunity to keep the tories firmly in check. we have seen the tories firmly in check. we have seen the damage they can do to our public services and economy without a big majority, so we can stop them increasing the majority, we should ta ke increasing the majority, we should take that opportunity. tory mps from scotla nd take

some showers across scotla nd sunshine. some showers across scotland and northern ireland this afternoon, which could be heavy side. temperatures around 17 or 18. north—west of england and wales having a bit of sunshine but down towards the south—east, quite a bit of cloud. there will be some showers which could turn heavyweight in the afternoon into the evening but very warm, temperatures in the south—east getting up to about 27 potentially. towards the south—west wales and south—west england, some sunshine. the thunderstorms clear away quickly as the front players. fresher air coming in across all parts of the uk as we go into saturday morning. overnight temperatures about 11 or 12, perhaps a bit warmer towards the south—east, with 1a or 16. for saturday, the start of the weekend, a bit of cloud across eastern parts with a few showers. those will clear away and there will be showers across parts of scotland and northern ireland, heavy, perhaps sunbury on saturday, but a good deal of dry weather on saturday. th

so, the people who live scotla nd emerges. so, the people who live scotland would be the only people in the hole of europe voiceless in this process. we think that once the deal is published that is the time to get people who live in scotland the opportunity to make their choice, to have the opportunity to decide their future and... to enable that referendum until after autumn next year, it would be years after brexit before we have the opportunity to make that choice. so in that sense though, people in scotland would have a voice, wouldn't they, because nicola sturgeon is saying that she is keeping that option up her sleeve. she said at the end of brexit the people of scotland should have a choice about the future of the country and she thought that demand for that choice would increase, but at this point, are you disappointed with what she said today? yes, i agree with her that we should continue to pursue the section 30 order, that's the mechanism that allows the scottish parliament to pass legislation for a referendum and

the main rain is pushing up with that area of low pressure into scotland, eastern scotla nd pressure into scotland, eastern scotland in particular, but we should see the weather front taking most of the rain away from eastern england although it could linger in northern england, the wet weather is going to be across scotland. elsewhere, gusty wind strong to gale force blowing a mixture of sunshine but also some heavy it looks better for most places on wednesday, windy though, still for scotla nd wednesday, windy though, still for scotland and northern ireland, some rain in the north—east but a slice of dry and bright weather for a time before we get some more rain just ambling into the south—west. the main career of low pressure clears away and the rain eases in the north—east of scotland but a complicated tangle of weather fronts moving in from the atlantic, bringing in some further spells of rain across england and wales although it may tend to clear away later on thursday to allow a some warmth and sunshine and showers at any and thundery downpours possible across northern i

a similar scotland for parts of scotla nd many. a similar scotland for parts of scotland and northern ireland, though the weather front may slip south and produce a bit more cloud. but drier conditions for the western isles than of late. the weather front continues to push out of scotla nd front continues to push out of scotland over monday night into tuesday morning, bringing a subtle change. the cloud will arrive further south and introduce fresh air. mid—teens into scotland, mid—20s, but we still keep the heat and humidity to the extreme south. wednesday will be dry, hot and sunny for the south, but the potential for some sharp, thundery showers to move in from the west. a real contrast between the north and south. a similar feel on thursday. hot in the south, but cloudy and fresher elsewhere for many. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm. as the government pledges £5,500 to everyone that lost their homes in the grenfell tower fire, the leader of the council rejects criticism of it's response. to say that the local author

harry kane is playing and scotla nd 2018. harry kane is playing and scotland are down in fourth place and ben croucher is watching the match. with the world cup under way ina match. with the world cup under way in a little over 12 months, something the fans are already planning, the scottish fans are hoping their forward—thinking is involved wasted. victory over england will put them right back in qualification contention. time to get stuck in. scott brown was making afamiliar get stuck in. scott brown was making a familiar impact. his english counterpart almost made one too. harry kane wearing the armband for the first time and without a goal in international football for a year twice went close. still england couldn't prize a way through. in this british battle between blue and red, the majority of chances fell to the red team but neither was able to claim the lead by half—time. england through jake livermore claim the lead by half—time. england throuthake livermore continued to come throuthake livermore continued to

the north—west of scotla nd very quickly. the north—west of scotland will continue to have this lump of cloud bringing damp weather but just looking at the lump of cloud bringing damp weather butjust looking at the latest weather observations, in the centre of town and it is still 22 degrees. a warm night for sleeping. temperatures staying up overnight for many of us is well into the high teens fools of sunday morning begins not the most promising note across scotla nd not the most promising note across scotland and northern will be cloud and damp weather here. the cloud will get nibbled away through the day to allow sunny spells to come through. apart from the north—west where it stays cloudy and down. england and wales, another glorious start to the day. at nine o'clock, 24 start to the day. at nine o'clock, 2a degrees and barely a breath of wind outside. yes it will be another hot day. as i run through the forecast notice how the cloud just sta rts forecast notice how the cloud just starts to erode across parts of nort

weakening as it moves across scotla nd inland. weakening as it moves across scotland towards the south coast. a band of cloud here. behind it brighter conditions. in actual fact, it will probably be a better day for scotla nd it will probably be a better day for scotland and northern ireland, compared to yesterday. temperatures are little higher. sunny spells across northern it england. not a bad day in the midlands and in two wales. largely dried. ahead of that front, we could see 27 for a time and that could spark off a dramatic thundery downpours. once that front clears, we will start to feel the benefit with fresher air moving in. it means that overnight, friday into saturday morning, we will probably see those temperatures. a little bit more comfortable for sleeping. not a bad start to saturday. generally speaking, relatively quiet but we have these weather fronts pushing it from the atlantic and han said the potential for more showers out to the north and west. starting off largely fine and dry, showers across scotla nd larg

that they choose to do that, would be potentially seen as irresponsible but the result could be that scotla nd but the result could be that scotland could still fall under some kind of eu law whereas england does not, if that makes sense. the first thing could be that this stretches the whole process out. it stalls things and makes the timetable, which is already tight, even tighter. i'm learning all sorts of new words, the fuel convention, the salisbury convention, i think the salsbury convention was my wedding band! we say salisbury, we pronounce it differently. laughter every single thing that could go wrong frankly already has done. —— sewel convention. this has been forgotten slightly, how much she had to drop from the queen's speech from the manifesto, listed here, grammar schools, pension reform, devolution of business rates, winter fuel payments, withdrawal of the triple lock on pensions, free school lunches, when she became prime minister, she had the speech at downing street, and the tory party conference, she wanted to transform society, she had an agenda she was going to pus

i think people in scotla nd very good reason. i think people in scotland and elsewhere are going to be outraged at the way this government has done this rather grubby and shabby deal. but there is nothing you can do about it, is there, in terms of whatever resources you think scotland should get in return? we will certainly be street activate speaking of strongly the scotland as people in the country would expect and i will say to the people in scotland, who's side are you on? are you going to allow scotland to be short—changed question mark you going to stand up for the interests of people in scotla nd for the interests of people in scotland to make sure we get an equivalent dealfor scotland to make sure we get an equivalent deal for scotland on the back of this deal? in blackford, thank you for your time. 0k, we are going to pause and take a look at the weather prospects with tomasz schafernaker. well, there's quite a bit of rain heading our way. we're not all going to get a deluge, but i think most of us will need the brolli

heavy rain across eastern areas of scotla nd a. heavy rain across eastern areas of scotland and east england. some showers follow with those blustery winds out of the west. a lot of uncertainty about the detail and timing. stay tuned over next day or so. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines at 7:30. the prime minister has insisted that the conservative position on tax hasn't changed and that she's hoping to lower taxes. jeremy corbyn has accused the conservatives' tax plans of being in chaos and has urged the party to publish them in full. ariana grande has visited fans in hospital who were injured in the bombing at her concert. she spent time talking to them and posing for photographs. seven people have been reported killed following explosions at a funeral in the afghan capital, kabul. there are reports of dozens of civilians being killed while fleeing so—called islamic state in mosul in iraq. now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, john watson, and hugh ferris. welcome along

scotla nd that context can take a back seat. scotland versus england is normally one to stir the emotions. sadly, the first half did little to do that. in this battle of britain between red and blue, the majority of the chances fell to the team in red, gaining a lead was more of a headache. so gareth southgate santon alex oxlade—chamberlain and the game swung deservedly in england's favour. scotland had barely threatened when leigh griffiths lined upa threatened when leigh griffiths lined up a late free kick. emotions we re lined up a late free kick. emotions were stirring now, all right. no second invitation needed, which is exactly what england gave him with a minute remaining, a scarcely believable result on the cards, with one scarcely believable twist still to come. skipper harry kane with a captain's goal, a first for england for every year, want to bring scotla nd for every year, want to bring scotland to its knees. a precious three points slip away. reaching next yea r‘s world three points slip away. reaching next ye

heavy rain in eastern areas, the far north of scotla nd rain in eastern areas, the far north of scotland escapes the worst of it and stays dry but the north—easterly breeze will feel fresh eye exposed coasts with just 12 or 13 degrees. the week ahead on subtle, something we have not seen for quite some time, some spells of rain and certainly it will turn cooler. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11:00 — the dup agrees to support theresa may's minority conservative government — northern ireland will get an extra one billion pounds of investment over two years. today we have reached an outcome that is good for the united kingdom, good for northern ireland and allows our nation to move forward to tackle the challenges ahead. the number of high—rise buildings failing fire safety tests rises to 75, and in camden there are new concerns about fire doors. theresa may tells mps she wants to give the three million eu nationals living in britain — the same status as uk citizens after brexit. tonight after granville, we reveal the failures at heart of the very system that i

scotla nd context can take a back—seat. scotland versus england is normally wa nt to scotland versus england is normally want to stir the emotions. sadly, the first half didn't do that. in this battle of britain between red and blue, the majority of the chances fell to the team in red, gaining elite was more of a headache. gareth southgate sent on alex oxalate chamberlain and the game swung. lee griffiths leaned up a late free kick. emotions were stirring now all right. no second invitation needed. which is exactly what england gave him with a minute remaining. a scarcely believable resort on the cards —— result on the cards. harry kane with a captain's goal, a first for england for over a year. one to bring scotland to its knees. a precious three points slip away, reaching next year's world cup? don't put your shirt on it. late drama in the match between azerbaijan and northern ireland. a late goal has given northern ireland a 1—0 win. the group b qualifying match. from belfast to azerbaijan, across a continent they

most of the showers across scotla nd well. most of the showers across scotland and northern ireland. closest to this area of low pressure which is driving our weatherfor the second part of the weekend. i suppose across—the—boa rd which second part of the weekend. i suppose across—the—board which means it's blustery out there. showers as well. fairly frequent in scotland and northern ireland. a scattering for the eastern side of england and wales. sunshine down towards the south—eastern corner. in the latter stages of the afternoon will see temperatures getting up to around about 17 or 18 degrees in the glasgow area. some of the showers could turn out heavy with a few rumbles of thunder. similar in northern ireland. showers across northern england fairly few and far between. sunshine here and we have got a bit of rain at times in wales. hate watch the south—east and we are mostly fine and dry. in the evening temperatures around about 2122 degrees so quite pleasant. pollen levels are degrees so quite pleasant. pollen

and across northern areas of the country, northern ireland, scotla nd of the country, northern ireland, scotland and northern england, it is pretty blustery. maybe the odd shower in northern england. mostly dry through the afternoon. as we come in to south wales, south—western england, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, the cloud beginning to break up. temperatures still at 20 or 21 degrees in the south—east. this evening and overnight we will seek cloud thickening up. one frontal system will spill into northern ireland and northern scotland. further east and further south, largely dry with clear spells. particularly the countryside, where it is chilly. northern ireland, scotland, northern england and north wales a lot of clout tomorrow. there could be the odd heavy shower in north—east scotland. further south, dry weather, sunshine. the best of that close to the coastline. temperatures creeping up. for the middle part of the week, this low pressure will try to squash its way in. but it runs into high pressure. that will force this warm air up from the south, quite h

still some sunshine but for north west scotla nd some sunshine but for north west scotland that was in short supply because of the weather front that was sitting around in the same place all weekend long and will only slowly move southwards during monday. to the north, some fresh air which will move into some parts of the country. across southern areas the country. across southern areas the hot air holds on. plenty of sunshine once again on monday across the bank of england and wales. also sunshine into parts of northern ireland and southern and eastern scotland. that weather front brings cloud and patchy rain to the northern half of scotland. it would be cooler, but further south temperatures could get up to 33. that could be enough to spark an isolated shower or thunderstorm across parts of the midlands and making sure as we had through monday evening. in ditches the morning, the weather front comes southwards, so the cool and fresh air gets into glasgow, belfast, but for cardiff and london the temperatures hold up and london the temperatures hold up and it's another mucky night. on

scattered about scotla nd will catch a shower. scattered about scotland and northern ireland, heavy ones with thunder, may catch mixed m, ones with thunder, may catch mixed in, drifting east of england and wales into this evening but they die away. most places away from the northern isles, which they showery, look dry. mid single figures away from the town and city centres, the grampians remaining freezing, maybe fog around on sunday. morning sunshine tomorrow and showers get going again in scotland, northern ireland and northern england, this batch for wales drifting east, eastern england staying dry until late of the day, with showers, some places missing the more together and staying dry. 2! celsius possible in spots, most falling short of that. if you want rain on the garden, on monday, rain pushes north and east would low—pressure bringing stronger wind overnight monday into tuesday across southern parts of the uk. active wet, windy weather going into next week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines at 2:30pm... the prime

a fresh feel to the weather and showers for northern ireland scotla nd and showers for northern ireland scotland but as many as yesterday. they could still be a heavy one with a flash of lightning and a rubble of wonderful not during this evening a few showers will push across eastern england, continuing through time in scotla nd england, continuing through time in scotland but they now attention turns to the western rain moving into scotland from northern ireland and this trailing weather front which will become a big player in our weather as we had through tomorrow because this band of rain is just tomorrow because this band of rain isjust going to tomorrow because this band of rain is just going to continue to work its way in across wales and north—west england, especially. could see a lot of rain in these areas that could cause issues with localised flooding. rain moving in as well across the south—west with hefty showers across northern scotla nd hefty showers across northern scotland and made on the day we will see some strong winds especially for coasts of the south—west. n

the people scotla nd parliamentary democracy. the people scotland voted for a party which had in its manifesto that there should be another referendum if scotland we re be another referendum if scotland were to be dragged out of the eu against its will. we are in those circumstances. it is a parliamentary majority for a vote and you ought to respect that and i think i would respect that and i think i would respect you more, despite our differences on independence, if you respected that democratic principle. thing what people expect is the result of the general election from a matter of days ago to be respected, blair. very lively debate. plenty more to come. kezia dugdale, the leader of scottish labour, and blairjenkins, thanks very much to both of you. thank you. 0n very much to both of you. thank you. on an entirely different matter, to move on and bring you some news coming through from the european court of human rights, we arejust hearing that the court has rejected a plea from the parents of that baby, charlie garde, to int

the showers across scotla nd of sunshine. the showers across scotland and northern ireland will be quite frequent. not quite as warm as it was today. 16—17dc. on into monday and we have got a fair number of isobars, so still quite breezy. pressure is building all the while. this might be a focal point for some wet weather. some showers elsewhere but a lot of dry weather and the wind slowly easing. some spells of sunshine to be had on monday and we will see temperatures getting up to the low 20s in the south—eastern corner. middle teens for many places. tuesday, high pressure continues to build across the uk. we still have these weather fronts. just a glancing blow towards the north—west of the uk, so the closer you are to be northwest, you are more likely to see cloud and outbreaks of rain. for most of england and wales, it is to be fine and dry. this is bbc news. the headlines at 6pm: i'm jane hill at westminster, where the prime minister's top advisers, nick timothy and fiona hill, have resigned. nick timothy said he

the showers will become fewer number through the afternoon limited to western scotla nd afternoon limited to western scotland and parts of north—west england. this will dry the east between 18 to 21. when the the east between 18 to 21. when the still slider tomorrow night with mist and fog into tuesday morning. a ridge of high pressure building in but it will start to ease off as pressure builds. patchy rain around in the morning, an odd heavy shower in western scotland but most will be dry. such tragedies do is scotland with temperatures close to 20 degrees and the further south you are, - coast afternoon. wednesday, afternoon. wednesday, southerly noon. wednesday, southerly winds we could see - wind get xia :.u. dry day on wednesday. dry day on isiniednesday. sunshine is a dry day on wednesday. sunshine in the west a little bit amazed disciples blue skies further east and wednesday is looking to be the will warmer day of the working week. it could hit 26 27 celsius the south—east corner. things are cool for thursday and friday as the breeze picks up once again that the new weekend c

this cloud across scotla nd south—west. this cloud across scotland is a weather front and is meandering around the west of scotla nd meandering around the west of scotland and northern ireland. this is how it looked in cumbria about half an hour ago. we have great cloud around but it is on the way out. we have sunshine for many, for the majority. as i‘ve been mentioning this morning, very unusually high levels of uv. that‘s up unusually high levels of uv. that‘s up to eight in northern england very often in this country. u nfortu nately, if often in this country. unfortunately, if you suffer from hay fever, very high levels of pollen with us up to the scottish borders. so some warnings to start with. for many it will be very enjoyable. 0urfirst with. for many it will be very enjoyable. our first extended with. for many it will be very enjoyable. 0urfirst extended normal speu enjoyable. 0urfirst extended normal spell of hot and sunny weather this season. we should have it for three orfour season. we should have it for

this was a match scotla nd before kick off. this was a match scotland had to win, something they had not done at home to england in 32 years and which looked unlikely as the visitors applied the pressure. that pressure told after half—time, alex 0xleyjavelin came off the bench to make an immediate impact. —— 0xlade—chamberlain. scotla nd impact. —— 0xlade—chamberlain. scotland were bruised, but not beaten. they equalised in the closing stages. they were invigorated. the drama was far from over. three minutes later, unbelievably, in almost identical fashion, griffiths did it again, to send his fans and team into dreamland. with three priceless points almost within grasp, the celebrations came to an abrupt end, as harry kane had the final say, the captain for the game for england. it isa it is a huge moment for the team. the questions around us centre on character, they centre on the ability to withstand events that go against you. and, umm, yeah, that is what we have to show. we have to be 18 that i never beaten. -

there are thought to be something like 17,000 families in england, scotla nd like 17,000 families in england, scotland and in wales where you have a lone parent and children under two yea rs of a lone parent and children under two years of age. that is the group that is affected. the claim was brought by four such families, three claimants with young children under two and one who was heavily pregnant, and what they argued was this: that the benefit cap that bites on those families is discriminatory and unlawful, and today the justice agreed with them emphatically. the reason was he said it was the discrimination against these very young children and there was a lot of expert evidence during the course of the trial about the devastating effects of poverty on the very young. parents who have children under two years of age are not expected to go out and look for work and to work by the government, but on the other hand if they do not work for at least 16 hours they are hit by this benefit cap, and it is that issue that crystallised in this case and it was for that reason that justice

the more persistent and heavy rain in the far north of england, further into scotla nd north of england, further into scotland coming in the eastern parts of northern ireland, resource telemachus answered in it it will be wet and windy in scotland, pushing into northern ireland. still some rainfall northern england and wales. still in the south, one or two sharp showers. bit of warmth and humidity in the south east, temperatures higher than today but a chilly day again particularly for the time of year across the north of the uk. more rain and cool winds on friday and those will push the rain back into england and wales. southeast and anglia mostly dry. some sunshine of the threat of showers. they wettest weather tends to push away into the weekend. and the weather will come in from the atlantic, and the weaker side. some improvement over the weekend, it should feel warmer when the sunshine does come out and on the sunshine does come out and on the whole, what drier and price. —— much drier and brighter. hello and welcome to one hundred days plus. 28 years after the hillsborough dis

i2 showers into scotla nd lovely afternoon. i2 showers into scotland and northern ireland. it is quite warm, actually. 19 and 20 for scotla nd quite warm, actually. 19 and 20 for scotland will stop maybe 2a degrees in the south—east with that sunshine. this evening patchy rain d rifts sunshine. this evening patchy rain drifts a priest was. i did a lot of dry weather. it would be quite blustery. a mild night. in some parts of the southeast no lower than 16 or 17. quite a warm night here. sunday sees cloud for east anglia and the south—east. some spells of sunshine per share was to the western side of england and wales. in scotland and northern ireland the showers will be quite frequent. 16 01’ showers will be quite frequent. 16 or 17 showers will be quite frequent. 16 or17 in showers will be quite frequent. 16 or 17 in glasgow and belfast. hello. this is bbc news. the prime minister's chief advisers — nick timothy and theresa may's fiona hill have resigned. the leader of the scottish conservatives, ruth davidson, has demanded assurances from the prime minister that t

and harry kane will be the new england captain as they take on scotla nd england captain as they take on scotland in the qualifier at hampden park. good morning from westminster, where following on from thursday's shock election result, theresa may is expected to finalise her team of ministers, as she seeks to lead a government with the support of the democratic unionist party. the prime minister's failure to secure an outright majority has led to questions from some conservatives over whether she should remain in charge, and about what a deal with the dup could involve. the bbc understands them will be no formal talks with the two parties this weekend. now this report on the fallout from the 2017 general election. a valuable result in the uk's richest constituency. almost 2a hours after the polls closed, it took a third recount in kensington to finally reveal labour had taken this seat from the tories for the first time ever, and byjust 20 votes. it means the conservatives end the campaign with 318 seats, labour up by 30 to 262. now, theresa may is reaching out to the democratic unio

scotla nd bench to make an immediate impact. scotland were bruised but not beaten and when leigh griffiths equalised in the closing stages, they were invigorated. but the drama was far from over. three minutes later, unbelievably and an almost identical fashion, griffiths did it again to send his team and their fans fashion, griffiths did it again to send his team and theirfans into dreamland. but with three priceless points almost within their grasp, the celebrations came to an abrupt end as harry kane, england's captain for the day, had the final say and scottish joy turned into despair. so england strike late to break scotla nd england strike late to break scotland hearts and deny them what would have been an incredible victory. it's another blow to their hopes of qualifying for next summer's world cup, a tournament england remain firmly on course to reach. there was also a late goal as northern ireland beat azerbaijan in their qualifier for the 2018 world cup. stuart dallas's injury time winner boosts northern ireland's chan

into the mid—20s for eastern scotla nd into the mid—20s for eastern scotland and northern ireland. not just the weekend, the heat lasts until the beginning of next week. it is 10:30am. this is bbc news with chris rogers. the headlines: three days after the devastating fire at a tower block in west london, the queen has issued an unprecedented statement on her official birthday, saying it's difficult to escape a very sombre national mood. angry residents are demanding justice for the victims of the tower block fire — but ministers have defended theresa may's handling of the disaster. the prime minister is distraught about what has happened, as everyone in the country is. we are all desperately sad, we are all angry, but of course none of us are as angry as those directly affected. hundreds of mourners attended a late—night vigil for the ‘dead and missing' as the search for victims enters its fourth day. 30 people are confirmed dead — but that number expected to rise significantly. in other news — pc keith palmer who tried to stop the terror attack in westminster has been a

elsewhere, showers become heavy with and thunder in scotla nd become heavy with and thunder in scotland and northern ireland, and showers become more abundant across the midlands, wales and the south—west. some areas will avoid them altogether. it should still feel pleasant in the breeze. we finished today with those showers across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. the further south and east you are, you should go into monday on a drying out, but it will be a fresh start compared with sunday morning. for the monday morning rush—hour across parts of scotland, the central belt could see winds gusting at 50 miles an hour. the showers are not as plentiful on monday. northern ireland will avoid most of them. further south and east, you should stay dry. sunny spells. temperatures will be down on what we saw through saturday. through the rest of the week, high pressure builds from the south. we will see a few bits of rain across scotla nd will see a few bits of rain across scotland and northern ireland, but temperatures will be on the up from mid week onwards and with it acr

scotla nd massive support in this country. scotland yard has released pictures of the fake suicide belts worn by the london bridge attackers. the officer leading the investigation says it is the first time he has seen the tactic used in the uk. more now on the dramatic fallout from the general election. as we have been hearing, there has been open speculation about the leadership of theresa may, and about the confusion over the arrangement ofa the confusion over the arrangement of a deal with the dup. jeremy corbyn, whom you just heard there, has been talking about his party's performance in the election and how he plans to frustrate the government's proposals in the queen's speech. let's hearfrom government's proposals in the queen's speech. let's hear from the former chancellor george osborne. theresa may is a dead woman walking, it's just how long she will remain on death row, and i think we will know very shortly. in other words, we could easily get to the middle of next week and it all collapses for her. if it doesn't, an

the important thing is we have a mandate from the people scotla nd we have a mandate from the people scotland last year from the scottish election result and so what we need to make sure is that people scotland recognise they have that insurance policy that if we need to do that, then we can quickly bring forward proposals for a referendum on independence. you said it is an exciting time to be in westminster because you could forge the debate but when you look at what you want from brexit, and where labour and the conservatives stand at the moment, there are not many people on your platform. obviously we do not know what labour stand for the moment but do you see any way to join hands with them? it is a fluid situation and yes i extended the hand of friendship across the house. one of things that is important is not just the parliamentarians one of things that is important is notjust the parliamentarians having their say but also the administration in edinburgh and cardiff and! administration in edinburgh and cardiff and i hope there will be one soonin cardiff and i hope there will b

the rain could be heavy, across western scotla nd rain could be heavy, across western scotland first thing on tuesday, gradually drifting eastwards. north wales as well. despite that chilyl start, temperatures going to respond. and already, at eight o'clock, mid teens. going to the gym and pleasant. the temperatures going to continue to crime. the sunshine across england and wales. scattered showers from northern ireland, 23 degrees possible. high—pressure drifting to the new continent, making inroads from the atlantic. particularly across the southern half of the country. hardly a cloud in the sky, and we keep those showers in northern ireland, northwest coughlan but look at those temperatures. 26 not out of the question. warm, hot day on wednesday and that could result in some thunderous showers. the frontal system pushing from the atlantic, slowly, slowly, starting to introduce something fresher. less humid feel. scattered showers but at the same time, some decent spirit of sunshine in the south—east. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11. theresa may apologises to tory mps fo

as you can see, into the mid—20s for eastern parts of scotla nd the mid—20s for eastern parts of scotland are not known. notjust the weekend, the heat lost since the beginning of next week. —— into the mid—20s for eastern parts of scotla nd mid—20s for eastern parts of scotland and northern ireland. hello. this is bbc news. i'm chris rogers. the headlines... the queen says it's difficult to escape a very sombre national mood following tragedies in london and manchester. she's led a minute's silence at the start of events in london to mark her official birthday. the prime minister has been chairing a task force to coordinate efforts to help those affected by the g re nfell tower to help those affected by the grenfell tower fire. she theresa may is to meet some victims of the grenfell tower disaster at downing street amid criticism of her handling of the tragedy. in other news, pc keith palmer who tried to stop the terror attack in westminster has been awarded the george medal for his bravery as the queen's birthday honours are announced. among others to be recognised is the scottis

scotla nd cloud and rain spills further north. scotland they get away with a mostly dry day, northern scotland that is. thursday, bolsters of rain moving nflir‘f‘zzz thursday, bolsters of rain moving an? western thursday, bolsters of rain moving an}: western and thursday, bolsters of rain moving z3; western and northern are south south—westerly winds these are south south—westerly winds so it will not be that cold. friday, not a bad day. some showers.

some breaking news coming to us from scotla nd some breaking news coming to us from scotland yard. the detectives investigating the london bridge terror attack have made three more arrests. two of the men were held on suspicion of preparation for terrorist attacks. eight people lost their lives in the attack on saturday which has been claimed by islamic state. the latest, three more arrests have taken place in the investigation. more on that to come. fossils discovered in north africa have cast new light on how modern humans evolved. they reveal that homo sapiens existed 100,000 years earlier than previously thought. and they were present all across africa, notjust the east, which was previously thought to be the cradle of humanity. as pallab ghosh reports, the fossil discovery could rewrite the text books of human evolution. this is the face of one of the very first of our kind. and more casts of bone fragments of the earliest known homo sapiens. the discovery of these fossils were presented at a news conference in paris. they have com pletely conference in paris. they have comple

more cloud for scotla nd 31 or 32 degrees. more cloud for scotland and northern ireland. here, it will be cooler. northern areas keep the cooler weather on monday and tuesday, further south it stays hot, temperatures still around 30 degrees. —— temperatures. this is bbc news. the headlines at six. police say a total of 58 people are dead or missing and presumed dead in the grenfell fire, and they appeal for more information from the public. the current number of fatalities is at least 30. the figure of 58 are those that are missing and that i have to assume are dead. theresa may meets victims and residents affected by the disaster at downing street, as she tries to respond to growing public anger. the queen says it‘s "difficult to escape a very sombre national mood" following tragedies in london and manchester. she has led a minute‘s silence at the start of events to mark her official birthday. and in other news — the judge in the bill cosby sex assault case declares a mistrial due to a deadlocked jury.

scotla nd temperatures up to 30 celsius. scotland and northern ireland, 18 degrees with sunny spells. 0n the pleasa nt degrees with sunny spells. 0n the pleasant side. hello, it's nine o'clock, i'm joanna gosling, welcome to the programme. the dead and the missing and now the search for answers as police warned they may never be able to identify all the victims of the groenefeld fire. iam mark fire. i am mark lowen outside groenefeld tower, where it is —— weather continued attempts to identify those inside and there are fears that the number who have died may rise to 60. mohammed alhajali was the first person who died in the blaze on wednesday to be named — he was a 23—year—old syrian refugee who had fled the war for a better life here. we are going to be talking to his brother, hashem, and abdulaziz almashi, his best friend. we will bring you all the latest updates from the scene of the fire throughout the programme.

it will be dry through good part of england and wales, the exception being cornwall with rain over scotla nd being cornwall with rain over scotland and ireland as well, late in the day storms will push in and we could see heavy rain pushed into tuesday night into wednesday, through many parts of england and eastern wales, come wednesday that could merge into scotland. a chilly breeze, temp which is much lower than in the week gone and while we see something drier towards the west it still will not feel anything special. all of us through the weekend will seek wetter weather at times, drier conditions in shetland, and at times it will be fairly cloudy as well. goodbye for now.

scotla nd england. scotland stays dry here, single figures, a mild night elsewhere, up to 14 degrees. in the morning, rain in south—west england. more in west wales, but for the east, in south—west england. more in west wales, but forthe east, drierand brighter. at 9am, at 16 or 17 degrees already. a warm start before a warm afternoon in east anglia and the south—east. in the north, al breaks of rain. after a wet start in northern ireland, rain clears away. going downhill in central and western scotland, rain pushes in. northern scotla nd scotland, rain pushes in. northern scotland with a bright note. rain pushes into northern scotland and at the same time it dries up in northern ireland. a bright afternoon here, wet in northern england and the south—west. in east anglia and the south—west. in east anglia and the south—east, sunny and warm. up the south—east, sunny and warm. up to 25 degrees, 20 in glasgow and belfast not so bad at all. in the evening, rain works for eastwards, light rain