and a special programme charles: prince for wales? can be seen tomorrow night at 8.30 on bbc one wales and will be available on the bbc iplayer. all new electric vehicles must be fitted with a noise—emitting device — similar to the sound of a traditional engine — to alert other road users to their presence. the european union rules follow concern that vehicles without petrol or diesel engines are too quiet for pedestrians and cyclists. katy austin reports. as well as being better for the environment, for some drivers, the quietness of electric cars is part of their attraction. it is fairly busy today and you can hear all the traffic, but if it was electric it would be difficult. for more vulnerable pedestrians, including john and his guide dog, it is a problem. stepping out across the road with your guide dog is something i might do, and if suddenly a vehicle appears out of nowhere when an engine is started up, so yes it is very difficult to make a safe decision to cross the road when you can't hear a vehicle. some electric mode

so a bit cooler here but very hot for england and wales. highs of 32 degrees in london, but we could see 33 or 3a celsius, like i mentioned. during saturday night, this cold front spreads across the country. we lose those red hues and see something a little bit cooler and fresher pushing in off the atlantic. so temperatures could be 10 degrees down across south—eastern areas compared to what we see on saturday, and there'll be plenty of showers across the north—west corner of the country. some of these will be quite heavy, but plenty of sunshine too, with temperatures around the seasonal average — that's the high teens in the north, and closer to mid—20s further south. welcome to bbc news, i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: donald trump says he wants to delay the us census after the supreme court blocks a question on citizenship. seconds out, round two — the next batch of democrats go head—to—head in a debate for the presidential nomination. the g20 summit is about to get under way in japan. can world leaders find common g

already a more humid feel across england and wales tomorrow. lots of sunshine to begin with but clouding over from the west and that is because rain across south—west england will spread through the morning into parts of western wales, rest of wales through the afternoon and also in northern ireland. get some sunny spells breaking through, 24—26, east anglia and the south—east corner. but the afternoon cloudier than the morning. a few storms in northern scotland. but as we head into sunday night as humidity levels continue to creep up, some torrential downpour possible through wales, the midlands, northern england. as much two inches of rain possible in one or two spots. that will continue through the night and into the early hours. and then more persistent rain spreading into eastern parts of scotland. hello, this is bbc news with reeta chakrabarti. the headlines. borisjohnson and jeremy hunt take part in the first of 16 hustings in front of the conservative party members who will choose which of them becomes the next prime minister just

but in wales — it polarised opinion. our correspondent sian lloyd has this report. it was the moment the queen crowned her eldest son the prince of wales in a grand investiture ceremony held in caernarfon castle. i, charles, prince of wales, do become your liege man of life and limb and of earthly worship. among the guests invited 50 years ago was sir nicholas soames, a long—time friend of the prince. it was one of the greatest days of my life, and of course it was made the more extraordinary because of what was actually happening. here was the creation of the prince of wales in the most wonderful and moving ceremony in that magnificent castle. but the celebrations in caernarfon weren't universally popular. it was a time when nationalism and welsh language campaigning were on the rise. the investiture ceremony attracted some protests — and even direct action. there were violent attacks. a bomb exploded at government offices close to a railway line which was to carry the prince to the castle, and two men believed to be the bombers were killed. archive: the demons

defeat in crotia — wales suffer in the sweltering heat as they are handed the first loss of their euro 2020 qualifying campaign. and a winner on her debut — teenager yulia gwinn helps two—time champions germany to victory in the women's world cup also coming up in the programme... asheligh barty wins herfirst grand slam singles title after a dominant display at the french open hello and welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. england have bounced back from defeat to pakistan in the cricket world cup with a 106 run win over bangladesh in cardiff. jason roy's powerful 153 helped the tournament hosts post their highest ever world cup total of 386—6. jorfra archer and ben stokes then got 3 wickets each as bangladesh were reduced to 280 all out. our sports correspondent joe wilson was there. cricket has generally considered bangladesh to be underdogs. they see themselves as a very different animal. tiger! they came to cardiff with optimism with good reason. bangladesh beat england in the last world cup... and the one before that. but this is new england. recovering from defeat in

high ground of wales and scotland could end up with a0 millimetres of rain. tuesday, low pressure still close to the north—west of scotland and parts of northern ireland, still seeing a fairamount of rain. northern ireland, still seeing a fair amount of rain. later in the day this is with embedded thunderstorms which could cause an issue. 0therwise between those two extremes it is a decent sort of day with some sunshine but already the met office this yellow warning. some of those areas badly affected by flooding in lincolnshire. more rain into wednesday and as that clears away it may be that as the day comes along we have more thunderstorms and somewhere in that warning area 30—a0 millimetres but some could get 50. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. hong kong's leader apologises as hundreds of thousands stage another protest against plans for an extradition law, which has now been suspended. i confess that we have not been as effective as we would like to communicate with the people to justify this very good objective that is worth doing. tory leade

and third—placed wales play leaders hungary in budapest. there will be 3000 seats shut off after the hosts were punished by uefa for racist chanting during a game earlier this year. i've talked about before about sanctions on racism are not strong enough. they should be stronger. but for me, yeah, it is all about concentrating on the game really. i've got enough to worry about with the game and winning this game. but, yeah, we hope that all the fans behave, as always, and all the games, properly and how they should. at the women's world cup, argentina who face england next, drew 0—0 with 2011 winners japan. the japanese are bidding to reach a third consecutive final but were frustrated throughout and the result means england top the group after beating scotland on sunday. canada opened their campaign with a 1—0 win over cameroon. kadeisha buchanan, voted best young player at the last world cup, scored the goal just before half—time. to the cricket world cup and some better news for england. wicketkeeperjos buttler is responding well t

for the midlands and parts of wales to the present northern england and for the west wales in southwest england heavy and showers, scattering showers for northern ireland and far north and hear a dryer date temperatures in the sunshine 15 or i6 temperatures in the sunshine 15 or 16 celsiusjust 13 or 1a. temperatures in the sunshine 15 or 16 celsius just 13 or 1a. a temperatures in the sunshine 15 or 16 celsiusjust 13 or 1a. a brisk northeast wind those winds strengthen further. by the stage our front has moved a little bit further north and west but bringing heavy and persistent rain across the structure and a large swathes of northern england upping itself back around it to wales in southwest england. turning dryer across east anglia and south east england. i mean dry day save for a few showers but these are average wind strengths and gusts will be even higher and combined that with the rain across parts of northern and eastern england temperatures will not get much higher in 12 or 13 celsius. and with the slow—moving front parts of northern and eastern england could well see a month

there one know when means wales chances hang in the balance. they had two defeats from three and from here, they need eve ryo ne from three and from here, they need everyone sticking together. like wales, scotland's hopes of qualifying for euro 2020 have been dealt a blow tonight after a 3—0 defeat in brussels. belgium were just too good in the end as patrick gearey reports. officially, it couldn't have been tougherfor officially, it couldn't have been tougher for steve clark, game officially, it couldn't have been tougherfor steve clark, game number two against the world number one, belgian led by an where real madrid spent up to £150 million on into his mission, he is priceless, the ha pless mission, he is priceless, the hapless haley over at the ball was nearly out, but he still found ramen to the cochlea. the goal came in stoppage time, wending scotland for the break after dodging took the key is that even even if you get one he will get to. by now, not abandoned the scots because he was outside in the scots because he was outside in the

and a special programme charles: prince for wales? can be seen tomorrow night at 8:30 on bbc one wales and will be available on the bbc iplayer. sir david attenborough has made a surprise appearance on the main stage at glastonbury, not to perform but as part of the campaign against plastic in the oceans. this is the first year that the festival in somerset has banned single—use plastic water bottles from being sold on site. sir david said that had saved a million bottles from being opened. 0ur entertainment correpsondent lizo mzimba is there. yes, it was a particularly emotional day, kylie minogue also spoke emotionally about how it felt playing the festival after having had to withdraw many years ago because of cancer. but it was sir david attenborough who was the big surprise of the day as he praised glastonbury for its positive attitude towards the environment. they say, for the first time, glastonbury, like a growing number of places, has taken action against a single—use plastics. no longer selling water in plastic bottles a

further thunderstorms will breakout across england and wales as the day goes by. some of those could be torrential and it will feel quite humid. looking at the forecast for tuesday, another day where we could see thunderstorms breakout, areas of locale allowed affecting the north sea coast and generally over the next few days, we are going to see this emerging trend in temperatures where it is quite hot and humid in the south but temperatures not so impressive further north with a fresh appeal to the weather because the air is coming from a very different place, indeed across the north and east of the uk, more of the north—easterly flow coming in. that continues into wednesday, a dryer kind of day. it may well be the hottest day, it will continue to feel hot and humid. later on, the hottest day, it will continue to feel hotand humid. later on, in the hottest day, it will continue to feel hot and humid. later on, in the week, we'll start to see the pressure pattern change. these blocks will break down a little bit too quickly so it could be the status quo is main

it has its town —— time in south wales come to an end? let's ta ke in south wales come to an end? let's take you live to normandy, you can see this speech here. my colleague will be presenting from normandy this morning for breakfast was to thatis this morning for breakfast was to that is of course at six o'clock. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: second world war veterans will be joined in northern france by world leaders to commemorate the start of the d—day landings in normandy 75 years ago. mette frederiksen is set to be denmark's youngest ever prime minister after fighting the election on environmental issues — her social democrat party has won more than 26% of the vote now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with le figaro and the 75th d—day anniversary commemorations. the paper's headlines reads sixth june 1944 the morning of freedom. meanwhile, on the times front page, d—day veterans were given a standing ovation as the queen lead international tributes among other world lead

but italy across england and wales. temperatures still just 12 degrees. we england and wales. temperatures stilljust 12 degrees. we could get up stilljust 12 degrees. we could get up to 20 celsius in the south on sunday, but still the showers affecting northern areas, at times. this is bbc news. i'm anna foster in arromanches. tributes to the fallen heroes of d—day, 75 years on. hundreds of veterans gather in normandy for a day of commerative events, honouring those who helped liberate europe and change the course of world war ii. the prime minister gives her thanks to the veterans and tells them june 6th 1944 was a day when they helped build a better world. these young men belonged to a very special generation, the greatest generation. a new memorial is unveiled to those who made

western counties of wales brightening up, parts of north—west and southern england. the odd shower in the far south—west of england. keeping a lot of cloud, though, from east wales, through much of the midlands, and towards north—east england during the day. now, this flow of air from the north is turning things fresher from the north. it does turn quite windy, though, through english channel coasts, and the flow is coming into north sea coasts, and that's why temperatures here are held downjust towards the mid—teens in some spots. but from western scotland, northern ireland, west wales, into southern england, the warm spots here will be into the low 20s, and there's something warmer and sunnier to come as we go through the rest of the week. still, overnight into thursday, some areas of low cloud, particularly into parts of england and wales, so rather misty and perhaps still a little drizzly in a few spots. where it's been so warm and muggy, it is going to be a fresher night, with lower temperatures going into thursday morning. and then on thursday, yes, there

quite a tricky rush hour through friday morning across southern counties of england and south wales as this rain works its way northwards. a fine start across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, some rain arriving into northern england, the east of northern ireland and southern scotland through the afternoon. and behind the rain, some thunderstorms developing. winds, as i mentioned, very much a feature of this forecast, becoming particularly gusty across southern counties of england and for the channel coast. temperatures in the mid to high teens, it's going to feel cooler than these values suggest, given the strength of the wind and the rain. let's take a closer look at southern counties of england and wales and the channel islands through friday afternoon, because we've got thunderstorms to deal with and also some gusty winds, gusts quite widely, 45—50 miles an hour. so another tricky rush hour through friday evening. and this area of low pressure continues to work its way northwards through friday night and into saturday. notice the squeeze in the isobars, some strong

wind gusts 14—15 mph across england and wales across saturday. they could have an impact on outdoor activities. —— borsi or 50 mph. the low finally starts to drift away north east with us we go into sunday. it will be close enough to dry some showers activity through the second part of the weekend. showers, perhaps longer spells of rain at times. tickly across the northern half of the uk. not as many showers further south stop the winds will be later by this stage. temperatures not a lot higher. up to 20 degrees in parts of the south—east. low pressure not too far away into monday. various frontal systems likely to be moving through in the north—westerly flow. that could gather the showers activity. organising showers into slightly longer spells. there is uncertainty in the detail at this stage. there will be spells of sunshine, temperature still disappointing. the wind will be coming generally from the north or the north—west. we look like keeping those generally northerly winds into tuesday. low pressure fairly close by, high pressure

so a bit cooler here but very hot for england and wales. highs of 32 degrees in london, but we could see 33 or 3a celsius, like i mentioned. during saturday night, this cold front spreads across the country. we lose those red hues and see something a little bit cooler and fresher pushing in off the atlantic. so temperatures could be 10 degrees down across south—eastern areas compared to what we see on saturday, and there will be plenty of showers across the north—west corner of the country. some of these will be quite heavy, but plenty of sunshine too with temperatures around the seasonal average, that's the high teens in the north and closer to mid—20s further south. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: can they find common ground? the global challenges stack up as world leaders begin their crucial g20 summit injapan. seconds out, round two. the next batch of democratic politicians go head—to—head in a debate for the presidential nomination. i'm ben bland in london. also in the programme: after the death of oscar martinez

with the prince of wales raise those?” prince of wales. .. with the prince of wales raise those? i don't think he would. they may talk about climate change because it is a big issue, but they won't discuss it in a political way, it will be more a discussion, and i would have thought if it is raised, it will be in a friendly way that doesn't attempt to become a political conversation. i think probably from president trump's point of view, that element makes it very important. will he tweet about it later? i would have thought it would be a wheat free zone, but from both sides, there would be a wish that the conversation is constructive and friendly. —— tweet free zone. and with the state banquet coming up, where there is a speech made by the queen and a reply by the president, and the tradition of the speeches at the state banquet is that they should be pretty much about the importance and positive side of the relationship with either country. in terms of the usa, there is no other country with which our relationship is deeper or more important. so there is plenty to talk abou

so a bit cooler here but very hot for england and wales. highs of 32 degrees in london, but we could see 33 or 3a celsius, like i mentioned. during saturday night, this cold front spreads across the country. we lose those red hues and see something a little bit cooler and fresher pushing in off the atlantic. so temperatures could be 10 degrees down across south—eastern areas compared to what we see on saturday, and there'll be plenty of showers across the north—west corner of the country. some of these will be quite heavy, but plenty of sunshine too, with temperatures around the seasonal average — that's the high teens in the north, and closer to mid—20s further south. this is the briefing. i'm victoria fritz. our top stories: head—to—head—to—head — ten more democrats face each other in presidential debate and the frontrunner comes underfire. do you agree today that you were wrong to impose —— oppose, bussing in america? do you agree? i did not oppose bussing in america. the heat goes on, much of western europe continu

away from that, a lot of dry weather across the bulk of england and wales. staying fairly breezy here, but we have seen some pretty strong words, ta ke have seen some pretty strong words, take us through to tuesday, and pretty blustery. when start to ease down, we will see lots of sunshine for england and wales, isolated showers, still some showers in scotla nd showers, still some showers in scotland and northern ireland, but through the latter stages of the week, high—pressure buzzing, high pressure “— week, high—pressure buzzing, high pressure —— friday and saturday 00:28:02,055 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 looking predominantly dry. hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. today at two: he's under fire for not taking part in the channel 4 debate last night, but a boost for borisjohnson's leadership bid — he's now backed by health secretary matt hancock. the opposition deputy leader, tom watson, breaks from party policy and says labour should back britain remaining in the eu. european is who we are and who we have always been. our

hello and welcome to talking books at hay festival in wales. every year the festival brings together writers, policymakers, thinkers and artists, all of them to stimulate debate. today i will be talking to fatima bhutto. she is no stranger to conflict and controversy coming as she does from a high—profile political dynasty in pakistan. her latest book the runaways follows the story of three young people and asks why each of them from very different backgrounds ends up joining the jihadi cause. the thing aboutjournalism, where ever you do it, is that you can do the how it happened, when it happened, who did it, if you like, there is cctv cameras, all of that, but there is one question thatjournalists find much more difficult and that is the why. and i am happy to say that my guest today, fatima bhutto, that is a question she has tried to answer in her latest book, the runaways. it follows a number of young people who come from very different backgrounds but all of them end up in the same place, associated with thejihadi cause if i can put it t

sophie, as future generations commissioner for wales, you are generations commissioner for wales, you a re really generations commissioner for wales, you are really at the sharp end of trying to encourage people to take a longer view and especially politicians. i'd love to hear more about how your role came to be and what it involves. wales is the only country in the world which has legislation which protects the interests of future generations through our well— being future generations act which was passed into law by our national assembly in 2015 so it does a number of things but i suppose the overarching premise is that all of our policymakers in wales, it applies to all of our public services, a health board, local authorities and national bodies and really significantly the welsh government themselves have to demonstrate how they are taking decisions which meet today's needs that compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs. you don't have any powers to force people to act.|j can't force anyone to do anything or force government to stop doing something. bu

they'll brush fringes of wales and south west england as well. so, by sunday afternoon, if you keep the sunshine, you get a little more warmth, highest values of 19—20 degrees. now, as we move out of sunday into monday, that area of low pressure will drift away, and we come under the influence of high from the near continent, and the winds swing round to more of a southerly direction, for a couple of days at least. so, that's going to drive in a little more warmth. the yellow tones to be replaced by warmer rossets as those temperatures are expected for some of us to climb into the low, maybe even mid—20s. we still keep the risk of some showers, particularly across the far north—west. maybe a little more cloud and a few showers into west wales, but generally speaking, it's a drier day and a warmer day, and temperatures should peak at 22 degrees. that's 72 fahrenheit. by the time we move out of monday into tuesday for central and southern parts of england, not a bad day, sunny spells, quite warm with it. showers just mostly to the far north.

ahead of this, some warmth, 20 or 21 celsius for much of england and wales. we could see some heavy rain for a time, later on tuesday and into wednesday. as that clears, things are looking drier and a bit warmer towards the end of the week. bye— bye. this is bbc news — i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: campaigners in hong kong vow to push ahead with a rally on sunday despite the decision to suspend a controversial bill. saudi arabia blames iran for the attacks on two tankers in the gulf and says it's prepared to defend its interests. and the british—iranian mother jailed in iran for alleged spying, begins a new hunger strike and we preview one of the world's biggest sporting rivalries — as india and pakistan prepare to face off, in the cricket world cup.

maybe south wales in the afternoon but also some sharp showers. in this sunshine, 15, 16 celsius. thursday, little change. an area of low pressure is still with us. by this stage they winds generally quite light, away from the far north of scotland and northern ireland, here it will be quite windy. the front stalling here so persistent rain. across england and wales, sharp showers developing, perhaps emerging to give a longer speu perhaps emerging to give a longer spell of rain. temperatures starting to perk up, a sign that there should be more in the way of sunshine. towards the end of the week an area of low pressure finally starts to pull away more than westwards into the atlantic. initially on friday, we keep some showers particularly across northern england, scotland and northern ireland but a sign that pressure will start to build across southern parts of england and wales and also start to bring in a south—westerly wind, a potential things will start to turn warmer as we look ahead to next weekend. u nsettled we look ahead to next weekend. unsettled for much of next week,

the midlands and east wales rather cloudy, misty, a bit drizzly in some spots. this flow of air from the north is turning things fresher. quite windy through the english channel coast and the flow is coming into the north sea coast, that's why temperatures here are towards their midteens in some spots. but from western scotland, northern ireland and west wales, southern england, the warm spots here will be into the low 20s. and becoming warmer and sunnier to come as we go through the rest of the week. overnight into thursday, some cloud dipping into england and wales, rather misty and rather drizzly in some spots. warm and muggy it is going to be fresher as it is going to thursday morning. the air coming towards north sea coast, western scotland and northern ireland and southern england are warming up into the low 20s in some places and it gets warmer still for the rest of the week. overnight and into thursday areas of low cloud, parts of england and wales having drizzle in some spots, it will be a colder night across southern parts and it will feel pressure out

, particular central and southern areas wales, particular central and southern areas was wales, particular central and southern areas was up the potential for seeing quite a lot of rain again as we go through tuesday night into wednesday. we will keep an ion that. beyond that, further showers. goodbye. hello this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines: after missing last night's tv debate, borisjohnson receives a boost in the conservative party leader contest as health secretary, matt hancock, says he's the best candidate to unite the country. labour's deputy leader, tom watson, urges his party to make a strong case for staying in the eu. iran announces that it will soon breach the limit on its stockpile of enriched uranium, that was capped under the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers. after being released from prison, the democracy activist joshua wong says he's ready to join the protests, and calls on hong kong's chief executive to resign. police are conducting a stop and search operation stabbing of a man in his a0s. the man was attacked in stratford in the early hours of this morning. th

ford has confirmed that it will close its plant in south wales. unions have described the announcement as devastating. it blames the closure on changing customer demand for its engines. in france, a rather unusual court case has been delayed, in the hope that both sides can reach an entente cordiale. gareth barlow has the details. cockerels are the emblem of france, the sound that accompanies sunrise, but one is at the centre of a court case. translation: my clientsjust want peace and tranquillity, this is a secondary residence, they are retired. they want to be able to sleep until a normal time in the morning and they would like the rooster in question enclosed at night as it is usually daylight that triggers the rooster‘s cry. his owner says there is nothing wrong. translation: he doesn't sing anymore, actually. we've been wondering why. it's said he sings morning till night, which is not true. it's been proven to be false. on thursday, the legal proceedings were delayed. maurice at home in his coup, rather than in the dock. maurice's case mir

the sunshine becomes hazy across england and wales. scotland, particularly the north west, still close to the low pressure. through the latter part of tuesday and into wednesday, that is going to be a significant area of rain and thunderstorms that will affect the south—eastern quarter of the british isles, including lincolnshire. and again, within that area, the met office have warnings. you could be looking at 25 millimetres of rain widely. some areas could get as much as 50 millimetres. we will keep you posted. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the tory party will be toast if it doesn't take britain out of the eu by the end of october. that's according to conservative leadership contender dominic raab, who says people voted for brexit and parliament would be committing a fraud by attempting to steal it back from the public. the damage it's doing to businesses, many of whom come to me and say, we just want to know what you're doing. but also this corrosion of public trust, and the tory party will be toast unless we're out by

across eastern wales and england, thatis across eastern wales and england, that is where the epicentre of our heat will be with temperatures forecast to hit 33 or 30 full celsius, the hottest day of the year so far by quite a margin. it stays very warm. this is saturday evening, 11pm, 26 celsius in the centre of london, it will be an unpleasant night for sleeping, but the second half of the weekend, this weather front will introduce cooler and fresher air of the atlantic. with that, and settled across the north—west of the country with rain or thunder showers around. further south, dry weather for england but noticed the temperatures are coming down to a more manageable, co mforta ble down to a more manageable, comfortable 25 celsius, still warm enough, and into next week, that pressure weather extending into much of the uk as well. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: theresa may tells the russian president the salisbury nerve agent attack was a despicable act and part of a pattern of unacceptable russian behaviour. russia needs to recognise its acts and stop acting in this wa

if you are showers across england and wales and things here are beginning to turn a bit warmer. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: hundreds of homes have been evacuated because of flooding in lincolnshire, brought on by heavy rain. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british—iranianjailed in iran, has begun a new hunger strike in protest against her imprisonment. police are investigating after three people were killed in separate attacks in london in the last 2a hours. there's to be a major review into hospital food after the deaths of five patients from listeria is announced in england. the leader of hong kong backs down indefinitely after mass protests over their controversial extradition law to mainland china. now on bbc news — from the refugee camps of pakistan to top flight competition, afghan cricket has had an amazing journey. in this world cup year, we meet the players trying to take their team to the next level, and hoping their lives might just be transformed in the process. meet the kings of kabul. commentator: this is the stuff of fairytales! who would have tho

so a bit cooler here but very hot for england and wales. highs of 32 degrees in london, but we could see 33 or 3a celsius, like i mentioned. during saturday night, this cold front spreads across the country. we lose those red hues and see something a little bit cooler and fresher pushing in off the atlantic. so temperatures could be 10 degrees down across south—eastern areas compared to what we see on saturday, and there'll be plenty of showers across the north—west corner of the country. some of these will be quite heavy, but plenty of sunshine too, with temperatures around the seasonal average — that's the high teens in the north, and closer to mid—20s further south. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today: europe feels the heat. wildfires rage out of control in spain. france prepares for what could be its hottest day on record. hand over the salisbury poisoning suspects — theresa may's message to vladimir putin when they meet face—to—face in japan. wild celebrations as

would the prince of wales bring it up? perhaps, although he may think that this is in the moment to do that. it is very hard to know whether it will actually come up. but they are grown—ups, they could have a bit of a chat about that particular issue, because they clearly have opposing views on it. we are seeing the pictures of marine one as it flies that very short distance from winfield house, which is in the regent's park, not farfrom which is in the regent's park, not far from where we are at buckingham palace, just on the edge of green park. and i can see the helicopter just flying over the top now of buckingham palace, and we will watch as accompanied by the second helicopter, and you can see a third, and then i think there may be a forthcoming. but the helicopters coming in, marine onejust circling round. —— a fourth coming. the president and the first lady prepared to come and greet the queen and charles and camilla. and we can just see the close—up pictures there on the screen of the helicopter, and ican o

maybe across central wales. another line into parts of northern ireland and another line of converge and showers in northern scotland. that is where you are most likely to see downpours stop away from those zones, the weather should be largely dry with showers few and far between. a bit more gin sunshine then we saw on saturday. feeling warmer. don't get used to that. —— junior sunshine. hot air blows up from africa into central europe. that collides with cooler air from the pulse. this huge contrast in air mass has a powerful weatherfront. the met office has already issued a weather warning. some places could be getting on for one month's weather warning. some places could be getting on for one months with the rain for monday tuesday. not just heavy but persistent. you can see the rain notjust ticking across the eastern areas, it will be pretty extensive the eastern areas, it will be pretty exte ns ive a cross the eastern areas, it will be pretty extensive across much of england and wales. the further north

it will be a warmer night, particularly across england and wales. wet start for some of us in scotland, england and wales seeing further thunderstorms breaking out during monday. parts of southern england, the midlands, towards northern england and then pushing back towards eastern scotland as the day goes on. warmest across east anglia and south east england, some spells of hazy sunshine around. more storms monday night into tuesday for some of us. it gets hotter as the week goes on. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the neighbour of boris johnson and his partner defends calling the police and giving a recording to a newspaper after apparently hearing a row — mrjohnson refused to answer questions about the incident yesterday. a senior foreign office minister will call for the urgent de—escalation of tensions in the gulf, when he holds talks in iran today. north korea's kim jong—un says he's received a personal letter from donald trump, which he describes as "excellent". russia's accused of ratcheting up international tensions — by spr

southern england and wales, some very heavy, thundery downpours are quite likely to develop. now, our area of low pressure stays with us through to the end of the week. it drifts a bit further westwards and it fills, so it becomes a little bit less potent, but that doesn't mean we're done with the rain. towards the end of the week, that rain will be arriving across scotland and northern ireland, where it still could be pretty heavy. england and wales prone to seeing some very heavy, thundery downpours that continue to bring the threat of localised surface water flooding. a lot of cloud in the sky, only limited brighter spells between these downpours. that's your latest weather. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: the race to be the next prime minister. nominations close later today, but the campaign is still dominated by michael gove's cocaine confessions. the crown prosecution service is threatened with legal action over claims its secretly decided to bring fewer rape prosecutions. could you find a fiver to help your hi

soggy weather in england and wales. it is brightening up england and wales. it is brightening up but the threat of torrential, thundery downpours in a few spots this evening. it may produce a lot of rain in a short space of time with the risk of travel disruption. they will ease as the night goes on and further outbreaks of rain across england and wales. eastern side of northern ireland and into northern scotla nd northern ireland and into northern scotland staying dry. low pressure for the start of the weekend. outbreaks of rain around, scotland, northern ireland, into east anglia. south of that you get to see sunshine and a few showers of what will be a very blustery saturday. the wind eases on saturday and still showers around especially in the north and west, but a bit of sunshine. hello, you're watching afternoon live. a woman who killed her husband in a hammer attack, after decades of emotional abuse, is to walk free and will not face a retrial after her murder conviction was reduced to manslaughter. ijust i just wanted to say ijust wanted to say how ha

the prince of wales is good in these situations to try to help people through. by separating him from the queen they actually made it easy. do not be mistaken. the queen is behind the decisions and is in utter control of the schedule. now the british national anthem. ♪ >>> one person we are not seeing today is prince philip and there is a reason, correct? >> he's retired from official duties. he's 97. he's stepped back completely. these are the moments where she probably misses him most. he's an expert in military protocol and military history. he would normally have taken the president along. so he's greatly missed in these moments. gradually, as time moves on, she's getting used to the role and prince charles is stepping in as her primary consort in these situations. these part of what they call in the palace reign change. all about getting ready for the next stage of british royalty and bringing in prince charles so it won't be as much of a shock when he becomes king. >> abby, the optics of this are powerful. watching these two countries stand together shou

much of england and wales having a mainly dry day with some sunshine, but keeping an eye on this rain arriving into southern counties further south and east things turn drier. now, as we go into tuesday, briefly, we see this ridge of high pressure across much of england and wales and southern scotland. keeping an eye on this area of low pressure, though, could bring some heavy rain later on tuesday into southern parts of england. still some heavy showers and longer the spells of rain across parts of scotland. but they should ease across northern ireland on tuesday. much of england and wales having a mainly dry day with some sunshine, but keeping an eye on this rain arriving into southern counties of england later on tuesday. good morning, welcome to breakfast with chris mason and rachel burden. our headlines today: as a british—iranian woman jailed in tehran for spying begins a hunger strike. her husband stages his own demonstration outside the iranian embassy. it comes amid rising tensions between the two countries over attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. a transatlanti

the president meeting the queen and the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall. the queen welcoming the president, looking very happy to see him and the first lady. they met on the west terrace at buckingham palace. they are now all inside buckingham palace where there is a private lunch with the president. some of his family, other members of the royal family, including the duke of sussex, prince harry, although his wife, his american wife, megan makro, is not attending because she is on maternity leave. yes she is on maternity leave. yes she is on maternity leave. yes she is on maternity leave but there is something going on because the president, in a taped interview used the word nasty and in the same sentence used her name. what is the line? do we know what is going on? the line is she is on maternity leave. ba by rg the line is she is on maternity leave. baby rg is a month old. clearly in a different time and a different moment having an american at the heart of the royal family, to bring her out for a state visit, would have been particularly useful, perha

with the heaviest rain likely across northern england, and across wales, too. but there could still be some downpours elsewhere, perhaps some showers coming into parts of the south—east. northern ireland and scotland at this stage staying clear of the worst of the wet weather but quite a bit of high cloud making for some bright conditions. the only real change is with that weather front drifting a little bit further northwards. the risk area where we could get flooding has moved into parts of northeast england as well. and there it stays, really, through tuesday, wednesday, and perhaps into thursday as well. there is some uncertainty how far northwards this band of rain gets on wednesday, it could be that itjust stays across northern england, and doesn't quite reach scotland and northern ireland, so we will be firming up on the details with that. southern england and wales, some very heavy, thundery downpours are quite likely to develop. our area of low pressure stays with us through to the end of the week, it drifts a bit further westwards and fills, so it b

ahead of this, some warmth, 20 or 21 celsius for much of england and wales. we could see some heavy rain for a time, later on tuesday and into wednesday. as that clears, things are looking drier and a bit warmer towards the end of the week. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers my name is reged ahmad. people are expected to return to the streets on sunday, despite the hong kong government's decision to suspend a controversial plan to allow alleged criminals to be extradited to mainland china. the proposals resulted in mass protests in the former british colony, some of which turned violent. 0ur correspondent rupert wingfield hayes reports from hong kong. 0ur correspondent steve mcdonnell is in hong kong. why are people still planning to

through monday, this front brings wet weather across wales and england. the front is not going to move very far very quickly. to the north, to the far north of england, northern ireland and scotland, it is a day of heavy thundery showers and limited bright and sunny spells. across the south and east midlands, east anglia and much of southern england, the weather should stay largely dry with some warm june sunshine and temperatures reaching the low 20s. the good news is we finally lose the influence of this area of low pressure mid week and the bad news was that we have another area of low pressure moving in from the south bringing the threat of some more heavy and potentially thundery rain. this is how tuesday starts off. wet weather starts the day in highland scotland, gradually moving eastwards with time. dry start elsewhere but starting to turn a bit cloudier later in the day and feeling perhaps a little more humid as well across the south of wales and southern parts of england. we may start to see some showers break out late in the day. those showers,

with the heaviest rain likely across northern england, and across wales, too. but there could still be some downpours elsewhere, perhaps some showers coming into parts of the south—east. northern ireland and scotland at this stage staying clear of the worst of the wet weather but quite a bit of high cloud making for some bright conditions. the only real change is with that weather front drifting a little bit further northwards. the risk area where we could get flooding has moved into parts of northeast england as well. and there it stays, really, through tuesday, wednesday, and perhaps into thursday as well. there is some uncertainty how far northwards this band of rain gets on wednesday, it could be that itjust stays across northern england, and doesn't quite reach scotland and northern ireland, so we will be firming up on the details with that. southern england and wales, some very heavy, thundery downpours are quite likely to develop. our area of low pressure stays with us through to the end of the week, it drifts a bit further westwards and fills, so it b

world cup glory with wales in japan are clear. world cup glory with wales injapan before completing the lions hat—trick in south africa. the action continues at women's world cup. let's have quick look at what has happened so far today. a brilliant goal from asisat oshoala helped earn nigeria their first win of the 2019 world cup. the ex—liverpool forward scored their second in a 2—0 win over south korea in group a. both germany and spain are currently looking to build on opening wins on group b. hesitation at the back post allowed germany to slide in and bundled the ball over the line. these are live pictures from valenciennes. not farfrom full—time. the score is currently 1-0 to full—time. the score is currently 1—0 to the germans. france are back in action against norway in nice. you can watch that life from hpm. away from today's action, there are plenty more side's preparing for their next matches in france, including, of course, england and scotland, who are both in group d. we'll speak to katie gornall, who's wi

minimum temperatures for southern scotland into england, wales and northern ireland between 12 and 16 degrees. but low—pressure is dominant as we go through tomorrow, various fronts spiralling around the low pressure, so there will be outbreaks of rain. heavy rain initially across scotland and then this band of cloud and showery rain pushing eastwards out of northern ireland into south—east scotland, northern england and wales and the south—east. could be the odd rumble of thunder and as that band of cloud and showery rain pushes eastwards it squashes the east, increasingly into the south—eastern corner and eastern parts of england. again during tomorrow, we will see temperatures to 26 to 27 degrees. cloud and showery rain pushing eastwards and quite breezy as well, and it will brighten up in northern ireland although further showers will arrive here by the evening and it will turn very windy here later in the day across scotland. a fair amount of cloud and some are of showery rain continuing to push eastwards. quite a blustery day here on monday with quite a few showers and f

in parts of england and wales, turning more humid as we head through sunday. then we see an area of low pressure moved quite close to the west of the uk late on sunday and that will threaten some rain which might get heavier as we go through sunday night. that is your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: rory stewart is knocked out of the conservative leadership contest, leaving four in the race to be the next prime minister in the end, some of the things we we re in the end, some of the things we were saying, the tonneau deal brexit would be catastrophic or we can't negotiate with europe, they are truths that people are not ready to hear but i still think they are truths. two further rounds of voting will take place tomorrow, from 10am, to whittle the field down to the final two. a 64 year old man is arrested on suspicion of manslaugter, by detectives investigating the death of footballer, emiliano sala. four men are identified and charged with shooting down the malaysian airliner mh17, killing almost 300 people. heartbreak for scotland — elim

some rain too towards western scotland, wales and western parts of england. this is that first weather disturbance coming our way, slowly moving eastwards, reain becoming more patchy, showery in nature but still one or two heavy showers. ahead of that, some sunny spells, maybe a shower, brightening up. the chance of catching a shower on a breezy saturday with temperatures close to 20 in the warmest parts of eastern england. most of us will fall a few degrees short of that. saturday evening, this first area of showers will push away. we could see more coming in towards south—west england and wales on through saturday evening and pushing a bit further northwards as we go through the night. clear spells too — the chilliest spots into single figures maybe towards mid single figures in one or two areas, certainly prolonged clear spells overnight and onto part two of the weekend, look familiar? deja vu. weather disturbances moving around the showers at times could be heavy and possibly thundery. we'll start off with a batch of showers, close to northern england

as you can see, it's been pretty wet across england and wales. this map shows the rainfall as a percentage of thejune average. and it means that parts of england and wales have seen double their amount of rain already. it's also been pretty cold across england and wales, with the darker blues denoting whether temperatures have been below the average anomaly. so, will it last? it is excited to improve a little as we go into next week. the area of low pressure, though, still with us into the weekend. it's still be a pretty unsettled spell with some showers, but not that heavy persistent rain that we have been used to. so, we start off on saturday with rain out to the west. as that moves its way steadily eastwards, it will weaken substantially, a band of cloud and a few scattered showers. where we see a little more sunshine, we should get some warmth, but always closer to that area low pressure in the north—west, that's where we're likely to continue to see more frequent showers this weekend. so, there's that low. we've still got these frontal sys

low— pressure areas and parts of wales as well. low—pressure spinning around the uk. temperatures tonight, ten, 11 degrees. tomorrow is a real mixture of weather, with sunshine and showers, and the shower is pretty much almost anywhere across england and wales, some in eastern scotland as well but the story of the day is the strong winds. on the south coast i wouldn't be surprised if they reach gale force, in excess of 50 miles per hour and inland a0 miles an hour, all those trees buffeted by the strong winds, but sunshine around too. showers across scotland, some in northern ireland and some in northern england, so really picking out so many things happening over the next 2a hours or so. the good news, saturday night, things will be slowly calming down and then heading into sunday that windy low, approaching norway, and in the wake of that better weather, but not com pletely of that better weather, but not completely dry because still some showers dotted around scotland, some in northern ireland, one or two in the west of the uk, but it will feel better on sunday, te