a ‘phone in programme on bbc radio newcastle. i began by asking if he had already gauged a reaction from fans. since the arrival of steve bruce, we would say it's underwhelming, really. supporters aren't enamoured with him. they had an affinity with rafa benitez. he really was the glue that bound this club together, he had an affinity with the supporters, he bought into them and they bought into him. and the arrival of steve bruce, it'll be a tough job for him, i feel. no signings yet and solomon rondon and perez have both left — how tough a job will this be for bruce? it'll be huge. as you say, two leading goal scorers from last season gone, leading goal scorers from last season gone, solomon rondon and peres. he needs to get somebody in straightaway to replace them. —— perez. that isn't going to be easy. they are out in china. they've been well beaten by wolverhampton, as well. the job he well beaten by wolverhampton, as well. thejob he has got in hand is absolutely mammoth. rafa benitez was seen as the glue that bought t

newcastle will be bruce poss plus tenth team is head coach, having only just resigned tenth team is head coach, having onlyjust resigned from sheffield wednesday earlier this week, but what kind of man are they getting? one of experience. 392 premier league games under his belt. but he has been relegated from the pre—real league twice before, once of birmingham and the other was hollow. sands are not customer champions league winning manager to a middling manager, customer champions league winning managerto a middling manager, we have the master tactician, suddenly at some the estimate who is coming into the club who has a record saying, saying i'm not really into tactics. that strikes dread in me. it would appear the preseason isn't exactly isn't going to plan, they we re exactly isn't going to plan, they were thrashed 4—0. steve bruce is walking into a club with deep rooted divides, just to stay on—site, it appears he has a dollar to do. —— he has it all to do. his former club sheffield wednesday could take legal action over bruce's appointment. he resigned on mondayjust six

they're taking part in the premier league asia trophy alongside west ham, wolves and newcastle. welcome to the programme. the world's best golfers are settling in on the antrim coast in northern ireland. the open championship at royal portrush, gets underway on thursday. it's now the final major of the year and the tournament has seen 10 different champions over the past decade. but you have to go back to 2006 for tiger woods‘s last victory, but could he build on the success he's seen in 2019 so far. patrick gearey reports. recently, tiger woods has swapped the green jacket four o'clock of invisibility. now he finds himself back out on the open, and he admits necessary rest has left his game rusty. it is not quite as sharp as i would like to have it right now. i made a conscious effort to cut back on my schedule to make sure i don't play too much. i want to play for as long as i possibly can, and you have to understand that if i play a lot i won't be out here that long. he finds himself in wild and unfamiliar country. bought rush hasn't hosted the open since 1941, it is a peri

this was met by criticism by the newcastle fans. steve bruce will have seen he has some work to do ahead of the start of the new premier league season as newcastle were thumped 4—0 by wolves in the premier league asia trophy in nanjing. morgan gives white among the scorers there. the fleetwood town manager joey barton has been charged it follows an incident in the tunnel, which left a man with facial injuries at the end of his side's match at barnsley in april. barton has been bailed to appear before barnsley magistrates‘ court on wednesday the 9th of october. england can all but qualify for the netball world cup semi—finals later this afternoon. scotland also face a crucial match as they bid for a top eight finish. we can cross live now to the liverpool arena and join our reporter kate grey. what do england have to do to reach the last four? they need to beat trinidad and tobago, assuming that the other matches today go as the form book decks. they are looking for south africa to beat uganda, and that were just about seal the

bruce, once in charge of newcastle's rivals sunderland, was appointed at hillsborough just six months ago. he's curently with wednesday in portugal. also in portugal at the moment are wednesday's city rivals sheffield united — another of the clubs bruce used to manage. this week to create a new deal to keep them at the club, a reporter has been out to meet the new boys of the top flight. you enjoyed the promotion more than wilder, through and through, they supported play for and through, they supported play for and now managed the club. and his methods are simple. a stay forward, connect with the players, positive, i want to go into the game of football and after that, a little bit more pressure in the premier league. by the club continues to recruit for their season in 13 yea rs, recruit for their season in 13 years, while committing his future, it could prove to be the most important move before the transfer window closes. his contract is widely deserved and everybody from the youngest down our happy that he has been given improved contracts and rewarded because that whole journey

he has already held talks with newcastle about replacing rafa benitez. celtic have rejected a second bid from arsenal for scotland left—back kieran tierney. the premier league club, are thought to have offered in the region of £25 million for the 22—year—old. they previously had an offer of £15 million turned down. meanwhile, after his exit from arsenal, aaron ramsey has been given a warm welcome from juventus fans. the wales midfielder signed for the serie a side on a free transfer from arsenal. he'll be playing under the former chelsea manager mauricio sarri who joined juventus last month. the open championship is the next big tournament to look forward to, it starts at royal portrush in northern ireland on thursday. and the first round groupings have just been announced. home favourite rory mcilroy will play with the new us open champion gary woodland and england's paul casey. tiger woods is with fellow american patrick reed and englishman matt wallace. whilst bryson dechambeau and the australian adam scott will play alongside the reigning cha

we want to have liverpool, sheffield, hull and newcastle all getting the benefit, as well as leeds and manchester. well, there you go, barry, 39 billion, a number to conjure with, i dare say. but you're absolutely right, barry, and you're writing your aspiration and we support that. labour says today's announcement is just reheated promises, pointing out that improvements to northern rail services have been on the table for years. jeremy corbyn, though, said he would go much further. when the government set up its powerhouse for the north, they had an office in whitehall to administer it. we are moving the treasury to the north, we're moving an awful lot to the north, in order to ensure that that fairness of national investment begins to be a reality. both leaders are promising that they are the man to rebalance the british economy, as they target northern voters ahead of a possible election later this year. tom barton, bbc news. well, our correspondent judith moritz was at boris johnson's speech. he talked about there being a hopelessness in many northern towns, but was quick then to

we are looking at 16 in aberdeen, warm in newcastle, up to 17. 21 or 22 to the south. we should have a fine day for wimbledon on monday, with some pleasant spells of sunshine. courtside should feel pretty comfortable as 20 or 21 degrees. later in the increasing chance of seeing some disruption to play. tuesday, i think any rain will stay to the north as this frontjust tips in. high pressure hangs on in there to the south. greyer prospects for northern ireland with some rain and then the rain moving into scotland and northern england. to the south, the best of any brightness, perhaps 23 degrees. further north, we are looking at the mid—teens. perhaps heavier rain for a time across the central belt of scotland. on to the outlook. through the middle of the week, quite unsettled across the northern half of the uk, and then friday, fairly widespread showers are possible with some real humdingers in the mix. that, as i said, could bring some disruption to wimbledon. good afternoon. leaked emails from britain's ambassador to washington have described president trump as bein

we'll have the latest from newcastle crown court. the other main stories on bbc news at 5pm: borisjohnson says the recruitment of 20,000 new police officers for england and wales will begin within weeks. a possible all—time high for the uk — the met office has received a provisional temperature of 38.7 degrees yesterday in cambridge. after the record—breaking heat come the storms — halting trains and planes, and causing more disruption for passengers. tens of thousands of gamers are gathered in new york for the world championship of fortnite, with more prize—money on offer than wimbledon. cheers, mum. and a new horrible histories hits the big screen. find out what jason solomons made of that and the other big releases this week, in the film reivew at 5.45pm. welcome to the bbc news at 5pm, i'm jane hill. our top story: a 51—year—old man who made false allegations of murder and child sexual abuse against famous people has been jailed for 18 years. the judge told carl beech that he had deliberately, repeatedly and malicio

some thicker cloud, 1a in newcastle. average temperatures into the week ahead as well. this is bbc news — i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11: murderers who refuse to say where they've buried their victims could be more easily denied parole under a proposed new law. a powerful earthquake has hit southern california for the second time in a matter of days. it's the strongest in the region for 25 years. as the two men vying to be pm again attempt to win over members in two hustings today — a bbc investigation discovers some party members have received two ballot papers. more than! million people are expected to attend london's largest ever pride march. at wimbeldon — johanna konta, dan evans, and harriet dart — lead british hopes on day six. and at 11.30, join us for dateline london — where carrie gracie and her guests will discuss whether hong kong is losing the battle for hearts and minds

sheffield united have reported newcastle united to the premier league after the appointment of steve bruce, who signed for newcastle after resigning from sheffield wednesday, who he was injust from sheffield wednesday, who he was in just 18 from sheffield wednesday, who he was injust 18 games. from sheffield wednesday, who he was in just 18 games. i from sheffield wednesday, who he was injust 18 games. i will be back with more on that at 9:40am. the trump administration is introducing a new fast—track deportation process that will bypass immigration courts. under the new rules, any undocumented migrants who've been in the us for less than two years, could be deported immediately. for more details, here's our north american correspondent, peter bowes. well, this is definitely a widening of the net. so far, this fast—track deportation policy has applied only to people who had been in this country for less than two weeks and were detained within 160 kilometres of the us southern border, the border with mexico. from today people could be detained anywhere in the united states. they w

what the north really needs is a crossrail for the north, which would be proper connectivity with newcastle and with hull. borisjohnson says the investment will open up new opportunities and turbo—charge the economy. the prime minister's list of promises goes way beyond new railway lines. social care, broadband, more police, education... it's all going to cost more money and it's not clear where that's going to come from. so do voters believe what they're hearing? it's all good. yeah, all good — so long as it happens. at least he's positive. yeah, that's what i'd say — positive. and that's what we need. what they promise and what they deliver is always completely different. and i have no faith in borisjohnson as a prime minister. i think anything he can do to make life better for people is good. whether he can deliver or not, we will wait and see. drawing up a to—do list is the easy part. making it happen is a real challenge. vicki young, bbc news, manchester. our business correspondent, katy austin, is here. a rehash of old ideas, that is what critics say about these new proposals,

following newcastle's confirmation of bruce arrival, #bruceout was trending on twitter. he signed a three year deal at st james' park to replace rafa benitez having resigned from his position at sheffield wednesday on monday. defender federico fernandes says the players must now keep the fans happy. i understand the fan's situation. but for us, we want to work, we want to be better as a team and try to work hard so that when we start the new season we are work hard so that when we start the new season we are ready to show the fa ns new season we are ready to show the fans and everyone that we can compete. celtic are through to the second qualifying round of the champions league — beating fk sarajevo 5—2 on aggregate. taking a 3—1 lead from last week's game in bosnia, ryan christie fired celtic ahead in the first half before sarejevo equalised. callum mcgregor grabbed the winner on the night. they face estonian champions nomme kalju await in next round. irish champions dundalk beat riga on penalties. linfield lost 4—0 to rosenborg — 6—0 on agreegate geraint th

june kelly, bbc news at newcastle crown court. a provisional reading received by the met office suggests yesterday was the uk's hottest ever day. the weather station at cambridge university botanic garden recorded a high of 38.7 celsius, or 101.7 degrees fahrenheit. 0ur chief environment correspondent justin rowlatt is here. it feels like a big moment. we knew yesterday was the hottestjuly since records began and it now seems like it could be the hottest day ever recorded in the uk. this is the weather station, here it is, written on the chart. 38.7 centigrade. the delay is because not all weather stations send an automatic signal to the met office. it's provisional because the met office says this is such a significant reading, they wa nt to such a significant reading, they want to make certain all the equipment in cambridge was working properly. a spokesman said to me earlier today, he would be very surprised if the reading isn't accurate. before you get out the champagne, ask yourself this. should we be celebrating record tempe

a court in newcastle has been hearing victim impact statements ahead of the sentencing of carl beech, who made claims of sexual abuse and murder against mps, military chiefs, and senior figures in the intelligence services. june kelly has been in court. what's been said? well, powerful and poignant testimony, we had first of all a statement read, this is not necessarily in this order but i will read you exerts from some read to the court. 0ne read you exerts from some read to the court. one on behalf of a former chief of the defence staff, a distinguished military career and statement read by his solicitor said that lord bramall said he had never been as badly wounded during his army career as he was by carl beech's false allegation, there was a statement read to the court on be laugh of diana brit tan, the widow of lyon brit tan. she described how her husband with was alone in a hospital bed with cancer when he learned of the claims and she said my husband's name has now been cleared. but he will never know this. carl beech will be sentenced at 2.15, 12 counts of perverting the cours

steve bruce is confirmed as newcastle united manager — a decision that's not gone down well with everybody. just 8 hours before the first tee shot is struck at the open championship. he'll have the latest from royal portrush as golf‘s oldest major returns to northern ireland for the first time since the fifties. we'll take you around the uk in sportsday tonight. we'll start in liverpool where england have qualified for the semi finals of the netball world cup — maintaining their winning run by beating trinidad and tobago. they still have lots riding on tomorrow's match with south africa though. for scotland though another defeat. with a round up of the day's action — here's kate grey. england continued to impress at this world cup with five wins following the match against trinidad, there we re the match against trinidad, there were lots of changes that match, tracy neville trying different combinations but more importantly, saving some of those legs to keep them fresh for the tougher matches i will follow and that could come with south africa and to play tomorrow we have been on for

we wa nt we want to have liverpool, sheffield, holland newcastle all getting the benefit as well as leeds and manchester. well, there you go, barry, 39 billion, a number to conjure with, i dare say. but you're absolutely right, barry, and you're writing your aspiration and we support that. labour says today's announcement is just reheated promises, pointing out that improvements to northern rail services have been on the table for years. jeremy corbyn, though, said he would go much further. when the government set up its powerhouse for the north, they had an office in whitehall to administer it. we are moving the treasury to the north, we're moving an awful lot to the north, in order to ensure that that fairness of national investment begins to be a reality. both leaders are promising that they are the man to rebalance the british economy, as they target northern voters ahead of a possible election later this year. tom barton, bbc news. our chief political correspondent vicki young is in manchester for us. vicki, more pledges and promises. how are they all going to be funded? it is quite

june kelly, bbc news, at newcastle crown court. more than a0 people have been killed and 130 injured on an air at a refugee detention centre near the libyan capital tripoli. the un has described the attack as a war crime. our middle east correspondent quentin somerville reports from beirut. they came to libya in search of an escape. but were killed before they could flee its shores. more than 100 migrants, mostly africans, were corralled inside the detention centre in east tripoli. they had nowhere to run to when it took a direct hit. dozens were killed, many more injured. they had fled their countries' war, persecution and poverty, with few possessions. in the rubble they looked for any scraps that survived. people are still under the block, so we don't know what to say. all we know is we want the un to help people out of this place because this place is dangerous. the men and women who died were caught in the crossfire of libya's latest civil war. the government in tripoli is battling the forces of khalifa haftar, a warlord with

newcastle have confirmed that steve bruce is their new head coach. in a statement, bruce said newcastle was his boyhood club and it was a special moment for him. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the us house of representatives has voted to condemn president trump as racist, after he told four non—white democratic congresswomen to go back to the countries they came from. every democrat in the house supported the symbolic resolution, which said the president had legitimised hatred, but only four republicans backed it. three of the congresswomen involved were born in america, the fourth is a us citizen. our north america correspondent david willis reports. these comments from the white house are disgraceful and disgusting and these comments are racist... a row that started in cyberspace became all the more human, not to mention personal, on the floor of the nation's capital. president trump urged these four congresswomen of colour, vocal critics of his administration, to "go back to where they came from." they should love our country

steve bruce has held his first news conference as newcastle head coach today. his appointment was described as un—ambitious by some sections of fans, following the departure of previous manager rafa benitez. bruce, whose boyhood club was newcastle, says whoever replaced benitez would have a toughjob, and he's facing the criticism head on. iam not i am not everybody‘s cup of tea. i can understand that. i am not rafa benitez. whoever was going to sit in the seat was going to find it difficult. however, iam confident enough with my experience and the people i have brought with me, we will continue to take the club forward. yes, i have got to put up with some nonsense, but i am determined to grasp the opportunity and have a crack at it and have a go. i'll have more for you in the next hour. major cities in the eastern united states are bracing for what's being described as a ‘heat emergency‘. temperatures pushing a0 degrees celcius are a0 degrees celsius are expected to smash records. the intense heat dome caused by tropical air blowing north is forecast to

staying with the ball, the newcastle united says he was surprised and disappointed to see him leave the clu b disappointed to see him leave the club when his contract came to an end last month. steve bruce is going to ta ke end last month. steve bruce is going to take over it looks, having resigned on wednesday of yesterday. to see the manager leave us disappointing because he had a good run with the club and it was decision that was made between the manager himself and the club owners. it was out of our hands and now we have to look forward to a new manager and a new season. it is a strange situation, even for a manager to go into the last year of his contract and going to this is nothing that happens often. leaving for the chinese super league, the league leaders winning 4—1 with its barcelona spurs player, getting a hat trick, having won his first two league games. england and saracens told the bbc that he is going to make that his christian beliefs do not disrupt england's world cup plans. he was warned by the conduct after liking the homophobic social media posts. one of the star

been spent on upgrades, but it will face tough competition from other northern airports, including newcastle and manchester. there have been attempts to restart commercial operations here for the best part of 20 years. and after a few false starts and delays, today it became a reality. but not everyone is happy with the decision to open another airport. there are questions on how encouraging more domestic flights fits with the uk's targets to reduce the impact of climate change. we are using the most fuel—efficient type of regional aircraft that there are, to operate these new services from here. but also, if you look at the alternatives to travel, for example, if you are to get in your car, drive to get on the ferry and go across to belfast, the emissions by flying are actually a lot less. the lake district national park already attracts 47 million people a year, many arriving by carand rail. in carlisle city centre today most people said they would use it if the price was right. i did used to use the trains. expensive. flights tend to be cheaper these days. i go home to ireland all the t

newcastle have smashed their club record to sign the brazilian sriker joelinton from hoffenheim for 40 million pounds. the 22 year old is new manager steve bruce's first signing. and a century from captain dawid malan helped middlesex beat surrey by 37 runs at the oval in the t20 blast. yorkshire also beat leicestershire by 54 runs. staying with cricket and england's record—breaking fast bowler james anderson will sit out tomorrow's ashes four day warm—up against ireland. world cup winnerjason roy though will make his test debut along with olly stone. joe wilson reports from lord's. if this is the warm up day before the actions when i met tess mosca might say to me very warm. they had seenjames might say to me very warm. they had seen james anderson go might say to me very warm. they had seenjames anderson go through his drills and routines, separate from the rest of the squad, england saying very cautious by not taking them for this match, and they remain confident that he will be fit for the ashes, but it presents opportunity individually against them for ali, the fast bowler and

we are looking at 16 in aberdeen, warm in newcastle, up to 17. 21 or 22 to the south. we should have a fine day for wimbledon on monday, with some pleasant spells of sunshine. courtside should feel pretty comfortable as 20 or 21 degrees. later in the increasing chance of seeing some disruption to play. tuesday, i think any rain will stay to the north as this front are just tips in. high pressure hangs on in there to the south. grey prospects for northern ireland with some rain and then the rain moving into scotland and northern england. to the south, the best of any brightness, perhaps 23 degrees. further north, we are looking at the mid—teens. perhaps heavier rain for a time across the central belt of scotland. on to the outlook. through the middle of the week, quite unsettled across the northern half of the uk, and then friday, fairly widespread showers are possible with some real hunting is in the mix. that, as i said, could bring some disruption to wimbledon. this is bbc news. the headlines at 12:00pm... leaked emails from the british ambassador to washington des

temperatures for monday are average values, we are looking at 16 in aberdeen, one in newcastle, up to 17. 21—22 to the south. we should have a fine day for wimbledon on monday with some pleasant spells of sunshine and courtside should feel pretty comfortable, highs of 20 or 21. later in the week, there is an increasing chance of disruption to play. tuesday, i think anyone will say to the north any rain will stay to the north. high —— any rain will stay to the north. high pressure hangs on in the south. greyer prospects for northern ireland with some rain and the rain moving into scotland and northern england. to the south, perhaps 23 degrees, further north, we are looking at the mid teens. perhaps some heavier rain for a time across the central belt of scotland. onto the outlook, for the middle part of the week, quite unsettled across the northern part of the uk and then friday, fairly widespread showers are possible with some real humdingers in the mix so that could bring some disruption to wimbledon. hello this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: leaked emails fro

june kelly at newcastle crown court, thank you. borisjohnson says his plan to recruit 20,000 new police officers across england and wales will begin within weeks and be completed injust three years. this would restore officer numbers back to levels not seen for a decade after cuts under the coalition government and successive conservative administrations. the move has been welcomed, but there are warnings of logistical challenges, including a lack of training instructors. our home affairs sorrespondent, daniel sandford, has the story. the passing out parade this month at hendon, the biggest police college in the country, as forces in england and wales started to turn their backs on ten years of austerity. it was theresa may, as home secretary, who implemented the cuts. but now her successor who implemented the cuts. but now her successof as who implemented the cuts. but now her successor as prime minister, out doing selfies in what looked like election mode, has made replacing the 20,000 lost officers one of his earliest priorities

we are looking at 16 in aberdeen, warm in newcastle, up to 17. 21 or 22 to the south. we should have a fine day for wimbledon on monday, with some pleasa nt wimbledon on monday, with some pleasant spells of sunshine. courtside should feel pretty co mforta ble courtside should feel pretty comfortable as 20 or 21 degrees. later in the increasing chance of seeing some disruption to play. tuesday, i think any rain will stay to the north as this front are just tips in. high pressure hangs on in there to the south. grey prospects for northern ireland with some rain and then the rain moving into scotla nd and then the rain moving into scotland and northern england. to the south, the best of any brightness, perhaps 23 degrees. further north, we are looking at the mid—teens. perhaps heavier rain for a time across the central belt of scotland. on to the outlook. through the middle of the week, quite u nsettled the middle of the week, quite unsettled across the northern half of the uk, and then friday, fairly widespread showers are possible with some real hunting is in the mix.

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our correspondence is at newcastle crown court. we will talk to her later on about these latest developments. the australian swimmer mack horton has refused to share the medal podium with chinese rival sun yang, after accusing him of being a drug cheat. sun won gold in the 400m freestyle at the world aquatic championships in south korea just ahead of horton. he was suspended in 2014 for testing positive for a banned substance, which he said was for a heart complaint. and as we know, this is not a new issue for the sporting world. here with me now is goldie sayers, who 11 years after competing in the beijing olympics finally received her bronze medal this weekend after her competitor mariya abakumova tested positive for a banned substance and was stripped of her silver medal. congratulations. thank you. just wondered talking about the australian, do you have sympathy for him refusing to get on the podium with a chinese swimmer like that?” do, absolutely. it is one thing to compete against an athlete who hasn't been convicted of dr

have been spent on upgrades, but it will face tough competition for other northern airports including newcastle and manchester. there have been attempts to restart commercial operations here for the best part of 20 years, after a few false starts and delays, today it became a reality. but not everyone is happy with the decision to open another airport. there are questions on how encouraging more domestic flights hits with the uk targets to reduce the impact of climate change. we are using the most fuel—efficient type of regional aircraft that there is, to operate the services from here. but also if you look at the alternative to travel, for example if you get in your car and drive to get on the ferry and go across the belfast the emissions are a lot less. the lake district national park already attracts 47 million people a year, many arriving by car and rail. ca rlisle people a year, many arriving by car and rail. carlisle at city centre today most people said they would use it if the price was right. today most people said they would use it if the price was rightlj today most people said the

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we've lost the line that newcastle will try and go back to story if we can if and of this news hour kenya's hosting a counterterrorism summit for african leaders the u.n. sponsored talks are designed to share information and form a united front of africans have been killed and millions displaced in various countries while the threats include attacks by al qaeda and eisler fillets in the western region of so help a joint regional task force there has so far failed to stop the killings boko haram fighters in nigeria are responsible for a humanitarian crisis spreading across the lake chad region at least 27000 people have been killed over a period of 10 years in the east u.s. forces have joined an african union operation against al shabaab whose fighters continue to launch attacks despite losing strongholds in somalia malcolm webb has the latest from that conference in nairobi. to the secretary general of the united nations antonio get areas of speaking one of the opening sessions and he urged the international community to join forces and participate together to prevent violence extremism and

he only took over the championship club in january but has held talks with newcastle, his hometown club, about replacing rafa benitez. city midfielder fabian delph hasjoined everton on a three—year deal for a fee that could rise to £10 million. the 29—year—old spent four years at city, won two league titles but only started 11 games last season. aaron ramsey has been given a warm welcome from juventus fans will stop the wales midfielder signed for the serie a champions on a free transfer from arsenal. he will be playing under the former chelsea boss maurizio sarri, who hasjustjoined the club as well. now the former boxing world champion pernell sweet peas whitaker has died following a road accident in virginia. he was 55. he was 0lympic road accident in virginia. he was 55. he was olympic champion in 1984 and went on to become a full weight world champion. the american retired in 2001 to become a trainer. former world champion mike tyson described him today as a flawless fighter. golf's final major of the year sta rts golf's final major of the year starts on thursday, the open at

trott is at newcastle crown court. during this trial, the prosecutor said that carl beech could not get his story straight, false identities, he said, creating fictional people, pretending to be someone fictional people, pretending to be someone else. that sort of conduct in the life of carl beech was as habitual and easier starting the day with a cup of tea. by returning these guilty verdicts, the jury is agreeing with him, carl beech told them that he was abused as a child, he was tortured even, electrocuted, used as a human dartboard he said and bitten by a snake. there was a long list of vips that he accused, the former tory mp harvey proctor, the former tory mp harvey proctor, the illegal leon britton, the late prime minister edward heath, and during the interview with police, he appeared tearful when he said what had happened decades ago. —— the light leon britton. —— the late leon britton. in hours of police interviews, he played the part of a victim. i had poppies pinned to my chest whilst they did what

in newcastle, physicist and developing technology using recycled plastic. good sheds made from recycled waste change the way we harness energy from the sun? researchers in australia are printing wafer thing solar panels made of plastic. they have been tested for the first time on top of a warehouse. they are cheap to make an easy to install. this allows us to start putting solar in places we have never been able to put them before, where it has not made economic sense. in unusual locations where it is not possible to do that at the moment. it really is a game—changer. solar panels made with silicon a comment on australian homes. research of the large—scale printing of plastic solar sheets and fitting them on a commercial building breakthroughs in technology that has been around for a long time. it is taking a very basic idea founded in the lab and taking it out and commercialising it with industry and now that idea will bring solution to households throughout the community, regionally, nationally, internationally. australia is one of the sunniest contin

top temperatures for monday, 16 in aberdeen, more in the way of sunshine, up to 17 in newcastle, 22 or 23 across southern counties of england. monday and into tuesday, this front comes into play a little bit more. it topples into scotland and northern england. there will be some rain around here. high pressure clings on to the south. a little more cloud around at times. dry for the majority of england and wales, just northern england were thick cloud, rain at times. scotland seeing some heavy rain through the central belt on and off. northern ireland is drier come the afternoon. looking towards the middle of the week, weather prospects are quite showery across scotland and northern ireland, and then the end of the week, potentially, some quite hefty showers. at the moment it is quite ha rd to showers. at the moment it is quite hard to pin down exactly where, just about anywhere, which could see some disruption for wimbledon. looks like we are in the clear again come finals weekend is high pressure builds across the uk. sunny spells for most of us in temperatures back into the mid 20s.

the other side of the front here around 11:00 for newcastle and for belfast. so tomorrow morning quite a bit of cloud around across some of these southern and eastern areas. then sunshine, sunny spells in the afternoon with showers and i think the showers could be thundery across scotland, and other north western parts of the british isles but on the whole quite a sunny day i think for many of us on thursday with temperatures a little lower, perhaps 25 in london. now friday is going to bring some wet weather particularly towards south western parts of the uk, so this next low pressure a little bit further south this one. so that means that areas to the south will get a little more appreciable rain. wales certainly in for some rain, the midlands, the north west of england and some of that rain will also be moving across southern and southeastern parts of the uk where so far we haven't had much rain at all. you can see the temperatures quite a bit lower 21 in london the teens across the northwest here. so that's friday. beyond that once this weather front pushes

newcastle united have confirmed the appointment of steve bruce as head coach. the fans aren't happy, calling the appointment unambitious. bruce resigned as manager of sheffield wednesday on monday, despite only joining the club injanuary. he replaces rafa benitez who left newcastle at the end of last month when his contract expired. many fans have been directing their frustrations at the owner mike ashley, urging him to sell the club. kieran trippier has completed a deal tojoin spanish kieran trippier has completed a deal to join spanish side atletico madrid onafouryear to join spanish side atletico madrid on a four year contract. he joined spurs from burnley in 2015 and was pa rt spurs from burnley in 2015 and was part of the england squad which reached the semifinal last year. he passed a medical earlier today at atletico madrid. the deal is believed to be worth around £20 million. meanwhile, west ham have signed striker sebastien haller from eintracht frankfurt in a club record of £35 million. the 25—year—old former france under 21 international has si

they're taking part in the premier league asia trophy alongside west ham, wolves and newcastle. welcome to the programme. the world's best golfers are settling in on the antrim coast in northern ireland.

that is the equivalent of what you might see in newcastle in an entire year, it will be a very wet weekend in this part of the world. it is all quite year, more is available on our website. as theresa may prepares to step down as prime minister, she tells the bbc of her pride and disappointment of serving in number ten. in an exclusive television interview, she says she underestimated parliament, and didn't regret calling the 2017 general election, where she lost her commons majority. but she says one of her biggest disappointments, is in not delivering brexit. i underestimated the unwillingness of some people in parliament to compromise. her interview comes ahead of the two men vying for herjob being grilled tonight by the bbc‘s andrew neil. also on the programme:

he resigned from wednesday to join newcastle last week after just 18 games in charge at hillsborough. and promoter eddie hearn says the principality stadium in cardiff is the front runner to host anthony joshua's world heavyweight title rematch with andy ruinunior. hearn says that fight would happen on 14th december. it is fairto it is fair to say what anthony joshua once for christmas. it is fair to say what anthony joshua once for christmaslj it is fair to say what anthony joshua once for christmas. i cannot believe you mention the christmas word, it is july. without any warning. it is meant to be the hottest night and we mention christmas already. carole is at . good morning, isn't it absolutely gorgeous, shrouded in mist and fog, slowly starting to lift. mist and fog around the southern countries as well. a lot of low cloud in the west and rain in the north and west but all of that will melt away and leave us all of that will melt away and leave us with a sunny, hot and humid day. the forecast is basically that. hot weather, humid conditions and then some thunderstorms later on. w

pantalla de telemundo en su nueva temporada tiene un trofeo en asia el "chicharito" fue titular frente al newcastle porque rafa benitez se fue a dirigir al fÚtbol chino >>> con el nuevo jugador llegado de las bundes league >>> esto fue en shangai este partido por el tercer lugar >>> manchester city y wolverhampton empataron 0 a 0 no tiempo regular hubo que ir en donde una gran actuaciÓn de rieo trofeo para los united derrotÓ al inter de milÁn con un chico de 17 aÑos. >> en su segundo gol del manchester united seguramente lo veremos poco o nada en la liga regular pero es bocanada de aire fresco para un joven jugador inglÉs es que mÁs lo resumimos en la ediciÓn fin de semana de "titulares y mÁs" junto al goleador carlos hermosillo. >> ahÍ los vamos a estar acompaÑando >>> oye el "chicharito" sin suerte todavÍa >>> estÁ con la nÚmero 9 veremos si le va con la nÚmero 14. >> gracias sammy. >> gracias a usted gracias a usted por estar con nosotros y por permitirnos entrar a sus hogares hay mÁs noticias esta noche a las 11/10 centro tenga buenas noches y disfrute de este fin de semana nos

and steve bruce has been confirmed as the new manager of newcastle united it's the 10th club the former manchester united player has taken charge of. the africa cup of nations resumes on wednesday with tunisia taking on nigeria in the 3rd place playoff in cairo meanwhile the team that nigeria knocks out cameroon have fired her coach terence defending champions will be to 32 by nigeria in the round of 16 the dutchman who is the only man so form the european champions league with 3 clubs was appointed back in 28. a money pack euros management team have rejected claims that the $53.00 sets it's a con britain's i'm a car lights are on this year former light welterweight world champion can claim seem paki have signed a deal to fight in saudi arabia in november and meantime pack airways sets a fight keith thurman for the w.p.a. super world title on saturday next i'm going to be back in saudi arabia again is going to be in riyadh this time. and it's going to be a hopefully it could be the money we have both signed and i've got the finest bone saw just past this fight on the weekend then we're

newcastle midfielder matt ritchie said he's surprised and disappointed to see rafa benitez leave the club. steve bruce has been approached over the vacancy having resigned as manager of sheffield wednesday yesterday. to see the manager leave the disappointing because he had a good rain with the club but it was a decision made obviously between the manager himself and the club owners. so it was out of our hands. we now have to look forward to a new manager and a new season. it is a strange situation even for a manager to go in the last year of his contract and it is not something that happens often so this is the first experience i have had of it. well the man he replaced rafa benitez lost for the first time as manager of chinese club dalian yifang, losing to league leaders guangzho evergrande. former barcelona player paulinho with a hat trick in a 41 win, benitez had won his first two league games in his new role. to the netball world cup where northern ireland have suffered another defeat, thrashed by new zealand in their latest group game. kate grey is there. a big loss for norther

joining us from newcastle is the technology journalist, thanks for joining newcastle is the technology journalist, thanks forjoining us on bbc news. this app is positioning itself as just a bit of fun. is it? it is, it is not to worry something that chuck thinks it is. the face apt came onto the scene back in 2017, when people did not pay much attention to it and over the last week, it has gained a massive amount of traction on social media. people wa nt of traction on social media. people want to find out quite what they look like when they are older and if you can kind of investigate what you might happen to agent two, people wa nt might happen to agent two, people want to do it. but this is ultimatelyjust a bit of fun. a lot of the concerns around this have been overblown simply because the developers of the app are based in russia. but truthfully, a lot of what face apt does is simply the same as every other app that we have on our iphones or our androids. so what exactly are you giving face apt access to if you download and upload access to if you download and upload a picture of

he'll be back in the witness box tomorrow. june kelly, bbc news, at newcastle crown court. patients' lives are being put at risk because of delays in treating them for sepsis. hospitals are meant to put suspected sufferers on an antibiotic drip within an hour, but bbc research shows a quarter of patients in england are waiting longer than that. sepsis is hard to spot and diagnose. it's triggered by infection, and worsens when the immune system goes into overdrive. the uk sepsis trust says every year there are about 250,000 cases across the country, leading to over 50,000 deaths. analysis of 100 nhs trusts in england by the bbc showed that betweenjanuary and march this year, 24% of hospital patients did not get treated within an hour. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. gosh, it's a hollow house without him, isn't it? he was chatty and fun and full of laughter, lived life completely and utterly. tim mason had flu—like symptoms and felt desperately ill, but doctors sent him home from hospital. hours later, with sepsis taking a grip, he was back and in intensive care, with c

we think around 3a degrees in london on tuesday, so tomorrow 27 for newcastle. no heatwave in northern ireland. it will be around the low or mid 20s. tomorrow night, we've got thunderstorms on the way, and they are likely to be widespread, with frequent lightning, dusty winds, sweeping across western and central areas, and may be the east. it really will be very thunderous outside for a time, and then they clear away, leaving a mostly sunny wednesday. may be a bit more around on wednesday, so perhaps in one or two spots temperatures might be a shade lower, not that you will notice the difference, but mid 20s possible in the of the country. the peak in the heat arrives on thursday, with the jet propelling that oven hot air out of the south, and we could hit 37 degrees somewhere in the south—east, and 30 or more in yorkshire as well. belfast, 22, you are getting away with it. 37 is an important number in meteorology because, if it reaches those values, it will be a record forjuly, and if these showers are somewhere here, that temperature may not be achieved, so

newcastle 11 mission required a massive effort an estimated 400000 people took part in developing the technology of the moon landing had a huge influence on the movies nasa itself delivered spectacular pictures in july 969 shortly before takeoff it was perhaps the greatest human adventure of all time and would be covered on live t.v. like the one you feel as far as responsibilities records a man got on his. that's relatively difficult to answer. a new documentary on apollo 11 features digitally restored footage from nasa as. some of the video has never been seen before. you have to kind of what all down one of the key moments were the moments of humanity that happened what were the things that stood out what really got me was the emotion on their faces you could see the weight of what they were about to do. the film celebrates the heroes of this historic mission. the world of cinema has always been fascinated with the moon french director josh. yes imagine the moon landing in this film from 1002. the film was a huge success around the world it brought viewers a step closer to the heav

the wind isjust 12 degrees in aberdeen and just 14 to newcastle today. pressure to the south where we have 26 celsius in hampshire yesterday and 22 is our top temperature today. largely find through the evening. perhaps just an isolated shower for lincolnshire and parts of east anglia. quite chilly in parts of rural scotland into the hours of monday. 2—3d and some of the sheltered glens and they could even be a patchy, grassed frost to start the week. but some beautifully clear whether first thing on monday. a lot of sunshine to get the day under way. a bit more cloud drifting into northern ireland come the afternoon so grab the trolley on the way out because you will need it on the way out if you are heading home from work. does make brolly. elsewhere, a fine story. the rain is courtesy of this weather front here which pushes its way towards scotla nd which pushes its way towards scotland and northern england for tuesday. northern ireland, perhaps a little drier but still quite cloudy. certainly grey skies across scotland and northern england. with qu

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