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if this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. at the toyko olympics, 18—year—old tunisian swimmer ahmed hafnaoui produces a major shock, winning gold in the a00m freestyle. the uk team claims its first silver medal — bradly sinden narrowly lost a dramatic taekwondo final. wildfires in northern california force thousands into evacuation centres, while a covid outbreak in oregon puts firefighters into quarantine. plans to require football fans to be fully vaccinated for premier league matches from october are considered by the uk government.

but through the night, it's largely clear across most of the uk. not cold by any means —13—1a degrees, i think, for most of us. and then tomorrow, plenty of brightness right from the word go, but notice there is some weather here out towards the west, and that will make its way into south—western parts of the uk through the afternoon. so, it will be raining across the west country, parts of wales and heavy, possibly thundery showers in the north east of england and also across scotland. and for the all—important euro cup final 2020, it is looking like there'll be one or two showers around there in wembley. now, here's the forecast for monday, lots of showers about as well. the heaviest of the ones across western and northern areas. again one or two thundery. in the sunshine, around 20 degrees or so. this is bbc news with the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. england's footballers have arrived at their hotel near london ahead of tomorrow's match against italy in the final of euro 2020. england manager gareth southgate says his

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i'm lukwesa burak with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the search for hundreds of people still missing, following devastating floods in germany and other european countries. the german president has been visiting one of the worst hit areas our country stands together during this time. i'm very pleased to see just how much sympathy and solidarity is being shown, not only here in the region but also throughout germany. the uk's health secretary, sajid javid, says he's tested positive for coronavirus and is experiencing "mild" symptoms. i was feeling a bit groggy last night so i took a lateral flow test this morning and it's come out positive, so i'm now self isolating at home with my family until i get the results of a pcr test. olympics organisers announce the first case of coronavirus

these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the olympic host nationjapan has picked up its first medals, winning a gold and a silver injudo. that was after ecuador�*s richard carapaz won the gold in the men's olympic cycling road race, making it the country's second ever top medal at a summer olympics. coming up later in sport, we will round up the action on day one at the olympics where as you just heard the hosts japan have taken gold. the uk government attempts to tackle disruption to key services in england as hundreds of thousands of people are told to self—isolate

here in the uk it's been very difficult. 0ver here in the uk it's been very difficult. over the past 12 months orso difficult. over the past 12 months or so we've only seen crowds come back to the sport. what happened with the table is because games haven't been able to be played we haven't been able to be played we have twice now had the whole derby which is been postponed because of covert outbreak. with the system thatis covert outbreak. with the system that is in place it means that the are not necessary the team at the top of play as many games as the team who are in third orfourth place. it's very difficult for the situation at the moment to resolve itself because of these covert outbreak. we've got 40,000 cases a day in the uk which is happening for they don't have as many in australia but they've been covid free for a long period of time, pretty much. everyone is trying to work in the best possible situation, get the most positive outcome out of it as we can. ., , most positive outcome out of it as we can. . , , ., most positive outcome out of it as wecan. . , ,

this weekend has brought lots of sunshine and lots of warmth to the uk. and there's more to come on into the week ahead as well, as high pressure keeps our weather largely settled. saturday saw a new record high temperature in northern ireland. there was more cloud around here though on sunday, and that is because despite having high pressure, we have still managed to work the remnants of a weak cold front into the north of the uk, through sunday, hence a cooler day for scotland and northern ireland and some more cloud around here. a little bit of that cloud will trickle down the north sea coast overnight as well. a pleasant enough night for going to sleep though for scotland and northern ireland, unlike the rather sticky, humid conditions which will persist across england and wales. monday, a lot of fine weather to come, a lot of sunshine, some cloud will bother the north sea coast through the day but it should look brighter, particularly for northern scotland and northern ireland and it will become warmer once again, temperatures two or three degrees up

and that's because the jet stream has been to the south of the uk. hop the other side of the atlantic, run things on a bit, we've got much more amplification of the jet, which means we're going to find a strengthening jet running to the north of the uk. that will allow high pressure to slowly but surely build up from the south—west and settle things down. things are not settled at the moment, though. we've got rain developing and pushing its way eastwards across england and wales. northwards, too. so, turning wetter here, some heavy bursts of rain. does turned drier across scotland, the thundery downpours easing away, and it should be largely dry overnight in northern ireland. so, a touch cooler here. warm night where we have the cloud and rain, though, across england and wales. still some heavy bursts of rain in the morning. the rain is moving very slowly northwards. it may ease off for a while, but as some sunshine comes out in places, it will trigger some thundery downpours — scotland, but also in particular towards the south east of england a

these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the olympic host nation, japan, has picked up its first medals, winning a gold and a silver injudo. that was after ecuador�*s richard carapaz won the gold in the men's olympic cycling road race, making it the country's second ever top medal at a summer olympics. great britain's adam yates finished ninth. but it was bad news for geraint thomas, who retired from the race for a second successive games after a crash. the uk government attempts to tackle disruption to key services in england, as hundreds of thousands of people are told to self—isolate by the nhs covid app. afghanistan imposes a curfew across almost the entire country, in an attempt to stop the taliban infiltrating its cities.

the men's golf event begins on wednesday night — uk time. well we're going to move away from the olympics now, but stick with golf, because minjee lee is the new evian champion. the australian beatjong—un lee six in a playoff, to win herfirst major title in france. lee started the final round 7 shots off the lead, but forced her way into the playoff after a brilliant 64 — craig templeton reports. crystal clear water is at lake geneva, where she started the day of five shots clear in search of some major silver, the number in her name is because there are five other of her namesake onto her. here's how she stands out to. but sunday's championship golf is never easy, and she drops three shots in the next four holes. that's opened the door for the chasing pack, the first to step through it. the australian was ten shots behind coming into the weekend, she now had the clubhouse lead. lee sex wasn't quite done though and birdied the final hole to force a player. remember those crystal clear water is? well, they were about to be disturbed and t

can see these big clouds blossoming to life on the satellite picture, just to the south—west of the uk, that cloud has been producing a lot of rain and lightning and that is heading our way. thundery downpours spreading into southern england, perhaps south wales by the end of tonight. a lot of mist and murk and low cloud for eastern and central scotland, the eastern and central scotland, the eastern side of england, on another warm night. 17 is low for liverpool. into saturday, where you are closest to this area of low pressure, that is where you have the potential for intense downpours and thunderstorms. it won't be raining all the time across the southern half of england or wales, across the southern half of england orwales, but across the southern half of england or wales, but when the downpours do arrive, they could give a lot of rain in a short space of time with reasoning —— frequent lightning and hale and gusty winds. this lyle cloud hugs the coast of scotland and north east england, but for north east england, western scotland and northern ireland, another sunny and warm da

menacing clouds across many parts of the uk today. those heavy, thundery showers will continue throughout the rest of this evening. sunshine early on between, but even through the night, we will continue to see them, particularly for scotland, northern ireland, northern england, perhaps that on the thunder reasoning away, but a cloudy and unsettled night, mild as well. fewer showers by dawn. we expect to see the lengthy spells of sunshine through the day in the south. not ruling out the odd shower here, and after a fairly damp start, northern ireland and northern england, eventually the rain stops to pull away, and dry and bright spells come through. look what is looming large towards the south. unseasonably windy and wet weather coming on as we go into the evening. quite warm in that strong sunshine, but as i say, through monday evening and overnight, england and wales in particular due for some wet weather, and in the south, particularly windy weather. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. a cabinet minister indicates that the use

through the day tomorrow, an east—west split, the western half of the uk cloudy but dry, showery rain later, whereas further east sunny spells, scattered, slow—moving downpours. temperatures up to 23 degrees in the warmest spots, and if you suffer from hay fever, you will probably notice that pollen levels are high or very high for much of the uk. grass pollen is high this time of year. we still have heavy downpours across eastern scotland and england into friday evening, localised flooding, because they are very slow moving. we have the next area of low pressure pushing injust in time moving. we have the next area of low pressure pushing in just in time for the weekend, towards the south. through the weekend, more rain, heavy and showery at times on saturday. forsome heavy and showery at times on saturday. for some of us, particularly in the south, it could be dry by sunday. now the news hello, welcome to sportsday — i'm austin halewood, here's what's coming up in the programme. yes it really did happen. englander through to the first major final since 1966. so now it's all eyes

a rash of showers across much of the uk into the evening hours. four southern parts of england and wales, most showers should fade away through tonight but will continue across the north west of england and particularly the central parts of scotland through the night as well. temperatures 12—15, mild to start wednesday but pretty wet for many areas from the word go. this area of low pressure staying with us tomorrow. slow moving particularly across parts of scotland and another amber warning across parts of scotland and another amberwarning in across parts of scotland and another amber warning in force for parts of the highlands for heavy rain tomorrow. some flooding impact and disruption likely across parts of scotland. it is notjust scotland which will see heavy rain, heavy showers and thunderstorms bubbling up showers and thunderstorms bubbling up through the day for many parts of the uk. in the south, they will move through a little quicker, a breeze developing here. across parts of central and northern scotland, they will be particularly sl

and you can see the rain moving into southwestern portions of the uk early on tuesday. but many central and northern areas dry with some clear spells. and quite warm, 15, 16, 17 degrees. now, tomorrow, showers are expected to develop widely across the uk but there will also be slow—moving showers because there's very little wind in the atmosphere to push them around. so if you encounter a heavy, thundery downpour it could be stuck over you for quite some time and that could lead to some flash floods. so a real mixed bag on the way. and you can see the scattered nature of these clouds into tomorrow evening as well, so quite a mixed bag on the way over the next couple of days in fact. hello, i'm kasia madera. this is outside source. japan tops the medal table at the tokyo olympics. the host nation won three golds on monday, and success too for british diver tom daley, who was finally crowned an olympic champion. in other news, tunisia faces its worst crisis since the arab spring, after the president sacks the prime minister and suspends parliament. america's top infecti

most of the showers tomorrow evening seem to be across the more central and eastern areas of the uk. how about the outlook? the rainbow behind me shows the shower clouds, and the temperature, steady as she goes, the low 20s in the south and in the north typically in the high teens. over to you. that's all from the bbc news at six. so, it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello there, i m olly foster, this is sportsday live from wembley, here s what s coming up for you tonight into the final week of the euros, wembley takes centre stage. the first of the semifinals is tonight. italy against spain and tomorrow, england return to wembley, all 26 trained at st georges park, and we ll head live to the team hotel in london. they ve arrived in the last and i'm austin halewood at the bbc sport centre, also coming up in the programme. what an incredible couple of nights of football we have coming up for you. the european championships semifinals is taking place here at wembley before the final on sunday here. we have got three former european

the uk relaxes travel rules to allow more foreign visitors. people being vaccinated in europe and america now means that we can move to that next stage which is allowing people to come here and if they are double—vaccinated, avoid having to quarantine. england and scotland have eased their rules in time for august tourist arrivals. there's no change yet, in wales and northern ireland. also in the programme we'll look at lebanon — people there coping with a lack of food, medicines and fuel — in the midst of an economic and political crisis. and at the olympics, host nationjapan sits top of the medals table, with another gold in the mens all—round gymnastics. the us gymnast simone biles meanwhile pulls out of another event

events research programme and it'll be the first time outdoor sporting stadiums will be full in the uk since the pandemic began. 18—year—old emma radacanu will headline monday's fourth round action on the show courts as she takes on australia's ajla tomljanovic on court one. she is the youngest british woman to reach the wimbledon last 16 in the open era. it's been another unpredictable day at the tour de france. the 25—year—old australian ben o'connor put in an extraordinary performance to win stage 9 and move up to second place overall. but tadej pogacar is two minutes clear of o'connor in the yellow jersey, and more than five ahead of anybody else. drew savage reports. it has been the face of constant surprises so far but would there be any more? well, yes. it's rare for anyone near the race lead to make it into a breakaway but ben o'connor managed it. although as he started the day 1ath, over eight minutes behind pogacar, maybe the defending champion could afford to relax just a little bit. o'connor was having the ride of his life. the young australian has won a stage at th

and the radar picture shows that we have got them pretty widely across the uk, but the nastiest ones are working on across parts of south—west england, haddington was the bristol and bath area and this batch in the midlands looks pretty nasty as well. showers working at a northern ireland, moving northwards across scotland, they will be heavy as well and then later in the night we will see another batch of storms pushing into parts of the south of england and wales as well. a mild night, 12 to 15 degrees. low clouds are developing and mist and fog patches as well, so it does mean a sunday morning could be quite a great start. another day when the cloud were turn and break and get some sunny spells through and then into the afternoon, showers just become a really widespread once again. heavy and thundery. the heaviest downpours capable of bringing something like 20 to 30 mil metres of rain in the space ofjust one hour, hence the risk of some further localised flooding issues. temperatures a little bit below par, but there will be so semi dry weather between the showers and in the su

are experiencing, the amber met office extreme heat warning remains in place in the south—west of the uk right through to thursday and comes into force tomorrow until friday across northern ireland with a combination of hot days and warm nights. these are the temperatures as we hit 10pm this evening, still in the mid 20s or summer is the combination could have an impact on your health. the showers and storms fade away around the second half of the night but the temperature only slowly ebbed down, even by first light tomorrow morning still in the high teens. a few changes tomorrow. parts of eastern scotland and the north—east of england with more in the way of low cloud that will fade during the day and low cloud in northern scotland limiting the temperature rise but elsewhere it will be another hot and sultry day, 30 or 31 in the south—west and temperatures climbing to the west of northern ireland back into the 30s. a few isolated storms into tomorrow evening, mainly in the west and northern ireland but most will be dry. a largely dried over many on thursday with only a few isolated

england nationals living in italy and elsewhere in europe who can watch the game with people in the uk being told not to travel. a very different feel. that is not to take anything away from the enormity of this game. and the significance of it as we know. england, gareth southgate, they train this morning at saint georges park. the last training session before tomorrow. the players were put through their paces. they've only had two days preparation for the book of the squad. —— book of the squad. they left and the part it on a coach for birmingham airport and took off early on this afternoon and have now touched down here in rome. there will be heading to the team

a new report says climate change is already having an impact on the uk with the prospect of more flooding and higher temperatures. that's all from the bbc news at six. iam back i am back with all the latest at ten, but now we canjoin i am back with all the latest at ten, but now we can join the i am back with all the latest at ten, but now we canjoin the bbc news teams where you were. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. she trained at the london olympic venue, now she is an olympic medallist. mallory franklin wins silver in another first for team gb. it's one of the most touching moments of the games so far — we speak to matty lee about winning that gold with tom daley. but no fairy tale ending for helen glover and polly swan, as their olympicjourney comes to an end. despite not winning a medal, the mum of three has an incredibly positive message. you can do anything you want to deal, and trying and failing is no problem as long as you try, and that goes out to notjust my children, but anyone out there. so goes out to notjust my children, but anyone out there.â

——well coronavirus rates continue to rise here in the uk too, but, 480 days after they were first brought in, all legal restrictions in england have been removed. that means capacity crowds are now allowed back at sporting events. there's expected to be one at emirates old trafford tomorrow night, for the deciding t20 international between england and pakistan. and chief executive of lancashire cricket club, daniel gidney, told me it's taken months of planning to be in a position to welcome back a full house once again... managing full crowds and having all of those customers and fans, when you haven't done it for nearly two years, it's kind of working with staff, muscle memory alongside the fact that you've got staff at different speeds, some staff that are raring to go, and you've got others that are a little cautious. so we prioritise mental health and well—being over the last 18 months as well and getting ourselves into position where we have had to literally mobilise from 25% to 100% crowd and effectively three days. how much of a difference is there in that revenue now that paul c

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through friday, the high pressure continues to move across the uk and build. lots of sunshine, the northwest seeing a little bit more on patchy cloud. even here it should be dry and bright. in the sunshine, temperatures continuing to rise. 23 in aberdeen, 26 by the for birmingham. for cardiff and for london as well. this fine, dry, sunny weather is going to last for most of us into the weekend, although it probably stays cloudy for the northern isles. scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england, low to mid 20s widely. even hotter for wales, england, low to mid 20s widely. even hotterfor wales, the england, low to mid 20s widely. even hotter for wales, the midlands, england, low to mid 20s widely. even hotterfor wales, the midlands, east anglia and southern counties of england. through the weekend, we will see temperatures getting close to the 30 degrees mark. too hot for some, for sure. at that fine, sunny and warm weather is on the way, like it or not. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbcï¿

we had a bit of sunshine at wembley and much of the uk has seen blue sky but there have also been heavy showers, this picture from worcester showing there was a big shower clouds and we will keep that theme in the next few days so some sunshine and scattered heavy showers around so let's look at the radar, this is where we have seen the heavy downpours especially for the south west of england, wales and eastern scotland and some of those have produced thunder and lightning but most state north of london so the england semifinal at wembley should stay dry, just an outside chance of a light shower over the next hour or so but these heavy showers will fade away into the evening and overnight, it could be a rumble of thunder in the east in the next few hours but by thursday morning at most places look bright, clear spells, a few misty patches and temperatures around io—ilith overnight so thursday will be similar to today, some sunshine, probably more than today across much of england and wales and fewer showers, one or two bubbling up fewer showers, one or two bubbling up in the afternoon

the uk's vaccine minister says the government is confident that plans to lift a range of covid restrictions will go ahead onjuly 19th in england. but he also said masks are still expected to be worn indoors. the fortification of the vaccination programme has allowed us to cautiously move to step four and the pm will say more about this. and lift off for branson. the billionaire virgin galactic founder has flown to the edge of space on the company's first ever passenger flight before gliding back to earth safely. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. iam ——iam —— i am 0llie foster, coming up on sportsday. the most important 90 minutes of their career so far. the european championship final. it could go to extra time and penalties, that's how italy got to the final. can england stop their three year unbeaten run? here at wimbledon, novak djokovic has done it, beating matteo berrettini in four sets to make history and win his 20th grand slam that brings him level with roger federer and rafa nadal. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening, here we go. we have been waiting such a

name on the side, so i'm sure there will be plenty more celebrations to come when he's back in the uk next week. i'm sure they're well. after winning a silver medal for team gb on the trampoline in rio five years ago, bryony page underwent two ankle operations, resulting in two years out of the sport. it makes the bronze medal which she won in tokyo today all the more remarkable. john watson was there. bronze for bryony page in the trampoline as she follows up with another medal following the silver she won in rio. she faced a nervous wait this time. she bled throughout virtually in rio, but this time, she was sixth out of eight finalists. but she did enough to claim bronze after what has been a difficult period. the difficulties that she had in the lead up to rio, and in some injury problems since then which forced her out of the best of two years, but it didn't matter in the end. i two years, but it didn't matter in the end. ., ~' two years, but it didn't matter in the end. ., ~ , two years, but it didn't matter in the end. , , ., the end. i woke up this morning feelin: the end. i w