and then 0llie pope fell, too, as the match suddenly turned towards the west indies. england's lead is far from comfortable. any result is still possible. it was wet and it was wild. but today lewis hamilton was in his element — giving us a masterclass in wet weather driving during qualifying at styrian grand prix. he had the fastest time in all three sessions. taking pole ahead of red bull's max verstappen who later admitted he couldn't see a thing in the treacherous conditions. nick parrot was watching. no circuit has held two races in a formula i season prior to this year. formula i season prior to this year. for those thinking that might be boring, the weather solved that. rain delayed things for 46 minutes, but the action was worth waiting for. britain's george russell has been hampered by his slow williams but he skilfully guided it six places higher than last week. heading in the opposite direction was charles leclerc, warned for breaking coronavirus rules and then penalised for impeding another driver in the second session, he'll start from 14th. at the fron

east and west germany had separate leaks meaning many of biggest clubs like heritage and in your own head rarely played each other west berlin was surrounded by east germany cut off from regional competition. isolation meant most teams couldn't push each other or develop lasting rivalries. when the wall came down and clubs in the west of germany had the cash to poach players from eastern sides and berlin's been a relatively poor city until recently. they've been leanest in the hair to fan for decades. she's proud of how much her club has gotten out of a limited budget. cuts . in. rich western clubs have dominated since the fall of the wall 30 years back former east german clubs are a rarity in the upper leagues which means her to entering your own don't have much competition nearby in the top tier not easy to be a football city with empty coffers and limited local competition but constant change is built into berlin's d.n.a. on paper headed for the biggest club in the city should be a football. empowered in their own way. west berlin's top side were founded before the turn of the cen

loads of five oi’ the north—west the uk. loads of five or six the north—west the uk. loads of five orsix in the north—west the uk. loads of five or six in some rural spot. a bit more cloud for scotland come the afternoon. pretty solid cloud coming into northern ireland towards the evening. high teens to the north of the uk, a little warm to the south, 23-24. the uk, a little warm to the south, 23—24. some evening, rain sweeps into northern ireland, western scotla nd into northern ireland, western scotland and into the small hours of monday, some of that rain will make its way further south. under the cloud, a much milder night. in the south, with the breeze picking up, temperatures generally in double figures. monday, dating, some uncertainty, they load to the north will perhaps come to dominate. feeding some showers further south into england and wales, perhaps never getting into central and eastern england. largely dry here, but with building cloud. look out for some sharp pictures coming into the north west of scotland through the north west of scotland through

there will be some wetter weather moving out of the west cou ntry wetter weather moving out of the west country and wales, towards the south—east corner overnight. 0nce west country and wales, towards the south—east corner overnight. once it does so it clears through at quite a pace, leaving a legacy of cloud in its wake, that will act like a blanket and prevent it from staying to cold, 9—15d first thing in the morning, scattering of sharp showers into the far north—west. this high pressure to the south—west, desperately dry to influence the weather, it will hopefully slowly but surely do so but ahead of that, we have this weather front toppling across, that will introduce more cloud, rain into northern ireland through the day on tuesday. lots of cloud generally on tuesday, without north—westerly theme, it may be a long the western coasts, a little bit of drizzle from time to time, pretty murky. best of the brighter and drier weather likely to be in the sheltered east, 19 or 20 degrees high, temperatures down a few degrees in comparison to today. high pressure continues to t

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in the west when you want to watch the clock in the east so disappointed each other so it was like a friendship. in east and west they drank different beers they even had different lights at their crosswalks no surprise they had vastly different football. east and west germany had separately meaning many of biggest clubs like heritage and you know and have rarely played each other west berlin was surrounded by use germany cut off from regional competition. isolation meant most teams couldn't push each other or develop lasting rivalries. when the wall came down and stablished clubs in the west of germany had the cash to poach players from the eastern sides and berlin's been a relatively poor city until recently. has been a heritage fan for decades. and. she's proud of how much her club has gotten out of a limited budget. over . time rich western clubs have dominated since the fall of the wall 30 years back former east german clubs are a rarity in the upper leagues which means her to enter in your own don't have much competition nearby in the top tier not easy to be a football city wit

on the seawater sources, it's not just the west side, but for the entire city. we have a proposal from ae.com and they brought together people to work on these types of facilities across the world. so we're trying to get the cask order in place to begin the work. this won't have all the answers for us. it's more of a general overview and description of what issues need to be resolved if we were to try to move forward with seawater pumping stations. >> supervisor mar: thank you. just a follow-up question to that last point. is that the study on the seawater pumping station, does it specifically include -- i'm looking at the salt water pumping station on the west side because that is what we called for in the board resolution. >> yes. yes. we will look at the west coast of san francisco as well as the northern and eastern areas to see what other options we might have. >> supervisor mar: okay. thank you u. . thank you. thanks for all the responses. i don't have any additional questions. colleagues, any questions? before we go to public comment? no. why don't we go

still the west indies resisted but at last... a stunning catch from 0llie pope a fitting way to win it. stokes, the player of the match, after a first innings hundred and that remarkable morning masterclass. obviously the game situation dictated how the game was to be played and it was obviouslyjust to try and get as many runs as possible. the most pleasing thing is that we managed to get over the line, especially when you consider that we lost a day's play to rain. well, after losing the first test, this was some performance from england. they will go into the series decider, starting here on friday, with renewed confidence. andy swiss, bbc news, old trafford. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world. it's now time for us to take a first look at the national and international front pages in the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is the deputy editor of the dail

the sacking comes after the club's defeat to west ham on friday. two goals from harry kane helped tottenham to a 3—0 victory at home over leicester. it means brendan rogers' side are clinging on to their champions league spot for dear life. ben croucher reports. one team with two sets of fans. jose mourinho would help out his old employers with a win. just six minutes and son squeezed in — an own goal. even the moments leicester look like a winning side were thwarted by spurs but what was up must come down. as leicester hunted for an equaliser they were slow to get back. harry kane showed son just how to finish off an attack. just the corner to aim for, target acquired. tottenham's third goal was greeted as warmly in manchester as london. that last champions league spot could come down to goal difference. the main difference here was hugo lloris, leicester's race this afternoon was run. this season, they will have one more chance next sunday at home against manchester united. in the championship, the title winners leeds travelled to derby count

kanye west could do damage to joe biden. carley: we're showing video of kanye west b in the oval office with the president wearing the maga hat. do you think he's doing this intentionally to hurt joe biden, not necessarily because he wants to become president himself, but to maybe split that vote for biden and then possibly help president trump secure another four years? >> i mean, that's been the word that's been going on. i talked to a lot of black celebrities who believe that very thing. they believe that kanye west is doing this intentionally to help president trump and as you know, kanye west is a big friend of president trump and he's saying nothing but praises and he said this was the first time in his life, i believe, if i'm correct, forgive me if i'm wrong, i believe he said this is the first time he's actually going to vote, and he's going to be voting for president trump. so if he were to be hatching a plan to benefit president trump, i'm sure the white house and president trump would be very happy because just a

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that leaves west ham all but safe, they're up to 15th. a century apiece from ben stokes and dom sibley have put england in control of the second test at old trafford. their partnership of 260 helped the hosts to 469 for nine declared. west indies ended the day on 32 for one. our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching. he makes the extraordinary scene almost commonplace. seem almost commonplace. for ben stokes, just another day of batting brilliance. he began it in watchful mode. his customary attack mingled with caution. but gradually, he and partner dom sibley wore the west indies down and, soon, sibley had his reward. dom sibley‘s got there. cricket‘s first biosecure centurion, after nearly eight hours of painstaking patience. and then it was his partner's turn — a more audacious way to reach 100. but this is ben stokes. and after some brief celebrations, it was time for some fun. lovely shot. the sight of stokes cutting loose is perhaps the most thrilling in cricket. indeed, there was one particular flourish which wouldn't

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stays breezy, cloudy and damp across the north—west. further south and east it will be dry to take us into monday. much of next week looks settled as high pressure is with us. across the southern areas we will see the driest, more settled weather and highest temperatures. more cloud and rain in the north and west. this is bbc news. the headlines: travellers arriving in the uk from more than 70 countries and overseas territories are no longer required to quarantine for two weeks. we do not have to quarantine coming back m, not have to quarantine coming back in, it is a big help, knowing that we canjust in, it is a big help, knowing that we can just go out there, we can stay in a hotel, obviously taking all the precautions. changes to lockdown are announced to all come into force today across the four nations of the uk. we will bring you the very latest details. charities are calling for relatives of people living with dementia in care homes to be designated key workers so they can resume visits, as one charity says the current coronaviru

. >>> the spirit of the old west is alive in well in of all places suburban los angeles. michelle miller has the story of the compton cowboys. >> reporter: on a recent sunday in june, randy hooks saddled up his horse to join hundreds of other marchers in compton, california. >> it's not a protest, it's a peace ride. >> reporter: hook is the leader of the compton cowboys. >> we're not going out there to cause havoc, we're going out there to showcase what it looks like to come together. >> i'm the only woman a part of the comp ton cowboys. >> reporter: kierra monique also rode that day alongside her mother and her 3-year-old daughter. >> we stand out more because this is something that you wouldn't necessarily see at any other neighborhood, especially in compton. >> when people think of compton, i think, you know, there are images ofangsgangsta rap. >> reporter: a generation of young black people who learned to ride as children. their motto, the streets raised us, horses saved us. >> each one will tell you in different ways that if it wasn't for these horses, you know, they

again, scattered showers into the far north—west. the most noticeable thing for all of us on sunday is the pressure, 14 to 19 degrees generally, we may see 21 degrees generally, we may see 21 degrees if we are lucky. thank you. a reminder of our top story: borisjohnson has announced further easing of coronavirus measures in england saying he hopes the country will return to normality by the end of the year. that's it, so goodbye from me. now on bbc one, let'sjoin our news teams where you are. have a very good evening. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. the green light for spectators back at sports events — with sheffield's crucible planned for a pilot event. stokes sets england on their way against west indies, after another heroic performance to build a big lead in the 2nd test. and wet weather poses some problems for f1 drivers including lewis hamilton in hungary but it's sebastian vettel who goes fastest in second practice. hello and welcome to sportsday it's the news sports fans have been eagerly awaiting. sp

so what do you imagine the effect of kanye west getting in the race will be? >> first of all, let's make it clear that it's pretty much mathematically impossible that he would win. he's already ineligible and about four states, one of them being texas, so that's impossible, but i think that he could play spoiler. the question is to whom. he could take youth votes away from biden, and he couldim take some votes away from trump based on the fact that he claimed he had covid-19 and he will highlight the fact that trump has failed in many ways on the covid-19 crisis, so i think it's a chance that he could take from either pool of voters. i think that one of the things that really hurts trump also is that of course he's married to kim kardashian west, and the whole alice johnson talking point was a big thing for the trump campaign. and she kind of steels that away and says no, that was me. that was me that advocated for alice johnson. it was me that had to come to your office and talk to criminal justice reform. then he starts to perhaps lose some of the few black

a big area of high pressure well to the south—west of us. what we have to contend with is areas of low pressure. one has been bringing cloud and rain today, but at least there's a gap between the weather systems and a lot of dry weather over the next 2a hours. cloud and patchy rain pushing south and east tonight. some mist and murk towards the south where it will be very mild. the cooler night in the north where we have cooler skies. for most tomorrow it's a dry day with spells of sunshine, but we will keep cloud gci’oss of sunshine, but we will keep cloud across southern england and south wales which could squeeze out the odd shower. the of showers in eastern england and eastern scotland, and heavy rain to the western counties of northern ireland. top temperatures between 18 and 2a degrees. that rain in the west will sweep eastwards during friday night. heavy, thundery outbursts of rain announcing this area of low pressure. that is our weekend weather maker. it will be quite windy with sunny spells but there will also be lots of heavy dow

we have got a cluster of showers further west. some of these will drift further inland throughout the remainder of the afternoon. sunny spells and scattered showers will close out sunday with temperatures peaking between 1a and 23 degrees. through the evening some of those showers will start to fade away but there is another area of low pressure going to push on from the south—west and that is going to bring a spell of wet weather, particularly across parts of north wales and north—west england. this area of low pressure is going to drift its way steadily north and east on that monday, the strongest of the winds to the southern flank of that low as well. so we could get an inch, two inches, of rain across north wales, north—west england for a time, the rain pushing its way into scotland. somewhat fragmented light and patchy rain through the midlands and south—east england, but factor in the wind strength. gusts widely close to 30 miles an hour, maybe a0 miles an hour plus in some locations. that is unusual, really, for the

that is how my grandfather came to the west coast. no different than what they did to the chinese, and now what we are doing especially for the mexicans that come up from mexico. >> if you have been watching the series with us, you know an important part of it is your involvement in it. there are three ways you can do it. you can call us in about 15 minutes or so. we'll begin taking calls. you can also send us a tweet at c-span and use the hashtag landmark cases. we will make sure your twitter questions and comments will be here throughout the program. you can go to c-span's facebook page. the comments are already lining up under there. please join us in this conversation on korematsu v. united states during a time of war, to take away civil liberties. that is really what the question is here. it has lots of important elements for our society today. so we are going to show a video that is about the pearl harbor attack and this is a government film on japanese relocation. let's watch. >> december 7th, 1941 a date which will live in inf

what should we make of kanye west's candidacy? i think that isa west's candidacy? i think that is a great question. to be honest, talking about kanye west at this particular moment feels like a distraction of assaults. whether it is in the context of the presidential contest between donald trump and joe biden or in thinking about the political landscape stop we think of the death of civil right leaders in recent days, the sustain protests in response to the killing ofjohn floyd and several others. we think the president threatening pulling in federal agents to intervene in everything from what looks like gang violence to organise uprising and protests. and here we are finding ourselves talking about kanye finding ourselves talking about ka nye west's finding ourselves talking about kanye west's presidential bid and it is a storyline which feels like we're peering into personal challenges as you noted in your lead in, a marital dispute. still, there is so much that relates to larger questions of religion, politics and music and this particular moment that kanye west

in the end, the west indies surpassing england's total by quite some distance, 114. but england plugged away. perhaps the only concern could be a lack of wickets forjeffrey archer who bowled with intensity and certainly showed some of the skills that made him a household name last summer but no wickets for him in the innings. in terms of the performance batting today, not massive individual scores but actually very solid collective. absolutely, that is the key to their success absolutely, that is the key to their success in this game so far, they have had batsmen that have gone on and got scores, i'll be there one —— no one has got the 100, in the last couple of years it has been the lower order of the west indies that has been more prolific in terms of run—scoring than those at the top. we certainly saw that today with shane dowrich and kraigg brathwaite. offering that stability to ensure they had that platform and that patients that they showed, really impressive, as they have had to come into this match without much preparation, they have been away from firs

maybe a few showers around, mostly towards the north—west of scotland. many places will be dry in the afternoon, but the air is cooler and fresher everywhere. we've got temperatures typically 16—20 celsius. that's a little below par for this time of the year, and we'll keep those sort of temperatures for the early part of next week. maybe one or two showers around, but many places, i think, will be dry. we're going to find some spells of sunshine at times. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm karin giannone with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. coronavirus bailout, or just emergency loans? eu leaders meet to try and resolve their divisions over the pandemic recovery fund. coronavirus infections pass the two million mark in brazil, making it the second worst hit country, after the united states. people often say that this virus isn't visible, but the suffering here is so easy to see. netflix shares plunge, despite rising subscriber numbers during the virus lockdown. and, celebrations as real madrid win their first la liga

jeremy bowen, bbc news. 0ur middle east correspondent, tom bateman, is in the west bank. it is an announcement expected today? tonight the first... there is a coalition agreement that this process could at least begin and many to the right of mr netanyahu had been waiting for a big announcement today about annexation. it would have been the process could begin at least. many have been looking for a big announcement about annexation today. political forces within and outside his own government largely to do with just how much of the territory of the west ba n k how much of the territory of the west bank should be annexed by israel in their view. political forces both within and outside his government largely to do with just how much of the territory of the west ba n k how much of the territory of the west bank should be annexed by israel in their view... i do apologise for the quality of their of that piece from tom bateman. the us government has bought almost all the world's upcoming supply of the drug remdesivir. the treatment has been shown to help people recover faster

a noticeable west or north—westerly breeze. temperatures just a touch below par for this time of year but in the sunshine, it won't feel too bad —17—21 celsius. a bit of rain will skip across orkney and shetland during saturday night. otherwise, it's dry with clear spells into the early hours of sunday. another rather cool start on sunday morning, but with our area of high pressure still in charge sunday, it going to be another dry day for most. the high pressure's centred down to the south, where we'll have the best of the sunshine. more cloud further north and behind me, you can see this frontal system. that will introduce something of a change very late in the day, i suspect, to northern ireland and western scotland. some splashes of rain getting in here by the very end of the afternoon but for most, it stays dry. it's a warmer day on sunday as well. 19 degrees for glasgow, 23, maybe 2a down towards the south and the south—east of england. our area of high pressure tries to hold on into monday but i think this frontal

high pressures builds in from the west, low— pressure pressures builds in from the west, low—pressure to the east is still generating further showers and downpours, pretty heavy ones, as we ran into the evening but eventually they will clear away, most places turning dry overnight. if you showers pushing into the north west of scotland. with the nighter winds, a chilly night for this time of year, temperatures dipping into single figures for most places. into the weekend, high pressure dominating the scene so it will be dry for most of us and we will see plenty of sunshine. high pressure building from the south—west, you can see fewer isobars across the map so can see fewer isobars across the map so the winds will be lighter. a cool start on saturday, plenty of sunshine around, a bit of fair weather cloud bubbling up here and there, just the chance of an isolated shower but most places will be dry. the risk of a shower across the north and west of scotland. it will create up to the low 20s further south, mid teens in the north. these weather fronts associated with low pressure are s

the hosts are now closing in on victory — chris woakes was another west indies wicket. a morning, then, which belonged to england, but above all to this man. andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. thanks, simon. good afternoon. a much brighter day than yesterday. pretty typical use of the skies gci’oss pretty typical use of the skies across the country from this weather watcher in perry vale. today, you will not is cooler and fresher than yesterday and quite breezy with a few showers around and that is because we still have yesterday's low pressure affecting our weather from the norwegian sea —— from this weather watcher in perivale. you will notice from the eyes of ours particularly in the northern half of the country, pressure building. —— the country, pressure building. —— the isobars. wind gusts. lots of showers, wet and windy for the northern isles and most of the showers affecting western parts of the country. a few getting in towards the east as well. but a better chance of staying dry through the afternoon. mid t

that front continues to work its way in from the west. introducing cooler airjust in time for the weekend. it will be noticeably different, the feel of the weather this weekend. cool and fresher, temperatures fall lower into sunday and we will see a mixture of sunshine and showers in those brisk west winds. most of the showers in the north and the west. this is bbc news. the headlines... the heads of some of the world's biggest tech companies have appeared before washington lawmakers to defend their firms against claims they abuse their power in order to quash competitors. the tech giants argue their companies have spurred innovation. the appearance comes as congress considers tougher regulation. in an interview with bbc world news, dr anthony fauci, the man leading the us efforts to contain the coronavirus, has warned against politicising the pandemic. he also said he has been frustrated by people not sticking to the guidelines in order to halt the pandemic. the debate over quarantine measures for travellers to the uk has intensified, wi

it's going to be a windy day, especially in the south and the west, too. gusts of wind about 30—40 mph, even stronger than that in the south west. so, blustery, wet conditions through much of the day on monday, but that area of low pressure clears away relatively quickly overnight as we head on into tuesday. so, tuesday brings quite a fresh northwesterly wind. it'll be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers. the majority of those showers will be across northern and western parts of the uk. fewer showers in the south and the east. temperatures still not great for the time of year, about 14—20 degrees through the day on tuesday. those showers that we've got on tuesday should die away fairly quickly overnight into wednesday because there's a ridge of high pressure that's moving its way in from the south—west. so, that will quiet the weather down, squeeze those showers away. a largely drier picture through the day on wednesday, with some long spells of sunshine for many parts. through the day, the cloud will tend to build and bubble up, and there's

his fourth didn't flatter west ham. norwich sunk with barely a whimper, social distance at the foot of the table. of course we are disappointed andi table. of course we are disappointed and i feel really sorry, especially for our supporters and everybody connected with this yellow shot at the club, we need to beat the odds, and when the dust has settled we have to say, ok, the outcome was probably just what was expected. have to say, ok, the outcome was probablyjust what was expected. long season for norwich and not an easy one, wherever their fans long season for norwich and not an easy one, wherever theirfans have been able to watch. a season when we questioned whether or not it would never end for norwich, that finality is now a certainty. elsewhere, watford came from behind once again to beat newcastle and open up vital breathing space as they battle to avoid relegation. troy deeney scored two second—half penalties in their 2—1 victory and give watford those priceless three points. we should have scored two more

there was another smaller outbreak at a meat plant in the west midlands. and then more than 200 people tested positive at a chicken processing factory in anglesey. the hope is to spot these outbreaks and intervene before they can spread any further. this is now the pattern in germany, and many other countries, with whole communities told to lock down whenever new cases are found. it's a difficult process, and takes constant vigilance. so what is happening in leicester is part of a new normality, and because the virus is still active, scenes like this are bound to be repeated in other towns and cities. david shukman, bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show. from one of the world's most exciting train rides to hurtling downhill without brakes to moose tracking in the forests of canada. this week, we revisit some of our wildest adventures. hello and welcome to the travel show with me, carmen roberts, coming to you this week from my local park here in tokyo. we've not been travelling these past few months, which has been an odd change of pace for all of us

we have had some dramatic skies in parts of south—west england. this has been working into devon and cornwall bringing scenes like these. this weather watch picture was sent to us byjilly. we have got some fair whether cloud bubbling up. we do have showers, not many for northern ireland and north—west england, but quite a lot in scotland. it is here where you have got the greatest chance of seeing a downpour. this was aberdeen earlier on this morning. through the rest of the afternoon the showers will be most frequent in scotland. only isolated showers for north west england and northern ireland. further south in wales, midlands, east anglia and southern counties of england, there is sunshine. 23 in london. feeling warm in that sunshine. further north a little bit disappointing for the time of year. overnight tonight showers continue in scotland, but otherwise it is a dry night. once again it will be quite a chilly night with temperatures getting down to single figures in the countryside. a cool start to the day on tuesday. plenty of sunshine in

mild and muggy in the south—east but further north and west whether sky is clear, chilly, four or west whether sky is clear, chilly, fouror5 west whether sky is clear, chilly, four or 5 degrees across scotland. tomorrow, our weather front still lingering, bringing cloud and spots of rain across the south but for most of rain across the south but for m ost pla ces of rain across the south but for most places tomorrow we will see some spells of sunshine, quite a few showers developing across scotland and a cooler, fresherfeel for all of us, highs between 17 and 22. that weather front in the south—east will finally get a move on as we move out of sunday into monday with high pressure building so it is a fine start to the working week for most of us, southern areas stay fine through the week, turning warmer with some rain at times across the north and west. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the veteran american civil rights leader and long—serving congressman, john lewis, has died at the age of 80. an officer for london's metropolita

having a similar r numberas with the south—west having a similar r number as the north west, staycations are in doubt. it is your message to people who are possibly scared about travelling around this country, spreading or catching the virus? have you cancelled summer? no, harry! idon‘t virus? have you cancelled summer? no, harry! i don‘t think so. i would we encourage people still to think a wonderful staycation here in the uk. there are all sorts of fantastic destinations. the best in the world, i would say. all my happiest holiday memories are of holiday vacations here in the uk. bucket and spade jobs or whatever, and i thoroughly recommend it and i am sure people will have a great time over the summer. thank you. let‘s go to rob parsons of the yorkshire post. conservative mp in one of the affected areas of west yorkshire says local bame communities are not taking this seriously enough and that until two people take it seriously we will not get rid of the pandemic. do you agree with him on that? -- pandemic. do you agree with him on that? —— until people take it seriously. o

yes, that will bring some rain to the far north—west as we head through sunday. still, over the next few hours, it is clear skies that we've got. northern ireland, scotland, england and wales and underneath those clear skies in the countryside, it is quite chilly, temperatures getting down to about six or seven celsius as we start off sunday morning. a bit more cloud, though, for the far north of scotland. a few showers in shetland. for most of us, though, it is a fine and sunny start to the day with almost clear blue skies first thing in the morning, but mid—morning, the cloud will bubble up across eastern areas of england, eastern scotland, so becoming quite cloudy into the early afternoon fora time, but the thickest cloud is in northern ireland and here we will start to see some rain getting in through afternoon and, eventually, that will arrive for western scotland. for most of us, though, a fine afternoon, temperatures a little bit higher than they were on saturday, highs up to 2a celsius. the weather is set fair in southampton where the test match between

enclave bait in the west bank residents are now facing an uncertain future. this tunnel road leads to the palestinian village of beit exile next to the security barrier that separates israel from the occupied west bank at this particular spot the fans of the israeli barrier was built around a house belonging to one palestinian family that i have slipped in this almost unique enclave right next to a jury said. them and the entrance gate and cameras are remotely monitored like other palestinians wonders what will happen to its home if the settlement becomes officially part of israel a move based on the controversial you as peace proposal put forth in january. i consider the annexation that we're hearing about to be a show of american and israeli arrogance in order to confiscate more land. the israeli and american governments just want the land but without the people killed. so far israel hasn't presented any official maps to explain which areas it could in next 1st and where the lines would be drawn and i have is concerned that the move could lead to yet more i

>> and our thanks to senator royce west for joining us earlier as well. coronavirus cases in the meantime are on the rise in south carolina. now surpassing 50,000. right now, 75% of hospital beds are in use across the state. nbc news correspondent elson barber got an exclusive look at a covid floor in one hospital where doctors fear they could hit capacity in just days. ellison barber joins us from west columbia, south carolina. what did you find? >> hey, katy. when we went inside lexington medical center, the first thing we saw was the emergency department. a little later, we made it to the covid icu floor. we saw doctors and nurses fighting to keep people alive, trying to comfort people who were isolated and all alone. within minutes of walking onto the covid icu floor, we saw a patient being intubated. as she was being placed on the ventilator, i could hear the sounds of the beeping, listening just to doctors telling her it was going to be okay, trying to explain to her why they needed

hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan the west bank and east jerusalem are at the heart of any future palestinian state but occupied by israeli forces since 1967 and now threatened by an accession palestinian dreams of their own homeland look increasingly impossible israel's prime minister wants to the class sovereignty over illegal settlements in the occupied west bank and the jordan valley and even netanyahu wanted to begin an exception now at the beginning of july but his coalition government partner benny gantz says combating the coronavirus should come 1st the palestinian leadership major e.u. countries and arab states all object to an exception but the seizure of more palestinian land the seem to be in line with donald trump's proposals for peace in the region. we book which was with our view berkowitz embassador friedman and members of the delegation i spoke about the question of sovereignty which we are working on now and over the coming days our correspondents in west jerusalem and ramallah following events will start with al-jazeera story forces the 1st of july wa

the fox and hounds in batley, west yorkshire, has also closed after one positive case. some customers have been tested. it's a bit of a wake—up call. everyone i know has come back with results this morning that were all negative, which is good. we are exhausted, yeah, very exhausted. back in somerset, jess hopes she will be open again this weekend after a deep clean. hers might have been the first pub to deal with this but it is unlikely to be the last. jon kay, bbc news, burnham—on—sea. now on bbc news, the travel show. sun, sea, surf and social distancing. as spain and other european countries open their borders to tourists, we ask — is it wise to go on holiday when our health could still be at risk? hello, and welcome to the travel show, coming this week from london's theatreland. now, this place is a favourite with tourists from all over the world. but with many theatres and venues issuing dire warnings about their future, we'll be hearing about the work that's being done here and around the world to try and get that curtain up once again. also coming up on

north—west england, northern ireland, particularly scotland, you could catch a shower. but most places won‘t, most places will be dry. i think by the afternoon, we‘ll see a fair amount of cloud bubbling up in the sky, and temperatures, if anything, still just a touch below par for this point injuly —16—21 degrees. now, on sunday, temperatures are set to climb, particularly across england and wales, where we‘ll see long spells of sunshine through the day. dry to start for northern ireland and scotland, but cloud and rain will then spread from the west. temperatures — 18 degrees in glasgow, but 24—25 possibly down towards the south—east. and monday is going to be another dry and warm day the further south you are across the uk. some rain further north and west, and it looks rather cloudy for most of us on tuesday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. cleared for take—off: the uk lifts travel restrictions on dozens of countries from today. but will it be enough to save the summer holiday season? plus, too

west indies‘ turn to bat. what we have seen at southampton is classic cricket with a few covid safety twists. players don't give their caps to the umpires to hold, for example. that is why mark wood ended up wearing two. while headband and lockdown hair is james anderson's latest look. finally he gotjohn campbell out lbw after several close calls. the anderson in motion. haven't you missed it? joe wilson, bbc news. the rapper stormzy has helped decorate the teenager's bedroom as a reward for his good behaviour at school. he paid a surprise visit to the home in croydon with a decorating company which each month does upper room of a deserving person. it's part of a scheme aimed at giving back to communities and helping young people. that would definitely surprise you! time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. the weather looks like it will be better for cricket from friday onwards as we start to see more sunshine again because today was another grey, damp sort of day thanks to this weak area of low pr

west indies lead i—o in the three—test series. there's a huge game at the bottom of the premier league tonight, i6th—placed west ham take on i7th—placed watford. they're both only three points clear of the relegation zone. watford have won their last two matches, while west ham go into the game having picked up seven points from their last 12. we have to try and stay in front, work to do everything to be in that position. we hoped we would get there. i would position. we hoped we would get there. iwould rather position. we hoped we would get there. i would rather be in our position in a couple of other teams‘, that is for sure, but we haven‘t done thejob teams‘, that is for sure, but we haven‘t done the job yet, the players are aware of that and we have to at least win another game. they're doing what we're doing, fighting for their lives, that's what i would expect. they've got good players, they've find some decent form of late and i'm sure david will be expecting a tough game in the same way that we're expecting a t

of england and north—west wales. there the south, my ways, even warmer than today, 25 possibly 26. brighter and fresher further north, eventually getting into the greater part of scotland. quite breezy close to the low pressure in the north—west. this is as far ahead of saturday. the same front has only "5? it halfway same front has only made it halfway down the british islands and wales, the north west of england, quite a jump the north west of england, quite a jump start. after a bright start in the south, more hazy, temperatures pushing towards 23 or 2a and it is behind that with a feature that we get the brighter conditions, temperatures in the teens, some showers into the north—west of scotla nd showers into the north—west of scotland and quite blustery here. as far ahead as sunday morning, we push the milder and that frontal system away from east anglia and the south east, brighter skies follow behind and quitea east, brighter skies follow behind and quite a dry day in prospect out and quite a dry day in

side of the north—west so, a day of mixed fortunes really. on the breezy side of the north—west sunny spells and scattered showers for scotland and northern ireland, the rain will push its way slowly southwards. it's not in any rush at all and that means that east anglia, the midlands and down along that channel coast will again see some sunshine and some warmth. perhaps not quite as warm as today but temperatures peaking into the mid—20s. the question mark unfortunately is what's going to happen to the cricket? if you are following the second test, that weather front just sitting around the north—west, so there's likely to be some interruption to play, hopefully slowly improving as we go through the latter stages of the afternoon. so there it is — really not moving very far very fast. one thing that's interesting about it — it's a cold front. so as it does squeeze its way south and east, it will continue to introduce this fresher air from the north—west. so, you'll notice the difference with the feel of the weather across south—east england particularly on sunday. it may