kate, in berlin, thank you. the shortlist of potential inductees to the the scottish football hall of fame will be announced soon. as you'd expect, great figures from the game, managers and players have been recognised down the years, but is a scottish village about to be given the honour? jane lewis explains. once a thriving coal mining community, but no longer. today the ayrshire village of glenbuck lies empty. a population ofjust 1500 empty. a population ofjust1500 worked and lived here, but the quarries are closed, the houses, gone. but the village hasn't been forgotten. thanks to a famous footballing link. bill shankly, the legendary manager who revived the fortu nes legendary manager who revived the fortunes of liverpool was arguably glenbuck‘s most famous son. the memorial in the village pays tribute to his anfield achievements. and while bill shankly himself is in the scottish football hall of fame, a group has been campaigning to ensure his birthplace is included as well. bill shankly was born here, h

plenty to come from berlin in the coming days of course. a critical shortage of water is forcing urgent measures to be brought in to the isles of scilly. supplies are exceptionally low. freshwater boreholes on st mary's are said to be at an historic low, and there are fears they could become contaminated by seawater, leaving them unusable for a generation. people are being asked to take very short showers, not water gardens, and only flush when necessary. tamsin melville reports. water, water everywhere. but supplies of the drinking variety critically low. the population almost troubles in the summer and visitors have been greeted with a strong message and all sorts of tips are doing the rounds. have a needy shower. i do not really know what a navy shower is but if you get in the shower, turned the shower on, turn it off. soap yourself down. turned the shower on, rent yourself off and get out. one camper is really noticing the difference. they asked us noticing the difference. they asked us to make sure noticing the difference. they asked u

we here in berlin, we have never understood either in our talks in berlin or in brussels or in london what could be a softer stance of chancellor merkel, what could be a softer stance of germany. because the integrity of the single market is our major goal and we have two and we do want and we will preserve that adds no doubt about it. toasting them an uncertain future whose complexity, germany fears, may not be to the taste of even those who chose it. i wonder if we can toast the weather. we have seen cooler and fresher air pushing down the country. temperatures are set to fall lower again over the next 24 hours. in the cooler, fresher air you can see the speckled shower clouds and behind that band of cloud, which goes from heavy bursts of rain and as it moved southwards it is lighter and there shouldn't be much rain in the south—east and east anglia. the showers keep going in the north westerly airflow towards the north—west of the uk, but clearer skies elsewhere. a significant change in the south—east of england where it was 19 degrees in london last night. tonight, 12. singl

perhaps now a good time to go to berlin occu i’s now a good time to go to berlin occurs dean asha smith going for a third gold medal. —— dean asha smith. great britain the favourites, big favourites to win this four by 100 m relay on the last night of the track at the european championships. steve cram with the commentary. she will need out the netherlands and tried to get them in a good position. naomi sydney will bring them home. poland, spain, great britain, northern ireland, netherlands, switzerland, germany italy and france. france still a danger on the outside but not perhaps as strong as they have been in other years. italy in lane seven. she finished very well in the semifinal to deny ireland a place. and for germany... the relay inspired by relays in germany will be lifted tonight. then the netherlands. 1099 in the 100. so used to this position, being the lead out athlete of the four by one. spain in lane two. : a bit curious. —— poland, a bit curious. great britain and northern ireland‘s men on the outstanding favourites for the final of that race to come after this

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. stay with us on bbc news. still to come — why are these nurses in arziona all smiles? they've found out that they're all pregnant at the same time. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed, i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today, in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the last ten days, 500 have died. chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. we're all with them now, within our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people, in his hometown of krakow. "stay with us, stay with us," chanted this ocean of humanity. "well, well," joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?" this is bbc news, our main story this hour. former un secretary—general and no

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. north and south korea have marched together behind the korean unification flag at the opening ceremony of the 2018 asian games. it's the second such symbolic gesture this year by the two koreas, who also walked together at the pyeongchang winter olympics in february. a warning — gail maclellan‘s report contains some flashing images. the final part of the journey for the flame as the month—long buildup came to an end at the 2018 asian games began. the fireworks in the indonesian capital lasted long into the evening. this, one of the venues that will host 17,000 athletes and tens of thousands of spectators. wonderful. well organised. it was really loud. but it was well organised, very nice. translation: the theme is about the diversity of cultures in indonesia. that's what impressed me, we consist of so many cultures and that's what they tried to highlight. announcer: korea! cheering and applause. there was loud applause, too, as athletes from north and south korea paraded side—

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. as one of the world's finest cricketers, imran khan was pakistan's national hero. now he's been sworn in as the country's prime minister in a ceremony which brought together the two worlds. it's more than two decades since he first entered politics, building his pti party from scratch. secunder kermani's report contains some flashing images. takes oath in urdu. pledging to serve pakistan, imran khan was formally appointed prime minister of the country. in the audience, alongside senior political and military figures, were members of the 1992 world cup winning pakistan cricket team that imran khan led to victory. after the swearing—in came a guard of honour. imran khan has promised to create a corruption—free, more equal society. big promises that he now has to deliver. the biggest challenge is to fight corruption, to fight poverty, to fight illiteracy, to fight disease, and to fight terrorism. and he is determined. and to the economic growth. economic growth is essential, we have

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. britain‘s new £3 billion aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth, has set sail from portsmouth for the east coast of america. there, jets will land on the deck for the first time. two f35 test planes are expected to carry out 500 landings and take—offs while she‘s at sea. with all the sport now, here‘s john watson at the bbc sport centre. cricketer ben stokes was back in the england side on the opening day of the third test at trent bridge, having been cleared of affray. india captain virat kohli produced one of the performances of the day, falling just short of his century as his side finished on 307—6. for stokes, it was a welcome return to cricket, following the media scrutiny he‘s faced this week, as patrick gearey reports. few cricketers will ever have a week like ben stokes has had. from the trial to the test in four days, this was trent bridge‘s welcome back. if that was mixed, then so was his first bowling spell. the occasional edge and accidental barge all pretty

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. the headlines on bbc news: tributes from around the world for kofi annan, former un secretary—general, who's died at the age of 80. parts of kerala in southern india are cut off, as monsoon floods kill more than 300 people. italy mourns it's dead at a state funeral, after the motorway bridge collapse in genoa. sport, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's adam wild. cricketer ben stokes was back in the england side on the opening day of the third test at trent bridge, having been cleared of affray. indian captain virat kohli produced one of the performances of the day, falling just sort of a century as his side finished at three have been 7-6. his side finished at three have been 7—6. for ben stokes it was a welcome return to cricket following the media scrutiny he faces week. few cricketers will ever have a week like ben stokes had. from the trial to the test in four days. this was trent bridge's welcome back. if that was mixed, so was his first bowling spell.

it wasn't only in berlin where youth delivered. cunningham winning his first title in the men's floor in glasgow. and where experience faltered, 19—year—old rhys mcclenaghan representing ireland kept his cool to add european commonwealth title to his commonwealth title to his commonwealth gold. this inaugural european games have been dubbed the mini 0lympics, a chance to showcase talent, and it has refused a standout performances with performances the match is the fashion macro to match. —— to match. manchester city started the defence of their premier league title today. match of the day 2 follows the news with highlights of today's matches, but if you want the results now, then here they come. city had a comfortable 2—0 win at arsenal and pep guardiola warned that his side will get better and better. raheem sterling and bernardo silva were the scorers at the emirates. and liverpool had the biggest win of the opening weekend. they thrashed west ham 4—0 at anfield. sadio mane scored twice. elsewhere, it was goaless betw

three gold medals on the penultimate day of competition at the european para—athletics championships in berlin. hannah cockcroft beat teammate and rival carrie adenegan in the t34 800 metres in a championship record time. it was wheel—to—wheel the whole way but cockroft held on to take the title. sophie hahn and thomas young were the other gold medallists.

final day of the european championships — great britain should win more medals in the athletics in berlin later this evening. in the athletics in berlin there has already been success in glasgow in the gymnastics. success in glasgow holly hamilton is there for us. success in glasgow the success in glasgow final day, a final gold rush. all the final day, a final gold rush. all five british gymnasts competing in the final in the men's apparat is. dominic cunningham on the floor with a near—perfect routine. a nervous wait followed. good enough for first place. what about that, if you can! but none of them could. gold. it is crazy, itell you. this is what dreams are made of. the last timei is what dreams are made of. the last time i was here i was in the box watching the competition and now european champion on the fourth. next up, max whitlock. go the 0lympic next up, max whitlock. go the olympic champion follow suit on the pommel horse? a strong start but this mistake proved costly. whitlock will struggle to meddle. no such problems for rhys mcclenahan, the northern irish champion with an

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. the indonesian island of lombok has been hit by another powerful earthquake, measuring magnitude 6.3. it comes just two weeks after an earthquake killed 460 people and destroyed tens of thousands of homes. there are no reports of any injuries after the latest tremor although there are reports that landslides have been triggered in the east of the island. first there was black panther, now there s children of blood and bone. the first novel by nigerian—american author tomi adeyemi debuted at number one in the new york times bestsellers list and has been nicknamed the african harry potter. it‘s the first part in the orisha trilogy, based on the yoruba religion, and it‘s been so successful tomi was offered a movie deal before the book was even released. debula kemola from bbc africa‘s whats new met tomi while she was on her uk book tour. i try not to think of her, but when idoi i try not to think of her, but when i do i think of rice. when mother was around, the heart always smel

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. sport now and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's will perry. including the cricket and england going pretty well. day two of the third test against india has been very much england's. after a short weather delay the tourists resumed on 307—6. but conditions really suited england's bowlers, stuart broad and jimmy anderswon with two wickets apiece. england dismissing the last four batsman injust over 40 minutes. india all out for 329. in reply, england are 46—0 at lunch, with alistair cook and keaton jennings at the crease. the first of the today's football matches is under way. it's in the second round of the scottish league cup. rangers lead kilmarnock w—0. alfredo morelos with both goals. he could have got a hat—trick, a shot appearing to cross the line but the referee did not give it. it's approaching half—time. hibs take on ross county later. both manchester sides are in action in the premier league today, both looking to maintain a perfect start to

well the european championships might have finished in glasgow and berlin — but today sees the start of another. the para—swimming europeans take place this week. it's the first major competition for the british team since the rio paralympics. our reporter kate grey is in dublin. kate. . .. welcome to dublin, and a very green pool welcome to dublin, and a very green pool, because we are in dublin. it is the first day of competition, and it will be taking place at the next seven days for these european championships. great britain had 2a athletes in action over the competition. it was an impressive performance this morning by defending european champion scott quin in the 100 metres breaststroke. he won his heat and managed to qualify in first position. he will be hoping to get closer to that world record, which he has been chasing for a while. he won silver in rio. he will bejoined by conor morrison, who qualified in fourth and will be hoping to push for those medals and win his first major international medal. there will be more debutants is taking place today. we saw maisie summer

three more medals were won in berlin. the men's 4 by 400 metre relay team, anchored by martyn rooney, claimed silver. the women took the bronze whilst shara proctor also finished third in the women's long jump. a round up of all the results and the highlights and medals from gymnastics, diving and bmx can be found of the bbc sport website the first weekend of the premier league gave little joy to the promoted sides but chelsea started league life under mauricio sarri with a win. his side were comfortable 3—0 winners over huddersfield at thejohn smith's stadium. n'golo kante, debutantjorginho's cool penalty and pedro sealed all three points with sarri expecting more when he players adapt to his style of management. the game was more difficult than the result, if you see the results. but it was a very easy match, although the first half was difficult. you said in the week it will take 2—3 months to see the best of this chelsea team. do you think you can do it faster than that? i hope so, it depends on me, it depends on

the british sprinter wins gold in women's 200m final to complete the sprint double in berlin in a new national record. also this hour, we look at how couples in uganda are spending huge amounts on their weddings. that's in the price of love after 8.30. the manufacturers of britain's most widely—used weed killer, roundup, are insisting that it is safe, after an american court awarded damages to a man who says it gave him terminal cancer. the jury in california decided that the us agro—chemical company monsanto knew the herbicide glyphosate was dangerous, but failed to warn consumers. the man was awarded a $250 million worth of damages but the company insists the product does not pose a risk to health. from california, james cook reports. for dewaynejohnson, the verdict was bittersweet, to say the least. at 46 years old, he is dying of cancer, caused, the jury found, by monsa nto‘s weedkillers. thousands more americans claim they, too, were sickened by the herbicides and their key ingredient, glyphosate. since the beginning of this case, i've received a lot of support and a lot of

the european para athletics championships start in berlin today. double paralympic champion libby clegg won't be taking part though. a massive blow for her. she's had to pull out of the 100 and 200 metres for athletes with visual impairments because of an injury to her guide runner, tom somers. there is another athlete who will be getting under way in long jump, came forth at the world championships. long jumper zac skinner is in action later — he's the sun of england and lions rugby legend mick skinner. in my individual events i am excited. in the long jump, it will bea excited. in the long jump, it will be a very, very good competition. about five of us all and similar marks, you could easily come in hopefully and win it but you could also, if you have a bad day, you could come in fifth. but i back my chances. i am a good competitor and i think chances. i am a good competitor and ithinki chances. i am a good competitor and i think i can bring it when i need to. you can follow the european para athletics from berlin on the bbc sport website. a l

before we finish, let's bring you a hairy moment at the the european championships in berlin. swedish decathlete marcus nilsson was making his second attempt at the 4.70 metres in the pole vault when it went horribly wrong. mid—way through the jump, nilsson's pole snapped in two and he was went tumbling into the mat. luckily he wasn't hurt. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. and evening. temperatures have been down on yesterday which i am sure to many has been some relief. we have said goodbye to the meantime. that is still around close by but we have introduced transatlantic influence. that greece has cooled things off. it has been present in the sunshine still. cloud and showered around but not a great deal of rain. we do need some rain and what we will see for the rest of this evening and overnight isjust the rest of this evening and overnight is just showers. showers will mostly pester the north and west of scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere, temperatures will take away. it will be a co nsta ble will take away. it will be a constable

the 22—year—old achors her team to gold in the 4x100 metre relay in berlin. and at 11:30pm, we will be taking a look at the papers with our reviewers anne ashworth and john rentoul. stay with us for that. good evening. the families of children killed in an airstrike on a bus in yemen are preparing to bury their dead, as the un calls for an independent investigation. the attack on saada was by the saudi—led coalition, which says it was aimed at those responsible for training child soldiers. the three—year conflict in yemen has seen saudi arabia, backed by britain, the united states and france, intervene to try help the internationally recognised government of president hadi regain control of the whole country. fighting against them are houthi rebels allied with iran. since 2015, unicef says nearly 2,400 children have been killed, and today 11 million are in need of humanitarian aid. the bbc has been speaking to the families of the children killed in saada. 0ur correspondent caroline hawley‘s report contains distressing images from the start. man sobs. th

it's the seventh day of the multi—sport european championships in berlin and scotland. the british decathlete tim duckworth was in the lead overnight, he dropped to second after this morning's hurdles and discus but he is back in the lead after a commanding performance in the pole vault. he crucially finished well ahead of the german arthur abele, who had led the standings, ilya kuryenov is now second. two events left for duckworth...the javelin and the 1500m . delano williams has qualified for the 200m semi—finals later tonight. he'lljoin adam gemilli and nethaneel mitchel—bla ke, who received byes into the semis because of their times this season. williams crossed the line holding his back, but is hopeful of racing tonight.. very heard some runs on before i came over here i had some treatment. obviously, i am feeling it again so hopefully i will get a doctor and sort it out. for the semifinals i have to get it right. lavi nielsen ran a personal best in the aoom heats to reach tomorrow's semi—finals. she was part of the gb axaoom team that won silver at the world

with all the action from berlin and glasgow, here's natalie pirks. the world—famous olympic stadium is the scene for many a record and britain's sprinters were about to do something special. dina asher—smith said she knew her legs felt good. in the balmy heat of berlin they seemed to contain rocket fuel. dina asher—smith is clear and gone. it is gold for dina asher—smith! notjust gold but a british record to boot. the nation's fastest woman is a history graduate. she is now writing her own. there are so many talented women alongside me and when you're in that kind of field, you have just got to go out and put together your race and you've got to ignore what they are doing because they can run fast in their own right. so, i'm really happy. britain had never won both the women and men's100 metres at the european championships. they had three chances in this race. it is zharnel hughes for the line! just! with a perfectly timed dip, zharnel hughes stormed hold for gold. reece prescod took silver to claim a british 1—2. hughes is training to bec

hundreds of homes near berlin have been evacuated — as firefighters battle a blaze in a forest that‘s believed to have world war two ammunition buried underneath it. the fire, near potsdam, has spread rapidly and covers an area larger than 500 football pitches. authorities are concerned that the ammunition, thought to date from the soviet army‘s activities in former east germany, could detonate. residents in nearby berlin have been warned to close their windows to protect themselves from smoke. every alcoholic drink does you harm. that‘s the stark message from one of the most significant studies into alcohol use and its health effects to date. researchers looked at the drinking habits of people in 195 countries, including the uk. the findings suggest that even moderate consumption is asscociated with cancer and other diseases. dominic hughes reports now from a pub in st albans. just how much alcohol is it safe to drink? it‘s confusing when different studies produce apparently contradictory results. now the latest research says while alcohol might protect us from heart disease, o

and coming up on bbc news: at the european championships in berlin where britain's tim duckworth leave it —— leave the decathlon with just two events to go. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. british gas is increasing prices for millions of customers, for the second time this year. the firm's standard variable tariff will go up by 3.8%, raising the annual bill for a typical dual—fuel customer by £44. the change comes into effect in october, and centrica, which owns british gas, is blaming the price rise on higher costs in the wholesale market. our business correspondent, emma simpson reports. and it's this hot there is no need to worry about heating your home but today a sting in the air for three and a half million british gas customers like robert chapman in lincolnshire. he's on a standard variable tariff and has been for decades. and his bill is going up for a second time this year. we seem to just for a second time this year. we seem tojust get a for a second time this year. we seem to just get a hike year after year, not once a year, twice, three times a year

he has since moved to berlin. it was not clear if the destruction was targeting him directly. 30s have cleared large parts of the itching for development. given relations between the man who maybe china's most famous artist and the authorities, many will be asking why his studio and why now. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here'sjohn watson (0s) britain's third on the track and the velodrome. spencer staged every other lap. she bided her time before surging away on the final lap. that adds to the gold that she won in the tea m adds to the gold that she won in the team pursuit. laura kenny only returning to action and match. and sarah storey has just won her second gold medal at the para—cycling road world championships in italy. c5 won the c5 time trial on friday. they have been the story of the tournament, ireland's women beating all the odds to reach the hockey world cup final. it has been an incredible run from the second lowest side in the tournament, and the netherlands now lie in

to the european championships in berlin, and great britain's matt hudson—smith lived up to his billing as the favourite in the men's 400m, as he held on to a massive lead coming into the home straight to win great britain's third athletics gold of the championships. he'll go for gold again this evening as part of the axaoom relay team. katarina johnson—thompson, meanwhile, says she's proved to herself that she can compete at the highest level after her silver medal in the heptathalon. she's been speaking to ade adedoyin. coming back into the stadium and sing it empty was like a wow moment. it's amazing stadium and i adore this place. but so far, my performances, i am very pleased with. i think with time, i will be more happy. an important three years coming up and to do what you did must give you confidence. definitely. it was a world—class field, although it wasjust definitely. it was a world—class field, although it was just europe. and those scores, with such long days and tough time schedules, is impressive. i am glad i was able to show that. but i do want a better pb andi sh

he has since moved to berlin. it is not clear if the destruction was targeting ai weiwei directly. authorities have been demolishing buildings in this area for months. but many will be asking why his studio and why now. a family in mexico got a bit closer to nature than they expected on a trip to a drive—through safari park. footage shot by another visitor to the park shows a male rhino chasing and then ramming the door of an suv, it then goes on to try to overturn the vehicle. a spokesman for the park said the aggression was an isolated case caused by the presence of a female rhino nearby. no—one in the car was hurt and the family even told a local journalist that the incident was a good experience that they will never forget. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello again. most of us will continue with the dry weather today. quite a glorious start to the day in wales. this shows the early morning sunrise. an era of cloud over wales and west in england will continue to fade. temperatures near normalfor scotla nd fade. temperatures near normalfor scotlan

he has since moved to berlin. it was not clear if the destruction was targeting ai directly. authorities have been clearing large parts of beijing for redevelopment and demolitions have been taking place in this complex for the past three months but given relations between the man who may be china's most famous artist, and the authorities, many will be asking why his studio and why now. georgina smyth, bbc news. two—thirds of plastic food containers which we put in our recycling bins end up being buried or burned, because they can't be recycled. according to the local government association of england and wales, the combination of plastics used in many yoghurt pots and ready—meal trays mean they can't be properly processed. matt cole has the story. plastic isn't meant to end up here, choking the seas and the life in it. but despite a growing public awareness of the need to recycle, councils say their efforts are being undermined by manufacturers. it's at sites like these across the country that the recycling process begins. mountains of rubbish needing separating into wha

he has since moved to berlin. it is not clear if the destruction was directly targeting ai weiwei. authorities have been clearing large pa rt authorities have been clearing large part to beijing for redevelopment, and demolitions have been taking place in this complex for the last three months. but given the conflict between the man who maybe china's most famous artist and the authorities, many will be asking why this studio and why now? in israel, a large protest has been taking place against the country's nation state law, which was passed just over two weeks ago. thousands of members of israel's druze minority gathered in rabin square in tel aviv to protest against the change, which defines israel as a principallyjewish state and which downgrades arabic from an official language. the druze at arabic and practice a form of islam, but have generally been well integrated into israeli society. —— are arabic. following their two week ordeal trapped in a flooded thai cave, 11 boys and their football coach have completed nine days living as buddist monks. —— buddhist. this peri

great britain's dina asher—smith storms to victory in the 200m at the european championships in berlin — her second gold of the tournament. arsenal begin a new era under head coach unai emery later today, as they take on premier league champions manchester city in their first match of the season. also this hour, we look at how couples in uganda are spending huge amounts on their weddings. that's in the price of love at 10.30am. ten people have been taken to hospital after shots were fired overnight in the moss side area of manchester. police describe the injuries as ranging from minor to major, though they are not thought to be life—threatening. the shootings took place close to alexandra park around 2.30am this morning. earlier, crowds had been celebrating the annual caribbean carnival in the area. we have had a statement from greater manchester police. they say they have deployed a large number armed and unarmed officers in the area as investigations continue. they have released a statement saying, we currently have a number of people in hospital being treated for different injur

three more golds for great britain on the final day of the european para—athletics championships in berlin. aled davies won the men's f63 shot put with a distance of 15 metres a9 centimetres, which is a new comptition record. it's double gold for davies, as he won the f6a discus last week. there was also gold for great britain's thomas young in the men's t38100 metres. that completes the sprint double for young as he won the t38 200 metres yesterday. quite a weekend for the 18—year—old. great britain added a third gold medal in the final event of the day in the universal ax100 metres — led home by nathan maguire. that's the 20th gold great britain have won in the championships — second only to poland who top the medal table with 26 gold. it isjust twice it is just twice as good now. it isjust twice as good now. now i have got it and i am so happy at what i have achieved. i knew i could have a good achievement and i am proud of my achievements. british kaya ker lizzie broughton has claimed the first major title of her career with gold on the final day of the canoe sprint world champ

police warned masked demonstrators in the city, which is 200 kilometres south of the capital berlin, that their actions were being filmed. flowers have been laid where the 35—year—old man was stabbed to death. in the hours after the killing, far—right groups took to social media to call for public demonstrations against immigration. translation: it does exist, the right—wing extremist scene which rears its head every once in a while. there is also a certain mixture of different groups. for example, football fans. in 2015, germany gave home to more than a million migrants, many from the middle east — a stance that proved unpopular with many voters. in chemnitz, counter demonstrators called for calm and tolerance. there are reports that immigrants have suffered abuse in the city in the wake of the stabbing. chancellor angela merkel said germany would not tolerate vigilante justice. local prosecutors said the two suspects were still being questioned. andrew plant, bbc news. let's get some more of the day's news. one of the world's biggest car markers — the japanese company,

he has since moved to berlin. it is not clear at the destruction was directly targeting mr ai. authorities have been clearing large parts of beijing for redevelopment and demolitions have been taking place in this complex for the past three months but given relations between the man who may be china's most famous artist and the authorities, many will be asking why this studio and why now. lebo diseko, bbc news. a woman has become the first woman in denmark to wearing a face veil in public. the ban was officially passed in denmark's parliament earlier in the year. it doesn't mention burqas or niqab specifically but says anyone who wears a garment who —— that covers the pace in public will be fined. the actor steven seagal has been appointed as special envoy. he was an international —— he is and international —— he is and international film star. the actor has previously praised v putin's policies, calling him one of the greatest living world leaders. thousands of student protesters in bangladesh have blocked traffic in the capital dhaka for a seventh day running, cal

ade adedoyin reports from berlin. europe was watching. after all the hype, now time for one of the most anticipated head—to—heads thorsten dina asher—smith, the constant‘s number one, against the two—time world champion, dafne schippers. dina asher—smith takes the title, 21.8 nine. she has done it again. two gold medals, two british records and make history in the process, becoming the first briton to win the 100 and 200 metres at the european athletics championships. 100 and 200 metres at the european athletics championshipsm 100 and 200 metres at the european athletics championships. it does give mea athletics championships. it does give me a bit of confidence. it's not the olympics or world champs, i don't know how it would place near those competitions but i am definitely proud of myself tonight. j°y definitely proud of myself tonight. joy for dina asher—smith but agony for proctor, who missed out on gold in longjump by for proctor, who missed out on gold in long jump by five centimetres, settling for bronze. britain go

he's since moved to berlin. it was not clear if the destruction was targeting ai directly. authorities have been clearing large parts of beijing for redevelopment and demolitions have been taking place in this complex for the past three months. but, given relations between the man, who may be china's most famous artist, and the authorities, many will be asking why his studio and why now? georgina smyth, bbc news. a tropical snake has been filmed eating a pigeon on a busy east london street. the boa constrictor is thought to be an abandoned pet and was found on high road, leytonstone, this weekend. the rspca has since taken the snake to a wildlife centre and is appealing for information about the incident. now it's time for a look at the weather. we can cross the newsroom to mel coles plenty of sunshine around for much of the uk. it is fine and dry. we have got a little bit more in the way of cloud working its way into north—west scotland and into northern england. some sunny spells to be had two parts of northern ireland, most of the sunshine to central and southern engla

great britain's dina asher—smith storms to victory in the 200m at the european championships in berlin — her second gold of the tournament. arsenal begin a new era under head coach unai emery later today, as they take on premier league champions manchester city in their first match of the season. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35am. this morning's reviewers are new york times‘ prashant rao and rosamund urwin from the sunday times. good morning. ten people have been taken to hospital after shots were fired in the moss side area of manchester. police describe the injuries as ranging from minor to major, though they are not thought to be life threatening. the shootings took place in moss side around 2.30am this morning. earlier, crowds had been celebrating the annual caribbean carnival in the area. greater manchester police has deployed a large number of armed and unarmed officers in the area, as investigations continue. the force has released a statement about this incident. we currently have a number of people in hospital being treated for different injuries, b

he has since moved to berlin. it is not clear at the destruction was directly targeting mr ai. authorities have been clearing large parts of beijing for redevelopment and demolitions have been taking place in this complex for the past three months but given relations between the man who may be china's most famous artist and the authorities, many will be asking why this studio and why now. lebo diseko, bbc news. protest in several iranian cities despite riot police presence. 0ne protester was shot dead and at least 20 detained according to one news agency. any bowler virus is thought to have killed 30 people in the congo. it included a refugee camp which makes the outbreak hard to contain. pesticides lead to the declining population of bees. the insecticide used to fight off pests will now be allowed in some protected areas. it has been anger about the decision. the populations in america are apparently declining the several species. donald campbell's bluebird has taken to the water — for the first time in more than 50 years. the restored hydroplane, which crashed in 1967 kill

one of those gold medals came at the 200 metres in berlin which she is going to run in birmingham. she may be exhausted but she is always ready to perform. i'm very tired! i'm very very tired. i haven't hit that but at the same time, i'm a competitor, like my family and my physios, everyone jokes with me that even if i am drained, even if i have one like i am still, come on, let's go. that's just me. i would never hide from a good race. and the birmingham grand prix is live on bbc one from quarter past one. that's all the sport for now, now the weather. it's a weekend of mixed fortunes, the sunshine generally in short supply with a lot of cloud around. some of us will see some rain, others will stay dry. for most, it's going to feel quite humid. let's look at the bigger picture for the weekend. this front will continue to bring outbreaks for a time across parts of northern ireland through the central belt of scotland. working its way north. this is the remnants of what was subtropical storm ernesto. that will pep up the rain overnight. for much of england and wales this afternoon,

there have been clashes in berlin between neo—nazis and anti—fascist demonstrators. 0ne police office was hurt when violence broke out as a small group of far—right activists marked the 31st anniversary of the death of adolf hitler's former deputy rudolf hess. he took his own life in a prison cell in 1987. thousands of people in italy have attended a state funeral for some of the victims of tuesday's motorway bridge collapse. the archbishop of genoa told mourners that the tragedy had created a deep gash in the heart of the city. some families reportedly stayed away because of anger at the government. it is now known that at least 42 people were killed. from genoa, james reynolds reports. the campi corniglianese amateur football team came to the state funeral to mourn their youngest squad member. 22—year—old marius djerri was on his way to work on tuesday when the bridge fell. translation: we are very sad for him and his family. he was one of us. we are bitter and angry. these thoughts charged much of this ceremony. translation: i have friends that lost their lives in that damn b

three gold medals on the penultimate day of competition at the european para—athletics championships in berlin. hannah cockcroft beat teammate and rival carrie adenegan in the t34 800 metres in a championship record time. it was wheel—to—wheel the whole way but cockroft held on to take the title. sophie hahn and thomas young were the other gold medallists. great britain's women have had to settle for silver at the wheelchair basketball world championships. they lost 56—40 to the netherlands. it was the first time the women's side had ever made it to the final. the british men play theirfinal against the usa tomorrow. and great britian‘s vicki holland is set to race for the world triathlon series title after victory in montreal today. holland closed the gap on series leader katie zaferes of the united states. she's nowjust 3a points behind. the final race of the series is on the gold coast in australia next month. there's more on the bbc sport website, including coverage of the first stage of the vuelta a espana, which started today without defending champion chris froome, who is sittin

he has since moved to berlin. it was not clear if the destruction was targeting ai directly. authorities have been clearing large parts of beijing for redevelopment and demolitions have been taking place in this complex for the past three months but given relations between the man who may be china's most famous artist, and the authorities, many will be asking why his studio and why now. georgina smyth, bbc news. donald campbell's bluebird has taken to the water for the first time in more than 50 years. the restored hydroplane, which crashed in 1967 killing its famous pilot, was launched in front of cheering crowds on the isle of bute. our correspondent, catriona renton was there. the final checks, after 17 years of painstaking restoration, as bluebird prepares to get back in the water. tense moments, but also exciting. just to be able to touch it is amazing, but to actually be able to be privileged enough to actually get in it and mash it, that is pretty good. bluebird was salvaged from coniston water in the lake district in 2001. around 90% of her body work has been restored

he has since moved to berlin. it is not clear at the destruction was directly targeting ai weiwei. authorities have been clearing large parts of beijing for redevelopment and demolitions have been taking place in this complex by the past three months but given the relations between the man who would be china's most famous artist and the authorities, many will be asking why this studio and why now. almost all households in the uk can recycle their rubbish. but while those services, operated by local governments, can usually recycle glass and cans, two thirds of the plastic food containers they pick up, end up being burned or buried. matt cole reports. plastic isn't meant to end up here, choking the seas and the life in it. but, despite a growing public awareness of the need to recycle, councils say their efforts are being undermined by manufacturers. it is at sites like these across the country that the recycling process begins. mountains of rubbish needing separating into what can and can't be reused. now, when it comes to plastic, well, there are bottles like this, fairly easy to

gold medals on the penultimate day of competition at the european pa ra—athletics championships in berlin. it was a british one—two in the t34 800 metres with hannah cockcroft taking gold, and taking revenge for kare adennegan beating her in the 100 metres on wednesday. cockroftjust held on to add to her paralympic and world titles in the event, but she still wasn't too happy about it! that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's our press review, the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are lainy malkani, the author and journalist, and charlie wolf, a us commentator. lets take a look at the front pages. the sunday times says the number of police officers on the beat has fallen by a third in three years — despite a rise in violent crime. thousands of people are able to seek ppi compensation, on behalf of relatives who have died — that s according to the sunday express. the sunday mirror has an interview with the porn star, stormy daniels — she vows to testify in front of congress over claims that president trump paid to cover up an alleged

one of those golds came in the 200—metres in berlin, which she's opted to run in birmingham, and though she may be exhausted, she's always ready to perform. i'm very tired. i did three events, i am very, very tired. i haven't hid that. but at the same time, i'm a competitor. my family, my physios, everybodyjokes with me that even if i'm drained, even if i've got one leg, i'm still like, come on, let's go. that'sjust me so i would never hide from a good race. and the birmingham grand prix is live on bbc one from 1:15. you can also follow the action on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. this is not a sports story. former cricketer imran khan has been sworn in as the new prime minister of pakistan, more than two decades after he entered politics. he was elected prime minister in a vote at the country's national assembly on friday. his pti party won the most seats injuly‘s elections and mr khan has become prime minister with the help of smaller parties. however, opposition leaders have claimed elements ofjuly‘s ballot were r

great britain's dina asher—smith storms to victory in the 200m at the european championships in berlin — her second gold of the tournament. arsenal begin a new era under head coach, unai emery, this afternoon — as they take on premier league champions, manchester city, in their first match of the season. and the click team meet france's very own rocket man, that's in half an hour's time, here on bbc news. two children were among ten people injured in a shooting in the moss side area of greater manchester in the early hours of this morning. armed police were called to the scene close to alexandra park at around 2.30am. police say the victims had ‘pellet—type wounds‘. one man is in a serious condition in hospital with leg wounds. the shooting took place at a street party which was being held after the first day of this weekend's caribbean carnival in the area. our correspondent andy gill is in moss side for us. more details coming from the police? that's right, as you mentioned, two children among nine people suffering from what the police have called pellet injuries, injuries

number of occasions over the last few months, and as i stated once again the day before yesterday in berlin. the second subject of our long morning's work was, of course, to look at and make progress on some of the outstanding issues of the withdrawal agreement itself, and the condition for any future cooperation. now, just a few salient points, if you matters of the withdrawal agreement, which are still outstanding. 0n geographical indications, 3000 geographical indications, 3000 geographical indications of the 28 countries of the european union, once again i expressed my concern. the eu's position is clear. brexit must not lead to the loss of rights in intellectual property which exist now. we have two protect the whole stock of geographical indications and that is an international obligation no less. and since this is one of these objects which is related to the separation, it of course has to be made clear in the withdrawal agreement, so we shall be returning to the subject, a subject on which we have to find a solution in the withdrawal agreement. another subject of the separation is t

there was more gold for great britain on the final day of the european athletics championships in berlin yesterday. aled davies won the men's shot put with a distance of 15 metres 49 centimetres — a new comptition record. so it's double gold for davies as he won the f614 discus last week. there was also gold for 18—year—old thomas young in the men's t38100 metres. that completed the sprint double for young as he won the t38 200 metres saturday. great britain also won the 4x100 universal rely to claim their 20th gold of the championships. the british kaya ker lizzie broughton claimed the first major title of her career with gold on the final day of the canoe sprint world championships in portugal. she won silver over 1000m on friday, top of your screen there, but went one better today with gold in the 5000m. broughton is a marathon distance specialist and only began competing in the sprints last year. i was pretty nervous before, because they are all pretty quick, 200 metres, 500 metres, so. iwould get washed out at the start of the decade of dead, but i knew ijust had to pick them

he added to great britain's impressive tally in berlin with victory in the t13 5000—metres. that's on top of the silver he won in the 1500m earlier in the week my new coach said i would go to the front and control it. and then get ready to go. that's exactly what i did. 0ne ready to go. that's exactly what i did. one of the spanish guys went past me a few times. half a lap, each time, so i'm made up with that. that's exactly how i wanted to go. the three—time 0lympian david murdoch david murdoch has been named as british curling s new national coach, ahead of the 2022 winter olympics. murdoch won silver with great britain at sochi four years ago, as well as two world and three european titles. he turned his attention to full—time coaching last year and said he was honoured to be given the role. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i will be back with more at 2pm. thank you very much indeed. let's get more on scotland's former first minister, alex salmond has strongly rejected allegations of