0n track for less pollution. The uks First Hydrogen powered train goes on display. These were the soggy scenes at ascot yesterday. Can we expect more today . Carol is there. Well, add royal ascot today there is the risk of a shower, particularly later on. Not as frequent as the last couple of days. It is a mixture of sunshine and showers. As we head into the weekend and next week it is getting hotter. I will have more in 15 minutes. Good morning. Its thursday, june 20. Our top story by the end of today well know the final two candidates in the race to be the next Prime Minister. Conservative mps will vote later to whittle down the remaining four, and the final decision will then be made in a postal ballot by around 160,000 Party Members. 0ur Political Correspondent nick eardley is in westminster. If people are feeling slightly wary of all these votes, this is getting to the final stages of. It is nearly overin to the final stages of. It is nearly over in terms of what happens in parliament with the tory mps. But likewise, if you are really excited by this you are in luck today because it is a double bill. What will happen this morning as they will happen this morning as they will be the first vote of the day, they will whittle the list down to three and then there will be another one this afternoon to get it down to two, the final two candidates. Almost asserting, 90 sure that Boris Johnson will be one of the two that makes it onto the final ballot almost certain, 99 sure. Jeremy huntand almost certain, 99 sure. Jeremy hunt and michael gove are very close to one and other in yesterdays boats. A bit harderfor sajid javid, the home secretary, but he is confident he can make it up today. Boats. He is confident he can make it up today and has always acted against the odds. Today we get the final two, they go out to conservative members across the country. This campaign is not going to stop. In a couple of days time on the 22nd we will have the first hustings. There will be a bunch of hustings. There will be a bunch of hustings around the uk for conservative members to choose between the two candidates. We should have that new Prime Minister in the week beginning the 22nd of july. There is a long way between now and then. How often have we stood here in the morning and said borisjohnson is the stood here in the morning and said Boris Johnson is the front stood here in the morning and said borisjohnson is the front runner . It will be very hard to stop him. That is absolutely true. Nothing has changed in that sense. Things often do go slightly off the rails are sometimes in the story leadership raises. Nick, thank you very much. The result of todays vote will be watched carefully in brussels, where leaders are arriving for a two day European Council summit. The bbcs adam fleming is there. Adam, how much time will be assigned to brexit chat and will they have their favourites as to who comes out of this battle with yellow so brexit has been allotted a five minute slot at the very end of the summit tomorrow morning. Just before eve ryo ne tomorrow morning. Just before everyone heads out the door to go home after two days of solid discussions. I think it will be an update on where we have got to from the president of the European Council, donald tusk, and Jean Claude Juncker will give an update on the eus planning for no deal. Diplomats anna bassett is wonder if one or two of the eu leaders will have their say on how the tory leadership raises looking at what that might mean for the Brexit Process in the next few months. In terms of whether the eu has a favourite, they are being very diplomatic and not making any public comments. Though the working assumption here in brussels is that borisjohnson will be Prime Minister, because he is so popular with mps and even more popular, it seems, with Party Members. So now they are trying to work out where he stands, what his position will be, to his advisers will be, and whether he really means that when he says the uk will leave on the 31st of 0ctober, deal or no deal. They suspect is softening his position that a bit double eight adam, thank you very much. We will talk later. The rate at which himalayan glaciers are melting has doubled in recent years. Scientists from Columbia University in new york used Spy Satellite pictures from the cold war to show that ice loss in the region has doubled over the last a0 years. 0ur science correspondent Rebecca Morelle has more. Covert images snapped from space. These were taken by us Spy Satellites in the 19705. Recently declassified, they reveal how the himalayas once looked. Now scientists have compared them with modern satellite images and theyve been able to see how the himalayan glaciers have changed. Since 2000, the height of the glaciers has shrunk by an average of half a metre every year. That means theyre losing 8 billion tons of water annually. Scientists say that Climate Change is the main cause of this rapid melt, leaving the area dramatically altered. The concern is that there are millions of people who rely on the glaciers for water. Researchers are continuing to track the vanishing ice, but they warn if the climate continues to warm, the melt will be hard to stop. Rebecca morelle, bbc news. Detectives investigating the death of the cardiff city footballer, emiliano sala, have arrested a 64 year old man on suspicion of manslaughter. The argentine player, who was 28, died along with his pilot when their plane crashed into the channel injanuary. The man has been released from custody while investigations are ongoing. An age check scheme designed to stop under 18s viewing pornographic websites is expected to be delayed for a second time. The controversial changes, which require users to verify their age using personal identification, was due to come into effect next month after already being delayed from april 2018. The reason for the delay is not clear. A charity for childrens hospices in england is warning that some will be forced to shut, unless the nhs increases its funding across the sector. Together for short lives says a reduction in donations means hospices have had to turn families away. The government says funding for childrens end of life care will double within the next five years. Phil mackie reports. For little amad and his family, acorns childrens hospice in walsall is a lifeline. Its this kind of respite care thats vital for children like him, but because of a shortfall in funding, it could close in september. More than 200 children and their families will be affected and 70 jobs will go. I can sing a rainbow. Isabellas 8 year battle with cancer ended in april. Her parents, mark and jenny, relied on acorns for respite and end of life support. I dont think wed have had as long with isabella have been for the support that we received from staff here at acorns. Childrens hospices are keeping our children alive longer. If that costs more money, then, you know, something needs to be done about it short term and long term. The Charity Together for short lives has urged the government to increase the amount it pays to the 3a childrens hospices in england from £11 million to £25 million, or it says more hospices will cut services or shut. Why are we, as a society, to say that when isabella came to the childrens hospice, that 70 of the care she received would have to be funded by people jumping out of aeroplanes or running marathons or baking cakes . This is complex healthcare and childrens hospices in the uk need a proper settlement from the nhs. Acorns needs help soon as it will have to decide whether or not to close this hospice in the next few weeks, phil mackie, bbc news, walsall. Young people under 30 are spending less on their social life than the same age group did at the turn of the century. Thats according to a new report from the Resolution Foundation looking at Living Standards amongst different generations. In contrast, people aged over 65 are devoting a greater share of spending on things like restaurants and hotels. Hows this for a tight knit community . Some keen knitters have recreated their local high street in wool. Have a look. Residents of thrapston, northamptonshire, spent a year knitting replicas of buildings including the church complete with stained glass windows as well as the post office, bank, market stalls, cinema, and memorial gardens. There it all is. We covered it yesterday. It was in the papers yesterday. It was in the papers yesterday. It was in the papers yesterday. It is nice to see pictures. Real wool. Can yesterday. It is nice to see pictures. Realwool. Can you knit . It is not my forte. You are going to make a it is not my forte. You are going to makea link it is not my forte. You are going to make a link between the knitting and your top story. It was not knitting, it was more you talking about pictures. It was going to say scotland dont want to see the pictures. There was penalty drama, if retaken penalty. They were 3 0 up. There was penalty drama, if retaken penalty. They were 30 up. Give me an idea. They did not see the game. 30 an idea. They did not see the game. 3 0 up until when . An idea. They did not see the game. 30 up untilwhen . Until about 20 minutes to go. Then argentina got three goals in the last 20 minutes. Then it was a penalty, which was then re given because the scotland goalkeeper was off the line, which is against the rules, because you have to be on your line when it is kicked. They use the video referee to check it and she was off alive. This is heartbreaking. Her line. There is the picture. Those pictures you wont want to see again. Scotla nd you wont want to see again. Scotland wont. Scotland are out in dramatic circumstances. They gave away a penalty in added time against argentina and goalkeeper Lee Alexander saved it but the video assistant replay showed she was off her line when the ball was struck and she couldnt keep out the retake. And those pictures say it all, dont they . England were already through but two goals from ellen white helped them beatjapan 2 0 to finish top of their group. England Hooker Dylan Hartley is set to miss out on the Rugby World Cup after struggling all year with a knee problem. Regular captain hartley led england to back to back six nations titles in 2016 and 2017. And new zealand knock it out of the park, to continue their unbeaten start at the cricket world cup with a a wicket win over south africa at edgbaston. Captain Kane Williamson steered them home in final over thriller, with a century. A captains a ca ptains performance a captains performance from him. No surprises, really, that new zealand remain unbeaten so far in the cricket world cup and still have england to play. We talk about england to play. We talk about england being pretournament favourites, they still have to face new zealand. What was the record in the number of sixes . 26 or 27. Clearly batting well. Theyjust need to stitch together. Still slightly reeling from the events of the scotland game. That is so cruel. For them, you would hate to go to a world cup and with any kind of major tournament you dont wanted to be decided on a moment like that. Video system referee seeing a retake. For the scotland goalkeeper, she thought she was the hero for her team, first time round only for them to be awarded the retake. They fought hard. Very good. We will see you later. It is 12 minutes past six. Good morning to you. Criminals who are considered to be vulnerable, may be offered targeted treatment to improve rates of rehabilitation. A Successful Pilot scheme means the treatment for offenders with Mental Health problems or conditions will be rolled out in nine more locations in england. Graham satchell has been to meet one woman who says the initiative has changed her life. Life was very chaotic. I didnt feel like anything was going to improve. Like was going feel better at any point. So, to me, not being here, not being alive seemed the only option. Her home life had fallen apart, her Mental Health in crisis. 18 months ago she attempted to take her own life by setting fire to her home. Chloe was charged with arson and faced a potential custodial sentence. Life would have been extremely different had that happened at the time. And i dont really know where i would had been 01 really know where i would had been or how life would have progressed had they ended up in prison. Milton keynes magistrates court, one of five areas in england piloting a new sentencing regime. Mental health teams are on site here to assess the vulnerable, those with addiction and Mental Health problems. Magistrates, who decide someones sentence, have been encouraged to send people for treatment rather than to prison. This is a sentence that is robust, it gives us an option in the community to really address peoples behaviour and why they are offending. We want to punish, but you want to break the cycle of offending behaviour and so far all the statistics have told us this is working really well. Theres a growing debate about the effectiveness of short term prison sentences. More than half the prison population in england and wales sentences of six months or less stop almost two thirds will reoffend within a year. In scotland is already presumption against prison sentences of less than three months. So how did you find it . Chloe was ordered to undergo a six month Mental Health treatment requirement. I quickly learned there was a different way of managing things. Criticism of programmes like this is that they are soft. People who commit crimes should go to prison. Soft option might be to go to custody or six weeks and come out and continue with the same pattern of behaviour, but to work with conditions and work with providers to really address what is happening ina to really address what is happening in a persons life to make that change, is not a soft option commissions. For chloe, working with clinicians has had a dramatic impact. You think the treatment saviour . Yes, i do. Saved you. It not only saved me physically and being still alive, but piece by piece they have put things back together and i have got a life that is now much happier, calmer, and im in control of it. The government is rolling out the use of Treatment Centres across england from today. The hope is that fewer people will end up in prison and fewer will reoffend. Graham satchell, bbc news. Its ladies day at royal ascot today and so, of course, there was only one person we could send. Morning, carol. Looking resplendent in that gorgeous hat. Is that issues in case it gets a bit wet later . No, its flowers. Tissues. Talking of tissues, the pollen levels in the south east are going to be high and climbing to very high as we go through the course of this weekend. If you do have an allergy to grass pollen, bear that in mind. We are at royal ascot. Perhaps more traditionally known as gold cup day. Tuesday wednesday, weve seen some torrential rain. Lots of saltiness. It didnt dampen the fashions. The queen was well prepared with their umbrella. A very glamorous day in particular. We are expecting 70,000 race goers to attend today. The gold cup is one of the pinnacles of royal ascot and the weather, for royal ascot and the weather, for royal ascot itself, there is still the risk of showers this afternoon but the risk is not as high as the last couple of days. The maximum temperature here will be 18 celsius. If you are coming early on, its chilly in the breeze. The forecast todayis chilly in the breeze. The forecast today is one of scattered showers and also sunny spells. Whats happening is, low pressure is driving a weather. There is rain in it and driving a weather. There is rain in itand a driving a weather. There is rain in it and a fair bit of cloud across east anglia and the south east. Then essentially, for us all, it is a day of sunny spells, some bright spells. Also, some showers. We can see a shower almost anywhere over the likelihood is we will see more across parts of northern and western scotland. Not feeling as muggy as it has done in the south east. Highs around 19 degrees. Into this evening and overnight, a cool night in prospect. Still some showers across the north west. A breezy night as well. Temperatures dipping down in rural parts of the north into single figures. First thing tomorrow, that will be the scenario that does greet us. Will be the scenario that does greet us. Tomorrow, friday, i pressure is going to start to build in. That will kill off a lot of the showers. For scotland and Northern Ireland, we might see the odd one. Damages is high is about 21 degrees. A heads up. Its high is about 21 degrees. A heads ing high is about 21 degrees. A heads up. Its going to be dry, sunny were, son and i will see some rain. Its going to warm up by day and by night and we could have temperatures as high as 29 degrees by day. By night, not dropping lower than 19 degrees. We are going to see a real switch and the weather forecast. I tell you what, it really has been warm at night lately. Im glad you said that. 19 degrees is a lot. Four contenders remain in the race to be the next conservative leader and by the end of the day, therell be just two. The final decision will then be made by around 160,000 Party Members. Professor of politics, jon tonge is here to help us assess which names will be on that postal ballot and who will ultimately become our next prime minster. There was hope with rory stewart. A lot of people looking for an alternative. Rory stewartjust didnt make it. Rory stewart was a lwa ys didnt make it. Rory stewart was always up against it. We cannot leave the European Union without a deal. Boris remains out front, the frontrunner all the way through. The lead he has is huge. You talk about royal ascot. Boris s home and hosed in terms of getting on the vinyl ballot paper. It is this contest to lose. Without it, borisjohnson, his 821 to win the contest. It transfers of course from mps to the membership today. For boris particularly, will it make a difference popularity wise. He was relatively opulent. He got 46 of the vote. There are some words of caution. It happened in 2001. Iain duncan smith trailed in every round. And still became conservative leader. Thats the one cautionary note about Boris Johnsons candidature. Another one who campaigned for leave. Its interesting. Rory stewart was saying that. Is he going to make the final cut . The gap was only three yesterday. You can argue there is some momentum. If you make a choice between him, there is a clear choice. Borisjohnson said we are leaving regardless by the 31st of 0ctober. Michael gove has not said that. Michael gove has insisted that the backstop, which has been the thing that has bedevilled this whole process throughout. It has to be temporary. Critics will say this is a battle of unattainable brexit s. Johnson and michael gove have history. Where does Jeremy Hunter said . He has been sickened throughout. Is talked about the backstop and the need for technology to only be temporary. If michael gove has momentum, canjeremy hunt resist that . Is line as he has a lwa ys resist that . Is line as he has always been competent in office. To stay that long as health secretary, jeremy hunt can talk about his track record in office and his role as a businessman. What about his role as a remain supportive. Therein lies the difficulty. We need someone who believes in brexit. He is not advocating a referendum but if there was one, he would vote leave. Then why did he vote remain in 2016 . Conservative party probably doesnt wa nt conservative party probably doesnt want a leader who believes in brexit because that was always the allegation. One thing rory stewart was doing was offering himself as an alternative. And that is what sajid javid offered. Yet is trailing. The problem for sajid javid is that you cant just base it problem for sajid javid is that you cantjust base it on the fact that youre not from an ordinary background. Michael gove doesnt come from the gilded background. A relatively home successful home secretary to date. Sajid javid is the other candidate who says we must definitely leave by the 31st of 0ctober definitely leave by the 31st of october but is got an awful lot to do. To come back from 12 of the vote, it is a favourite to be eliminated. Its quite right, the scrutiny on the candidates, that has been very much focused on the bbc. This is a choice about some of the traditional s. Its been affected in quitea traditional s. Its been affected in quite a few of the papers. Biased, brazen, contemptible. What do you make of all this . Anti bbc stories of a staple of many tabloids. I would stories of a staple of many tabloids. Iwould not stories of a staple of many tabloids. I would not take too much notice. Yes, it was fair that they need to be proper vetting of one of the questioners but the idea that this should lead to a boycott of the bbc on the bbc shouldnt be allowed to feature, i think it would be reprehensible. But it does matter that people kind of know what they are watching. Where their politics comes from. Clearly there were m ista kes comes from. Clearly there were mistakes made on the programme. I think it would be counter productive for any of the candid s. Think it would be counter productive for any of the candid s. This is the thing, the telegraph is now reporting that the leadership candidates are threatening to boycott a ny candidates are threatening to boycott any further television debates. The next Prime Minister to start boycotting the bbc, that is the road to nowhere. Boycotting the debate. That would be madness. The public is entitled to see the debate. It should be a series of debates given whats at stake, it should not be a private contest for 160,000 conservative members. Good to see you this morning. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london news, im tolu adeoye. New figures show around 1 in 10 homicides since 2008 remain unsolved in london. The met has launched almost 1,400 investigations solving nearly 90 . The force says it has a robust and comprehensive review process with murder cases which are put on hold are reviewed every two yea rs. Since 2008 the met has launched 1,392 investigations into murders, manslaughters, corporate manslaughter a projects been launched to help try and tackle part of londons growing homeless crisis by converting old double decker busues into accommodation. Each bus will house 20 people. Its founder hopes the vehicles, which will be parked together to create a community, will help get residents into permanent housing. It comes as shelter says one in 53 people in the capital are homeless. Ive been building buses and coaches for the last five or six years in one day i walked into the yard and discovered a 68 year old gentleman sleeping rough underwear you put your luggage in a coach and that broke my heart so later that day, him andi broke my heart so later that day, him and i went out, we brought in the bus, altered actor yard, kitted out and he slept in it two years. Kitted it out. Brought it back to the yard. Now if youre out and about in southeast london you may spot some very colourful crossings. Theyve been painted in greenwich, woolwich and plumstead to celebrate pride month. Its hoped they could remain beyond the annual celebration. Lets take a look at the travel situation now. Theres a good service on the tubes this morning but the 0verground is part suspended from South Tottenham to barking due to the late finish of engineering work. 0n the trains theres a severely reduced Service Across the South Western Railway network due to industrial action. Replacement buses are running on some routes. Turning to the roads and the a13 is building up into town from the goresbrook interchange, dagenham. The police are investigating a wasteland fire. And ever shalt street remains closed and euston station. Now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Good morning. It will feel fresher today than it has in the last couple of days or so. Lots of dry weather around but be quite wet at times with showers in the afternoon and also some decently long spells of sunshine. Towards eastern areas, we got some early clouds and patch out mix of rain. Most of us wont see it at all. Dry through the morning with lots of sunshine. Watch out for showers in the afternoon, blowing in on that noticeable westerly breeze. Top temperatures today between 18 and 20 celsius. Sunshine and showers, it wont feel as humid as it has been for the last couple of days. Very warm in the sunshine and lots of late sunshine as well. Clearing skies overnight tonight, it will feel quite chilly into tomorrow morning. Temperature is away from Central London will drop back into single figures so its quite a cool start for the day tomorrow but dry tomorrow, lots of sunshine, 21 celsius and dry over the weekend to with temperatures climbing into the mid 20s by sunday. Im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Now though its back to charlie and naga. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt. Well bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning after the listeria outbreak linked to hospital food were asking how production standards can be improved. A new study shows that glaciers in the himalayas have melted dramatically in the last 20 years, and were finding out how that could lead to worrying droughts. And imagine theres no beatles director danny boyle has done just that for his new film yesterday and hes on the sofa to tell us about it later. Good morning. Heres a summary of todays main stories from bbc news. By the end of the day well know the final two candidates in the race to be the next Prime Minister. Conservative mps will whittle down the finalfour, with borisjohnson a clear favourite to make the final cut. He has the support of nearly half his fellow mps, while jeremy hunt, michael gove and sajid javid vie for second place. The final decision will then be made in a postal ballot by around 160,000 Party Members. The rate at which himalayan glaciers are melting has doubled in recent years. Scientists from Columbia University in new york used Spy Satellite pictures from the cold war to show that ice loss in the region has doubled over the last a0 years. The research is published in the journal science advances. Ice loss from glaciers is important because it contributes to rising sea levels. Detectives investigating the death of the cardiff city footballer, emiliano sala, have arrested a 64 year old man on suspicion of manslaughter. The argentine player, who was 28, died along with his pilot when their plane crashed into the channel injanuary. The man has been released from custody while investigations are ongoing. An age check scheme designed to stop under 18s viewing pornographic websites is expected to be delayed for a second time. The controversial changes, which require users to verify their age using personal identification, was due to come into effect next month after already being delayed from april 2018. The reason for the delay is not clear. A charity for childrens hospices in england is warning that some will be forced to shut, unless the nhs increases its funding across the sector. Together for short lives says a rise in costs and a drop in donations means hospices have had to turn families away. The government says funding for childrens end of life care will double within the next five years. Young people under 30 are spending less on their social life than the same age group did at the turn of the century. Thats according to a new report from the Resolution Foundation looking at Living Standards amongst different generations. In contrast, people aged over 65 are devoting a greater share of spending on things like restaurants and hotels. Two beluga whales have been transported halfway across the world. They were living in a water park in shanghai where they have been performing for visitors since they were caught in the wild aged two years old. Beautiful creatures. They have now been flown to iceland well they will be placed in a more natural habitat. I wish them well. What are their names . Little grey and little weight. It is 6 34. Talking of haunting. They were 30 up talking of haunting. They were 30 up with 20 minutes to go. And then they went back to 3 3. The late drama unfolded with the retaken penalty. With the video system referee coming into play again. Penalty. With the video system referee coming into play againm is not a bad thing. If anything it makes things very clear. Against the decisions right. But there will a lwa ys decisions right. But there will always be little, subjective things. The fact is the penalty was retaken because the scotland goalkeeper was off alone, which you are not allowed to be when the ball is struck. Does it have to be both feet on the line or one foot . One foot. But you have to be in line with the line. If you arejumping up you have to be on or above. Her foot doesnt have to be on the line, she assessed me at the line. On or above. Shejust has to be. Clear as mud. It counted against them, anyway. Drama, a late retaken penalty, scotlands match had it all, just not the result they wanted. Theyre heading home after blowing a 3 0 lead to draw 3 3 with argentina. England head into the knockout stage as Group Winners after beating japan. Jane dougall reports from paris. How did it end in tears for scotland . How did it end in tears for scotland . Just 20 how did it end in tears for scotland . Just 20 minutes earlier Erin Cuthbert was celebrating scoring the third goal over argentina. They needed a win but it was never simple. Argentina got two back and then another controversial video system referee decision against scotland. It came down to this penalty kick. Lee alexander thought she was the hero, but was judged to have come off the line. A reta ke judged to have come off the line. A retake and scotland were out. |j judged to have come off the line. A retake and scotland were out. I feel like we have been a little bit hard done by with some of the decisions. To get a 3 0 goal in a world cup is absolutely gutting. 0n to get a 3 0 goal in a world cup is absolutely gutting. On a positive note, the girls have been unbelievable. It has been an unbelievable. It has been an unbelievable journey being here for the first time. They feel that we have well and truly owned a place on this date and will hopefully back in four yea rs this date and will hopefully back in four years time. This has been an historic journey for scotland women. The first welcome. And though they are travelling home they can do so with a henzell diet. Englands women have secured themselves an easier route through the tournament by beating japan and finishing top of the group. Ellen white has a good record against japan. It was reinforced when she pounced on a georgis down my pass. Her second, another shot from the edge of the box, sliding it past the keeper. So england when the group and travel to northern france for the knockout stages. And they continue their bid to win the competition. Jane dougall, bbc news, in paris. Contrasting emotions for both sides. Someone set to miss the Rugby World Cup is the england Hooker Dylan Hartley, whos struggling with a knee problem. The regular captain led england to back to back six nations titles in 2016 and 2017, but hasnt played since december. Eddiejones is also expected to leave out danny care and Chris Robshaw when he names his first training squad today. Now how about this, its the final over, your team needs eight runs to win, step forward Kane Williamson who got new zealand over the line against south africa at the cricket world cup. The captain hit a huge six and a four to reach the target with three balls remaining against south africa. The four wicket win moves them above england and top of the standings. Australia play bangladesh today. Andy murray will take a break from all that soft play with his kids as he makes his competitive return to tennis at queens today, weather permitting. Hes playing alongside Feliciano Lopez in the doubles. He told sally this week how hes been filling his time since a second hip operation after the Australian Open at the start of the year its not been ideal preparation for his partner Feliciano Lopez who had to deny allegations of match fixing in a spanish newspaper he says its simply not true. U nfortu nately, unfortunately, all tennis players are public figures and are used to having a good name is our control. For that reason, will do everything within my power to defend myself against any such false accusations. Mark andi against any such false accusations. Mark and i had immediately contacted the tru to fully co operate and they have confirmed there had been no investigation against that much in wimbledon, 2017. Its a good day to have a ticket for queens, notjust because the weather looks better, but because british number one kyle edmund is also in action, continuing his match against the top seed, stefanos tsitsipas. Edmund lost the first set before play was suspended for the day with the pair locked at 3 3 in the second. And there was no luck for Britains Dan Evans either. His recent good form on grass was ended by three time grand slam champion Stan Wawrinka in straight sets. Jo konta was knocked out of the birmingham classic, beaten in straight sets by jelena 0stapenko. This was only kontas second match since she lost in the semi finals of the french open, so shell now be hoping to gather more match time on grass at eastbourne next week, before wimbledon starts on 1july. And the officials at edgbaston were given an extra challenge. This is kristina pliskova. And here is her sister karolina. The czech pair are identical twins. Luckily, they wore different coloured tops. Who is better . Apparently kristina. Well, she won. She is two minutes older as well. It is always the older as well. It is always the older sister who does better. She is higher in the rankings. And there is the prospect of the murray brothers. Potentially facing each other. If they both go through. But jamie hasa other. If they both go through. But jamie has a better record in doubles. He is a doubles a specialist. Who is older out of those two . I thinkjaynie is older. And he said he spent his whole life, didnt he, desperate to try to get him didnt he, desperate to try to get him and here. Didnt he, desperate to try to get him and here. That would be a good talking point. Love to be in the household after that one. We will see you later on. The need to find greener ways of transport is greater than ever before, and Hydrogen Powered trains could be the answer. They already run regularly in germany and britain is looking to become one of the next countries to get them on the tracks. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge is getting on board one this morning. You have got a hi viz, your green trend, you are all set there. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. This is a uk first. It is the first ever Hydrogen Powered train in the country. When we jump on board ina the country. When we jump on board in a couple of minutes and take you ona in a couple of minutes and take you on a very shortjourney, the only thing we will be creating is pure water. It is zero emissions. It is first give you a rundown about how the technology on board works and why one of this type of train could, relatively soon, becoming to a train track to you. Its the first of its kind. A british train powered by hydrogen. So whats the technology on board . This is about as green as a train gets. The hydrogen is stored in those tanks at High Pressure. Its then piped through this myriad of piping here into the fuel cell, where its mixed with oxygen from the airto where its mixed with oxygen from the air to create electricity. That, in turn, you can see all the wiring here, can drive the motor is underneath the train and can be stored in this giant battery back here, because when theres not a source for electricity overhead, the battery ca n source for electricity overhead, the battery can powered the train. What were trying to do make a transport system thats Lower Mission and the only thing that comes from this is pure water. The train will be used to test the technology and the hope is that hydrogen trains will be carrying passengers in two years time. The next challenge is to get the strain ready to go out on the mainline network, so its going to run on your regular train lines passing through stations. And were going to do that, test the train, and a normal working environment. So weve got to get the equipment fitted underneath the train working toa fitted underneath the train working to a good standard so that these strains will be ready to go out for public use in two or three years time. So why does britain need hydrogen trains . A quarter britains trains run solely of diesel, like this one. The government wants them all phased out over the next 20 yea rs. All phased out over the next 20 years. But the majority of the rail network around the country doesnt have electric cabling overhead and thats where hydrogen trains come 0k, ok, so, robin, please, fire us up. And we will be cooking. We are cooking on hydrogen. 0ff and we will be cooking. We are cooking on hydrogen. Off we go. Lets bring her background. We will talk to a couple of the people, the masterminds behind this project. Helen simpson from Porter Brooke and alex burrows from university of birmingham. Alex, what is the magic behind the strain, why does it matter . This is the First Hydrogen train in the uk, which is a huge achievement. The partnership between Porter Brooke at the university of birmingham has been absolutely fantastic, with industry and academia working together. You achieved this in nine months. Just nine months. It has been a fantastic achievement. Helen, how soon other trays going to be out there . Saying roughly two years. Another weakness be done before we reach the point where they are operating in a commercial sense . This is a test rain we are using it to trial the technology and learning about the technology. We will take that on the mainline for testing next. We are working with the university of birmingham, Porter Brooke, testing on the mainline and then we will go out and build something for passenger service. We need these trains in britain because there are still diesel only trains out there polluting, this sort of trains you dont really want to stand next to attestation. It is both local pollution and global warming, Climate Change issues. This train can solve both those things with only pure water emitted and gives you an alternative. Great, thank you. Alex, helen, thank you very much. You have been on board did you gos First Hydrogen powered train this morning. It is sunny, the weather is great. There you go. Do you get to drive the crane, tom . Im not sure i would get that past health and safety. 6 46am is the time. Tom mentioned the weather. Carol has chosen the right day. It is ladies day to day. It certainly is ladies day to day. It certainly is easy. We will be finding out about the conditions after this broadcast. But its easy if you come. This morning, its a chilly start in the breeze but its dry and weve got blue skies. The last couple of days, weve seen some torrential rain but it hasnt dampened the fashion. A majesty the queen, well prepared with an umbrella. We will be talking to people about the trends but it is ladies day. Last year, this race was won by Frankie Dettori on straight he will be hoping to hang onto that cup this year. We will also be getting some race tips as to who we should be putting a little flutter on if you are the incline. Stradivarius. The weather should stay largely dry at royal ascot. It will be breezy. Also looking at highs of 18 degrees. A mixture of sunshine and scattered showers we are looking at today because low pressure is still very much driving our weather. To the north the uk, producing showers across north west england, wales, into the south west, pushing southeast wards. Weve got some rain still declare from east anglia and kent where there is quite a lot of cloud into this morning. That will clear over the next couple of hours. Showers in the west moving eastwards a cross of hours. Showers in the west moving eastwards across england and wales and we will have showers on and off through the day. In between, there will be quite a bit of sunshine between those showers. Showers are fully hit and miss. Temperatures today at 20 degrees. The winter has changed direction. Through this evening and overnight, many of the showers will intend to fade. It will still be quite breezy. Showers persisting across the north west of scotla nd persisting across the north west of scotland in particular. A call martin in prospect, particularly show particularly so in the sheltered glens. Tomorrow once again, High Pressure exerting its influence across england and wales. Mostly dry. The odd chance of a shower. For scotland and Northern Ireland, closer to the area of low pressure which is pulling away. It will still produce some showers. As we head on into saturday, High Pressure dominates the weather. A lot of dry conditions, a fair bit of sunshine. There were the cloud bubbling up. Highs of 21 degrees. 0n sunday for most, dry sunny and warm, we have an area of low pressure coming in from the west. It is going to bring in some rain to Northern Ireland and western parts of the uk generally through the course of the day. Clearing through the night. That leads us into a very warm, for some hot start to the week next week. We will have highs up to about 29 parts of the south east of england. It is largely england and wales which will see the highest temperatures, not just by wales which will see the highest temperatures, notjust by day but by night and that can be fairly uncomfortable, particularly so. If could award you the unofficial award of the most elegantly held at by doing the weather will award this morning, that is an official title. 0n the other hand, i appreciate that but im really interested scientifically, if you let go of the heart, how many seconds would it ta ke heart, how many seconds would it take for it to blow away . Well it is anchored down well but probably a nanosecond. It is quite breezy. We will see when the next hour. There were more than 40,000 attacks against shop workers last year. Seans joined by the boss one of the countrys leading retailers this morning, shes calling for tougher penalties. Sean . Good morning. Yes thats right. When we hear the term retail crime most of us probably think about shoplifting. But theres been a worrying rise in the number of violent, verbal and physical incidents against shop workers. The industry says attacks are becoming more violent and weapons are being used. Often these attacks are over relatively small amounts of money. This morning, one of the uks biggest retailers the co operative group is calling for much tougher penalties. Jo whitfield is the chief executive of co 0p food. We want to see this issue tackled differently. People think its about businesses complaining about the cost of that. We care passionately about the 55,000 people that work at the co op and we want them to feel safe so we want the government to understand it much more seriously and then start to put Additional Resources in place for the police so they can tackle the issues that our collea g u es they can tackle the issues that our colleagues face every day and actually then, we would like to see actually then, we would like to see a new offence coming which is to protect shop workers when they are going about theirjob, being required to uphold the law and ask people their age when they are being sold things like alcohol and tobacco. They can often be a trigger for violence and would like to see tougher sentences around the particular offence. If a member of your staff has to deal with a situation like that and say they call the police because thats what they want to do in that situation, how good is the response. The police dont tend to respond to simple insta nces dont tend to respond to simple instances like this. They have very stretched resources. In no way do we criticise the police because we understand the pressures they face. We need them to be able to attend these instances much more frequently. Other crimes are happening that i just frequently. Other crimes are happening that ijust being lord . We spend £70 million over the last three years, a similar amount. We work with are partner. Its clear they dont have the resources. Is there a particular reason why Retail Convenience stores in the high street might be particularly vulnerable. Yourfinger street might be particularly vulnerable. Your finger into these stores and theyre often one, two members of staff thats because over the years, retailers have cut costs, become more efficient but has that been to the cost of staff safety . So actually, Smaller Stores are at no greater risk of violent assault than other stores. Actually, the individuals that are passing by, and thatis individuals that are passing by, and that is what tends to result in a store being attacked. We do see actually, by putting different measures in place, we can to improve the safety of our stores swim proved with headsets. Weve invested in guarding. There are lots measures to deter crime but physical location of a store and the challenges when a particular community i want tend to be the reason why crime occurs. Have you just thought, its not viable to be handing it . We are a Community Retailer and we want to provide service to every community but we wa nt to service to every community but we want to encourage our colleagues to close the store. Anti social behaviour, you feel at risk. We would much rather they close the store for a while and ask for help. Weve seen it happen slightly actually what we are doing is encouraging colleagues to do their own guidance and feelings around what they need to do and at all times we want them to be safe. When does it come to the point that you have to install extra security or your staff say, dont feel safe enough, we need to run the business but we want extra security. What is the process . Weve got really good resources. The process . Weve got really good resources. Sometimes its reassuring for customers. Sometimes it can act asa for customers. Sometimes it can act as a reassurance for customers that we are taking it seriously and their safety is just as important. Its about having the right measures in place. Its helpful in some cases but not in others. We talk to our store managers and understand they have the sorts of things to put in place to help this. When it comes to the staff wanting to work in your stores, do you find staff there increasingly want to work may be behind the scenes at the back of a shock . We are seeing our colleagues serving customers, coming to stores every day, theyve got personal relationships with them so they want to be on the shop floor and doing theirjob and going about doing Great Service and being part of that relationship. What were hearing from them is, please help us take this issue which is why we are campaigning for safer colleagues, Safer Communities and encouraging the colleagues to do with this issue. 0ver the colleagues to do with this issue. Over 600 really brave collea g u es issue. Over 600 really brave colleagues tell their personal stories to the government and all retailers have been encouraged to come forward and really understand the issue. Thank you for coming in this morning. Chief executive of food at the co op group. We would like people to get in touch with us. What is done in your stores, how you feel about working in retail. People have really interesting stories. Its always shocking seeing those images. Good morning from bbc london news, im tolu adeoye. New figures show around 1 in 10 homicides since 2008 remain unsolved in london. The met has launched almost 1,400 investigations, solving nearly 90 . The force says it has a robust and comprehensive review process with murder cases that are put on hold reviewed every two years. A deptford based food charity is calling for more volunteers to help with rising demand over the school holidays. 0ver a third of children in london live in poverty. Fairshare says it needs people to help in their warehouse packing and sorting orders. A projects been launched to help try and tackle part of londons growing homeless crisis by converting old double decker busues into accommodation. Each bus will house 20 people theyll be grouped together to create a community. Its founder hopes the vehicles will help get residents into permanent housing. Ive been building buses and coaches for the last five or six years and one day i walked into the yard and discovered a 68 year old gentleman sleeping rough under where you put your luggage in a coach, and that broke my heart, so later that day, him and i went out, we brought in the bus, brought it back to the yard, kitted out and he slept in it for two years. Now, if youre out and about in southeast london, you may spot some colourful crossings. Theyve been painted in greenwich, woolwich and plumstead to celebrate pride month. Its hoped theyll remain a little while beyond the annual celebration. The travel situation now. Theres a good service on the tubes this morning but a severely reduced Service Across the South Western Railway network due to industrial action. Replacement buses are running on some routes. Turning to the roads finally eversholt street remains closed near euston station due to burst water main repairs. Now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. It will feel fresher today than it has in the last couple of days or so. Lots of dry weather around but it will be quite wet at times with some showers in the afternoon but also some decently long spells of sunshine. Towards eastern areas, we have got some early clouds and patchy outbreaks of rain. Most of us wont see it at all. Dry through the morning with lots of sunshine. Watch out for showers as we head through the afternoon, they will be blowing in on that noticeable westerly breeze. Top temperatures today between 18 and 20 degrees celsius. Some sunshine betwen showers, it wont feel as humid as it has been for the last couple of days. It will feel a lot fresher but very warm in the sunshine and lots of late sunshine as well. Clearing skies overnight tonight, it will feel quite chilly into tomorrow morning. Temperature away from Central London will drop back into single figures so its quite a cool start to the day tomorrow but dry tomorrow, lots of sunshine, 21 degrees celsius, dry over the weekend too with temperatures climbing into the mid 20s by sunday. Im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. Plenty more on our website at the usual address. Now though its back to charlie and naga. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty. 0ur headlines today four become two. By the end of today well know the final pair of candidates in the race to be the next Prime Minister. Satellite pictures show himalayan glaciers are melting twice as fast as they were 40 years ago. How safe are shop workers . There were more than 40,000 Violent Attacks against staff in stores last year. One big retailer tells us it is time for tougher penalties. Scotland are out of the womens world cup. There was penalty drama as they let a 3 0 lead slip against argentina while england beat japan. 0n track for less pollution the uks First Hydrogen powered train goes on display. These were the soggy scenes at royal ascot yesterday. Can we expect more today . Carol is there. Today there is only a 15 20 chance ofa today there is only a 15 20 chance of a shower at royal ascot. The rest of a shower at royal ascot. The rest of the day should be dry was sunny spells. For all of us today we are looking at sunshine and some scattered showers. 0ver looking at sunshine and some scattered showers. Over the next few days it will get increasingly warmer stop and by next week, for some parts in the south, it will actually be quite hot. They will have more details in 15 minutes. Good morning. Its thursday, june the 20th. Our top story by the end of today well know the final two candidates in the race to be the next Prime Minister. Conservative mps will vote later to whittle down the remaining four, and the final decision will then be made in a postal ballot by around 160,000 Party Members. 0ur Political Correspondent nick eardley is in westminster. So, nick, if people are wary of mps voting every other day we are getting to the closing sequence. We are indeed. If you are sick of hearing about conservative mps whistling this down. It is a bumper special today. Two votes, one this morning, which will get that list down to three. And one that gets down to three. And one that gets down to three. And one that gets down to the final two to go to tory members across the uk. Now, Boris Johnson almost certainly on that list. 99 sure he will be in the final two come the end of the day. The big question is do the other person will be. Jeremy hunt and michael gove are pretty close for second place at the moment. Sajid javid is further behind. His demo saying he has been the underdog before and it is possible he could pull off a surprise his team. After that, the vote goes out of the country. Let me talk you through what happens now. As i say, today, down to the last two. The final candidates. We should have that result about six p. M. Postings around the uk for conservative members start on saturday. Hustings. They will go to 13 or 14 different parts of the uk to dissect and discuss the policies of the two who are left. Then the 22nd ofjuly is the week that we will get our new Prime Minister. Now, at times this race, charlie, seemed like a foregone conclusion. Boris johnson the foregone conclusion to be the next pm. Anything can happen over the next month. And although one man is far in front there is a long way to go in the race. Nick, thank you for that. The result of todays votes will be watched carefully in brussels, where leaders are arriving for a two day European Council summit. I wonder how much brexit will play a pa rt i wonder how much brexit will play a part in that. The bbcs adam fleming is there. Iimagine i imagine they are six to the back teeth of talking about it and they wonder what they think of this process. Brexit will be relegated to the very end of the summit, at lunchtime tomorrow. It has been allotted five minutes. We will get an update from donald tusk, the president of the European Council about this play, a spoiler load, not much has changed from the eu position stop we will get an update from donk lord sugar on the European Commission side about planning for no deal and all the contingency measures the eu has in place Jean Claude Juncker. In terms measures the eu has in place jean claudejuncker. In terms of the tory leadership, they are being very diplomatic, they dont have a favourite, and everyone is keeping quite quiet about it in public. In private, everyone thinks Boris Johnson is a shoe in and they are starting to prepare for Boris Johnson being Prime Minister. They have stopped raiding disparaging stories and anecdotes about him, which they used to do when he was foreign secretary and leader of the leave campaign. They are being much more diplomatic. What they really wa nt more diplomatic. What they really want to know is who are his team going to be that they will be dealing with and what will his position be. Having listened to the debate the other night they think he is softening his stance from the position that the uk lives on the 3ist position that the uk lives on the 31st of october, deal or no deal, no matter what happens. Adam, thanks very much. It will be interesting to hear what they do say, eventually, the next leader is announced. The rate at which himalayan glaciers are melting has doubled in recent years. Scientists from Columbia University in new york used Spy Satellite pictures from the cold war to show that ice loss in the region has accelerated dramatically over the last 40 years. 0ur science correspondent Rebecca Morelle has more. Covert images snapped from space. These were taken by us Spy Satellites in the 19705. Recently declassified, they reveal how the himalayas once looked. Now scientists have compared them with modern satellite images and theyve been able to see how the himalayan glaciers have changed. Since 2000, the height of the glaciers has shrunk by an average of half a metre every year. That means theyre losing 8 billion tons of water annually. Scientists say that Climate Change is the main cause of this rapid melt, leaving the area dramatically altered. The concern is that there are millions of people who rely on the glaciers for water. Researchers are continuing to track the vanishing ice, but they warn if the climate continues to warm, the melt will be hard to stop. Rebecca morelle, bbc news. Detectives investigating the death of the cardiff city footballer, emiliano sala, have arrested a 64 year old man on suspicion of manslaughter. The argentine player, who was 28, died along with his pilot when their plane crashed into the channel injanuary. The man has been released from custody while investigations are ongoing. An age check scheme designed to stop under 18s viewing pornographic websites is expected to be delayed for a second time. The controversial changes, which require users to verify their age using personal identification, was due to come into effect next month after already being delayed from april 2018. The reason for the delay is not clear. A charity for childrens hospices in england is warning that some will be forced to shut, unless the nhs increases its funding across the sector. Together for short lives says a rise in costs and a drop in donations means hospices have had to turn families away. The government says funding for child rens end of life care will double within the next five years. Young people under 30 are spending less on their social life than the same age group did at the turn of the century. Thats according to a new report from the Resolution Foundation looking at Living Standards amongst different generations. In contrast, people aged over 65 are devoting a greater share of spending on things like restaurants and hotels. Its really important to look at Living Standard s differences between generations, but this isnt about generational war. We know that families dont think that way. We wa nt families dont think that way. We want the best for the kids and grandkids in our families want the best for the kids and grandkids in ourfamilies and communities. So looking at these printers and looking at gaps within generations, too, also understand how get Living Standard is moving in britain again. We showed you this yesterday from the papers but it is nice to see something in real life was that we can show you the real detail. Some keen knitters have recreated their local high street in wool. Residents of thrapston, northamptonshire, spent a year knitting replicas of buildings including the church complete with stained glass windows as well as the post office, bank, market stalls, cinema, and memorial gardens. The detail is amazing. It is all there. The whole of the town is just knitted. How many people did that by quite a lot of people. How many . Several . How much will was involved . We will find out those details. We will get that in. Thank you. Ask and you shall receive. It is nine minutes past seven. They started with ten. Now there are just four contenders in the race to become the next conservative leader. And by this evening, well know the final two. So far only their fellow mps have been able to vote but the final decision will be made in a postal ballot by around 160,000 Party Members. Two of them, amy green and luke court, join us now. Good morning to you. Good morning. Let us establish where you are in terms of he would like. Amy, which candidate would you like to see leave the conservative party . Boris johnson . Weigh . I think he is the only person who can deliver us through brexit and beyond, think is the only one for the job. |j through brexit and beyond, think is the only one for the job. I was backing rory until last night. He did not receive the support. Im backing michael gove. Did not receive the support. Im backing michael govelj did not receive the support. Im backing michael gove. I why . Did not receive the support. Im backing michael gove. Iwhy . He provided a real sense of purpose into the contest and had a vision that was really clear. He was seen as very pure and he didnt lie about anything. That sort of was his vision. And his sort of policy of bringing the country together through brexit really made me feel like thats what he wanted to happen. Some have suggested that borisjohnson, michael gove, happen. Some have suggested that Boris Johnson, michael gove, we happen. Some have suggested that borisjohnson, michael gove, we know quite a lot about them and the history, not only in government but between one another, people might be looking for something a little different. Rory stewart may well have been that person. Sajid javid, conceivably, has a literally different look, different feel, represents something different. What do you think of what he has achieved so far . I like all of them, have to be honest. I think if we were in a different time and in a different set of circumstances, politically, im only looking to vote for a different candidate. I am sorry to celek a broken record but they feel like boris is the only one who can ta ke like boris is the only one who can take us through brexit and beyond. Im take us through brexit and beyond. Im sorry to sound off why do you think he is the only one who can. He is not to the party, he is known to the country. Those are important things. As is jeremy to the country. Those are important things. As isjeremy hunt. Absolutely. Why dont personally think mr hunt is a vote winner. I think mr hunt is a vote winner. I think he has a lot of baggage with the things he did in the nhs, although he did a fantasticjob them, maybe history has not been as kinder. This is the thing, luke, people are watching this process, and 70 Party Members, 160,000 will have the final postal vote on this, do you think those people are voting for the next Prime Minister orfor brexit . Conservative Party Members. I think they are voting for a lot of things. The conservative Party Membership is incredibly leave backing. They may vote on other issues. They might on hsz if they like the door dont. 0n who they think should represent the uk on the phone says. To put it all down to one issue isnt necessarily helpful. If it comes to thinking about the Prime Minister there is a lot of talk about there being another general election. Do you think, whichever of these wins will get the conservative party through into government in the next general election . Welcome i think it depends on the candidate. Some candidates may be more likely to lead the uk into a general election. I think boris, being a more divisive figure, would lead to the majority in Parliament May be collapsing. However, maybe be somewhat more sta ble however, maybe be somewhat more stable like michael gove could lead to the party staying together through until 2022. To the party staying together through until2022. Can i ask you both, iam not through until2022. Can i ask you both, i am not going to ask you how old you are on air, people will be aware that conservative Party Members are not your age. The average age is 57, i believe. You are definitely not in those categories. I am are definitely not in those categories. Iam particularly looking at you, luke. Do you feel like there is a gap between you and the bulk of tory members . For people who are not Party Members, it is a tiny part of the population, they have a bit of resentment that you are the ones who get to decide the Prime Minister and your demographic becomes an issue. I do feel an incredible amount of responsibility that a electing a Prime Minister in summer to leave the party. I feel responsibility there. I was quite lucky to have that privilege. I think we are not all the white male, pale, stale. There are a lot of us who are under 50. The average age may be 57, but i am 37, so i am a long way off of that. There are a lot of people under that age and who are active. We have a lot of people who are activists, maybe you are not members and do not want to sign up for a number of reasons, but id go out and for a number of reasons, but id go outand campaign for a number of reasons, but id go out and campaign most weekends. Id go out and savings on social media. We have a lot of young people. Just to add to that, i am 18. But they have been very much accepted into the party. I stood the council this year. So dont feel the party doesnt represent me. I thought they did a good job to try to engage people like me. Do you think it represents the country . There is almost that resentment that such a small but of the population is deciding. I think any party would be the same. It speaks back to a lot of the same. It speaks back to a lot of the lessons that we needed to learn from rory stewart. I think was excellent at engaging people, the walks and the things on twitter, there are things we need to learn from that, whoever is in extremis, to move us forward. To see this morning. Thank you very much. An interesting few weeks and days ahead. Thank you. We are talking hats, were talking weather and its getting warmer. Carol is royal ascot. Its a good one. Thank you, thank you. Good morning from royal ascot, wa nt you. Good morning from royal ascot, want is to be here. I got two friends with me. Me introduce you to nick the racing director here and if i may start with you. You both look fabulous. Some people might say that while ascot is a bit of an elitist event for the well healed and the wealthy. Would you adhere to that . It couldnt be further from the truth. We have a whole new enclosure, the village enclosure, for the next through debt expect next three days, a younger person s vibe. The role enclosure is fundamental, its why people want to see people dressed in beautiful hats like you and top hats and tails like ourselves but its not the only part of royal ascot. We are really concentrating on sustainability. All of our cups that are served here are taken away to tilbury docks, they watched and brought back. They can do 100 fills. Its exciting. We are concentrating on hidden disabilities. 0ur concentrating on hidden disabilities. Our staff are trained to look after people who have a need for extra attention. Some of our staff have a loan yard or the su nflower staff have a loan yard or the sunflower barge. Today of course is not just sunflower barge. Today of course is notjust ladies sunflower barge. Today of course is not just ladies day. Its sunflower barge. Today of course is notjust ladies day. Its gold cup day. Frankie dettori won last year. The gold cup dates back to 1807. The first horse that one was master jackie. Frankie dettori is the master jockey. His jackie. Frankie dettori is the masterjockey. His one his first one when Margaret Thatcher was Prime Minister. He won last year on stradivarius, they reunite today. He will be very hard to beat. For me in the gold cup, i go with cross counter. We will be writing those town writing those down. The weather has been very kind to us as well. While ascot, a 15 chance of a shower. It will be quite easy at times. For the uk, shower. It will be quite easy at times. Forthe uk, the shower. It will be quite easy at times. For the uk, the forecast is one of sunshine and scattered showers as low pressure drives the weather to the north 0z showers as low pressure drives the weather to the north oz and its got a weather front attached to it. Is that sinks south we will see showers sink south stop from South West England to the south east that is the 20 chance. You can see this morning, bit of cloud across east anglia and kent. That is producing a bit of rain but that will clear in the next few hours. Behind it, dry conditions prevail but we see the showers through the afternoon. Quite easy. Temperatures today, up to about 19 or 20 degrees but it will feel fresher today because behind the weather front ending the showers into the south east, we have a westerly wind and fresher conditions. Through this evening and overnight, High Pressure builds in. Again, it will be quite breezy and its going to feel cooler under some clear skies. In sheltered glands, temperatures will be quite low for the time of year. Tomorrow, the High Pressure continues to exert itself across england and wales so much smaller risk of shower. Sunny spells, some fair weather cloud building but with low pressure still not too away from the north, it means for scotland and Northern Ireland, we are prone to showers, more likely across north west scotla nd more likely across north west scotland and temperatures about 20, 21 test. Saturday, High Pressure dominates. Things remain settled, a lot of dry weather and sunshine. There cloud building and temperatures up to 20 or 21. Sunday is also going to be dry. Rain later in the day to Northern Ireland and western parts of the uk. The rest of us, it will be dry and sunny and warm. As we go into the new working week, temperatures set to rise by day and night and that could spark off some thunderstorms but we could have highs up to about 29 degrees in the south east and at night, only falling to about 19. Thank you very much. The other winner so far. Gentlemen, can we have an unofficial pole . And lady. I was inviting the tea m pole . And lady. I was inviting the team on board so you didnt feel excluded. Out of two hats. Which one was your favourite . The one with the tissue paper or the red one was to mark the red one. Mainly because i rememberthe mark the red one. Mainly because i remember the red one. You want to kick us off . Weve been talking a lot about tennis. Theres not been much play, has there . We know andy murray is not going to be playing in the singles so keep your eyes peeled for this guy. Pauljudge whos been handed a wildcard. Tragically lost his mum and dad young, raised by his grandmother, off to play tennis in the states and he won a big title out there and as a result, the wildcard at wimbledon. 0ne out there and as a result, the wildcard at wimbledon. One for the future. Watch out for him. He has got attached to have his parents name. How does it work . He put in the main draw. He could get a difficult opening round match. Imagine roger better. The moment itself, to get to that place after all the work is done. 0bviously itself, to get to that place after all the work is done. Obviously the backstory is relevant. He would get £46,000 a wildcard bit is an amateur, cant accept that money. What you do with the rest . You can only use a certain amount to cover your expenses. Can you give the rest to charity . I will look into that. In the business pages, one that has been picked up. The boss of unilever, they make a lot of the products in the cupboards in the kitchens. He has said that woke washing is destroying public trust. The identity some companies, maybe around the time of pride or the lgbt events. An example of a Marks Spencer sandwich, it was an lgbt sandwich and it had the rainbow colours on the front of it and got a bit of criticism it was like, you need to do more than that. Marks spencer say they would more than that. You do something around the time ofan that. You do something around the time of an event that says we are participating but your fundamental business isnt actually contributing to the advances of which have you mean it one moment in time but not across the board. They say that is an increasing thing people need to keep an eye out. Weve only got time for one story. How about this one . This is a cocker spaniel peter, a one year old from sheffield, whenever peter gets very excited, he gets froze n whenever peter gets very excited, he gets frozen into this position so he just gets into this position. Fainting go to syndrome, its called. Lets say peter is perfectly healthy but the owners say fainting can be triggered from anything, chasing a bird, seeing a duck and suddenly hejust goes chasing a bird, seeing a duck and suddenly he just goes like that. Fainting go to syndrome. For how long . Oh, dear. Ithink its very temporary. It cant be that temporary. It cant be that temporary if you have got a good snapshot. If the owners can get in touch and give us more detail, that would be great. Watch out. That happened to you. In the middle of a business item. We know what you are like. Gentlemen, thank you very much. The time is 24 minutes past seven. From today some vulnerable criminals will be offered treatement instead of a prison sentence. The scheme for offenders with Mental Health problems or addictions will be rolled out in nine locations in england. Breakfasts Graham Satchell has been to meet one woman who says the initiative has changed her life. Life was very chaotic. I didnt feel like anything was going to improve, like i was going feel better at any point. So, to me, not being here, not being alive seemed the only option. Chloes home life had fallen apart, her Mental Health in crisis. 18 months ago, she attempted to take her own life by setting fire to her home. Chloe was charged with arson and faced a potential custodial sentence. Life would have been extremely different had that happened at the time. And i dont really know where i would have been or how life would have progressed had i ended up in prison. Milton keynes magistrates court, one of five areas in england piloting a new sentencing regime. Mental health teams are on site here to assess the vulnerable, those with addiction and Mental Health problems. Magistrates, who decide someones sentence, have been encouraged to send people for treatment rather than to prison. This is a sentence that is robust, it gives us an option in the community to really address peoples behaviour and why theyre offending. We want to punish, but you want to break the cycle of offending behaviour and so far all the statistics have told us this is working really well. Theres a growing debate about the effectiveness of short term prison sentences. More than half the prison population in england and wales are serving sentences of six months or less. Almost two thirds will reoffend within a year. In scotland there is already presumption against prison sentences of less than three months. So how did you find it . Chloe was ordered to undergo a six month Mental Health treatment requirement. You know, i quickly learned there was a different way of managing things. The criticism of programmes like this is that theyre soft. That people who commit crimes should go to prison. A soft option might be to go to custody for six weeks and come out and continue with the same pattern of behaviour, but to work with clinicians and work with providers to really address what is happening in a persons life to make that change. For chloe, working with clinicians has had a dramatic impact. You think the treatments saved you . Yes, i do. I think it it not only saved me physically in being still alive, but piece by piece ive put things back together and ive got a life that is now much happier, calmer, and im in control of it. The government is rolling out the use of treatment sentences across england from today. The hope is that fewer people will end up in prison and fewer will reoffend. Graham satchell, bbc news. Youre watching breakfast from bbc news. Time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. Good morning from bbc london news, im tolu adeoye. New figures show around one in ten homicides since 2008 remain unsolved in london. The met has launched almost 1,400 investigations solving nearly 90 . The force says it has a robust and comprehensive review process with murder cases that are put on hold reviewed every two years. A projects been launched to help try and tackle part of londons growing homeless crisis by converting old double decker buses into accommodation. The buses will be grouped together to create a community. Its hoped it will be a starting point to help people into permanent housing. Stats from shelter show one in around 50 people in the capital are homeless. Ive been building buses and coaches for the last five or six years and one day i walked into the yard and discovered a 68 year old gentleman sleeping rough under where you put your luggage in a coach, and that broke my heart, so later that day, him and i went out, we brought in the bus, brought it back to the yard, kitted out and he slept in it for two years. Now if youre out and about in southeast london you may spot some very colourful crossings. Theyve been painted in greenwich, woolwich and plumstead to celebrate pride month in the colours of the flag. Its hoped they could remain a little while beyond the annual celebration. Lets take a look at the travel situation now. Theres a good service on the tubes this morning 0n the trains theres a severely reduced Service Across the South Western Railway network due to industrial action. Replacement buses are running on some routes. Turning to the roads and old street is slow approaching the roundabout from shoreditch direction. There are reports of Extinction Rebellion Climate Change protesters. In ilford the entry slip road from ilford hill to the southbound north circular is closed. The police are investigating a wasteland fire there. Now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. Hello, good morning. It will feel fresher today than it has in the last couple of days or so. Lots of dry weather around but it will be quite wet at times with some showers in the afternoon but also some decently long spells of sunshine. Towards eastern areas, we have got some early clouds and patchy outbreaks of rain. Most of us wont see it at all. Dry through the morning with lots of sunshine. Watch out for showers as we head through the afternoon, they will be blowing in on that noticeable westerly breeze. Top temperatures today between 18 and 20 degrees celsius. Some sunshine betwen showers, it wont feel as humid as it has been for the last couple of days. It will feel a lot fresher but very warm in the sunshine and lots of late sunshine as well. Clearing skies tonight, quite chilly into tomorrow morning. Temperature away from Central London will drop back into single figures so a cool start to the day tomorrow but dry tomorrow, lots of sunshine, 21 degrees, dry over the weekend too with temperatures into the mid 20s by sunday. Im back with the latest from the bbc london in half an hour. Plenty more on our website,until then. Now though its back to charlie and naga. Bye for now. Hello, this is breakfast with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt. Heres a summary of this mornings main stories from bbc news. By the end of the day well know the final two candidates in the race to be the next Prime Minister. Conservative mps will whittle down the finalfour, with borisjohnson a clear favourite to make the final cut. He has the support of nearly half his fellow mps, while jeremy hunt, michael gove and sajid javid vie for second place. The final decision will then be made in a postal ballot by around 160,000 Party Members. The rate at which himalayan glaciers are melting has doubled in recent years. Scientists from Columbia University in new york used Spy Satellite pictures from the cold war to show that ice loss in the region has doubled over the last 40 years. The research is published in the journal science advances. Ice loss from glaciers is important because it contributes to rising sea levels. Detectives investigating the death of the cardiff city footballer, emiliano sala, have arrested a 64 year old man on suspicion of manslaughter. The argentine player, who was 28, died along with his pilot when their plane crashed into the channel injanuary. The man has been released from custody while investigations are ongoing. An age check scheme designed to stop under 18s viewing pornographic websites is expected to be delayed for a second time. The controversial changes, which require users to verify their age using personal identification, was due to come into effect next month after already being delayed from april 2018. The reason for the delay is not clear. A charity for childrens hospices in england is warning that some will be forced to shut, unless the nhs increases its funding across the sector. Together for short lives says a rise in costs and a drop in donations means hospices have had to turn families away. The government says funding for child rens end of life care will double within the next five years. Young people under 30 are spending less on their social life than the same age group did at the turn of the century. Thats according to a new report from the Resolution Foundation looking at Living Standards amongst different generations. In contrast, people aged over 65 are devoting a greater share of spending on things like restaurants and hotels. Two beluga whales have been transported halfway around the world to begin a new life in the waters off iceland. The pair, called little grey and little white, were living in a water park in shanghai where theyve been performing for visitors since they were caught in the wild aged two years old. Theyve been flown to iceland where they will now be placed in a more natural habitat. They are such curious creatures. They are such curious creatureslj think they are such curious creatures. think they are beautiful. It is 7 34. Johnny is here with the sport. That is the picture. The anguish that can happen on a football pitch. This drama. Really frustrating to scotland. They had to be argentina last night. And they were absolutely on track. Absolutely flying. It looks likejob done. On track. Absolutely flying. It looks like job done. With 20 minutes to go argentina came back to score three goals to equalise. The last goal was a penalty. Controversial because the penalty was given and it was reta ke n because the penalty was given and it was reta ken because because the penalty was given and it was retaken because the scotland golby goal keeper was off her line. Drama, heartbreak. Drama, a late retaken penalty, scotlands match had it all, just not the result they wanted. Theyre heading home after blowing a 3 0 lead to draw 3 3 with argentina. England head into the knockout stage as Group Winners after beating japan. Jane dougall reports from paris. How did it end in tears for scotland . Just 20 minutes earlier Erin Cuthbert was celebrating scoring the third goal over argentina. They needed a win but it was never simple. Argentina got two back and then another controversial video system referee decision against scotland. It came down to this penalty kick. Lee alexander thought she was the hero, but was judged to have come off the line. A retake and scotland were out. Ifeel like weve been a little bit hard done by with some of the decisions. And to give away a 3 0 goal in a world cup is absolutely gutting. On a positive note, the girls have been unbelievable. Its been an unbelievable journey being here for the first time. I feel that we have well and truly owned a place on this date and will hopefully back in four years time. Despite the result, this has been an historicjourney for scotland women. Their first world cup. And though theyre travelling home they can do so with their heads held high. Englands women have secured themselves an easier route through the tournament by beating japan and finishing top of their group. Ellen white has a good record against japan. It was reinforced when she pounced on a georgia stanway pass and the ball bobbled home. Her second, another shot from the edge of the box, sliding it past the keeper. So england win the group and travel to northern france for the knockout stages. And they continue their bid to win the competition. Jane dougall, bbc news, in paris. Contrasting emotions for england and scotla nd contrasting emotions for england and scotland last night. Someone set to miss the Rugby World Cup is the england Hooker Dylan Hartley whos struggling with a knee problem. The regular captain led england to back to back six nations titles in 2016 and 2017, but hasnt played since december. Eddiejones is also expected to leave out danny care and Chris Robshaw when he names his first training squad today. Now how about this, its the final over, your team needs eight runs to win, step forward Kane Williamson who got new zealand over the line against south africa at the cricket world cup. The captain hit a huge six and a four to reach the target with three balls remaining. The four wicket win moves them above england and top of the standings. Australia play bangladesh today. Geraint thomas says he will be ok to defend his Tour De France title next month, but thought his chance had gone when he had a nasty fall in the tour de suisse on tuesday. He needed hospital treatment but a gash above his eye that required stitches was the worst of it. Luckily for him. Andy murray will take a break from all that soft play with his kids as he makes his competitive return to tennis at queens today, weather permitting. Hes playing alongside Feliciano Lopez in the doubles. He told sally this week how hes been filling his time since a second hip operation after the Australian Open at the start of the year. Carol says it is going to be nice today, a bit windy but nice. A full day s play, hopefully, at queens. was lucky enough to be there. But we got there in the end. There was some rain. Good to see carol bringing good news on the weather front. Its a good day to have a ticket for queens, notjust because the weather looks better, but because british number one kyle edmund is also in action, continuing his match against the top seed, stefanos tsitsipas. Edmund lost the first set before play was suspended for the day with the pair level at 3 3 in the second. Jo konta was knocked out of the birmingham classic beaten in straight sets by jelena 0stapenko. It was only her second match since losing in the semi finals of the french open, shell get more match time on grass at eastbourne next week, before wimbledon starts on 1july. And heres one to test the officials. This is kristina pliskova. And this is her identical twin sister karolina luckily they wore different coloured outfits and it was kristina who won in three sets. Play doubles did they play doubles together . That could get confusing. There have been men who did that. Who. Lloyds. Iwas thinking of andy and jamie. The williams sisters. Of course. Are you done . No. Its gold cup day at royal ascot, with Frankie Dettori bidding for back to back wins on stradivarius. He had a great warm up yesterday, riding crystal ocean to victory in the prince of wales stakes his second win of the day and his 62nd at the famous meeting. He did the dismount. Absolutely. Incredibly flexible. I dont know if we have got it for you. We have seen it before. You need answers for double partnerships. And that. The brya n double partnerships. And that. The bryan brothers. They promise you nobly said that to me in my ear. was fed the lloyds. Recently, the last of ten years or so. Good teamwork and everything. Being siblings that would work well. We are saying that carol is at ascot this morning and in the sunshine. The time is now 7 40. Its emerged that a meat supplier linked to a fatal hospital listeria outbreak passed its latest Safety Inspection but had tested positive for the bacteria twice before. Inspectors detected the bug at North Country cooked meats in salford in 2009 and 2010. Five people have died after nine cases were confirmed at eight nhs trusts. The first patient affected showed symptoms on the 25th april this year. Suspect sandwiches and salads were withdrawn on the 25th may. Public Health England first warned about the outbreak onjune 7. To find out why listeria is so dangerous, were joined now by dr Elizabeth Mann, whos an immunology specialist at the university of manchester. And were alsojoined by ian nutt, whos the associate director of the food for life charity, which campaigns for improvements to hospital food. Welcome. Good morning to both of you. Doctor, if you could just give us the basics on what the condition is like stop what does it do to you . Listeria is a bacteria not normally found in humans. When it gets into the human body can be really dangerous. In Healthy People they can deal with the infection really well. The immune system in the gut is specialised to clear the bacteria, when people are immunocompromised, newborns, elderly and hospital patients, they can become really sick because the bacteria leaves the intestinal and enters the bloodstream. This can cause dangerous problems such as septic shock, it can cause meningitis in the brain, and the bacteria can access all these organs and can lead to multiorgan failure. Ian nutt, you have been campaigning for a change to hospitalfood, what changes you want to see . What we wa nt changes you want to see . What we want to see is that there are some kind of checks against the standards of food in hospital. That doesnt currently exist. There are standards that are there but they not followed through by government. There is no independent assurance that those standards are being looked at, which leaves it open to interpretation. There has been a debate or there is a theory, is the problem at the start of the food chain, so to speak, where the listeria is present, or in how the food is looked after and delivered in the hospitals, the environment it is keptin hospitals, the environment it is kept in at the hospital . Because very warm in hospitals. There are processes in place within the nhs to make sure none of that comes to the fore. The main problem is that the food chain is so extensive and there is lots of opportunities and points for things to go wrong, so we have sort of lost touch with where our food comes from and how we know about it and how it is produced and how it gets to the customer, so to speak, the customers in this case. So that there are opportunities for something to go wrong. As it is transported, as it is processed, as it is brought to the table, there are lots of different opportunities for it to go wrong. We really want to see fresh food being prepared in hospitals. Notwithstanding the families of those directly involved in this, a terrible thing has happened to them, a lot of people are thinking ive got loved ones in hospital now, they are thinking about what do you do, what do you eat or what do you see clear of . In people who are immunocompromised, including those who have been admitted to hospital, you can follow the same advice to give to pregnant women, another group that this infection is dangerous for, discredited the standard advice for pregnancy and what you should and shouldnt eat, because this comes from contaminated food, it is predominant in uncooked meat, processed meat and deli meats such as hotdogs and pasteurised dairy products, soft cheeses, so really avoiding these types of foods and these sorts of meats and cheeses that can be in sandwiches, for example, it is avoiding certain types of food, washing, preparing vegetables, this can be contaminated from soil. You are saying quite a range of foods. They will ask you both, if you had an immuno week relative in hospital at this time would you say dont eat the food, will bring you the food . would you say dont eat the food, will bring you the food . I wouldnt, personally. People are worried. Of course. There is obviously a reason for people to be concerned because of what has happened, but it is not something that i would advise my family not to do. They would be more concerned about the fact that probably the food isnt that appetising in the first place and that there is a lot to be done to improve the quality of food across the board in hospitals. It is quite a rare disease. Although it has very devastating consequences, especially in those who are immunocompromised will stop it is rare, so it is not very common contract this infection from food. It is just for the people who have it is is from contaminated food. To talk to this morning. Thank you very much, dr Elizabeth Mann and ian nutt, associate director of food for life. Absolutely, good morning. My hat is blown off this morning. The weather is looking more favourable. 0n tuesday and wednesday, we have some some torrential downpour. The majesty the queen well prepared. Fabulous colours and our pets and fabulous hats. Different dress codes. Ladies have to wear dresses to just above the knee or longer. Gents have to wear morning suits. If youre coming down and thinking, what am i going to wear, the beast ones for you are here. The weather at royal ascot, 15 20 chance of showers. The top temperature will be the forecast for queens. The rest of the forecast for queens. The rest of the uk, scattered showers and sunny spells. The pressure driving a weather. You can see our weather front as well. That weather front is producing showers across north west england. Into the south western through the day, that is going to drift towards the south east. Whether you are this morning, there are some bright spells, there is some sunshine and showers. Some of the harrier showers today across cut parts of scotland, the more the westerly breeze. High pressure is starting to build in. We will hang onto them particularly across scotland. Particularly in rural areas. Tomorrow, we started with this High Pressure. Many of the weather becomes more settled here. Just the outside chance of a shower. Some sunny spells. You could see a few showers. Scotland, more prone to the showers. Then on saturday, High Pressure a cross the showers. Then on saturday, High Pressure across us all. In is much drier across the board. More sunshine, fair weather cloud developing through the course of the day. Highs getting into the low 20s. As we head into sunday, most of the during the day, its going to be dry, sunny and warm but later, we will see rain coming into Northern Ireland and after that, into the new working week, especially for central and south eastern parts of england. The south eastern quadrant of the uk if you like. This is where the temperature is going to rise. 29 or 30 during the early part of next week by day, 18 or 19 by night. Its fairly uncomfortable. For the rest of the uk, warmer than this week but not as hot as it is going to be in the south eastern quarter. Not as hot as it is going to be in the southeastern quarter. What would you rather be doing, standing in the wind or driving your very own train . Standing in the wind. You hate trains that much . No, no. U nless hate trains that much . No, no. Unless bryan adams is on the train. He is. Carole, thanks very much. Thatin he is. Carole, thanks very much. That in a few minutes. Theres been a worrying rise in the number of attacks against shop workers. Seans been looking into this one for us. Sean . Retail crime and particularly, weve talked in the past about various issues, and lastly, there were more than 40,000 cases of notjust incidents with staff, violent incidents with staff, violent incidents with staff in store. You then look at other types of abuse they might face, physical, verbal abuse. Hundreds of thousands of cases. You are sick of dealing with this on our own. We are speaking a bit earlier to the chief executive orfood, in charge of bit earlier to the chief executive or food, in charge of nearly 3000 Convenience Stores around the country. The copper looking for trouble tougher penalties for people who are violently attacking staff in store. And the reasons around that. One of the main issues is how these things are dealt with. When the staff call the police. The police dont tend to respond to simple incidents like this. They have stretched resources and in no way to be criticised the police because we understand the pressures they face but we need them to be able to attend these incidents much more frequently. Other crimes happening that are being ignored. We have invested very heavily in protecting our colleagues. We will spend a similar amount over the next three years. That helps us gather evidence and actually work with the partner to give that evidence to the police to go on and secure convictions. Its clear they dont have the resources to come to every incident. Lots of interesting things earlier about what the copper doing on the way it ends up affecting their business. It hasnt permanently closed them. She says its not because some of these Convenience Stores have won two members of staff. She said they are starting to see a slight increase in the number of times they have to temporarily close the store. Something is going on outside that they have to shut the doors permanently. It is starting to affect staff in the business. That is why you are hearing a lot of retailers seeing you need action from the government. This is probably part of that. Now saying, what do you want us to do. The retailers are saying, tougher penalties, particularly when you are looking on the shelves. Its whats behind the counter, the alcohol and cigarettes. That is where you are seeing particular conflict. John, thanks very much. If you are comparing it to a day in the sun at royal ascot. As a lifetime ambition, job. 753 on thursday morning. Man driving train on a thursday morning is not a story in itself. Man driving Hydrogen Powered train here in the uk, its a little bit different. Come on, come on this as a first for me, first for the country. Ive never driven any type of training my life so break off, power on and this is my favourite bit. Robyn is here. They dont come much more experienced. I will leave you in control. Lets chat to helen and alex. The masterminds of this project. Let us talk to the technology in simplistic terms. This First Hydrogen powered train in the uk. The first basic components. We have a Hydrogen Storage tank and batteries. The fuel cells of the really clever bit. They take hydrogen. No emissions, only water. Thats all it does. Brilliant. People have been asking this morning, there are a couple in germany. Why cant we just take the type of train in germany. Our Rail Infrastructure is not enough for them. They wouldnt fit in our network, under our bridges and tunnels. The plan now, get this out on the uk mainline, tested. We are working together to develop this train. We are running out of the network of testing. Well done, both of you. We will squeeze past the carriage. Weve arrived it up platform. The hide reflexes they call it. Running purely off hydrogen. It creates electricity. If there are cables, it can just run off. Zero missions only producing water. I will leave you for the view. Lets get the news, travel and whether you this morning. Good morning from bbc london news, im tolu adeoye. New figures show around one in ten homicides since 2008 remain un solved in london. The met has launched almost 1400 investigations solving nearly 90 . The force says it has a robust and comprehensive review process with murder cases that are put on hold reviewed every two years. A deptford based food charity is calling for more volunteers a projects been launched to help try and tackle part of londons growing homeless crisis by converting old double decker buses into accommodation. The buses will be grouped together to create a community. Its hoped it will be a starting point to help people into permanent housing. Stats from shelter show one in around 50 people in the capital are homeless. Ive been building buses and coaches for the last five or six years and one day i walked into the yard and discovered a 68 year old gentleman sleeping rough under where you put your luggage in a coach, and that broke my heart, so later that day, him and i went out, we brought in the bus, brought it back to the yard, kitted out and he slept in it for two years. Now if youre out and about in southeast london you may spot some very colourful crossings. Theyve been painted in greenwich, woolwich and plumstead to celebrate pride month. Its hoped they could remain beyond the annual celebration. Lets take a look at the travel situation now. Theres a good service on the tubes this morning but the 0verground is part suspended from South Tottenham to barking due to the late finish of engineering work. 0n the trains theres a severely reduced Service Across the South Western Railway network due to industrial action. Turning to the roads and the a13 is building up into town from the goresbrook interchange, dagenham. Finally in ilford the southbound entry slip road from ilford hill to the north circular is closed. Now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. It will feel fresher today than it has in the last couple of days or so. Lots of dry weather around but it will be quite wet at times with some showers in the afternoon but also some decently long spells of sunshine. Towards eastern areas, we have got some early clouds and patchy outbreaks of rain. Most of us wont see it at all. Dry through the morning with lots of sunshine. Watch out for showers as we head through the afternoon, they will be blowing in on that noticeable westerly breeze. Top temperatures today between 18 and 20 degrees celsius. Some sunshine betwen showers, it wont feel as humid as it has been for the last couple of days. It will feel a lot fresher but very warm in the sunshine and lots of late sunshine as well. Clearing skies overnight tonight, it will feel quite chilly into tomorrow morning. Temperature away from Central London will drop back into single figures so its quite a cool start to the day tomorrow but dry tomorrow, lots of sunshine, 21 degrees celsius, dry over the weekend too with temperatures climbing into the mid 20s by sunday. Im back with the latest from the bbc london in half an hour. Plenty more on our website until then. Now though its back to charlie and naga. Bye for now. Good morning and welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt. 0ur headlines today four become two. By the end of today well know the final pair of candidates in the race to be the next Prime Minister. Satellite pictures show himalayan glaciers are melting twice as fast as they were 40 years ago. How safe are shop workers . There were more than 40,000 Violent Attacks against staff in stores last year. One big retailer tells us it is time for tougher penalties. Scotland are out of the womens world cup there was penalty drama as they let a 3 0 lead slip against argentina whilst england beat japan. Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away. What would life be like without the beatles . Thats the question in director danny boyles latest film. Hell be here with the details. These were the soggy scenes at royal ascot yesterday. Can we expect more today . Carol is there. Good morning from royal arscott and the weather looking better today with only a 15 or 20 chance of a shower and the going is soft or good to soft and the forecast for us all todayis to soft and the forecast for us all today is one of sunshine and scattered showers. Getting warmer over the next few days and i will have more in 15 minutes. Its thursdayjune the 20th. Our top story. By the end of today, well know the final two candidates in the race to be the next Prime Minister. Conservative mps will vote later to whittle down the remaining four, and the final decision will then be made in a postal ballot by around 160,000 Party Members. 0ur Political Correspondent nick eardley is in westminster. Nick, which two names are most likely to be on that final ballot paper . People might be slightly wary of mps voting again, but this is if you like the closing stages. It will all be over today in terms of what goes on in parliament and one this morning will whittle the list down to three, then in the afternoon it gets us down to the final two who will then be put forward to conservative members across the country. Its almost certain, 99. 9 sure that borisjohnson will be on the final two because he is so far ahead when it comes to the support of conservative mps. Ahead when it comes to the support of conservative mp5. The two closest to him, michael gove and jeremy hunt, mr hunt has been out this morning saying its all still to play for and he thinks hes in with a shout. His supporters are saying it is not over yet. Just behind them, sajid javid, the home secretary, he has a bit to do to make it through the first vote today and potentially into the final two but his team are saying that he has come from behind before, so dont write him off yet. If i can quickly run you through what happens. Today we get down to the final two and we go to conservative members across the country and then there will be a bunch of hustings starting on saturday and over the next three or four weeks that will give conservative members the chance to see candidates up close and then in the week beginning the 22nd ofjuly, we will get the new Prime Minister in downing street. Borisjohnson is the overwhelming favourite and a lot of people think he is a shoe in for the topjob but of people think he is a shoe in for the top job but this morning the supporters of others are saying hold on, not yet, some way to go. Nick, thank you very much. The result of todays votes will be watched carefully in brussels, where leaders are arriving for a two day European Council summit. The bbcs adam fleming is there. Its interesting talking about the campaign, because the eu leaders will think whoever gets through that they need to be really careful to carry out the promises they make during this when it comes to brexit. Yes, and it was intriguing talking to people in brussels who had watched the Leadership Debate and they thought he had moved slightly from his position originally of leaving on the 31st of october whether its deal or no deal, no matter what happens. They think he was moderating his position slightly and they think that will happen more as they think that will happen more as the leadership contest progresses. The assumption is that borisjohnson will win because he is popular with the tory activist and they are focusing on his position and they are intrigued to know who his team will be and i should say this is a bit of a sideshow in brussels because they will be focusing on their own leadership contest because there will be a big dinner with all big d the big hitters, including theresa may, and they will talk about the top jobs in the eu because up about the top jobs in the eu because upforgrabs art, about the top jobs in the eu because up for grabs art, president of the European Commission, which runs the eu ona European Commission, which runs the eu on a day to day basis, president of the European Council, the person who chairs the summit. President of the European Central bank and president of the European Parliament, which is a bit like the speaker, and the high representative forForeign Policy speaker, and the high representative for Foreign Policy which speaker, and the high representative forForeign Policy which is like speaker, and the high representative for Foreign Policy which is like the eus foreign minister and they have to balance things like geography, gender, politics and the personal chemistry between the leaders and a lot of names being mentioned under long night as the eu does its own leadership contest. According to what the treaty says, the leaders themselves nominate candidates, some of thejob the themselves nominate candidates, some of the job the leaders themselves, they have the final decision, but for the European Commission president who we see day to day because they run the eu machinery day to day, that has to be approved by the European Parliament so the leaders nominate a nominee and they have to get a majority in the European Parliament and the European Parliament thinks it should be somebody who puts themselves forward for the role during the European Parliament in may although even the European Parliament is divided over how that should work. If you draw a graph with all of those factors under various names floating its incredibly complicated but amazing for political geeks. I have just had a genuine dizzy spell trying to work it out. Wait until it is three oclock in the morning. The rate at which himalayan glaciers are melting has doubled in recent years. Scientists from Columbia University in new york used Spy Satellite pictures from the cold war to show that ice loss in the region has doubled over the last 40 years. The research is published in the journal science advances. Ice loss from glaciers is important because it contributes to rising sea levels. Detectives investigating the death of the cardiff city footballer, emiliano sala, have arrested a 64 year old man on suspicion of manslaughter. The argentine player, who was 28, died along with his pilot when their plane crashed into the channel injanuary. The man has been released from custody while investigations are ongoing. An age check scheme designed to stop under 18s viewing pornographic websites is expected to be delayed for a second time. The controversial changes, which require users to verify their age using personal identification, was due to come into effect next month after already being delayed from april 2018. The reason for the delay is not clear. A charity for childrens hospices in england is warning that some will be forced to shut, unless the nhs increases its funding across the sector. together for short lives says a rise in costs and a drop in donations means hospices have had to turn families away. The government says funding for childrens end of life care will double within the next five years. Phil mackie reports. For little amad and his family, acorns childrens hospice in walsall is a lifeline. Its this kind of respite care thats vital for children like him, but because of a shortfall in funding, it could close in september. More than 200 children and their families will be affected and 70 jobs will go. I can sing a rainbow. Isabellas eight year battle with cancer ended in april. Her parents, mark and jenny, relied on acorns for respite and end of life support. I dont think wed have had as long with isabella as we did if it hadnt have been for the support that we received from staff here at acorns. Childrens hospices are keeping our children alive longer. If that costs more money, then, you know, something needs to be done about it short term and long term. The Charity Together for short lives has urged the government to increase the amount it pays to the 34 childrens hospices in england from £11 million to £25 million, or it says more hospices will cut services or shut. Where are we, as a society, to say that when isabella came to the childrens hospice, that 70 of the care she received would have to be funded by people jumping out of aeroplanes or running marathons or baking cakes . This is complex health care and childrens hospices in the uk need a proper settlement from the nhs. Acorns needs help soon as it will have to decide whether or not to close this hospice in the next few weeks. Phil mackie, bbc news, walsall. Young people under 30 are spending less than the equivalent generation did at the turn of the century. Thats according to a new report from the Resolution Foundation looking at Living Standards and the changes in pay, housing, taxes and benefits. 0ur Consumer Affairs correspondent Colletta Smith reports. The Resolution Foundation has taken a look in the wallets of different age groups in what they are calling an intergenerational audit. Different generations are always going to face different financial circumstances but as lots of us have noticed, in recent years, those gaps between generations have become more pronounced. And the Younger Generation in particular are facing a very stark future. Spending has fallen by 7 for those under 30 since the millennium. At the same time, spending by pensioners has increased by 37 . It all goes and i have to work out where it has all gone at the end of the month because it goes quickly. In recent years, wages have been growing faster for those in their 20s than those in their early 30s. Certainly amongst my peers in the profession i worked m, my peers in the profession i worked in, the increments in salary was relatively slow and now the new entrants have seen a higher starting point. Housing costs are putting increasing pressure on Living Standards for all generations with more families now in rented accommodation. Budgets are stretched with things going up, the insurance is going up, like Car Insurance and various bills going up. A gender divide opens up for the over 50s with women in their late 60s having around half the wealth of their male counterparts. They do have to have a pension now, dont they, the younger people. They do have to join a works pension. So maybe they will be in a better position. And we were. The Resolution Foundation says their goal is not to turn generations against each other. Looking at these differences and the gaps within generations as well helps us understand how to get Living Standards moving in britain again. Sport will be up a bit later with real drama sport will be up a bit later with realdrama in sport will be up a bit later with real drama in the womens world cup. Heartbreak. Scotland out and also the weather with carol who is at arscott for us today. Glaciers in the himalayas are melting faster than they used to, and that could have an impact on hundreds of millions of people in asia who depend on them for water supplies. The latest evidence comes from satellite images taken over the last 40 years. Were joined now by dr duncan quincey, whos an associate professor of geomorphology at the university of leeds. That is essentially. The shape of the earth. These images taken some time ago, just explain what they we re time ago, just explain what they were and how they compare with what were and how they compare with what we now see . These images are taken from the 19705 and were Spy Satellites, originally. We are seeing one of them in shot and its ha rd to seeing one of them in shot and its hard to make it out but we are looking at the glaciers. They are a bit unusual because they have rock debris on the surface. What sizes that . We are talking tens of kilometre5 long and about a kilometre5 long and about a kilometre wide. The big changes that we see compared to these images is really the surface characteristics that are changing very rapidly. The5e that are changing very rapidly. These images you see, the rock debris is very continuous and there i5 debris is very continuous and there is not much water on the surface and at the terminus of the cla5ie glacier there is not much there. So we are seeing more rock debris and le55 ice. We are seeing more rock debris and less ice. There is less ice and more water and that melted water is becoming trapped on the surface of the glaciers. What is the impact of that . The water can heat up preferentially so it is breaking through the rock surface which has traditionally protected the ice so the debris 5tops traditionally protected the ice so the debris stops the suns radiation from penetrating into the ice and protect5 it. If you break that up with the water, that can heat preferentially and the heat is transferred through the water and into the ice, so the ice is warming atan into the ice, so the ice is warming at an increasingly fa5t rate. Into the ice, so the ice is warming at an increasingly fast rate. into the ice, so the ice is warming at an increasingly fast rate. I was ju5t at an increasingly fast rate. I was just going to say, everything is evidence based for scientists and the relevance of these images from the relevance of these images from the 19705 is exactly that, that you can see a place and time and then do a direct comparison. Indeed. This is the first time we have had the ability to look into the past in this breadth and depth in this region and we have known for some time the rate at which the glaciers have been losing ice in the last ten years, have been losing ice in the last ten year5, 5hall have been losing ice in the last ten year5, shall we say, but never have we had the opportunity to look across we had the opportunity to look acro55 5uch we had the opportunity to look acro55 such a broad area and so far backin acro55 such a broad area and so far back in time. Now we have a baseline with which we can compare the current rates of change and say categorically that the changes happening fa5ter categorically that the changes happening faster and faster. For people to understand the impact of this, there is a fabulous picture from greenland of these hu5kie5 that are running and it looks like they are running and it looks like they are running and it looks like they are running through water rather than on the ice, and that is a really obvious thing to see, and i note youve looked into the past, but looking to the future, is this what we will see in the future . 0r when it comes to sea levels . The thing to point out here is this is a specific set of weather scenarios which has brought about the event in greenland, its a short term event, where is the himalayan 5tudy look5 at long term climate. But the weather is superimposed on this long term climatic trend and i5 pushing u5 long term climatic trend and i5 pushing us further and further towards these extreme event5 pushing us further and further towards these extreme events and we see them more and more frequently in a similar scenario with greenland in 2012, unprecedented in that period. And its pushing u5 2012, unprecedented in that period. And its pushing us towards the eve nts and its pushing us towards the event5 being more frequent and we will see the same in the himalayas as the droughts are more frequent and har5her conditions and the floods, in the short term will become higher in magnitude. We are very mindful now of Climate Change and how things are manifestly different. The people who are doing yourjob in the 705, the professors, we re yourjob in the 705, the professors, were they at all aware of what was occurring under their feet even then . I guess that is possible but it wasnt so visual. Even in my lifetime i can see the changes. You have seen it with your own eyes recently . Every year. Iwas in have seen it with your own eyes recently . Every year. I was in the himalayas ten days ago and we see change5 himalayas ten days ago and we see changes on these glaciers every year. The surfaces are getting lower and lower and and for downstream areas this is critical. You were in nepal. What is the impact there . That is the immediate place that will have an impact. What are they 5aying, will have an impact. What are they saying, what are they concerned about how their lives will change . The impact is on the people who depend on the water for hydropower and irrigation so they depend on the dry season and there is no procedure. They provide the water in the rivers so if you remove them from the system, there is really only the rare precipitation and ground water to sustain the flows, so hydropower, are occasions, crops, Food Security issues, this is for one fifth of the World Population in south asia. Fascinating talking to you. Doctor matthew quincy, professor of gf geo at produced the of leeds. Its ladies day at royal ascot today and so of course there was only one person we could send. Morning, carol. There is a certain cop in front of you. Yes, the sun is shining on the gold cup. It is gold cup day also known as ladies day and the gold cup ra ces known as ladies day and the gold cup races at 4 20pm. La5t known as ladies day and the gold cup races at 4 20pm. Last year Frankie Dettori won the race on stradivarius and he is riding the same horse again hoping to hang on to the cup. You will notice the white glove5, you have to wear them if you are holding the cup so we can give it back to lovely sarah from royal arscott and we have got lovely 5un5hine today but what a difference compared to tuesday and wednesday when we had torrential downpours. It didnt dampen anybody spirits by any means and you can see her majesty the queen with her lovely umbrella and her majesty the queen in a beautiful colour. She has won a different colour every single day and many others have as well. High fashion, jump5uit5, dresses big flowers, big prims and some with big bee5 a5 flowers, big prims and some with big bee5 as well and it being ladies day we expect some very glamorous outfits and im sure we will see them later in the news. This morning, if you come to royal arscott, the forecast is about a 15 to 20 chance of a shower and the rest of the day it should be dry with a similar forecast for the tennis at queens. Low pressure very much dominating the weather so for mo5t much dominating the weather so for most of us a day of sunshine and scattered showers. A5 most of us a day of sunshine and scattered showers. As well as the low pressure there is a front wrapped around which will sink south east and take the showery rain with it hence the 20 risk of a shower here at royal arscott later on. First thing this morning we have lost the rain from east anglia and kent and behind it we are left with cloud but it will break up and we will see some 5un5hine cloud but it will break up and we will see some sunshine and for england and wales its a mixture of 5un5hine england and wales its a mixture of sunshine and showers and not all of u5 seeing a shower. Scotland and Northern Ireland have a mixture of 5un5hine Northern Ireland have a mixture of sunshine and showers but some of the showers will be happier acro55 scotland. A westerly breeze, so feeling fresher than yesterday and top temperatures getting up to 19 or 20. Through the evening and overnight, high pre55ure building in from the south so that will kill off a lot of the showers but they will continue acro55 part5 a lot of the showers but they will continue acro55 parts of scotland, particularly the north west and where we have clear skies it will be a cool night, particularly in rural areas. That is how we start tomorrow with High Pressure acro55 areas. That is how we start tomorrow with High Pressure across england and hardly a shower insight but we cant rule them out. Con5ider yourself unlucky, depending on your point of view, if you catch one. For scotla nd point of view, if you catch one. For scotland and Northern Ireland, a greater chance acro55 north west scotland. Temperatures climbing up to 20 or 21 at best. For saturday high pre55ure i5 to 20 or 21 at best. For saturday high pre55ure is across the whole of the uk, so more 5ettled conditions for us all with fair weather cloud bubbling up and it will be mostly dry with temperatures getting up into the low 205 at best. That lead5 u5 into the low 205 at best. That lead5 us to sunday. Sunday, for most of u5, us to sunday. Sunday, for most of us, will be dry, sunny and warm but low pressure in the west will introduce some rain later in the day into Northern Ireland and a5 introduce some rain later in the day into Northern Ireland and as we head through the first part of next week towards the middle of next week it will warm up, even hot and up across the south east of england and we could have temperatures as high as 29 or 30 by day and a5 could have temperatures as high as 29 or 30 by day and as low as could have temperatures as high as 29 or 30 by day and as low a518 or 19 by night. For the rest of the uk, a little warmer than this week but not as hot as it will be further 5outh which will spark off thunderstorms. Carroll, thank you, see you later. Its been five years since Malaysia Airlines flight mh17 was shot down over ukraine. The crash killed 298 people. Yesterday, pro5ecutor5 announced murder charges against four suspects three russians and one ukrainian with a court case expected to begin next year. Among the ten british victim5 on board wa5 28 year old liam sweeney and his father barryjoins u5 now from newcastle. Thank you very much forjoining u5 this morning. Before we get into the accu5ations, ju5t this morning. Before we get into the accu5ations, just tell us a little bit about your son, liam. Liam was a very happy go lucky kid, especially growing up. I introduced him to watching Newcastle United when he was about 14 but he was so passionate about the football and his Hometown Club that he decided to go to new zealand to watch them on that fateful day. He was on that flight. That fateful day. He was on that flight. What is your reaction to the charges that have been made . There i5 charges that have been made . There is still a long road ahead because i know the russians will not extra trait the perpetrators and they have to be proven to be perpetrator5 but it is to be proven to be perpetrator5 but it i5a to be proven to be perpetrator5 but it is a long road and hopefully there will be a conclusion and we can have closure. We want to know why it happened, not so much how it happened, because we have no reason and its nearly five years. What has been the process since that day five years ago . What have you been involved in in terms of extracting information about why it happened . Well, its been a long road since it happened but we have to run along with the joint Investigation Team because its a very hard job because there is a brick wall ahead of them trying to compete with the russians to get them to help us to see why it happened. Do you have any faith in the idea of ten more of these men being prosecuted . They can be prosecuted, but with the extradition law, i dont think anyone will be pro5ecuted in person. Law, i dont think anyone will be prosecuted in person. What would you 5ay prosecuted in person. What would you say if you have the chance to meet them . I would like to meet them and talk to them and ask why. It was a mistake, fairenough, talk to them and ask why. It was a mistake, fair enough, were not going to get the 298 people back, especially my son but i would like to know why that something would be better than nothing. Its of a sleep ina very better than nothing. Its of a sleep in a very difficult time for you, barry, so thank you for sharing your memorie5 it has obviously been a very difficult time. Thank you. Goodbye. You are watching breakfast, and lets see whats coming up later on. If you like train5, you might not have seen one powered quite like this. From the outside it looks relatively normal, but we are talking about a Hydrogen Powered train and tom has more for us this morning. Yes, the First Hydrogen powered train in the country, zero emi55ion5, so when we run this in half an hours time the only emission5 half an hours time the only emissions is this, pure water and thatis emissions is this, pure water and that is why this is as green as a train gets. We will squeeze through the cabin and in half an hour i will drive this again, so join us then and it is relatively straightforward to the untrained eye and the cabin itself look5 to the untrained eye and the cabin itself looks pretty bog standard because this train is one that has been operating on the uk network and has been converted because in the carriage behind that is where all of the kit is an Hydrogen Tanks at the back converted through electricity which can write drive5 back converted through electricity which can write drives the motor is. And in half an hour we will give you a better idea of how it works and why we need hydrogen train5 you a better idea of how it works and why we need hydrogen trains in the uk and when you will be able to travel on one and how long before you can travel on one. Lets get the new5 you can travel on one. Lets get the news and weather where you are this morning. Hello, there, good morning. Theres finally some better news in the weather forecast. Weve got something drier, brighter and a bit warmer coming our way over the next few days. Now, today, there is going to be a few showers around. They will be fairly well scattered, sunny spell5 for many of us and into the afternoon, tho5e showers drifting their way further south and eastward across south wales, 5outh west england, eventually pushing into east anglia and the south east of england. Still showers coming into scotland, Northern Ireland, but on the whole, plenty of dry weather, plenty of sunshine this afternoon, feeling a bit fresher compared to yesterday, temperatures up to about 16 19, but weve certainly lost the humidity we had yesterday. Through tonight, still some shows across scotland, otherwise, though, its going to be a drier night with some clear spell5. It could turn a bit chilly, particularly in the countryside, temperatures in towns and cities getting down to 7 10 celsius. Then into the weekend, well, friday first and then the weekend. High pressure moving its way northward and that is really going to settle things down, so we are going to havent seen so we havent seen high pre55ure like this for what seems like weeks now, really, so during friday, still a few showers in the far north of scotland but really, for most of us, look at that, hardly any rain to talk about. Lots of sunshine throughout the day and its going to feel warmer, maximum temperature is getting up to 17 20, maybe 21 celsius. Then into the weekend, that area of High Pressure is going to move its way further northward. It will slowly drift away towards scandinavia and that will allow these weather systems to just move their way we5tern areas for the weekend, that area of High Pressure is going to move its way further northward. In towards we5tern areas later in the weekend, but during saturday, well, its going to be a fine start to the day, lots of sunshine, a little bit of cloud filling its way into the sky but that will tend to disappear by the evening. Maximum temperatures will be up by a degree or so again, so getting into the high teen5 and low 205 for many others. And low 205 for many of us. This is business live from bbc news with Sally Bundock and victoria fritz. Silicon valley 5urge or a troubling tech bubble . We look at the latest start up workplace app slack to join the new york stock exchange. Live from london, thats our top story on thursday 20th june. The business communication app joins uber, lyft, wework and pinterest to go public. With more than 200 initial public 0ffering5 lined up in 2019,