Weekend. The humidity will pick up as well so it will feel quite uncomfortable for the start of the weekend. This is the picture for friday. Venti of sunshine around, this weather front trying to move in but most will be dry. Turning hats are across Western Areas but still quite cool along some eastern coastal areas. We do lose that easterly breeze across eastern areas. This weather front trying to encroach into britain dropping the temperature and some chances of thunderstorms as we head into saturday mainly across the north of the uk. We still have this hot southerly with high humidity across much of england and wales and this is where we will see most of the high temperatures, low 30s, that will make it the hottest day of the year so far. Those temperatures will start coming down across the west as we had to saturday night and into sunday. A risk of heavy showers and by the storms and perhaps if you further cells, some uncertainty on that. The warmest weather will be across the far south east before the cooler air start to spread in from the west. Thats how its looking from this week into next weekend, plenty of showers around but this big area of High Pressure promises to build in across the uk to settle things down nicely. Into next week it will be turning cooler with temperatures around the seasonal average, perhaps below for a time, they will be sunny spells but also themselves across the north and west of the uk. As that area of High Pressure tries to build in it looks like things will become a bit dry with increasing sunshine. Hello, this is bbc news. We will be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. First the headlines in the race to be Prime Minister, jeremy hunt warns that without trust, there would be no negotiations, no deal, and maybe no brexit. Sourthern water is ordered to pay a record £126 million in fines and customer rebates over what regulators call shocking failings. A heatwave hits france, where temperatures are expected to rise to more than a0 degrees celsius. The hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield will face a retrial over the deaths of 95 liverpool fans. The parents of a teenager who died from an allergic reaction to sesame seeds in a baguette have welcomed a new labelling law that will be introduced. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are sebastian payne, the whitehall correspondent for the ft, and kate proctor, political reporter for the evening standard. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in, and one man dominates. The Financial Times reports on borisjohnsons do or die pledge to leave the eu with or without a deal on 310ctober, and shows him at a Campaign Rally in richmond. The telegraph leads with him holding lucky the dog on a campaign visit to the surrey hills yesterday, and says hundreds of villages have lost their local gp surgery, amid a deepening crisis across the country. The mirror also has that Campaign Picture of Boris Johnson, and says he has stayed doggedly silent on the personal photographs taken of him and his partner. The times follows suit, and says polling shows a no deal brexit is the first choice of one in four voters. The mail, meanwhile, reports that 500 doctors have voted to stop billing foreign patients for nhs care at the british medical Associations Annual conference. And knifed 18 times for blocking the aisle. The metro leads with a picture of it consultant lee pomeroy, who was murdered in front of his teenage son by a fellow train passenger on a january. So one man, borisjohnson, indeed very similar headlines and pictures right across quite a few of the front pages. And the times, if we start there, johnson to pull britain out of the eu. Do or die raid, the dramatic phrase he came up with yesterday. It is extremely dramatic, yes, so he had a radio interview today with a talk radio host and he was asked about his thoughts about whether britain would leave with or without a deal on 310ctober, and he said, you know, absolutely, thats what im going to do. And he was asked do or die raid, and he repeated the phrase, yes, do or die. And he has ramped up the rhetoric, he has really given himself quite an enormous challenge, and also probably put the fear into a lot of people who now feel that no deal exit is very possible and boris is very intent on doing it. This times story has some polling information from the pole that they conducted. 0ne from the pole that they conducted. One in from the pole that they conducted. 0ne infour from the pole that they conducted. One in four people, theirfirst choice of all of the options is for britain to leave the eu without a deal. So it is more detailed in this article, it is definitely well worth article, it is definitely well worth a read on where people are. So that is one in four people who would be content is one in four people who would be co nte nt to is one in four people who would be content to leave with no deal. Interestingly at this stage it is conservative Party Members he has to appeal to. That is a message his tea m appeal to. That is a message his team will be pretty pleased with. Two i think so, and i dont think he quite meant to say do or die raid, his message was come what may we will leave. Up until now mrjohnson has left a little bit of wiggle room by saying it is eminently feasible for us to leave at the end of 0ctober, for us to leave at the end of october, we must, not saying we will, but today i think he has boxed himself in, and he also in that talk radio interview said that if he didnt deliver this, in effect he would have to resign as Prime Minister. So he has got a very small space of time in office to achieve this and to do what theresa may couldnt do, which is to deliver except where there is no clear majority for any form of leaving the eu. A parliament that looks as if it is willing to bring down the government if it tries to see through a no deal brexit. So i think the only conclusion from all of this todayis the only conclusion from all of this today is that we are definitely heading for a general election. Mr johnson will not delay brexit again, and 310ctober johnson will not delay brexit again, and 31 october will be the final showdown, and if he wants a no deal brexit he will need a mandate, because there are not enough conservative mps to get that through. Labour will vote against it, all the opposition parties will vote against it. But winning this contest is very good for mrjohnson. Iam sure contest is very good for mrjohnson. I am sure all of the conservative Party Members will be welcoming this. It will only boost him further. He is already streets ahead ofjeremy hunt and it will push him further into first place. And if you look at the guardian, the same headline, really. The uk will leave the eu in october, do or die raid. The danger is that people will focus on the latter part of that, and certainly sebastian was pointing out the perils, because it will be fa ntastically the perils, because it will be fantastically difficult to deliver any kind of negotiated exit by 31 0ctober. Any kind of negotiated exit by 31 october. Yes, so mrjohnson today we re october. Yes, so mrjohnson today were setting out his brexit plan which he sort of described as plan a is to try and get a Withdrawal Agreement through that takes the best bit of mrs mays deal and thinkers around the edges, and he will try and get that through parliament, and if he cant, it moves to this next stage where he tries to work with the eu to have some sort of tariff rearrangement. If that doesnt work then it is no deal. So he set out these kind of three processes, yet at every stage he has been criticised and scrutinised very heavily. We have had warnings from mark carney at the bank of england saying that it is not possible to do some of the things he is saying, especially in terms of trying to secure tariff free trade, and trying to work on these Wto World Trade Organisation rules. So he is coming underfire, definitely, to try and present a brexit plan that is actually feasible, one that really can make sense, and one that is ultimately doable. So i know the language is quite fantastic, and if you are a tory party voter and you are looking for some confidence right now, Boris Johnson really does provide that lifting language that Jeremy Johnson really does provide that lifting language thatjeremy hunt lacks, but he definitely has critics out there who are trying to pull apart his brexit plan. Absolutely, indeed, and if we look at the front page of the independent, 0ne indeed, and if we look at the front page of the independent, one of those critics, the former head of the Civil Service, Lord Kerslake, warning that he will face disaster in the brexit negotiations. Yes, Lord Kerslake in the brexit negotiations. Yes, lord kersla ke is in the brexit negotiations. Yes, Lord Kerslake is saying that by saying to leave with or without a deal, he is a huge hostage to fortune. He is right on that point thatjeremy fortune. He is right on that point that jeremy hunt is fortune. He is right on that point thatjeremy hunt is saying we need a plan, we got to have a negotiation, lets find a way of getting this thing working. But this is coming from a former senior civil servant, but lord kersla ke from a former senior civil servant, but Lord Kerslake has also been advising the labour party on various policy areas particularly to do with Civil Service reform. And its part ofa Civil Service reform. And its part of a trend of senior Civil Servants once they have left the Civil Service becoming more party political. The traditional edict of Civil Servants was you dont express any party views either way, but then you have seen this from Lord Kerslake, you you have seen this from lord kersla ke, you have you have seen this from Lord Kerslake, you have seen the former head of the Civil Service saying he voted lib dem, and i think it is not a particularly healthy development, because one of the things we have seen throughout the whole Brexit Process is this question of the politicisation of the Civil Service. People think that 0llie robbins, who is the Prime Ministers chief brexit negotiator, was somehow undermining his strategy, taking a different strategy. Ditto with the current cabinet secretary. The fact that these people are making these commentsjust these people are making these comments just adds fuel to that fire. Andl comments just adds fuel to that fire. And i think if we were to lose the independence of our Civil Service, you compare how it works in america where it is all political appointees, it would be a very bad thing for britain and for britains institutions. Sol thing for britain and for britains institutions. So i do think we need to dial this back and although it might be completely right in what he is saying, i dont think it is a helpful intervention. It will give more fuel to the johnson people who say were going to come and have a big clear up of the Civil Service. And borisjohnson, big clear up of the Civil Service. And Boris Johnson, of big clear up of the Civil Service. And borisjohnson, of course, has been relentlessly positive about the prospect for brexit, dismissing the concerns of certainly in the past people like the governor of the bank of england, now Lord Kerslake, who as you pointed out is now advising the labour party. But i think a lot of people are going to share those concerns that it could be very difficult indeed if he does head for ano difficult indeed if he does head for a no deal brexit, which seems quite a no deal brexit, which seems quite a likely scenario given the relu cta nce a likely scenario given the reluctance of the eu to accept the sorts of proposals which Boris Johnson has come up with. |j sorts of proposals which Boris Johnson has come up with. I think we are seeing these unprecedented interventions from the Civil Service, former Civil Service staff, and perhaps really, although it might feel uncomfortable, perhaps it shows the concern in the worry and these people feel they have the most expertise, they have so much to add, their knowledge is unparalleled, and they are concerned, deeply, deeply concerned, about a no deal brexit. So perhaps theyjust cant help themselves. They have to say how they feel. Based on the knowledge they feel. Based on the knowledge they have, they want to try and give they have, they want to try and give the country a warning. Of course, borisjohnson is the country a warning. Of course, Boris Johnson is able the country a warning. Of course, borisjohnson is able to present a very sort of positive and forward looking and optimistic view of brexit, that is the absolute central tenet of his campaign. And thatis central tenet of his campaign. And that is what so many people want to hear. So it is actually. These warnings might seem quite extreme, but so many people dont want to hear that right now. They want to hear that right now. They want to hear positive things about the future. Interesting that the telegraph has a story saying that Iain Duncan Smith has now been hired tojoin borisjohnsons Iain Duncan Smith has now been hired to join Boris Johnsons campaign team. Of course, a former tory leader himself, but had a pretty short spell at the top. Yes, i think most conservatives would think ids is the most disastrous leader of all time, im sure theresa may has given him a run for his money, but nobody looks back at the halcyon days of the early noughties. He is very well liked by conservative Party Members, seen as the conscience of the party both in terms of his campaign for socialjustice, but also an brexit, and also on those more conservative issues of taxation and the role of the state. He has been advising borisjohnson on the state. He has been advising Boris Johnson on and off for quite a long time now, i think for most of this year. He has now been brought ina this year. He has now been brought in a formal role and people in his Campaign Said there was always going to bea Campaign Said there was always going to be a switchover from the team that deliver the mps to the team that deliver the mps to the team that was going to deliver the grassroots. But i think the fact that they have had this real issue with theircampaign in that they have had this real issue with their campaign in the past 72 hours or so, past couple of days, they have had to formalise it in some way and bring in someone who has got the authority to say, right, this is how were going to try and solve this issue, and i think will get back on track, focus relentlessly on brexit and try and get away from these constant headlines about boriss private life, the photographs of him and his partner and the police visit to his flat. So i think it is a good hire byjohnson for what he needs to achieve. So long as they can avoid more of those sorts of headlines about his personal life. More of those sorts of headlines about his personal lifelj more of those sorts of headlines about his personal life. I think Iain Duncan Smith will not stand for any of that nonsense. Its just not his style. Like you say, he will focus on brexit, try and reach out to grassroots members in a really serious way, and i think having Iain Duncan Smith on board is really powerful. It is 20 years since he was leader of the conservatives, though he definitely speaks to a slightly older generation of conservatives, who might have their concerns about boris, and might not be entirely sure he has the right person for them, but as soon as you get someone like that, someone who has really throughout Brexit Process i think played quite a dignified role in parliament, his contributions have been extremely thoughtful. So i think, yes, getting Iain Duncan Smith on board is another good way that boris is able to unite various different factions of the tory party. Interesting if we just move on the mirror, which like so others has this picture of Boris Johnson, who was out on the campaign stuff, even the mirror, tongue in cheek, scruffy, flirty scoundrel in outrageous public display of affection is the caption they have come up with. I think all the papers have this picture there, referencing boris and his similarities to lucky dog, but they have explained what thejoke is dog, but they have explained what the joke is there for us. What this shows is that mrjohnson has been hidden away for a lot of this campaign, speaking to mps and doing things behind closed doors and a lot of his supporters have said get him out there. The appeal for boris is he is not a normal politician, he can go and walk the street and people recognise him and you get memorable photo calls like this. I imagine as they try and move away from the difficult weekend and they have their new focus with their new campaign structure, they will do a lot more things like this and try and get those fun Photo Opportunities thatjeremy hunt just cant match. Jeremy hunt must be fuming. He had a really big interview this evening with the bbc, and it is referenced here and there, but boris has stolen the show with this picture. It is hard to mention jeremy hunt, he is not on the front pages. He will come out and Say Something interesting, new policy or what have you, but as ever it is the boris show. He has been really good on social media answering questions, he has been funny and entertaining and has a humourous side as well but boris and the dog has one out in the papers. This is an interesting story. A lot of rural villages, a lot of whom have already lost bus services and banks and so on now are a p pa re ntly services and banks and so on now are apparently losing their local gps. This is the kind of story that to be honest has been rumbling on in the background for several years and obviously brexit takes everything away. But this is really important. Hundreds of people have lost their gp surgery and youve got doctors that just dont want to stay. They dont want to commit to this village practised lifestyle which is something that you know, was very popular 30 years ago maybe, but is such a struggle to get gps to run those services in the way that they used to and weve seen so much happen and so much unhappiness amongst gps about the way they are treated under way everythings changed and its more difficult for them to give patients the service they would like to. So i think this is terrible for Rural Communities, this is one of the worst affected areas with surgery after surgery shutting down that i think its quite serious and possibly a big health risk if you cant get to your gp. Absolutely. And often in these areas local transport connections areas local transport connections are not particularly good. Its quite serious. This is the kind of stuff we should be talking about in the leadership contest here because yes, weve got practice which is occupied every centimetre of space about what is going on in politics but these policies matter so much more to people and the reasonjeremy corbyn has connected with so many vote rs corbyn has connected with so many voters is he talks about this stuff when he has a very clear narrative that his policy view as there needs to bea that his policy view as there needs to be a lot more spending, a lot more devolution to local authorities to make the spending decisions to either bring back bus services to local control or bring nhs services under the local authorities purview andl under the local authorities purview and i think thisjust shows how so many elements of life are fundamentally being changed. Bus services, local services as the focus towards it is grows ever more relentless. Those Rural Communities are having a big challenge about how they continue to be sustainable or whether they just they continue to be sustainable or whether theyjust become outer suburbs were cities and towns around the country. I think one thing you will probably hear from Boris Johnson and also from jeremy hunt is doing more devolution to these places and giving people the sense of security because of course if we go back to 2016, all of these Rural Communities voted for brexit and it was that sense of being left behind that they were not in a fitting from the proceeds of growth within the country. So i think this is a wake up calland country. So i think this is a wake up call and politicians across the spectrum need to take it seriously because this matters far more than the drama at westminster. Indeed. Just in time for one more story. Quite a striking picture on the page of the independent. Paris, a city of sunlight, heatwave hits europe. Quite serious temperatures across france, germany and belgium. Thats correct was not averages are set to rise over the coming days into a0 celsius and higher and this is quite a charming picture really, of people playing out in the water in front of the eiffel tower but as we know from the past, these heat waves ca n we know from the past, these heat waves can be deadly. Its very difficult for of these countries to cope when temperatures get into the a0s. Francis had past experience in particular france has. Were at the beginning of theirs. Temperatures are going to rise in london as well and we are going to have a lot more stories about how cities and towns across europe are going to cope with rising damages. Kate and sebastien, thank you very much indeed. Dont forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. Its all there for you seven days a week at abc. Co. Uk the papers bbc. Co. My thanks to sebastien and kate. From all of us, good night. Good evening im holly hamilton. Since these two met at the same stage four years ago, their fortunes have been very different. Japan went on to the final, but have been in decline ever since. Englands hopes of reaching the semi finals of the cricket world cup now lie in the balance following a demoralising defeat to australia at lords. The aussie captain aaron finch made 100 after england decided to field first. Australia scored 285 and england were soon in trouble. James vince went second ball and they found themselves 26 for three. Ben stokes gave them hope but when Mitchell Starc bowled him for 89, england were heading for a damaging loss. Eoin morgans side were eventually all out for 221, losing by 6a runs. What this game in the last extra bit at the end with the basics of what we call our budding entry, showing intent, tilting partnerships than doing it in our own way. We havent done those for long enough periods of the game in order to either chase down to 80 and thats disappointing. That result means england might need to win their last two games against the tournaments only two unbeaten teams, india and new zealand, to guarantee qualification. They stay fourth in the table after that defeat, with the top four teams progressing, but can still be overtaken by bangladesh, sri lanka and pakistan. Better news for australia fans, theyre the first team to book a semi final spot. 0nto the womens world cup and the netherlands have taken the final quarter final spot after beating japan 2 1. The dutch opened the scoring in the first half after Lieke Martens gots a brilliant flick on with the back of her heel. But then just before the break, yui hasegawa equalised forjapan with perhaps one of the best goals of the tournament so far. But martens with her second restored the dutch lead with this 90th minute penalty awarded for handball. So the netherlands will meet italy on saturday after they beat china 2 0 earlier. Valentina giacinti had a goal disallowed early on for italy but this one after 1a minutes did count and put them in front. They doubled their lead with a long range effort from aurora galli in the second half. Its the first time in 28 years italy have made it to the last eight. Andy murray suffered a first defeat since starting his comeback in doubles in the first round of the Nature Valley international at eastbourne. Murray and his brazilian partner marcelo melo lost 6 2, 6 a to colombian top seeds robert farah and Juan Sebastian cabal. Murray struggled on serve, being broken three times out of four. Better news in the womens singles forjohanna konta, though. Shes into the last 16 after a straight sets win over Maria Sakkari of greece. She will play tunisian 0ns jabeur in the next round. There were also wins in the mens draw for Britains Dan Evans and for cameron norrie. The Commonwealth Games in birmingham will cost £778 million the governments announced. Its above the £750 million initial estimate but below the figure of nearly a billion for the 2018 games on australias gold coast. Itll be the most expensive sports event to be staged in the uk since the london 2012 olympic games. Finally, the sport of break dancing has been formerly accepted as part of the olympic games. Ioc members voted unanimously at their annual meeting to include it at the paris games in 202a. A final decision will be taken by the organisations ruling executive board at the end of next year but its thought to be highly unlikely todays result will be overturned. Skateboarding, surfing and sport climbing were also approved, although theyre already part of the tokyo 2020 games. Thats all the sport for now. Enjoy the rest of your tuning. Hello, lots of stormy weather. The rest of the week many places are turning warmer and sunnier though the flow of our around this area of High Pressure coming in towards north sea coast will keep it relatively cool here compared with elsewhere. Murky in some spots as well. Some cloud around to start wednesday across much of england and parts of wales, single figures for some in scotland and for wednesday to scotland and Northern Ireland that will see the fair share of the sunshine. North west england, southern england brightening up, the odd shower in the far south west. The midlands they rather cloudy, misty, a bit drizzly in some spots. This area is turning pressure from the north, quite windy through the afternoon. The air coming towards north sea coast, western scotland and Northern Ireland and southern england are warming up into the low 20s in some places and it gets warmer still for the rest of the week. 0vernight and into thursday areas of low cloud, parts of england and wales having drizzle in some spots, it will be a call the night across southern parts and it will feel pressure out and about on thursday morning. The low cloud should disappearfor thursday morning. The low cloud should disappear for most of us. Elsewhere you can see abundant sunshine, rather cloudy in the north of scotland. Getting warmer in the west on thursday, there will be some spots creeping into the upper 20s, High Pressure moving out towards the north sea on friday will turn into some even warmer air Cross Western parts of the uk in particular. This is going to be the warmest day in the west on friday, even on north sea coast the west on friday, even on north seacoast they dont think it will be as good on friday. You can see the extent of the sunshine on friday and those temperatures peaking in the west would take us to near 30 celsius in the north west of scotland, for example. Western parts will turn call over the weekend, the weekend will start with something hotter to the east, actually, after that relatively cool we with everywhere else. South east england on the low 30s on wednesday. If you dont like the idea of that, because ido dont like the idea of that, because i do not suffering through these, record breaking temperatures is that european heatwave comes along. Im rico hizon in singapore. The headlines the top border official in the United States steps down amid an outcry over Migrant Children held in horrific conditions. A war of words between us and iranian leaders, as the acrimony between the two nations escalates. Twitter is the weapon of choice for now, as diplomacy stalls. Im kasia madera in london. Also in the programme making a pitch for leadership, the man vying with borisjohnson to be the next british Prime Minister says it is a question of character. The judgement is who is the person we trust as Prime Minister to go