Is a good thing, not a bad thing. For the stupid people who say, thats a bad thing, its good to get along. Stormzy makes history by becoming the first black british solo artist to headline glastonbury. England will face the United States in the semifinals of the world cup. Thats after the us knocked out the hosts france in paris last night. Good morning. We are likely to see the hottest day of the year so far with temperature s across the south and east up to sa degrees. It will be cooler in the west with a few showers. The full forecast shortly. Its saturday the 29th ofjune. Our top story the heatwave continues. Today parts of the uk could experience the hottestjune weather in more than 60 years. Temperatures could reach 3a celsius, edging close to the hottest ever june day, recorded in 1957. It follows extreme heat across europe, with Health Warnings still in place in france after record breaking temperatures yesterday. Our reporter leigh milner is in camden park for us this morning. Good morning. You have been there since six oclock. Is it warming up, two hours in . It certainly is. The sun has finally made an appearance, and it seems as though it is warming up and it seems as though it is warming upfor and it seems as though it is warming up for possibly the warmest day of the year. The reason why im here is because on this day in 1957, the highest temperature forjune was actually recorded here in camden square. 35. 6 degrees. That might seem hot, but spare a thought for People Living in france. The highest temperature they recorded yesterday, 45. 9 degrees. The Health Minister that has issued a warning to the public to stay safe, and there are red alerts in parts of the country. The reason for this heatwave we are told by meteorologists is that hot air is being blown from africa over europe, and it is causing havoc gcioss over europe, and it is causing havoc across europe. We have seen fires overin across europe. We have seen fires over in spain. And here in the uk we have seen roads melting. If you are catching the train this weekend, it is also worth bearing in mind there may be some cancellations or speed restrictions in place because of fears that the tracks might start to buckle. Here is another interesting fa ct if buckle. Here is another interesting fact if you live in the area. This play centre used to be the weather station where that temperature was taken back in 1957. It will be full of children later on. Hopefully they will follow the nhs england guidelines, make sure they are hydrated and kept cool, and hopefully but plenty of this on. Thank you very much indeed, we will speak to a little later. Lee milner. Meanwhile, Prime Minister theresa may is also about to address the g20 summit. Mrs may is pledging more than £1. 4 billion to help end aids, tuberculosis and malaria epidemics around the world. 0ur Political Correspondent tom bartonjoins us now. Britain has many differences with President Trump, including on Climate Change, yet you have not met at the summit. What does that say about the true special relationship . Is there anything special left about the special relationship . And if i could, how important is leaving the European Union with a good deal to britains future as a Global Player . I think you know my response in relation to the leaving of the European Union. Ive always said i think its best for the United Kingdom for us to leave in an orderly way, and that means leaving with a good deal. I believe we negotiated a good deal, but parliament has not come to a majority supporting that deal. It will be up to my success a way of delivering on the vote of the british people and doing that in a way that is in the national interest. You asked why, i have actually had a discussion with President Trump, but im a bit surprised at the bbc should ask about a longer meeting with President Trump, you might not have noticed that he actually made a state visit to the United Kingdom only a couple of weeks ago, so i had plenty of opportunity at that time to sit down with President Trump and to sit down with President Trump and to speak to him, and we do continue to speak to him, and we do continue to speak to him, and we do continue to speak on a regular basis. Just to continue on President Trump, you came here with a tough message for both russia and the saudis. President trump went out of his way to praise both leaders. He wanted others here to match your Climate Change commitments, and mr trump hasnt even signed up to the final communique on that. Did you feel undermined by the us here . First of all, there is a communique from the summit, and that is important. What you see in that communique is a continuation of the support that 19 members of the g20 have for the Paris Agreement. You know i have referenced in my statement the steps that we have taken through putting into legislation our net zero commitment by 2050. We are encouraging others to do the same, and others are on that track, and 19 countries have come together and reaffirmed our commitment to the irreversibility of the Paris Agreement and our commitment to putting that agreement into place. Caroline . Caroline wheeler, the sunday times. As you mentioned, this is your last international summit, Prime Minister, and you will soon leave downing street. Would you ever consider returning to government in somebody elses cabinet . And also if i may ask, a recent yougov poll showed that the conservative Party Members would be prepared to destroy the party and the union to secure brexit. What you make of those findings, and do you worry that many of the partys grass roots now have more in common with nigel farage than yourself . First of all, it is my final g20 summit, but i will be back around the eu Council Table in brussels tomorrow night, sorry, i had to think which day of the week it was, but it is tomorrow night, and that i have the bulk summit at the end of next week. And as regards the end of next week. And as regards the reviews of the conservative Party Members, i believe that conservative Party Members as with the majority of the public in the United Kingdom want us to deliver on brexit. I believe they want us to deliver not just what that means brexit. I believe they want us to deliver notjust what that means in terms of leaving the eu, but the Brighter Future that we believe the uk can have outside of the European Union. Thats what i was working on, and it is what my successor will work on. David . David williamson, sunday express. You are returning to. Studio we will live might leave that conference and go to tom barton. £1. 4 billion being committed to aids, malaria, Global Health efforts. This is all part of this last minute legacy building, tom . Absolutely, this is about the Prime Minister trying to make sure that she leaves something positive behind when she stands down as Prime Minister. She will be replaced either by borisjohnson or jeremy hunt. This money will be spent on medication for more than 3 million People Living with hiv. Tuberculosis treatment for more than 2 million people, and 90 million mosquito nets. The money is all going to the global fund which is an organisation which is set up to fight these diseases. Earlier this week it called for more money from international governments, £11 billion. 0bviously international governments, £11 billion. Obviously this £1. 4 billion will go a long way towards that, but theresa may has been calling on other International Leaders to also make significant contributions to that fund. She has also been talking about Climate Change, as you heard in some of the question and answer sessions there, calling on other countries to make the same commitment that the uk has net carbon emissions. She sees that as a very important goal across the world. But it doesnt look like that is going to be a commitment that all 20 members of the g20 will agree to. She talked about it briefly there, she is trying to build a legacy in other areas, but there is no escaping brexit and the impact that will have had on her legacy. We have the two final conservative candidates at manchester this evening. Which direction as the race taking when it comes to brexit . You have got on the face of it are two contrasting opinions. The fault line really being around how firmly people are willing to commit to a no deal brexit. Boris johnson people are willing to commit to a no deal brexit. Borisjohnson on the face of it suggesting that he is more enthusiastic for a no deal brexit than his opponent, jeremy hunt. Mr hunt, though, saying that he will absolutely keep no deal on the table as a negotiating tactic. But when you look at the nitty gritty of what the two of them are suggesting, actually probably the dividing line is narrower than it appears. Both saying that a deal is the better outcome, that they believe they are the person who can get a deal agreed by the eu, that they can also get through parliament. The eu continuing to say that the deal was on the table, the one that has agreed already with theresa may is the one that is there to stay, and it doesnt matter who is tory leader, nothing is going to change. Many thanks, tom barton in our london newsroom. Lets stay with the g20 injapan. Donald trump is speaking at the moment, he has been talking about trade, the possibility of a deal with china, talking about that trade difference, and also a possible meeting tomorrow with kim jong un in the demilitarised zone between south korea and north korea. Lets have a listen to what he is saying at the moment, this is life. Ijust wanted i just wanted to ijust wanted to quickly clarify, will the case have to wait till the very end, or is it possible that the us will drop the extradition. The huawei leader. We didnt discuss her situation. And on russia, respectfully, it seemed like maybe you didnt really mean it when you said yesterday, dont meddle in our elections, mr president. You will have to look at the words, i did say it. We had a great discussion, and i thought it was a tremendous discussion. I think they would like to do trade with the United States, and they have a great product, they have very rich land and a lot of oil, a lot of minerals, and the kind of things that we like, and i can see trade going with russia, we could do fantastically well, we do very little trade with russia, which is ridiculous, frankly, so i could see some very political things happening. But i did say it, and i did discuss it after that. That is donald trump, and we will continue to listen to what he is saying at the 620 to listen to what he is saying at the g20 in osaka, but interesting talking about president putin and the conversations he had with him yesterday, the little aside about meddling in american elections, but he said he had a great discussion with Vladimir Putin and they talked a lot about trade, so that is certainly something we will keep an eye on, and similarly with theresa may, we will bring that you are a little later. Stormzy has made history as the first solo black british rapper to headline glastonbury festival. As he took to the famous pyramid stage, the 25 year old also became the second youngest headliner in the events history. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba is at worthy farm for us this morning. Lucky you, it is looking gorgeous out there. The litter pickers have obviously been out there already this morning. How was it last night, how was the stormzy performance . The whole day was seen as a very strong first day for the festival, lots of performances across the site here at the pyramid stage a lot of attention for the likes of lauren hill, george ezra, bastille, who highlighted why this is such an important occasion for many british artists, he talked about sitting at the front of the stage in 2009 because he wanted to see the likes of Amy Winehouse and jay z. But lots of talk about stormzy, he took to the stage in front of tens of thousands of people here. He highlighted lots of areas here. He highlighted lots of areas he believes need more attention, he came on stage with a unionjack stab proof vest, he highlighted what he thought were racial inequalities in things like the Justice System, but it wasnt just that kind of politics. He also referenced the world of the arts, a ballet dancer highlighting what you fixes racial inequality and privilege in the world of the arts and areas as well. But this wasnt just a long world of the arts and areas as well. But this wasntjust a long polemic stream, it was incredibly entertaining. He knew he was here to entertaining. He knew he was here to entertain tens of thousands of people, and he did that with a huge amount of energy, to the delight of the crowd here, going through so many of his well known and best known hits here, so he will go down i think as being a successful first night headliner here. Looking forward to the day, we have the likes of liam gallagher, janet jackson, and the killaz will headline behind me this evening, so it is looking to be the hottest day of the festival so far, a reminder to people to stay hydrated, seek shade, have fun but look after themselves as well. Very sensible way to live that rock and roll life isnt stormzy amazing, 25 and able to make that clear political statement and still give the crowd exactly what they want in terms of entertainment, really impressive. It seemed like he was losing his voice a bit. Who knows what he was up to. It is quarter past eight. It is likely to be the hottest day possibly ever at glastonbury. Sarah, how is it for the rest of us . It is looking hot for many of us today, no sign of the wellies they are at glastonbury, the hottest temperatures will be in the south east, reaching a high of 34 degrees, the hottest day of the year so degrees, the hottest day of the year so far. Yesterday we saw 30 degrees in scotland, but today will be cooler across scotland and Northern Ireland, too, and we are also seeing some heavy showers and thunderstorms, frequent lightning pushing across Northern Ireland through the latter part of this morning, pushing into scotland as well. Much of england and wales keeping the dry weather, sunshine and the south and east, and it will be turning hot and humid. And the south and east, and it will be turning hotand humid. Quite widely, temperatures around 25 33d, could c34 in one or two spots. The low 20s or high teens further north west. Heading through this evening and overnight, we still have some heavy showers and thunderstorms rattling across parts of Northern England and scotland for a time too, and then they clear away and we have fresher air working in from the west, so not quite as muggy and uncomfortable, but it will be quite a warm humid feeling night across south eastern parts of england. If you are not a fan of the heat and humidity, sunday will bring us a much fresher feel. Plenty of sunshine around in a few scattered showers. Temperatures will still be above average tomorrow, the belt but the bulk of the intense heat is getting squeezed away towards the east, the likes of germany and poland will see very high temperatures through tomorrow, but here in the uk, not quite as hot as it is today. Some showers initially across Northern Ireland at the west of scotland, working their way eastward through into the afternoon, and further south and east across england and wales, you are more likely to stay dry, and again some long spells of sunshine, a pleasant day down towards the south east, 25 celsius or so, and the high teens or low 20s further towards the north west. Looking ahead through sunday night and into monday, High Pressure towards the south and west, low pressure in the east, and that will bring us a bit more of a northerly flow as we move through into monday and tuesday. Still a lot of dry weather, a fair amount of cloud but still some sunshine as we look ahead into the new working week, temperatures back to where they should be for the time of year, so they should be for the time of year, so it looks like the heatwave is not going to be lasting too long for us. Back to you both. Sarah, thank you very much indeed, we will enjoy it while it lasts. The National Farmers union says a trial where Seasonal Workers from non eu countries, like ukraine and moldova, are offered visas to pick crops on uk farms, should be extended from 2,500 workers to 30,000. Farmers say it could help fill the gap left by a drop in the number of people coming from the eu. The home office says the pilot will remain under review. Heres our Business Correspondent katy austin. On this farm in cornwall, courgettes are being harvested up to 20 tonnes a day. Most of them will be sold to supermarkets. For years, farms like this one have relied on workers coming over from countries inside the eu like poland or, more recently, bulgaria and romania, to pick their crops. Over the past couple of years, though, theyve been finding out more and more difficult. Now this farm has signed up to a new government scheme which aims to recruit workers from outside the eu. This group is from ukraine. They saw the jobs advertised at their agricultural university. Translation its good for us to be here because we can earn money here to buy a flat, to buy a car when we go back home, because in ukraine its impossible to do. Translation i came here to earn money so i could start business a little shop with Childrens Clothing and things for new mums. This farmer says the 2,500 workers being allowed visas under this years pilot are badly needed. Last year in cornwall and i know in the rest of the uk there were crops that werent harvested because there werent enough staff to harvest them. The eu as it is over the last four years has picked up dramatically the economies of these countries so werent going to be able to get in the future the numbers we need from the eu. So regardless of whether we leave the eu or stay, we still need to bring in extra workers on the Seasonal Workers pilot scheme. This trial isnt designed to meet farmers entire staffing needs, but the Farmers Union says its worked well and urgently needs expanding. The pilot scheme is going to have to be fit to deliver. I am pleading with government that we take the scheme up to 30,000 in 2020, so that we can ensure it is fit for purpose. The home office told us it will review the two year scheme before deciding what can be done longer term. Farmers like david hope workers like these will be able to come back again and again. Katy austin, bbc news. As the scorching weather across europe continues, people will tend to save more streneous exercise for cooler times of the day. But for chris loxton and his friends in france, that was out of the question this week. They took part in a cycling challenge on thursday, riding their bikes up and down a mountain in provence despite the extreme heat. Chrisjoins us now from bedoin. Good morning. Thank you very much indeed for talking to us on bbc brea kfast indeed for talking to us on bbc breakfast this morning. It is warming up in the uk, not going to get as hot as it is there. What was your peak when youre climbing up the mountain, in terms of temperature . We did the challenge on thursday, we got up to 42. 5 degrees, which is warm, as you can imagine. And yesterday we hit 47. So it has been a bit of a cauldron here. |j think that is your unofficial temperature on the bike . Because i think the record was 45. 9, wasnt it, yesterday, the official record . So you are claiming an even higher temperature. We recorded on our garmins 47, but i understand 45. 9 is the official record. It is tough to cycle up a mountain in provence at the best of times, but how tough did the best of times, but how tough did the heat to make it . You cant really train for that sort of thing, so we really train for that sort of thing, so we knew that we had to stay hydrated, so, you know, plenty of water, plenty of electrolytes and, you know, just trying to keep the cramp away, keep the sun cream on, keepin cramp away, keep the sun cream on, keep in the shade, it is very exposed on the top, so it is difficult in the sort of height when you are up at nearly 1900 metres and there is no shade, that was tough. But really i think the key is to just keep hydrated, which we all managed to do. 0bviously just keep hydrated, which we all managed to do. Obviously we were pretty fatigued at the end of it. It wasnt an ideal day, we booked it six months ago, so we certainly didnt book it expecting it would be 4o didnt book it expecting it would be 40 plus temperatures, it would be nice if it been a bit cooler, but we we re nice if it been a bit cooler, but we were here, so, mad dogs and englishmen. I notice that you are clutching a bottle of water. You cant take these things on if you arent a half decent cyclist, and you need to understand the risks and what your body can do. It is so important to be hydrated, isnt it, in this heat . Definitely. My mates might not agree with you that im a half decent cyclist, but we do cycle a lot, and yes, we didnt come over here completely novices, but yes, keep hydrated, staying hydrated and keeping the legs moving as well, stop cramp from setting in. I have said it all before, suncream. I am pleased we have done it, anyway. Absolutely, well, there we go, the french farmers are still working in spite of the temperatures as well great to hear from you, and spite of the temperatures as well great to hearfrom you, and our thanks to your friend who doesnt rate was a cyclist for holding the camera so rate was a cyclist for holding the camera so steady while you are talking to us. Many thanks. Chris luxton, thank you. I think he is being modest, there wasnt a bead of sweat on him. Even on those photographs during the cycling. He can do the miles, that is the thing. Youre watching breakfast from bbc news. It is 25 past eight. Time now to look at the newspapers. Poet ian mcmillan is here. The daily mirror this morning. Yes, it says now you can get married anywhere you want. I got married in church, that was one of the things 40 years ago, you could get married in the church or Register Office, then you could get married in hotels, and now you can get married anywhere, and that is about the increasing performance of our lives, we like it to be a theatrical thing. You see people dressed up at the cricket. But i worry, imagine your auntie, dressed up at the cricket. But i worry, imagine yourauntie, your grandma, come on, you have to come up grandma, come on, you have to come up in this balloon, you have to be on this ice flow crossing the river don. Do they get those on the river don . I was being hypothetical. Imagine, auntie, you have got to do a cycle race in france, that sort of thing. It is a hostage to fortune, because you get daredevils having a 90, because you get daredevils having a go, which is all right, but at the back of them are those relatives that never really wanted to do it, and will talk it to ever. It was a lwa ys and will talk it to ever. It was always that way at weddings, though but there was a difference between a Register Office and doing it on the back of a llama. This is only because they are deregulating it. We like to be in public, and social media, to do things, but not everybody does, so im just glimpsing the lady at the back in her hat who just doesnt want to be there. Here is my photo of my wedding on the back of a llama, there is a thought the ft weekend, to more serious matters. This is theresa may yesterday, im sure youve been looking at the body language of this, her with Vladimir Putin. We have talked about this before, that somehow, a picture really ca n before, that somehow, a picture really can be worth more than a thousand words. Look at this picture. She stood there gazing into space, he is looking across. They look like some kind of terrible novelty cru et look like some kind of terrible novelty cruet set from hell, dont they . Ive always wanted to know what the small talk is. |j they . Ive always wanted to know what the small talk is. I dont think there was any, was there . That is the thing, weve talked about this before and im obsessed with the fact that in these massive decisions that affect everything, here are the people. 0rdinary people, not ordinary, extra ordinary people, not ordinary, extra ordinary people, but just trying people, not ordinary, extra ordinary people, butjust trying to inch their way around problems, it would be so greatjust to look and keep that forever is an image, maybe theresa may is trying to build some kind of legacy, and it doesnt want to be this picture of her and Vladimir Putin. It is interesting, because famously Margaret Thatcher and Mikhail Gorbachev had a great personal relationship, and that has partly been seen as part of the fall of the cold war, because of that. It shows you how important they are. I heard one of the bbc correspondents yesterday described it as being both of them thinking, thank goodness this is the last time i will ever have to be in a room with this person. Never again. Untilthe novelty wedding. On a llama. And this is a story you cant quite believe it. This is a dog which survived for 45 days after falling hundreds of feet from a cliff by eating seaweed. We all like a lost and found dog story, and this is that to the max. He has been gone for 45 days, they think is not around anymore, they can hear some kind of faint whining from the bottom of the cliff, and what he is actually saying is, give me more seaweed. What he is actually saying is, give me more seaweed. He what he is actually saying is, give me more seaweed. He has got used to eating seaweed. It is great, he is called shadow, and he is a shadow of his former self and all that, but i pictured it going back to the grateful owners, and they get out this lovely dog biscuits, and some dog products and no, give me seaweed. I want seaweed. So maybe thatis seaweed. I want seaweed. So maybe that is another glimpse of a possible future, dogs eating seaweed. Iam vegan seaweed. I am vegan now, dad humans have eaten it. And this is a story from finland, where they do occasionally do some very innovative things. 0ften tomorrows dinner, zap water with electricity and microbes and you can make food. That is right, you dont need seaweed that is right, you dont need seaweed anymore, that is right, you dont need seaweed anymore, because they are going to do exactly what it says on tin, they can zap water with electricity. It doesnt make any sense to me, they add microbes, and you get a kind of glue, like semolina but without the excitement, and to make it look better, they 3d print some stuff. What a future, what a world we are in, what a time to be alive. It looks like that stuff you get out of a shredder, so they are going to sit there eating that. Like noodles. Yes, they will be sitting there going, i river that time we had seaweed, it was so much better. You like the question is, why . It is because of intensive farming and all that, we have got to think of the future of how we do it. I often like to eat cold mushy peas straight from the tin, and this isnt going to be the same, somehow. Is that a yorkshire thing . |j isnt going to be the same, somehow. Is that a yorkshire thing . I think it is it is the texture and the smell and the delight of any kind of food, and we are not going to get that from microbes, electricity and 3d printing stuff. I like the fins, they are great innovators, but they should think twice about this. For those of you who enjoyed the papers review, we are back in an hour with more of the same, llamas and weddings and all the rest of it. Ian, thank you. The headlines are coming up. Hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and Nina Warhurst. Coming up before 9. 00am sarah will have all the weekend weather, but first, a summary of this mornings main news. Parts of the uk could experience the hottest june weather in over 60 years today, with temperatures expected to reach 34 celsius. It follows extreme heat across europe, with Health Warnings still in place in france after record breaking temperatures there yesterday. In spain, firefighters have been battling catalonias worst wildfires in 20 years, where around 400 people have had to evacuate their homes. Theresa may has told a press conference at the g20 summit in osaka, that there is a possibility of a bilateral relationship between the uk and russia, but only if president Vladimir Putin chooses a different path. The Prime Minister referred to the nerve agent attack on the streets of salisbury as an example of the kind of behaviuor that remains unacceptable. Yesterday, i told president putin that there can only be a normalisation of our bilateral relationship if russia stops the pattern of irresponsible activity that threatens the uk and its allies, such as the use of the deadly nerve agent on the streets of salisbury. We remain open to a different relationship, but for that to happen the russian government must choose a different path. Meanwhile, us President Donald Trump says he has had successful discussions with russia. He also said he is open to a trade deal with chinese president xi jinping that would be historic. I think they would like to do trade with the United States. They have a great land, a lot of oil, minerals, the kind of things that we like and ican the kind of things that we like and i can see trade going out with russia, we can do fantastically well. We do very little trade with russia, which is ridiculous. I can see some very positive things happening. President trump also held a meeting with chinese president xi jinping. The two met this morning at the g20 summit for talks as they looked to resolve their bitter trade dispute. President xi said that dialogue was better than confrontation after both sides had placed tariffs on each others goods. A body has been found in the search for a woman who has been missing on the isle of wight since sunday. 22 year old rosiejohnson, from glasgow, was last seen at an Activity Centre in wootton where she worked. Formal identification has not yet taken place but police have informed miss johnsons family. A migrant rescue ship with 40 people on board who were found in waters off libya has docked on the Southern Italian island of lampedusa, following a two week stand off with officials. The captain of the ship was taken away by police. Italys interior minister, matteo salvini, has tried to stop rescue ships docking in italy, claiming other European Union states havent taken their fair share of migrants. Nhs england has warned that its a dangerous myth that gay and bisexual women cant develop cervical cancer. Health Officials Say tens of thousands of women could be missing out on life saving tests because they believe theyre not at risk. Women between the ages of 25 and 64 are being urged to go for regular screening, regardless of their sexuality. Thousands of people have attended a rally in new york 50 years after the stonewall riots. Injune 1969, patrons of a gay bar, the stonewall inn, fought back against Police Harassment in a defining moment for lgbt rights. The pop superstar lady gaga addressed an exuberant crowd, praising the achievements of early gay rights activists and urged people to extend and defend the progress made. The queen will address msps at holyrood today, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the founding of the scottish parliament. 0n 1stjuly 1999, power was devolved from westminster to edinburgh, allowing laws which affect day to day life in scotland, to be passed there. The anniversary comes as brexit continues to raise questions about the future of scotland as part of the United Kingdom. Stormzy has made history as the first solo black british artist to headline glastonbury festival. As he took to the famous pyramid stage, wearing a stab vest emblazoned with a unionjack, the 25 year old also became the second youngest headliner in the events history. Stormzy used his set to highlight what he describes as inequality in the Justice System and the arts. Glastonbury, this is one of the most this isnt even one of the most, this is the most iconic night of my life. I feel like all 25 years of my life has all that up to this moment right here. We have been in all of them this morning, so young to have achieved that. So we now know who england are going to play in the semifinal on tuesday. It was a great atmosphere in paris. It was a great atmosphere in paris. It is the best in the world. To the womens world cup final, after the usa beat hosts france 2 1 in last nights quarter final in paris. American co captain Megan Rapinoe proved to be the difference, scoring a goal in each half for the holders. France did get a consolation late on, but the usa saw the game out despite a late penalty claim for handball. The semi final between england and the usa will take place on tuesday night in the 60 thousand capacity stadium in lyon. You have to give it up to the french team. They outplayed us with the ball for sure today but we were so good defensively, is too strong, we hit them where it hurt, we took our chances. This team is unreal, and unreal amount of heart. Manchester united have signed aaron wan bissaka from Crystal Palace in a fifty Million Pound deal. The england under 21 right back only made his First Team Debut for palace last year. Hes agreed a five Year Contract that will earn him up to £80,000 a week. There was more drama in practice for the austrian grand prix than there has been in the formula one races this season. Strong gusting winds were thought to be a factor behind Max Verstappen crashing his red bull during the second session. Then soon after Vallteri Bottas suffered a similar fate in his mercedes. But Sebastian Vettel was more fortunate, as he managed to avoid damaging his ferrari. Unsurprisingly though, World ChampionLewis Hamilton set the quickest time of the day. The ferraris and red bulls are pretty quick, particularly the ferraris, so itll be interesting to see, because you never know what theyre doing on each day, so it will be interesting to see how they how it pans out tomorrow, but i think its close, which is good. People cant complain. And i love it when its close, so that means we have our work cut out. After saying he believes hes good enough to win wimbledon british number one kyle edmund has been drawn against spains jaume munar in the first round next week. But he fell short yesterday as he lost in straight sets to the unseeded taylor fritz in the semi finals at eastbourne. Itll be an all american final this afternoon with sam querrey winning the other semi final. Karolina pliskova will face Angelique Kerber in the womens final at eastbourne later today after easing past kiki bertens 6 1,6 2 in less than an hour yesterday. Kerber progressed without having to hit a ball after her tunisian opponent withdrew with an ankle injury before their semi final. Defending champion Geraint Thomas and colombian egan bernal have been named joint leaders of team ineos for the Tour De France which starts next month. Thomas is the defending champion but had doubts about whether he could defend his title after a crash at the tour of switzerland. Chris froome misses out as he recovers from fracturing his femur, elbow and ribs in a Training Crash earlier this month. There was more british medal success at the european games in minsk yesterday. Great britains women claimed a silver in the team pusuit. The young quartet of meg barker, jess roberts, josie knight and Jennifer Holl were beaten by italy in the final. Elsewhere, lauren price is through to the middleweight final in the boxing, whilst the men secured three boxing bronzes. Englands women got their rugby super series title defence off to a good start with a comfortable victory in their opening game against the hosts usa. The roses won the tournament in 2017, and beat the americans 38 5 in san diego. Theyll face canada in their next match in just over a weeks time. There could be another lifeline for danny cipriani. England head coach eddiejones has included him in his latest world cup training camp. The gloucester fly half was premiership player of the year but hasnt played for england for 12 months, and could still find himself squeezed out of the final squad of 31 when its named in mid august. Of 31 when its named in mid august. Thats because england head coach jones is still without several key saracens and exeter players as they undergo a mandatory rest period following the premiership final. St helens increased their lead at the top of the Super League Table to eight points after coming from behind to beat warrington. They trailed by six points midway through the second half, but fought back, running in three tries to win 21 10 at the Halliwell Jones stadium. Great britains men suffered a heavy defeat against australia in the semi finals of the hockey pro league. Despite taking an early lead through ashley jackson, danny kerrys side were beaten 6 1 by australia. Theyll face the netherlands in the bronze medal match in amsterdam on sunday. A defeat for sri lanka was good news for england at the cricket world cup yesterday. The sri lankans were beaten by nine wickets by south africa, who cant qualify for the semi finals. Play at Chester Le Street had to be halted halted under pretty strange circumstances as a swarm of bees made its way across the ground while sri lanka were batting, have you ever seen anything like this before . Sri lanka by the way can still go above england and qualify by reaching the top four, but theyre 7th after that result. It created a bit of a buzz, didnt it . I wonder who was going to do that. The next youre like an batsmen was out lbw the commentators should have been david lloyd, because that would have been bumblebee ill have more of those at 9 30am. Ill have more of those at 9 30am. Does your month last longer than your money . That was the slogan used by some Payday Loan Companies in the past, but now a new kind of advance has been devised to give you cash before pay day arrives. The scheme gives employees access to their wage as they earn it, rather than waiting for it to be paid in full. So is it a good idea . Radio 4 money box presenter paul lewis joins us now. Good morning. How does this work . It is getting an advance from your pay but not directly from your employer . It isa but not directly from your employer . It is a very clever scheme in that sense. You have an app on your phone and you can see every day what you have earned so for that month and if you want to borrow against that, you can borrow that money. It is paid into your account instantly. The source of that money is complicated. The company that organises these, it lends the money to your employer and your employer lends it to you. That means they say it is not a direct loan, so it is not covered by the consumer regulations that cover looms. At the end of the month you get your pay, there is 50 quid taken off it, along with a small fee or a percentage, and thats how it works. It seems very, very easy to use and i think that its a big selling point. Employers pay a small fee as well to use the system. It sounds like quite an intelligent way to stay on top of what you are earning. Where is the catch . I think there are two problems with it. Although the fees to borrow the money sound small, 1. 75 very much, if you look at it to be borrowing 40 points over at it to be borrowing 40 points over a week, that is actually a huge apr. That would be an apr of 826 , so it is an expensive way to borrow small amounts over a short period of time. The second problem is it is almost too easy. If you are on low pay and you can cope with your day to day expenses, the last thing you want to do is borrow because at the end of the month you will have even less money. That is the worry of some personal finance researchers, it money. That is the worry of some personalfinance researchers, it is getting low paid people into a cycle of borrowing, even though it is relatively cheap, cheaper than a payday loan, but it is not a negligible cost. The firms that provide this im sure would argue that it provide this im sure would argue thatitis provide this im sure would argue that it is still a better way for people to stay on top of their finances and avoid those massive interest rates. Yes, of course, no one should use a payday loan ever, and that is just the end of it. It is better than that. I credit union would be a much cheaper way to borrow, a credit card would be a much cheaper way. An overdraft would be cheaper. It is a very easy way, and that is the attraction. You are just using your own money, if you like. Researchers say that the a nswer to like. Researchers say that the answer to this day is for employers to pay people a bit more rather than get involved and complicated schemes to let them have their wages in advance because the people this is same that are generally on the minimum wage. Thank you so much, paul. There will be more on this story on money box at midday on bbc radio 4. Heres sarah with a look at this mornings weather. Somebody has e mailed on to say it is raining in cumbria at the moment. It will be hot today, but there will also be some heavy showers, particularly in the north west. Beautiful blue skies in norwich. We will see temperatures up as high as 34 degrees in the south east. These are to showers that have been working in. Thunderstorms have been moving up through the republic of ireland through today. In Northern Ireland through today. In Northern Ireland those showers could be heavy and thundery. The heavy showers and thunderstorms pushing across western parts of scotland later today. Further south and east it is heat and humidity that will be the story of the day. We could get up to 34 degrees in the south east. A fresh appeal in the north west where we have the showers. These showers will push their way eastwards across Northern England and scotland through tonight. Fresher air will move in behind them showers. The mid overnights for the south east. Uncomfortable for sleeping in the south. Fresher errors on the way. Tomorrow, it will feel much fresher, not as hot, not as humid, a mix of sunshine and showers. The heat is getting squeezed towards the east. And tomorrow it will be parts of germany and poland that see those extreme temperatures, but for the uk it will be a cooler day with more of a westerly influence to our winds. A day of sunshine and showers, most of the showers will be in Northern Ireland, western scotland, working their way eastwards through the afternoon. It would be as hot as the day, but 25 degrees in the south east will feel very pleasant. Moving into monday, High Pressure setting out towards the south west, low pressure in the north east and that will draw in a more northerly influence to our weather. Still a lot of dry weather with sunny spells. More typicalfor lot of dry weather with sunny spells. More typical for the time of year. To be prepared for the hot weather and high levels of uv out there, particularly the south east. While it is lovely to see those high temperatures and sunshine, people will be worried about maybe elderly relatives, those who are vulnerable and we will be speaking to a gp later on. Also, dont leave your dog is in the car. Hundreds of events are due to take place across the uk today as part of armed forces day, which celebrates the work of serving personnel and pays tribute to the sacrifice made by veterans. The occasion will be officially marked with a parade and fly past in salisbury, where james ingham is for us this morning. Good morning, james. Lots of treats in store for people who have made it there this morning to salisbury. Yes, a great day here. The sun is shining in salisbury. This is the National Event for armed forces day. Just behind me, 1300 Different Service men and women are beginning to gather. They will march through salisbury, they will take the salute from princess anne. She is commodore in chief of the Portsmouth Naval base. At that point the red arrows will also be flying past. There are more trips here than are involved in trooping the colour, so quite some event organised. I have a couple of guests joining event organised. I have a couple of guestsjoining me. You are soon event organised. I have a couple of guests joining me. You are soon to be based in portsmouth, arent you . Lam. Be based in portsmouth, arent you . I am. Currently based in bristol, but i am due tojoin hms prince of wales when she comes out of built. She willjoin us in september. This is one of the new aircraft carriers. The newest, yes. She will be commissioned in december. How important is it for you a day like this to be able to show a bit of what you do and accept their appreciation of people in salisbury . It isa appreciation of people in salisbury . It is a privilege to be able to lead the platoon through the city. I have lived here for ten years. It is a fantastic place. It is a very welcoming city and it has been great to turn it all around us. We are all very proud to be here. We have members of the royal navy from across the surface, the fleet air arm, submarine service, nurses. You mentioned the novel a choc poisoning and that put salisbury on the mac for the wrong reasons the map. And that put salisbury on the mac for the wrong reasons the mapm isa for the wrong reasons the mapm is a fantastic city. Although it was briefly marred last year, we have turned it round and the message really is to say that it is safe, there is nothing to worry about. Nigel thursby, of action. Tell me more about why you are involved. was invited to lead the veteran attachment today. It is a huge honour. The veterans will range from about 42 some in their 805. I have a 5mall attachment of the war widow5 association as well. Is it important for you to stay involved in these military occasions . Very much so. My son is commanding a detachment here today as well. It is a huge privilege and we look forward to marching pa5t privilege and we look forward to marching past her Royal Highness in thi5 splendid weather marching past her Royal Highness in this splendid weather in the beautiful city of salisbury. You all have precise timings to be taken into account. Very precise. The veterans, its like herding cats, to be honest. Best of luck to you both. I hope the day goes well. We are expecting 10,000 people to line the streets of salisbury. They head out and aboutan streets of salisbury. They head out and about an hour. There are various events around the city as there are around the country. 300 events taking place to mark this National Event today. Salisbury is the most beautiful city, if you havent been. Stormzy described it as the greatest night of his life, as he took to the pyramid stage to make history at glastonbury. The 25 year old grime became the first solo black british rapper to headline the music festival. Well be live at worthy farm in just a moment, but first lets take a look back at his show stopping set. Music. Glastonbury, this is one of the most, it isnt even one of the most, this is the most iconic night of my life. I feel like the 25 years of my life. I feel like the 25 years of my life has led up to this moment right ear. life has led up to this moment right ear. Right here. Right here. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba is at glastonbury for us this morning. The litter pickers have been out, it looks spotless there this morning. They have, they are always here at this time of the morning and they do a very good job clearing the site and making sure it is pristine. After yesterday here at the pyramid stage, there was an awful lot of let your left ear. A lot of people left the place incredibly happy because stormzy give that incredibly energetic performance, highlighting political and racial issues, but never forgetting that he was here to entertain, as well. One of the best performances on the pyramid stage in many years at glastonbury. Grace, this is your first glastonbury. How does it feel . Its so exciting. It is one of those festivals that you think about as a kid that you want to do. I dont know how to take it, imjust to do. I dont know how to take it, im just going to have a good time. You have had an incredible couple of yea rs. You have had an incredible couple of years. You have supported the likes of rag and bone man, how important have those things been . It has helped me grow as a young girl and also as an artist. I feel most at home on stage. I have been able to support some amazing artists on tour who have given me all of their knowledge to take forward. I feel like i have been building up to a moment like this for a while and im just blessed to be here. In the past, it is to be things like radio that slept people learn new music. But your music has been on love island. Music with a visual elevated my song. The song was about a childhood. In the programme it was about a relationship breaking down between two contestants. Music and pictures go well together so im happy my music can do that and i can tell stories through film and tv. How emotional do you field your music is . Your grandmother used to read poetry to you. Other strong links between those experiences and what you write . Ive always been a super emotional person and music i came across a 12 as a way to get out my emotions. I didnt understand a lot of my identity. Music would help me understand myself and i could process my emotions. My music is very emotional and happy that so many people connected that. Cover versions, too. You havejust done a cover version of the wicked game by chris isaac. What its about that song that appeals to you . Someone sent it to me and said i should cover it. I didnt have that much knowledge of the song. I played it on the piano, and it really connected to how doubts about being a young girl growing up with an absent father, then trying to find love, trying to live life. It resonated with me. It is nice when you can connect those covers back to your life and put your own spin on them. It has been one of your dreams to come and perform here, so many people will have that same dream, what advice can you give them . Do yourself. Being a young girl in this world is learning to love yourself and be yourself. Be confident in who you are. Im writing songs about my childhood and somehow ended up here, so childhood and somehow ended up here, sojust be yourself, dont expect anything from anyone, you can do it on your own. Two everything on your own. Chris carter, thank you very much for talking to us. Have a wonderful sense. It will be a hot, hot day. The weather was rotten when i was there, it hammered it on for four days. It on forfour days. And to watch tonights headliners the killers you can tune into glastonbury live on bbc two from 9pm tonight. Still to come on breakfast Primary School pupils in london have teamed up with police to confront speeding motorists as a way to enforce the 20mph speed limit near their school. Well find out what drivers think and whether itll make them slow down in future. Stay with us. The headlines are coming up. Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with Nina Warhurst and rogerjohnson. 0ur headlines today the heatwave continues to grip europe france records its highest all Time Temperature and get ready, its forecast to be the hottest weekend of the year here. At the g20 summit the us and china agree to restart trade negotiations and President Trump makes an unexpected offer to meet the north Korean Leader tomorrow. If chairman kim would want to meet, ill be at the border and certainly, uh, we seem to get along very well, i can tell you, we seem to get along thats a good thing, not a bad thing. You know, for the stupid people that say oh, he gets along no, its good to get along. Stormzy makes history by becoming the first black british solo artist