Some funded storms breaking up through the afternoon and evening time elsewhere in the uk. Triggered by those very high temperatures. 29 degrees as the top temperature in edinburgh soa degrees as the top temperature in edinburgh so a warmer day here but 39 celsius is the likely high across south east england, setting that new temperature record. The areas most likely to set that record, kent and the Greater London area. These are the Greater London area. These are the places to watch. Looking at the weather picture beyond that as we had three thursday evening and night time, as the weather front moves in that will be the trigger for some thundery gold pause to develop. Thursday night could see some intense thunderstorm with a lot of thunder and lightning and large hail and gusty wind and the potential for some localised flash flooding as well. That takes us into friday and friday is still a reasonable day in terms of heat across eastern parts of scotla nd terms of heat across eastern parts of scotland and eastern areas of england we will still see temperatures pushing into the mid to high 20s, not exactly a cold day, warmer than it should be, just not as hot as it would be on thursday. A risk of a few more storms developing, particularly late in the day and overnight. Heading into the weekend, temperatures will continue to wheeze but we could see further pulses of thundery rain across northern and eastern parts of the uk didnt the driest weather this weekend towards the south west. 0n saturday, this band of rain could be intense. A risk of localised surface water flooding across parts of Eastern England perhaps into central and eastern parts of scotland but notice the temperatures coming down closer to normal for the time of year. Into sunday, a weather front is still there. Tending to be pushed back westwards again so still some heavy rain affecting scotland and parts of Northern England. Probably the most certain dry weather will be across southern parts of wales and South West England when the sunshine comes out it will be warm but temperatures a little suppressed where it stays cloudy with heavy rain. The front is still there on monday for the champs but moving north eastward so affecting North Eastern areas of scotland. At the same time we will see low pressure drifting from the south west bringing thick cloud and outbreaks of rain threatening the south west of the uk. In between, some dry weather and warm weather as well. Beyond that, we look at the jetstrea m well. Beyond that, we look at the jetstream into next week and it looks like we will see this upper area of High Pressure well to the north of the uk. Little uncertain what happens closer but it looks like there will be some degree of trough in the jetstream close by. Something of an east west split developed and unsettled in the west was showers, perhaps the driest weather across eastern areas but we must emphasise, the weather picture into next week holds a lot of uncertainty. In the record temperatures on thursday and big thunderstorms over the next few days. You are watching bbc news. We are taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers. Boris johnson becomes taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers. Borisjohnson becomes a uks new Prime Minister and promises his government will work flat out to give the country the leadership it deserves. We are going to fulfil the repeated promises of parliament to the people, and come out of the eu on october the 31st, no ifs or buts. I have every confidence that in 99 days time, we will have cracked it. All change in the cabinet, more than half the ministers have either been sacked or quit. Jeremy hunt is the biggest casualty. Defence secretary penny mordaunt, who backed jeremy hunt, and anotherjeremy hunt supporter, liam fox, are among those headed to the back benches. Former home secretary sajid javid is the new chancellor, priti patel becomes home secretary, and dominic raab becomes foreign secretary. Temperatures set to break records today across the uk, and it is set today across the uk, and it is set to get hotter tomorrow. Robert mueller testifies on russian interference in president trumps campaign. Hello and welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will be bringing us at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. Some at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. Some are at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. Some are calling this the firstjohnson cabinet reshuffle, the firstjohnson cabinet reshuffle, the night of the long knives. Mr johnson himself might suggest his reshuffle might need machetes and samurai swords. Like an ageing rock band he has brought the bad boys and girls of brexit back together. There is only one story in town, it says the buck stops here, borisjohnson on the front. Leading with his new tea m on the front. Leading with his new team that he has assembled on his first day as Prime Minister. The Financial Times describes the reshuffle as political bloodletting as he promoted the team of brexiteers to keep positions. The times calls it an afternoon of cabinet cartage. The telegraph says the cabinet carl and promotion of brexiteers is aimed at helping mr johnson get the uk out of the eu by 0ctober johnson get the uk out of the eu by october 31. The i says brexiteers have taken over, which also mentioned that whitehall was blocked by hundreds of protesters. Some focus on the promotion of priti patel, dominic raab and sajid javid, and the demotion ofjeremy hunt. Boris johnsons first day and his cabinet reshuffle, it is all over the front pages. We are going to start with the daily telegraph. The people who bet against britain are going to lose their shirt. Who is he referring to . I think anybody who is not backing a no deal brexit. We have seen from the cabinet appointments today that he is only interested in people who will back a no deal brexit, who are determined to see this through with him and get britain out of the eu by october 31, and this message has sadly gone to a lot of his colleagues. He sat half theresa mays cabinet. It is the most brutal political sacking in modern times. I think he has made a lot of enemies. The suggestion that it is time for us to leave by 0ctober it is time for us to leave by october the 31st, with or without a deal, is there the sense he believes that the majority of the british people, because they have voted to leave, will back that plan . Because he doesnt know, does he . He has only canvassed that with about 100,000 tory members. Even Boris Johnson hasnt come to power advocating a no deal brexit, i think thatis advocating a no deal brexit, i think that is worth pointing out. What he has said, and now that he has signed up has said, and now that he has signed up all these people to his cabinet, what he has got them to say is that the 31st of october is a time when we must leave, because this has been going on for too long. If we cannot decide on a deal, or if the parliament doesnt ratify a deal, then we leave without one. That is then we leave without one. That is the point that he has been making. Even today, outside downing street when he gave his speech, he said, to my european friends, my message is this that i very much hope that we can have a deal, but if we cannot have one, we will leave by the 31st of october. What i think is perhaps not very wise to do is carry on saying that this government is coming in to implement a no deal brexit, because that still remains a la st brexit, because that still remains a last resort situation. This government will still try to do over the next 99 days to strike some sort of deal that can get through parliament. That is an important point, because he has made it clear that even though he has 99 days, those who are betting on britain failing are going to lose their shirts, he is going to come back with a deal. That is confidence to the max. It is, and we have heard from the eu today leo virat kohli, the leader of ireland, has said that borisjohnson has the leader of ireland, has said that Boris Johnson has got the leader of ireland, has said that borisjohnson has got another think coming if he thinks there will be renegotiation. He says he wants a deal, that this is what he wants, he doesnt want a no deal brexit but we will do it if need be, but the fact is that there is very little time to negotiate anything leo varadkar. Is basically expecting brussels to cave . Is that the fundamental underpinning of what he is saying . That he believes when they see that no deal is on the table, they will cave . Among the brexiteer contingency, there is a feeling that nobody actually asked for anything in theresa mays deal that worked for the uk as well as the eu. So now borisjohnson and for the uk as well as the eu. So now Boris Johnson and his team will test that out, are they actually going to put forward a deal of any kind that the eu can stomach . If both sides can come to some sort of agreement, that may involve having some sort of time limit on the backstop, but it has to be said that a time limited backstop isnt really a backstop. He wa nted backstop isnt really a backstop. He wanted it completely out. So will be taking it out, or working on. The deal that theresa may put in front of parliament, and it is notjust the brexiteers that didnt like it, remainers didnt like it either, so he will have some time finding something that both sides can accept. The declaration part of the document, which the eu has indicated it would be open to, and sell the whole package, similar to mrs mays deal, but everything will require a lot of cooperation, good communication, a lot of goodwill on all sides concerned, so the challenge in front of him is not a small one. The guardian ruthless johnson takes revenge. He was throwing grenades and talking about machetes. It wasnt just a throwing grenades and talking about machetes. It wasntjust a night of long knives, this was a major coal. What is it, 15, 16 . There is a cabinet on the back benches, ready made. He has really gone for it. He has, and the major group he has gone for a jeremy hunt supporters. When boris won he praised jeremy hunt, but his first move was to give him a demotion, and that was to defence secretary, which is thejob of that was to defence secretary, which is the job of penny mordaunt, one of jeremy hunts most ardent supporters. Because of that, he has gone to the back ranchers because boris didnt offer him anything else. There is definitely some revenge. A lot of the other cabinet ministers that boris has got rid of, they also supported hunt. It has been a real clear out of his supporters. Is ajust been a real clear out of his supporters. Is a just politics . Been a real clear out of his supporters. Is ajust politics . You play hardball supporters. Is ajust politics . You play hard ball and you supporters. Is ajust politics . You play hardball and you say one thing about your opponent and then you demote him and get rid of all his supporters . Is that the way to begin this premiership . Basically fermenting potential discord on the back benches by being so ruthless . Was it a wise move . If you are choosing a cabinet that you feel you can trust, then i think it was a wise move. Where i dont think it was a wise move is when you have a parliamentary working majority as we we re parliamentary working majority as we were saying in the previous hour of about two, because these people wont go away, they will be on the back wrenches, and they will be challenging mrjohnsons back wrenches, and they will be challenging mr johnsons move back wrenches, and they will be challenging mrjohnsons move as he tries to get anything through parliament. Two things lept out from all of this. Penny mordaunt, she was all of this. Penny mordaunt, she was a supporter of mr hunt, absolutely, but she was also a brexiteer and it seems by all accounts quite popular in the department she was leading, which was the ministry of defence. She did get sacked, but amber rudd remained in position. She is a prominent remain supporter, and she did a very good job of putting Boris Johnsons case forward. She is a good media communicator, and i think newsnight was doing a special one, and she was a very good advocate for mr hunt. Historically, she is really not very good friends with Boris Johnson. If you go back to the debate on the 2016 referendum, she said she wouldnt feel safe letting borisjohnson drive her home. Said she wouldnt feel safe letting Boris Johnson drive her home. That was a good crack, actually. It is interesting that she has accepted a position in her cabinet and that he has wanted her. She came round to the possibility of no deal though. She came round to the possibility of no dealthough. But she came round to the possibility of no deal though. But so did penny morden s and jeremy hunt what makes amber rudd the difference . Boris wants loyalists and i think pennys sacking came as a surprise to many people because she is a prominent brexiteer. She had only beenin prominent brexiteer. She had only been in thejob prominent brexiteer. She had only been in the job for a few months and is suited and frankly it was a surprise that she was sad to. And military are disappointed as well. |j think this is a test of loyalty. Going back to what you were just saying that on some levels it all makes sense. 0n the times, afternoon of cabinet carnage. What some suggest theresa may may try to do is balance remain and leave. Boris johnson has remain members as well but the big prominentjobs are all exeter jobs but the big prominentjobs are all exeterjobs and the complexion is one of a brexiteer leave cabinet. Was that a mistake of theresa may . To balance these competing interests when she should have been more ruthless . Her mistake was nobody thought she was on her side. I got called a liar for saying that theresa may was a remain. Remain as i convinced she is a brexiteer and brexiteers are convinced that she is a remain it. It seems. Both cannot be true. So it seems she could have convinced either side that she was on their side which was a proper failure of communication. There are two stories about reconciliation. One is Boris Johnson two stories about reconciliation. One is borisjohnson is bringing michael gove up in the food chain. He will now be deputy Prime Minister. And this heals an old wound from the Leadership Campaign after the 2016 referendum. And also michael gove has been one of the most prominent advocates of mrs mays deal. So he has been in opposition for some time and but thatis opposition for some time and but that is a reconciliation story. And one of the other topjobs that is a reconciliation story. And one of the other top jobs that that is a reconciliation story. And one of the other topjobs that has gone to sajid javid. He got the top dog going and i think some people would see that as a good sign by people who feel that experience should be put into cabinet, notjust based on whether or not they supported brexit. Sajid javid does have experience in that area. The daily mail. We agreed that it makes sense on many levels for Boris Johnson to have done what he has done with the cabinet and the daily mail characterises it as cabinet massacre, all guns blazing. It shows his ruthlessness, it shows he wants to win and that is a marker that the rest of the covenant and, indeed, all the government need to understand. Another thing that he has said on the front page is the social scare scandal. In his speech today on the steps to downing street he chose to make it one of the most prominent things that he mentioned. He wanted to solve the social care crisis once and for all. This is a huge problem. An ageing population and not enough money in the nhs has to solve this. Needs to be a huge solution and the fact that Boris Johnson is pledging to kind of, you know, do something about it and proposing a solution that would make it all right is positive. So i think he is setting out a little domestic agenda as well as a brexit agenda. Suggesting that he wants to be Prime Minister for a suggesting that he wants to be Prime Ministerfor a lot longer suggesting that he wants to be Prime Minister for a lot longer than it ta kes to minister for a lot longer than it takes to get to october 31 but also that we are perhaps on an election footing. He is talking about police funding, Education Funding and the left behind communities which goes back to the referendum debate on brexit. Why did people vote takes it in the first place . Many people felt left hind. These are important points because he mentioned stuff beyond accepted if he wants to be seen as a Prime Minister who is running the whole country and dealing with all the problems, not just brexit. The bottom line is that he needs to pay for it all and there was no mention as he went around the country was no mention as he went around the cou ntry towards was no mention as he went around the country towards the hustings talking to conservative Party Members of tax cuts. That was not mentioned at all today. He did mention in Broad Strokes what his vision was and what he wanted to do. The only number i think you mentioned on our front pages was 20,000 Police People will be put on the streets. He is going for that. And you are right to ask that question. You will need to ask where will it come from. Will there be tax rises, will we borrow more . These are things that people will be asking. Today, from tomorrow i think it will be 98 days that he has before he needs to deliver brexit which is the main thing he needs to do in orderto which is the main thing he needs to do in order to save his premiership. So that will be fewer days than i think anne boleyn had. It is a lot of stuff to pack into 98 days. What i think people will be sympathetic towards is that if he could produce a plan, even if it may not be implemented over the next 98 days, a plan of where we are headed may give people some idea as to what he has in mind. Getting away from this, sort of. Lets get onto the weather. If you look at the front page of the daily telegraph, it is the cartoon there, to people in bed trying to get to sleep with a fan blowing. If you cant sleep, maybe you can try adopting an optimistic can do attitude and that will help you. Borisjohnson attitude and that will help you. Boris johnson sees attitude and that will help you. Borisjohnson sees that attitude and that will help you. Boris johnson sees that as the fuel thatis Boris Johnson sees that as the fuel that is going to get his administration going. Optimism, a sense of purpose, a sense that written can get through all of this. Is that enough . Who knows. We will have to see. It was an optimistic speech today and his mantra that we have a can do attitude and we should be more positive about brexit and about the good that can come of it. Imean. It about the good that can come of it. I mean. It is a change in tone which i think is the key thing after the last administration where perhaps critics did not feel there was much optimism and brexit was not a lwa ys was much optimism and brexit was not always spoken of in the best light. Wait to see you both. That make great to see you both. You can see the front pages of all papers online on our website, seven days a week. If you miss the programme any evening there is always iplayer. Good evening. This is your latest sports news starting with cricket and ireland must be pinching themselves after embarrassing england at lourdes today, playing in only their third ever test they bowled england and the world cup winning stars all out for 85 and managed to put on 207 of their own ru ns managed to put on 207 of their own runs before the 20th wicket of the day fell. We report from an incredible day at lourdes. As the sun sets behind me i find myself once again trying to explain just what has happened in an amazing day of cricket here at the home of cricket. How could england, the newly crowned world champions, albeit in a different form of the game, they bowled out for 85 by ireland . Game, they bowled out for 85 by ireland . The answer game, they bowled out for 85 by ireland . The answer is tim. Fastly experienced. A medium pace boulder who has played for many years here and he bowls with a nagging accuracy. Relentless. Too much for england. We also have to bear in mind that the level of mental fatigue within the english dressing room. Conspicuous by theirfailures, the members of the english test team here who were also part of the world cup squad. Is that an excuse . Of course not but it will be part of the explanation to in their reply, ireland had to bat sensibly and they did. Contributions from stuart broad who is trying to get back in the ashes frame and ollie stone who is in the queue of fast bowlers trying to get into the testing that make test tea m to get into the testing that make test team permanently. But ireland are in such a strong position because of bowling england out so cheaply. England have a fight on their hands here and what does that mean . Moving on now to football. Celtic have moved a step closer to the group stages of the champions league, defeating the estonian side 50 league, defeating the estonian side 5 0 in the first leg of their second round qualifying match tonight. Lee griffiths scored their third goal on his comeback. The striker has been off since december. The next leg is on tuesday and then celtic will face the third round. Britains golden boy of swimming continued his winning ways taking the 50 metres breast strokes title today finishing just shy of his own world record. He also won gold in the 100 metres breast stroke on monday. It means he is now both the breast strokes print titles at the past three world championships. He also won a bronze in the mixed four x 100 metre medley relay. Geraint thomas is still second overall in the Tour De France but he has been unable to clawback time on the leader. Todays stage was won by an italian. The defending champion finished in the pellet on and still trails the race leader Julian Alaphilippe by 95 of 95 seconds. And his captain has been disqualified. Along with tony martin, thrown out following this clash in the pellet on. He will be a big mess as he heads into the three crucial days in the alps. Big mess. crucial days in the alps. Big mess. Miss. Says they will be a day of extraordinary and perhaps unprecedented heat across the uk. July record looks like being broken but it could also as well from the heat wave of 2003, the uk all time record because temperatures look like getting close to 39 celsius in the london area. Not guarantee the record will be broken but there is a good chance. That is the number that will make the headlines but it looks hot across a large part of the uk with plenty of sunshine to begin the day it will be a warm and humid start and these temperatures are going to rocket as we go on through the morning. Northern ireland, close toa the morning. Northern ireland, close to a weather front, will see some cloud and the chance of a bit of a rain the further west you are. Strong breeze here as well and the breezy elsewhere in the uk. Does not bring much relief because it comes from a hot direction. You can see the extent of the sunshine continuing for most of us and, yes, that will make the headlines. Elsewhere in the eastern parts of wales towards the central belt in scotland, temperatures. 0ur close to 30 if not above. Mid low 20s in northern ireland. Thunderstorms developing to end the day. Hit and miss across central of england but a greater chance for Northern England into scotland as the night goes on and they could bring disruption. A warm and humid night the further east you are. Bear that in mind as we go through the later stages of thursday into early friday could be disruptive thundery downpours in places. Here comes a cold front. Hold is a stretch but cooler air is following this on through friday. The chance of a few showers here and there. Mixer cloud and sunshine on friday and a few showers developing across eastern parts of england later in the day. But it will feel quite different out there. Quite hot and humid still across east anglia, for example but in many places there isa drop for example but in many places there is a drop in temperature and for some a considerable drop in temperature on friday. Humidity will start to drop as well. This weather front looks like hanging around into the weekend, reinvigorating through parts of scotland, northern and Eastern England. Some uncertainty about the exact decision but if you are about the exact decision but if you a re close about the exact decision but if you are close you will see some arena time. Main story for the weekend, temperatures have topped out near a0 celsius, that does sound silly to say. We will drop down to a co mforta ble say. We will drop down to a comfortable 20. Im ben bland in london. The headlines borisjohnson strides into downing street to start life as britains Prime Minister and signal a fresh approach. It is time to change the record, to recover our natural nature as an outward looking and truly global britain. Inside number 10 he begins building a new team to deliver brexit, promising to succeed where theresa may failed. Im rico hizon in singapore, the headlines fresh concerns over north korea two projectiles are fired into the sea towards japan as kimjong un is pictured alongside