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All the sport john watson. Things are changing, it will get nervous waits for bolton and bury as cooler for the rest of the week and they try to secure deals by five it will get thundery. We will take a oclock tonight to secure their look at some lively storms further afield. Futures. Thanksjohn. Thanks susan. And susan powell has also coming up the two teenage sisters who rescued a man and a toddler all the weather susan. From drowning off the aberdeenshire coast with the help of a lilo. Things are going bump in the night we did notice that they started tonight, some thunderstorms and the going out deeper and then the man way as we lose our heat. We will started shouting for help as he was taking his breaths, look at storms in europe as well. He was up on top of the water. And then we realised also coming up the two teenage sisters he was in actual trouble. Who rescued a man and a toddler from drowning off the aberdeenshire coast with the help of a lilo. They started going out deeper and then the man started shouting for hello everyone this help. And then we realised he was a is afternoon live im simon mccoy. Natural trouble. With just over two months to go before the uk is scheduled to leave the European Union, Jeremy Corbyn has met other Opposition Party leaders to discuss ways of stopping a no deal brexit. Mps have agreed to act together to find different ways to stop no deal, including the possibility hello everyone this of a no confidence vote is afternoon live im simon mccoy. In the Prime Minister. With just over two months to go the government says mr corbyn is simply offering chaos, before the uk is scheduled to leave the European Union, delay and uncertainty. Jeremy corbyn has met other our Political Correspondent, Opposition Party leaders to discuss iain watson, reports. Ways of stopping a no deal brexit. Labour believes boris mps have agreed to act Johnsons Brexit policy, together to find different well, takes the biscuit. Ways to stop no deal, including the possibility todayJeremy Corbyns team invited of a no confidence vote opposition parties to discuss in the Prime Minister. The government says mr corbyn stopping a no deal brexit. Is simply offering chaos, delay and uncertainty. Our Political Correspondent the thorny issue was precisely how to do it . Iain watson reports. I am certainly hopeful we going to. Some opposition politicians werent keen onJeremy Corbyns idea labour believes boris Johnsons Brexit policy, of passing a motion of no confidence well, takes the biscuit. TodayJeremy Corbyns team invited in borisjohnson, installing himself opposition parties to discuss stopping a no deal brexit. As a caretaker Prime Minister and calling an election. The thorny issue was precisely how to do it . The shadow brexit secretary says i am certainly hopeful passing a law to prevent no deal we going to. Is likely to be more successful. Some opposition politicians werent there are a number of different options, a vote of no confidence is one of them. But an alternative is the one keen onJeremy Corbyns idea that we used in march or april of this year when we faced the same scenario, and that is to get of passing a motion of no the majority in parliament to pass a law that requires confidence in Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister to seek installing himself as a caretaker an extension or prevent him Prime Minister and calling an election. Leaving without a deal. The shadow brexit secretary says passing a law to prevent no deal passing a law asking for brexit is likely to be more successful. To be delayed beyond october 31 there are a number of different options, a vote of no would turn up the heat on borisjohnson, but wouldnt confidence is one of them. In itself stop brexit. But an alternative is the one that we used in march or april of this year when we faced the same Opposition Mps would then have scenario, and that is to get the majority in parliament to agree what to do next. We have to seize the moment to pass a law that requires immediately we get back next week, the Prime Minister to seek an extension or prevent him lets remove that cliff edge, leaving without a deal. Lets remove the risk of no deal. Passing a law asking for brexit lets make sure that we face to be delayed beyond october 31 a longer extension to the article 50 would turn up the heat on borisjohnson, but wouldnt process and then we can have a decision as to whether or not in itself stop brexit. Opposition mps would then have we are facing an election, to agree what to do next. Or indeed whether we are facing we have to seize the moment a referendum, which i suspect immediately we get back next week, will now become a much more realistic option. Lets remove that cliff edge, so could Opposition Mps really pass a law that would in effect lets remove the risk of no deal. Outlaw a no deal brexit . Lets make sure that we face certainly they would need the help of at least a handful a longer extension to the article 50 process and then we can of conservative rebels to do so, have a decision as to whether or not but while borisjohnson is insisting we are facing an election, that he still wants to get a deal, or indeed whether we are facing a referendum, which i suspect will now become a much some of them may well sit more realistic option. So could Opposition Mps really pass on their hands and deny the opposition victory. A law that would in effect borisjohnson met european leaders outlaw a no deal brexit . In france this weekend certainly they would need the help but even if he is sent back to the continent by mps to ask of at least a handful for a brexit extension, of conservative rebels to do so, he could refuse to do it but while borisjohnson is insisting and call an election. That he still wants to get a deal, some of them may well sit if polling day was after brexit day, october the 31st, remainer on their hands and deny mps would be foiled. The opposition victory. Borisjohnson met european leaders i think we need to be careful in france this weekend that we dont sort of crash out but even if he is sent back of the eu by accident during such to the continent by mps to ask a campaign and i think its fair for a brexit extension, for mps to say that people need he could refuse to do it the chance to choose, and call an election. And an election should only happen under the circumstances if polling day was after brexit day, where it is before exit day october the 31st, remainer on the 31st of october. Mps would be foiled. Or if it is after exit day, it comes i think we need to be careful that we dont sort of crash out with an extension of article 50. Of the eu by accident during such because otherwise it would be a campaign and i think its fair hugely anti democratic. For mps to say that people need this sound is designed to strike the chance to choose, and an election should only happen fear into Boris Johnson. At a brexit party rally, under the circumstances where it is before exit day nigel farage made it clear that on the 31st of october. If there is an early election, or if it is after exit anything short of no deal day, it comes with an would be seen as a sell out. Extension of article 50. Because otherwise it would be if mrjohnson, you insist on the withdrawal agreement, hugely anti democratic. We will fight you in every single this sound is designed to strike seat up and down the length fear into Boris Johnson. And breadth of the United Kingdom. At a brexit party rally, nigel farage made it clear that even before mps return if there is an early election, anything short of no deal to parliament next week, would be seen as a sell out. The brexit battle lines if mrjohnson, you insist are being drawn. On the withdrawal agreement, our Political Correspondent, we will fight you in every single seat up and down the length Tony Bonsignore, is at westminster. And breadth of the United Kingdom. You can bring us more, tony. If mps even before mps return are going to stop an ordeal brexit to parliament next week, the brexit battle lines which is what the opposition parties are being drawn. Say they want, they will have to our Political Correspondent, Tony Bonsignore is at westminster. Decide on a strategy and they will have to get the votes to get that strategy through the house of are we clear as to how those who commons. Todays meeting was all oppose a no deal are going to try about trying to agree that strategy. And achieve stopping it . Good there were two options as iain watson was saying, trying to force a afternoon. Yes, a little bit. The meeting broke up a couple of hours vote of no confidence, essentially ago, we have a joint statement from trying to bring down borisjohnsons government are trying to get the the parties present. It said that legislation through the house of they all agreed there was an urgency commons to outlaw an ordeal brexit. To find ways to stop a no deal after the meeting we have spoken to all of the Opposition Leader my brexit and they talk about those including a vote of no confidence Party Leaders apart from jeremy and also the legislative route. As iain watson was saying, trying to corbyn. They are all very positive, said it was a good atmosphere and pass legislation to effectively they said that they agree that the outlaw a no deal brexit. We have not legislator route was the best one. Had labour come out on the record here is the leader of the yet a pa rt independent group for change. Had labour come out on the record yet apart from this statement. We i think it speaks volumes that have had some of the other parties, people who are normally completely jo swinson and Caroline Lucas of the opposed on pretty much all issues, but on this issue we are absolutely greens. They are saying that the united as one and we will continue group of Opposition Leaders agree to work together, as weve actually, that in the first instance they would try this legislation route, many of us, of course, have been try to force through legislation, working together now for many years. Try to force through legislation, try to force through legislation, try to take control of the commons but to make sure that our country does not crash out of the european to force the government to delay union without a deal on october the 31st, brexit. They are working out in we feel so strongly would be so bad westminster this afternoon how for our country, weve significant this is. The next 48 absolutely come together and we will ensure that we introduce hours are also crucial, that is when legislation, because it is the only details will be discussed. There way to do it, and im very pleased will be lots of e mails pinging that Jeremy Corbyn has about. Is there a genuine sense that borisjohnson is seen the good sense about. Is there a genuine sense that Boris Johnson is prepared about. Is there a genuine sense that borisjohnson is prepared to suspend parliament. He has not been clear, of that case some of us have been making for some time now. It would be a huge move if you were to do that. We have had the labour party today saying they have taken they need the numbers. They will need a number of conservative mps to legal advice. It would be illegal to do that. Borisjohnson is keen to back them. Conservative mps who suggested so far that they would not keep all the weapons that is disposal at the moment because he wa nt to suggested so far that they would not want to back a vote of no confidence wa nts to because they do not want to put disposal at the moment because he wants to send a message to the eu and those who want to oppose no Jeremy Corbyn into downing street. Having just read this letter, the deal, his opponents there as well, he will do anything to force brexit emphasis from labour so far is slightly different. They are saying through on the 31st of october. To there are a number of options, they still want to go it for a vote of no suspend parliament would be a huge confidence even though that they move and we suspect it would be a recognise in the short term, in last resort for Boris Johnson which i mean the next week or so, move and we suspect it would be a last resort for borisjohnson and his government. Trying to go through the house of commons might be the quickest route. Listening to an assumed rate she is saying legislation is the only route. Although there is some lets speak to tom brake. How would agreement, there are still cracks you assess this meeting . We are all there. I think the government will try to prise open those cracks. We on board for blocking no deal and i think what brought cohesiveness to we re try to prise open those cracks. We were speaking to a number of Opposition Party leaders, they are the group was the real prospect that in church house, promising that if borisjohnson the group was the real prospect that Boris Johnson might choose the Prime Minister tries to pierogi the group was the real prospect that borisjohnson might choose to simply shut down parliament and excluded parliament, suspend parliament, they from having a say on whether they will try sitting elsewhere. It is a wa nt from having a say on whether they want the uk to crash out without a significant place because it is deal on the 31st of october. Have where the mps met during the second you agreed on how to stop him to do world war. Here isJohn Mcdonnell that . Our top priority is the speaking a few moments ago. Legislative route. In the past it has been successful ensured the uk illjust give this warning to Boris Johnson. You know, Prime Ministers come sought an extension to article 50, and Prime Ministers go. But actually i dont think weve thatis sought an extension to article 50, that is the route we will be ever seen a Prime Minister like this actively pursuing and we know there who has the potential to threaten is very little time. We know that the very nature of our democracy. Borisjohnson is very little time. We know that Boris Johnson might try is very little time. We know that borisjohnson might try to spring a number of things. Many of which would be on the verges of being unconstitutional and certainly out with normal parliamentary processes. The brexit battle is going on all so we need to be geared up to tackle around here. And within government as well. There is not long for them that if that happens. To those of us who do not live by the minutiae of to work out. Parliament returns in how parliament works, there would just over a weeks time. Originally be a vote of no confidence in their Prime Minister documents seen by the bbc show which might lead into what you want the government knew the hs2 rail but you are looking at other ways as project was over budget three years ago. The documents were written in 2016 well . I think the vote of no before mps had signed off the first confidence clearly is something that phase of the project which raises questions remains a possibility but in over whether parliament was given the whole picture. Practice i think the sense of that our transport correspondent tom burridge has this meeting was that what was more exclusive report. Likely to be productive and more likely to be productive and more likely to be effective quickly, blocking any attempt that Boris Johnson might have to ram through no until very recently, we were told by ministers and bosses at hs2 that the programme to build deal, something that wasnt voted the new High Speed Railway was on budget and on time. For three years ago, the most there is only one budget for hs2, effective way of dealing with that and it is £55. 7 billion. Was the legislative route. Is that but bbc news has obtained documents which show that because the other option would involve Jeremy Corbyn and at least three years ago, the government knew because the other option would involveJeremy Corbyn and you do not feel the house would back him . |j that wasnt the case. The evidence weve got hold of suggests you, think feel the house would back him . think that remains a difficulty the taxpayer whos funding it, because there are too many mps from didnt have the full picture. Other parties who have said they would not back him to form an this letter was sent in may, 2016 to the then emergency government or an interim chancellor george osborne. Government. I think the reality is in it, the transport secretary that that is a more challenging at the time Patrick Mcloughlin route in any case because of what admits that the first stretch the Prime Minister could do if he of the Railway Linking birmingham to london was already over budget loses a motion of no confidence. By nearly £1 billion. Simply saying he was going to carry he also proposes opening the railway on, that a legislative route has a year late to try and save money. More certainty around it and a former hs2 director told me certainly can be acted on much more the £1 billion overspend was a conservative estimate, quickly. What is the problem with and internally teams knew it was a lot higher. Borisjohnson forcing quickly. What is the problem with Boris Johnson forcing through quickly. What is the problem with borisjohnson forcing through an another former hs2 director, ordeal brexit . What the problem with doug thornton, says it is is first of all some of the he often told government the budget wasnt realistic. Methods he is proposing using our com pletely u na cce pta ble i was briefing personally methods he is proposing using our completely unacceptable in my view. The idea for instance that he would the director at the department of transport, the head of property call a general election and have the at the department of transport general Election Campaign taking and the department of transports project representative team, place on the 31st of october through so, at that level, to the ist of november, so that the department knew. Whatever the result of that and all of these warnings crucially election, he will announce bad luck, before the first phase of hs2 had we have crashed out of the european been signed off by parliament. Union. That i think is a major as protesters occupy problem and of course what is also a fields and footpaths next fundamental problem is the question to a construction site, people will ask whether mps were misled. Of the legitimacy of him pushing no for all the opposition, deal. Because everyone will remember hs2 does have strong support, very clearly the statements made but the evidence weve seen not only three years ago by leading raises questions about whether this brexiteers like that the uk was to programme is value for money secure a fantastic trade deal but about transparency and trust. Because of the germans wanted to sell as bmws and the italians per and for the first time, this former hs2 manager is speaking out. Cycle. If he crashes out without no Andrew Bruces job was to work out deal at all we will have no how much all of the Land Agreement and we will not have all and property needed to build the first phase of the benefits of being in the the railway would cost. European union. He was not offering in the previous estimate, some that to people three years ago, he was not offering them food, fuel and properties had ridiculous values. So, youve got a school and the land around it for £782. 45. Medicine saw shortages which is yes. Government has said it could happen he improved the data and discovered ina no government has said it could happen in a no deal scenario. It is illegitimate for him to pursue that that aspect of the project would need an extra £2 billion. Asa illegitimate for him to pursue that as a way forward in respect of brexit. We heard his argument at the but he says hs2 sacked him just half weekend, he is talking about the an hour before he was due to present that uncomfortable truth to the department for transport. Fetish public, people watching you know, just want to get this done. I think parliament was misled. That is all very well. Crashing out i think were now having to spend in the 31st of october is notjust getting things done, what that is far more public taxpayers money doing is guaranteeing that on the ist of november we will all wake up on hsz than parliament thought to exactly the same problems in was going to be required. Terms of what is the way out of the hsz knew that months if not years before giving those European Union, in terms of the figures to parliament, and yet they went ahead and gave settle m e nt European Union, in terms of the settlement or the border between figures they knew to be ireland and Northern Ireland, and vastly underestimated. Any sunny uplands that borisjohnson might suggest there will be will be hs2 ltd said it did not recognise Andrew Bruces claims. Put on hold until we continue, until it strongly rejects the idea that a more accurate costing for land that issue continues to dominate our and property needed to build the railway was covered up. Press and our government for months the National Audit office if not years to come will stop thank investigated these allegations last you very much for your time. Good to year and cleared hs2 talk to you. Of any wrongdoing. Hs2 said it also faced extensive scrutiny from police in Northern Ireland say cctv parliamentary committees. Footage has revealed more than one thousand crimes committed on one ward of Muckamore Abbey the department for transport said hospital in county antrim. Like in any major complex programme, the incidents reportedly happened in delivery plans evolve over time. The Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit over the course of six months in 2017. But with the team appointed our ireland correspondent chris page by the government to review the scheme set to begin their work is in belfast for us. Tomorrow, its hard to say how high speed 2 will evolve deeply disturbing. What is the basis in the coming weeks. Of this investigation . Two years police in Northern Ireland say cctv footage has revealed more than 1,000 crimes committed on one ago, some families and vulnerable ward of Muckamore Abbey patients at Muckamore Abbey Hospital Hospital in county antrim. Went public with allegations that the incidents reportedly happened in those patients had and mistreated. A the Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit over the course of six months in 2017. Police investigation began. Muckamore abbey hospital is in cou nty Muckamore Abbey hospital is in county antrim, a few miles north of our ireland correspondent, chris page, sent us this update belfast. It provides treatment for from belfast. Two years ago some families people with Mental Health needs. Of vulnerable patients police have been looking at more than 300,000 hours of cctv footage at Muckamore Abbey hospital went public with allegations that those from the hospital and today they patients had been mistreated. A Police Investigation began. Have said they have identified 1500 Muckamore Abbey hospital is in county antrim, crimes in one word alone. It is the so a few miles north of belfast. Psychiatric intensive care unit. The it provides treatment for patients with severe learning difficulties and Mental Health needs. Next step in the investigation, the police say they are reaching out an police have been looking at more than 300,000 hours of cctv important stage. They have not brought any charges yet. They hire footage from the hospital, bringing that huge process they have and today theyve said that theyve identified 1500 crimes in one ward alone. Been going through, the cctv its the psychiatric footage. There have been nurses intensive care unit. Suspended at the hospital since the next step in the investigation, well, the police say november 2017 when the police they are reaching an important stage, they havent brought any investigation started in earnest. Charges yet, but they are coming the Police Suspect that number to to the end of that long process in which theyve been rise. According to the officer going through the cctv footage minute by minute. They say then they expect to call some people in for interview. Leading the investigation, her staff have seen some very traumatic there have been 20 members of staff, mainly nurses, suspended at the hospital since november 2017 events, a repeated pattern of mental when the Police Investigation and physical abuse. She has made the point because of the nature of these started in earnest. The police say they expect that patients conditions, they were number of suspended staff to rise. Unlikely to come forward themselves according to the officer and tell people what happened to leading the investigation, detective chief inspectorjill them. That is what makes that cctv duffy, her staff have seen some footage particularly important. Very traumatic events, a repeated pattern, she said, a british teenager has of mental and physical abuse, appeared in court in cyprus, accused of falsely claiming and she is also made the point that, she was gang raped by because of the nature of these 12 israeli tourists. Patients conditions, the 19 year old woman they were unlikely to come forward pleaded not guilty to causing public mischief. Themselves and tell anyone she was released on bail and ordered what happened to them, so that makes all that cctv footage particularly important. To surrender her passport until her a british teenager has appeared in court in cyprus, trial on october 2nd. Accused of falsely claiming her lawyers insist she withdrew her accusation under duress. She was gang raped by the son of the disabled artist alison lapper, 12 israeli tourists. Who posed for a famous Trafalgar Square sculpture whilst pregnant with him, has died. The 19 year old woman pleaded not guilty parys lapper died suddenly last to causing public mischief. Week, his family said. She was released on bail and ordered he was 19 years old. To surrender her passport until her his mother, who was born trial on october the second. With shortened legs and no arms, her lawyers insist she withdrew her posed nude for an artwork mounted on the squares fourth accusation under duress. Plinth in 2005. The son of the disabled the family has appealed to noisy artist alison lapper, motorbikers to escort parys who posed for a famous Trafalgar Square sculpture whilst on his finaljourney pregnant with him, has died. Parys lapper died suddenly last to worthing crematorium on thursday. Week, his family said. He was 19 years old. Documents seen by the bbc show his mother, who was born the government knew the hs2 rail with shortened legs and no arms, project was over budget three years ago. Posed nude for an artwork mounted the documents were written in 2016 on the squares fourth plinth in 2005. Before mps had signed off the first phase of the project the family has appealed to noisy which raises questions motorbikers to escort parys over whether parliament on his finaljourney was given the whole picture. Our transport correspondent to worthing crematorium on thursday. Tom burridge has this youre watching afternoon live exclusive report. Until very recently, we were told by ministers and bosses at hs2 that the programme to build these are our headlines the new High Speed Railway was on budget and on time. There is only one budget for hs2, and it is £55] billion. Opposition parties say they have but bbc news has obtained agreed to try to block documents which show that a no deal brexit by passing at least three years ago, legislation in parliament. Jeremy corbyn has written to tory the government knew that wasnt the case. Mps asking them to get on board. The damning documents, discovered by the bbc, the evidence weve got which suggest the government and hs2 knew the high speed hold of suggests you, railway was over budget and behind schedule years ago. The taxpayer whos funding it, a Police Investigation is underway didnt have the full picture. As shocking cctv footage reveals this letter was sent 1,500 crimes on one ward in may, 2016 to the then of a Northern Ireland hospital in the last two years. Chancellor george osborne. In sport, bolton and bury fans wait in it, the transport secretary at the time Patrick Mcloughlin admits that the first stretch a nervous wait as the look to of the Railway Linking birmingham to london was already over budget com plete ta keovers before by nearly £1 billion. He also proposes opening the railway a nervous wait as the look to complete takeovers before this evening to five oclock deadline. A year late to try and save money. They are hopeful despite a takeover a former hs2 director told me following through on saturday. The £1 billion overspend was a conservative estimate, and internally teams knew it was a lot higher. Another former hs2 director, doug thornton, says he often told government the budget wasnt realistic. I was briefing personally the director at the department of transport, the head of property at the department of transport Robert Snodgrass and the department of transports and Steven Naismith have returned project representative team, to the scotland squad for the euro so, at that level, 2020 qualifiers with russia and belgium the department knew. But there is no place for leigh and all of these warnings crucially griffiths. And kyle edmund begins his us open before the first phase of hs2 had campaign iin the next few hours, been signed off by parliament. He faces Pablo Andujar of spain. The pharmaceutical giant as protesters occupy johnson and johnson has been fined nearly half a billion pounds fields and footpaths next to a construction site, in the us, for its part people will ask in encouraging opioid use, whether mps were misled. Which has led to 400,000 deaths. The ruling in the state for all the opposition, of oklahoma is being seen as a test case for thousands hs2 does have strong support, more potential claimants. Johnson and johnson has descibed but the evidence weve seen not only the decision as flawed, and says it will appeal. Raises questions about whether this from the united states, peter bowes reports. Programme is value for money the scourge of Prescription Drug abuse. An Opioid Epidemic that has claimed almost 400,000 lives but about transparency and trust. In the us over two decades. Now a landmark ruling and for the first time, this former after the state of oklahoma accused hs2 manager is speaking out. Andrew bruces job was to work out Johnson Johnson of fostering how much all of the land the Opioid Crisis, creating a public and property needed to build nuisance by aggressively marketing the first phase of the railway would cost. The drugs to doctors and patients in the previous estimate, some as safe and effective properties had ridiculous values. While underplaying the dangers of addictive painkillers. So, youve got a school and the land around it for £782. 45. Johnson johnsons misleading marketing and promotion yes. Of opioids created a nuisance, he improved the data and discovered specifically the cause of opioid that aspect of the project would need an extra £2 billion. Crisis that is evidenced but he says hs2 sacked him just half an hour before he was due to present by an increase rates of addiction, that uncomfortable truth to the department for transport. Overdose deaths and neonatal abstinence syndrome. I think parliament was misled. Lawyers for the state hailed the ruling as a major victory, affirming the view thatjohnson i think were now having to spend far more public taxpayers Money Johnson are motivated by greed, maliciously and diabolically created on hsz than parliament thought was going to be required. The Opioid Epidemic. Hsz knew that months if not years before giving those figures Johnson Johnson was the kingpin behind the nations ongoing Opioid Crisis. To parliament, and yet they went ahead and gave figures they knew to be vastly underestimated. Reggie, a member of the legal team that tookJohnson Johnson to court lost his own son to opioids. Hs2 ltd said it did not recognise am i optimistic . Andrew bruces claims. No. It strongly rejects the idea that a more accurate costing for land and property needed to build the railway was covered up. The National Audit office investigated these allegations last year and cleared hs2 of any wrongdoing. Hs2 said it also faced extensive scrutiny from parliamentary committees. The department for transport said i think they will appeal this thing like in any major complex programme, delivery plans evolve over time. But with the team appointed and fight until hell freezes over. By the government to review the scheme set to begin their work tomorrow, its hard to say how but my boy was a survivor, high speed 2 will evolve and we are too. Johnson johnson says it in the coming weeks. Will appeal the ruling. The company insists it should not be held responsible youre watching afternoon live, for the Opioid Epidemic. We do not believe that the fact or the law supports the decision today. These are our headlines we have many strong grounds for appeal. And we intend to pursue Opposition Party leaders say those vigorously. Theyve made progress with over 2000 similar towards agreeing on a plan to prevent a no deal brexit. Opioid lawsuits currently documents seen by bbc news suggest pending across the us, that the government knew the hs2 project was over budget and probably this ruling could have far reaching behind schedule three years ago. A Police Investigation is underway implications for drug makers as shocking cctv footage reveals and a country still struggling 1500 crimes on one ward of a Northern Ireland hospital to contain the worst drug in the last two years. Crisis in its history. Peter bowes, bbc news. The brazillian president has called also coming up on the french president to row back are you a Glass Half Full on his suggestion that the amazon does not belong to brazil. Or glass half empty kind of person . Jair bolsonaro has been meeting how looking on the bright side with officials from the States Affected by the forest fires. Could lengthen your life. He called Emmanuel Macrons comments an insult and said he wouldnt accept the 22 million offered and in sport bolton and bury face by the g7 to help tackle a nervous wait to complete takeovers the fires in the amazon, before this evenings five oclock deadline which would until Emmanuel Macron secure their futures. Readdressed his comments. Administrators for bolton announcing over the weekend that a deal from sporting ventures had fallen through. Robert snodgrass changes to planning rules and Steven Naismith have returned to the scotland squad for the euro in england could see companies 2020 qualifiers with russia and belgium building taller phone masts. But there is no place for leigh its part of a wider government move to boost griffiths. The roll out of 5g networks and kyle edmund begins his Us Open Campaign iin the next few hours, and improve mobile coverage across britain, especially he faces Pablo Andujar of spain. In the countryside. Ministers have also launched a £30 million competition for rural commuities to host new 5g technology schemes. The digital secretary, nicky morgan, more to come on those stories at half past. I will see you then. Has been responding to questions more now on our main story about the maximum size Jeremy Corbyn has been meeting of the phone masts. With Opposition Leaders at the moment, the maximum is 25 they have agreed to use legislation to find a way metres in a non protected area, to stop a no deal brexit 20 metres in a protected area including the possibility like an area of outstanding of the labour leaders preferred option of a no confidence vote. Natural beauty. Lets speak now to plaid cymrus westminster leader, as i say, weve got liz saville roberts. To find that balance. Good afternoon to you. Are you all but if you end up having slightly taller masts, you could put more infrastructure on it which means that you could get rid of other masts agreed . There were certainly unit that have been an eyesore. And making sure we can have more clarity in the necessity of working building based masts nearer to roads, for example. Together. It is important to it is about finding that balance. Remember we are representatives of different parties, we have our own i know as a local member different parties, we have our own of parliament, i used different priorities but in this to get a lot of people say time in this place, this is the they objected to masts. Greatest emergency facing us and the actually, i dont get that so much need to start no deal brexit is what now because people do understand that need for connectivity. Is bringing us together. What was but we want to hear from people. That consultation will primarily discussed was the close in november. Legislative route and how that might it seems monty python be best employed, the sense that was right to advise us to look on the bright side of life that will bring them greatest number a Study Suggests optimists do live longer. Researchers in the us have of mps across all parties together, discovered optimistic people how that may be best employed and are more likely to have exceptional longevity living put into effect as soon as possible, to the age of 85 or more. With parliament returning next week. It is not the first time optimism has been linked to health benefits. How actually have you decided you people of an upbeat disposition have are going to do this, what is the previously been found to have a lower risk of heart legislative procedure . There is a conditions and premature death. Contact group working on this with a to be healthier, we should ditch cynism that is the view of Averil Leimon, sense of urgency, obviously, between the author of the positive psychology for dummies now and next week. There are a and positivity psychologist. Number of different routes. What is i spoke to her earlier. Already in the Public Domain is well, cynicism especially is really corrosive to your well being. Talking about the period that parliament would be in recess, is but i think for a long time weve that the best use of our time. And felt that being a bit negative what then are the methodologies and pessimistic was actually smarter, it proved available to us to express once your intelligence. When, in fact, being more optimistic again the house of commonss view is often more rational, that i no deal brexit is not the because in most instances life is better. Best way forward for the United Kingdom. My party of course would but we ignore a lot of that campaignfora to really focus on the negatives. Kingdom. My party of course would campaign for a peoples vote is the only way of having a clean you are here on a news channel, resolution for this and we would and we are purveying a lot of stuff campaign to remain. My colleague at the moment which some people would suggest is fairly nick eardley is saying that a number miserable, pretty downbeat. Ten source has told him that it is how should we treat that . Well, i think its right Jeremy Corbyn and associates trying that at certain times there are more negatives, there are more pressures, and i think a lot of people are feeling quite concerned, to. Is that fair . It is utterly shall we say, without getting into more details again. But, whatever the circumstances, and utterly perverse that the prime we have that responsibility to live minister of the United Kingdom would be seeking to use methods that in the upper levels of our optimism fundamentally undermine the way we because that way we tend run democracy in this country. He is to act and take control and make a difference. Talking about pirogue in parliament. Does it mean that people prefer lets ta ke talking about pirogue in parliament. Lets take a step back, this is not to be with optimistic people normal. This is not the way my because they are by nature ministers behave. When we have a well, are they more cheerful . More optimistic people are more Prime Minister who is prepared to likely to have good relationships. Use executive elite of the cabinet and so that is one of the factors to ta ke use executive elite of the cabinet to take the house of commons, to ta ke to take the house of commons, to that mitigate against the ill take parliament and the country, the effects of stress, in that four nations of the United Kingdom you have a support system. More pessimistic people might well equally out of the eu, against the fall out with people. And, similarly, optimists, will of parliament, he is by looking after themselves better, by having a greater impact on life, fundamentally undermining our democracy and setting up a dangerous do a lot to maintain a really good existence. Precedent for the future. It is in can you fake it . This time and place, it is our duty im a psychologist, to make sure that sovereignty, we so if you fake and you smile at me we re to make sure that sovereignty, we and you dont mean it, were talking about taking back i can tell. Can you . Control, that all these are i mean, what is it respected and not undermined by the what are the giveaways on that one . Prime minister. It is not the case well, often there is that smile which never reaches the eyes. And just genuineness is number ten are arguing, youre as you dont need to be a psychologist leaving the eu. It is now three to know if people are being genuine. Saying, hey, have a lovely day yea rs leaving the eu. It is now three years since the referendum. What the you know, its meaningless, and i think thats one of the reasons we dont Prime Minister is proposing is to like optimism it ta ke Prime Minister is proposing is to take us out with a no deal brexit. sounds too happy clappy. But look at every day wa nt to take us out with a no deal brexit. want to know what you think, is it the number of good things that just about staying in the eu, is actually happened to you, this really what is at the heart of the things have to be grateful for, and thats really what enables us this . There is a majority of to go out the next day and do parliamentarians who do not want to leave on a no deal brexit, i wish it all again. But can you persuade yourself in the morning, im going to be cheerful today, and we would campaign for a peoples im going to be upbeat vote and we will campaign to remain can you do that . In europe. There are other parliamentarians who wish other outcomes. What the Prime Minister is threatening at this place and time, it is a training that some of us, and im a bit off the scale, is to. For the first time in my admittedly, but then generation we have stopped working there are good habits on little party interests, we are to get into looking at and framing, you know, cognitive behavioural psychology prepared to come together. I believe has done a lot on this, framing things as to what is the that to be our duty. Thank you very best in this situation, and what have i got that i can bring to bear to cause a success here . Much. And optimists are a bit indomitable. It seems monty python they will keep trying was right to advise us to look until they get a solution. On the bright side of life a Study Suggests pessimists you might think are more logical, they go, optimists do live longer. Well, this is rubbish, researchers in the us have im not going to try. Discovered optimistic people so you want optimists working for you because theyll give are more likely to have exceptional it a go, their minds are more open longevity living to the age of 85 or more. To problem solving, and they will be healthier. It is not the first time optimism and if youre optimistic you might has been linked to health benefits. Even live longer as well . People of an upbeat disposition have yeah. Previously been found now, this is a report to have a lower risk of heart thats just come out, its not the first. Conditions and premature death. Thats if you wanted to. Well, if youre happy Averil Leimon is the author and healthy you are of the positive psychology going to want to live for dummiesand positivity longer, and we know that optimists are likely to stay in Better Health, psychologist she joins me now. Partly because they take the advice. They might do it a number of times but thank you. The bottom line is ditch they will have a go whereas pessimists will say, why should i give up smoking or go on a diet . The cynicism . Cynicism especially is so optimists will actually be healthier, probably have a happier existence and then be really corrosive to your well being. Happy to live longer. Are you born one way but i think for a long time we have or the other and its all about felt that being a bit negative and training . Pessimistic was actually smarter, it proved intelligence when in fact even if it was, and i was very being more optimistic is often more disappointed to find that in my dna rational because in most instances, test it said this person is likely life is better. But we ignore a lot to be a happy person, and i thought, i thought id done that for myself of that to really focus on the but even then. Its in your dna . Negatives. You are here on a news its apparently in my dna that ill be happy, so i get no channel and we are purveying a lot credit at all. Of stuff at the moment which some but even if 50 of you is determined by nature, youve people would suggest is fairly got 50 left, and we probably think 10 are to do miserable, pretty downbeat. How with circumstances, should we treat that . I think it is so right that at certain times there if youve got bad circumstances that will affect you, you may come through that, but youve still got are more negatives, more precious andi are more negatives, more precious and i think a lot of people are 40 of your nature where you can feeling quite concerned. But change behaviours and therefore change emotions. And its not about becoming the most positive person, whatever the circumstances, we have its aboutjust lifting it a bit that responsibility to live in the at a time, byjust seeing things upper levels of our optimism because more constructively. That way we tend to act and take control and make a difference. Does globally, pets consume about it mean that people prefer to be 20 of the worlds meat and fish and that has a considerable impact with optimistic people because they are by nature, or are they, more in terms of use of land, water, fossil fuels, phosphates and pesticides. Now the british veterinary cheerful . More optimistic people are association thinks food partly based more likely to have good on another source could be relationships and that is what the way forward. But, as our environment analyst like one of the factors that Roger Harrabin reports theres a question pet owners mitigates against stress, in that you have a support system. More need to ask themselves. Pessimistic people might fall out with people. Similarly optimists by looking after themselves better do a lot to maintain a really good existence. Can you fake it . I am a would you feed your cat or dog on these . The British Vet Association psychologist, so if you fake can say they are ideal for your vet. Smile at me and dont mean i can these . The British Vet Association say they are ideal for your vetm is an exciting future for insect. Tell. What are the giveaways on that there is a fantastic Opportunity One . Often there is the smile that here to look at insects is providing never reaches the eyes and just an alternative source of some of the genuineness. You do not need to be a psychologist to know if people are nutrient ingredients we use in our pet food diets. The ingredients are being genuine. It is meaningless. That is one of the reasons we do not produced in this fast insect farm in like optimism. Every day the number southern holland. It is uncomplaining workers are black of good things that happen to you anything the things you have to be soldier fly uncomplaining workers are black soldierfly is. Uncomplaining workers are black soldier fly is. They are not fussy what they eat and the grabs that grateful for, anything the things you have to be gratefulfor, and anything the things you have to be grateful for, and that is really hatch from eggs are highly what enables us to go out the next nutritious. These marks on the day and do it all again. Can you perspex are black soldier fly eggs. Persuade yourself in the morning, i am going to be cheerful today. Can you do that . It is a training that this is a demonstration pod, the main Breeding Centre behind me. It some of us are a bit off the scale. Is top secret, it is an industrial process , we is top secret, it is an industrial process, we are not allowed there there are good habits to get into. But i can see it is bigger than an olympic Swimming Pool and it is cognitive behavioural psychology has absolutely full of black soldier fly done a lot of work on this, framing is. The idea of farming place for what is best in this situation. What pet food is to reduce the impact of cani what is best in this situation. What can i bring to bear to cause a meat production on the earth and on success in here. Optimists will keep the climate. Everywhere we are trying until they get a solution. Heating up the planet and we are eating everything so we have to give pessimists you might think a more something back. We have to feed logical, they will not try. You want optimists working for you because people, nutritionally. So we need their minds are more open to problem alternatives so this is our prime solving and they will be healthier. Focus is to lower the footprint of if you are optimistic, you might even live longer as well. This is a the society. The larvae eat food waste, they use a fraction of of the report that has just come out. If you are happy and healthy, you are land and water of cows and produce much lower green gas emissions. You going to want to live longer and we know optimists are more likely to have got different coloured grabs you, why are they different colours . Stain Better Health partly because you can tell by the colour of the they take the advice. Pessimists age of the larvae and the later ones might say, why should i give up are younger. The darker colour smoking and go on a diet. Optimists indicate that they are a bit older, will actually be healthier, probably about 20 days old now. Ground up la rva e have a happier existence and then be about 20 days old now. Ground up larvae are fed to fish, pigs and happy to live longer. Is it all chickens. Dogs and cats are a growing market. But you pets about training . Even if it was, and actually like insect based food . I was disappointed to find that my dna test said i was likely to be a she definitely likes it. She is usually fussy either heater. Happy person. It is apparently in my dna that i will be happy. Even if 50 of you is determined by nature, she definitely likes it. She is usually fussy either heater. She likes the fact of settings and waiting and the fact that she ate it you have 50 left and we probably as quickly as she did shows that she really likes it. This food is think 10 will be dealing with expensive and it may stay that way circumstances. If you have bad until the insect industry expands circumstances, it will affect you, but for some dog owners it will be worth it. It appeals to me because i but you still have 40 of your nature where you can change behaviours and therefore change emotions and it is not about ama worth it. It appeals to me because i am a vegan. I wrestle with the fact that i have to kill animals to feed becoming the most positive person, it is about lifting it a bit at a animals to feed my dog. And big time by seeing things more animals to feed my dog. And big animals are eating a lot of grain that are causing a lot of the constructively. Really happy you are here. Thank you very much. Nice to problems so an insect based diet makes a lot of sense to me. Most pet see you. You are watching afternoon food is based on offal which people live. In the uk dont like at the vets say changes to planning rules in england could see companies that if dogs eat insects instead, it building taller phone masts. Its part of a wider government move to boost frees up that awful to people who do the roll out of 5g networks and improve mobile coverage like it. Offal. Across britain, especially in the countryside. Ministers have also launched a £30 million competition for rural commuities to host new 5g technology schemes. The digital secretary, nicky morgan, has been responding to questions time for a look at the weather. About the maximum size of the phone masts. At the moment, the maximum is 25 lets talk about the rain in spain. Metres in a non protected area, 20 metres in a protected area like an area of outstanding it has done a good job on the plane natural beauty. In the last 24 errors. These are the as i say, weve got to find that balance. Thunderstorms that broke out but if you end up having slightly taller masts, yesterday. Someone has tweeted that you could put more infrastructure on it which means that you could get rid of other masts it matches your address. that have been an eyesore. Yesterday. Someone has tweeted that it matches your address. I dress for the climate. I make an effort. It and making sure we can have more building based masts nearer to roads, for example. All went quiet as it went into the it is about finding that balance. Small errors but we are getting i know as a local member reports now that parts of the of parliament, i used to get a lot of people say balearics, particularly majorca, they objected to masts. Highest level for the damage actually, i dont get that so much now because people do understand thunderstorms will cause this that need for connectivity. But we want to hear from people. Afternoon. To give you an idea the that consultation will type of weather these storms have been producing. That is madrid close in november. Yesterday. It is like a clean up while people in the uk have after a good old snowstorm. We also been basking in the sunshine, had some phenomenal rain in madrid. Its been a very different in normally sunny spain. Imean, had some phenomenal rain in madrid. I mean, that isjust ridiculous, i do not know how anyone anyone managed to stand with that much it is august. What is your first water. That is pretty epic, that is thought when you look at that . My not a river bursting, that is first look at that is like it is a rainfall. It looks like a plume of slushy ski resort. That was madrid smoke, that is pulling up dust, it isa smoke, that is pulling up dust, it is a tornado swirling and that is in yesterday. Hailstones down with such malaga. That is remarkable. Is that a force and you can see, it is a the because they have had the heat proper clean upjob we have had . A force and you can see, it is a proper clean up job they had to do the because they have had the heat we have had . That is right. The there, shovels are out. It caused a lot of disruption, flights being nicest way to kind of show that it diverted. Lets take a look at what the moment is the satellite picture. The storms look like when they this is what is happening today. Started to break out across spain. Here are the thunderstorms breaking it looks like the map is catching out now. Germany has gone to the fire. These flashes that are hard to highest level as well for a pick out, these are the lightning localised thunderstorms and there have been some reports of railway strikes. This great big plume across stations being struck, there is disruption to transport there as spain are now shifting out across well. We are on the edge of that the balearics. Some trouble out there today. 45 millimetres of rain more lively plume. Similar temperatures to germany and parts of in the airport in one error, so spain through the weekend, 33 was a flights are grounded and we have some footage as well of the record breaking bank holiday weekend. As that plume works its way flooding. In madrid, i think that is up weekend. As that plume works its way up and things settle, things that go insane. The amount of water running bump in the night for us tonight. Down those streets. That is just well we have thunderstorms as well. Because of the intensity of thunderstorms yesterday will stop well we have thunderstorms as well. We have got the heat, we have that and lets finish off, here is where the system pushing in from the west. They are showing up on our malaga. A tornado. Tornado. We radar, i will not show you that. It is deceptive because if sometimes the weather is warm, the does not havent got the actual image in this footage. It was tearing down power hit the ground. We see hefty as lines. That is a real punchy set of storms. Showers fringing into Eastern England and later on across the theyve had some pretty intense north east of england and east eastern scotland. Could be like the heat, it ties in what we are looking ones reported in everything. Again, at closer to home. We had the heat in the bank holiday, record breaking bank holiday, not just for august, 33 celsius. All flash flooding overnight and disruption for tomorrow and it is temperatures are set to go down as still very warm and humid across we go through the rest of this week central and eastern areas as we and it is because we are going to start up. It will look different see thunderstorms. Satellite hey, from the get go. Finally, a weather front coming in from the west will showers, thudding it doesnt look herald some freshening weather. It is damp and dank tomorrow morning, great and on the top end of the many areas will see rain for some plane, looks innocuous at the moment, some cloud that is going to time. With the cloud around, already develop into some showers to us overnight tonight, still pretty toasty warm across central and cooler. 23, 24. For the rest of the eastern areas at the moment. Again, 33 possible today, comparable to week, three goes the cold front and for some people may be a sigh of sunday and bank holiday monday. To get into the cooler air we need to relief, temperatures averaging at get into the cooler air we need to get behind her, it is a slowjob, the high teens. 24, 25, but we open through this evening and overnight, the high teens. 24, 25, but we open things go bump in the night, we the door to the cold front. We open the door to the cold front. We open could see some showers breaking out, the door to these coming in from the even the chance the rain at ib that atlantic. Most of them stay towards the north west so we will see showers for scotland and northern i put, we could see similar titles ireland, further south it looks to that. A beef airport. Right across england. Not quite as maybe even damaging hail before they uncomfortably hot. Tonight, chuck out to the north sea. Not a great night, 17 celsius is your thunderstorms. Overnight life. Not one to be hiding under the duvet. Tomorrow, does not look well defined, here is the cooler air behind. Wednesday already from the start looks breeze different most people. It is misty and murky. Some by the end of the this is bbc news our latest headlines day and even with the car, 24 opposition parties say they have agreed to try to block a no deal brexit by passing celsius in london. Almost 10 degrees legislation in parliament. Down on the weekend. In we go to the Jeremy Corbyn has written to tory cooler air for the rest of the week. Mps asking them to get on board. It is quite a different story for the damning documents some of us between monday and discovered by the bbc, friday. Once we move, we are in the which suggest the government, and hs2, knew the high speed cooler air then, shuffle the men, railway was over budget and behind schedule years ago. A Police Investigation low pressure is rolling through to the north. Not all doom and gloom, is underway as shocking cctv footage still seeing temperatures in the mid reveals 15,000 crimes on one ward of a Northern Ireland hospital to low 20s but windier at the end of in the last two years. The government wants to change planning rules in england to help the day and there will be some rain mobile phone companies installing 5g around in the north, particularly broadband in rural areas. For west of scotland later on in the a half a billion dollarfine week. What a lot of change. Well the for Pharmaceutical Company johnson and johnson, warmth comeback . Over its role in the opioid addiction crisis some signals, but not as intensely in the united states. In the next few weeks. I always bank on that when it is back to school, sport now on afternoon you have got your newjumper, and live withjohn watson. Thatis you have got your newjumper, and that is bound to be a heatwave. And that 5pm deadline both bolton there are some signs it will get and bury Football Clubs is fast approaching . Warm again in the first two weeks of september. Do not put your vest on yet. Anki. Absolutely. 90 minutes now to go for that is my top tip. Bury and bolton to secure a deal to safeguard their futures, some 280 yea rs safeguard their futures, some 280 years between them of history. Numerous fa cup wins. But no further updates, certainly for bolton, since the statement which came out this morning from their administrators who said the club was my future remains in doubt. They said at around nine oclock this morning that they were hopeful of positive outcomes. Still no news about a potential takeover at the moment. This is bbc news our latest headlines. The deal they had on the table fell Opposition Party leaders say theyve through over the weekend, leaving made progress towards agreeing on a plan to prevent a no deal the club on the brink of brexit. The damning documents, liquidation. For bury, calls for discovered by the bbc, which suggest the government and hs2 greater optimism with a viable bed knew the High Speed Railway looking likely to go through. We was over budget and behind schedule years ago. Have the latest. A Police Investigation is under way as shocking cctv footage reveals 1500 crimes on one ward its its a club steeped in history but now bolton are on the brink. At foot of a Northern Ireland hospital five oclock today the Football League faces losing one of its in the last two years. The government wants to change founding members. All fans can do planning rules in england to help now is wait and hope. Im stood mobile phone companies installing 5g beside the statue and he has a tear in his eye because none of us have seen this. We dont have a right to broadband in rural areas. Win anything bit we are here and we just want a Football Club to support. That is all we ask. Cant sport now on afternoon live withjohn watson. A big day for both bolton sleep, itsjust support. That is all we ask. Cant sleep, its just unbelievable. Support. That is all we ask. Cant sleep, itsjust unbelievable. Not only for the Football Team as well, and bury Football Clubs and the club, but the people who work here, they are losing their hours left . Jobs and everything. Itsjust not fair. At the end of the day, at five oclock when that bell tolls, there theres just two and half hours could be the end of bolton to go for bury and bolton to secure wanderers. As fans, supporters, when deals to safeguard their futures. Administrators for the latter hopeful of a positive outcome despite revealing over the weekend we go from here . Until recently a takeover had fallen bolton were premier League Regulars through, leaving them with star signings. An 11 year stay on the brink of liquidation. In the top flight came to an end in for bury, i think cause for greater optimism with a viable bid still on the table. 2012 and relegation sparked a Katie Gornall reports. Decline. This year, fans have its a club steeped in history but now bolton are on the brink. Protested against the club was mac at five oclock today, the Football League faces losing one owners as boltons financial of its founding members. All fans can do now problems worsened. On saturday a is wait and hope. Ta ke problems worsened. On saturday a take of a collapsed and barring a were stood beside nats statue dramatic Late Development administrators say they will begin and hes got a tear in his eye closing down the club tomorrow. And because none of us have seen this. Bolton are not the only club we dont have a right to win fighting for survival. This morning, anything, but were here, just ten miles away in bury, we just want a Football Club to support. Volu nteers just ten miles away in bury, volunteers arrived to get the thats all we ask. Stadium ready for the weekend, i cant sleep. Its just unbelievable. Should match go ahead. Bury are yet to kick a ball this season because not only for the Football Team of their financial plight, and also as well and the club, you know, have until five this evening to but people who work in, theyre com plete have until five this evening to complete a takeover or they will be losing theirjobs and everything. Thrown out the league. These are two itsjust not fair. Clu bs thrown out the league. These are two clubs with hundreds of years history between them and nowjust hours to at the end of the day at five secure their future. Today would oclock, when that bell tolls, it could be the end of bolton have been matts 94th birthday. Wanderers. Bolton wanderers as we know it, as fans, supporters. Where do we go from here . Until recently, Bolton Bolton fans hope it is a day that were premier League Regulars ends on a high. With star signings such as Jay Jay Okocha and world cup aaron ramsey has withdrawn from the wales squad against azerbaijan. He winner youri djorkaeff. An 11 year stay in the top flight hasnt played a full game since a came to an end under owen coyle in 2012 and a relegation hamstring injury in april. He has made only one appearance of the brands since his transfer to the sparked a decline. Event is. Backin event is. Back ina event is. Back in a friendly. Snodgrass and this year, fans have protested against the clubs naismith returned to the scotland owners as boltons squad for the qualifiers with russia financial problems worsen. And belgium next month. Snodgrass on saturday, a bid collapsed who started once for west ham this and barring a dramatic Late Development, administrators say season, has not featured for they will begin closing down the club tomorrow. Bolton arent the only club scotla nd season, has not featured for scotland since a year ago, but fighting for survival. This morning, just ten manager steve clarke said the miles away in bury, 31 year old was very clean there we re 31 year old was very clean there volunteers arrived to get were keen to resume playing after the stadium ready for the weekend, should the match go ahead. His recent hiatus. Scotland are fourth in their qualifying group. Bury are yet to kick a ball this season because the sam skinner will miss the rugby of their financial plight and also have until five this world cup after a hamstring injury evening to complete on saturday. He limped off during a takeover or they will be thrown out of the league. Nat lofthouse charges the 1714 in and that is boltons second goal. On saturday. He limped off during the 17 14 win at murrayfield. It has these are two clubs with hundreds of years of history been decided he wouldnt have between them and nowjust hours recovered quickly enough to play a meaningful part in the tournament in to secure their future. Today would have been japan. Glasgow warriors tim swinson nat lofthouses 94th birthday, bolton fans will hope it is a day willjoin up as cover with gregor that ends on a high. Townsend needing his final squad we will keep you updated on any next tuesday. Day two at the us open start developments throughout the afternoon. Aaron ramsey has withdrawn shortly. Kyle edmund gets his from the wales squad for the Euro Campaign under against the spaniard. 2020 qualifying match against azerbaijan next month. Ramsey has not played a full match since injuring sta n eva ns a hamstring playing campaign under against the spaniard. Stan evans and Johanna Konta are for arsenal in april. Already through to the second round. He has made only one appearance off the bench the 30 seed reach the fourth round since his transfer tojuventus, in a friendly. Robert snodgrass and in 2016 but lost in the first round Steven Naismith return to the scotland squad for the home last year. He won three of last six euro 2020 qualifiers with russia and belgium next month. Snodgrass, who has started once to matches since being knocked out for west ham this season, in the second round build on. Hasnt featured for scotland that is all from the sport for now. Since a friendly loss to belgium a year ago, but manager steve clarke ill that is all from the sport for now. Ill be back later. Said the 31 year old was very keen to resume playing after his recent hiatus. Thank you very much. Scotland are fourth two teenage sisters in their qualifying group with are being praised for rescuing a man six points from four games. And a child from drowning off the coast of aberdeenshire. Isla noble and her sister eilidh the scotland lock sam skinner aged 15 and 14 heard cries will miss the Rugby World Cup after suffering a hamstring injury in saturdays win over france. For help while swimming near fraserburgh yesterday the exeter chiefs second row limped off during the 17 14 win afternoon, before deciding to help. At murrayfield, and it has been earlier i spoke with decided that he would not recover the siblings from their home. We were paddling and we saw them quickly enough to play a meaningful part in the tournament injapan. Glasgow warriors second row deeper out than we were, tim swinson willjoin up with the Training Group as cover, the toddler was on the shoulders, with Gregor Townsend naming his final squad next tuesday. We thought they were having a laugh. The little boy was screaming. But then we noticed they started day two of the us open starts in the next few hours, going out deeper and the mum british number one kyle edmund gets his Campaign Underway started shouting for help, against spaniard Pablo Andujar. As he was taking his press fellow Brits Dan Evans as he was on top of the water. And joanna konta are already we realise he was in trouble. Through to the second round. What did you do then . The 30th seed reached the fourth i started to run out, round in 2016 but lost in round one last year. To take the lie low he has won three of his last six tour matches since being knocked out for her to take it back in. In the second round at wimbledon. I went and got the phone. Thats all the sport for now. And when you got out there, he was exhausted . We will keep you up to date with any he could not swim any more, of the developments regarding bury he was trying to hold his son up but he was getting pushed under. And bolton today. Thank you very much. I took the son first and put him up on the lilo and then as i pulled him up, the dad, he kind of came up so i make sure that he was leaning Opposition Leaders on it, took his weight. And Cross Party Mps have launched he is unconscious, you must have a Church House Declaration had the worst thoughts going through your mind at historic westminster location. At that moment. When he was lying on the beach, there was foam coming out yesterday there was legal advice publish many of you will have seen, of his mouth and his fingers and his feet were blue. Which challenges the lawfulness of what did you do . The attempt by the Prime Minister to we took a towel on top of him parade parliament and im sure there will be others who are looking at to try and heat him up the legal aspects of that sort of because he was shivering bed dangerous tactic. Our view is through mumbled speech he was saying that he was too hot. Stra ig htforwa rdly dangerous tactic. Our view is straightforwardly is that parliament should decide this matter it should when i try to put on the towel, he said no, no. Have the right to meet and that is we put it on that he started why many of us did support the to slowly speak again. Recall of parliament, an initiative i wonder what he had to say to you. He spoke to us when he went that i fully supported, parliament should have the right to meet, it away in the chopper, his speech was much better than. Should have the right to meet, it should ensure that its proper debate of the issue and the parliament the school are thrilled, and people are saying you should get medals. Should eventually decide. We are hoping by the work that we are doing we are just glad to help really. Together to ensure that we can achieve the most appropriate parliamentary mechanism to prevent a wejust had to. No deal and to ensure that, yes, the instinct kicked in, really. Democratic wishes we believe of parliament itself should be adhered to. Ijust give this warning to you get home after the trip to the beach and the family say borisjohnson, prime what happened, what did you say . To. Ijust give this warning to Boris Johnson, Prime Ministers to. Ijust give this warning to borisjohnson, Prime Ministers come and Prime Ministers go, but actually ido and Prime Ministers go, but actually i do not think we have seen a Prime Minister like this he has the after he was in the recovery potential to threaten the very position, a nurse came walking nature of our democracy who has on the beach and she knew what to do. I ran our parents because they were further up the beach to tell the potential. Applause them what had happened and they were shocked, they were not expecting us to say that. And i warn him that we will not stand aside and let that happen and exactly as the declaration says, we will use whatever methods is who would . Necessary to prevent that happening, i expect they were more than shocked, i bet they were really proud. To secure the democratic rights of yes. Come off the fence. Our constituencies, to be heard how have your parents responded . Through their mps but also to secure they must be thrilled. The future of our country against such a reckless act. Solidarity. They are really proud and happy that we reacted so quickly applause and use our instinct rather thanjust phoning them or something John Mcdonnell hey, lets say the and reacting on what we thought was best at the time. Im going to ask you both one leader of the opposition, smp, Ian Blackford. Question, i want a quick answer. The blackford. The hmm where you a hero yesterday . Blackford. The hmm this amount of effort has gone in. A tremendous. We are not i tried to be. You both were. Good to stand back and allow Boris Johnson without a mandate in an i tried as well. Undemocratic manner dry the United Kingdom of the cliff edge, to do enormous damage to our communities and we put that interview out on when we know when there is no such twitter as well. Theres been a response from the National Emergency thing as a good brexit, when we know services from memorial team, they are backing the idea of the day to that a no deal brexit will have remember those serving in the catastrophic consequences for our economy, for our communities. There emergency services. And they have said they will be writing to the is that sense of responsibility that Royal Humane Society to suggest an we all have, we have to be honest award. As they say, they should be with the people of the united incredibly proud of themselves. Kingdom, that we face an enormous congratulations to both girls fought challenge, that the default position that remarkable rescue. Is that we leave the European Union Opposition Mps are launching what is being called the Church House Declaration ona no is that we leave the European Union on a no deal basis at the end of which promises to ensure the voices of parliament and the public are heard during the brexit period. October. I have to say to you as some mps have criticised colleagues and as friends, i am borisjohnson for refusing to rule proud of what happened this morning. Out shutting down parliament to achieve a no deal brexit when he was interviewed all of us as opposition parties laid at the g7 this weekend. Out differences at the door, because the shadow chancellor issued this warning to the Prime Minister. We recognise the scale of the challenge that collectively we face. Illjust give this warning to Boris Johnson. You know, Prime Ministers come and Prime Ministers go. And move aside anyone who does not but actually i dont think weve ever seen a Prime Minister like this work in the collective fashion, because we face a significant who has the potential to threaten challenge over the next few weeks. What we have in the government of the very nature of our democracy. The uk is an administration that is prepared to stop at nothing to take jo swinson, leader of the liberal democrats, was also at the declaration us out of the European Union, and described a no deal without a mandate, with a prime brexit as undemocratic. Minister so that was put in place by we know that the no deal that the government is heading conservative members of parliament. Towards is in itself i conservative government that has anti democratic. Been taken over by a clique, driven there is no mandate in our country by ideology, that is simply not for a no deal brexit. Prepared to accept the damaging it was not on offer in 2016. Consequences of what brexit is going to do. They are prepared to shut down parliament. They are prepared to take away the rights of in a moment well have parliamentarians. We must stand the latest business news. First a look at the headlines together. We are in for the fight of on afternoon live opposition parties say they have agreed to try to block our lives. And that unity that we a no deal brexit by passing legislation in parliament. Jeremy corbyn has written to tory have in the opposition parties and, mps asking them to get on board. Yes, with colleagues in the the damning documents conservative benches as well, that recognises what is going on, gives discovered by the bbc, which suggest the government, and hs2, knew the high speed us the opportunity to stop boris railway was over budget and behind schedule years ago. Johnson in his tracks. When you a Police Investigation is underway as shocking cctv footage consider that the governments early reveals 15,000 crimes on one ward of a Northern Ireland hospital in the last two years. Analysis indicates that a no deal brexit would have an impact on the economy that is four times the scale of the impact that the financial crisis, and that is sobering, when the government has admitted that it heres your business headlines on afternoon live. Is going to imperil the supply of the uks going to decide by the end of the year, food and medicine and then a whether itll exclude huawei document that was released through from the roll out of 5g services. The sunday times last week, that hundreds of thousands of people run the compays been accused of having close links the risk of having difficulties with to the chinese government. Its denied that, and it says its equipment cant their water supply. Friends, this be used for snooping. The risk of having difficulties with theirwater supply. Friends, this is a government that is threatening the an American Court has ordered security of our citizens. We should the drugmakerJohnson Johnson to pay almost £470 million be under no illusion of the scale of for its part in fuelling the challenge that we face. Working the countrys Opioid Crisis. Together, we can stop this. We can its the first case find a safe landing place, working of its kind to go to trial. The firm says it will appeal. Together we will win. We will get to parents are spending so much money to get their children a situation that all of us as mps onto the housing ladder they are now among the biggest lenders in the uk. Protect the economic, the social and the cultural interests of our citizens and we will simply not the figures from legal and general say the average contribution this allow borisjohnson to year is more than £24,000 citizens and we will simply not allow Boris Johnson to take away our giving a National Total democratic rights. Thank you. Of more than £6 billion. Applause Ian Blackford speaking at church house which has been chosen because it is giving the symbolic role as an Great British bake off alternative venue to parliament. Now jo swinson. Starts again tonight. Thank you for coordinating this it is the tenth series and these are declaration and bringing us together thejudges and today here in this historic it is the tenth series and these are the judges and the hosts of the building. Thank you to all of the show, as a lot of people will know. It is one of the most popular and members of parliament who have come here from all corners of britain to successful reality tv shows this make the point clearly that country has produced. It is seen all the way around the world. In the parliament will not stand by while format has been sold to producers around the world as well. Figures the Prime Minister sends our country suggest that during the time bake of into a catastrophic no deal brexit is on we spell £12 million a month and takes away the rights of people to have their voices heard. We note in baking ingredients. But to confirm that a bloke who knows about that the no deal that the government is heading towards is in itself this. Is a technical term, taken anti democratic. There is no mandate from the latin. James bone is the buying manager for baking at the supermarket waitrose. In our country for a no deal brexit. Thank you forjoining us. Is that it was not on offer in 2016. And to u pta ke thank you forjoining us. Is that uptake and spending still happening . Absolutely, big fans of the show at make it even worse, the prime waitrose and we always see an uptake minister now threatens to silence this time of year, particularly when parliament, the place where people it gets going. It is a drive for have their voices heard. And thejob people to get out and have a go, and that we all do to represent our we see that directly resulting in an increase in sales from product on our shelves. As a rather strict constituents is important to give voice to them. To my constituent, a non baker our shelves. As a rather strict non ba ker myself, it our shelves. As a rather strict non baker myself, it strikes me that sticking and other than on in the middle of a really hot summer isnt doctor who came to my advice surgery because he was worried about the really going to appeal to people. What is behind the uptake . governments no deal planning for really going to appeal to people. What is behind the uptake . I think the show itself is filmed over the his area of nuclear medicine, and summer, so you get the outdoor shots what that would mean for the number and celebrations outdoors, eating of Cancer Screening and treatment that could be provided. For the with baking ingredients. But i think people who are concerned, having the weather at this time of year is not as always as good as it looked at the governments own analysis of what no deal means, that currently is, and we are facing into they are concerned about shortages shorter days, longer nights, and it of food in the supermarkets, they isa shorter days, longer nights, and it are concerned about whether they can is a ten week series so it is starting now but we do see that get their prescriptions filled. And general call to action, returned although we are here from scotland, from summer holidays, real interest england and wales today, it is also in baking and entertaining and enjoying that at home with children, important that the people in friends, family. We are all meant to Northern Ireland have a voice. I be more mindful of our waistlines think about my visit just a and General Health when it comes to food, doesnt that play into the bay fortnight ago, listening to a young of effect . If you are baking woman at the border between Northern Ireland and the republic of ireland, talking to me about how she something yourself you are acutely aware of the ingredients you are using, soi aware of the ingredients you are using, so i think that plays into remembered her sisters telling her that pointer and baking being a that one day when school when celebration, that credit, debit style of live tile while people take those choices themselves. People they went to school, their school wa nt to those choices themselves. People want to cook something fabulous with bags had to be checked at the interesting ingredients, but they may choose to debit elsewhere in checkpoint. She grew up in a terms of what they eat. But we see Northern Ireland that did not have that because she grew up in a the trend very much about climate of peace. But the fear in entertaining, enjoying baking, and i think of course we have traditional that community and in particular in ba kers think of course we have traditional bakers who bake regularly, but the those border communities is great thing about the show at this time of year is the call to action palpable. They are not making it up. For pick people who perhaps dont they are genuinely worried about have the time or dont feel they have the time or dont feel they have the time or dont feel they have the time, and they like seeing what might happen, particularly if those bakers on television. They are we crash out without a deal. Jo a great Cross Section of society and swinson that the church has we can all relate to them, and i cross party swinson that the church has cross party event. We will keep an think people failing on the eye on that and update you later on. Programme as well as winning actually helps us cope with, want to now it is time ta ke actually helps us cope with, want to take some of those challenges and for the business. Try something new. Will you be heres your business tuning in this evening . Absolutely, headlines on afternoon live. Eight oclock this evening. Tuning in this evening . Absolutely, eight oclock this evening. Thank you forjoining us. The uks going to decide by the end of the year, whether itll exclude huawei from the roll out of 5g services. Well move on. The companys been accused of having close links to the chinese government. There are more children its denied that and it says its equipment cant be used for snooping. In care and with foster parents in england than there have ever been and a growing number of them have been placed an American Court has ordered there by independent agencies, the drugmakerJohnson Johnson rather than local councils. To pay almost £470 million but new figures suggest just three for its part in fuelling private fostering agencies the countrys Opioid Crisis. Are dominating the market. Thats something concerning its the first case local authorites as sanchia berg reports. Of its kind to go to trial. Meet linda. The firm says it will appeal. For 12 years she has welcomed children in care into her liverpool home. They are very small, parents are spending so much money they are very kind of way down, to get their children very scared of everything. Onto the housing ladder they are now very not willing to engage and for me the best thing among the biggest lenders in the uk. The figures from legal and general is when they stop talking to you like this, all quiet say the average contribution this and hunched and a kind year is more than £24,000, of reach their full height giving a National Total and they look you in of more than £6 billion pounds. The face when they talk to you and they find their voice. Johnson and johnson have been fined today she works directly for their part in the opiod with liverpool council, even fronting their recruitment campaign. Addiction crisis in the us. But she started fostering the shares have picked up . The through an independent fostering agency or ifa. Amount they were fined was about as my ifa was bought out by bigger and bigger ifas, £470 million, the prosecutors were so it became a much more profit asking for billions of dollars worth of fines, so what we have seen with driven, money oriented, the share price, its picked up very much what is the bottom because people are relieved that line of money coming in, they werent really hit harder. Then i think the focus moved away from children. Because people are relieved that they werent really hit harder. Its a huge fine and the implications are it definitely was not child centred. Also massive. There is no cause for most sets of accounts. Andrew rowe, a specialist relaxation, you would have thought . Won with a thought not, but as i accountant, follows these agencies. Private equity groups say, the state of oklahoma said have been buying them, expanding by taking over other listen, this company will have been fostering agencies then selling them again. Exaggerating the benefits of a peals it is profitable. That it makes and underplayjust how the sort of returns that have been seen and actually some of the people harmful they can be. Opioids. The have reported they were able to kind of triangulate that information, is that they are often in that say court agreed with that, the three, five or seven year period, prosecutors were wanting much bigger able to double or treble the amount of investment signs to send a message to other they have made at the outset. Record numbers of children are in the care of local pharmacy to pharmaceutical authorities, many more companies. Than in the past are in independent Samira Hussain has been placements run by companies following the story for us from new york. Operated for profit. It isa it is a really important decision, for cash strapped councils it is the first time that we have it is a major concern. Seen that a Pharmaceutical Company for the companies, has gone to trial and has been found it is good business. Responsible for the role in liverpool pay more for independent places spreading the Opioid Epidemic. It than for in house foster carers. Because the supply of placements doesnt meet the demand, the natural law of economics could open up to the companies to will tell you that they can charge other lawsuits, there are some 2000 higher prices for us and they have got us over a barrel really. Pending lawsuits and it is possible so it is very difficult that we are going to be seeing more, for us to do. The private Companies Say this was really important and they provide a vital, High Quality Service for englands closely watched by many other states most vulnerable children. In the us. Simon and i were talking last year a government backed review said the price difference about the size of the fine. In the between in house and private foster care was small once all other costs context of how much this company makes, it is not a huge amount, is were taken into account. But many argue it is hard to follow it . It is certainly not a huge the money and there needs to be amount and as you rightly pointed Greater Transparency in this area out, it is significantly less and at a time when record numbers what the state of oklahoma was of children are in care. Asking for. Keep in mind that the sanchia berg, bbc news. State of oklahoma was asking for 17 lets go back to our top story. With just over two months to go point 2 billion, they wanted the before the uk is scheduled money over 30 years because for them to leave the European Union, Jeremy Corbyn has met other that was the amount that they Opposition Party leaders to discuss estimated that it would cost the ways of stopping a no deal brexit. State to deal with this crisis, to following that meeting, and speaking in the last few minutes, Jeremy Corbyn says he will put forward proposals to ensure that pay for treatment programmes and parliament will be able to debate things like that. The amount that a legislative way of preventing a no the judge, they find that it levied deal brexit. Against johnson the judge, they find that it levied againstjohnson the judge, they find that it levied against Johnson Johnson, the judge, they find that it levied againstJohnson Johnson, that amount would actually get them to be the priority is to prevent a nodal able to pay for treatment for at exit from the eu because of all the least one year in oklahoma. It does sort of begs the question whether we damage it would do to peoplesjobs, are going to be seeing more of this economy, and our relationships with sort of, more companies being the rest of the world. So weve had implicated. And of course the share a discussion this morning with all price, simon i were talking about the other opposition parties, and the share price, it actually went up agreed that i will put forward a in times ofJohnson Johnson. What proposal which will make sure that is it doing with the other companies that have been involved in this . Parliament is able to debate in a right after the decision, you so legislative way of preventing the that other pharmaceutical companies, government crashing is out with no deal. And that was an agreement their share prices rallied because there was a real fear amongst reached with all the opposition investors that they were going to be parties this morning at my hit with these really heavy fines. Invitation. So you will lay the that said, i mean, dont forget this legislative mechanism. No, iwill isjust the first that said, i mean, dont forget this is just the first case and the fact that this one was successful, we are propose the parliamentary process which would mean the legislation can certainly going to be seen more. It be laid, the legislation will be is possible we are now going to see laid by people from all of the a lot of these pharmaceutical opposition parties and will be companies decide to settle out of court and it also depends how the supported by some conservative mps as well. Appeal goes. Johnson johnson said rare photographs of the king of thailands newly anointed consort right away after the decision they have been released by the palace are going to appeal this decision reportedly causing its website to crash. And soa are going to appeal this decision the king bestowed the title and so a lot of people are going to be watching that closely to see what on royal consort sineenat else may happen after that appeal. Just two months after marriage to his third wife. Thank you so much. In a statement, thailands palace said the king had ordered thats all the business news. The creation of a royal biography for sineenat, who is a trained i shall see you later. Its a deal. Pilot, nurse and bodyguard. A consort is a title given two teenage sisters are being by a monarch to his or her praised for rescuing a man spouse or companion. And a child from drowning off the coast of aberdeenshire. Isla noble and her sister eilidh aged 15 and 14 heard cries elderly south koreans are taking up an innovative method for help while swimming near fraserburgh yesterday afternoon, before deciding to help. Earlier i spoke with the siblings from their home. Just two months after the marriage we were paddling and we saw them to his third wife elderly south koreans are taking up an innovative method for tackling loneliness and dementia. Deeper out than we were, the toddler a daytime disco was on the shoulders, we thought for over 65s in seoul they were having a laugh. The little is the first of its kind organised by the local government and the strictly senior party, boy was screaming. But then we by tearing up the dance floor. Noticed they started going out south koreas population is ageing deeper and the mum started shouting faster than that of any other country in the developed world. For help, as he was taking his press revellers say the events as he was on top of the water. We realise he was in trouble. What did are better than medicine. You do then . I started to run out, now its time for a look at the weather with susan powell. Good afternoon. After a weekend that brought us to take the lie low for her to take a lot of sunshine and also some it back in. I went and got the record breaking heat where we saw up to 33 phone. And when you got out there, degrees on both sunday and bank holiday monday, making it the hottest he was exhausted . He could not swim bank holiday on record things, of course, are now changing any more, he was trying to hold his as we look into our week ahead. By the end of the week, son up but he was getting pushed well be down at least under. I took the sun first and put 10 degrees, typically, in terms of the temperatures. For many, though, 23 him up on the lilo and then as i a more comfortable high, and there will still be pulled him up, the dad, he kind of some sunshine around. Came up so i make sure that he was but we do have some rain to contend with in the shorter term, leaning on it, took his weight. He in the form of thunderstorms, as things become increasingly unsettled with a plume of showers moving up across a central swathe is unconscious, you must have had of the uk. The worst thoughts going through particularly through your mind at that moment. When he the evening evening, though, and into the early part of the night, across eastern was lying on the beach, there was england, we could see some real ham dinner developing, actually, across the north east foa m was lying on the beach, there was foam coming out of his mouth and his of england with an inch plus fingers and his feet were blue. What 25 30 millimetres of rain falling in a did you do . We took a towel on top short space of time. Also clipping into eastern scotland before pulling off shore during the small hours of wednesday. But generally quite a lot of rain of him to try and heat him up and cloud piling across the uk because he was shivering bed through first thing on wednesday. Mumble speech he was saying that he was too hot. When i try to put on its going to be a very different looking start to the day tomorrow. The tower, he said no, no. We put it still very warm and muggy in the east. On that he started to slowly speak here we are, wednesday morning, misty, murky, grey, rain around in many areas. Mostly patchy for central again. I wonder what he had to say and eastern areas, some to you. He spoke to us when he went heavier bursts in the west. And this marks the weather front coming through the much talked about weather front that is the boundary line, away in the chopper, his speech was if you like, between the warm, humid air and the fresher conditions much better than. The school are that we will move into for thrilled, and people are saying you the remainder of the week. Should get medals. We are just glad cooler though even with all the cloud around on wednesday across the eastern side of the uk, temperatures 25, 26 to help really. Wejust had to. Still quite humid. For the end of the week, though, when the front is through, we open up the gate to the atlantic instex kicked in, really. Again and in come the areas of low pressure. Instinct. You get home after the for thursday and friday it is looking quite strip to the beach and the family windy across the uk. Say what happened, what did you say . And we will see some rain towards the north and west. Still pretty dry though with sunshine across many parts the trip to the beach. Of england and wales, say what happened, what did you say . The trip to the beach. After he was in the recovery position, unless just feeling considerably cooler. At temperatures, as i said, perhaps in the low to mid 20s. Some sunny spells still possible a nurse came walking on the beach and she knew what to do. I run our for scotland and Northern Ireland but perhaps quite a wet story throughout the latter part of pa rents and she knew what to do. I run our parents because they were further up the week for the west of scotland. The beach to tell them what had happened and they were shocked, they you can see the fronts tend to stall here and the rainfall totals we re happened and they were shocked, they were not expecting us to say that. Will continue to add up. Still lacking rain though sadly he word . I expect they were more for farmers and growers than shocked, i bet they were really to the south and east of the uk. And here are temperatures, proud. Yes. Come off the fence. How as promised, in the low to mid 20s. Have your parents responded . They must be thrilled. They are really proud and happy that we reacted so quickly and use our instinct rather than just quickly and use our instinct rather thanjust phoning quickly and use our instinct rather than just phoning them quickly and use our instinct rather thanjust phoning them or something and reacting on what we thought was best at the time. Im going to ask you both one question, i want a quick answer. Where you are here yesterday . Were you a hero. tried to be. You base were. I tried as well. Ive because they are, they are remarkable. They were in their school uniforms, they are now back at school. I wonder what they are being asked about. We will have more on that later on. Now its time for a look at the weather. Things are going to get lively in terms of our weather as we head through this evening and overnight across the central swathe of the uk. It does not look that interesting on the satellite picture but this area of cloud here is a sign of some instability in the atmosphere ahead of this weather front, there is instability in the atmosphere ahead of this weatherfront, there is more organised strike that will eventually bring the cooler weather our way. That bit of cloud is producing some showers and it gets activated further by the heat of the day and tracks its way north, we are anticipating some showers across the midlands, Northern England and eastern scotland, potentially and insure even more of rain in the space of an hour or so. Very warm, humid and muggy across central and eastern areas through the night. On into wednesday, it looks different from the get go. More cloud around, patchy rain, heavy rain coming in from the west. That is the cold front arriving. Cooler air awaits to the west of that, although cooler day already for central and eastern areas under the cloud and with the abbots of rain, that is a change in 00 59 37,904 2147483052 06 34,310 the weather for the rest of the 2147483052 06 34,310 4294966103 13 29,430 week. Hello, youre watching afternoon live im simon mccoy. Today at 4. Opposition parties say they have agreed to try to block a no deal brexit by passing legislation in parliament. The meeting was called by labour leaderJeremy Corbyn. the meeting was called by labour leaderJeremy Corbyn. I will put forward a proposal which will make sure that parliament is able to debate a legislative way of preventing the government crashing is out with no deal and that was an agreement reached with all the opposition parties this morning. The damning documents discovered by the bbc which suggest the government, and hs2, knew the High Speed Railway was over budget and behind schedule years ago. A Police Investigation is underway as shocking cctv footage reveals 1,500 crimes on one ward of a Northern Ireland hospital in the last two years. Coming up on afternoon live all the sport john watson. Yes, just an hour to go until tonights deadline, a takeover of bury Football Club false roof. Thanks, john, and well bejoining you for a full update just after half past. Susan powell has all the weather. After a ll after all the heat through the weekend it is time for things to cool off and as is often the case during a british summer, time for the thunderstorms to come rolling in. More details in half an hour. Thanks, susan. Also coming up the two teenage sisters who rescued a man and a toddlerfrom drowning off the aberdeenshire coast with the help of a lilo. We noticed they started going out deeper and the man started shouting for help, he was up on top of the water and i realised he was a natural trouble. Hello, everyone. This is afternoon live. With just over two months to go before the uk is scheduled to leave the European Union, Jeremy Corbyn has met other Opposition Party leaders to discuss ways of stopping a no deal brexit. Mps have agreed to act together to find different ways to stop no deal, including the possibility of a no confidence vote in the Prime Minister. The government says mr corbyn is simply offering chaos, delay and uncertainty. Our Political Correspondent iain watson reports. Sources have told the bbc the plan to apply for an emergency debate as soon as next tuesday or wednesday when mps return from recess. It is understood they want to use the debate to set out a number of dates on which mps could set business to mean that parliament could the discuss stopping no deal. The government says discuss stopping no deal. The government sasteremy discuss stopping no deal. The government says Jeremy Corbyn is only offering chaos and uncertainty. Labour believes borisJohnsons Brexit policy takes the biscuit. TodayJeremy Corbyns brexit policy takes the biscuit. Today Jeremy Corbyns team brexit policy takes the biscuit. TodayJeremy Corbyns team invited opposition parties to discuss stopping a no deal brexit. The thorny issue was precisely how to do it. Some opposition politicians were not keen and Jeremy Corbyns idea of passing a no confidence motion in borisjohnson passing a no confidence motion in Boris Johnson and installing passing a no confidence motion in borisjohnson and installing himself asa borisjohnson and installing himself as a caretaker Prime Minister and calling an election. He says he will pursue other options including trying to get parliament to block no deal. The mechanism is to legislate to prevent the Prime Minister taking is it without a deal but also to prevent the Prime Minister from dissolving parliament and in a sense pro broking is the proper word for it, in order to crash out without any parliamentary scrutiny. This is any parliamentary scrutiny. This is a bit parliament asserting itself under behalf of the people of this country. While the noconfidence motion hasnt been ruled out at some stage, this opposition mp says the priority is for parliament to take control. The legislative way forward is the most secure way to extend article 50 and get rid of the 31st october deadline towards which the Prime Minister is careering with ever greater recklessness. Passing a law asking for brexit to be delayed beyond october 31 would turn up the heat on borisjohnson but wouldnt in itself stop brexit, Opposition Mps would then have to agree what to do next. We need to seize the moment immediately we get back next week. Lets remove the cliff edge and the risk of no deal and ensure we get a longer extension to the article 50 process and then we can have a decision as to whether or not we are facing an election or a referendum, which i suspect will now become a much more realistic option. Downing street is accusing opposition politicians of sabotaging the Prime Ministers approach to brexit negotiations but how likely is it in any case that parliament would block no deal . Jeremy corbyn and his collea g u es no deal . Jeremy corbyn and his colleagues would certainly need the help of at least a handful of conservative rebels so today he has written to 116 conservative and independent mps that expressed opposition to no deal in the past and he says he is open to dialogue about how best to prevent no deal in the future. Boris johnson about how best to prevent no deal in the future. Borisjohnson met european leaders in france this weekend but even if he is sent back to the continent by mps to ask for a brexit extension, he could refuse to do itand brexit extension, he could refuse to do it and call an election. Polling day was after brexit day, october 31, remain mps would be foiled. We need to be careful that we dont crash out of the eu by accident during such a campaign and it is fairfor people to during such a campaign and it is fair for people to say that people need a chance to choose sand on an election should only happen under the circumstances where it is before exit day or if it is after exit day it comes with an extension of article 50 because otherwise it would be hugely anti democratic. This sound is designed to strike fear into Boris Johnson. This sound is designed to strike fear into borisjohnson. At a brexit party rally, nigel farage made it clear that if there is an early election anything short of no deal would be seen as a sell out. Election anything short of no deal would be seen as a sellout. If you insist on the west are all agreement, we will fight you in every single seat up and down the length and breadth of the United Kingdom. Even before mps return to parliament next week, the brexit battle lines have been drawn. Our Political Correspondent, Tony Bonsignore is at westminster. As we have seen, this is all about numbers. What Jeremy Corbyn knows very clearly is that his ultimate aim of getting into downing street, either as a caretaker Prime Minister even at the head of a labour government, if that is going to happen, he needs in the short term a number of conservative mps to come over to his side to rebel. That is what this letter was about this afternoon, an appeal to those tory mps to say if you dont want and no deal, if you want to avoid no deal brexit, vote for as on this occasion. Of course, by keeping up this notion of the vote of no confidence, the problem is a lot of those tory mps might think twice about voting for him if they think ultimately they will putJeremy Corbyn in downing street. So what is the feeling about what happens next week when parliament returns . Sources are telling us that what we can probably expect, parliament returns on tuesday, in the first couple of days, those mps who want to avoid eight no deal brexit will make their move because they really dont have much time. Perhaps we might have an application for what is called an emergency debate. There may be other mechanisms they can use but it has got to happen very quickly. They might try and lay down some legislation or force a vote on directly rolling out a no deal brexit. We might even get an attempt to try to stop mps rising for the conference to try to stop mps rising for the co nfe re nce recess to try to stop mps rising for the conference recess because they are due to be for a few weeks is all this is happening. That will be in the discussion. One mp said the next 48 hours will be crucial, there will be whatsapp messages and e mails pinging around as they discuss their strategy but they have now gotjust barely a week to do it. With me now is Bronwen Maddox she is the director of the institute for government. Thank you forjoining us. A lot of people have enjoyed the last couple of weeks on holiday because they havent had to concentrate on parliamentary procedure but now we have to focus again. What are the options because as tony was saying it seems a no confidence vote seems less likely . That has faded for the moment. Jeremy corbyn had high hopes but he didnt get the numbers so lets put that aside for the moment. He has piggybacked, they are saying he is taking the initiative, on what a whole other block of mps were doing in the meantime, which was trying to find a way to use legislation to force the government to ask for an extension and try to block no deal that way, but it is not very straightforward because the government controls what happens in the house of commons normally and so they have to find a way to seize control of the business of the house of commons in order to get that legislation through. So they are talking about an emergency debate, a private members bill under something called Standing Order 24, either on tuesday or wednesday next week, followed immediately by some kind of bill that would try and force the government to do that. They need the speakers help to do that and even so there are all kinds of divisions among those having those discussions which makes it not straightforward. Getting a bill together sounds simple but it is not. A bill for what . Even if it is just getting the extension together, you might be able to force the government to ask brussels for an extension, can you force the government to accept what brussels says . And if you get an extension, what do you do with it . One lot would like a second referendum, one lot would like a general election, so there is all this going on, but youre right about the whatsapp groups and all these people, they may have technically been on holiday but they havent, really. The prospect of a general election, has that gone away . Not at all. It has gone away at the moment because of the no confidence vote brought by the labour opposition but it is possible that the government itself might wa nt that the government itself might want a general election just to try and seize hold of the support it has got, try and get a majority some way. It is even possible, some people are talking about, whether Jeremy Corbyn and borisjohnson might on this one thing find themselves agreed that it would be good to have a general election, but i would be surprised if downing street really lea pt up i would be surprised if downing street really leapt up at or in any way seem to be doing some kind of deal with them. The gamble is that borisjohnson deal with them. The gamble is that Boris Johnson needs deal with them. The gamble is that borisjohnson needs to work on the basis that every tory mp will back him and that is not. Not a guarantee. It was what i thought was an unexpected gift by angela merkel, the german chancellor. She said ideal in 30 days, but that 30 days hit the whole discussion is just over this next crucial bit of parliament to when parliament is supposed to rise again for the party conferences, so he could be saying for the next 30 days, i am really trying for a deal, which in some sense yea rs, trying for a deal, which in some sense years, and so i think those tory mps who might be wavering would really think, the government is trying for a deal, i dont want to bring it down thatjust this point. Does Buckingham Palace need to be watching what is going on closely . Is there a point at which the queen becomes important . There is, and on anotherflank, becomes important . There is, and on another flank, the justices, because they begin to look at this deadlock between parliament and the government. People begin to look for other parts of the constitution that might come in and have a say. And the queen might in theory cumin in several ways and i am sure Buckingham Palace is looking very closely. She doesnt want to be involved, we know that, and she doesnt want to have to choose after a no confidence vote between the Prime Minister saying i am still staying in number ten and Jeremy Corbyn are someone else saying, i am the government. There are other ways she might be wanting to be involved but actually having a sense of what the palace is most concerned about, she is most concerned by the state of the nation and by the concerns about devolution or parts of the uk breaking off. And i think they are in tension is partly focused there, on what the queen and her almost silent we can do is to strengthen the integrity of the uk. You are watching afternoon live from bbc news. Just want to bring you some news, we are getting, i think about bury. We are awaiting a decision about the future of the club, it faces expulsion from the English League unless it can sort out its finances. We are hearing the company C N Sporting Risk is unable to proceed, that announcement has come from them, and i am also hearing that we have got a statement from the english Football League, which i am trying to bring you. I am waiting to see, i havent seen it yet, but we are awaiting a statement from the efl. Right, the efl board has been told that C N Sporting Risk will no longer be pursuing their interest in bury. They are working with the club in an attempt to finalise a change of control at the club but it says following a period of Due Diligence C N Sporting Risk have opted not to progress matters. The league continues to be in discussions with bury in advance of that 5pm deadline, and will provide a further update as appropriate. That means within 47 minutes, one would guess. That is the situation. C n sporting risk no longer pursuing their interest in bury and that decision technically being made at five oclock. Work going on anyway at the clu b oclock. Work going on anyway at the club in preparation for what could be the first match for some time, among the more optimistic of those supporters, but it is all looking a bit bleak. That decision coming in 45 minutes and we will bring you that on bbc news. Documents seen by the bbc show the government knew the hs2 rail project was over budget three years ago. The documents were written in 2016 before mps had signed off the first phase of the project which raises questions over whether parliament was given the whole picture. Our transport correspondent tom burridge has this exclusive report. Until very recently, we were told by ministers and bosses at hs2 that the programme to build the new High Speed Railway was on budget and on time. There is only one budget for hs2, and it is £55. 7 billion. But bbc news has obtained documents which show that at least three years ago, the government knew that wasnt the case. The evidence weve got hold of suggests you, the taxpayer whos funding it, didnt have the full picture. This letter was sent in may, 2016 to the then chancellor george osborne. In it, the transport secretary at the time Patrick Mcloughlin admits that the first stretch of the Railway Linking birmingham to london was already over budget by nearly £1 billion. He also proposes opening the railway a year late to try and save money. A former hs2 director told me the £1 billion overspend was a conservative estimate, and internally teams knew it was a lot higher. Another former hs2 director, doug thornton, says he often told government the budget wasnt realistic. I was briefing personally the director at the department of transport, the head of property at the department of transport and the department of transports project representative team, so, at that level, the department knew. And all of these warnings crucially before the first phase of hs2 had been signed off by parliament. As protesters occupy fields and footpaths next to a construction site, people will ask whether mps were misled. For all the opposition, hs2 does have strong support, but the evidence weve seen not only raises questions about whether this programme is value for money but about transparency and trust. And for the first time, this former hs2 manager is speaking out. Andrew bruces job was to work out how much all of the land and property needed to build the first phase of the railway would cost. In the previous estimate, some properties had ridiculous values. So, youve got a school and the land around it for £782. 45. Yes. He improved the data and discovered that aspect of the project would need an extra £2 billion. But he says hs2 sacked him just half an hour before he was due to present that uncomfortable truth to the department for transport. I think parliament was misled. I think were now having to spend far more public taxpayers money on hsz than parliament thought was going to be required. Hsz knew that months if not years before giving those figures to parliament, and yet they went ahead and gave figures they knew to be vastly underestimated. Hs2 ltd said it did not recognise Andrew Bruces claims. It strongly rejects the idea that a more accurate costing for land and property needed to build the railway was covered up. The National Audit office investigated these allegations last year and cleared hs2 of any wrongdoing. Hs2 said it also faced extensive scrutiny from parliamentary committees. The department for transport said like in any major complex programme, delivery plans evolve over time. But with the team appointed by the government to review the scheme set to begin their work tomorrow, its hard to say how high speed 2 will evolve in the coming weeks. We can now speak to the stop hs2 campaign managerjoe rukin, he joins us via skype. You are involved in the 11 day walk of the proposed route with your dog. First, talk about what i have just heard, lets talk about how you think this leaves hs2 now. We have been lied to, we have been lied to consistently, in a calculated manner for three years. Notjust be public but mps and parliament have been deliberately misled. You have got to remember that these revelations, this letter to george osborne, that she it is a long time ago, but this is before the final vote on hs2, and ever since then we have had minister after minister saying hs2 is on time and on budget and i thoroughly expect it to that way. They have been lying through their teeth and they have known it. Everyone has been misled. This makes a mockery of the idea of having an executive that is accountable to a democratic parliament. It is ridiculous. They have just stuck two fingers up at democracy and said, you vote for it like good little boys and girls and leave the big grown up decisions to others. That is how they have operated. I should others. That is how they have operated. Ishould point others. That is how they have operated. I should point out that grant shapps, as we have seen in the last week, has said maybe it is time for a review of this. Not everyone in government is saying is you are saying they are doing. in government is saying is you are saying they are doing. I am saying thatis saying they are doing. I am saying that is how it has been for the last three years were hs2 has basically been able to get away with anything. There will be more revelations to come as more whistle blowers come out, and this has the potential to be the scandal that keeps on giving if this project is not cancelled immediately. We are very dubious about the review because obviously, tony barking and tony travers 32 sceptics of hs2. Most are dyed in the will pro hs2 people. And it is quite disturbing that they have said, we need to reassess the economic benefits, because that is what has historically always happens with hs2. Whenever they get into trouble they go back to the drawing board and invent more economic benefits, pulled out of the earth, a land of milk and honey and it will do land of milk and honey and it will d o exa ctly land of milk and honey and it will do exactly the opposite of what every other High Speed Railway line in the world has done, sacking staff to the capital. This will be a magic wand to cool the north south divide they will make stuff up and they are prepared to lie to the public and parliament for three years about the cost of the project, about the deliverability of the project and about the timetable, and clearly they have been quite willing to lie about anything. You cannot trust a word that is said about this project. Given the amount of money that has already been spent, the number of people who have had to move out of homes and offices to make way for it, arent we too far down the track to pull out . Absolutely not. Saying that 7 billion or so has been spent means we have to chuck another hundred billion at it plus all the additional costs for the hidden extras and things like electricity, the generation of it and the way to get to the sites and all the way to plumbing it into the existing network, all of that stuff is extra, and the reality is that it is a tragedy that people have been forced out of their houses, and it is equally a tragedy at the destruction of irreplaceable habitats and ancient woodlands continues as we speak when currently there is supposedly a review going on, but the reality is a lot of the money spent can be recovered. Property can be sold off, land that is cleared was always meant to be a cash cow that was going to help pay for the scheme. Nobody is saying decontaminate that land. Nobody is saying stick the Old Buildings back. That land is still there for development and can provide a cash cow without having to blow all the money on hs2 so it could work out quite well in the end. Saying that we spent a bit means we have to waste a lot more is just a ridiculous idea. Good to talk to you. As the walk over or have you got a bit more to do . you. As the walk over or have you got a bit more to do . I had a break today because i was expecting a load of interviews. As soon as this is done, my sister is give me a lift back to north warwickshire and we will be starting again. Hoping to get ina will be starting again. Hoping to get in a few miles tonight before i camped down and we will continue on word. As the train to slow . That isnt a train is the thing word. As the train to slow . That isnt a train is the thing good to talk to you. Thanks for your time. Goodbye. More now on the situation at bury. Facing expulsion from the english Football League after the company attempting to bribe the club says it is unable to proceed with the takeover. John watson is with me now. The clock is ticking and they have to find something. This will be desperate for the fans who were hopeful this would happen. An extension was given on friday by the english Football League until tuesday evening at 5pm, to have that ta keover tuesday evening at 5pm, to have that takeover in place, all the relevant paperwork passed on to process, but as things stand it will be a desperate weight once again because this was the only viable offer on the table seemingly for bury Football Club, from C N Sporting Risk which is led by the son of alistair campbell, former spin doctor, but just to alistair campbell, former spin doctor, butjust to expand a little bit on that statement. That statement from the club saying they are unable to proceed, and they say it is with regret we have decided not to proceed with the takeover. The decision has not been taken lightly and we fully understand the importance of the club to the community and it is with this in mind we have informed the efl other decision that the earliest possible opportunity. This comes on the same that bolton have been issued with a similar deadline, 5pm for any ta keover similar deadline, 5pm for any takeover for them to go through. We know that on saturday it was announced that the potential ta keover announced that the potential takeover from sporting ventures, they said they wouldnt be proceeding with that leaving bolton with other avenues to try and find a potential takeover come up with the requisite funds required to keep the clu b requisite funds required to keep the club required but as things stand, certainly for bury, they face being kicked out of the Football League. The first time that would have happened since 1992. You wonder now, as we edge ever closer to that deadline at this 11th hour, you feel that it deadline at this 11th hour, you feel thatitis deadline at this 11th hour, you feel that it is very unlikely that we will see another takeover goes through because having seen the Football League black matte extension on friday, they said they cant risk the integrity of the Football League any further with those matches that have been suspended, so many already this season. Bury havent been able to play again, and with the integrity of the Football League at stake seemingly they cant go back on their word having sought assurances from both those clubs that they need to get those deals in place, but certainly for bury it looks at the last minute as no doubt proposed ta keover last minute as no doubt proposed takeover is dead in the water. know you will bring us that use at 5pm. Bury fanjamie hoyle has made a video to help drum up support for the shakers. Lets speak to him now. This was the news you didnt want to hear . It is absolutely devastating for myself and the town of bury. We had hoped that this deal would go ahead and it seems promising on friday evening but it doesnt appear to be the case. 300 volunteers turned up to try and get things ready for the next game. Is that now totally in vain . I fear it is. Ready for the next game. Is that now totally in vain . Ifear it is. Iwas moved to tears this morning watching the Football Community coming together, we had people from city and bolton and blackpool won those people drove to do this. To be honest, efl games gave us several days for a Due Diligence process that usually takes 21 days. I dont see how a deal can be done in the allotted time. You know what will happen after this. If it does get expeued happen after this. If it does get expelled from the league, the blame game starts. Where would you point that finger . Ultimately i think it is shared. I think steve dale, you look at his business history, he has several companies he has wound up in the past and he didnt see it as anything more than a business venture. The previous owner racked up venture. The previous owner racked up millions of pounds worth of debt and the efl let steve dale takeover in the first place. I think the blame game will start but ultimately im more concerned about her community and people in this community and people in this community who rely on this Football Club, their source of hope and their source of life. I hope in the coming days that we can stop them, people who thought about this programme. People have for 134 years. It is in the dna. Yes, it has been my entire life. I first went to a game with my dad when i was three, it is all i have ever known. It is some of my best memories going, working out with danny swales as mascot in 2003. It is very ironic that that was supposed to be the game on saturday, against them at home, so assuming the worst we will be grieving for quite some time to come. And this at your gut feeling that at 5pm that really will be at . I cant see how they could do a deal in one we a day. I dont know who is going to come in and half an hour. The efl have been very clear that they wa nted have been very clear that they wanted to see resolution by 5pm so the game on saturday has been suspended. As it stands, expelled from the Football League means i am sure there is some logic in there somewhere but it doesnt really feel like it. You are smiling but i know youre not inside, i dont know what to say to you, frankly, keep watching and there is still time. Really good to talk to you, thank very much. Now its time for a look at the weather with susan powell. The heat is now on its way out. An area of low pressure coming in from the atlantic, this line of cloud here our weather front heralding the arrival of cooler, fresher conditions once it swept across the uk. Ahead of it, still warm and humid and this mass of cloud marks an instability in the atmosphere. I think we will see some thunderstorms particularly through the Late Afternoon into the evening across the eastern side of the uk. Torrential rain in places, perhaps up to 30 or 40 millimetres for some and in quite a short space of time. Pulling off shore in the early hours but then a misty and murky and quite a wet end to the night, still muggy and humid across central and eastern areas. That is because, remember that line of cloud, that needs to move through to get us into the fresher conditions and that will happen during wednesday. Cloud around and rain pulling into central and eastern areas, its a cooler story than weve been used to. Top temperature on wednesday 24 or 25. This is bbc news our latest headlines opposition parties say they have agreed to try to block a no deal brexit by passing legislation in parliament. Jeremy corbyn has written to tory mps asking them to get on board. Bury are facing expulsion from the english Football League after the company attempting to buy the club said it was unable to proceed with its takeover. The damning documents discovered by the bbc which suggest the government, and hs2, knew the High Speed Railway was over budget and behind schedule years ago. A Police Investigation is underway as shocking cctv footage reveals 15,000 crimes on one ward of a Northern Ireland hospital in the last two years. The government wants to change planning rules in england to help mobile phone companies installing 5g broadband in rural areas. Sport now on afternoon live withjohn watson. Theres only one story in town, and the clock is ticking. In a surprising one this because barry said seemingly had a viable proposition for the potential takeover, but news in the last hour as weve been reporting that that potential deal has fallen through. They have dropped their interest in purchasing the ligue one club. More on this now. Mike has been following the story. Mike, this is desperately sad news for those bury fans who had hoped this deal was going to be verified and passed. It all seemed so positive on friday night when we got the news that cnn sporting risk weatherproof support preferred bidders. The weekend was full of optimism, fans were clearing the stadium earlier today, they were that confident the game would be on in the takeover would go through. But in the last hour weve seen a statement saying there have been complications and they are unable to proceed. There is the wedding they used. It gives barry nowjust under half an hour to try to complete a deal and half an hour to try to complete a dealand im half an hour to try to complete a deal and im just yards away from the stadium now. And fans have been there all day cleaning it up, they will be severely concerned when i get there, my guess is to the future is what is needed now is an emergency buy, someone to walk into the club with a hell of a lot of cash and take the club of steve dale, be approved by the afl and their directors test and take control. But we are in a desperate situation where bury could be out of the Football League by the close of play today. As could bolton. We know they are facing a similar dell that deadline tonight, that too is looking unlikely. But as far as things stand with the afl having oily granted an extension, it seems quite possible that very well be expeued quite possible that very well be expelled from the Football League. Yes, and that is how it is looking. The phrase that will be used as bury go bust. They will technically still exist. The original deadline was midnight on friday and we got the news the sale had gone through, so they granted an extension. The issue now is that the afl have said we cant extend it any further because we we re lost cant extend it any further because we were lost enough games and when the winter comes and cup games come we will lose more. And more fixtures will have to be rearranged. And therefore they cant afford to postpone any more. As i say, bury we re postpone any more. As i say, bury were due to play doncaster on saturday. They will be lucky if they play another game in the Football League at this rate. And not looking good for bolton either . Bolton by the end there were close of play today have to get a deal close otherwise there will be a 14 day withdrawal notice on them. The problem isnt the notice but the administrators have said after today there is no more money to afford administration and therefore from tomorrow morning they will begin winding the club up and liquidation will follow. Again, we hope above hope that there is good news. These clubs mean so much to their communities, their towns, the economy, nuttal and the fans. And without them these towns, these fans will suffer. And again we just hope that bolton can find some positive news amidst the doom and gloom of bury. Mike, thank you. The english Football League will face some tough there were tough questions as the situation develops. Aaron ramsey has withdrawn from the wales squad in the game next month. He hasnt played a full game since injuring a hamstring in april. He is made only one appearance off the bench since transferring to juventus. Robert snodgrass and Steven Naismith returned to the scotland squad for the qualifiers with russia and belgium next month. Snodgrass started once for west ham this season and hasnt featured for scotla nd season and hasnt featured for scotland for a year. The manager said he was very keen to resume playing after his recent hiatus. Scotla nd playing after his recent hiatus. Scotland are fourth in the qualifying group with six points from four games. Scotla nd from four games. Scotland lock sam skinner will miss the world cup after a hamstring injury on saturday. He limped off during the 17 14 win at murrayfield. It has been decided he wont recover quickly enough to play a meaningful pa rt quickly enough to play a meaningful part in the tournament injapan. Tim swinson willjoin up as cover with Gregor Townsend naming the final squad next tuesday. And that is all from us for now. More on the latest from bury and bolton to come with our next update at half past five, then sports day to come at half past six. For now, thatis to come at half past six. For now, that is all from me. Now on afternoon live, lets go nationwide and see whats happening around the country in our daily visit to some of our bbc newsrooms around the uk. Lets go to Susie Fowler Watt in norwich to tell us about investigations that are continuing into how beachgoers mysteriously fell ill while swimming off frinton on sea at the weekend. There were repeats of people gasping for breath. What is the latest . We have updated figures today after being in touch with local hospitals, and the bbc understood and 150 people were affected with breathing problems after swimming in the sea on sunday. Now we know at least 22 we re on sunday. Now we know at least 22 were seen in hospital, 14 in colchester, eight in chelmsford, and all have been discharged. The people affected had all been in the water at frinton, clacton and walton on the nays. Corns went up on patrols told beach goers to get out of the sea. When you breeze then you could feel it in your lungs, that something tickled on cough constantly. So you. I did quick, short breaths and slowed it down. Weve been back to frinton today and although it is a little quiet as a bank holiday is over, you can see people are still enjoying the beach. The red flag is flying which means dont swim, but most are still venturing in. There are no more reports of any problems yesterday, so perhaps people are reassured by that. But they still dont know what caused it. No, samples have been taken of the water to check for contaminants, but we havent had the results yet. One of the beach goers we met is a respiratory physio, and she said she thought it might be the result of the combination of very high temperatures and lack of wind on sunday. Youre getting quite a lot of salty aerosoljust above the water, which is something we would use potentially within my profession to make people cough. So people in the water, breathing this salty aerosol, just above the water, just salt water that has been vaporised, that irritates the airways and makes them cough. When the kids moved away, just in the timeframe i would expect if i gave that treatment to somebody, actually they stopped coughing and all was fine. So that would be a simple explanation, especially if the tests showed no there was nothing untoward in the water. But we should get the results of the tests in the next couple of days. We will come back to you then, i expect. More at 630 on bbc one on that region. Mike allen built this hat by hand using stone and wood gathered from the mountain above whats full. He wa nts the mountain above whats full. He wants it to be a place for army vetera ns to wants it to be a place for Army Veterans to come if they are finding the transition back to normal life tough, something he knows all about. You stop sleeping, stop eating, everything has a knock on event and things can escalate quickly, meaning you dont turn up for work one day, you dont turn up for work one day, you lose yourjob, you cant afford to live somewhere. He is an afghanistan veteran. This is his second Construction Since leaving the army, last year he built a cabin on the other side of the valley. started building this after my problems became so severe that he didnt feel safe to be in society at the time, so i took myself away from everything, away from stress, and being away from social media and Public Perceptions of everything, i found myself again and started to move forward with life. But the cabin was knocked down because it was on public land. Media coverage led to offers of support and an offer of land, a space to build this. I dug it all down, made it level, then started building, collecting stones from the local areas ina collecting stones from the local areas in a rucksack. It is the start ofa areas in a rucksack. It is the start of a bigger project, giving x soldiers the chance to spend time and work in the countryside. Soldiers the chance to spend time and work in the countrysidem soldiers the chance to spend time and work in the countryside. It kind of represents a symbol that yes we can do work, we are capable of doing stuff in the right circumstances. You wouldnt put a veteran with a Mental Health illness in a stressful situation. In an environment like this we can do tree planting, dry stone walling, we also hope to do dog walking, work with horses. You can see the veterans can go to work if they have post traumatic stress, they can work on the right environments. Changing his environments. Changing his environment was a lifeline for mike when he was at his lowest. He now wa nts to when he was at his lowest. He now wants to inspire and help others build Better Futures as well. And if youd like to see more on any of those stories, you can access them via the bbc iplayer. And we go nationwide every weekday afternoon at 4 30pm here on afternoon live. So at five oclock barry will discover their fate in the so at five oclock barry will discover theirfate in the efl. The company who attempted to buy the clu b company who attempted to buy the club said they were unable to proceed with the takeover. The deadline is five oclock and in the last few minutes the bury owner has told the bbc he is disappointed the deal has collapsed. He said there is a problem with historic debt at the clu b a problem with historic debt at the club which is from before his time. He says he is in contact with the efl and is doing what he can to try and save the club. With 17 minutes to go, there seems little hope for the future of bury Football Club. We will have full coverage of that throughout the afternoon. Two teenage sisters are being praised for rescuing a man and a child from drowning off the coast of aberdeenshire. Isla noble and her sister eilidh aged 15 and 14 heard cries for help while swimming near fraserburgh yesterday afternoon, before deciding to help. Earlier i spoke with the siblings from their home. We were paddling and we saw them deeper out than we were, the toddler was on his shoulders, we thought they were having a laugh. The little boy was screaming. But then we noticed they started going out deeper and the man started shouting for help, as he was taking his breaths as he was on top of the water. We realise he was in trouble. What did you do then . I started to run out, to take the lilo for her to take it back in. I went and got the phone. And when you got out there, he was exhausted . He could not swim any more, he was trying to hold his son up but he was getting pushed under. I took the son first and put him up on the lilo and then as i pulled him up, the dad, he kind of came up so i make sure that he was leaning on it, and it took his weight. He is unconscious, you must have had the worst thoughts going through your mind at that moment. When he was lying on the beach, there was foam coming out of his mouth and his fingers and his feet were blue. What did you do . We took a towel on top of him to try and heat him up because he was shivering, but through mumbled speech he was saying that he was too hot. When i try to put on the towel, he said no, no. We put it on that he started to slowly speak again. I wonder what he had to say to you. He thanked us when he went away in the chopper, his speech was much better then. The school are thrilled, and people are saying you should get medals. We weare just glad to help, really. Wejust had to. Instinct kicked in, really. You get home after the trip to the beach and the family say what happened, what did you say . After he was in the recovery position, a nurse came walking on the beach and she knew what to do. I rang our parents because they were further up the beach to tell them what had happened and they were shocked, they were not expecting us to say that. Who would . I expect they were more than shocked, i bet they were really proud. Yes. Come off the fence. How have your parents responded . They must be thrilled. They are really proud and happy that we reacted so quickly and use our instinct rather thanjust phoning them or something and reacting on what we thought was best at the time. Im going to ask you both one question, i want a quick answer. Were you a hero yesterday . I tried to be. You both were. I tried as well. And they both succeeded, without any doubt. In a moment well have the latest business news. First a look at the headlines on afternoon live opposition parties say they have agreed to try to block a no deal brexit by passing legislation in parliament. Jeremy corbyn has written to tory mps asking them to get on board. Bury are facing expulsion from the english Football League after the company attempting to buy the club said it was unable to proceed with its takeover. The damning documents discovered by the bbc, which suggest the government, and hs2, knew the High Speed Railway was over budget and behind schedule years ago. Heres your business headlines on afternoon live the uks going to decide by the end of the year, whether itll exclude huawei from the roll out of 5g services. The compays been accused of having close links to the chinese government. Its denied that and it says its equipment cant be used for snooping. An American Court has ordered the drugmakerJohnson Johnson to pay almost £470 million for its part in fuelling the countrys Opioid Crisis. Its the first case of its kind to go to trial. The firm says it will appeal. Parents are spending so much money to get their children onto the housing ladder they are now among the biggest lenders in the uk. The figures from legal and general say the average contribution this year is more than £24,000 giving a National Total of more than £6 billion. A fine for the drug makerjohnson and johnson in the us. But, theyve been formed £470 million for their part in refuelling the Opioid Crisis in the us. Opioids of course are very strong, potentially addictive painkillers. Oklahoma said, Johnson Johnson, you have been talking a lot about the safety of these products, you havent been talking about the downside, and so the court agreed with them and said, you have helped create a public nuisance. A lot of attention on this, 400,000 deaths over the course of 18 years in the us, soa over the course of 18 years in the us, so a lot of attention on this story. Alpesh patel is the chief on this story. Of praefinium partners. How important is this verdict . In one sense hugely important because it sets a precedent, albeit there will be an appeal. On the other side, the fine is a rounding error on the profit and the size of Johnson Johnson, on the profit and the size of Johnson Johnson, and on the profit and the size of Johnson Johnson, and as i said they will fight this the way the Cigarette Companies dead. A public nuisance, normally we associate this with putting effluent into a river, and luckily for those who believe this is a tragedy for america, the judge said this is basically the equivalent of them putting opioid effluents into the bodies of people who couldnt help but take them. Do we think other countries there were companies in the market will be paying attention to this verdict . Or will they say, is not very much, will they say, is not very much, will just will they say, is not very much, willjust continue. They will spend even more on advertising and lobbying. Ive worked in the american political system and i can tell you the lobbying power of these companies, just like tobacco, this will take decades upon decades before it makes a dent, and the amount of deaths you will see. Part of the problem which was stated by the prosecution in this was that it was the Marketing Campaign and the pressure that doctors were under, the pressure that the presence there felt there was no real risk, the emphasis on the benefits but not the risk. You will see more adverts, longer small print disclaimers, but in no way the pharmaceutical companies will ease off. On the massive private mansions they have on basically being the drug dealer of choice for the american population. Massive profit margins. And now huawei. Why so long . suspect partly they are thinking what we do about the donald trump problem. You want post brexit you wa nt problem. You want post brexit you want to trade deal, he will get awfully upset because we know he is prone to doing that. If you dont follow his instructions which are that huawei have effectively persona non grata. On the flip side, i guess the government is a bit busy with domestic and eu politics. What is interesting is the four major British Network companies are saying they dont want to ban because they say it would impact prices and curb innovation. On the flip side, gchq who investigated this said we cant see state interference but the security of huawei products is shoddy, more shoddy than the others, and that is the problem. Why would you want to take the risk, is their view. So it comes down to whether the government is willing to take the government is willing to take the risk, both from the american and chinese sites. And speaking of taking the risk, bank of mum and dad lending or giving £6. 3 billion to the kids to get them on the property market. Thats a huge sum. Its huge,is market. Thats a huge sum. Its huge, is an absolute tragedy because we have re cord huge, is an absolute tragedy because we have record low Interest Rates and yet we cant get people on the housing ladder. And the reason that is important is because it leads to social mobility. It means we are causing even more division in society between the wealthiest in the poorest because more and more people simply cannot have justice, the economicjustice that comes from moving ahead through ownership of assets. And it is getting worse because banks have been told by ill conceived Government Policies to make sure they take 25 or 30 deposits. So basically banks are lending even more so than they used to to those who dont need the money to to those who dont need the money to begin with because they are already wealthy. And everybody else just doesnt get a chance to move ahead in life. Well, thats unfair and it leads, like i said, to social injustice and grievances. Increasing grievances. Lets leave it there, thank you forjoining us. A quick look at the markets. Well, not that quick. The ftse is under pressure because of fears about a ha rd pressure because of fears about a hard brexit. And the political u nrest hard brexit. And the political unrest in hong kong is having an impact on asia facing banks. And i wg, they are the shared space working company, they are on the up because of rumours they might be launching their shares in new york. Thats all the business news. Its that time of year again the countdown to the new series of strictly come dancing has begun with a red carpet launch in london last night. The celebrity contestants, including our sports colleague mike bushell, donned their sequins and showed off their best moves for the first time. Our entertainment correspondent Colin Paterson was there. The launch of strictly come dancing 2019 with a familiar face taking a leap into the unknown. I just thought, well, i have to make up for lack of technical ability with just a lot of energy, a lot of enthusiasm. Ijust did a sort of a dad jump that i used to do at weddings and discos when i was younger. But i nearly went off the stage, i have to say the jump was higher than in rehearsal. That couldve been the end of your strictly dream. They might have caught me in the crowd because the crowd was so supportive. Bookmakers have cruelly made mike the favourite to be the first to leave the show, but anneka rice thinks shes going to find strictly a challenge. Ive literally never danced in my life. No one in my family has ever seen me dance one move. Not in a disco, not at a wedding, ever. Ive got a complete thing about dancing. Others plan to rely on tried and trusted dance moves honed during their clubbing days. Ymca, oh serious. I love a good Old Fashioned steps routine. A bit of tragedy. So when faye was on this last year, i was like, yes, sister the way you do the body roll is youre meant to pretend youre looking over a ledge. Its meant to go like, oh, not today hey see you later, sister. Now one interesting thing to look out for this series, theres oti mabuse shes one of the professional dancers. Theres a newjudge this year and its her big sister motsi. Hows that going to work out . Neither of them are talking today. On saturday, the 15 celebrities will find out with which professional theyve been paired. Then they will have just three weeks to practise before theyre dancing on live tv. We wish mike all the best. Colin paterson, bbc news, television centre. Now its time for a look at the weather with susan powell. Good afternoon. After a weekend that brought us a lot of sunshine and also some record breaking heat where we saw up to 33 degrees on both sunday and bank holiday monday, making it the hottest bank holiday on record things, of course, are now changing as we look into our week ahead. By the end of the week, well be down at least 10 degrees, typically, in terms of the temperatures. For many, though, 23 a more comfortable high, and there will still be some sunshine around. But we do have some rain to contend with in the shorter term, in the form of thunderstorms, as things become increasingly unsettled with a plume of showers moving up across a central swathe of the uk. Particularly through the evening evening, though, and into the early part of the night, across Eastern England, we could see some real humdingers developing, actually, across the north east of england with an inch plus 25 30 millimetres of rain falling in a short space of time. Also clipping into eastern scotland before pulling off shore during the small hours of wednesday. But generally quite a lot of rain and cloud piling across the uk first thing on wednesday. Its going to be a very different looking start to the day tomorrow. Still very warm and muggy in the east. Here we are, wednesday morning, misty, murky, grey, rain around in many areas. Mostly patchy for central and eastern areas, some heavier bursts in the west. And this marks the weather front coming through the much talked about weather front that is the boundary line, if you like, between the warm, humid air and the fresher conditions that we will move into for the remainder of the week. Cooler though even with all the cloud around on wednesday across the eastern side of the uk, temperatures 25, 26 still quite humid. For the end of the week, though, when the front is through, we open up the gate to the atlantic again and in come the areas of low pressure. For thursday and friday it is looking quite windy across the uk. And we will see some rain towards the north and west. Still pretty dry though with sunshine across many parts of england and wales, just feeling considerably cooler. At temperatures, as i said, perhaps in the low to mid 20s. Some sunny spells still possible for scotland and Northern Ireland but perhaps quite a wet story throughout the latter part of the week for the west of scotland. You can see the fronts tend to stall here and the rainfall totals will continue to add up. Still lacking rain though sadly for farmers and growers to the south and east of the uk. And here are temperatures, as promised, in the low to mid 20s. Today at five. Opposition parties opposed to a no deal brexit agree a way forward. At a meeting called byJeremy Corbyn, mps from opposition parties agreed to try to pass legislation in parliament to stop the uk leaving the eu without a deal. I will put forward a proposal which will make sure that parliament is able to debate a legislative way of preventing the government crashing us out with no deal and that was an agreement reached with all the opposition parties this morning. The government accuses mr corbyn of creating chaos, delay and uncertainty. Well have the latest in the next hour. The other main stories on bbc news at 5. The deadline to save both Bolton Wanderers and bury Football Clubs has just closed with the firm aiming to buy bury