And iraq. And at wimbledon, the elimination of kyle edmund means there are four british players in the last 32. Its 5pm. Our main story President Trump has arrived in germany, ahead of a two day g20 summit. This afternoon Air Force One touched down in hamburg. Security has been stepped up in the city as thousands of people are expected to demonstrate at numerous events across the city on issues including Climate Change. Its not overstating things to say this summit could shape how the world responds to its most pressing issues for years to come. This is why, on the issue of Climate Change which Angela Merkel has chosen as the central theme, well, the United States and its president are out of sync with the vast majority of the world and how to respond. He is pulling america out of the paris Climate Change accord. Well start to understand what that will mean in practical terms as the rest of the world pushes on. Then there is globalisation, a surprising amount of agreement whether you are the chinese or the germans or the russians or even protest is on the streets that globalisation in its current form is not working for all the people of the world. The big question is if what we have got at the moment is not working what should replace it . On that there is no agreement between america and germany and other players. We are also watching to see how globalisation may evolve because of this summit. Then there is the issue of World Leadership, america has led the world for most of the last 100 yea rs the world for most of the last 100 years but now donald trump has put in his words America First and on some issues like Climate Change he has stepped away from a central role which is leaving a gap and we are watching closely to see who may step into that position of authority. Will it be the europeans led by Angela Merkel . Will it be china . Russia . There are many fundamental questions being raised and we will see some of them answered in the coming days here. But before we look at that in the detail lets consider whats been an extraordinary day, donald trump choosing to go to poland before coming here to hamburg. As the Trump Motorcade earlier rolled into warsaw the american president found a country where his populist views on energy, immigration and Political Correctness are widely admired and shared. After talks with the polish President Donald Trump hailed the first export of American Natural Gas to poland, a deal which could reduce polands dependency on russian energy, and there was rare direct criticism of moscow over tensions in eastern europe. America is committed to maintaining peace and security in central and eastern europe. We are working with poland in response to russias actions and destabilising behaviour. With as many as 5000 american troops based in poland, donald trump repeated his demand that it was past time for other members of the Nato Alliance to get going, as he put it, with their financial obligations. But his most direct comments were again reserved for north korea, the american leader calling on all nations to confront what he said was the global threat after pyongyangs latest missile test. It is a shame they are behaving this way but they are behaving in a very very dangerous manner. And something will have to be done about it. The Polish Government is delighted that donald trump chose here to set out his vision for americas relations with europe. The president will have been soothed by his enthusiastic reception in poland, when his style and leadership is often ridiculed elsewhere on the continent. The crowd chanting his name as donald trump began one of the most important speeches of his presidency so far, warning about the threat of extremism to western civilisation. Today we are in the west and we have to say there are dire threats to our security and to our way of life. You see what is happening out there, they are threats. We will confront them, we will win. But they are threats. The circus has moved on to hamburg for the g20 summit. Donald trump can expect a more hostile reception when he arrives anti globalisation and environmental demonstrators will be kept at bay but the american president may face tough questions from his fellow leaders on issues like Global Warming and protectionism. A scheduled meeting on the fringes with Vladimir Putin could also be awkward given Donald Trumps comments about russia earlier in the day. There are a number of intriguing head to head meetings planned for this summit, tomorrow Vladimir Putin and donald trump will meet for the first time but right now Angela Merkel and donald trump are going to be spending time together. These are pictures we have of where the meeting will take place, donald trump has just gone meeting will take place, donald trump hasjust gone in. Lets consider what Angela Merkel has said about america, she chooses her words very carefully and cautiously. She says of europe and america, europe can no longer rely on america as it once did. If we consider the positions of Angela Merkel and donald trump on key issues you start to understand the divide. 0n immigration we no donald trump wants to build a wall and has put a temporary ban on refugees and has brought in a travel ban on majority muslim countries. Angela merkel was responsible for over a Million People coming into germany a couple of years ago. Donald trump is protectionist over trade saying agreements do not work well as Angela Merkel has said globalisation needs to evolve but global trade is the root of the solutions to the worlds problems. That is trade and immigration and on Climate Change donald trump pulling america out of the Paris Agreement, Angela Merkel making Climate Change the priority of this summit and says the rest of the world will push on with implementing paris. They are poles apart on key issues and key policies, its going to be fascinating to find out how this conversation has gone. With that i will say goodbye from a Sunny Afternoon in hamburg and well head back to the bbc newsroom. A quarter of Adult Care Services in england are not safe enough, according to the watchdog, the care quality commission. It says most services are good, but the quality of some is Fragile And Precarious. In some cases, people are not getting enough to eat and drink, and not being given the right medication. This report by our social affairs correspondent, alison holt contains some upsetting images. Mum, can you open your eyes just a little . Bernie jarvis carefully gives her mother lunch. The front room of the familys birmingham home has become 78 year old bettys bedroom. They want her close by after discovering the sort of poor care highlighted in todays report. Betty, who has dementia and heart problems, was in a nursing home. The family had concerns, so put in a secret camera. It soon showed a care worker pushing the chair betty was slumped in sharply towards a desk. Then, when betty objects to her top being changed, her head is slammed back into the chair. No, i dont want to. Ahh last february in court, the care worker accepted her actions were reckless rather than intentional. She was given a 12 Month Community order. Query everything. Dont let them dismiss you. Because they did with us for about eight months. And i wish we had pursued it a lot quicker than we did, because mum probably wouldnt have suffered the way she did. Todays report by inspectors says most care in england is good or outstanding. Even so, a quarter of all Services Including home care and Residential Homes failed on safety, and 37 of Nursing Homes were not safe enough. Also, when reinspected, quality of care in some good homes had deteriorated. What were seeing in these services that are deteriorating is how Fragile And Precarious quality in Adult Social Care is. Thats the reason why we have to make sure that everybody understands that quality matters. Providers have got to focus on that, and commissioners and funders have to make sure funding is available to ensure that people get the quality of care they deserve. Campaigners say the report is an indication of the pressure that social care is under because of increasing demand and underfunding. For individual older people and their families that means they are facing a degree of russian roulette. Will they get good care, will they get any care . Will it be affordable . Will the carer turn up . Will the care, if they get it in a care home, be safe . Will there be a nurse in a nursing home . These are such fundamental questions and its unfair to expect older people to be facing them at their most vulnerable time in their lives. The government says the poor care experienced by some families is completely unacceptable, and that as well as putting in more money, it will be consulting on how to place social care on a more secure footing for the future. The chairman of the iraq war inquiry, Sirjohn Chilcot, has told the bbc that tony blair was not straight with the nation in the run up to the war 1a years ago. Speaking a year after the report was published, sirjohn said mr blair was emotionally truthful in the evidence he gave the inquiry, but relied on beliefs rather than facts. A spokesperson for tony blair reacted by saying sirjohn was clear the former Prime Minister had not departed from the truth. Sirjohn chilcott spoke to our Political Editor laura kuenssberg. Do you feel the politicians you dealt with were as straight with you as they ought to have been . I think id need to distinguish. They adopted different approaches. And i have to name names because these were public sessions. Tony blair is always and ever an advocate. He makes the most persuasive case he can. Not departing from the truth. But persuasion is everything. Advocacy from my position. Do you believe that tony blair was as straight with you and the public as he ought to have been . Can i slightly reword that to say, i think any Prime Minister taking a country into war has got to be straight with the nation and carry it, so far as possible, with him or her. I dont believe that was the case in the iraq instance. Do you feel he gave you the fullest version of events . I think he gave. I hesitate to say this, rather, but i think from his perspective and standpoint, it was emotionally truthful. I think that came out also in his Press Conference after the launch statement. I think he was under very great emotional pressure during those sessions, far more than the committee were. He was suffering. He was deeply engaged. In that State Of Mind and mood, you fall back on your instinctive skills and reactions, i think. But he was relying, you suggest, therefore on emotion, not fact . Both. Lets get the latest from our Political Correspondent ben wright who is in westminster. The snp are saying they want a parliamentary investigation into what sirjohn has been saying about tony blair not being straight with the nation, are there likely to be repercussions from this interview . dont think so, its a fairly predictable response from Opposition Parties here who opposed the iraq war very strongly. I dont think there will be because fascinating interview though this was i dont think it fundamentally changes anything about what we learnt surrounding the run up to the iraq war. What Sirjohn Chilcot does very carefully is reflect one year on on those findings, having thought about it more. He does give that very clear line in response to the question about whether or not tony blair had been straight with the British Public in the run up to the warand he British Public in the run up to the war and he does not think he was. He is quite clear, he does not say anything more about tony blairs honesty or anything like that, and tony blairs offers have been clear to make that clear today. There is an interesting distinction made between tony blairs belief and his emotion in the cause for war and the fa cts. Emotion in the cause for war and the facts. That something Sirjohn Chilcot talks about in quite a revealing way, tony blairs advocacy, his belief in the necessity to do this was as important as the facts of the case. Thanks very much. This is bbc news at 5 the headlines World Leaders gather in hamburg for the g20 summit, as thousands of protesters gather. A watchdog says a quarter of Adult Care Services in england are not safe enough, and in some cases residents are not getting enough to eat or drink. Bbc Research Reveals that more than 100 people have now been convicted of Terrorist Offences related to syria and iraq. And in sport, Novak Djokovic eases into the third round at wimbledon but kyle edmund is out, he was beaten by The 15th Seed gael monfils in straight sets. Joe root leads from the front and scores a century to rescue england in his first test as captain. Earlier england were some 26 4, they are now 268 5. And senior sources some 26 4, they are now 268 5. And senior sources say some 26 4, they are now 268 5. And senior sources say they have agreed over the around for romelu lukaku, with Manchester United. Back to our top story and the arrival of donald trump in hamburg for the g20 summit. He and Angela Merkel have a right for a bilateral meeting. Lets cross to our berlin correspondentjenny hill. A lot of demonstrators, one banner said welcome to hell, what sort of reception is President Trump in particular are going to get . An angry onei particular are going to get . An angry one i think in short. There are no Tens Of Thousands of protesters in hamburg. This summit i think is striking because of the number of people who have come here to demonstrate and i think a lot of the anger is aimed at donald trump and his stands in particular on Climate Change. You mentioned welcome to hell, thats a demonstrationjust down welcome to hell, thats a demonstration just down the street behind me. A good few thousand people in the square but it all passing off perhaps what the name might suggest very peacefully. Having said that the police here are taking no chances, there are hundreds of officers in riot gear clutching their helmets. Its largely because police have told us they are concerned about what they say is a core of up to 8000 extremists who they believe to be largely armed with improvised r , largely armed with improvised weaponry, police say in the last week they had seized for example slingshots, Ball Bearings and even Fire Extinguishers modified to contain flammable liquid. The police are taking no chances. That in itself has led to controversy, there have been scuffles, the police using water cannon in one particular Insta Nce Water Cannon in one particular instance and there is an argument in germany about whether the police are being a bit too heavy handed. Officers themselves i think would say in their defence this is a very important summit, a controversial summit because of the line up. Donald trump will be meeting Vladimir Putin here for the first time, the Turkish Leader is in town who has provoked controversy here in germany by trying to hold a rally on the sidelines of the summit, the German Authorities banning him from doing so. It is expected to be a stormy summit of course inside the Conference Hall but perhaps outside as well. But as i say at the moment seems here are very as well. But as i say at the moment seems here are very peaceful indeed. Thank you. With me is leslie vinjamuri, associate professor of International Relations at soas and also on the Americas Programme at chatham house. Thank you for being with us, how important do you think this summit is . People are saying its a lot of leaders vying for a Global Leadership if you like, the russian president , american president , chinese president , then the Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron access in europe as well. Its very interesting. Corporation to look after the Economic System but its becoming now an almost different game because of course what happened during the last 160 plus days of the donald Trump Presidency is that everything has sort of gone into disarray to use the words of richard hawes, a concern for who is leading, who is at the forefront. America has entered into difficult relationships with germany and its other European Partners despite what donald trump said this morning in his speech in warsaw. As those relationships have become more difficult and the role of America On The World Stage has changed there is a manoeuvring going on, there has been over the last few days, who is going to lead and where are the primary partnerships going to be . This meeting is very interesting, china moving to fill the space at the vanguard of leadership for globalisation but i think we need to watch and see, how does Angela Merkel handle this relationship with donald trump . She is hosting the g20 and its important it goes well for her, shes coming up to an election in september and donald trump is very unpopular as we can see on the streets. She does not want this to go badly but at the same time she does not want to be seen to become too close to a president that has given germany are very difficult time. Do you think she is effectively looking for new allies . Emmanuel macron pivotal within europe, but china for example, outside europe, almost to replace the United States . Angela merkel is committed to moving forward, an agenda of cooperation and globalism with europe at the centre but not exclusively, she understands you need partners beyond europe so its not so much about excluding america. I think donald trump is marginalising himself and i think its about making sure things dont get stuck and this particular period of american leadership. Donald trump is going to add to navigate that and one of the meetings everyone will be watching is this meeting between himself and Vladimir Putin which is critical. Donald trump had some harsh words about russia earlier on today when he was in poland, talking about it destabilising europe and so on, does that add to the tension ahead of that . I think people were surprised to see he took a strong line on russian activities in Eastern Ukraine but remember earlier he had a Press Conference were once again he had made the same step, refusing to confirm the findings of americas Intelligence Agencies that russia has meddled in the election. He said maybe they have, probably they have but others might have as well. It mixed messages and with this trump you dont know what message will come out with the leader who he remembered throughout the campaign trail, he said this was the campaign trail, he said this was the relationship he wanted to develop, reset the relationship with russia. We dont know what will happen when they are sitting down together and how that will spill into the rest of the meetings in the gzos. North into the rest of the meetings in the gzos. North korea at the forefront of everyones mind with that latest Ballistic Missile test which is worrying a lot of global leaders. Relay this is the Central Security threat that the United States and others face and its generally agreed this is a very grave Security Threat but there is a fundamental question now about what the response will be and that of course well be at the centre of a lot of the conversations which take place. President trump as in the last several days before what we believe to be an icbm was launched, before that he had turned his tone on china and so now of course there is a question of whether there will be negotiations, whether america will enter into talks, what role china will play, important was ozil is being put on the table but it is a crucial issue and it will certainly be central during the next few days. Donald trump there and Angela Merkel Shaking Hands reasonably wore me it looked like. Thatll be an interesting meeting which is happening right now. It will be, donald trump, what we saw this morning in his speech was that he, i think hes being coached very heavily by his very Good National security team. He had a bad visit, his First International visit at the g7 did his First International visit at the g 7 did not go well with his European Partners. You think he will tone things down . I think he will start with the aspiration of perhaps making things a bit better. We will see thank you so much for being with us. Some of the other stories making bbc news at 5pm. Counter Terrorism Police believe the Manchester Arena bomber salman abedi was not part of a large network, but that other people may have been aware of what he was planning. They say that a priority is to question abedis Brother Hashem who is currently in libya. Abedi killed 22 people when he detonated a bomb at the end of an Ariane Grande concert in may. The gmb union says firefighters at sellafield will go on strike for the first time, more than 60 members of the union will stage a series of 24 hour walk outs in a row over pay. It employs over 10,000 people and is in the process of being decommissioned. At least two people have been killed and 18 others are missing after widespread flooding in southern japan. Unprecedented torrential rain and overflowing rivers have forced almost 400,000 from their homes. Water surges Hit Buildings and roads, and forecasters are warning of more heavy rain. The government has ordered new, La Rger Scale Fire Safety tests on cladding and insulation from tower blocks. Until now, tests have been carried out only on the plastic core of panels similar to those at Grenfell Tower in west london. The new tests will involve cladding being fitted to a 9m high demonstration wall before being exposed to fire. With me is our Home Affairs Correspondent tom symonds. Whats the thinking about this new test . Weve been reporting over the last few weeks about 190 samples of Cladding Sent in by Council Building managers around the country have been given this quite specific test of the plastic bit in the middle of the cladding, the filling in the Aluminium Sandwich has been taken out and exposed the fire and found wanting. This new test we can see here is what the government is proposing, very different, this is simulating a similar situation to what is believed to be the cause of the Grenfell Tower fire. Opening could perhaps be the wendell its thought flames came through from a french fire and the test is to see if not just the french fire and the test is to see if notjust the material in the cladding can withstand the fire because we know from these tests it doesnt but whether the whole system, the cladding, the installation behind it, fire breaks which might be around, they are going to build all of that on a wall a bit like that one and test it to see what the results going to be. The reason they got to do that is they are not sure that the cladding which is up on buildings around the country is safe in that certain situation. Is that i thought the initial tests were almost too tough and unrealistic . Its not so much that, i think they wanted to be sure the plastic inner core, that that is as they thought it would be quite liable. But the Building Regulations are complicated and they allow you to use a material like that as long as you can show using perhaps that bigger study that its safe to be used so that might involve using a certain amount of it, perhaps less or perhaps using these Fire Barriers around the sections of cladding which prevent the flames spreading. Thats whats at the heart of this but these tests are the sort of test you would have hoped would have been carried out before cladding was fitted to the buildings and i think theres a growing suspicion that in many cases if the test has been done and its been done in the past and if you like Desktop Studies have been written up which simply revert toa been written up which simply revert to a previous test without serious testing of proposed designs and that is at the heart of this current row, controversy surrounding Building Regulations in the wake of the terrible fire. Thanks very much. An unemployed man from west sussex who killed two of his former girlfriends five years apart has been sentenced to life imprisonment. Robert trigg was convicted of the manslaughter of Caroline Devlin in 2006, and the murder of Susan Nicholson in 2011. Both women were found dead at their homes in worthing after a night out drinking with trigg. Duncan kennedy reports. Yes, this is the extraordinary case ofa man yes, this is the extraordinary case of a man who almost got away with a double killing. Robert trigg did kill Caroline Devlin and Susan Nicholson. But initially the police got one was Natural Causes and one was an accident. It took the elderly pa rents of was an accident. It took the elderly parents of Susan Nicholson to get the police to reopen their case and finally bring robert trigg to justice. Even on his way to be sentenced Robert Triggs arrogance and contempt was today made clear. They should be here, not me. His victims were Caroline Devlin and Susan Nicholson, both killed by robert trigg, and he nearly got away with it. Police initially treated as a brief partner. In the case of Susan Nicholson he claimed he had accidentally rolled over onto her as they slept on a couch at their home in worthing. But robert trigg never called 999, leaving it to a neighbour to talk to the operator as he liked in the background. Could you ask him to tell you why it looks like shes dead . Why but susans earlier parents where suspicious as they thought the sofa was too narrow for the two of them. Getting nowhere with the police they hired their own pathologist who found susan had in fact been suffocated by robert trigg. They say its been a six year fight for justice. Its a disgrace, the way we we re justice. Its a disgrace, the way we were treated. An absolute disgrace. The treated susan as if she did not matter. Five years earlier Caroline Devlins death was thought to be from Natural Causes so there was no Police Investigation in her case either. But she had also been killed by robert trigg. Today her mother said robert trigg might never have been caught. He has been living this life of the last 11 years and got away with it, not up to now. Thats the way i feel. As he was today jailed for a the way i feel. As he was today jailed fora minimum the way i feel. As he was today jailed for a minimum of 25 years for Killing Caroline and susan the judge praised susans parents for what she called their dog fight to get the case reopened. Thejudge said called their dog fight to get the case reopened. The judge said these we re case reopened. The judge said these were senseless and brutal killings and that the grief of the families will never leave them. Sussex police say they did investigate robert trigg but found nothing suspicious. They now admit they could have gone further. Sussex police are very sorry we did not previously present those backs to the court, that what they gave us was new evidence we did not have at the time. It took a family s determination to bring this case. Two deaths, one man, no coincidence. Duncan kennedy, bbc news. Time for a look at the weather. Heres Sarah Keith Lucas. It another hot it another hot and it another hot and humid it another hot and humid day. It another hot and humid day. We it another hot and humid day. We have had temperatures over 32 celsius in the south east. And heavy showers and thunderstorms across eastern and North Eastern england, some of both heavy down killing downpours may continue but will away overnight. A little patchy rain into scotland and Northern Ireland. Temperatures at 17 or 18 degrees, feeling humid and sticky. Tomorrow, 0 week Weather Front Bringing Rain Across Scotland and Northern Ireland, Drifting South through Northern England and wales. Pressure to the north, and 28 degrees in the south. Hot and humid in Northern England, always fresh in the north. Some sunshine on sunday but will you will see some heavier showers moving into the uk, temperatures around 2a degrees. You watching bbc news at five. Latest headlines. World leaders gather in hamburg for the g20 summit, as President Trump calls moscow destabilising and warned pyongyang about its nuclear programme. Inspectors warn that a quarter of home Care Services in england are Fragile And Precarious. The government have said its unacceptable that standards have dropped below safe levels. A year after his report on the iraq war, Sirjohn Chilcot says tony blair wasnt straight with the country about his decisions. The government has ordered new, La Rger Scale Fire Safety tests on cladding and insulation from tower blocks. Lets get the very latest sports news including all the latest from wimbledon. Hello, its day four at wimbledon. There was lots for british fans to cheer about yesterday with four players making it through to the third round for the first time in 20 years. Katherine downs is at the All England Club for us. But catherine, sadly it wasnt to be for kyle edmund today . Sadly, not a fifth through to the third round. But still the best showing for Great Britain at wimbledon for 20 years. Four players through to the third round but we sadly lost the number two, kyle edmund. He was beaten by a 15 seed gael monfils. And form, he is through to the final. He he a bit too much for kyle edmund. Gael monfils one on the tie break, 7 6. 64 monfils one on the tie break, 7 6. 6 4 he lost the second set and kyle edmund was 3 0 up in the third but gael monfils came back to win that won 6 4. In the end, a straight sets win for the number 15 seed and sadly kyle edmund is notjoining his compatriots in the third round. But better news for in other fan favourite, Novak Djokovic, who went through . He did get through. He had to work a bit harder than his first match when he only played a0 minutes than his opponent retired. Still a straight setsjob than his opponent retired. Still a straight sets job for the three time champion, beating adam pavlasek, world number 136. Djokovic safely through, three time champion going for his fourth grand slam. Hes trying to recover some form, he lost in the third round here and he hopes history wont repeat itself this time. Very u nfortu nately repeat itself this time. Very unfortunately finally, we have to discuss a very bad looking injury foran discuss a very bad looking injury for an american player. There is a double match and then now but play had to stop. Bethany sans slipped and had a hollow ball leg injury, they climbed over the net to help her. She was screaming for help on the floor. It took awhile for medical staff to reach the court and give her the help she needed. She has won the last three grand slams with her partner who was watching horribly. She cannot continue in the singles or the doubles terrible news for her. A century from new Captainjoe Root has helped england recover on the opening day of the first test against south africa. The hosts won the toss and chose to bat but were soon regretting that decision. Former skipper Alastair Cook lasted just 13 balls. Johnny bairstow had been recalled to the side but fared little better, out forjust ten. England 82 a at lunch but from Therejoe Root in his first game since being named captain, steadied the innings. Hes just out for 1a9, missing out on 150, but england are now 29a 6. Senior sources at Manchester United claim they have agreed a fee in the region of 75 Million Pounds for evertons romelu lukaku. It is hoped the deal will be completed before the united begin their summer tour of the United States. Thats all for now, back to you. Lets go back to events in hamburg , and russian president Vladimir Putin will meet President Trump for the first time this week on the sidelines of the g20 summit. The kremlin says they will have a fully fledged, Sit Down Meeting which will touch upon a number of pressing Foreign Policy issues, including syria and ukraine. It comes after months of speculation about alleged russian interference in last years us election and rumours that russia strongly favoured mr trump over democratic candidate hillary clinton. Lets speak now to heather conley, Senior Vice President for europe at the center for strategic and International Studies in washington. Thanks forjoining us. Very interesting that mr trump, on the eve of Vladimir Putin, chose to attack russia for destabilising your . This is the first time weve heard President Trump speak clearly about russias behaviour in its neighbourhood, specifically you ukraine. He discussed the iranian regime, the syrian regime, and a combination with china regarding north korea. So he did address russias behaviour. But interestingly in the question and a nswer interestingly in the question and answer and session with the polish president , he did not say russia was interfering with the election. Is it difficult for drum, because of the allegations of russian interference with the election, if it turns out he has a Good Relationship with mr putin, people or his critics will say, we told you so . So hes in a tricky position . Thats why this meeting will be the most watched meeting. Clearly, north korea and that talent will loom large over the 620 that talent will loom large over the g20 discussion. This meeting will be the most photographed meeting, i think, of President Trumps young presidency but. The smile or lack there of will be so closely scrutinise. We dont know what Donald Trumps objectives are, his National Security adviser was not sure what they would talk about last week, so this will be an incredibly watched meeting and we will see if he maintains this tough statement that he did in warsaw and the destabilising behaviour and if he speaks directly to Vladimir Putin about this destabilising behaviour and what he will do to correct it. We saw Angela Merkel and donald trump Shaking Hands, it looks relatively friendly, but a lot of people are saying that Angela Merkel is distancing herself from him and looking for new Global Leadership partners . Absolutely. I think chancellor Angela Merkel worked hard to make this successful, when she had the president s first meeting, they could not put their differences. President trump views the world in a close, transactional, bilateral, nationalistic manner, as chancellor and michael has a different vision. More open, more tolera nt of different vision. More open, more tolerant of immigration, free trade, Climate Trains are you name it. Climate trains are you name it. Climate change. These two leaders who should have a close relationship because the countries have to have a critical bilateral relationship, do not see eye to eye on very fundamental issue. It will be a difficult meeting and we will see how the rest of the meetings, in addition to the bilateral meetings, with trump and shes will go today. Thanks forjoining us. That show you some pictures from the 620, us. That show you some pictures from the g20, some pretty big events planned and peaceful protests on the street. We were talking to our correspondent who was there and said precisely that. Very calm, obviously a lot of security and you always get demonstrations at g20 summit but a lot of hostility to President Donald Trump from people in germany in particular, who are angry about the withdrawal of the United States and the 2015 paris climate deal. So President Trump arrived this afternoon in hamburg, we saw him a few minutes ago with Angela Merkel Shaking Hands. This is the scene, just one of several demonstrations in the city this evening. The billionaire founder of Sports Direct, mike ashley, has described himself as a Power Drinker who goes out binge drinking. He made the comments on the Witness Stand at the high court, where he is being sued by a former employee who accuses him of breaking an agreement to pay him £15 million for increasing the companys share price. Jeffrey blue told the court the agreement was made in a Central London pub four years ago, which mr ashley denies. Our correspondent Richard Lister is at the high court. Richard, what has been said today . As you say, ben, the heart of this case is whether or not this deal was struck between mike ashley and the city investorjeff reid blue at a pub here in Central London. Jeffrey blue says it was clear, if he could double the share price of Sports Direct to £8, mike ashley would pay him £50 million. Today, mike ashley angrily denied that in court. He said he absolutely did not do any such deal. But he did admit that he could not remember any of the conversations he has had with mr blue at the london pub where this was allegedly struck. Hes talked about that meeting, saying it was a fun evening. He said they werent drinking at pace were drinking at pace. He said i like to get drunk, im a power drinking. He was challenged about whether he was so drunk the early and that it would not remember what was said. He said ido not remember what was said. He said i do not drink regularly, i binge drink. Iam i do not drink regularly, i binge drink. I am trying to get drunk. He had four orfive pints drink. I am trying to get drunk. He had four or five pints of beer and the first hour of the pub. Beers we re the first hour of the pub. Beers were coming like machine guns. But he said that mr blue was a lightweight. He said he was animated, his voice rose at times and im not the one who is the liar here. He acknowledged paying mr blue £1 million. Mike ashley described that as a bonus which he said was in recognition of a Property Deal which mr blue had set up for him. He was challenged on that because he hadnt mentioned before, and he said that was absolutely correct. The barrister mr blue said, i put it to you that you made that up. Absolutely not, said mike ashley. His testimony finished today that his case continues at the high court on monday. This is bbc news at 5pm, our latest headlines. World leaders gather in hamburg for the g20 summit, as President Trump calls moscow destabilising and warned pyongyang about its nuclear programme. A watchdog says a quarter of Adult Care Services in england are not safe enough, and in some cases residents are not getting enough to eat or drink. Bbc Research Reveals that more than 100 people have now been convicted of Terrorist Offences related to syria and iraq. An update on the Market Numbers for you heres how londons and frankfurt ended the day. As you can see, they are all down. And in the the United States this is how the dow the European Unions chief brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier has warned that britain will not be able to have what he called Frictionless Trade with the bloc after it leaves in 2019. Mr barnier said British Goods would be subject to checks to ensure they complied with eu standards once the country was outside the single market. Older people are more likely to urge others to see a doctor for signs of Lung Problems than to go themselves, according to a new survey. The poll is part of a campaign to highlight the symptoms of lung cancer, lung disease or heart problems. They include getting out of breath doing things you used to be able to do, or having a cough that lasts for three weeks or more. Our correspondent sarah smith reports. Even when a simple stroll left him struggling for breathjohn admits he thought twice about going to the gp, but, unlike many older people he did go, and he says its a good job. It made a tremendous difference because in both cases of breathlessness i was actually suffering from something quite serious, angina or heart failure, and they needed to be dealt with quite promptly. So it was just as well i went and did not hesitate too much. Public Health England say far too many people wait for weeks before going to see their doctor. Many people wait for weeks before about breathlessness or a persistent cough. And of the people asked a third said they were worried about wasting their gps time. Lung cancer and lung and Heart Disease cause more than 150,000 deaths a year but while most people would urge family and friends to see their gp many fewer would contact the doctor if it happened to them. That, says the body tasked with improving the nations health, must change. It makes a difference if you present early because you can have important treatment, diagnosis, and even if you cant save somebodys life you can enable them to live better with their symptoms. In the new campaign, Dame Esther Rantzen talks about her late husbands treatment for Heart Disease. It was crucial he went to the gp. He had to be persuaded by telling him it was something macho like an Executive Checkup but thank goodness he went because it gave us 15 extra years we would not have had. John says that first visit to his gp means he is managing a potentially very serious condition. The campaigns aim is to ensure many others will take the same action. The bbc has found that more than 100 people in the uk have now been convicted of terrorism offences relating to syria and iraq. The director of Public Prosecutions has warned that extremists may try to carry out attacks in britain if theyre unable to travel abroad to join the Islamic State group. Our Home Affairs Correspondent june Kelly Reports the face ofjihad in the uk. Over 100 people jailed for offences linked to so called Islamic State. The oldest, a Driving Instructor of 63 from luton. The youngest, a schoolboy, just 1a when he incited a Terrorist Act overseas. And a growing number of women and girls have also been drawn in. The Terror Attack on london bridge, one of three islamist inspired atrocities in recent months. Two of the men responsible are said to have wanted to go to syria tojoin is, but were unable to travel. They are among the rising ranks of thwarted foreign fighters, and the director of Public Prosecutions told me that could increase the Terrorist Threat here. We need to be acutely aware that if people cant go to syria, and we have seen this in some of the cases that we have prosecuted, they may plan an attack here, instead. Or they may do more to radicalise other people to attack. At this youth centre in east london they use activities like boxing to try to engage young people and fight the extremist ideology which they can be exposed to. Here they have years of experience in tackling radicalisation head on, and theres concern that government attempts to clamp down on extremism could end up alienating muslim communities. Going into communities, penetrating the wall of silence, having the credibility, having the trust, without the community trust, without the community engagement, we cant have conversations, we cant have effective programmes. But especially since the attacks in london and manchester, there is a premium on community involvement, according to ministers. We have to work with the communities to deliver counter terrorism. Thats where we get information from. Diversions for young people if theyre being groomed, so we are incredibly alert to those issues. We do make sure to remind people that its really about safeguarding people from being exploited. Some of the hundred plus convicted have now served their sentences and are back in the community. On the battlefields of syria and iraq, is may be in retreat, but support for its ideology shows no sign of diminishing. June kelly, bbc news. With me is steve swann from our Home Affairs Team who carried out the research for this. What sort of people are getting drawn into this . That is the troubling thing, really. Its such a wide Cross Section of society. There isnt a narrow profile for a typical convicted terrorist. The sort of people that get convicted include a hospital director, some of the police officers, a a mother of six, who took the toddler to so called Islamic State ina toddler to so called Islamic State in a caliphate and realised she had made a terrible mistake and came back and was prosecuted. You have people who are educated for people who are undereducated, people with a track record of being involved in petty crime and then others who have a clean record. And then also growing numbers of women. 16 of the people on our data base growing numbers of women. 16 of the people on our database who have been convicted for Terrorist Offences related to iraq and syria are women and girls. The other curious thing is that over 80 of them, bearing in mind these are crimes associated and related to the conflict in the middle east, have never been anywhere near iraq or syria, and thatis anywhere near iraq or syria, and that is because quite a lot of the offences a re that is because quite a lot of the offences are people plotting to do things, not carry out plots, people posting material is supportive of so called Islamic State on the internet. These are not people who have been war zone, maybe they are people who want to get there and didnt. Are their geographical patterns you can detect . Yes, that is another interesting part of the mother. What we see are of the research. We see certain communities of people who are either gone out to iraq and syria or have been convicted of offences related to it. You have unlikely places like walsall in the East Midlands and portsmouth and then pockets like manchester. It is interesting because it shows there is too much emphasis on people remotely recruited online by radicalise is, that does happen but what is often the triggerfor someone that does happen but what is often the trigger for someone getting involved in Offending Behaviour is because of the real world connections, so theyve got good mates who want to go to iraq and syria or they have can be families, for example in luton we have an extended family of 12 including a 75 year old grandfather and his three grandchildren, who all went together to join three grandchildren, who all went together tojoin the three grandchildren, who all went together to join the caliphate. Just briefly, what is the prognosis now . Islamic state on the retreat in modal and raqqa, taking quite a beating . That is right, and what is happening is the threat is mutating. We are seeing in the manchester bombing, that it looks like a sonic is State Influence but from libya. They may be new conflict arenas are opening. And they are saying, if you cant get out to syria or iraq, you cant get out to syria or iraq, you can do more stuff here. Thank you. And you can have a look at our database on the bbc website , its the most comprehensive Public Record of its kind , just go to bbc. Co. Uk news back to our main story and this is the scene in hamburg at the g20. Thousands of Protesters Gathering you can see them there, one demonstration is called welcome to hell, trump is not very popular with these protesters partly because of these protesters partly because of the withdrawal from the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. A Security Cordon in hamburg to prevent protesters reaching summit venues. European and japanese scientists are putting the finishing touches to a Space Mission thatll see two satellites bolted together to travel to mercury , the planet closest to the sun. It will take seven years to make the journey of nearly Eighty Million kilometres. The mission will send back the most detailed pictures ever of mercurys surface and the team hopes it could solve some puzzles such as why the planet retains its molten core despite its small size. Answers on a postcard. Time for a look at the weather on earth. Heres Sarah Keith Lucas we have had some high temperatures, it has been a hot and humid day. It was a picture from york. If we look at the top temperatures, you can see 32 degrees in london, temperatures in the high 20s across england and wales. But just 18 in the high 20s across england and wales. Butjust 18 in glasgow, fresher in scotland and Northern Ireland. We have cloud and showers. We have a heavy showers and thunderstorms across eastern england, towards northridge, particularly lincolnshire. We continue to see these heavy showers and thunderstorms over the next few hours. Hit and and thunderstorms over the next few hours. Hitand miss and thunderstorms over the next few hours. Hit and miss but if you catch one, there will be a lot of surface water. That could cause Travel Disruption with heavy downpours, surplus spray. Heavy showers will ease away the night. Dry across england and wales and scotland and Northern Ireland have more cloud and rain. Template is holding up the night, 17 or 18 degrees at the lowest. It will sticky and humid the night. We we get the heat of warm sunshine across england and wells, sunny spells from the start. Cloud drifting in north and west but temperatures from atm around 19 or 20 degrees. Heading north across parts of north wales and wales, a few spots of light rain across Northern Ireland and scotland because of a weak Weather Front would shift its way further south. For scotland and Northern Ireland, after that, fairly grey start. Things should improve with the return to sunny spells. Clouding over through central parts of england and wales, High Peak Weatherford moving in from the north. The fast officer stays sunny, not quite as hot as today but a bit fresher further north west so typically about 17 or 19 across scotla nd typically about 17 or 19 across scotland and Northern Ireland. Into the weekend, a weak Weather Front moving across central parts of the country, a few spots of rain on saturday but most places staying dry. Again, quite warm and humid, around 26 degrees in the south. Slightly fresher on the north. Dry on sunday but with the chance of heavy and thundery showers moving up. Lots going on and you can find the latest way you live on our website. Tonight at six tony blair and the iraq war the most outspoken comments yet from Sirjohn Chilcot, the man who led the inquiry. He says the former Prime Minister was emotionally involved in the argument and relied more on his beliefs than on facts. I think any Prime Minister taking a country to war has got to be straight with the nation and carry it as far as possible with him or her. I dont believe that was the case in the iraq instance. Its a year since the inquirys report into the war mr blairs supporters say that should have been the last word. I think its unfair and wrong and notjustified by the evidence, which the 12 volume report examines in detail. Also on tonight choosing care for the elderly why one campaigner says its like playing russian roulette