we ll have the latest. good morning. the heat continues to build over the next few days. today it is looking dry, with strong sunshine, and it will feel very warm, especially in the south. i will have all the details throughout this morning s programme. it s sunday, iothjuly. our main story: eight candidates are now officially running in the conservative leadership contest, following a series of announcements from senior figures within the party. the former health secretaries, sajid javid and jeremy hunt, are the latest to come forward and the foreign secretary, liz truss, is expected to declare in the coming days. our political correspondent, jonathan blake reports. the two newest entrance into the race are the first to set out detailed plans, and both focus on economic policy. entrants. jeremy hunt, who lost a borisjohnson in the final two last time around, promises to council rise in corporation tax, and reduce it further. to cancel. he would also cut business rates
and i ve only been out of school for 11 years, i was never taught any of the indigenous history. i feel like that was a lot throughout the older generations as well. luckily, today we do have a coming into our school curriculum which is perfect, it is all we really want. in 2000, the bridge became a symbol of something quite different because thousands of people walked across it in a walk for reconciliation, and the bridge symbolised the spanning of the gulf between black and white australia, troubled waters and all the rest of it. it became a wonderful symbol of reconciliation, whereas once it had symbolised something that was quite exclusive. this is the aboriginal flag created by harold thomas injuly 1971. the flag represents three elements of
hold you back. thank you for helping our school! brick hold you back. thank you for helping our school! brick by hold you back. thank you for helping our school! brick by brick, hold you back. thank you for helping our school! brick by brick, donationl our school! brick by brick, donation by donation. our school! brick by brick, donation by donation. a our school! brick by brick, donation by donation, a new our school! brick by brick, donation by donation, a new school- our school! brick by brick, donation by donation, a new school is i our school! brick by brick, donation by donation, a new school is taking j by donation, a new school is taking shape. amelie is already halfway to meeting her £50,000 target to complete the build and, when complete, the school will educate just over 100 children. changing their lives forever. amazing. are really impressive thing to do. earlier in the week, john kay and i caught up with amelie after she returned from helping to build the scho
crocodile attacks happen there so you didn t feel like you had a crocodile attack you, you know, it is not a completely unknown thing. they are understanding of it, it has happened before and unfortunately it will happen in the future so ok, you are doing it but you are building a school so the focus is on the school and for me, that was the big thing. my and for me, that was the big thing. my life, the focus needs to be on the school, not the accident. ii my life, the focus needs to be on the school, not the accident. if you could have the school, not the accident. if you could have your the school, not the accident. if you could have your time the school, not the accident. if you could have your time again, - the school, not the accident. if you could have your time again, would | could have your time again, would you still have gone on that trip? definitely, i think, you still have gone on that trip? definitely, ithink, any you still have gone on that trip? definitely, i think,
have a school. so i went out about nine weeks ago to build the school and to oversee the building, and get on materials there to organise all the building, and that kind of thing. as well is kind of help in school to see them both go hand in hand, at the moment there is the floor outside a church building. it started as a preschool for 3 6 year olds, but then we realise there was a bigger problem, it wasn t too villages that didn t have a school, but all five villages in the area. the closes was 13 kilometres away. these children cannot work 13 kilometres every day to go to school, so we have had to expand the age range. we unfortunately have a 16 year old who has never been at school before and he is starting with the three year olds to learn to read and write. so it is much bigger than just a 3 6 year old preschool, but a school for the whole community to hopefully, you know, have a chance of getting some kind of an education